Speaker 1: Man Ohman is not a particularly cursed thumbnail image this week,
there's gotta be somebody who's like making an autistic spreadsheet
in the chat, like all the episodes we've.
Speaker 2: Had, and it's like we're live, we're live.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this this character, you know, it's like, oh, you
know that person has showed up in a thumbnail at
some point or something. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Wild.
Speaker 1: So anyway, we are back for another episode of Pony
Express Radio. I am, of course, mister Redhawk joining me
for this stream this evening is mister Pequinonez once again.
Speaker 2: How you do Empete doing good? Doing good?
Speaker 1: All right, and we've got our good friend, doctor Stormy
Waters is joining us tonight. How are you, Stormy?
Speaker 3: Doing well? Pleasure to be here, Thanks for.
Speaker 2: Having me us.
Speaker 1: Yes, as always, it's been a while since you and
I have had the opportunity to talk, but occasionally we
get to see each other on mister D's Twitter spaces.
So people aren't listening.
Speaker 3: Not as fun as in person.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very true, very true indeed, but I'm sure we'll
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watching millennial Welles. Anyway, So, guys, we are here to
talk about the goings on of the week, and you
know what, I think it's something that we should be
talking about. First and foremost is some good news that
came out this week. We've been a little bit of
a downer a couple of weeks, but it seems like
a couple of good things around the horizon. Number one
that we're going to talk about is the end of
disparent impact. Let's talk about this one, guys, very very
interesting stuff. So the d o J and the Civil
Rights Division. Here we go, going on the screen right here,
I'm the Goodness Dave distributists this year. On the side
of the screen, he's he's stuck into the chat with
us to join us. But hilarious anyway, So deal J
and the Civil Rights Division. Okay, a lot of people
like Jeremy Carl and others. We're bringing this to the
attention of everyone. The end of the disparate impact laws.
So here we go equal detection from civil rights enforcement.
The prior disparate impact regulations encourage people to file lawsuits
challenging racially neutral policies without evidence of intentional discrimination. Our
rejection of this theory will restore true equality under the
law by requiring proof of actual discrimination rather than enforcing
race or sex based quotas or assumptions. So here we go.
This comes from Harmeet Dylan, who and we've got some
problems with but anyway, so gentlemen, this is some good
news getting rid of the disparate impact stuff. We're not
just looking at, you know, the numbers that say, oh, well,
x y Z people don't have the same outcomes as
other x y Z people. So therefore it must be
racisms and discriminations at play here. And it couldn't possibly
be the actual difference in people, or in between men
and women anything like that. So what do we have
to say about this?
Speaker 3: So much of I wonder if it can be pursued.
You know, almost immediately now that it's pretty I mean,
there should be guys getting locked and loaded or ready
to sue because so many I mean, the entire DEI
regime is held in place by this piece, this interpretation
of the civil rights legislation. What my fear is is
that everyone just keeps going on like it didn't happen.
So I really hope I see you know, it won't
be conservatives, but I hope I see our type of
guys either in these corporations and organizations dismantling the systems
that we're put in place out of fear of disparate impact,
or our guys with law degrees going after these companies
to dismantle these systems. Now that disparate impact is no
longer the law of land and we can't leave it
up to conservatives.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's certainly an excellent point. I mean, the reaction
from the established for conservatives that gop the normy right,
whatever you want to say, is oh, well, the look,
we've done our jobs, We've repealed this. Things are back
to normal guys. You know, nothing more else is required.
Not the case at all.
Speaker 4: No, we got a lot of work to do on
this one. You know how the CRS was, how they
rolled it up and basically defunded it and just basically
hid it inside of the Civil Rights Hack or some
office within the whole realm of that something. They can't
be brought back, and thank god this happened. I mean,
once you realize exactly what this is, I mean, you
realize that all it is, all it's designed to do,
is is to take the most productive, the most fausti
and the most you know, the white population of this country,
the founding population, and destroy them, make them poor, make
them destitute, demoralize them. And this has to be a
Once you realize that you have to they you realize
that this has to be gone forever. And really the
only way that you can do that is even though
this went through the DOJ and it wasn't just a
sign off on you know, on an executive order, you're
going to have to retain power. And I mean, I
think that is the That is the mantra is you're
always going to have to have somebody in there who's
at least if they're not on your side, they don't
hate you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll know if this sticks, if people start getting
fired for no reason harm meat Dylan being one of them.
Is there's not a better attorney. There's not a better
qualified person with more trial experience. There isn't a more
aggressive prosecutor in all of the United States of America
that would be willing to step aside from whatever his
current role is and take the second highest legal position
in the land to serve his country and basically put
something on his resume that no law school, no mega
case could ever take away. I mean, you could basically
write your ticket to any of the top law firms
in the country after being in harm Meat Dylan's seat.
So disparate impact is gone. Why the fuck is she
still here? The disparate impact woman, the person that was
hired because nobody wanted to literally it is disparate impact.
Is we better put this person in here? So we
it's the GOP is disparate impact? Is that sears woman?
The best candidate for governor of Virginia is vivek Ramaswami,
the best candidate for Georgia. No, but they don't want
to seem racist, and corporations have had to act basically
like conservatives because even you know, appearing racist, even if
there is no impact, right, no, there is no discrimination,
the appearance of it was enough for them to be sued.
So now that that's gone, we should see changes.
Speaker 1: Again. This really just cannot be stressed enough and our
good friend or on McIntyre's but constantly banging the drum
on this for years now at this point. But there's
this expectation that conservatives kind of just default to, where, oh, well,
we've got rid of this racist law against you know,
pick your group here, you know where we're not following
in doctor Martin Luther King's vision or whatever with this
desperate impact stuff. Well, now that it's gone, the institution
is just going to go back to being normal now, right,
It's going to go back to being neutral, and everything's
to be all all hunky dory, Right, we don't have
to do anything more because now you know this laws
were repealed, so now everything goes back. Right, It's like, no,
you actually need to put people in those positions that
are going to go out of their way to fight,
which is something that conservatives just never want to do.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: They just have no concept that they have a right
to push their worldview forward, that it's just for them
to want to, you know, fight for what they believe
in and can bring it up bouti throughout the country
and throughout the world as well.
Speaker 3: So in a monocultural society, law is the codification of
the customs of the peoples that inhabit that society. They're
just the writing down the thing that everyone was doing
already in a multicultural society. Laws are the opinions of
the powerful. So I need to see that the opinions
of the powerful have changed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very true. So I mean I don't really know.
I'm no lawyer, I'm no expert here and all the
kinds of proceedings and procedures that could take place after
something like this has been revealed. But I mean, like
you said at the start of this stormy MP, I mean,
there should just be an army of guys literally the
second that the ink was structed the page on this Okay,
now we get to go on to the attack. All right,
every single institution that is, you know, against us and
our cause we're calling you up. Why do you have
DEEI still in your companies?
Speaker 3: Well, I'm going to challenge anybody listening to this stream
if you're an attorney, the CEO of IBM International Business Systems,
whatever it is is that IBM. I can't remember what
IBM used to stand for. Now it stands for Indian
guy in charge. He's on a zoom call telling the
senior vice presidents of IBM how they're not allowed to
hire white people and they need to get rid of
a lot of the white people that they have already,
and definitely none in management. So if you're a lawyer
and you've got nothing else to do and want to
make a lot of money, it would be in your
best interest to find some of those guys, some of
those white engineers that were fired. I believe we have
several bank executives saying roughly something similar, Well, mister attorney
that wants to make a lot of money, if I
were you, I would find those people. And if you
get one, and you're lucky enough to get two, if
only you could find two white guys that got fired
and replaced by an Indian or somebody else other than
white person with less talent, then you have yourself a
class action lawsuit. And class action lawsuits are really interesting
because from like an investment perspective, they're a sure thing.
It's one thing for a judge to say, oh, well,
is this guy just being a fucking baby? Did this
really happen? I mean, his lawyer makes a compelling case,
but the defense makes a compelling case. But if there's
twenty other assholes saying, no, this exact thing happened to
me too, And there's twenty other lawyers saying this exact
thing happened to my client. Just look at the success
ratio of class action lawsuits. It's not a matter of
if they win, it's a matter of how much money
they're going to take from you. It's going to be
a lot. It's so much, in fact, and the success
ratio so high in fact, that there are actually investment
funds that specialize in financing these things, and the investment
fund will pay. Hedge funds do this all the time.
Hedge funds don't just trade in stocks and bonds, they
trade whatever makes money. So I can think of like
two hedge funds just in recent memory that have funded
class action lawsuits for a percentage of the proceeds. Not
only do we need heads on spikes, do we need wins,
we need scalps. But in this particular case, with this gone,
the bounty on scalps is I don't know, ten million
of scalp. I should see an army of our guys
with law degrees chasing down on Twitter, on every type
of social media. If you were fired from X place
for this reason, or any unexplainable reason, call this number.
And you don't have to be fucking Marc Andreesen to
know a good thing when you see one. And I
bet you there'll be an army of investors to get
behind it, because there always is.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. I mean, this should just be a wake up
call for our guys, like the bad dinner. Yeah, exactly.
It should be like the ringing ringing of the dinner bell.
It's like, Okay, the bounty targets are up. Now let's
get going. You know, the wanted posters are here. Let's
go and make some dough.
Speaker 3: It's one thing if you tell me that you don't
have the fight or you don't care about winning too much.
But if you're gonna tell me like, oh, I don't
really have the fight and you would, and I also
don't want to get paid, then you're just a pussy
and this isn't for you.
Speaker 4: I mean, the you know, the real white pill is
is that you know we talk about all of these
H one b's and everything. I mean, H one b
Obama is falling behind the is falling behind the white
lady in Ohio. He's under fifty percent now, And I
think it really has to do with the fact that
people are waking up to this. People are hearing stories
out of Canada, people are hearing you know, people are
watching and plus this this white you know, this liberal,
this fucking lib shit lib knows how to attack the
right from the right better than the right knows how
to attack the right from the right. He says, look
that he hates you. He thinks American, he thinks Indians
are better than Americans. He did this over Christmas, and
the fucking GOP and kan Ink would be like, well,
we don't, we don't. We don't want to call out
our pet Yeah, we got a lot to learn. But
I think I think more and more people it's just
like the whole Israel and the noticing thing. It's like
the people are figuring this out while the you know,
while the people in power are still too eager to
cash the checks and they don't realize what's coming for
them because they think, oh, yeah, Burden and I talked
about this when he was on my show yesterday. People
think that, oh, there's going to be a revolution in
this country. It's going to be seventeen seventy six all
over again. No, no, do you think our revolution is
coming in this country? You think violence is coming in
this country? Try seventeen eighty nine or seventeen ninety three.
Put up with that. You want to see that.
Speaker 2: People.
Speaker 4: Our politicians need to start rejecting these people. He needs
to start stop, start rejecting their pets, their winsome Earl sears,
I have a friend who he hasn't voted. He hadn't
voted in thirty one years. I mean, staunch anarchist. We
know his name. I don't have permission to use his name.
He said he voted for the CIA lady. He said,
why the CIA lady wasn't it didn't belong to a
church that was Christian Zionist, That she might be Zionist.
He goes, but I can't stand these I'd rather deal
with the Zionist than the Christian Zionist man.
Speaker 3: It's a patriot, even if he is an anarchist, He's
a patriot. To Pete's point, this is Ron Lauder, the
air of the Estay Lauder Foundation at the World Jewish Congress.
Any candidate running for a seat in this building, he's
saying this in our congress. He is not a congressman,
nor a senator, just a billionaire one that inherited his money.
So meritocracy, whether Congress or Senate, whose platform includes anti Zionism,
we will target them. We will attack them. We will
start a fund to help their opponents. We will not
passively sit by and let anti zionists determine our future.
At the end of Lauder's speech, he proudly introduces Commerce
Secretary Howard Lutnik. Well, I'm sorry, whose future are we
talking about? You're less than two percent, because it seems
mister Lawder is talking about my future and not his future.
And to Pete's point, the most funded GOP guy himself,
a centi millionaire, can't even beat a board housewife. That
guy's got name recognition, he's got all of the things.
But this is we're getting to a point now when
people wise up to a certain amount of things like
this is on normies so much it kind of drives
me nuts. Normies aren't dumb, They're just distracted, that's it.
At the average like level of white people intelligence is
about one hundred and ten. They're just distracted. When they're
not distracted, they can understand things pretty quickly, especially really
fucking obvious ones Vivic Ramaswami and mister Ron Lauder. It
does not take genius level IQ to realize what the
FOC's going on here, or to realize, wait a second,
there's not a lot of you and there's a lot
of meat. Money only buys commercials advertisements. Who the fuck
watches television? Who clicks on advertisements? These people are finished.
Speaker 1: We'll say this one more final note about you know,
the Pat Dei candidates in Florida. James Fishback is just
surging right now. It's actually kind of crazy. The primary
is several several months away until late next year, but
the guy is already getting media tours and appearances and
if you're looking at like local polls and things like that,
I mean, the guy's got serious name recognition going into
this primary against Byron Donald's.
Speaker 3: So I asked a friend who was really hit into
Florida politics, and I heard an interesting backstory of mister Fishback.
I don't I didn't confirm it myself, so don't hold
me to this. Blame him or tell me, and then
I will blame him if it's incorrect. But prior to
running for governor, mister Fishback started an investment fund to
basically go after and short companies that were exporting their
workforce to places like India outsourcing.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 3: And the reason he is not doing that currently is
because the Biden DOJ shut him down. According to according
to UH the SEC, you're not allowed to invest in
companies that keep your jobs here. You have to invest
in the ones that steal your jobs and give them
to Vivik's cousin. You're not allowed to go short companies
that are replacing you in your country. That's not allowed.
You have to give them money like I have to
buy Walmart stock. You fucking I don't know how that
travesty of justice managed to come about. But if that
is true, then mister Fishbeck has my vote as a Floridian.
My last act as a Floridian, which will probably be soon,
will be to vote for him in the governor's race.
Speaker 1: So there you go. Will be definitely keep and an
eye on him going into next year. But all right,
so while we're talking about the Attorney General's office, this
is the Civil Rights Division here with Harmy Dylon. But
we actually have another thing to talk about tonight that
came from the Attorney General's desk this time, of course,
coming from Pam Bondi and all that. So this is
a memo that they're talking about with everybody knows the
issue about Donald Trump signing all these executive orders in
the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination about domestic terrorism groups
that and international terrorism groups that and YadA, YadA, YadA. Well,
apparently it looks like that they are actually drafting all
the legislation to finally go after these groups. This document
right here goes in great length into what actually is
the definition of domestic terrorism, and if you scroll further down,
they go into common characteristics and domestic terrorist tropes where
Charlie Kirk is actually mentioned by name in here page three.
People can go and I'll look up this memo. But
further this ideology that paints legitimate government authority and traditional
conservative viewpoints as fascist connects a recent string of political violence.
Carvings on the bullet casings of Charlie Kirk's assassin's bullets
read hey facet fascist catch ballehoo an ode to anti
fascist movements in Italy, YadA, YadA, YadA. So, thus violence
against what extremists claim to be fascism is the clarion
call of recent domestic terrorism. So you know, that's very interesting,
right there opens up a lot of possibilities. What they're
going to do with this remains to be seen. But
I mean, i'll tell you right now that means like
Hans Hassan Piker should be in prison like right away,
along with half of the Democratic Party start of things.
Because you know, there we go, we're just the Attorney
General's officers just listening the game that we all know
out loud. Right It's like, oh, well, we're not calling
for violence. We're just going to ramp up this rhetoric,
genocidal HUTU radio Rwanda kind of stuff, and just hope
that you know, somebody in our audience is listening and
decides to do something crazy, no evil stuff at the
very least.
Speaker 2: So I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, so maybe we might actually finally see some
action on this front of going after some of these people, because,
as we've talked about on the show previously, I mean,
the assassination of Charlie Kirk was just an absolute win
for the left as of right now.
Speaker 2: I mean I like this, I like seeing it.
Speaker 4: What really needs to be done is we need to
see some something like this drawn up that deals with governors, mayors,
police chiefs, and police officers who will impede these kind
of break that, these kind of crackdowns. I mean, we're
already seeing it from Pritzker assigned something the other day
about how no I mean it was ice. He's making
like ice ill illegal to come into the state or
something like that. It seems to me those people have
to be dealt with long before, long before the state,
long before this. I mean, you can do this in
areas where you know you have or you have friendlies,
but you know most of the areas that you that
this has to be done in the mayors and the
politicians are not friendly. And it's I mean pretty soon
you're basically gonna have to start drawing these up and
listing what is a what is an arrestable offense? What
is a an offense where steps can be taken to
remove someone from office, even at the state level. Yeah,
I mean that's I love this, But I also know
that if you try to do you try to do
this in Portland, you're gonna have the freaking the whole
the whole infrastructure of the city is going to line
up against you and probably the state, so bigger fish
to fry, you know, when it comes down to it,
these fucking psychopaths are being protected by state agents. And
as long as those state agents are protecting them, you know,
I like to hear this, and I hope they do it.
But we're gonna this is going to run into judges,
and it's going to run into all sorts of things.
And yeah, yeah, I mean, we have a we have
a treason problem in this country that needs to be
dealt with.
Speaker 3: Very true, and rather than making it, you know, terrorism
to I don't know, call people fascist or whatever. To
Pete's point, what did the Biden administration do so effectively?
It wasn't what the government would go after you for.
I mean, don't get me wrong. You know, boomers fed
posting on Facebook, getting no knocked and ventilated at six
in the morning. It was ridiculous, right, The January sixth
enforcement was ridiculous. But the real perniciousness of the Biden admint,
which I'm only just imagining as a appetizer for, like,
what would it be like if these people were to
actually get back in charge now that things have accelerated
the point that it has it was what the Biden
admin would turn a blind eye to. That's where their
power was, right. They kept people in check, they hurt
their enemy, They went after their enemies by not enforcing
when their people did stuff. If they actually wanted to
stop Antifa, if they actually wanted to go after these people,
they would just turn a blind eye when certain crimes
involved those people, because that's what the Biden had been did.
If you were like a white guy in a blue state,
Oh you're out walking with your girlfriend, even if you're
a leftoid, Oh you're out walking with your girlfriend and
some crazy black guy stabs you. Yeah, we don't we're
not particularly interested in that. We don't care. I bet
you that would solve a lot more than the other
way around, because I have to worry about what Pam
BONDI deciding to arrest any like the bitch that is
putting this out. Hasn't James Comy, the guy whose case
has already thrown out turned himself in. I'm supposed to
believe you're gonna arrest Antifa or anybody else like you
have a bitch arrest somebody.
Speaker 1: Sorry, No, I mean we certainly agree, we agree. I
mean it's It's just like every day goes by when
you just think to yourself, man, it could have been
Matt Gates.
Speaker 3: So we all know why it wasn't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: It Gates took zero money from Apex yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And wasn't it fun that nixed to Senate confirmation?
Speaker 4: It was fod was it was heading that up at
the time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Fune is ninety two years old, ninety two. He filed
for reelection campaign, which he will embark on that campaign
at ninety eight.
Speaker 1: Now to see that hold just it's just nutts.
Speaker 3: So Donald Trump is sitting in the White House and
a man who is ninety two years old is supposed
I'm supposed to believe the ninety two year old. I
have never met a ninety two year old that could
go to the bathroom by themselves, not one. I've never
met a ninety two year old that could put their
pants on by themselves, not one. And I'm to believe
Donald Trump, I'm to believe that this is the man
holding up your sending appointments. You're gonna like, you're gonna
like throw out like, oh Trump caught on a hot mic. Yeah,
it's the thom guy. In the senate's holding up all
my appointments. We've got that is ninety two.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got that clip coming up your storm.
Speaker 3: So push him over, push him over and break his
hip in my literally like sprinkle some marbles in front.
Speaker 1: Of his door, just like Looney Tunes.
Speaker 3: The wing blow is wrong. This guy is gonna die.
Speaker 1: Well we uh, we do have that clip here of
h Donald Trump on the hot mic from the other day,
so we can get to that. Seeing you said it's
a topical here at the moment. But yeah, so teal Dr.
Trump was on a like a press conference as he
always is doing. Here we go right here, let's uh
you play this. So Trump is like, can't can't appoint anybody.
Everybody have appointed, he has had their time expire. Then they're
in deep. Them are losing. I mean again, what do
I like about this?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: I like at least that Trump is pissed off about
it at the very least, I mean, because all your
damn well should be. The thing that is aggravating about
this though, is like, well, you know, could have done
this when we had all the momentum in the world,
like at the very beginning, or we could have just
pushed everybody through during the government shutdown, like everybody was
talking about that they could have done, you know, and
all these other issues. So yeah, I mean, of course
they're holding up your appointments and it's a huge pain
in the ass. I don't know what it is at
this point where I like the people in the administration
just don't understand that there's clearly a civil war going
on in the Republican Party where the establishment GOP is
trying to rest control back from the MAGA wing America
First whatever faction you want to call this thing right
and either tank it for the midterms, which is more
than likely what they're doing right now, in order to
reg in control. We want to go back to the
Mitt Romney's John McCain's The Beautiful Losers Man. We don't
want to get called out by journals on TV. We
don't want to be called like racist and sexist and homophobes,
and we don't want them to rile up their base
to come on my front lawn and spray paint my
grass and howrass my kids when we're leaving for work
and all that stuff, which I mean they're gonna do
no literally, no matter what, because these are you know,
genocidal Jacobins that are being riled uh riled up by
the Democrat opposition. It's like the these conservatives are never
going to be spared from you know, the radical uh,
the left wingers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but the left wingers will show up at their house.
Yeah exactly, and they know that we won't or they
think that we won't.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, well of course we won't. Know.
Speaker 3: It's just this is this is why. Well except for
John Thute, John Thune, Like if the president thinks that
John Thune is actually alive, Like, does does John Thune
know the difference between Matt Gates and somebody else? I
would be very curious how many times because the one
thing COVID taught us is how often these motherfuckers get
to phone their vote in, which is literally all the time.
Oh yeah, I mean the guy that they're trying to
run for governor in Florida, I think only showed up
in person for two votes his entire senator or his
entire congressional career.
Speaker 1: That is crazy, That is nuts.
Speaker 3: Show me on video John Thune voting. I want to
see it.
Speaker 4: Do you guys remember that he's talking about the black
guy at that in Florida. Yeah, Apac Shaker.
Speaker 3: That's that bodied him. I read that.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: It's too when when they're too good, you're just like,
this is this has stuck with you forever, my friend.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry you guys remember the scandal stinging was still
with us that it was like her assistant that was
car voting for her multiple times over and learning your
speech and stuff. I mean that was a one off case.
I got a lot of things to sell you, bro.
Speaker 3: That purple haired bitch is still in the Senate. What
are you talking about. She's not running for re election,
but she's still here. So if she was, if she was,
if she has dementia before like, oh, I I can't yeah,
I mean, what's his name? Who's the guy who's the
who's the guy in the in the Senate, the guy
that looks like Mitch McConnell. Mitch McConnell. Is his support
you know what? His what? What his support is in
his home state less than eleven percent. It's been eleven
percent and below for the last three elections.
Speaker 2: Yet he gets elected and again.
Speaker 3: Exactly exactly, and you want to know what, Just like
with the Charlie Kirk thing, just like with the COVID thing,
It's going to be just as many right wingers telling
me to shut up about conspiracy theories. I R remember that,
Like how many right wingers I pushed like, oh no,
shut up with that election was stolen stuff, Like we
can't prove it, it's a conspiracy.
Speaker 4: A man with even the Time magazine wrote an article
saying how they did it.
Speaker 3: I would say that. I would say, that article is
the cover. Show me those fucking computers. Show me Mitch
McConnell getting winning the vote in a state that he
has less than ten percent support from Republicans. Show me
the eighty eight to eighty nine percent of the vote
that was made up by Democrats. Show me the Democrats
coming in the door to vote for this man. Show
me how this works, Like this is the thing about people.
The reason I don't like the criticizing of conspiracy is
because it's not our job to be judge and jury.
I don't have to present a case. I don't have
to convince a jury of your peers. I don't have
to be a you know, crime scene investigator. I just
have to say you're illegitimate, Like that's it. Like I
don't sorry, cash Hotel. You're an Indian guy with a
Zionist like literally self you know, self affirmed Masad honeypot, Like, yeah,
you're illegitimate. I don't It doesn't matter what story you
tell me, whatever it is, I'm going to say, no,
it's not because you don't have the privilege to tell
me that. You're not allowed Indian guy to tell me
what is true or not. You Mitch McConnell, you don't
get like, I don't have to believe that Mitch McConnell
ever won an election. I don't, right, and I'm not
going to carry water for the regime. And you know say, okay,
well I can't prove it. I can't prove that this guy,
you know one fair and square, so whatever, Like no,
like it's default that these people are liars. Everything they
say is a lie. Like these people need to be
delegitimized in the extreme, they're elections delegitimized. Find me the
Diane Feinstein voters. Show me a video, Show me a
video of John Thune making a vote and saying what
he's voting for before doing it, Like fuck, just any
like just anything?
Speaker 1: Sorry, isn't just so crazy? How you know I've talked
about this before, but how you could just do a complete,
clean sweep delete of all of the Republicans in the House,
in the Senate and you could just have like a
random like you know, random number generator or like a
roll of D twenty or something for right wing Twitter
and it would be better off. This is there like
a single person that I would save?
Speaker 3: I mean that should it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Isn't it crazy that there's five hundred legislators and not
one of them is our guy? It's truly not, not
one of them. Not one of them is good on
like borders and you know, and on.
Speaker 2: Pro white, like no one will do pro white I think.
Speaker 1: And that's it.
Speaker 3: But everyone that we run into on a day to
day Pete, how many people in your like that you
run into, like at the grocery store will agree with you,
even if you don't even try and sugarcoat it, if
you just say it as straight up as possible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's true and everything, But I also, well, how.
Speaker 3: Come we don't have one person out of five hundred?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: I also think about the Austrian painter and what he
said was, oh, you can get get someone to agree
with you one day and the next day there right
back to where they were.
Speaker 3: That's a good point. The system. I don't I don't
think it is real at this point. No, Like I'm
getting to that point where like, okay, so Republicans are
the ones trying to do the same thing the Biden
administration was doing. Okay, so wait, what is the difference
between you the two parties? Like, oh, this is a
terrible movie, this is dumb.
Speaker 1: Indeed indeed too as we always are talking about.
Speaker 3: I actually, I think though, to Pete's point. Though, to
Pete's point, I think James fishback. I think there is
a signal there through all the noise and all the bullshit.
How much money does Fish have in front of him? None? Sorry,
how much does he have behind him? Barely any? But
how much support does the guy have? Like all these
people have is money, and all they have are basically prostitutes.
All those five hundred people in Congress that won't like
not a single Republican will do one good thing for
white people, but then will come out and you know,
demand our votes. I think we are a lot bigger
than we rhetorically. I think we're a lot bigger impact wise,
as far as in the minds of people then they
And I think I'm gonna be watching the fish back
thing very closely.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of reasons to pay attention to that.
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 1: Another thing about this too, is that if he wins,
he'd be the youngest governor in the United States by
significant march at the guy's only thirty.
Speaker 3: You can add him plus me and plus you, red Hawk,
and you're still not as old as John Dune. So
what And if you add Pete in there instead of
you will be as old as John Dune will be
if he wins his second election, sorry, his next election.
Speaker 4: Well, they're already trying to trying to get fish back
by saying he had a an inappropriate sexual relationship with
a seventeen year old when he was twenty seven.
Speaker 1: Who fucking cares?
Speaker 4: Man, Yeah, you know, and he's And the crazy thing
is is that it's one of those situations where, well,
she turned eighteen and they got engaged.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, yep.
Speaker 4: But it's like, well, it's it's not is that grooming?
Oh he was grooming her to be a mom?
Speaker 1: So absurd when you put it that way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I have a friend, I have a friend. We
actually all know and we know him, and yeah he
was accused. Oh oh he was grooming this girl and everything,
and then they had five kids together. Okay, so he
groomed her to be a baby factory al right at school.
Speaker 1: The horror, the absolute horror man just doing the thing
that everyone throughout history did previously.
Speaker 2: Wow, pretty much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the journalist probably pushing the story as some
childish crone like forty to fifty years old whose ovaries
are as barren as you know, death Valley.
Speaker 4: Well, the well Apac Shakers campaign were the ones who
put this out. So basically every single time.
Speaker 3: The funny thing is that.
Speaker 2: Dark every single time?
Speaker 3: Oh God, isn't isn't the I think a pacta corp
would have wanted, would have wanted them like aborted because
usually like when you marry a young girl like that,
it's you know, because you're doing the right thing and
you got it. You know, she's pregnant and now you're
getting married, and jubak or a pac chakur would like
to abort it a day after birth.
Speaker 4: I would just like I would just like to say,
we all love Pete Budapest. I mean he is one
of our one of our strongest and oldest soldiers here,
been around forever. He is so triggered by the fact
that you're saying John Thune is ninety two the way
he's really sixty four. And you should and you should
be thinking of Chuck Grassley that commented on it and
commented on it and then he's super chatted just to
make sure that you knew.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you Chuck Grassley here.
Speaker 1: Don't don't tell anybody that we don't do any fact
checking here at the OGC. We've got the best chat
that is constantly running the facts on us all the time.
Was not like an amazing part of that uh uh
interview that Pierce Morgan did with that was just like
we've got fat checkers here, live check.
Speaker 3: And literally syndrome hate crime. This is anti down syndrome
hate is what you're doing.
Speaker 4: He's one of the strongest soldiers ever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we appreciate that anyway, But so yeah, I mean,
we'll we'll be paying attention. But speaking of you guys
talking about you know, like, oh, we're gonna get the
girl pregnant and do like the right thing. Wasn't that
a thing where the GOP just in like the last
cycle in Georgia put up like some like black NFL
player guy to do this, but he got caught like
making a girl get an abortion or something back when
he was like playing football, and that that came out
like around the election time or something. Of course that
guy ended up getting lost or something. It's so crazy
at this point because like he has a single one
of these, like de I can it's ever won for
the GOP, like literally ever you know, I.
Speaker 3: As a black guy ever married someone.
Speaker 1: I mean the only one I didn't even think of
in my brain. And this guy wasn't even like thrown in.
It's like a DEI can as such. It was like
like Herman Kane. But that's like decades and decades ago,
you know, like before like this actually became you know,
in full potoy, like as openly oak in that way.
But it seems like every last couple of election cycles,
it's like, okay, and based black guy number two and
based Indian man over there, and and the strong black
woman over there as well, and they just all get
blown out of the water every time.
Speaker 3: Who is the head of the Republican Party for a
long time?
Speaker 1: Oh god, oh, who was this character? Why am I
why am I blinking on?
Speaker 3: His name?
Speaker 1: Wasn't this the black guy was raping a bunch of kids?
Speaker 3: Yeah sounds about right?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I for I forget his name. I think
it was from like Oklahoma or something. I remember black building.
Speaker 2: The Franklin Scan.
Speaker 3: His last name was Kane.
Speaker 1: Yeah. That's what's so crazy about that story too, because
it's like, Okay, you uncover the largest child sex pedophile
ring in the United States history, and the Yeah, that
is funny. You come up with this giant child sex
scandal and the Democrats never talk about it, man. I
mean that'd be like one of those things. You'd think
they would just wield like a katana against the Republicans
for all time in all of history, saying like, you
guys are the party of like kid diddlers or something.
Speaker 3: Why are we not wielding it against Republicans?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, there's that too, But it's just nobody
talks about it because all in on it, man, all
of them do the same.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: It was Larry King from Almaha, Nebraska, not the insane
Jewish guy.
Speaker 3: We don't actually that's not confirmed. We don't know. It
was also not the insane Jewish guy. He probably was participating,
I mean, just just going by the numbers.
Speaker 2: Yea.
Speaker 1: All right, So okay, fellas, why don't we move on
to our next story. So, one of the most interesting
things that has been going around Twitter this week has
been the memo from the US State Department addressing the
issues going on in Europe right now, so and most
notably as it refers to the demographic and mass migration
crisis going on. So here's Christopher Landau, Department Deputy Secretary
of State here talking my recent trip to Brussels for
the NATO. Hold on, let me let me pull this
up on my other screen here, so I can actually
read this a little bit better because let's see boom,
and I'll read it right from there. There we go,
all right, ministerial meeting left me with one overriding impression.
The US has long failed to address the glaring inconsistency
between its relations with NATO and the EU. These are
almost all the same countries in both organizations. When these
countries where they're NATO hats, they insist that Transatlantic co
op is the cornerstone of our mutual security. But when
these countries wear the EU hats, they pursue all sorts
of agendas that are often utterly adverse to the US
interests and security, including censorship, economic suicide, climate fanaticism, open borders,
disdained for national sovereignty, promotion of multi multilateral governments and taxation,
support for communist Cuba, etc.
Speaker 3: Etc.
Speaker 1: This inconsistency cannot continue. Either the great nations of Europe
are our partners in protecting the Western civilization that we
inherited from them, or they are not. But we cannot
pretend that we are partners while these nations allow the
EUS unelected, undemocratic and unrepresentative bureaucracy in Brussels to pursue
policies of civilizational suicide. So number one, this is just
obviously true. Okay, United States gives all of this money
to NATO, promises to defend all these countries in case
they're under attack, all the other great things the United
States these people, and then on the other side of
their mouths, the EU is promoting all this other bullshit
that is not in the interest of either America or
Western civilization, things like the climate, the climate nonsense bullshit,
things like mass migration, things like the censorship, which they
are not just openly trying to charge elon Musk what
is it millions upon millions of dollars at this point
for just allowing Twitter to be used in Europe at
this point because you know, big, bad, naughty words could
be used on there. So here's jd vance right here.
In response to this as well, rumors swirling that the
EU Commission will find X, which is Twitter, hundreds of
millions of dollars for not engaging in censorship. The EU
should be supporting free speech, not attacking American companies over garbage.
So I mean, I like this again. You know, this
is a long time coming, to be honest. It's like
he can't be saying, oh, we need American assistance on
one front, and then on the other front just be
promoting all these leftist causes through their various NGO networks
funneling people into the country. Which we're going to talk
about this too, about how the State Department membos are
saying that Europe is at risk of not becoming an
ally to the United States because of mass migration changing
the culture of the countries. So discuss, gentlemen, what do
you think about this?
Speaker 4: I mean, Europe, If Europe wants to commit suicide. We
can't go down with them. I mean, the Europe has
to be seen as the enemy because of Ukraine, and
they they they're willing to for a host of reasons.
They're willing to basically sacrifice of all of their men
as Ukraine is doing against Russia, so that they can
get at Ukraine's minerals, get a Ukraine's black soil to
punish Russia.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Jews are upside about programs. It didn't happen that they
that they started. Can't Europe cannot We can pray for Europe.
Maybe one day we'll invade Europe and we'll we'll free
our brothers from this. Uh, our brothers and sisters from
this terrible occupation. But we're gonna have to get over
our own occupation. So right now, we just it's kind
of hard to look over there and be like, well,
you know, it's really fucked up and everything. But the
same people who are doing that here are doing that
over there too, So I mean, yeah, it's those crazy
Brits and those you know, Yeah, it's the Brits man,
it's the city of London, it's doing it all. It's
it's just a britz.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Europe is. So two things about those One is
they've been doing this for a while. This is a
form right now it happens to be political. But if
you just like Google Europe Finds and then just type
one letter in and a different big American company will
pop up no matter what letter you type in, all
the way down to Exon or Xerux or Zillo or whatever. Right,
this is a form of tariff that they've been doing
for a very long time, right when they don't want
a company in the EU, and they can't stop it
because we're all supposed to be free market capitalists, right.
They tariff it on the front end and they find
it on the back end. This is a secondary tariff.
It It really is both a revenue generator for them
and then also a silencing mechanism. So there is the
thing that Elon Musk is saying that it is right.
But this has been going on for a very long time,
and you can see that by I mean, there's at
least what three or four instances off the top of
my head I can think of where the fine that
the EU levied was more than that company. Actually, the
fine for Meta most recently was more than the revenue
generated by meta in Europe. That's basically telling you, fuck you,
are you kidding me? Not hiding? I think is fine.
The same thing with every American car manufacturer.
Speaker 1: They're behaving just like another gives me.
Speaker 3: That, or it has been this. It has been this
way for forty years, and no one, not a single Senator,
not a single State department person, not a single present,
has said fuck all about it. This is the state
of play. And I mean Japan doesn't do it as bad,
but it is close. So they're like, it's everyone gets
to defend their domestic industries except for America. Everyone gets
to tear iff America in goods, but America gets to
teariff no one. This is wealth extraction, That's what it is.
Globalization is, in fact, just wealth extraction from America, and
every single Conservative pushed for it. Every single Republican tells
about a champion. We've got a champion free trade. Okay,
find me a fucking country that's doing it. Find me
one other person you can do free trade with, because
every other country in the world tariff's the shit out
of us. You just want America to do free trade
because it's cool if well from America were the never
ending golden calf, as Benjaminettnah who put it that will
dry up and blow away like dead leaves when it's done.
As Benjaminettya, who sat on camera the entire world like
I am firmly believed. I'm a firm believer that globalization
isn't real. Oh now it's broken, and that globalization is
breaking down. But for a very long time I was like,
all right, well, did China really raise five hundred million
people out of poverty? Or did America? Did South Korea
get rebuilt and turn into a first world nation or
did we just do it.
Speaker 2: Right? It?
Speaker 3: And you could just go on down the line. And
the other thing is that, yeah, it is censorship. When
they find you more than you earn in revenue by
doing business in their market, they're effectively trying to get
you to leave. And the other thing is is the REGs.
So this is this is the point where I know,
like a lot of guys will get angry European bros.
Because America being the Great Satan is a very convenient thing, well,
given what we're facing, because our Zionist occupation is front
and center, while theirs is a bit more opaque. Because
that's not because it's any better or you know, any
less severe. It's just that their entire governance system is opaque, right,
Like the EU, the EU MPs, the EU Parliament, they
don't elect Ursula vander lyin, right, So, like, what the
fuck is the purpose of like the EU, what is
it their their EU Parliament? If the parliamentarians don't elect
the fucking President of the EU, then the entire EU
Parliament is literally just a fluff show. Anyways, it doesn't matter, right,
Remember all the climate change stuff, So the entire climate change,
the entire Green New Deal, Right, all of this fucking
leftoid green ship that has basically destroyed America, destroyed our
energy infrastructure, destroyed even you know, being able to buy
a fucking washer machine that lasts more than two years.
All of this started there first. The entire Green New
Deal is almost word for word of shit that got
pressed into law there, except for the way it's written
benefits the few companies that still exist and do business there.
It was lobbied aggressively and you know, traitorous politicians in
the US. Literally the whole like climate change was just
cover for this, right, it just gave the politicians a
reason to say, like, we need to put these policies
in place, right, because it was handicapping your economic competitor.
This is why the EU constantly rolls more and more
and more countries into it. What the fuck like? Okay,
So Romania is a bankrupt state, right. It has a
huge population that is well and below the poverty line.
The country itself is bankrupt, the municipalities are bankrupt. But
yet the EU is clamoring to get Romania into the EU.
Why because it needs the bodies. It can't compete with
the US economically as far as production. But what the
EU's game has been is to try and compete via consumption, right,
So it's a they're trying to make a monopsoty. So
a monopoly is when I make all the shit and
you have to buy for me. Monopsody is when I
control all the consumers, so you have to do what
I say. Right, So, whether you're all of the customers
or you're all of the manufacturers, you have control. So
the EU has been trying to stitch together a consumer
market larger than the US, and technically it is except
for their poor. So it doesn't it doesn't quite add up.
But yeah, all of the green shit, all of the
EPA shit, all of this exists to basically handicap us
manufacturing and economic development in the favor of other nations.
So it's China and the EU that lobbied for all
of the green regulations. China and the EU lobbied for
the Green New Deal, right, So that's really all it is.
All of this stuff is just window dressing for money scams.
And the only money scam in town that everyone is
just figuring out various ways of reinventing is fuck Americans
out of money. That's it. Sorry that was a long rant,
but yeah, the EU gets a pass far too often.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's a lot of good points in there
to unpack. I mean, the first one about the opaqueness
of their Zio lobby. I mean, just imagine here in
the context of people in the States, right, It's like, Okay,
we already think it's a big enough pain in the
ass and a huge bureaucracy and a managerial state with
the House of Representatives, the Senate, the President, NGOs, all
these networks that we complain about. Imagine then that we're
going to attach an additional form of government on top
of the senators and the legislation, and we're going to
stretch it across, you know, the rest of the North
American continent, so other people that don't even speak our
language get representation. It's like, oh wow, of course there's
gonna be a lot of corruption and things hidden and there,
and agendas that are against our interests. Of course.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm an Italian. You know who would be a
really good person to help set policy for Italy A
fucking Romanian with five teeth in his head exactly, Like
I can trust the Romanian literal borat motherfucker. I can
trust he'll vote the right way. Like the EU needs
to be broken apart, So European bros, like, you need
to let the US break the EU. You'll be free
a lot more freer when you're back to national governance.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The instersting too, is like this, this ridiculous propaganda
arm that a bunch of the European states put up
is that oh, if we break apart, big Daddy Russia
is going to come in and steamroll all over us.
Right now, It's like, this is just clown world, man,
this is absolute clown world.
Speaker 3: That's what Ukraine was Ukraine was the war for sphere
of influence, right, they know that the u US as
doing Monroe doctrine. I don't you know, I don't sound
crazy anymore saying that this was happening going to happen,
all right, So okay, you have Europe and Russia staring
at each other. One of these two is going to
be in the other sphere of influence and the other
is going to be the influencing fact like the influencing party.
The Ukraine War was Europe trying to make Russia in
its sphere of influence, and now it's ending up the
opposite where Sorry, Europe, You're in Russia's sphere of influence.
Speaker 2: Now I have nothing, I'll start fed posting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know one topic that can I leave us
with a We'll leave the topic with a quote from
Auto von Bismarck.
Speaker 1: What do you got story?
Speaker 3: God has a special providence for fools, drunkards, and the
United States of America.
Speaker 2: I like it.
Speaker 1: I mean, well, one other thing that kind of ties
in nicely with this topic is I didn't watch any
of this rally that Trump had earlier this week in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 3: I watched it.
Speaker 1: I was gonna get mad. So I was like, Okay,
I'm not touching this one.
Speaker 3: But do you know that he's the president.
Speaker 1: Well, well, there's definitely that. But the reason I'm bringing
this up as well as in context of this discussion
that we're having with JD. Vance going over to Europe,
which he's done a couple of times throughout this administration,
basically talking about their mostly with their problems of mass
migration and how it's a huge problem for them, which
is obviously true again to the europeople in the audience
were all tackling the same issue. So don't feel like
you're being singled out here on this one. It's a
problem we all have to deal with. But it seems like,
you know, everyone's kind of just standing there in this
Mexican standoff of the fact that the world economy is
in a huge AI bubble and everything is about to
you know, blow up like a hydrogen bomb, and so
are we kind of just in this situation stormy where
it's basically like whoever blinks first, whichever, you know, economy
takes a shit or first. They could just pawn it
off on the other person, because it kind of seems
like from where I'm standing and I'm not an economist
by any means here, but it's just like, Okay, we
got to artificially prop up this US economy so bad
so that when a European economy blows up first, that
Trump administration could say, look, it's European's fault.
Speaker 3: Well, so it's not just the US and it's not
just Europe. China is in the exact same boat, right,
So like when Europe was threatening to sell treasury, so
Europe is openly saying like the US is an enemy
of Ukraine or whatever, like I'm cool with that, right,
Oh well we're going to sell. We're going to sell
eight hundred billion in treasuries. And that'll show you. At
the exact same time that that is happening, China is
hoovering up two trillion treasuries because it's very quietly go
going through a banking crisis that they can't they need
our currency. Very similar to why like a central bank
has gold to prop up its balance sheet to be like, hey,
look how sure we are, Look how much reserves we have.
The Chinese central bank is hoovering up the dollars that
Europe is threatening to sell because they're angry at us
because it needs to prop up its fucking currency, right,
So a good question would be like, okay, Europe, why
do you have almost a trillion dollars in treasuries in
the first place, for the same reason China is trying
to hoover them up to to prop up your currency.
This is like putting a like a gun to your
head and threatening that you'll shoot. Like this is like
that scene from Blazing Saddles where like the black guy
pulls his like pistol up but just had like don't
take another step or the name gets it, Like that's
basically what the EU is doing. So yeah, you're basically
staring down a situation where first like G seven nations
are going to start defaulting. I know it sounded like
crazy and I've been saying it for forever, but I mean,
look at Japan now it's finally starting to kick off.
They've lost control of the yield curve basically, which means
that they've lost the Central Bank of Japan has lost
control of their own interest rate and the market sets
it because the market is like we don't believe you anymore,
and the rate is just taking off. Problem is is
like you know, if you were to raise the interest
rate on the US Treasury debt by like half a
percentage point, like you've just taken another trillion dollars and
added it to the budget, because that's what you need
to do to you know, pay interest payments. So when
the interest rates rise, these governments have to pay that,
you know, pay that yield. And the problem is is
that none of them can. So I was just I
shared a story with Pete last week. Every single so
there's like three, there's three hundred and eighty five municipalities
in Germany. Germany is the only engine that matters. All
the other countries in Europe don't matter, right, Like France
is a basket case. It produces nothing. All of the
other countries are just smaller basket cases. The actual engine
of economic engine of Europe is Germany. There's eight hundred, sorry,
three hundred and eighty five municipalities in Germany. Guess how
many of those are solvent. Ten that's the German government
saying right now that out of three hundred and eighty
five countries, or sorry, out of three hundred and eighty
five cities and towns, ten are not bankrupt. What happens
when a municipality enters insolvency, well you have to start
firing policemen and garbagemen and ambulance drivers and and and
well well, okay, at least these these fired people have pensions,
you know, they can. You know, they're they're not happy
they lost their jobs, and you're not happy that no
one is going to come when you call nine one one.
But you know it's not like their life savings has
been erased. Oh wait, that's right. So the EU has
done something for a very long time called negative interest
rate bonds. From like the period of twoenty eleven till
about twenty twenty, the interest rate on the European sovereign
debt was negative. Well, I mean, you're an accountant. Would
you ever buy a negative interest rate? You would yield?
It just takes it away from you. Would you deposit
your money in a negative interest bearing checking you out?
So the answer was nobody. Nobody wanted to buy these surprise,
nobody wanted to buy suicide bonds. But the government still
needed to print money. So what did they do? Well,
they used bureaucracy and regulation to force European pension funds
to buy European sovereign debt. So first it was like
a little bit like, okay, ten percent of your portfolio
needs to be in European sovereign debt, and that portfolio
manager is looking around like, no, well do it, or
you go to jail, bake the case, bigot. And then
it became fifteen percent of your portfolio, then twenty percent,
and so on and so forth till I believe now
it is pushing close to forty percent of these European Basically,
government and government adjacent pension funds have been significantly invested,
almost majority invested in negative interest rate bearing bonds. And
for a pension fund you need eight percent a year
coming in the door to break even. That's the bare
minimum you need to cover the amount of people like
retiring and then living off that pension. So even their
pension funds are insolvent. So the municipalities are insolvent. They
can no longer pay for their employees. Oh yeah, and
their life savings is probably gone.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean I heard I heard recently that I
can't remember. I think it was one of the LOADUS
theater LOADUS theaters guys said basically, the economy of England
as a whole of Great Britain as a whole is
worse than Mississippi.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: All right, well, I mean that's an issue. That's crazy,
that's an issue.
Speaker 3: And that was only because they couldn't find a poorer
state in the nation.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Really, if they went to territories, it'd be like Puerto Rico.
Speaker 1: That's nuts. I mean, just just like my population numbers
alone too, because the UK has a population of what
ten times the state of Mississippi, if not more.
Speaker 3: Yep, now think of the migroids. Yeah. Like that interview
that Tucker did with Rupert Lowe was really awesome when
he talked about the state of the UK budget in
the state of the UK economy. So not only do
these people get to live in homes for free, there
starmer government again, because this is a government that's bankrupt.
Like the budget that it just had to publish was like, oh, yeah,
we have to raise taxes by a lot because we're broke.
And then you come to find out that not only
have they been covering up hundreds of thousands of rapes
like the rape of young British girls, but they've been
giving the rapist free BMW five series and mercedeses through
a program called h Mobility Access. Well see they yeah,
the migrants, they need to be housed. See, they need
a place to live, and they also need mobility, right
to mobility as a human right. I couldn't believe we're
going to buy them a car.
Speaker 1: I could not believe that. When I heard that in
that interview, it was like, you mean, they buy them
fucking cars?
Speaker 3: Why can't they ensure them. What Rupert Low didn't say
on the on the interview is that a majority, more
than fifty percent of those cars are mid size luxury cars.
So the migroid was like, what, you're gonna buy me
a car? Okay, well, all right, I'm taking you to
the Mercedes dealership. One third of all new car registrations
in Britain are this that's unbelievable, And they have to
raise taxes significantly because they're out of money. So the
governments have have now openly declared we are going to
drain every last dollar of your money. Your kids will
inherit no wealth because we are redistributing it to these
new people because we love them and we hate you.
Oh yeah, and if they rape you whatever, walk it off, like,
don't worry about America, euro Bros. You've got fucking work
to do.
Speaker 1: Well. I suppose this great, big game of chicken between
various economies around the world is going to continue.
Speaker 3: It's a it's a game of chicken where one person's
a mac truck and everyone else's chickens. You can add
up the entire world economy. You can add up China, Russia, Europe,
all of South America, all of Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Japan,
add up all their capital markets. Fucking hell, add up
every single dollar in assets down to the fucking baseball cards,
put them in a big giant pot and throw that
into just the US stock market, and it wouldn't even
equal half. People have no idea, like when when all
of this stuff like on all like on all these
posts and the timeline, Oh China's doing this, Oh US
is finished now, aw bricks, Add up every single bricks
country economy, tie it together with string and then times
it by ten, and you're not even a fifth of
the S and P five hundred. Get the fuck out
of here. It's just nonsense, Like this is literally just
nonsense conversation.
Speaker 1: The way you're talking about it, like this stormy. I
do enjoy the Trump administration at least going a little
bit of big swing and dick in the situation with
the EU, because I mean, I know a lot of
the euro bros really hate when we talk like this
and speak this way. But I mean, like, if you
guys aren't going to fix your situation, then maybe you
know it does need to become cowboys and Indians again.
Speaker 3: You don't get to kill all the white people and
then still have us come fight for you. You don't
get to do both because the white people are what
we know it here. What is like ninety five percent
of the combat moss in the United States military, all
armed branches are white guys. This is like a strategic decision.
You don't get to get rid of all the white
guys because those are the only ones that pick up
guns and fight for their country. Uh. These other guys
are like, Okay, I'll fight for my country. Are you
going to send me back there? Mhm oh like that
you won't. You won't be able to constrict conscript these
people into armed services. Like it is a strategic problem.
Speaker 1: Very true. Ah Well, we have one last thing to
discuss here tonight, and it's related much to this topic
that we have right here. Donald Trump did an interview
with Politico earlier this week, and he was again talking
about this situation about the US addressing its relationship with Europe,
and you know, we don't have to play the whole
clip right here, but you know, the important part is
it's just, you know, Trump is just being very open
and very honest about the fact that, oh, these countries
are going to be unrecognizable if they keep letting in
x amount of people, They're gonna they're letting in people
with completely different ideology, which is you know his words
where you could just say they're you know, not Westerners
or whatever. But we understand what the point is that
we're trying to get at here, right, So, uh, Trump's
just being very blunt with the fact that, yeah, the
state of the United States relationship with Europe as our
allies is not permanent. Well, which is like a huge
full pod of basically everybody in this day and age like, oh,
we just got to be allies with Europe libally for forever, right,
it doesn't matter what they do now, we just got
to understand with Europe. But Trump is like, no, I mean,
these countries aren't going to be our allies if their
governments are taken over by foreign powers and all these
migrants that they're letting in, they're not gonna be for
the interest of the United States at that point. So
why do we have to be allies with them? I
wish you would say this about a country in the
in the Middle East, but you know, carrying on so
much the same thing that we're talking about that the
United States is putting the screws on Europe quite a bit,
and as we've discussed here so far, it's long overdue.
Any other final comments on that, Pete Stormy, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I thought you were gonna play the clip. My bad. Yeah,
the audio is screwing up tonight. Yeah all right, yeah,
like they want you to. I mean, I don't know, man,
look at the de I d SG stuff like this was.
I hate to sound like a boomer conspirator, but like
Black Larry Fincoln, Black Rock. If I look at like
all of the people that were sitting in Davas talking
about like you will own nothing and be happy, it
seems that the only people that are like intent on
doing this shit is Europe. Okay, So if the US
isn't doing it anymore? Why are you still doing it
because you want to do it? Right? Like, the US
isn't pushing this shit on them anymore. The US is
actively trying to make them stop. Right first, we try
to make them stop doing it over here, and like
now we're asking them to stop doing it over there,
and they won't stop. Okay, So is this the big
bad US doing this to you? Right? Like? I mean,
like it is, Oh, well, it's America's. Europe is just
a fiefdom for America. Really, then, how come Keir Starmer
like brought in like three hundred people into the United
States to try stop Donald Trump winning in twenty twenty four?
Why do you do that? How come every time we
try and stop the war in Ukraine, it's France, Germany
and Keir Starmer trying to undo it. They're not going
to fight in that war. They're trying to do it
while they still think that we're on the hook to
pay for this shit and pay for it in blood.
France has got like what fifty sixty thousand men under arms.
There's a million and a half dead in Ukraine. Just
the half a million, we'll just push off the million,
just a half a million is more than three times
or two times more than every armed serviceman in all
of Europe, all the fucking European countries, including the fucking
toothless Romanian freak. Like when they say they want to
start a war with Russia, they're not like they know
they're not doing the fighting. Yeah, there's simply not enough
of them. Okay, So if the US isn't doing this
to you, and where and who is doing it, don't
worry about like meanshit Donald Trump says about not defending Europe.
Who is the one doing this to you? Like the
US isn't shipping more migrants to tucking the UK or
to the EU, not giving them mercedes? Who is doing this?
And you will find the same people. Their problem is
the same as our problem. But they won't fucking get
anywhere by trying to blame their problems on us.
Speaker 1: It's a very important point.
Speaker 3: It's the same people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're all we're all fighting with the same problems
all throughout.
Speaker 3: The West, exactly. I think any is trying to pretend
it's anything other than that, I think is just wasted
political energy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, i'd agree, And it's not really something like we
we do over here either, Like I don't blame American's
problems on like Canada or Australia or Europe or anything
like that. Like that would that would just like never
really cross my mind really to say, I.
Speaker 3: Don't even blame them on the American government. Like so,
like when white girls are getting pummeled or stabbed in
the streets of Brooklyn or in la I go, oh, well,
they've voted for it. Really, I hate that argument. Ken
Kentuckians voted for Mitch McConnell prove it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I hate that shit so much. It's like, oh, well,
these people voted for the cities to be like ship
like this the fuck out of here, man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's just I mean, the only people who say
that are just fucking like hyper online and nons who
just want to be just want to be edgy. I mean,
they're nobody. Those are nobodies, and they're no one to
We don't want them as a part of the o GC.
We don't want we don't want them. They're not vanguardists.
I mean, it's best they're canon fodder.
Speaker 3: You you're telling me white girls deserve to get to
be like pummeled and stabbed in the street or lit
on lit on fire in the subway or whatever, like
I would put you down on site if the flag
ever went up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is just like your your brain literally one
shot on democracy at that point you think, like the
morality comes from if whether people vote for it or not. Yeah,
it's just what world are you living in? Dude?
Speaker 3: You know what's funny is that like the only guy
to ever do it knew how important women were to
what he was doing. Like I won't go like a
h up stream, but like you knew how to coalition built. Right.
Ten percent of men are vanguardists. They'll move under their
own initiative, on their own morality, They have their own agency,
don't need like they'll just do things. The other ninety
percent of men are not those men that the women
they follow. That ten percent, the ten percent of men
that's who the women model themselves after, right, shape their
beliefs around, want to be in proximity too, And the
other ninety percent of men they just follow the women.
Speaker 1: Very true. Indeed, all right, chents Well, lots are topics
for tonight. Some interesting things developing here. I mean we're
coming into.
Speaker 3: A fishback thing. I'm really good watch closely now, yeah,
I mean the biggest white pill.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, next year will be interesting at the.
Speaker 3: Actually, wait, Pete, you just had somebody on your podcast
that's doing actual, real on the ground, organizing against the
actual enemy.
Speaker 4: Michael Rattenwald started as as a pack Nancy Zionists action pack.
And yeah, he's getting donations rolling in and uh, he's
supporting three three candidates right now. Who are He's supporting
the guy who's going up against Randy Fine, endorsing them
and yeah, we'll see. I'm gonna I might be talking
to somebody, somebody close to about getting him to uh
support you know other people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we don't want to.
Speaker 2: We don't want to. We don't want to.
Speaker 4: We're not making stuff public. It's not the o GC way.
Speaker 3: Ever, that's amazing. I think you should be boosting that
guy going against Fine, like everywhere on social media. That's
one fat scalp I want. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Really all righty guys, So that is the topics for tonight.
Like I was talking about, you know, hey, some potential
things of that could be of interest coming into next year.
You know, we're getting into the Christmas season here, so
look for things to start winding down a little bit
on the politics front, unless we get another great H
one B chimp out over Christmas time like we did
the last year, so everyone be ready for that one.
But anyway, let's start getting into the super chats. I
am seeing people bring this up in the in the chat. Yes,
the the OGC website is currently down right now for
maintenance purposes. We're gonna have that back up sometime, you know,
within the next week or something like that.
Speaker 3: So we're putting in a machine gun.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, exactly, So don't worry. It did not get
nooped off the face of the earth. It is down
for maintenance purposes. Were and some features too and stuff
like that, so don't worry about that. It will be
back up sometime soon. So anyway, into the superjats. Here,
scrolling up right to the top as ever is our
good friend and loyal superchatter mister Solid Snake. He is
always the first one behind enemy lines to get his
super chat in early. He says, if you, fellow listeners,
haven't had the pleasure to listen to it yet. Pete's
newest episode was Stormy and Filos about the cols A.
Really it is really informative Silver's rip has been insane
the past couple of days. One of my fellow OJC
brethren even started buying a few ouncins due to fear
of missing out. Salute nice. Well, I mean it seems
like every single day Pete has got an amazing stream
coming out. I mean, you just can't keep up with
this man's content load. It's notts let me tell you. So,
everybody'll be listening to our good friend Pete here.
Speaker 4: The stormy Filos episode on the City of London, the
non pe see examination of the City of London and
its origins that will be public on Sunday.
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there you go.
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This is Don Browning sending us a supersticker as always
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Don BROWNI we appreciate it. We got Christopher Burks for
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He's a real American. Let's see. We got t k
here for five bucks. Says I love how Pete says,
We're live like he's in a bar full of good
old boys who are constantly dropping no no words.
Speaker 2: You know, I know I made it.
Speaker 4: I commented on that and made it sound like, you know,
we were saying something, but actually we just couldn't hear
the music. We couldn't hear the Williams Hello overture, so
I was listening to it on YouTube.
Speaker 1: Yeah do it live? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Is uh.
Speaker 1: It's funny sometimes because this comment that this guy is
talking about like dropping no no words. You know, some
of our like musings from the interior and stuff where
we have like, you know, twelve guys all around the
microphone stuff we do kind of have to say. It
was like guys were live, relax here a little.
Speaker 2: Bit, all right.
Speaker 1: We got Kyle Lindskog for fifteen bucks. I also can't
stay tonight, but we'll eagerly listen tomorrow morning.
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our frequent super chatters. Let's see, we got Chief fourteen
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Suri always one of them more frequent super chatters. We
appreciate it. He sends us a salute. You, sir, are
a real American. We got rattling saber for ten. Yeah,
he is a patriot. Damn right, howdye Jens? Since Stormy
is on, I thought i'd mentioned how similar friedrich lists
economics policies are to Henry Clay's American system. McKinley's economics
are the final triumph of Henry Clay. I'm not even
gonna pretend to understand.
Speaker 2: All of that.
Speaker 3: So that's really interesting. I'm going to look into that.
Thank you.
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best Americans.
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Budapest's super chat Yeah, yelling at us about Chuck Grassley
and John Thune, our number one fact checker in the
chat Pete Budapest.
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but I'm starting to think these blood drinking, moloch worshiping
pdos who run our government might not have our best
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I must say. I know many people will tarmt.
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egno man never, but hey, to each their own. I guess.
Vulpu's persona sends us twenty bucks in a salute. Thank you.
Very much, sir, appreciate that. Let's see we got is
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chocolate factory and pick any job they want. Hate this timeline. Yeah,
that is very depressing about the Trump gold cards. I
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blowing up some boats. I don't want a war though,
fuck that.
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on those watching those thermal videos, just sobbing, just a
pile of tissues on it at his feet for those
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financialized economy stronger and better than a manufacturing based one
genuine question, Stormy, believe that's a question for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, one thing is not the other. China is not
an entirely industrial economy. We are not an entirely de
industrialized economy. It's it's it's what you're what we're talking
about is a is a question about capital allocation. Right,
So a production economy, a production economy is the economy
where the capital gets put into production. Right, So it's
we're the question is capital allocation. And so we're not
a financialized economy, right. A lot of are A lot
of the things in our economy have been financialized. That
does not mean that is all it does. So the
question you have to ask going forward is where is
capital going to be allocated? Because a manufacturing economy with
no capital is like what's happening to China right now,
where three out of every five factories are sitting empty,
doing absolutely nothing literally all the I mean, it's actually
a huge problem for them right now because that means
three out of five factory workers isn't making any money,
and that's revolution fuel that they're not really too happy about.
So good thing about capital is you can pretty much
buy whatever you want with a two or three year
lag time. So whenever it becomes either geostrategically or economically imperative,
that the US transitions or reassures manufacturing. It has the
capital to do it. So where we're going right now?
What matters them? Basically everyone has borrowed too much money
and the tide is going out. So the only thing
that matters for you, like the person that lives in
the world, is when the tide goes out. Who's basically
swimming naked? Who has the capital? Whoever is the capital
is going to dictate what happens going forward.
Speaker 1: So there you go. We definitely won the min Max
Super Night sneaky, Yeah, exactly. We got Boalero three nine
three for ten bucks. Today is the eighty fourth anniversary
of Germany declaring war on the United States. Thank god
we won that more or we wouldn't be a country
full of foreign military age males and paying them to
occupy and tegrate us. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Man, where would Randy Fine be if we hadn't talked
of that victory?
Speaker 1: Yeah? John Libell for twenty bucks says sorry to hear
about Walmart locking up what you need? Stormy Hell very sad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, have great pube soon.
Speaker 1: Got a Georgian minute men, cool name. Georgia needs a
fish back. I'm investing in his firm. A Zoria. Okay,
all right, people can take a look at that cringewalker
for ten bucks. Stormy just want to say you've very
much helped me get a clear view of guy world
this past year, and that was a pleasure of meeting
you at the conference. True patriot. Happy new year in
merry Christmas.
Speaker 3: Very nice question, ye Christmas year. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Chief fourteen w for five more bucks. Appreciate what you do, fellas.
We will win the salute. Thank you very much. You
s are are real American and finally we got air
make discourse for five bucks. My work will be done.
My work will not be done until there's a twenty
foot tall statue of John Calhoun in front of city.
Speaker 2: All a fucking men, I think we can all agree.
Speaker 1: All righty oh and out one more coming in at
the last minute. Here Pete Budapest sneaking by, He says,
Stormy thoughts on recent FED rate cuts doesn't mean much.
What's the year ahead looking like.
Speaker 3: You're going to get a bit more inflation and it's
going to go into assets, all right, but it's not
going to do what he thinks it's going to do. Right,
They're they're trying that will lower mortgage rates because the
housing market is starting to seize up. That it's it's
the wrong move and it'll quickly. Actually, this is this
is you're trying to minmax me again. Yeah, yes, it
means them. It means the stock market's going to do
really well and the housing market's still going to break,
both of which are good for you.
Speaker 1: Alrighty.
Speaker 4: I heard I heard Martin Armstrong say today on Coffee
and a Mike that someone asked him about what the
market looks like for twenty twenty six. He said, if
you're somebody who likes to trade volatility, you're gonna have
a lot of fun.
Speaker 3: Yep. And Bitcoin and the vics are like you know,
figure skater tandems where one goes the other goes. So
Martin just told you that vix is going up, volatility
is going up, and rates go down, which means the
money printer gets turned on a little bit. So that
means what for bitcoin means it'll be an interesting twenty
twenty six. Actually gives me an idea like around fish pack.
Do you guys remember the like crazy crypto twenty seventeen
era with icos and how much? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I remember, I don't know very much.
Speaker 3: But I bet somebody, if somebody, if somebody starts a
platform for crowdfunding anti Zionist candidates where people could put
in a little bit at a time in a decentralized
fashion and you could use crypto, they can't shut it down.
You would. I bet you APAC would be like, I
don't know the small bankroll at the table really quickly
considering how fed up everyone is. I mean, sixty percent
of Americans across all age brackets don't support these people anymore.
People in our demo that numbers like eighty eighty five, Like, yeah,
everyone's broke, but everyone's got a little bit of crypto
or a little bit of money to throw into robin hood.
Like you could raise a lot of money for people
really quickly if you if there was a decentralized campaign
contribution platform that used crypto, right, because you wouldn't be
able to do that with like GoFundMe or gift sinco
or whatever. They'd be like, well, this is promoting anti Semitism,
So that's got to stop. I think crowdfunding is the
way we get out of this, at least when votes
still matter.
Speaker 1: Definitely something to be thinking about into the future as
things continue to change in this new age, So.
Speaker 3: I'd have to use tether or not USDC because USC
has got like terms and conditions where they can you
know what I mean, like use of fun. They basically
USDC isn't isn't super duper safe. They can you know,
free transactions or freeze funds or whatever. I don't know
if they would, but they could. But yeah, I think
crypto solves this.
Speaker 1: Just the fact that they could tells you that they would.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: Anyway, all right fellas well? That is us for the
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Speaker 4: Just release an episode with mister Young mister Burden tonight
and then watch out for the episode on Sunday with
Stormy and Filos talking about the real history of the
city of London.
Speaker 2: About those Brits.
Speaker 3: A mutual friend, Pete is very very happy that you
decided to do that episode and defending their honor.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean making the claim that it was Brits
who you know, we're responsible for the wind rush and
we're responsible for what's happening right now when you can
just go to multiple videos of a certain tribe claiming
claiming responsibility for it.
Speaker 2: Guitar.
Speaker 1: It's guitar. It's guitar.
Speaker 2: I knew it.
Speaker 3: Oh you see the episode that Tucker has dropped it?
Speaker 1: Good? Yeah, it was great. It was great.
Speaker 4: I thought the interview, the interview with the broad is
two there's two leftists coded because she's she's a leftist.
But his monologue, oh fucking shit man, brilliant.
Speaker 1: Ye, his monologue was very good.
Speaker 3: I don't think the left is entirely useless, only I
think economic means are going to force them to make compromises.
So the only thing I have to promote is a
recent audio essay I dropped on my sub stack.
Speaker 1: All righty, definitely go check that out and thank you
so joining us. Always a pleasure to speak with you,
my friend. Now for myself, really, the only thing that
I have to promote is people will know our good
friend of the channel, mister D has a YouTube channel
that he started recently, mostly doing breakdowns of Twin Peaks
season three with our good friend mister Prudentialist and mister
Christopher Sambatch. But on Monday, Charlemagne and myself joined D
on his channel for what was my YouTube career, just
because of how hilarious and enjoyable it was. We went
through and dissected in amazing and hilarious detail various AI
images of interior home design and it was hysterical seeing
the amount of chairs with like five legs and things
like that, and it was excellent. If people want something
to laugh at with this Christmas season, please head on
over to our good friend mister John Dee's YouTube channel.
The stream is called into the Horrors of a I
Art an AI Interior, very very fun time. I guarantee
you you're gonna laugh because we were pretty much the
entire time. So definitely head on over and check that
out and we'll be here next week for all of
our regular schedule programming here at the OGC, and we'll
see you guys then