Speaker 1: Oh Redal, that's are Oh.
Speaker 2: Hello, and welcome to the show. This is the Cult
Speaker 2: of Conspiracy and I am the Cage to Night and
Speaker 2: we are continuing with our twenty twenty five recap. There
Speaker 2: was way too much to fit into one episode, so
Speaker 2: we decided, you know what, fuck dumb shit, we are
Speaker 2: going to make it a two parter and we're just
Speaker 2: continuing on. We got through the first six months and
Speaker 2: that was enough to make an entire first episode out
Speaker 2: of which was dope. So now we are going to
Speaker 2: go ahead and continue on this same vibe, looking back
Speaker 2: into twenty twenty five with all the conspiratorial things and stuff,
Speaker 2: things and stuff and really just dive deeper.
Speaker 3: So now we're starting off with July.
Speaker 2: We are, indeed, so without further ado, we are going
Speaker 2: to go back to the slide show that Raven Lee
Speaker 2: professionally created.
Speaker 4: For It was not professional. We had some help. Shout
Speaker 4: out to the homie and you also helped.
Speaker 2: So yeah, but yeah, anyway, without further ado, so let's
Speaker 2: get back into a good cult members starting off with
Speaker 2: the month of July. Hey, who doesn't love July fourth
Speaker 2: and all of its wildness. So the big beautiful Bill
Speaker 2: passed In the month of July, Trump's Big Beautiful Bill passed,
Speaker 2: leading to a wide array of opinions and emotions, And honestly,
Speaker 2: it depends on who you ask. The Left think that
Speaker 2: they have Trump arrangement syndrome on their own take right
Speaker 2: to basically mean anything that Trump does, if he was
Speaker 2: to save a kitten from a tree, they will find
Speaker 2: a way to make it seem like he hates trees, right.
Speaker 2: And then you have Republicans with Trump arrangement syndrome on
Speaker 2: their side, to where if he murders his wife, they'll
Speaker 2: find a reason to justify it because she she had
Speaker 2: a comment it's it's ridiculous. And for the record, both
Speaker 2: of those were euphemistic. It's not a real thing, either
Speaker 2: of those things. But my point is both sides of
Speaker 2: the aisle have their own versions of Trump arrangement syndrome.
Speaker 2: And then you have people that are just kind of
Speaker 2: on the outskirts of all of it, saying y'all, y'all
Speaker 2: don't have to fall in line like this, like you
Speaker 2: can develop a backbone, but politicians developing backboness. So anyway,
Speaker 2: the Big Beautiful Bill, remember it was the reason specifically
Speaker 2: why Elon took off from Doze because as he was
Speaker 2: saving the country so much money, Trump was finding ways
Speaker 2: to spend more of it. A part of this Big
Speaker 2: Beautiful Bill was also, if I'm not mistaking, this huge
Speaker 2: defense budget increase that just got announced, which we're gonna
Speaker 2: talk about that later on, because that didn't happen in July.
Speaker 2: That was kind of like a pre kurser, if you will.
Speaker 2: But yeah, well, what's ravenly looking up?
Speaker 4: I was looking at the key the key notes of
Speaker 4: what the Big few Beautiful Bill did.
Speaker 3: But this is massive. This is a huge thing. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's huge. It's so big. It's just like, okay, you know.
Speaker 2: That is what she said about Trump. About Trump, she
Speaker 2: said it was huge, even though it was hands on
Speaker 2: the size of a four year old.
Speaker 4: It talks about policy changes, social media programs, spending reforms, medicaid, healthcare,
Speaker 4: snap food benefits, Medicare expend expand, work requirements, immigration and
Speaker 4: border security, historic funding for the border, security, personal and
Speaker 4: detention expansion, state and local enforcement funding, immigration fees and
Speaker 4: renew excuse me renew provisions, restrictions on benefits for immigrants,
Speaker 4: enhanced screening and enforcement, Political and social reactions energy and
Speaker 4: environment policies, roll back of green energy initiatives, reversal of
Speaker 4: electric vehicle mandates, boosts of domestic energy production.
Speaker 2: That was also a big portion of what Elon was
Speaker 2: pissed about, because you know, the Tesla's it's like one
Speaker 2: of his babies. And Trump was basically like, yeah, fuck
Speaker 2: electric vehicles.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Elon's just like, bro, I thought I was scratching your
Speaker 2: back here. What are you doing. He's like, yeah, well
Speaker 2: fuck electric vehicles, and here we are.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't think they should be mandated. I
Speaker 4: think people should have the option. If they would like
Speaker 4: to drive them, they should be able to drive them.
Speaker 4: I don't think it should be a mandated thing.
Speaker 2: But a mandate it's not a law. We learned that
Speaker 2: during COVID.
Speaker 3: We did learn that, but a lot of people will
Speaker 3: still adhere to it because they tax the shit out
Speaker 3: of them and do all sorts of stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Whole they want to tax every mile or you have
Speaker 4: to pay for every mile you drive, or something.
Speaker 2: That unless it's a business expense.
Speaker 3: That knew someone was talking about it was a whole thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I knew something a real fucker, and he.
Speaker 4: Is boost of domestic energy production. I said that fiscal impact, debt, deficit, income,
Speaker 4: economic outlook, debt ceiling, and deficit, tax cuts and offsets,
Speaker 4: political and social impact supporters and critics, what's next for
Speaker 4: the big beautiful bill?
Speaker 3: So that was Yeah, that was a lot of things.
Speaker 2: And when it goes way in depth on every single
Speaker 2: one of these things, to be honest with you, and
Speaker 2: some of these things people felt some type of way about.
Speaker 2: Some of these things people really did get down with.
Speaker 2: Either way, it goes one big beautiful bill passed in
Speaker 2: the month of July.
Speaker 4: Oh there's so many things though, but then you had
Speaker 4: him cut spending for all sorts of stuff. The snap
Speaker 4: benefits has been a big deal. The debt ceiling situation.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't like how our country runs in a deficit.
Speaker 3: There were four to five trillion dollars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I understand that this goes way beyond my economic
Speaker 2: know how. I fully understand this, but out loud, it
Speaker 2: makes no sense to me. You run your country. Could
Speaker 2: you imagine if a company ran in a deficit and
Speaker 2: they were getting approved for new loans for next year
Speaker 2: based off of how much their debt was already in
Speaker 2: the previous year, and just like that's how we're doing.
Speaker 2: It's like, and I know there's companies that do that.
Speaker 2: That doesn't seem to me my layman's perspective, It doesn't
Speaker 2: seem to be very fiscally responsible.
Speaker 4: But sure some of this stuff inside the bill just
Speaker 4: doesn't really make sense, at least to.
Speaker 3: The wording that they talked about. There's been so many
Speaker 3: things that he This bill is massive, beautiful bill.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's so huge, though, but they have all
Speaker 4: different components of it. And then it feels like unless
Speaker 4: you actually sat and read every single piece of this
Speaker 4: bill and then really understood it, you would not understand
Speaker 4: what he's trying to do. And then the way that
Speaker 4: he comes about things, that's the biggest issue is if
Speaker 4: Trump came about things in a different way and maybe
Speaker 4: not used you know, X as a way of corresponding
Speaker 4: with people inside of our government.
Speaker 2: Or truth social or truth.
Speaker 3: What the fuck.
Speaker 4: If he would actually do things in a little bit
Speaker 4: more professional manner, Like there's some things I do Like
Speaker 4: I will say the White House TikTok is on point
Speaker 4: for making the most hilarious content.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they have first savages. Whoever's a part of his
Speaker 2: social media team?
Speaker 4: Holy shit, it's funny, but when it comes to stuff
Speaker 4: like this, it's there's just a lot of things that
Speaker 4: bothered a lot of people in different ways, and people
Speaker 4: that were actually for this started seeing some cuts and
Speaker 4: areas that weren't really expected. The government shut down situation
Speaker 4: that happened. There's funding that was cut.
Speaker 2: Hold on to the government shutdown thing because that wasn't
Speaker 2: about the Big Beautiful Bill, because this.
Speaker 4: Is this is just I mean, but there is who
Speaker 4: was it They cut a whole bunch of funding to
Speaker 4: something that was involving like security or immigration.
Speaker 2: I'm sure that that seems to be the big trend.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yeah, stand by for that one. We're gonna
Speaker 2: get to it in a bit. But anyway, the Big
Speaker 2: Beautiful Bill passed. And also to your point, I believe
Speaker 2: that bills should be one page, one page. I am
Speaker 2: so fucking tired of a thirty thousand page bill getting pushed.
Speaker 2: Where in the same bill we have something about saving
Speaker 2: the spotted owls, you know, species, in the same tone
Speaker 2: as reciprocating triggers or something along this for certain weapons platforms,
Speaker 2: along the same line as we have educational benefits and
Speaker 2: grant policies in the same line as you know, def
Speaker 2: emissions in truck no reason for that.
Speaker 4: I think it's really interesting when they hide the bullshit
Speaker 4: at the very end of the bill. So in Orgon
Speaker 4: they have million ballots, and so you get your pamphlet
Speaker 4: where you read all of what you're writing. You know,
Speaker 4: you pick your numbers and stuff, so you get to
Speaker 4: read all of the things. And my mom has always
Speaker 4: been one of those people that will read every single line,
Speaker 4: and she's found that at the very end of stuff
Speaker 4: a lot of times there's a one liner in I
Speaker 4: forget which of what it was, and I don't want
Speaker 4: to misspeak, but there was some kind of thing that
Speaker 4: they passed that at the very end of it pretty
Speaker 4: much is fucking everyone that pays taxes.
Speaker 3: But because you didn't.
Speaker 4: Read the eight pages of shit, you didn't see it
Speaker 4: until the very end. And like there was an initiative
Speaker 4: to help with the drug issue going on, and one
Speaker 4: of the things though at the very end was talking
Speaker 4: about how they were going to produce or give pretty
Speaker 4: much the synthetic meth and heroine to people and to
Speaker 4: help them to help their addictions and stuff.
Speaker 3: But the way that they.
Speaker 4: Went about it, and they said it in the bill.
Speaker 4: It was completely twisted and distorted, but it wasn't even
Speaker 4: really about that. It was about cigarettes and tobacco and
Speaker 4: different things like that. And then like at the very
Speaker 4: very very end, in small, tiny, tiny print, it had
Speaker 4: this little portion of it, and she read it to me,
Speaker 4: and I'm like, you know, that's pretty deceitful. If they
Speaker 4: would just be honest and just tell people, which you
Speaker 4: know I'm asking. I know, I know, I'm asking so
Speaker 4: much of these people, but they should be honestly a
Speaker 4: page or front to back page, and it should be
Speaker 4: the most clear and concise information, just like some of
Speaker 4: the stuff that we've had here on our ballots and
Speaker 4: the energy thing that so many people voted against. It
Speaker 4: took me days, honestly to read through the bill and
Speaker 4: actually like look up the part of it and understand
Speaker 4: what was being said, because realistically, what it was talking
Speaker 4: about was really positive, but no one understood the literare
Speaker 4: and so everyone voted against it.
Speaker 2: I remember that, I remember that. Yeah, that happened last year.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, And that's the problem is that there's actually
Speaker 4: a lot of good things that are trying to be passed,
Speaker 4: but they sound really negative and they're pushed as negative
Speaker 4: because by the other party that doesn't want you to
Speaker 4: vote them. And then you have things that are really
Speaker 4: fucking horrible and have a lot of sneaky bullshit that
Speaker 4: are gonna fuck people over.
Speaker 2: But they're worded so prop.
Speaker 4: But they're so good at wording the first like you know,
Speaker 4: page of it, and people and they are pushing this
Speaker 4: narrative that that's the way that they get it, get
Speaker 4: it over on everybody. And then all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: you have an increase in this massive amount of tax
Speaker 4: and they're wanting to a tax how many miles you're driving,
Speaker 4: how much gas you're using, your admissions.
Speaker 2: Like it's it's so deceitful like that. Yeah, at the
Speaker 2: state level. On the federal level, do you remember Sonny
Speaker 2: from Sonny and Share. Yes, Okay, you ever heard of
Speaker 2: the Sonny Bardale bill? No, there was a bill that
Speaker 2: was passed when he died. Okay, here's the bill. Had
Speaker 2: nothing to do with him. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 2: he was against the bill, and there was like a
Speaker 2: very there was. It was looking like this bill was
Speaker 2: about to get shut down and shelved indefinitely. Sonny died
Speaker 2: and they renamed it the Sonny Bill. It passed almost
Speaker 2: one hundred percent because they put a certain name on.
Speaker 2: It's a name recognition alone. Got to whether they're like,
Speaker 2: you know what, we'll do this for Sonny. He didn't
Speaker 2: even approve it. He was going to vote it down
Speaker 2: because he was a politician in his later years. But
Speaker 2: neither here nor there anyway. Moving on Trump on the
Speaker 2: Epstein list. Yes, in fact, Pam Bondi did mention it
Speaker 2: to him allegedly in May, but it became confirmed beyond
Speaker 2: any shadow of any doubt in the month of July
Speaker 2: that Trump's name was confirmed to be on at least
Speaker 2: one of Epstein's lists. We do not know or didn't
Speaker 2: know anyway, what list this was. This led to many
Speaker 2: speculations that this was the reason why he had downplayed
Speaker 2: the list's importance, and the investigation is around the time
Speaker 2: when he was like, I'm sorry, we still talking about
Speaker 2: Jeffrey Epstein. This whole thing took place, and it really
Speaker 2: just went downhill and did not come up for ever since.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they definitely did a lot of different things with
Speaker 4: the Epstein list and how they were all for it.
Speaker 4: Let's show everyone everything, let's tell everything, and then all
Speaker 4: of a sudden, they shift a gear so hard. We
Speaker 4: don't really like me to do this at all. What's
Speaker 4: interesting actually about the redaction? I don't know if you've
Speaker 4: seen it, because you're not on TikTok.
Speaker 2: But have you seen all of the pages of it?
Speaker 4: Remember, I know, but have you seen the people that
Speaker 4: are using it or taking the pages and then putting
Speaker 4: them in the Google docs and are able to take
Speaker 4: off the redaction?
Speaker 3: And it fills in what actually would be saying?
Speaker 2: Is it AI or is it real? That's my question
Speaker 2: because this reaction would probably be done with physical paper, right.
Speaker 4: I would honestly have to rewatch some of the videos
Speaker 4: of people doing it. But that's apparently a thing that's
Speaker 4: quote unquote happening, But it's probably not.
Speaker 3: It's probably not. It's probably feeding.
Speaker 2: If it is, probably not good. If it is, I mean,
Speaker 2: let's assume, let's hope that it's not AI and people
Speaker 2: are actually doing their due diligence on this. That's that's
Speaker 2: not gonna be good.
Speaker 3: It's not gonna play very well for anybody.
Speaker 2: There's hundreds of names on that list.
Speaker 3: I would actually laugh if that was true, because of
Speaker 3: all the government things and all the power that you
Speaker 3: have and everything else. A few freaking kids pretty much
Speaker 3: were like, you know what if we just like put
Speaker 3: this into Google.
Speaker 2: Or like they did the thing with Obama's birth certificate Homeboy,
Speaker 2: like put it out there on the White House website.
Speaker 2: You can go there right now and look at Obama's
Speaker 2: birth certificate. You upload it into Adobe and you can
Speaker 2: undo the edits that were done to it to see
Speaker 2: and it's like they didn't even cover their tracks, like
Speaker 2: do all these edits and then re scan it as
Speaker 2: an original document. They left it able to be edited.
Speaker 2: It's like it's embarrassing, and that's the real thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't underst how that happens.
Speaker 2: So anyway, so yeah, allegedly what I said, allegedly, And
Speaker 2: the month of July was confirmed that Trump was on
Speaker 2: the Epstein list. Now to what level, the flight log,
Speaker 2: the island list, the business associate list. At the time
Speaker 2: in July, we really didn't know, but more things came
Speaker 2: out later on. Moving on. Also in the month of July,
Speaker 2: the United States sent nukes to the United Kingdom for
Speaker 2: the first time since the Cold War.
Speaker 4: I honestly remember hearing about it, but not I didn't
Speaker 4: really pay that much attention.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 2: So we just happened to secretly super under the radar,
Speaker 2: you know, just put some nuclear warheads on some ships
Speaker 2: to bring to Britain, just for them to hold on
Speaker 2: to them for us for a little while. That's all,
Speaker 2: just you know, just kind of hold these for us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Brits be doing so many positive things right now.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's fair. I don't believe that the British
Speaker 2: are going to be launching nukes unless we told them to.
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't think.
Speaker 2: But why would we be sending these nukes to Great Britain,
Speaker 2: you might ask, especially when we have the capability, like
Speaker 2: obviously the location would be because of the Ukraine Russia conflict.
Speaker 2: And this is a massive saber rattle. Obviously this is
Speaker 2: a saber rattle to say, who, we're moving our nukes closer,
Speaker 2: but we have capabilities of hitting them from here. We
Speaker 2: don't need to send them to Britain. This is all
Speaker 2: a big show, a big saber rattle.
Speaker 3: You know, what if they're fake nukes, what if they
Speaker 3: were like toy nukes?
Speaker 2: You know, they have they have done similar things like
Speaker 2: that in the past. There was a operation in World
Speaker 2: War Two where apparently the Germans were trying to do
Speaker 2: these bombing runs on certain British locations, but they sucked
Speaker 2: and could not hit the outside of a barn. So
Speaker 2: the British made a wooden bomb with basically like lol,
Speaker 2: you suck for that day and age anyway, and dropped
Speaker 2: it dead center on their location. It didn't go off.
Speaker 2: It was literally just to tell him, like, dude, can
Speaker 2: y'all stop trying or really suck at this? Which then
Speaker 2: led to the bombings all over the country for a
Speaker 2: good while. But it's not the point. Could these have
Speaker 2: been fake nukes all a part of the saber rattle.
Speaker 2: It's possible. It's very possible.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: I don't really know if it was or not. I
Speaker 2: could see it going both ways. But assuming that this
Speaker 2: was real nuclear warheads are there, how.
Speaker 3: Do we find out about this was a whistleblur?
Speaker 2: No, we we let the world know after they got
Speaker 2: there safely.
Speaker 3: Oh hey guys, so we just did this and like
Speaker 3: you're welcome.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It was like a press conference where they asked
Speaker 2: Trump and he's like, you know, I guess some people
Speaker 2: are telling me that apparently I sent nuclear bombs to bree.
Speaker 2: I guess, I don't know, but I totally did that
Speaker 2: just in case anybody's curious. But I don't know, I
Speaker 2: don't know. I forget what the actual wording was. But basically,
Speaker 2: nobody knew what was going down until they were already
Speaker 2: there and in their silos, safe and sound. So we
Speaker 2: have stored nuclear weapons there before during the Cold War.
Speaker 2: Since ninety one, those have been safely back home. And
Speaker 2: apparently because of some situation in Russia and Ukraine, perhaps
Speaker 2: the good cult members I've heard about it, we wanted
Speaker 2: to move nukes a little closer. And yeah, that's the thing,
Speaker 2: because yep. So anyway, that took place in July. Also
Speaker 2: in July, the FBI was hacked by the Sineloa cartel.
Speaker 2: This was on one hand impressive and on another hand
Speaker 2: scary and brutal. So here's what went down. The FBI
Speaker 2: has a database of all of their assets and or
Speaker 2: people who even help them all over the world. Okay, cool,
Speaker 2: and well, I mean, yeah, the FBI is an American
Speaker 2: based intelligence agency. I get that they do international shit.
Speaker 2: That's not a hot take. So the cartels that are
Speaker 2: moving drugs, people, weapons, all the shit into our country.
Speaker 2: They have assets in Mexico that are like, I don't
Speaker 2: want to say spies, but basically they give them tips.
Speaker 2: You know. The Sineloa cartel hacked into the FBI's database
Speaker 2: and tracked down every IP address, every cell phone ping
Speaker 2: every person civilian or otherwise that had any kind of
Speaker 2: even tertiary contact with the FBI, went to their homes,
Speaker 2: drugged them into the street, and killed them. All Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. Yeah, So, like somebody's a buela who like
Speaker 2: she ain't even like a part of the fight. She
Speaker 2: just whenever she sees the fancy trucks and the dude
Speaker 2: with bejazzled, you know, nine Mills come into town, she
Speaker 2: just sends a little text message to some person she
Speaker 2: doesn't even know exactly who she can assume a shit
Speaker 2: know who's kind of like, yeah, they just passed through
Speaker 2: here about thirty minutes ago. They left go in this
Speaker 2: direction and then puts the phone away. She got drug
Speaker 2: into the street, and some were beheaded, some were shot
Speaker 2: at point. Depends on the reports. Some of them I'm
Speaker 2: hearing were thousands, some were saying hundreds. It was all
Speaker 2: over the country. It wasn't just around the border. But yeah,
Speaker 2: the Sineloa cartel, because when people think of the cartels,
Speaker 2: for some reason, they like to think of Pablo Escobar,
Speaker 2: or they like to think of the street pusher who's
Speaker 2: like selling drugs down their their local hood or whatever.
Speaker 2: The cartels are some of the most well funded, well organized,
Speaker 2: well trained mercenary groups on the planet. They have hackers,
Speaker 2: very very intelligent and sophisticated hackers. So when they did
Speaker 2: this it was not pretty.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it says that the new that estmends are
Speaker 4: not even available. Yeah, suggests that thousands of violent deaths
Speaker 4: linked to the cartel activities annually. It looks like there's
Speaker 4: no actual data. This one says more than eighteen hundred
Speaker 4: people dead.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I could believe it. And that's the nobody's actually
Speaker 2: going to come out with a real number because like
Speaker 2: you just lend about in Mexico, they're spread out villages
Speaker 2: all over the country, and the cartail pretty much found
Speaker 2: every single person that was that had any kind of
Speaker 2: contact with even a third party group that has contact
Speaker 2: with the FBI. They all got drugged into the street
Speaker 2: and murdered.
Speaker 4: Eighteen here and dead and twenty three hundred missing. That
Speaker 4: was September tenth of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a few months after so this went down.
Speaker 2: The hacking went down in July.
Speaker 4: Okay, so there's one and twenty eight confirmed homicides, two thy,
Speaker 4: three hundred and ninety disappearances.
Speaker 3: Yeah as of that time.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 4: Wow, that was I don't even know why I didn't
Speaker 4: hear about this really.
Speaker 2: Well, because all we can hear about is how the
Speaker 2: ice raids are so mean, they're bringing these people, They're
Speaker 2: just they're they're so mean. Meanwhile, the Cineloa cartel's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: so we're just gonna fuck everybody who's trying to fuck us. Wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that hack took place in July.
Speaker 4: You know, you think that they couldn't hackshit. You really
Speaker 4: think that everything is hackable. I know, but you would
Speaker 4: think that the true hackers, like the big hackers, they
Speaker 4: would be recruited by the top people or i e.
Speaker 3: Forced into it.
Speaker 2: They are buy the cartels because they pay the.
Speaker 3: Best, that's fair. You would think though, that AI would
Speaker 3: catch them at this point because you know they love
Speaker 3: their you know, love the beloved AI.
Speaker 2: So I know this is gonna come as a shock
Speaker 2: to all the good cult members listening. But AI ain't
Speaker 2: all that. It's getting better and it's getting scarier. But
Speaker 2: it's not like the end all, be all security blanket
Speaker 2: that people might think that it is. As a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, it's it's trash and we should leave it
Speaker 2: in the train before it gets to a point where
Speaker 2: we can't put it in the trash can.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 4: So it says that actual figures of the disappearances maybe
Speaker 4: doubled as many families avoid reporting cases to the authorities
Speaker 4: that they don't trust. Oh yeah, Instead, dozens of others
Speaker 4: collectives have emerged across Sineloa is how you say it,
Speaker 4: searching for missing relatives in the graves. Yeah, we're assuming
Speaker 4: that the government's capacity has been exceeded. Families often turned
Speaker 4: to faith in organized crime itself, hoping that relatives will
Speaker 4: be returned safely one day.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, No, they report it, then they're next on
Speaker 2: the list. Yeah, and I mean who you're going to
Speaker 2: report it to? The President of Mexico was put there
Speaker 2: by the cartels SA. I mean, like, what do you
Speaker 2: think you're going to do here? Real shit? So yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that all took place in the month of July. Moving on,
Speaker 2: still in the month of July the Paramount court case.
Speaker 2: So long story short, Paramount, who is the owner of
Speaker 2: the very popular TV show sixty Minutes. Perhaps you've heard
Speaker 2: of it. They did an interview with Kamala Harris and
Speaker 2: they also did an interview with Trump in the election,
Speaker 2: and they basically softballed the questions to her, and whenever
Speaker 2: she gave an answer that would be a very Kamala answer,
Speaker 2: because she is the America's drunk aunt who has no
Speaker 2: business being in charge of anybody, they would be like, Okay,
Speaker 2: are you sure you want to answer it this way?
Speaker 2: Why don't you say like this, this, and this? Not
Speaker 2: like her people, the reporter asking the questions would give
Speaker 2: her the answer that would work best, and then they
Speaker 2: would re shoot it and they clipped it. It was
Speaker 2: very strategic editing that was done to put her in
Speaker 2: not even the best life possible, a lie. Okay, okay.
Speaker 2: So Trump sued them for this, and people were like,
Speaker 2: you can't sue a network. That's that's not real, that's
Speaker 2: that's fake journalism. You're just doing this for the clout,
Speaker 2: Up up up. Come to find out he was absolutely correct,
Speaker 2: and he was correct to the tune of six teen million.
Speaker 3: Dollars, which is like chump change to him. But it's
Speaker 3: just the principle, well, the.
Speaker 2: Principality of it though writing about the money, it was
Speaker 2: never about the money. It's always been about the flex
Speaker 2: and him stroking Yeah, that's fair. Yeah. So Trump won
Speaker 2: the lawsuit against Paramount for sixteen million dollars over the
Speaker 2: deceptive editing in the twenty twenty four election, and there
Speaker 2: was more lawsuits that took place during that time, but
Speaker 2: this was like the big one that was on everybody's
Speaker 2: everybody's tongue for a good bit there, which then led
Speaker 2: to the sun Dance situation or the sky Dance rather
Speaker 2: situation led to Jimmy Kimmel getting fired or whatever the
Speaker 2: case was, and then the Disney thing and the CBS thing,
Speaker 2: and it's if we were to make a list of
Speaker 2: every major corporation that Trump sued this year, we would
Speaker 2: be on this show for another three hours, specifically talking
Speaker 2: about the lawsuits, all of which he won. I should
Speaker 2: mention that, like, it's impressive in one regard and also
Speaker 2: a bit disconcerting in another, you know. But speaking of
Speaker 2: disconcerting things, Jill Biden's work husband, Oh, ravenly.
Speaker 4: You've been waiting for this slide. You have been waiting
Speaker 4: for this side.
Speaker 2: Wait, wait before we do you have a list you
Speaker 2: just pulled up? Or are we not talking about it? Oh?
Speaker 4: No, I was just looking for I wanted the actual
Speaker 4: statistics on how many legal battles has he won?
Speaker 3: And I haven't found it yet. I was kind of
Speaker 3: just scrolling through the.
Speaker 2: Look Bloomberg, a overtly liberal application is going to be
Speaker 2: talking that shit. But yeah, it says courts entered more
Speaker 2: than two hundred orders stopping the administration's actions in one
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty eight court cases, with judges sometimes ruling
Speaker 2: it multiple stages of the legal fights. Judges had allowed
Speaker 2: contested policies to go ahead in forty three cases and
Speaker 2: hadn't ruled yet in more than one hundred and forty others.
Speaker 2: Most cases early stages, and new ones are being filed daily. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Even South Park made a joke about how much Trump
Speaker 2: was suing people. They even made it to where he
Speaker 2: was suing Jesus Christ. Hell, yeah, it's a thing, dude,
Speaker 2: It's a thing. But anyway, all right, so Joe Biden
Speaker 2: work husband all the things. Joe Biden's quote unquote work
Speaker 2: husband is a White House staffer, right, And depending on
Speaker 2: which publication you read, it's either Joe Biden's assistant or
Speaker 2: her personal assistant. Either way it goes doesn't really matter
Speaker 2: for this case. Just know that it is a assistant
Speaker 2: within the White House staff. So later their relationship was
Speaker 2: deemed a bit inappropriate. She called him her work husband,
Speaker 2: and that was a big scandall.
Speaker 4: I mean, there is the whole work wife talk that
Speaker 4: a lot of people talk about and say.
Speaker 2: I've never understood or approved of this type of thing.
Speaker 2: And it's not because I have some sort of a
Speaker 2: moral high horse to look down anybody from. But like
Speaker 2: having a work colleague that you and this person work
Speaker 2: well together, and y'all, y'all build off of each other's energy,
Speaker 2: and y'all like team up on projects to achieve them
Speaker 2: and it's like a dynamic duo type thing. Cool, fine
Speaker 2: work wife, somebody who knows you too, and it take
Speaker 2: away anything sexual just for the sake of this someone
Speaker 2: that knows you to an intimate and personal level, like
Speaker 2: that at work where you spend more time than you
Speaker 2: do at your home. Yet this is a breeding ground
Speaker 2: for bad shit to go down.
Speaker 3: That's what a lot of people argue.
Speaker 4: But you know, it's a it's a joke, it's a
Speaker 4: it's a meme.
Speaker 3: It's a just a thing that people do.
Speaker 2: So sure, what are sure? Whatever? Anyways, So beside the point,
Speaker 2: Joe Biden's work husband was a big scandal. However, boy,
Speaker 2: did this uncover some things that I personally didn't know about.
Speaker 2: So Joe Biden was married before Joe Biden, Okay, And
Speaker 2: that's his son Hunter and his daughter and the older
Speaker 2: son that died, right, they were all from his first marriage.
Speaker 2: Well sure, but they were all from his first marriage.
Speaker 2: And they had a nanny, right, His first wife and
Speaker 2: him had a nanny that helped raise all the kids.
Speaker 2: And it was a big thing because he, you know,
Speaker 2: was doing his thing and politicking and all that, and
Speaker 2: the wife was, you know, doing whatever it is that
Speaker 2: wives do when they're married to politicians and have way
Speaker 2: too much money in time on their hands. Who knows,
Speaker 2: who knows, right, it doesn't matter. So apparently this nanny
Speaker 2: and Joe Biden developed an extremely inappropriate relationship and it
Speaker 2: was like uncovered quietly, of course, but it's well documented.
Speaker 2: The wife dies in a fiery car crash because her
Speaker 2: brakes went out right, and there was those. Of course,
Speaker 2: the investigation wasn't done any deeper than that surface level
Speaker 2: breaks went out in the car. She firey, inferno, she's dead,
Speaker 2: all the things. Very very shortly after that, Trump marries
Speaker 2: the nanny. Trump you mean Biden, I'm sorry, Biden. Joe
Speaker 2: Biden marries the nanny, and we would now know her
Speaker 2: as the former first lady Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: So he killed this old lady to be able to
Speaker 3: marry the nanny, you know, yep.
Speaker 2: It's like it's.
Speaker 3: Like it's been written and had it happened before, and it's.
Speaker 2: Almost like I've seen this in a nove let or two.
Speaker 3: You know, it's just weird how that happens.
Speaker 2: And then there's a huge case to say that she
Speaker 2: was actually the one leading the country while Joe was
Speaker 2: obviously incapacity and unable to lead. Y'all, I hate to
Speaker 2: be that guy, but there's no fucking way that this
Speaker 2: woman was the one leading the country. It was the
Speaker 2: shadowy elite, it was his staffers, it was people that
Speaker 2: were close enough to him to make these things happen.
Speaker 2: You could say the thing for uh, not eleanor Roosevelt,
Speaker 2: whichever Roosevelt was have polio.
Speaker 3: And here you're talking about and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, FDR right. So there was a thing to say
Speaker 2: that while he was battling his sickness, the wife was
Speaker 2: actually like forging his signature and was like leading the
Speaker 2: country while letting him be the face whatever. There's okay,
Speaker 2: that was a different day and age. That is. That
Speaker 2: is not the caliber of woman that Jill Biden is.
Speaker 2: She wasn't leading shit, She wasn't pinning things in his name.
Speaker 2: If anything. That's when the whole auto pin conversation came
Speaker 2: into play, because they just scanned his signature and auto
Speaker 2: pinned it on all of the documentation allegedly for the
Speaker 2: entire four years of his presidentship. And there was multiple
Speaker 2: cases where like even Kennedy from Louisiana, who's currently the
Speaker 2: Speaker of the House, he went to Biden and asked
Speaker 2: him about a piece of legislation that he had just
Speaker 2: signed off on, some sort of an executive order type thing,
Speaker 2: and was like, why did you do this? Why did
Speaker 2: you send this to this country? And he's like, oh,
Speaker 2: I didn't do that. It was we were sending school
Speaker 2: supplies in this and this I didn't sign that. And
Speaker 2: it's like he literally didn't know what he was signing,
Speaker 2: not even like in the same ballpark, not even in
Speaker 2: the same Like, yeah, he knew what country a thing
Speaker 2: was being sent to, he had no fucking clue what
Speaker 2: he was actually agreeing to or putting his signature on.
Speaker 2: Then you look at the signatures themselves. They are all autopenned,
Speaker 2: including the uh the preempt of pardons that he' the parts. Yep,
Speaker 2: there's no way that he was cognizant enough to sign
Speaker 2: those with his own hand, which if they were autopened,
Speaker 2: does that classify, as you know, not admissible And can
Speaker 2: this be taken back? So to speak? Trump is still
Speaker 2: fighting that fight right now. Beside the point. So the
Speaker 2: Jill Biden work husband conversation led to at least that
Speaker 2: information coming a little more to light. But I feel
Speaker 2: like a lot of people don't understand that Jill Biden
Speaker 2: is only married to Joe because Joe and her had
Speaker 2: his first wife murdered, and it's it's not pretty, It
Speaker 2: is not pretty. And then now that Hunter Biden just
Speaker 2: went on the Sean Ryan showed the Ashley Biden's diary
Speaker 2: about how he was a pedophile and like getting the
Speaker 2: shower with her and all these things. He actually talked
Speaker 2: about that, and he wasn't denying the things in the
Speaker 2: journal being true or not. He was so mad that
Speaker 2: some journalists released his sister's private documents to the public
Speaker 2: like that, how dare you? And it's like, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: are we are we breezing over the fact that your
Speaker 2: dad is a is a pedophile like you? Absolutely, and
Speaker 2: of course he would because he's hunting Biden.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's that whole thing that about China. I
Speaker 4: think it was even before Trump that he was it
Speaker 4: was all about how China and Hunter and Joe were
Speaker 4: making deals and all this stuff, and he got they
Speaker 4: got paid and Hunt you went over there and was
Speaker 4: wheeling and dealing behind closed doors and all.
Speaker 2: This happened in Ukraine with the Bereizema deal that definitely
Speaker 2: went down. But at the same time China. Joe has
Speaker 2: been so deep up China's ass since literally ninety two.
Speaker 2: There's videos of him as a younger senator speaking of
Speaker 2: how America needs to get more invested in China, we
Speaker 2: need to bring more Chinese assets to this country. And
Speaker 2: it's like, bro, and don't get me wrong. Even in
Speaker 2: the nineties, we weren't like unfriendly with China, but that's
Speaker 2: that age is like milk, especially these days. But anyway,
Speaker 2: so yeah, the Joe Biden or husband conversation which led
Speaker 2: to all the other things getting the lid blown off
Speaker 2: with them. By the way, if anybody's curious and you
Speaker 2: haven't heard about the controversy around the original Biden wife
Speaker 2: and Jill and the nanny and the whole thing, google it.
Speaker 2: It's out there. It's it's not a secret. So anyway,
Speaker 2: moving onward into the month of August, God Jah I
Speaker 2: was a dissy. So in the month of August, the
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Speaker 3: They celebrated their ten year anniversary this year.
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Speaker 2: back to the slide here. Roadblocks, Oh, good old Roadblocks.
Speaker 2: The uh. For the record, for any parent out there,
Speaker 2: I'm not judging you on how you parent your children.
Speaker 2: I am saying that Roadblocks is extremely dangerous. And as
Speaker 2: we have been talking about last episode, in this episode,
Speaker 2: everything is hack a bowl.
Speaker 4: Oh it really is. And the so I actually play
Speaker 4: Roadblocks with my kids. It's I don't play a bunch.
Speaker 4: I did get really heavy into grow a Gardener for
Speaker 4: a minute, but I learned how to like read the chats.
Speaker 4: There is private servers that they can enter on their.
Speaker 2: Own, but those can still be hacked.
Speaker 3: They can be.
Speaker 4: Hacked, but you can see when people are in them.
Speaker 4: I'll say that there is so when you create your
Speaker 4: own private server, you don't have to pay anything, and
Speaker 4: so your kid can go in and play privately without
Speaker 4: other people, or you can add in select people and
Speaker 4: you can actually hand pick who those people are. But
Speaker 4: everything else so some of the chat rooms, like there's
Speaker 4: a game called Life that's really big with the kids.
Speaker 2: Oh, the games where you go. It's a simulator to
Speaker 2: go into a public restroom where predators are waiting in
Speaker 2: the public restroom to talk to these children.
Speaker 4: So there's a lot of games. So Roadblocks has a
Speaker 4: bunch of games. I'm talking like hundreds, it feels like,
Speaker 4: and it ain't given week is depending on what is
Speaker 4: popular with the kids, and so they're The big one
Speaker 4: that I know of is life where they can create
Speaker 4: their own little people that run around this thing and
Speaker 4: they have to build families and all this crap. But
Speaker 4: there is an open form chat and so they have
Speaker 4: to stay within certain guidelines. You can the children can
Speaker 4: turn each other in and get them kicked off of Roadblocks,
Speaker 4: but there is a lot of access within that specifically
Speaker 4: to be able to be hit up on. When it
Speaker 4: comes to freely talking to adults, and I will say
Speaker 4: there is a lot of adults at play.
Speaker 2: There's more adults than children.
Speaker 3: I know this because I've actually talked to quite a
Speaker 3: few adults that played in just how to Grow a Garden.
Speaker 2: But this is a part of the problem. So when
Speaker 2: law enforcement agencies will reach out to Roadblocks to try
Speaker 2: to find these predators, Roadblocks stonewalls them and protects the predators,
Speaker 2: and even when content creators do their due diligence and
Speaker 2: get video evidence and all the background to show roadblocks, Hey,
Speaker 2: get this person off your app. They will get kicked off,
Speaker 2: but the predators will remain. Y'all. I'm not telling you
Speaker 2: how to raise your children, but don't let them play Roadblocks.
Speaker 2: It's dangerous if I was to tell you that there
Speaker 2: is a video game out there where it's known that
Speaker 2: this game is protecting predators. But you know, but your
Speaker 2: kids are probably okay, yo, Like, what what are we
Speaker 2: talking about here? And this has been so so documented shown,
Speaker 2: it really became public knowledge in August. Roadblocks used to
Speaker 2: be a really fun, safe place for kids. It I
Speaker 2: honestly can't see it being that way anymore. And yes,
Speaker 2: I understand private servers, for the most part, are safe.
Speaker 2: I have a hard time with it because again, everything
Speaker 2: is hackable. Everything is able to be watched, recorded, documented,
Speaker 2: used to store data, used to collect data, used to
Speaker 2: spy on your kids. It's not a good thing.
Speaker 3: I understand. That's Actually how I ended up with an
Speaker 3: account was because I wanted to see what my kids
Speaker 3: were doing.
Speaker 4: I get it so I could track them. So anytime
Speaker 4: you friend, somebody, any of your friends you you can
Speaker 4: be blocked from the game. So like I have friends
Speaker 4: on there that clearly are adults. We've talked to each other,
Speaker 4: they are other adults, and when they go on their
Speaker 4: private servers, they have everyone blocked or you can allow
Speaker 4: people in. It's a they've made changes quote unquote to
Speaker 4: try and mitigate how much language can be said and
Speaker 4: done and things like that. I'm not an advocate speaking
Speaker 4: on this, I'm just saying simply what I've seen myself.
Speaker 2: Just like Jews and juice box like that, there's these
Speaker 2: social media platforms where if you say something Jews, it flagsy,
Speaker 2: but if you put a juice box, it's all good.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I've seen a lot of language that gets them flagg
Speaker 4: and kicked out. There's a lot of that they've somebody.
Speaker 4: So there's so many new running roadblocks. Actually, so Chandell
Speaker 4: sold roadblocks or at least how to grow a garden.
Speaker 3: But I believe that he sold roadblocks itself.
Speaker 4: So there's another person that's created all sorts of new
Speaker 4: things inside of it.
Speaker 3: But they also have been sued a couple of times.
Speaker 2: So if they're still protecting pedophiles, and I cannot give
Speaker 2: it a thumbs up.
Speaker 4: And no, I just you know, that's just what I
Speaker 4: know about it. I've asked a lot of questions. I've
Speaker 4: sat and watched and read the chats. You can turn
Speaker 4: off the chats. You can block them from even being
Speaker 4: able to chat with people. Then that just means that
Speaker 4: they're running around and playing they you know, they can
Speaker 4: play by themselves in their groups, they can create their
Speaker 4: own little private groups. They can be by themselves completely.
Speaker 4: Just for any pairing out there, just look into it,
Speaker 4: actually go through roadblocks, and really it takes few seconds
Speaker 4: to down it, find out and kind of figure out
Speaker 4: for yourself what you can do to protect your kid
Speaker 4: if you let them on.
Speaker 2: It or just don't let them on it.
Speaker 3: That's an option too, That's that's an option too.
Speaker 2: So moving go on, ICE goes on a massive recruiting spree.
Speaker 2: This also took place in August. As ICE rates ramped up.
Speaker 2: The agent was begging any able body person to join
Speaker 2: their ranks. Even Dean Kin, former Superman actor and Ripley's
Speaker 2: Believe It or Not host, became a sworn in ICE agent. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and he made a lot of social media posts telling
Speaker 2: people like, listen, I am now an ICE agent. I
Speaker 2: got sworn in last week. It is such a great organization.
Speaker 2: You should join too. Like it was. They wasn't even
Speaker 2: like recruiting tactics. It was begging any able body person
Speaker 2: with a pulse to please join ICE. It was. It
Speaker 2: was a whole thing. And they're still doing it, by
Speaker 2: the way, and they're offering like crazy signing bonuses and
Speaker 2: all of this shit. And yeah, they really really started
Speaker 2: to lean heavily into the recruiting of any and all
Speaker 2: people starting in August of twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: I'm good. Apparently ICE is down here right now.
Speaker 4: Oh I know, but they've been hitting hard around Baton
Speaker 4: Rouge area in New Orleans the last like two or
Speaker 4: three weeks or something.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, so it's been a whole thing. It popped
Speaker 3: up on the news down here.
Speaker 2: I'm about it. And then we get to the Fort
Speaker 2: Stewart shooting. So this one was a weird one. In August,
Speaker 2: so twenty eight year old sergeant Cornelius Ratfort open fire
Speaker 2: at Fort Stewart injuring five soldiers. Now there was a
Speaker 2: lot of like, who is this guy, what's his background?
Speaker 2: We'll see a combat vets, you know with PTSD. What
Speaker 2: was the weapon, how did he get it? Whatever? Whatever? Okay,
Speaker 2: here's the deal. He had served for seven years before
Speaker 2: this occurrence, and he brought his own weapon on base
Speaker 2: to conduct this attack. It was a pistol. Okay, I
Speaker 2: believe he was an MP as a matter of fact.
Speaker 2: The most likely motive for the attack, aside from him
Speaker 2: being bullied and considered the bottom of the pecking order
Speaker 2: by his peers, like by their own emission, there was
Speaker 2: like statements that they came out with those like listen,
Speaker 2: he was he had a really bad stutter. He was
Speaker 2: a very awkward dude. Was He wasn't like picked on,
Speaker 2: But he also wasn't like, Yeah, he was bottom of
Speaker 2: the pecking order by all stretch of the imagine. He
Speaker 2: was the lowest of the of the group for sure.
Speaker 2: Aside from all of that bullying him so hard that
Speaker 2: maybe he just decided to snap and come in and
Speaker 2: open fire, was that Radford was having a gay relationship
Speaker 2: with one of the victims that he shot that he
Speaker 2: claimed was his husband. And in all the statements and reports.
Speaker 3: And all this claimed husband.
Speaker 2: The guy in question had just signed off on the
Speaker 2: divorce from his wife one day prior to the shooting.
Speaker 3: Okay, some r kelly shit behind closed doors.
Speaker 2: I honestly, with this guy being what he was in
Speaker 2: a psycho to this level, I don't know what is
Speaker 2: and isn't real about this the dude, the dude who
Speaker 2: was divorcing his wife. That absolutely did take place on
Speaker 2: home was the date. I'm trying to remember the date.
Speaker 2: I didn't write it down beside the point, beside the point,
Speaker 2: one day prior to the shooting. So if the storyline
Speaker 2: goes that he and old Cornelius here had a relationship
Speaker 2: going on, and because that he was divorcing his wife
Speaker 2: to be a part of this relationship, I feel like
Speaker 2: he wouldn't have gone through this process and would have
Speaker 2: finally like got his man or whatever the case is. Right,
Speaker 2: that's not what took place apparently, And I don't even
Speaker 2: know if there was like an a fair type situation.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this dude created this narrative in
Speaker 2: his own mind and like that's what it was. By
Speaker 2: all accounts, he was like really mentally unstable when they
Speaker 2: picked him up, like he was out of his mind
Speaker 2: of like, bro, what what are you doing? What I
Speaker 2: don't know. Anyway, he was tackled by a sergeant that
Speaker 2: was around the area he was. To my knowledge, he
Speaker 2: is now in a military prison and nobody died from
Speaker 2: the attack. So really bad shot.
Speaker 3: I'm super shocked that you know he's mentally unstable, No, right,
Speaker 3: because well, yeah, service members being Yeah, that's a whole
Speaker 3: nother conversation.
Speaker 2: I was going hold different direction with that. But for
Speaker 2: the record, No, he had no combat deployments under his belt,
Speaker 2: was not suffering from PTSD by all accounts of what
Speaker 2: we can tell, even by himself. He was not subject
Speaker 2: to some sort of a hazing type of situation. Apparently
Speaker 2: it was just words, and words really hurt some people.
Speaker 2: So that was a thing. That was the thing that
Speaker 2: happened at Fort Stewart. So moving on Venezuela. In August,
Speaker 2: US Naval fleet moved towards Venezuela with air assets and
Speaker 2: marines on board, and everybody was curious why they were
Speaker 2: just gonna hang off in the Caribbean, just strategically around Venezuela,
Speaker 2: not too close but not too far away either, And
Speaker 2: Maduro was talking some real mad shit, and I remember
Speaker 2: even talking about this. I think it was like three
Speaker 2: years ago, or maybe even Trump's first term, Venezuela was
Speaker 2: talking about how if America wants to go to war
Speaker 2: with Venezuela, we'll be ready for him. And it was like, brother,
Speaker 2: nobody is talking about you, not even Trump was talking
Speaker 2: about you. Out of nowhere, Maduro just started like talking
Speaker 2: that shit. Here's the deal. Venezuela's got way too much
Speaker 2: oil and way too weak of a military to be
Speaker 2: talking shit to the level that he has. And I'm
Speaker 2: not saying this justification. I'm just saying he's been writing
Speaker 2: some very very fat checks and more likely than not
Speaker 2: he's about to get ready to cash him. So anyway,
Speaker 2: and the US Naval Fleet moved towards Venezuela in August.
Speaker 2: Also in August, Big Balls, the Doge young man, the
Speaker 2: tech bro who was working with them, was attacked in DC.
Speaker 2: On screen right now, we have a picture of him
Speaker 2: after the attack. He wasn't killed, he was beat the
Speaker 2: shit out of So. A DOJE employee, known by his
Speaker 2: internet alias of big Balls, was attacked in DC near
Speaker 2: the Capitol Mall, which is a safe area. For the record,
Speaker 2: it's very very wild for somebody to pop off and
Speaker 2: do some dumb shit near the mall. It was actually
Speaker 2: near the White House. Yeah, there's a lot of uh.
Speaker 2: And this is before the National Guard.
Speaker 3: There was a lot of police just say though overall, so.
Speaker 2: There's like eight different departments in the one city.
Speaker 3: So like, sure, bro, I see how that would be
Speaker 3: super unsafe there.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So this led to Trump deploying the National Guard
Speaker 2: troops all over the city to bring the crime and
Speaker 2: violence down, although his critics say it was to enact
Speaker 2: a police state, which raven, You and I were just
Speaker 2: in Washington, d C. Around the National Mall and even
Speaker 2: on the outskirts, there were National Guard troops every fucking where.
Speaker 4: Everywhere everywhere. There was like pockets of two or three
Speaker 4: of them all over the place.
Speaker 2: And then, as a time of recording, yesterday there was
Speaker 2: a shooting in northwest d C. Not too far from
Speaker 2: where we had had dinner. Like it's a nice spot,
Speaker 2: Northwest Boogie Place had a shooting that took place. Nobody died,
Speaker 2: but like what the fuck? So the National Guard troops
Speaker 2: being there at first it did a lot. The crime
Speaker 2: was down exponentially for a time, and now it's back
Speaker 2: to normal, I guess, even though there's National Guard troops
Speaker 2: still stationed all over the city. So anyway, this is
Speaker 2: what led to the National Guard troops first being called
Speaker 2: into service and put into DC. They came from West Virginia, Louisiana, Illinois,
Speaker 2: New York, I think the Carolinas that they Kentucky, Kentucky.
Speaker 2: They came from all over and they're basically on rotation
Speaker 2: serving sometime in DC, basically posted up as security and
Speaker 2: they're working I think twelve hour ships. So there it is.
Speaker 2: It was started because of the attack on the infamous
Speaker 2: and beautifully named Big Balls. Moving onward, but still in
Speaker 2: the month of July, three I Atlas first appeared and
Speaker 2: was first discovered and observed in our solar system on
Speaker 2: July twenty first, now known as three Guy Atlas. This
Speaker 2: at first we didn't know what it was. It was
Speaker 2: just an object from outside our galaxy. And how they
Speaker 2: know that it's a great question. But they did know
Speaker 2: that it absolutely came from outside of our solar system,
Speaker 2: and it was first discovered, like I said, July thirty
Speaker 2: or twenty first, now known as three I Atlas. It
Speaker 2: was very unusual and there were many opinions as to
Speaker 2: what it was or where it came from. I have
Speaker 2: heard so so so many opinions as to what this was.
Speaker 2: Clearly it's an alien spacecraft. Clearly it had intelligent design.
Speaker 2: Clearly it was being piloted. Clearly there was living life
Speaker 2: forms on it. I've heard so many of the woo
Speaker 2: woo communities say that they channeled it, that they were
Speaker 2: communicating with the beings that were flying this craft. I've
Speaker 2: heard people meditate on it and visit it in the
Speaker 2: astral There's so much, there's so so many things the
Speaker 2: internet has going on for it. But yeah, here we go.
Speaker 2: This was what was this posted? When was it posted?
Speaker 3: This is posted December fifteenth.
Speaker 2: So this is probably from yeah, a VI lobe. Okay,
Speaker 2: so the Harvard professor who first heard about it and
Speaker 2: instantly knew that it was an alien craft, and he
Speaker 2: was very loud and proud about it. A Harvard professor.
Speaker 2: This isn't some you know, conspiracy note with a tin
Speaker 2: hat that's like living in his mom's basement somewhere, and
Speaker 2: it's a little too hopped up on, you know, a
Speaker 2: keyboard cleaner. This is a respected Harvard professor. So the
Speaker 2: reading on here it says is three eye Atlas an
Speaker 2: alien ship or a comet Harvard professor versus scientific community,
Speaker 2: which he oh Man he got drug for this. Ever
Speaker 2: since its discovery, Harvard astronomer Avi Lobe has questioned whether
Speaker 2: three Eye Atlas is a normal comment at all. He
Speaker 2: points to its unusual brightness, precise path through the Solar System,
Speaker 2: and lack of clear commentary outgassing early on, even though
Speaker 2: there was outgassing, but the direction of the outgas was
Speaker 2: very strange, but anyway, arguing that it doesn't behave like
Speaker 2: a comet. In later updates, Lobe noted it's unexp stability
Speaker 2: and high mass, speculating that if the object ever changed
Speaker 2: course near the Sun, or if the object ever changed
Speaker 2: course near the Sun, this could hint at technological propulsion
Speaker 2: rather than natural forces. He even joked that people should
Speaker 2: take their vacation before October twenty ninth, when the comet
Speaker 2: reaches perihelion, which is the closest point to the Sun,
Speaker 2: in case it's something far stranger than expected. Most astronomers, however,
Speaker 2: are unconvinced. Observations from Hubble, sphere X and ESAs Mars
Speaker 2: orbiters show signs of a classic comet, a small ic
Speaker 2: nucleus a carbon dioxide rich comma, bursts of water vapor,
Speaker 2: and even a rare anti tail caused by viewing geometry. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that was the end. So even still, that's wild to me.
Speaker 2: That's like having an exhaust coming out of the front
Speaker 2: of your car while you're driving down the road to
Speaker 2: seventy five miles on an hour and having it go
Speaker 2: forward in front of your car like that. That that
Speaker 2: blows my mind. But it's a thing that did take place.
Speaker 2: So three I Atlas And again we're talking about this
Speaker 2: in July. We're gonna talk about how it flew past us.
Speaker 2: We had our closest running with it in November.
Speaker 3: We're gonna get to November.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, excuse me, December nineteenth. But yes, they did
Speaker 2: not hit Earth, I know, shocker. And still there's people
Speaker 2: that claimed that it was clearly an alien craft, and
Speaker 2: the scientific community is pretty much saying there's no way
Speaker 2: in hell that it was. But depending on which TikTok
Speaker 2: you watch depends on what your opinion of it will be,
Speaker 2: I suppose. But anyway, we I mean, what else is
Speaker 2: there on this article?
Speaker 4: Oh, just it's a lot about the recap of what's
Speaker 4: going on with it. I didn't know if that's what
Speaker 4: you were.
Speaker 2: We can read that when we get to that that
Speaker 2: slide later on in the show for sure, did you
Speaker 2: exac have already? No?
Speaker 3: Okay now, but I don't think we have another slide. Dog.
Speaker 2: I thought we were supposed to whenever it made its
Speaker 2: closest run to us. Oh, we get to November, We'll
Speaker 2: just read the rest of the article about that. It's
Speaker 2: not or December. Excuse me, I keep saying November December,
Speaker 2: because it passed by us the first time in November,
Speaker 2: and then it was gonna made its way around the
Speaker 2: sun and passed by us the closest in December. Excuse me. Anyway, Yes,
Speaker 2: it first was discovered and observed in July. Now we
Speaker 2: are moving on to the month of September. Dial Up
Speaker 2: goes away. Yes, good cult members. For anybody that can
Speaker 2: remember the of the dial up. If you were a
Speaker 2: kid in the eighties and nineties that had internet access
Speaker 2: to your home, you remember the dial up tome. In
Speaker 2: September of twenty twenty five, dial up went away for good.
Speaker 2: It's gone, and uh I mean that. I'm assuming there's
Speaker 2: not many people that were still using it.
Speaker 3: I don't even know anybody that would still use it.
Speaker 2: But but it was in fact going away, and it's gone.
Speaker 4: It's gone, forget and it's sad that they will never
Speaker 4: experience the weight time. Yeah, that it took to wait
Speaker 4: to start up that computer and then wait for it
Speaker 4: to load.
Speaker 2: And now that the sound of dial up, the song
Speaker 2: of a generation, some might say, is now relegated to
Speaker 2: just that is the thing in the past. It's a
Speaker 2: we're vintage. Now we're only going to be able to
Speaker 2: hear audio clips of it. Oh tell me about vintage shit.
Speaker 2: I told you about me.
Speaker 3: I don't want to hear it. I'm older than you are,
Speaker 3: so God.
Speaker 2: It fucked me up.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: I didn't realize that like red Hot Chili Peppers was
Speaker 2: considered classic rock. Now I missed the memo.
Speaker 4: But anyway, So Albinian AI is the next thing, yes,
Speaker 4: and I actually have some quotes here for it. The
Speaker 4: government said that the bot named Dahlia I think it is,
Speaker 4: which means son in Albania Albinian, and depicted a woman
Speaker 4: traditional Albinian.
Speaker 3: Is that how you say it?
Speaker 4: Alb Albanian Albanian. I was like, that is not correct
Speaker 4: Albanian dress. I knew I was wrong, will help tackle
Speaker 4: corruption in public spending, but opposition lawmakers were highly critical
Speaker 4: and believe the program is Wave is a way for
Speaker 4: the government to hide gaff graft.
Speaker 2: Yeah, basically okay, hide money.
Speaker 4: Sorry, so hide spending and corruption within the government. They
Speaker 4: think it's going to hide it even more.
Speaker 2: Albania, just like we talked about Serbia with their overt
Speaker 2: corruption where it's not even like they're not shy about it,
Speaker 2: Albania has also been plagued with the same thing for decades,
Speaker 2: and they're in the new Minister of Procurement for the
Speaker 2: Nation of Albania.
Speaker 3: The Minister of magic.
Speaker 2: No. So so for anybody that doesn't know, in this country,
Speaker 2: we have secretaries of things, right, we have a Secretary
Speaker 2: of War, we have a Secretary of State, we have
Speaker 2: a Secretary of Homeland Security, we have a Secretary Navy.
Speaker 2: We have a Secretary of Procurement. In other nations they
Speaker 2: have a minister of such things as right. So I
Speaker 2: like it too personally, So like when I was in DC,
Speaker 2: we'd have a lot of high profile people come through
Speaker 2: and we would even see on the list of like
Speaker 2: what we're going to do mod of what country coming
Speaker 2: to the White House. That would be the Minister of
Speaker 2: Defense stopping into the White House, right, and we'd have
Speaker 2: to do a whole big thing. It was a pain
Speaker 2: in the ass. But this would be the Minister of
Speaker 2: Procurement for the Nation of Albania. Is now an AI chatbot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so they they want to try.
Speaker 4: So I read a kind of the article about it,
Speaker 4: and they really were trying to find a way that
Speaker 4: the corruption couldn't seep into the person in charge of this.
Speaker 4: And so his goal was to use AI to cut
Speaker 4: it out, cut out corruption, because you can't You're not
Speaker 4: going to bribe an AI machine, No.
Speaker 2: But you can autly finesse it. Oh yeah, and trained
Speaker 2: to do what you want anyone. Oh, I know, so packet,
Speaker 2: that's an option.
Speaker 4: So a quote by him, and the constitution speaks on
Speaker 4: institutions at the people's service. It does not speak of
Speaker 4: chromosomes or.
Speaker 3: Flesh of flesh or blood, the avatar declared in a
Speaker 3: three minute address delivered to two large screens. It speaks
Speaker 3: of duties, accountabilities, transparency, non discriminatory service. So she said this,
Speaker 3: the AI, Yes, so the AI.
Speaker 4: So the AI said this, she created like she pretty
Speaker 4: much presented herself. She Ai presented herself, and this is
Speaker 4: just a little snip of what she kind of said
Speaker 4: to smooth being non human and being in an AI machine.
Speaker 4: But when I actually read the article and it broke
Speaker 4: down the reasons why he chose this path, because I'm
Speaker 4: firmly against Ai same, I will say this is kind
Speaker 4: of it seemed like his only option. Really, he seemed
Speaker 4: like he had no other options because every person that
Speaker 4: he thought of trying to appoint or all of what's
Speaker 4: been happening, he was backed against the wall and he
Speaker 4: was like, I need to do something to try to
Speaker 4: end corruption.
Speaker 2: So here's a crazy idea. I know it's gonna sound psychotic,
Speaker 2: but just roll with it here. Why not go to
Speaker 2: your country's top companies, not that are owned and ran
Speaker 2: by a family member of yours, mister president or prime minister.
Speaker 2: What fuck they have in Albania. A company that start
Speaker 2: to finish is like a logistics company, right that does
Speaker 2: the imports and exports on a large scale. Find their
Speaker 2: top procurement officer and ask them to step into the role.
Speaker 3: I know that that you could be bought though, that's
Speaker 3: the big thing.
Speaker 2: Yes, But also you don't choose somebody who does not
Speaker 2: have that type of background. The problem that they had
Speaker 2: was everybody who's in the procurement office up until that
Speaker 2: point was like his cousin or his uncle or some
Speaker 2: other obscure family member of his, which would be why
Speaker 2: there was so much nepotism. And that's not just in
Speaker 2: the procurement office. That's all over the country and there's
Speaker 2: multiple countries that have this going on. But my point
Speaker 2: is you can bring in an outside source, even a
Speaker 2: somebody not from your country to come in and do this.
Speaker 2: I mean, fuck, Elon Musk is an African American gentleman
Speaker 2: and he was in charge of the doge so I.
Speaker 4: But even though I oppose AI, I can see it
Speaker 4: as a means to an end when it comes to
Speaker 4: severe corruption and trying to trying to mitigate any kind
Speaker 4: of human influence, which yes, it could be hacked, Yes
Speaker 4: it could be programmed all of these things, but it's
Speaker 4: a lot harder to do that than it is to
Speaker 4: buy somebody off or kidnap their families, or do whatever
Speaker 4: it is you need to do to sway somebody into
Speaker 4: doing what you want.
Speaker 2: I see it for the good of what could be
Speaker 2: accomplished with it. I do. However, when not if, but
Speaker 2: when this goes tits up, who is left holding the bill?
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 4: It's just, you know, it's a it's a weird thing
Speaker 4: to use AI in this manner.
Speaker 2: But I could also imagine that in the near future
Speaker 2: there's going to be more countries that start using AI
Speaker 2: chatbots in positions within their government. Yes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Genesis is a part of this conversation when it
Speaker 4: comes to this, so of course it is. You know,
Speaker 4: I don't know, It's one of those slippery slope things
Speaker 4: like maybe there could be a check and balance situation
Speaker 4: where you have multiple people attached to one one role
Speaker 4: that they could you know, at least check each other
Speaker 4: three people, so the third one is the one that's
Speaker 4: held accountable.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I know that people don't like the government. I get it.
Speaker 2: I'm not exactly the biggest fan of them myself. That
Speaker 2: being said, call me old fashioned, but I would prefer
Speaker 2: for the governments to be comprised of human beings that
Speaker 2: are elected fired, you know, real, whatever the case would be,
Speaker 2: by the people. I know that might just be just
Speaker 2: me sounding like an old boomer over here, but you know.
Speaker 4: But are we really selecting people too though? I mean,
Speaker 4: considering all of the election rigs and everything else that's
Speaker 4: going on, I mean, is it really is it really
Speaker 4: us selecting somebody or more or less than putting on
Speaker 4: a show for us and making us like they're.
Speaker 3: There, Look what you did. Good job.
Speaker 2: That's a fair point. And these are a point of positions.
Speaker 2: This wasn't like an elected official, this chab I didn't
Speaker 2: take a ballot slot.
Speaker 3: No, it didn't.
Speaker 4: I mean, I guess maybe in select cases like this
Speaker 4: where corruption is so deep. I mean, it would be
Speaker 4: the same as going to the big companies down here,
Speaker 4: like Marathon that has its hands in everything that any
Speaker 4: kind of energy, electric, environmental bill, anything that could possibly.
Speaker 3: Get in their way.
Speaker 2: That's a perfect exempt.
Speaker 3: They are paying people off like a motherfucker.
Speaker 2: So yeah, for sure. But also I used to work
Speaker 2: not in procurement, but at least in material coordinating with
Speaker 2: dow Right, and so I could just imagine a world
Speaker 2: where an AI chatbot is now in charge of the
Speaker 2: procurement and material coordinating in the logistics side of things
Speaker 2: for a facility like this, and win. Not if because
Speaker 2: this is an imperfect world, Even if the computer did
Speaker 2: everything right. Something is going to go wrong. A piece
Speaker 2: of material that they ordered is not going to be
Speaker 2: right when it gets to site. Something is going to happen. Right,
Speaker 2: human error is going to happen, and they won't be
Speaker 2: able to fire anybody. They're going to blame the chatbot.
Speaker 2: And now the company is losing millions of dollars a
Speaker 2: day because this unit isn't back up and running because
Speaker 2: the piece they need was ordered, but something went wrong,
Speaker 2: and there's gonna be nobody to point the finger at.
Speaker 2: I have a hard time seeing them being like, well,
Speaker 2: you know how those chat bots are. I guess we'll
Speaker 2: just eat it. I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I mean they have a higher statistic of not fucking
Speaker 4: up them humans, that's fair, like fair. They have a
Speaker 4: way higher statistic of tracking. I mean they're tracking everything.
Speaker 4: They're tracking every kind of order scan. I mean, they
Speaker 4: can literally log into anything and everything with any type
Speaker 4: of interface period. So I mean the likelihood of them
Speaker 4: fucking up compared to us is relatively low.
Speaker 2: So I mean, I just I hear you, and I
Speaker 2: don't disagree. I just man having a.
Speaker 3: It's a slippery slope though it's a very very slope.
Speaker 2: An Ai chatbot.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's one of those things that it's like, I
Speaker 4: don't I don't particularly care for that, but I also
Speaker 4: understand why, you know, if a country is that riddled
Speaker 4: with corruption and you have no other choice, you feel
Speaker 4: like and you have no one to trust that you
Speaker 4: could bring in that wouldn't get bought out or aren't
Speaker 4: isn't already bought out in some way.
Speaker 3: I don't know. It's one of those things. What do
Speaker 3: you guys think cult let us know.
Speaker 2: In the contras now, Yeah, Pandora, don't go back in
Speaker 2: the box. That's all I know. Now. Moving on. Still,
Speaker 2: in the month of September, Epstein's survivors, survivors of Epstein
Speaker 2: Island got so fed up with the governments in action
Speaker 2: that they decided to come together and make their own
Speaker 2: list of their assailants, regardless of if the DOJ released
Speaker 2: the names or not. So if you haven't seen this,
Speaker 2: Marjorie Taylor Green was very loud and proud with them
Speaker 2: standing outside of the capitol, all these women who were
Speaker 2: abused by Epstein and his associates, not just Epstein himself.
Speaker 2: Regardless of how Pam Bondi tried saying that it was
Speaker 2: just Epstein and Maxwell and they alone injured these thousands
Speaker 2: of women and like it was just them regardless, these
Speaker 2: survivors came out and said, no, that's not accurate, and
Speaker 2: we have a very long list of people that we
Speaker 2: could talk about, and you know what, fuck it. If
Speaker 2: y'all aren't going to give us the list, we'll just
Speaker 2: make our own list and go public with it. And
Speaker 2: so finally, finally that led to the government being like,
Speaker 2: all right, okay, we will give what we have, even
Speaker 2: after they said that they had already given us everything
Speaker 2: they had.
Speaker 3: Remember that, yes, we'll give you some.
Speaker 4: We'll give you some, but it has to be under
Speaker 4: the law, and it has to be done a certain way.
Speaker 2: And yeah, it was after they claimed there was ten
Speaker 2: thousand hours worth of video footage, but we can't talk
Speaker 2: about any of that. There was binders and binders of
Speaker 2: documents that was waiting for her to go through, even
Speaker 2: though there was no documents allegedly. Later on all this,
Speaker 2: finally when the victims stood up and said, fuck it,
Speaker 2: I'll tell you who hurt me. Now, all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: they're forced like, okay, shit, shit, shit, we have to
Speaker 2: do something we have to silence this. We have to
Speaker 2: and they couldn't kill the hundreds of them that got together. Well, yet,
Speaker 2: it's very possible we start seeing some crazy plane crashing
Speaker 2: with these women. But instead they finally talked about it here.
Speaker 2: So the Epstein and the DOJ. The heightened awareness of
Speaker 2: the victims and the media forced the DOJ to release
Speaker 2: quote unquote more of the Epstein files, even though a
Speaker 2: few months proud they said there was nothing more to release.
Speaker 2: I know. It's it's crazy how these things just magically
Speaker 2: materialize whenever you force them to do so.
Speaker 4: Well then, also, remember they released the photos of the
Speaker 4: chalkboard and then redacted it again a few months later.
Speaker 4: Is specific wording too, which is really strange, so dumb.
Speaker 2: The words that were redacted weren't even like that critical,
Speaker 2: but it's like, but why did they was it critical?
Speaker 3: It's like, I think it's honestly a show.
Speaker 4: I think it's because like, oh, like, what's happening instead
Speaker 4: of what could be really going on with this entire thing,
Speaker 4: because we know at least some people key players that
Speaker 4: are involved. The phone longs that we looked at, or
Speaker 4: the what was that again? It was, yeah, that was
Speaker 4: pretty much. Yeah, it was all the names we were
Speaker 4: the contact list, contact lists that we were going down,
Speaker 4: and there's so.
Speaker 2: Many people but survivors on that list.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 4: It's one of those scenes that they could probably just have,
Speaker 4: you know, contacts with all sorts of people.
Speaker 3: But that scene.
Speaker 2: Business Associates was this flight log Associates.
Speaker 4: WED and some of the flight logs, and we did
Speaker 4: see some some stuff on there for the show.
Speaker 2: We did.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 2: So anyway, they've started to release more information in September,
Speaker 2: but again it's been a very very slow trickle rather
Speaker 2: than just the open release.
Speaker 3: But no, it's like one thing at a time.
Speaker 2: We'll talk about the Epstein Transparency Act here in a
Speaker 2: future slide. Next on the list was the assassination of
Speaker 2: the beloved political commentator and master debate Charlie Kirk. It
Speaker 2: was assassinated a while at a college speaking engagement at
Speaker 2: Utah Valley University. The situations surrounding his murder have led
Speaker 2: to thousands of theories as to what might have actually
Speaker 2: happened that day, But the one thing we can all
Speaker 2: agree on is that the official narrative simply does not
Speaker 2: make sense.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent.
Speaker 4: It doesn't I've seen all the videos, I know all
Speaker 4: we all have from the different angles, from the people
Speaker 4: that could be potentially involved, that was around him at
Speaker 4: the time, his security, the potential that he was wearing
Speaker 4: some kind of something that, you know, a prosthetic or
Speaker 4: whatever that exploded and that's how he, you know, faked
Speaker 4: his own death essentially.
Speaker 2: There's yeah, I heard that theory too.
Speaker 4: And then they arrested that guy there but then later
Speaker 4: released him. There's so many different theories as to how, why,
Speaker 4: who's involved, what really happened Tyler Robinson?
Speaker 2: Was he really on the roof? Who was the person
Speaker 2: on the roof? The picture of the gun that made
Speaker 2: its way viral, come to find out, was not even
Speaker 2: the gun used. It was an image from another crime
Speaker 2: scene that happened. I think it was like three years prior.
Speaker 2: They say he broke the weapon down and put it
Speaker 2: in his book sack, And then when you look at
Speaker 2: the style of weapon that they claimed he used, there's
Speaker 2: no way you're breaking that down, even with a screwdriver.
Speaker 2: Even if you were able to break that down in
Speaker 2: one second through superhuman speed, You're not fitting that length
Speaker 2: of a barrel into your book sack. It just none
Speaker 2: of it made sense, and none of it still makes sense.
Speaker 2: There's all kinds of speculation as too. If there was
Speaker 2: foreign actors involved. Was this an Antifa attack, a MUSAD attack,
Speaker 2: a FBI CIA attack. Was it the Democrats? Was that
Speaker 2: the Republicans? There's so so many.
Speaker 3: They needed some to become a martyr pretty much.
Speaker 4: They needed them a narrative pushed. You know, they're the
Speaker 4: one theory about the people's around him and the different
Speaker 4: taps and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: The signals is an interesting one.
Speaker 2: I remember the guy that did the hand signal went
Speaker 2: on the Sean Ryan Show and talked about it more.
Speaker 2: He's like, bro a hand signal. We're talking about the
Speaker 2: age in the same conversation where some people were saying
Speaker 2: his lapel mic was actually an explosive rig to shoot
Speaker 2: a piece of debris into his neck. So we are
Speaker 2: having the conversation of that cameraistication at the same time
Speaker 2: saying that some dude scratching his arm behind him was.
Speaker 3: Like the camera in front of him was actually the gun.
Speaker 2: The gun that sits on top of clearly was a
Speaker 2: gun barrel.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's there's a ton of Unfortunately, he lost his
Speaker 4: life to whatever reason I still believe that it's to
Speaker 4: create a martyr, to created a big distraction. You know,
Speaker 4: they needed somebody, and he happened to be prime candidate,
Speaker 4: got set up I think by the handlers of Erica,
Speaker 4: and that she's definitely been She definitely was a key player,
Speaker 4: and they've they strategized to get to this point where
Speaker 4: he was big enough, where he was making a name
Speaker 4: for himself, enough where he had he would do the
Speaker 4: most impact, and took him out.
Speaker 2: I think there's something to be said for that. And
Speaker 2: a lot of people are going to say that there
Speaker 2: was foreign actors. Clearly, it's Israel, Clearly, it's this clear
Speaker 2: all right.
Speaker 3: I think it was home Turf.
Speaker 4: I think this was as I think this was a uh,
Speaker 4: this was years in the making that they were very
Speaker 4: strategic about this. They took somebody that was very intelligent,
Speaker 4: that could debate like a motherfucker. I mean, he really could.
Speaker 4: They built him up, but not fast enough. Like they
Speaker 4: didn't they made it to where he looked homegrown. He
Speaker 4: looked like he you know, he was I think, honestly
Speaker 4: a genuinely good human being. Oh and that yeah, some
Speaker 4: of his stuff though he said I adomantly do not
Speaker 4: agree with. Let me just say that there's a few
Speaker 4: things that I'm.
Speaker 2: There's only a few things I really disagree with it.
Speaker 4: There's not a ton, but there is a few things
Speaker 4: that I will say that I don't agree with. But
Speaker 4: I think that they strategically planted Erica in his path.
Speaker 3: I think that.
Speaker 4: They were leading him to slaughter, pretty much like you know,
Speaker 4: like Dumbledore with Harry Potter.
Speaker 3: It is a very good example.
Speaker 4: And you know, until we find out from Snape that
Speaker 4: he was, you know, fattening him up like a pig.
Speaker 4: That's just I'm referencing Harry Potter because I've been on
Speaker 4: a Harry Potter.
Speaker 3: Kick these last couple weeks, so I feel that.
Speaker 4: But it makes sense though for those of us that
Speaker 4: are Harry Potter fans. That's what I think of I
Speaker 4: think of him as a Harry Potter. He has to
Speaker 4: die at the precise time, at the precise hand of
Speaker 4: whoever is controlling the narrative.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that Erica Kirk didn't have anything to
Speaker 2: do with it. I'm not saying she did either, what
Speaker 2: if she killed him. What I am saying is that
Speaker 2: there is a handful of people who have profited heavily
Speaker 2: from his death. One of them would be Canis Owens.
Speaker 2: And I know people are gonna think that I'm just
Speaker 2: shitting on her for this. Listen. If you know how
Speaker 2: CPMs work, and you know how much YouTube pays to
Speaker 2: somebody who can consistently put out videos that get millions
Speaker 2: of views that are over an hour long, it's it's
Speaker 2: not even a question that she has made somewhere around
Speaker 2: seven to eight figures, specifically talking about Charlie Kirk. And
Speaker 2: I'm not talking about the business over we're.
Speaker 4: Together though, And on this the pictures of them all
Speaker 4: being buddy buddy, all those women together being buddy buddy
Speaker 4: with that one, I think it was an Israeli person
Speaker 4: I believe, or somebody that female and there I think
Speaker 4: that this is all a show. I'm gonna be really
Speaker 4: honest with you. Cannis to me is one of those
Speaker 4: people that I actually really vibed.
Speaker 3: With for a long time.
Speaker 4: Same I truly don't believe at this point that she's
Speaker 4: not bought and completely completely bought out by whoever, you know.
Speaker 4: And to fall in line with Erica, cause it what
Speaker 4: better distraction than to cause a complete riff between people
Speaker 4: that following her vers Eric occurred, having this whole argument
Speaker 4: and debate back and forth and all of these things,
Speaker 4: you know, YadA YadA, YadA.
Speaker 3: And then to turn around and be.
Speaker 2: Like, so the whole action with the turning point, guys,
Speaker 2: that also was crazy. So like she was saying for
Speaker 2: months and months, like y'all need to come and invite
Speaker 2: me on and let's just get to the bottom of
Speaker 2: they invite her, she backs out, and then people swarm
Speaker 2: to her defense for why she backed out. Okay, fine, fine,
Speaker 2: sure she called out. Justin Hammer, who was a friend
Speaker 2: of Charlie's, was in that group chat where he made
Speaker 2: the comment about how all the stereotypes about Jews are
Speaker 2: real bah bah bup. If you go down a few
Speaker 2: more paragraphs. In that same group chat, he continues to
Speaker 2: speak about how they need to strengthen the ties between
Speaker 2: the American Christians and the Israelis. In the same text chat,
Speaker 2: Charlie was saying these things that's all been brought to
Speaker 2: light as of right now, as of time of recording.
Speaker 2: Cannas was going on saying that Justin Hammer's a liar,
Speaker 2: he's a shill, he's Israeli, he's mussa ba ba bap.
Speaker 2: Now that all of the messages instead of just cherry
Speaker 2: picked information, which is intellectually dishonest. Right now that all
Speaker 2: of the chat threads have been released, in all the conversations,
Speaker 2: and now that Cannas and Erica have had their little conversation,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, Cannis really don't have that much
Speaker 2: things to say on the subject anymore. But she got
Speaker 2: her purse. She got her purse off of the blood
Speaker 2: of her quote unquote friend.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of people benefited in many ways
Speaker 4: from his death, and I think he served as a
Speaker 4: perfect martyr and the perfect scapegoat and to keep people
Speaker 4: distracted and keep people off of really diving deep into
Speaker 4: what's going on. And really, you know, he unfortunately his
Speaker 4: death served a serious purpose for the day, the higher ups,
Speaker 4: the elites, whatever you want to think.
Speaker 2: And I agree with you that this was all part
Speaker 2: of the plan to use him as a martyr. And
Speaker 2: I forget which episode I was talking with. I think
Speaker 2: it was this demon Eraser and JC or JT follows JC.
Speaker 2: We were talking about why would he be a martyr?
Speaker 2: What would be the goal of this? And I still
Speaker 2: stand by this as of now very very subject to
Speaker 2: change with new information coming out and all the things.
Speaker 2: When you look at the civil rights movement, MLK was
Speaker 2: not dangerous. Yes, he might have been a bit of
Speaker 2: a drinker and a bit of a degenerate, and he
Speaker 2: liked to party behind closed doors. Okay, fine, sure, as
Speaker 2: far as the movement of civil rights goes, MLK was
Speaker 2: not violent, dangerous. He wasn't inciting violence. If anything, he
Speaker 2: was all about peaceful protests and peaceful sit ins and
Speaker 2: these types of things. The FBI thought that he was
Speaker 2: enough of a threat to take him out. Okay, Well
Speaker 2: it's because of communism, no, no, no, no, no, no, it
Speaker 2: was because they needed a martyr to push that agenda
Speaker 2: forward even more, because nothing fuels a fire like a
Speaker 2: genuine martyrdom. Oh yes, Right now, we are in this
Speaker 2: place in our country where the younger generation, and by
Speaker 2: that I do mean anybody that's under thirty, is being
Speaker 2: swarmed and brainwashed with overtly dangerous liberal ideologies. And I'm
Speaker 2: not saying that every liberal ideology is dangerous. I'm saying
Speaker 2: the level at which our youth are embracing socialism and
Speaker 2: embracing so many doctrines that go against not just the
Speaker 2: American way, but common sense. That is scary now when
Speaker 2: you couple that with the mass of mounts of these
Speaker 2: people that are able to vote and shit, Charlie Kirk
Speaker 2: stood out as somebody who was just he wasn't even
Speaker 2: trying to change minds. He was trying to inspire critical thinking,
Speaker 2: and yes in conversation, if some minds got changed along
Speaker 2: the way, then fine. Yes, he was unapologetically Christian and
Speaker 2: he was going to have those debates as well. Fine, yes,
Speaker 2: I'm not denying that. But his overarching theme wasn't to
Speaker 2: push Jesus on the masses. It was to push common
Speaker 2: sense and critical thinking. And if you are going to
Speaker 2: down a hill, let it be a hill that you
Speaker 2: truly believe. And if you debated him and at the
Speaker 2: end of it y'all just agreed to disagree, then all right,
Speaker 2: thanks for coming on, thanks for stopping and talking to me,
Speaker 2: shake your hand, cool, cool, cool, And it was all good, right, calm,
Speaker 2: peaceful debates, conversation, intellect, sharing of ideas, growth.
Speaker 4: Dare I say I do like how they kill off
Speaker 4: the ones that are calm and peaceful but allow the
Speaker 4: ones that are violent to continue and thrive.
Speaker 2: Because the violent ones aren't martyrs. When the time comes
Speaker 2: and a violent one gets killed, well he had it
Speaker 2: coming because he asked for because this, because that whatever.
Speaker 2: When a martyr like Charlie goes down, Now, more than
Speaker 2: ever before, his videos are going viral. People are watching
Speaker 2: clips of Charlie to see, wait, why did they kill him?
Speaker 2: What was he saying that was so bad? Was so dangerous? Whatever? Else?
Speaker 2: And now more young people than have been in the
Speaker 2: last few dec well the last few decades, last few years,
Speaker 2: if nothing else, are now starting to think critically and think,
Speaker 2: you know what, maybe the seventy four gender thing is
Speaker 2: a bad idea, Like maybe we shouldn't rely so heavily
Speaker 2: on our government because the track record since the beginning
Speaker 2: doesn't show that they have our best interest at heart.
Speaker 4: So you believe the Republican Party is most likely behind
Speaker 4: this to push their side of things.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying Republican Party or you can get done
Speaker 2: tanks or donning t I'm not saying anybody in particular.
Speaker 2: I don't have any real credible evidence to point the
Speaker 2: finger in any of those directions. I don't believe that
Speaker 2: it was foreign I certainly don't believe it was Israeli,
Speaker 2: although yes, I agree that bb Net and Y'ah who's
Speaker 2: speaking on it in the time that he did was
Speaker 2: a real bad look and then to release another statement
Speaker 2: about it right after it, like bro to fucking stop, dude.
Speaker 2: But then Donald Trump has done the same shit when
Speaker 2: no one asked for his opinion on things, he'd just
Speaker 2: be out there saying it, and now he's troubling down.
Speaker 4: He'd be doing some wild ass shit on other countries
Speaker 4: that like did not ask for his input, and it's.
Speaker 3: Like, you know what, I do, feel like fuck you.
Speaker 2: But that also doesn't mean that he had a hand
Speaker 2: in the situation in those countries either. He's just talking
Speaker 2: to hear himself talk. Yeah, bb is very known for that.
Speaker 2: So I don't believe that it was Israeli. I don't
Speaker 2: believe it was French inner Pole. I don't believe it
Speaker 2: was Russia. I don't believe it was CCP. No, No,
Speaker 2: I believe it was very much in house. Could this
Speaker 2: have been done by Antifa? Maybe? Could it have been
Speaker 2: done by a Republican group as a way to fuel
Speaker 2: the fire and let the martyrdom go in that direction? Possibly?
Speaker 2: Could it have been done by Erica list I.
Speaker 4: The CIA and FBI seem to be more of the vibe,
Speaker 4: at least the CIA.
Speaker 2: And then when he died, cash but tell his dumb
Speaker 2: ass comes out there till Valhalla. Brother, rest easy. We
Speaker 2: have the watch That is what you say when a
Speaker 2: police officer or a military member dies. That is not
Speaker 2: what you say when a political commentator and debater dies.
Speaker 2: What he never had the watch dog? What are we
Speaker 2: talking about? I don't know.
Speaker 4: The whole the whole thing is just doesn't make sense.
Speaker 4: It doesn't add up. There's a lot of loosens.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of speculation, there's a lot of debate
Speaker 3: about what.
Speaker 4: And the whys and the hows and the who's and
Speaker 4: all the crap that involves it. It's just one of
Speaker 4: those things again that we're just going to be left
Speaker 4: to speculate, ponder, have theories and hopefully maybe one day
Speaker 4: find out the truth.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe one day. But this also, like we said
Speaker 2: as we're going through this list, this did take place
Speaker 2: in September. So in September, boy, the rapture.
Speaker 3: We survived the rapture, y'all.
Speaker 2: Or not right? Oh good? Cult members, as the resident
Speaker 2: Christian on the show. This one, This one made me
Speaker 2: chuckle a good bit. So social media posts went ultra viral,
Speaker 2: saying that the rapture was going to happen in September
Speaker 2: of twenty twenty five, clearly because it had to deal
Speaker 2: with the feast of trumpets and on the final day
Speaker 2: of this was gonna be when the final trumpet blew.
Speaker 2: And it didn't matter if the temple was rebuilt, it
Speaker 2: didn't matter if the Antichrist, it didn't matter. It didn't matter.
Speaker 2: It's happening this year because I saw posts and here
Speaker 2: we are right.
Speaker 3: And guys, that guy made the post about it. It
Speaker 3: was a pastor.
Speaker 2: There were some pastors that spoke on it.
Speaker 4: It was the original one. It was somebody. I thought
Speaker 4: it was a pastor or somebody profit. Yeah, there's a
Speaker 4: profit person whatever.
Speaker 2: That none of them are real for the record, that.
Speaker 4: Was somehow but made the prophet see that this was
Speaker 4: gonna come true. I will say, I've stumbled upon this.
Speaker 4: And there was this woman that was making care packages. Yes,
Speaker 4: and so to be honest, this whole thing was crazy
Speaker 4: and there was a lot of there's several really viral
Speaker 4: women that did some crazy shit, but this one in particular.
Speaker 2: Can I guess, Can I guess the skin tone? No?
Speaker 3: Okay, continue, So there's this one in particular that I
Speaker 3: will say.
Speaker 4: Her approach to things was actually really thoughtful. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: be honest. It was one of those things of like what.
Speaker 3: The fuck, but also, okay, that's actually pretty legit. So
Speaker 3: she made care packages for those that were gonna stay behind,
Speaker 3: and she went around her house and actually wrote out
Speaker 3: all for medication on like what it did and how
Speaker 3: to properly use it and how to like if you
Speaker 3: were in if you were in a life or death situation,
Speaker 3: use this drug for this, And she had she had
Speaker 3: little care baggies, little doggie bags pretty much of care
Speaker 3: stuff for people that would help them survive the for
Speaker 3: like a day or something after this after the rapture happened.
Speaker 2: And if you think for the record that this was
Speaker 2: like to commit to the bit or something like that, no, no,
Speaker 2: oh no.
Speaker 4: She like genuinely and she also put little bibles in
Speaker 4: there and stuff, and she had uh she also had
Speaker 4: scriptures that she put in some of the care boxes
Speaker 4: that she made. Like she genuinely spent a lot of time,
Speaker 4: a lot of effort and money.
Speaker 3: All this off of social media clips, yes, social media clips,
Speaker 3: that she believed she was actually going to be saved.
Speaker 3: She wasn't rude about it, like, no, she was actually
Speaker 3: really I.
Speaker 2: Had the look because of like, y'all, y'all understand that
Speaker 2: this is a legal adult who's able to vote on
Speaker 2: a weapon, conceive children, unabashed and with nobody regulating this.
Speaker 2: And she believed this so hard because of some social
Speaker 2: media posts that she had gone to this level and
Speaker 2: this extent of like trying to help people what would
Speaker 2: happen next, And.
Speaker 4: She had stuff around her house, you know, so that
Speaker 4: her house could be used by somebody that was here
Speaker 4: and while everyone else got saved, and she put a
Speaker 4: lot of effort into trying to at least recruit people,
Speaker 4: save people, or help them in some way after the rapture.
Speaker 3: So I will say that one in.
Speaker 4: Particular woman though it was insane a thousand percent.
Speaker 2: Like in any other context this would be called schizophrenia.
Speaker 4: Yes, I mean it was really crazy, But if you
Speaker 4: take away that narrative, I mean she really did put
Speaker 4: a lot of effort into trying to save souls and
Speaker 4: stuff and thinking that this was the right thing to do.
Speaker 3: So that was. That was good on her, But then
Speaker 3: you have the.
Speaker 2: F Her social media platform has since been taken down
Speaker 2: and frozen, and she has not posted a single thing
Speaker 2: since because of the black hair.
Speaker 3: I don't know if.
Speaker 4: That blond lady, that's what I'm getting at, is the
Speaker 4: other woman that you saw a lot about. No, this
Speaker 4: woman I'm talking about has black hair, she's an older lady.
Speaker 3: She still has a social media platform.
Speaker 2: Does she retract or even say how like, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: I like, I bought into this and I was wrong.
Speaker 3: I'll have to go back seat. I'll have to go
Speaker 3: back and look at it, to be honest with you.
Speaker 2: But the blond lady, same vibe. She was genuinely trying
Speaker 2: to put things out there her kids though. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: that's a whole different lady. No, No, this was thousands, y'all,
Speaker 2: thousands of people, like many people, this blonde lady, little
Speaker 2: on the heavier set side glass, I know what you're
Speaker 2: talking about. She again, very kind hearted, genuinely was trying
Speaker 2: to put the word out there, tell people like, this
Speaker 2: is what have my pantry kind of thing, because like
Speaker 2: after the rapture, it's going to be seven years of
Speaker 2: absolute hell on earth, like it's it's going to be
Speaker 2: dog eat dog. All of the quote unquote good people
Speaker 2: are gone, or so the stories that people say believe
Speaker 2: in all the things. Okay, fine, So basically she was
Speaker 2: leaving things for people, and the day the rapture was
Speaker 2: supposed to happen, nothing happened. Like a day later, her
Speaker 2: count's still up because like maybe they got it wrong
Speaker 2: by like a twenty four hour gap, you know, or
Speaker 2: a forty eight because like maybe because the time zones
Speaker 2: and like this and this, Oh, maybe they're working off
Speaker 2: a different calendar this and then and then it's like yeah,
Speaker 2: never mind. So she just shut her social media down
Speaker 2: and she is just not getting back on TikTok and
Speaker 2: it's like, yep, dad's what you should do. Then there
Speaker 2: was the other lady that gave her children a foster
Speaker 2: care because she knew that they weren't going to go
Speaker 2: in the rapture, which is crazy because all of her
Speaker 2: children were under the age of thirteen, which means that
Speaker 2: they absolutely, by guarantee, would have gone up in the rapture,
Speaker 2: and like that's a thing, so cool. Then there was
Speaker 2: a person who gave their dog to their neighbor because
Speaker 2: they knew their neighbor wasn't going to go up, but
Speaker 2: they were going to go up. And so it was thousands, y'all.
Speaker 2: And then I did see a.
Speaker 3: Guy that did some wild shit too.
Speaker 4: He like quit his job and sold like all of
Speaker 4: his ship very much. Yeah, he sold everything, and he
Speaker 4: was just like waiting in a tent and forest or
Speaker 4: something like that, which like.
Speaker 2: Why would you sell all you can't take it with you?
Speaker 2: My boy, what are you doing? I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know what he was doing. But yes, so
Speaker 3: we apparently survived the rapture.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I said, say one content creator who released a
Speaker 2: retraction in an apology, and big ups to him for
Speaker 2: doing such like listen, y'all, I believe this was gonna happen.
Speaker 2: I bought in. I was wrong. If anybody, if I
Speaker 2: scared anybody with my statements, I really am ayes, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Like there were some people that genuinely put out the
Speaker 2: word and acknowledged that their faults in this and okay,
Speaker 2: you got duped. It's happened before. There were some people
Speaker 2: that like leaned way too heavy, and.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, I know, like she should not be
Speaker 4: allowed her kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now that the foster care really does not need
Speaker 2: to allow that. And she was fighting last year her
Speaker 2: they were not releasing them to her for pack no
Speaker 2: obvious reasons.
Speaker 3: I mean, you crazy bitch, you straight up gave up
Speaker 3: your kids. You could have gone and got them baptized.
Speaker 2: It's the same thing. That has nothing to do with it.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean a last it could have gone and
Speaker 4: got them bastized and like you know, prayed for their
Speaker 4: eternal soul.
Speaker 2: But it's the same thing with the lady who did
Speaker 2: the medications and all this stuff too. That's equal level crazy.
Speaker 2: She just didn't have kids.
Speaker 3: I think she actually did have kids.
Speaker 2: God, well, at least she might have read the Bible
Speaker 2: to know what the age of ignorance was.
Speaker 3: Well, I think I think she actually had kids.
Speaker 4: But she believed that her entire family was going up,
Speaker 4: and so that was that was a vibe. But yeah, no,
Speaker 4: there was a lot of people that kind of went
Speaker 4: crazy with it and yep, bought into it. So that
Speaker 4: was a whole thing. We had a fake rapture.
Speaker 2: The whole feast of trumpets things that is not like
Speaker 2: this is this is in the first time that's ever happened.
Speaker 2: It's a yearly thing. Like that's like saying because I
Speaker 2: saw this post saying that Honika was coming and on
Speaker 2: this day, this was like, that's how stupid this is.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: People buy People buy into all sorts of stuff. We've
Speaker 4: seen some crazy ass cults that people buy into and
Speaker 4: the things that they'll do and commit to to doing
Speaker 4: to be crazy. I don't I just don't understand, though,
Speaker 4: how people can buy into cults. I really thought about this.
Speaker 4: I've put some thought into this. I'm like you, it takes.
Speaker 2: A special type of person and that's why they recruit
Speaker 2: the certain people that they do.
Speaker 4: I could see people that would be like this, but me,
Speaker 4: I'd be looking at these people like, no, no, you're
Speaker 4: I'm good.
Speaker 3: I'm good.
Speaker 2: I personally don't understand it.
Speaker 4: I would be asking a lot of questions if I
Speaker 4: was one of these people.
Speaker 3: But hey, yeah, is what it is.
Speaker 2: Anyway, good cult members. We all survived the quote unquote
Speaker 2: rapture of twenty five, so you know, praise be to God. Now.
Speaker 2: Next in September, the flotilla, it was starting to get
Speaker 2: put together. At the end of September, they had gotten
Speaker 2: all these resources, which really wasn't much. When you look
Speaker 2: at the amount of boats that was in this flotilla,
Speaker 2: and you also account for the amount of celebrities quote
Speaker 2: unquote celebrities that were a part of this. They couldn't
Speaker 2: fit many provisions on this flotilla. It was mostly like
Speaker 2: the people and the things that were eating. It was
Speaker 2: like nine palletts. It was like nine pallets of eight, which,
Speaker 2: don't get me wrong, is better than nothing. But if
Speaker 2: you have hypothetically like ten boats, maybe you have like
Speaker 2: a skeleton crew for all these boats and you stack
Speaker 2: it top to bottom, side to side full of provisions
Speaker 2: to get to where you're trying to go. But that
Speaker 2: wasn't what it was about. It was about the photo op, obviously.
Speaker 2: And this wasn't the first flotilla that tried to make
Speaker 2: its way to Gaza to help give the people some relief.
Speaker 2: It's just the most recent one. So the flotilla left
Speaker 2: port in late September and was crewed by a number
Speaker 2: of I'm gonna say, semi celebrities like Greta.
Speaker 3: The I can't stand her, Greta Thumberg.
Speaker 2: Down syndrome slash somewhere on the spectrum chick whose parents
Speaker 2: are both also famous activists, so she it's in the
Speaker 2: breeding with that one, honestly. Yeah, Greta Thumberg is a hole.
Speaker 2: That's a whole human being, right, So she is a person,
Speaker 2: but you know, it is what it is. The flotilla
Speaker 2: left and it made a couple of stops. There was
Speaker 2: an issue at one of the stops where a person
Speaker 2: launched a flare onto their own ship and then they
Speaker 2: posted a picture of the fire and the burned up box.
Speaker 2: It was like, look at what the idea's doing to
Speaker 2: try to stop us this and this, even though keep
Speaker 2: in mind every angle of this boat had cameras on
Speaker 2: it because they expected that the IDF was going to
Speaker 2: take them, and they were trying to make content out
Speaker 2: of it to show how these evil IDF soldiers or
Speaker 2: sailors were stopping them from doing their aid. So the
Speaker 2: dude shooting a flare into a box to try to
Speaker 2: make a scene of it was on camera and was
Speaker 2: live streamed, and so everybody saw this.
Speaker 4: But interesting, they took it. They took it down on
Speaker 4: the al Jazeer dot com. Really, I just tried it
Speaker 4: three times and they've taken it, taken it down, took
Speaker 4: an it.
Speaker 2: Interest it down Al Jazeera, owned by Katar, who famously
Speaker 2: is not super fond of Israel, but also not super
Speaker 2: against is Israel. They're trying to play the middle ground,
Speaker 2: but beside the point here, Yeah, that would make sense.
Speaker 2: They're they also have their biases, for sure, Oh for sure. Yeah.
Speaker 2: But anyway, so the flotilla left in late September and
Speaker 2: it was trying to get to Gaza for early October.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, I was doing a Cajun
Speaker 2: Night Live the night that the flotilla was underway and
Speaker 2: was supposed to make it there, and our boy Tony
Speaker 2: shout out. Tony was keeping up to the minute of
Speaker 2: what was going down with it. Oh, there's so many
Speaker 2: miles away, there's so many miles away. IDF boats are
Speaker 2: closing in. But they didn't get all of them. Okay,
Speaker 2: they got some of them, not all of them. Okay,
Speaker 2: they have like two boats left. Okay, they got all
Speaker 2: of them. And it's like, yeah, huh, what were we
Speaker 2: expecting to happen here.
Speaker 3: She's a weird fucking girl.
Speaker 2: She's a fucking psychopath.
Speaker 4: They had twelve activists on twelve They detained twelve activists.
Speaker 2: And this wasn't their first time being detained, so this
Speaker 2: time they were actually like really detained. They weren't just
Speaker 2: grabbed and said here, go back home. Now they're like no, no,
Speaker 2: Apparently you didn't get the message the first time, so
Speaker 2: now we're gonna like keep you locked up for a
Speaker 2: little bit, make it. Lets you think about it.
Speaker 3: They had a Green Party representative that's Palestinian.
Speaker 2: Of course. Of course, they had.
Speaker 3: A German activist.
Speaker 4: She had been advocating for refugees and human rights since
Speaker 4: she was fifteen, described as the resistance.
Speaker 3: As being way the way of life.
Speaker 4: So she was born in Turkey Kurdish parents, which is
Speaker 4: why resistance is the way of life for such a
Speaker 4: person for sure, which I do support the Kurds and
Speaker 4: the Kurdistan, hopefully the one day formation of the Kurdistan country.
Speaker 4: But beside the point, they had an activist and a doctor,
Speaker 4: a Dutch activist yep. They had let's see, a French
Speaker 4: journalist yep. So they had all sorts of different people
Speaker 4: on this voyage.
Speaker 3: Pretty much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, French activist, let's see, keep going down here. We
Speaker 2: have another French activist, we have activists from Spain. He actually,
Speaker 2: if I'm not mistaken, offered up his boat Marine conservation group.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, we had a Turkish activist, we had a
Speaker 2: Brazilian activist, we had a French journalist, like they had
Speaker 2: a you know, like I said, these were quote unquote
Speaker 2: semi celebrities. None of these were actual like people you'd
Speaker 2: know of other than Greta. But they made their way
Speaker 2: and shocker, they got stopped. Now let's get into October
Speaker 2: and we'll start off with like we said, they got
Speaker 2: stopped like it was October. Second, if I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 2: where the flotilla was confiscated, intercepted by all the stuff.
Speaker 2: Nobody was injured, regardless of what you read with certain
Speaker 2: social media posts that like they drugged them off the
Speaker 2: ships that were so violent. There's videos of them in
Speaker 2: the port just slamming these people on the grounds. That's inaccurate,
Speaker 2: very inaccurate. The IDF was going out of their way
Speaker 2: to try to not look like monsters. They're not going
Speaker 2: to take a bunch of political activists and rough them
Speaker 2: up so anyway, so the floatilla didn't have the desired effect.
Speaker 2: But there was a ceasefire called recently or kind of
Speaker 2: recently after that took place. So good things. So let's
Speaker 2: get into October. Interestingly enough, Britain was having a little
Speaker 2: bit of a debate on whether they should outlaw first
Speaker 2: cousin marriages or not. Currently it is legal in Britain
Speaker 2: to marry your first cousin.
Speaker 4: I don't know why this is such a like such
Speaker 4: a hard thing for them to well want to say
Speaker 4: no to.
Speaker 2: So some will say that this is racist and bigoted
Speaker 2: against the Gypsies and against the Suslims.
Speaker 3: There's billions of people on this planet, yep.
Speaker 2: But there's a very small island of Britain. M hmm.
Speaker 3: It's weird that we have international travel nowadays, which is crazy.
Speaker 2: It's crazy because the person that was lobbying for keeping
Speaker 2: it on the books to marry your first cousin is
Speaker 2: a Muslim gentleman, right, and he was saying that it's
Speaker 2: racist against the British people. And for the record, when
Speaker 2: I say a Muslim gentleman, I don't mean just he
Speaker 2: happened to worship a law. He was like from another country,
Speaker 2: like his parents, his lineage, all these things. He's not
Speaker 2: British by birth like his parents were. I think he's
Speaker 2: a first generation as a matter of fact, but he
Speaker 2: was making it sound like this is mean against the
Speaker 2: Gypsies in Britain, and it's like, bro, no, this is
Speaker 2: we're outlawing it for multiple reasons. In reality, a lot
Speaker 2: of the Muslim immigrants that have moved to UK or
Speaker 2: illegally immigrated there, however you want to call it, they
Speaker 2: get down with that. We talked about this as a
Speaker 2: matter of fact with even our own country. H elan Omar,
Speaker 2: the psychopathic Somalian bitch that's in charge of was it Minnesota? Minnesota,
Speaker 2: she married her actual brother to get passage to the
Speaker 2: United States. And it wasn't just on paper. They they
Speaker 2: absolutely shared a bed and that's well, that's just their culture.
Speaker 2: That's not fucking okay, Like I'm sorry, that's wow. Turn
Speaker 2: a phrase on that one, but no, that's not acceptable behavior.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, that's you. You look at what happens with
Speaker 2: incest over generations. That's why King Tutt had crazy hip displasia,
Speaker 2: clep lift and a club foot and probably was mentally retarded.
Speaker 2: Then you also look at the Habsburg jaw.
Speaker 3: Jah Boy all of.
Speaker 2: The European royal families that were all first cousins who
Speaker 2: were marrying their other first cousins. Look at the Rothschilds.
Speaker 2: They are not allowed to marry outside of second cousins
Speaker 2: and haven't been allowed to do so since the seventeen hundreds.
Speaker 2: Look at all of them, and now let's talk about
Speaker 2: why this might be a bad idea. Right.
Speaker 4: So it's gross, it's very gross.
Speaker 3: It's really gross. So I don't Yeah, no, it's the
Speaker 3: fact that they're even debating this, and let alone having.
Speaker 4: Somebody that wasn't even born in their country be the
Speaker 4: one leading that debate.
Speaker 2: I mean, don't get me wrong, there's still weird laws
Speaker 2: on the books that people are still fighting for. Hell Alabama,
Speaker 2: we just talked about this a couple of years ago.
Speaker 2: They just outlawed b seality and it wasn't like out
Speaker 2: of twenty votes or I think it was like seventeen votes,
Speaker 2: Like nine people voted against it, which means that like, yeah,
Speaker 2: like I'm sorry, you're telling me that you have elected
Speaker 2: officials currently right now that we're trying to keep be
Speaker 2: seality on the books, like not even like one outlier,
Speaker 2: like there was multiple elected officials. This is god, this
Speaker 2: is a real thing that took place just a few
Speaker 2: years ago.
Speaker 4: It's one of those things. It's like, okay, you know,
Speaker 4: the more you learn, the more you don't want to learn.
Speaker 2: I agree one hundred percent. So with that being said,
Speaker 2: Britain is still debating that. To my knowledge, they haven't.
Speaker 4: Actually twenty three states it's legal twenty three states out
Speaker 4: of forty nine that prohibits it. Yeah, the only twenty three.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So as we're looking at Britain and giving them
Speaker 2: shit for the whole first cousin thing, let's not go
Speaker 2: ahead and deny the fact that American states also have
Speaker 2: some wild shit with them, you know. But yeah, it's
Speaker 2: just it's not okay, y'all, it's not okay. Chose Well,
Speaker 2: that was the better one that I chose, because yes,
Speaker 2: somebody got mad at another photo that I thought was
Speaker 2: perfect for this. A British couple on a beach a
Speaker 2: wedding dress, tucks the whole nine and she's blowing them
Speaker 2: and he's got his fist raisin and a beer in
Speaker 2: the other British couple got arrested for doing this on
Speaker 2: a beach, and somehow that's not exactable.
Speaker 3: So twenty four states allow first cousin marriage without restrictions
Speaker 3: outlawed in six state.
Speaker 4: Six states explicitly prohibit this, two states allow it under
Speaker 4: certain specific conditions.
Speaker 3: One party is infertile.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what the specific conditions is, as long as
Speaker 2: they can't reproduce.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: But this is a state to state thing, not the
Speaker 2: entire nation. I'm not saying that makes it necessarily better.
Speaker 4: It doesn't make it better at all, Like this should
Speaker 4: be a national outlawed thing.
Speaker 2: But could you imagine if we had people in Congress
Speaker 2: right now that we're openly debating on c Span for
Speaker 2: the for the world to hear, where they're trying to
Speaker 2: justify why first cousin marriage is a good thing to
Speaker 2: keep on the books. Meanwhile, Britain has that goal on.
Speaker 2: It's like, bro, that of all the wild hot takes
Speaker 2: you could have, that's that's one of That's.
Speaker 4: Just one of the many things though they've had happen
Speaker 4: in our country this year. You could do three full
Speaker 4: episodes on just what's been going on in Britain itself.
Speaker 2: You ain't lying.
Speaker 3: It's wild every single day.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you have ever seen Katie Hopkins,
Speaker 4: she's like the most hated woman in Britain.
Speaker 3: She's a blonde.
Speaker 2: Why she hated because she's white.
Speaker 4: Uh No, she's hated because she's hated because of how
Speaker 4: she speaks and what she says and it pisses people off.
Speaker 3: She actually can, I mean yeah kind of. But she
Speaker 3: came here for January six. She was actually here oy.
Speaker 4: So she has glasses, she's very skinny, she's very outspoken.
Speaker 4: She's been hated for decades. Not everything she says is amazing.
Speaker 4: You know, people will have their biases, sure, but she
Speaker 4: reports on a lot of shit. And so one of
Speaker 4: the big things, the big surveillant things that they had
Speaker 4: their all around, they figured out how to use code.
Speaker 4: People were going around and spraying them full of concrete,
Speaker 4: the the concrete stuff that expands, yeah, and all the
Speaker 4: different things.
Speaker 3: And she was like, I'm.
Speaker 4: Not gonna say like they would give coordinates to places
Speaker 4: and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: But she talks.
Speaker 4: She calls it batshit bonkers Britain as how, she talks
Speaker 4: about what's going on there, and every single day it's
Speaker 4: some new hellhole of shit that's happening. It's like, okay,
Speaker 4: you know, America got our stuff. Britain in the last
Speaker 4: three months has been absolutely insane.
Speaker 2: It's crazy also because they don't have free speech, so
Speaker 2: like that being as outspoken as she has been, like
Speaker 2: she's been arrested multiple times, I'm assuming.
Speaker 4: I believe so she's actually had to leave the country
Speaker 4: and not come back for.
Speaker 3: Good chunks of time to.
Speaker 4: Hew those content creators that come here, those two dudes,
Speaker 4: the British dudes that are really cute and like they're
Speaker 4: just like fun little kids that come around and they
Speaker 4: like travel it traveled came Louisiana a bunch and talked
Speaker 4: about food and all that they got served papers. They
Speaker 4: were going to be arrested multiple times this year alone.
Speaker 2: Can't just be saying what you want over in the
Speaker 2: British commonwee no, and.
Speaker 4: Some of their some of their accounts got shut down
Speaker 4: and all sorts of stuff. It has happened to them,
Speaker 4: and they're not even talking about anything bad against Britain. Yeah,
Speaker 4: nothing like what did they have beans on on bread which, by.
Speaker 2: The way, dude, baked beans on toast is a breakfast meal?
Speaker 2: Is weird? I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Also, we did have we did have a British correspondent
Speaker 4: cult member tell us that dish soap is rinsed off
Speaker 4: and that he doesn't know where we saw that.
Speaker 3: But I will say there is TikTok's about it. But
Speaker 3: there was tiktoks about the rapture too though and instagrams.
Speaker 4: Hey, I said, I said that I didn't know for
Speaker 4: certain if this was like satire or not, but there
Speaker 4: was multiples like certain areas in Britain, right, Hey, you
Speaker 4: know what, but he did, he did reach out to
Speaker 4: us and correct us.
Speaker 2: So appreciate you.
Speaker 3: Thank you, our new British correspondent. I'm naming you that.
Speaker 2: So yeah, our resident British correspondent. We have an Australian one,
Speaker 2: we have a British one. We're just we're collecting.
Speaker 4: Them, like, yeah, we have New Zealand. We need a
Speaker 4: German one. I really wanted German one.
Speaker 2: I guess the closest we have is Tony. But for
Speaker 2: any of our good cult members in Deutschland that is listening,
Speaker 2: ye dm us or hit us up on Patreon and
Speaker 2: you might just become our resident German correspondent. Also Poland brother, listen.
Speaker 3: Poland wish one day mister Polish.
Speaker 2: Guy who's listening to the cult right now join us
Speaker 2: on Patreon, please please and become our little European Texas correspondent.
Speaker 3: Did have a Scottish Gypsy, but somebody puts them off.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but he even acknowledged that the Gypsies are
Speaker 2: the ones that are running the human trafficking rings in Scotland.
Speaker 2: Jacob didn't say that.
Speaker 3: I mean, at least he could have like gave us
Speaker 3: inside scoop, you know, way to go.
Speaker 2: It was a joke just to say how stupid people
Speaker 2: are for like hating the Jews for every single reason.
Speaker 2: It's like, you could just as easily literally with the
Speaker 2: same terminology, the same reasons for hating the Jews all
Speaker 2: the stuff. Swap out the word Jew with gypsy and
Speaker 2: it's it's the same. It's interchangeable dialogue as far as
Speaker 2: the dumb rhetoric people are saying. That was the entire
Speaker 2: point I was trying to make. He felt some type
Speaker 2: of way, and it's like, you prove my point, so
Speaker 2: thank you. But also glad to see that we got
Speaker 2: listeners in Scotland that happened to be Gypsies. That's dope,
Speaker 2: that's cool.
Speaker 4: I thought, By the way, yeah, hey, if we could
Speaker 4: get if we could get one person per country, that'd
Speaker 4: be legit, man, that'd be so cool. To hear different
Speaker 4: people's perspectives from where they're living and what's actually going on,
Speaker 4: Like boots on the ground kind of vibe.
Speaker 2: Great. I got a map I could show you after
Speaker 2: we're done here of how like, basically where our listenership
Speaker 2: is based out of the two biggest states in America
Speaker 2: that listen to us are Texas in California, shocker when
Speaker 2: you look at population density, that makes sense. Believe it
Speaker 2: or not, La is the city that has most of
Speaker 2: our listeners. La. You would not think so.
Speaker 3: Shout out to my West Coast people, yep, yep.
Speaker 2: But I think these are people that live in LA
Speaker 2: that really hate COMMI Fournia, but they happen to live
Speaker 2: in La. But you get where it goes, and then
Speaker 2: also shows countries and cities within those countries that yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll show you the analytics afterwards. It's actually kind of so. Yeah,
Speaker 2: any of our homies in Europe that would like to
Speaker 2: be our resident correspondent for your home country, join us
Speaker 2: on Patreon dm us and you could just clench the title.
Speaker 2: There's really no competition.
Speaker 4: We will definitely give out some titles so that way
Speaker 4: we get some new perspectives from overseas. It will be
Speaker 4: hard for you because we are at different time zone
Speaker 4: some some places. Yeah yeah, but yeah, so that's awesome.
Speaker 4: So back to this Trump former pastor is a total
Speaker 4: douche nozzle. Yeah and mo yep. Robert Morris is fraud
Speaker 4: and a peedo. He consistently raped a sixteen year girl
Speaker 4: for many years and embezzled millions of dollars.
Speaker 2: Yeah. This was during Trump's first term. This guy I
Speaker 2: was like his personal spiritual advisor and now shocker. In
Speaker 2: the month of October, it was brought to light all
Speaker 2: of his disgusting things. He was a mega church pastor,
Speaker 2: so it wasn't like over the course of ten years
Speaker 2: he took two million No no, no, no. When you
Speaker 2: look at the amount of money that his churches bring
Speaker 2: in annually, all their campuses, because they're that type of megachurch.
Speaker 2: They have their main one, but then they have annexes
Speaker 2: all over and campuses and all the stuff. You look
Speaker 2: at his estate. It started with a former member of
Speaker 2: his church's daughter who he had assaulted from the time
Speaker 2: she was I heard reports saying fourteen or her report
Speaker 2: saying sixteen. Either way, it goes she was well under age.
Speaker 2: And he committed these assaults over the course of like
Speaker 2: six years, and she finally came forward about it, which
Speaker 2: blew the lid off of things and made investigations go
Speaker 2: harder on him, which then led them to find things
Speaker 2: about his financial records that just weren't up to snow.
Speaker 2: And so, yeah, he has been arrested, thank God, and
Speaker 2: fuck him. So yeah, Philip Robert.
Speaker 4: Morris to be like, no, Trump isn't a pedo. He's
Speaker 4: one hundred percent of pedo.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying he is. I'm saying he at least
Speaker 2: associated with a whole hell of a lot of them.
Speaker 2: But then again, find me somebody in DC that doesn't
Speaker 2: seriously not to negate. It's it's just a true statement.
Speaker 3: I believe that he is at this point, I do
Speaker 3: believe it. I believe that.
Speaker 4: Why. I mean, I've said it before and I'll say
Speaker 4: it again. Anybody in a high up position, anybody that
Speaker 4: runs in these circles, anybody has this type of money,
Speaker 4: I believe or doing some heinous ass shit. Now they
Speaker 4: might all involve children, but I really do believe that
Speaker 4: they have the human hunting parties, so they are doing
Speaker 4: these sacrifices that they're doing these crazy shit that you
Speaker 4: can't be at these top tier positions without doing this stuff.
Speaker 4: And the whole thing about killing off one of your
Speaker 4: children too, that's a huge thing that people don't really want.
Speaker 4: I was reading a form about how people are like, no,
Speaker 4: that's not real. But then if you actually look into it,
Speaker 4: you new they're they're really killing off their people.
Speaker 2: YEA. Frequently to say that it's just coincidence.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like a ton of times, a ton of people
Speaker 4: all across the board the one.
Speaker 2: Of their child or their spouse or a family member
Speaker 2: or something like that.
Speaker 4: But it's a lot of kids that it is. It's
Speaker 4: a lot of children. I forget who that is that
Speaker 4: has that whole story. I can see his face in
Speaker 4: my mind. He has white hair, he's a part of
Speaker 4: Fox or CNN, he's been a reporter. His brother, though,
Speaker 4: is the one that they sacrifice, and it's a huge
Speaker 4: scandal story.
Speaker 3: Handy Sean Handy, No, no, no, he'shi. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'll have to I'll have to look into it.
Speaker 4: I actually do want to do a deep dive into
Speaker 4: how many of these elite echelon people have sacrificed their kids.
Speaker 2: That's gonna be a fucking episode and a half raven.
Speaker 4: Oh oh yeah, it's a lot of people.
Speaker 2: And then there's other types of sacrifices, even if it's
Speaker 2: not the life transgender, that is a form of sacrifice. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: you're sacrificing your lineage at that point.
Speaker 3: Like Megan Fox with her three boys.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, like Magic Johnson and his son daughter,
Speaker 2: that's another version. But yeah, but you neither hear on
Speaker 2: her anyway. So also, and I understand that, like eighteen
Speaker 2: is legally the age and all that. You know, Bill Belichick,
Speaker 2: who is seventy four years old or seventy three something
Speaker 2: like that, is dating a twenty four year old And
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I understand that legally speaking, that he is
Speaker 2: not a pedophile. I understand that. But at the same time,
Speaker 2: I think there needs to be some sort of a
Speaker 2: red flag put on that one. Right, there's gotta be
Speaker 2: like a like an almost list that's people like that
Speaker 2: would go on. The rule is half of your age
Speaker 2: plus seven that that is the standard. I'm sorry anything
Speaker 2: beyond that, Like, brother, what are we talking about here?
Speaker 2: What is a seventy four year old and a twenty
Speaker 2: four year old? Even talk about I have no idea,
Speaker 2: what the fuck, And she's like a competition cheerleader. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't know, I.
Speaker 3: Don't that's yep. That's one of those things.
Speaker 2: That's that is a thing. So anyway, moving forward, the
Speaker 2: Department of War has been declared instead of the Department
Speaker 2: of Defense, which for the record, I like it a lot.
Speaker 2: But then there was that big meeting that Pete Hegseth,
Speaker 2: our Secretary of War, called at Quatico, Virginia, and everybody
Speaker 2: was super concerned that all the all of the generals,
Speaker 2: all of the admirals, every top dog of every military branch,
Speaker 2: and their aids were all called to Quatico into this
Speaker 2: big auditorium and he gave a speech, followed by Trump
Speaker 2: giving a speech where heg Seth essentially decided that we
Speaker 2: are gonna reattach the testicles to the military. We are
Speaker 2: gonna restore the military to its former glory. We're not
Speaker 2: gonna get away with doing like Pilates as a as
Speaker 2: a PT. I'm sorry, that's not gonna happen here. We're
Speaker 2: also getting rid of beards. I personally feel some type
Speaker 2: of way about that. But look, while I was in
Speaker 2: I had to shave twice a day. So if you're
Speaker 2: serving in the military that comes to the territory, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: And we're storing all of this back where the height
Speaker 2: and weight standards are back taping his back. Two PT
Speaker 2: tests per year per branch, which pretty much everything he listed.
Speaker 2: The Marine Corps has been doing for quite some time,
Speaker 2: so basically that.
Speaker 3: This wasn't the thing that everyone else did.
Speaker 2: To be honest with you, no, it's I've said this too.
Speaker 2: It's like when the Army tries to you know, there's
Speaker 2: always the little jazz between the Army and the Marine
Speaker 2: Corps for things and stuff, and it's like the only
Speaker 2: time that your very basic soldier will ever come equal
Speaker 2: to a basic boot camp train marine is once they
Speaker 2: go to ranger school. That's not a hot take, that's
Speaker 2: a fact. Running time, shooting distance, swim call, any kind
Speaker 2: of real combatives training, all these things. No soldier gets
Speaker 2: the equal to your random admin marine that we get
Speaker 2: a boot camp until they go through ranger school. So,
Speaker 2: and we're built for different purposes. The branches are meant
Speaker 2: for different things, not throwing shade. It's statements of facts
Speaker 2: here and for this purpose, the Marine Corps has done
Speaker 2: the height and weight every year, and taping the fat bodies,
Speaker 2: and two PT tests a year that go towards your
Speaker 2: score for rank and promotion and all these things. Shooting
Speaker 2: call once a year. Most soldiers don't touch a weapon
Speaker 2: after boot camp. Wow, most sailors don't either. But I mean, again,
Speaker 2: how often do you need to have a rifle?
Speaker 3: Quall?
Speaker 2: If you're on a ship doing mechanical work, you're not
Speaker 2: going to be in your comments like, Okay, I understand
Speaker 2: this to a degree, but I for one.
Speaker 4: Am very happy the military mission ready. Uh huh is
Speaker 4: a big thing. And so that was a lot of
Speaker 4: what he said wasn't bad. I mean it was just
Speaker 4: more or less like, hey, let's get her shit together
Speaker 4: so that way win, because it's not an if when
Speaker 4: bullshit kicks off, we are not left holding her, you know,
Speaker 4: dix in her hands.
Speaker 3: Kind of bad.
Speaker 2: And I have been saying for months that I believe
Speaker 2: that America is about to go back into war. And
Speaker 2: you could tell that because the military recruiting commercials started
Speaker 2: having white people on them. That is a very clear
Speaker 2: sign that we are going to Listen, don't look at
Speaker 2: me crazy. I didn't make this rule all I'm saying
Speaker 2: is that when you look at the recruiting commercials, when
Speaker 2: they start showing a certain demographic on the commercials, not
Speaker 2: Anna and her two Moms right when they start showing
Speaker 2: specific demographics on every recruiting commercial.
Speaker 3: It's like, I love the Dragon commercial.
Speaker 2: That was a great commercial. The Dragon move was so
Speaker 2: core commercial from the nineties that was sick.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 4: But you know, I do think that we're gearing up
Speaker 4: for some type of war, and I think this is
Speaker 4: a big push to get the military back to being
Speaker 4: at least standard because.
Speaker 2: Email is back. It's very clear if you.
Speaker 4: Look at the other military branches though around the world.
Speaker 4: Old like, yes, we are superior with our number, with
Speaker 4: our tech, gear tech and all that crap, you know, weapons,
Speaker 4: but there's a lot of branches of military around the
Speaker 4: world that are physically more in shape than ours are.
Speaker 2: Oh sure, but they're also much smaller.
Speaker 3: True, Like, but I mean, look at what three hundred
Speaker 3: men did.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's talk about that. That was like seven thousand,
Speaker 2: but we only heard about three hundreds.
Speaker 4: Okay, But I'm just talking about there's other examples of
Speaker 4: units of men being able to survive against all odds
Speaker 4: very true and being able to do some crazy shit.
Speaker 3: We just watched it, actually fucking uh oh boy with
Speaker 3: big h that whole movie Ministry, ungentlemanly warfare.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was a but to your point, there are examples.
Speaker 4: But that was a small group of men that did
Speaker 4: some crazy shit, just like that other show that we watched,
Speaker 4: the Essays, which.
Speaker 2: Also shout out if you're not watching that show, you
Speaker 2: need a.
Speaker 3: Fucking you need to watch that show sas because like.
Speaker 2: Patty Man was a goddamn hero, fucking amazing. Although the
Speaker 2: show doesn't do a good job of portraying him. They
Speaker 2: make him seem like a drunk psychopath. In reality, he
Speaker 2: didn't drink He like overtly did not drink alcohol. But
Speaker 2: like that's it's a great show.
Speaker 3: But the point, it is a great show.
Speaker 4: But what I'm what my point is is that a
Speaker 4: small group of men that are driven, that are you know,
Speaker 4: really good at their job can do some crazy shit
Speaker 4: and turn the tides.
Speaker 2: They absolutely can.
Speaker 4: So if they're more mission ready than we are because
Speaker 4: we've been so lax on our standards across the board,
Speaker 4: then I mean, I still believe that this is a
Speaker 4: positive thing for all military members.
Speaker 2: I will say, not to combat your point. I agree
Speaker 2: that this is good that our military is getting back
Speaker 2: to its former glory one hundred percent. What I will
Speaker 2: say is, in every example of these soldiers that like
Speaker 2: stood up against the odds and whatever else, you notice
Speaker 2: they were fighting on let playing fields. For instance, Okay,
Speaker 2: when there was a machine gun, they were shooting at
Speaker 2: somebody with a machine gun. If it was a tank,
Speaker 2: it was a tank. If it was a plane, it
Speaker 2: was a plane. We haven't had a kinetic warfare type
Speaker 2: situation where the larger military had satellites, had uh you know,
Speaker 2: energy cannons, had drone to all of these things facing
Speaker 2: off against like a small group of five hundred dudes
Speaker 2: that like stood the test of time like that. That
Speaker 2: hasn't happened yet. I'm not saying it's impossible. I'm saying
Speaker 2: that we are not anywhere near a level playing field
Speaker 2: against any adversary on Earth. So while I agree with you, like,
Speaker 2: for instance, the gurkhas the French foreign legion for instance,
Speaker 2: like solid all the way through, But when you compare
Speaker 2: that to the might of the entirety of the American military,
Speaker 2: it's not like they would like stand a candle that
Speaker 2: didn't that that sentence didn't make sense. You know, you
Speaker 2: get the point that I'm trying to make here. They
Speaker 2: wouldn't stand up very well against it. But the past decade, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'll honestly say since twenty twelve. I was in during
Speaker 2: that time. Twenty twelve, that's when the military really started
Speaker 2: to become a social experiment. And they have not checked
Speaker 2: up until October of twenty twenty five, when heg Seth said, yeah,
Speaker 2: enough's enough. Enough's enough. We're not It's it doesn't matter
Speaker 2: what gender you are. If you want to go into
Speaker 2: a combat role, you need to be able to hold
Speaker 2: the standard, not a changed standard to fit to your needs,
Speaker 2: whatever that might be. Yeah, it's they were not gonna
Speaker 2: make exceptions for physical standards, for weight standards, for IQ standards,
Speaker 2: for qualifications whatever. If you're goulding to be qualified to
Speaker 2: do the job, or perhaps it's time for you to
Speaker 2: find another line of career path.
Speaker 3: And I support this one last point throughout. Pussy shit threw.
Speaker 2: Out the pussy shit. I'm glad that you're the one
Speaker 2: that type that out, because again, if I said it,
Speaker 2: I'm just being a sexist man. You saying it's like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: fuck the pussy shit. There's some dumb double standards are
Speaker 2: real apparently. Anyway, moving on Portland rights, Yeah, the Portland riots,
Speaker 2: which we did bring up with the no Kings Day thing.
Speaker 4: Did we did, so we touched on it already that
Speaker 4: you know Portland, Portland be rioting a lot. Okay, we
Speaker 4: got a lot of Antifa homebodies there, so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and apparently these riots went a little extra because
Speaker 2: these people basically besieged the Ice complex in Portland for days,
Speaker 2: and they started doxing agents and going to their houses
Speaker 2: and finding their wives and children and threatening them and
Speaker 2: like it was a whole thing. Finally the National Guard
Speaker 2: had to be called in. But the governor or Cotex
Speaker 2: or whatever the fuck her name is, she was saying,
Speaker 2: you're not allowed to send the National Guarden here, President Trump,
Speaker 2: you will sue you for this spop up up until
Speaker 2: finally it got to a point where she had to
Speaker 2: evacuate the city. And we even had multiple cult members
Speaker 2: that live in Portland that we're saying, like, bro, we
Speaker 2: can't even go down a certain city block because of
Speaker 2: these assholes, like and they don't mean nice, they meant
Speaker 2: the rioters, and so thankfully the whole situation got handled
Speaker 2: nobody got seriously injured, although it was really I don't know,
Speaker 2: it's funny to watch these rioters get like hit thrown
Speaker 2: to me personally.
Speaker 4: I like the one this wasn't actually here in this
Speaker 4: country old boy that started laughing like he had I
Speaker 4: think a female in his face or yeah, it was
Speaker 4: like a female screaming in his face and you just
Speaker 4: see him start chuckling and he just holds up a
Speaker 4: can and just macees the fuck out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he's like, haha. I was like, man, you
Speaker 3: enjoyed that so much.
Speaker 2: Because she had like spit on him and shit, just
Speaker 2: that she was screaming at him like words or words whatever.
Speaker 3: Now it is when she's on him almost in his mouth, honestly.
Speaker 2: And that at that point he is now authorized to
Speaker 2: use that le force. Yeah, fucking straight to her face,
Speaker 2: her face.
Speaker 4: And they were like almost nose to nose when he
Speaker 4: did it too.
Speaker 2: And you saw she's spitting there, you saw him, Okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's like this is the greatest thing ever.
Speaker 2: The biggest, biggest shit eating grin on his face and
Speaker 2: good for him, you know, and uh, hell there was
Speaker 2: that one dude who uh god, there's an old video
Speaker 2: of that. It's somewhere in Latin America, somewhere in one
Speaker 2: of these countries. This dude, he was a rioter, he
Speaker 2: was taken, he was coughed, and he was going away.
Speaker 2: He tried like kicking at the cop. The cop like
Speaker 2: he gains his footing and fucking shoots him point blank
Speaker 2: with rubber bullets in the chest, and the dude like
Speaker 2: drops and gets drug off by other cops. And this
Speaker 2: dude's like, god damn. The cop was like kind of
Speaker 2: shaking off because he kicked him or something. And I'm like, see,
Speaker 2: that's how it could be handled. So many people in America,
Speaker 2: like these cops are just it's a policy sty Like, yo,
Speaker 2: it could be that bad. That's non lethal. That is
Speaker 2: non lethal. There was that one dude in California, the
Speaker 2: guy hitting the head with a beam bag from a
Speaker 2: shotgun because he had thrown a rock at a police cruiser.
Speaker 2: And it's like, you understand that could have been so
Speaker 2: much worse for you. You're lucky you're still alive right now.
Speaker 2: But like, yes, the cops are the assholes who didn't
Speaker 2: start it, But okay, I don't know.
Speaker 3: People.
Speaker 4: People kind of are interesting when when some cops, but
Speaker 4: then you have examples of cops that go out of
Speaker 4: their way not to be aggressive or harmful and still
Speaker 4: get shitit on. So the example is of the man
Speaker 4: and woman cops that got attacked by the group of
Speaker 4: like three three or four women, I think it was
Speaker 4: more than Honestly, it was like three or four women.
Speaker 4: It started out as one being arrested and then it
Speaker 4: got turned into this whole thing where the female cop
Speaker 4: ended up getting your hair ripped out. The male cop
Speaker 4: had all authority to do something physical and took it
Speaker 4: upon himself to still not do anything physical to these women.
Speaker 3: And it was this whole situation and people were like, well,
Speaker 3: they shouldn't have allowed them to get near them, but
Speaker 3: like also they they you know, shouldn't have You shouldn't
Speaker 3: have harmed these women. You know, you should have just
Speaker 3: let them go after physically assaulting police, which we know
Speaker 3: is illegal. Like we have a legal system, we have
Speaker 3: rules in place.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 5: There is a lot of cops that take it to
Speaker 5: my god, they take it way too far far for
Speaker 5: for yeah, and they should have their badges removed. They
Speaker 5: should be prosecuted, like, yo, I am, and there is
Speaker 5: I think there's lack of training. I really, I think
Speaker 5: there should be more training. But there's a lot of
Speaker 5: give and take on both sides, I'll say that. But
Speaker 5: then you have cops that go out of their weight
Speaker 5: to do things to try and help people, Yeah, and
Speaker 5: try to give them benefited out like that that big
Speaker 5: old boy.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you've ever seen this one. He
Speaker 4: gets shot by this by this lady as he's trying
Speaker 4: to help her. She shoots him in the gut and
Speaker 4: he still is like, takes a second, and it's like
Speaker 4: you know what. It takes him a second after he
Speaker 4: falls down and then he's like, fuck it.
Speaker 3: Empty is a clipping her.
Speaker 4: But she already shot him at this point, and he
Speaker 4: was still hesitant to shoot her back, even though he's
Speaker 4: going to bleed out.
Speaker 2: He had to think about this, like, yo, all right,
Speaker 2: she has shot me. Am, I gonna go to court
Speaker 2: and be able to defend what's about to happen next.
Speaker 2: He's like, yeah, yeah, I am, she shot me, so
Speaker 2: here we go. You had to give that second?
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, he you see that he paused and also
Speaker 3: obviously because of shock as well, but he paused.
Speaker 4: But you see other police officers that take a minute
Speaker 4: to figure out, well, what am I gonna do here?
Speaker 4: Because at this point it's either me or them?
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 4: But I still am hesitant because I'm gonna get blasted
Speaker 4: all across social media.
Speaker 3: For being this. You know, I did this to them,
Speaker 3: when in reality, we do have laws in place. We do.
Speaker 4: We all know the rules, just like if you are
Speaker 4: a child and you're not supposed to just talk out
Speaker 4: a turn in class, You're so supposed to raise your
Speaker 4: hand and like, this is a simple rule that we
Speaker 4: all know, but yet you have people consistently do it.
Speaker 2: Oh God, I hate when those kids. Two. I was
Speaker 2: in school and I remember that one kid. Yeah, teacher
Speaker 2: talking to me like that, Mama, don't even talk to
Speaker 2: me like that. It's like the woman who is supposed
Speaker 2: to care for you and teach you and nurture you,
Speaker 2: she doesn't talk to you as the professional who has
Speaker 2: to be here with you speaks to you. That's crazy,
Speaker 2: what I mean.
Speaker 3: It's one of those things.
Speaker 4: I think that there's a lot lacking when it comes
Speaker 4: to police as well, and then some of them are
Speaker 4: really unchecked. Yeah, and there is corruption within the police stations,
Speaker 4: I'll say that, but that is also a thing.
Speaker 2: There should be more training when the cop is not
Speaker 2: on patrol. They should be in some sort of a
Speaker 2: class learning psychology, de escalation, tactics, non connect while I
Speaker 2: was a non conduct but like jiu jitsu, disarming, pressure points, manipulations,
Speaker 2: all these things, like they should be in training as
Speaker 2: equal time as.
Speaker 4: They are on the streets well, and also doing the
Speaker 4: simulations where you clear buildings and you clear places together,
Speaker 4: so that way you're still using you know, use the bullets,
Speaker 4: use the rubber bullets, so you're still taking hearing the
Speaker 4: sound of fire. Yeah, and like getting used to not
Speaker 4: reacting in like not having that heartbeat situation where you're like,
Speaker 4: oh my god, oh my god, I need to fire
Speaker 4: my weapon. Instead you're cool, calm and collected and like, Okay,
Speaker 4: I've been shot at enough times.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna slow down. I'm going to follow the steps.
Speaker 3: I'm going to think about my process like you know,
Speaker 3: but there's none of that really, It's it's a I.
Speaker 2: Mean, most cops don't do a lot of room clearing,
Speaker 2: and I get that.
Speaker 3: It's I'm just trying to you know, it's kind of
Speaker 3: pretty much immersion therapy.
Speaker 2: It's the muscle memory of it.
Speaker 3: It's a muscle memory.
Speaker 4: But it's also to get over the fear, because you
Speaker 4: see that one late that one girl, for example, that
Speaker 4: was freaked out and like.
Speaker 3: Took her gun out, shot it as she got it out,
Speaker 3: shot it again, like I don't even know where she
Speaker 3: was shooting at, and then just pretty much sprays this situation.
Speaker 2: Oh no, if you get pulled over by a female cop,
Speaker 2: just assume you're gonna get shot that. There's the statistic
Speaker 2: on that is so absurd of female cops specifically that
Speaker 2: think they're going for their taser and somehow just like
Speaker 2: unload an entire mag into the dude. It's it's absurd.
Speaker 2: How do you do that?
Speaker 3: I don't understand. I don't understand.
Speaker 2: No, no, but we talked about this. I'm not going
Speaker 2: to bring that conversation up on the podcast. What I
Speaker 2: will say is that, like, if you get pulled over
Speaker 2: by a female cop and she feels even slightly threatened,
Speaker 2: I hope you have your affairs in order. You're going
Speaker 2: to be shot today. It's it's you have like an
Speaker 2: eighty five percent chance of it. That's not Jacob's hot
Speaker 2: takes ridiculous.
Speaker 3: I'd have to let the statistics, but I will say.
Speaker 2: That, oh, I thought that was my mace, and it's like,
Speaker 2: how did you do that?
Speaker 3: You put it in the same location. You can feel
Speaker 3: the difference, you would think.
Speaker 4: But that's what I'm saying, though, is that they need
Speaker 4: more training to calm themselves down, to be more situational awareness,
Speaker 4: to have more situations service built.
Speaker 2: You're the one that put it together. You like use
Speaker 2: perhaps like mace on one side and taser on one
Speaker 2: side and loaded weapon on the other to where you know,
Speaker 2: if I'm using my right hand, that's gonna be a
Speaker 2: kill gun. This one's gonna be an electric gun. I
Speaker 2: don't know. There's very very easy ways to do this,
Speaker 2: but for some reason, female cops just have an issue
Speaker 2: with this. And Rose, I'm not talking about you. Rose
Speaker 2: Chaos are resident cult member from Texas. We love you, Dearly.
Speaker 2: Clearly you're not one of the ones.
Speaker 4: We're talking There is there is good female cops, Oh,
Speaker 4: for sure. I have some friends that I served with
Speaker 4: in the Marine Corps that are female cops that they
Speaker 4: have done amazing.
Speaker 2: For sure.
Speaker 3: One of our good friends, Ray, she's an amazing cops.
Speaker 2: Excellent.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's been she's been a police officer for a
Speaker 4: long time. She actually just won another award, and she's
Speaker 4: she is squared away.
Speaker 2: So there is a lot of the bad that make
Speaker 2: the good look bad.
Speaker 3: True, that happens in a lot of situations. But I'm
Speaker 3: simply saying, there.
Speaker 2: Are amazing acorn video you remember that one.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there are amazing cops out there, and we super
Speaker 4: appreciate you, and there are police officers that definitely need
Speaker 4: more help being you're trying to be serious.
Speaker 2: And like the dude in the back seat, he lit
Speaker 2: the fu up, no idea.
Speaker 3: Why you're talking about the ones that corns, and that
Speaker 3: dude just goes hand.
Speaker 2: Okay, wait, but the dude chimed in too, but like
Speaker 2: didn't understand what until it was too late. So like homeboy,
Speaker 2: they got the guy in cuffs. He didn't die, right,
Speaker 2: he yet, by the grace of fucking god. Okay, I
Speaker 2: remember they got him in the cuffs. They got him
Speaker 2: in the back of the car. He was not being violent,
Speaker 2: he was not being aggressive, Like, there's nothing to fear here,
Speaker 2: everything's cool. Relatively new female cop relatively puts him in
Speaker 2: the back of the cop car, closes the door, and
Speaker 2: an acorn from the tree above hits the roof for
Speaker 2: the car. She fucking does a double barrel roll like
Speaker 2: out I remember it, just unload the entire mag into
Speaker 2: the cop car. Dude. Cop is inside finishing up his
Speaker 2: statement or whatever. Here's a ship going on, sees that
Speaker 2: she's shooting at the car, fucking starts dumping in as well,
Speaker 2: because like you got a supports teammate, Like, I don't
Speaker 2: know what's going on, but like she's pulling a weapon
Speaker 2: and started shooting. Clearly something's gone down here, only to
Speaker 2: find out that nothing had happened. Meanwhile, boys in the
Speaker 2: back seat fucking girled up screaming like what the fuck,
Speaker 2: Like he didn't know nothing was going down.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 2: Thankfully he wasn't shot, but yeah, that was a man.
Speaker 3: Over here trying to be sincere in your lay. Like God,
Speaker 3: damn man, I can.
Speaker 2: Just think of Captain Sparrow and it's just stop blowing
Speaker 2: holes in my ship, like just losing his ship. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: moving on anyway. God, fucking acorn cop God, that's gonna
Speaker 2: live forever in my mental housing unit. Just rent free.
Speaker 2: Same as the taco Bell they got shut down. They
Speaker 2: had the candlelit vigil over it. Beside the point moving
Speaker 2: on anyway, Yes, so, but to your point, though, cops
Speaker 2: get a really bad reputation because of the ones that
Speaker 2: make a really bad name for the whole and that's
Speaker 2: not fair. I do agree that they also need a
Speaker 2: lot more training, not just in the academy, even once
Speaker 2: they're on the street, when they're not on the street,
Speaker 2: they need more training. That you got to re up
Speaker 2: on that training.
Speaker 4: But we do appreciate all the police officers and fire
Speaker 4: firemen and paramedics, EMTs, nurses, doctors, everybody that is holding
Speaker 4: the front line and helping all of US citizens out here.
Speaker 2: And so the Rioters. It took place in Portland. They
Speaker 2: played some stupid games, they won some stupid prizes, and
Speaker 2: the riots pretty much subsided. But give it a few weeks,
Speaker 2: I'm sure they'll be back. That's like a thing that
Speaker 2: Portland does. But anyway, moving onward now, as we were
Speaker 2: talking about the La Palisade fires that took place a
Speaker 2: few months prior, they caught the guy allegedly and he
Speaker 2: was a Florida man. Florida man arrested for the La
Speaker 2: fires Jonathan render connect render necked. I don't know how
Speaker 2: you would pronounced that name. Twenty nine years old was
Speaker 2: charged with the arson of la Oh shit, I just
Speaker 2: hit the camera. Here's the deal. And I'm not saying
Speaker 2: that he had no hand in it. It's possible, I expect.
Speaker 3: According to the Britannica it was. He was not mentioned.
Speaker 2: According to the aerial video footage unless this guy who's
Speaker 2: got some sort of like crazy ninjitsu ship where he
Speaker 2: can be in three different locations across the entire spy
Speaker 2: at the same time. Clearly clearly a mage. Well he's
Speaker 2: a Florida man, so like I don't know what the
Speaker 2: equivalent of a Florida man like Leprechaun would be, but like, yeah,
Speaker 2: you boys got that elvision and maybe he's fave.
Speaker 4: Ok hmmm, I he can he can be in three
Speaker 4: places at one time to start three separate fires. So
Speaker 4: clearly he wasn't even mentioned though, so I'm not really
Speaker 4: sure at this point what they did or did not
Speaker 4: do with old Jonathan, which is not Jonathan Jonathan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jonathan not Jonathane over at Metamistics, although I do
Speaker 2: have to say, like you're not going to compare I'm
Speaker 2: not obviously that's that's not what Jacob's doing. Jacob's not
Speaker 2: going to do that anyways. Moving on, anyways, moving.
Speaker 3: On Christian Jenna said, and ceasefire in Israel, you know, yep,
Speaker 3: back continuing on in the month of October.
Speaker 2: The Christian genocide that's going on all over Africa and
Speaker 2: multiple countries, Nigeria, Souday and Chad, the DRC, all kinds
Speaker 2: of countries in central and northern but not like north
Speaker 2: of the Sahara, but like central and all that area
Speaker 2: of Africa. Finally was acknowledged. It's been going on for
Speaker 2: a while, but finally people are starting to let it
Speaker 2: be known and talking about on the socials and talking
Speaker 2: about on the mainstream. There's literally just they're they're bringing
Speaker 2: people out of churches in the middle of service and
Speaker 2: gunning down.
Speaker 4: Sure that pastor was killed, the one that actually stood
Speaker 4: up to them. And in Nigeria, his his people in
Speaker 4: his church were killed. First, they burned the church, he
Speaker 4: went back to the church, then he was killed. Yeah,
Speaker 4: there's actually like videos of him talking and stuff like that,
Speaker 4: and so I think that gained a lot more notoriety
Speaker 4: because this has truly been going on and.
Speaker 3: Now we have eyes on social media.
Speaker 2: So we do, and all of it by different versions
Speaker 2: of Islamic extremist sect. Some of them have their their
Speaker 2: claims that they are affiliates of ISIS, some have their
Speaker 2: claims with their affiliates of al Qaeda.
Speaker 4: It takes an episode with Jonathan a few months back,
Speaker 4: right in October. You guys did an episode of this,
Speaker 4: so shut up, you know, to go take a listen
Speaker 4: to it where they go dive deep into this and
Speaker 4: actually the numbers are staggering.
Speaker 3: They're huge compared to what a lot of us thought.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, you hear about like in Sudan, for instance,
Speaker 2: you'll hear about a group a mass grave being found.
Speaker 2: Gunman came through and burned down a whole village and
Speaker 2: killed everybody, and that's horrible, absolutely horrible. Then you find
Speaker 2: out that it's not just to inflict control and fear
Speaker 2: into a population. They're doing it for specific reasons, with
Speaker 2: specific intent, which makes it a genocide. These groups are
Speaker 2: absolutely trying to wipe out all of Christianity across the
Speaker 2: continent of Africa, which good luck for one, because Christianity
Speaker 2: is on the rise in Africa more than any other
Speaker 2: continent on Earth right now. But that is the thing
Speaker 2: that's going on, and now finally enough people know that
Speaker 2: it's going on with a genocidal tone to where we
Speaker 2: can really get some awareness around it and hopefully get
Speaker 2: some help to these people.
Speaker 3: That's sad.
Speaker 4: Oh God, that video makes my heart hurt just thinking
Speaker 4: about it. That beautiful mother with her three babies that
Speaker 4: were all under the age of four.
Speaker 2: Honestly, I saw the video of the nine year old
Speaker 2: that like wanted to die.
Speaker 4: No, but this woman was tormented and her children for
Speaker 4: like fifteen minutes in this video, and then they executed
Speaker 4: all of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it was just absolutely horrible.
Speaker 4: Thankfully, this video sparked a lot of conversation to try
Speaker 4: and get aid to the rest of the people that
Speaker 4: are suffering from this.
Speaker 3: I do. I hate that video though. It's just makes
Speaker 3: me absolutely stick to my stomach. So genocide is never
Speaker 3: a positive thing.
Speaker 2: Saw this one video, this nine year old who like
Speaker 2: he wanted to die because his twelve year old brother
Speaker 2: was killed like a few weeks prior, and like that
Speaker 2: was all he had left. His parents had died, you know,
Speaker 2: months prior, and all this thing. He's just like at
Speaker 2: this point, was like death has got to be better
Speaker 2: than this. So like it's cool, like nine years old,
Speaker 2: I have a nine year old like that. I can't
Speaker 2: imagine that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, level, I have a nine year old too, So
Speaker 3: it's I don't know, not.
Speaker 2: Even like being okay with death wishing it because like
Speaker 2: the levels of mental anguish that you have to go
Speaker 2: through to be that disassociated with reality. It wasn't like
Speaker 2: this kid was crying either. He was just very matter
Speaker 2: of fact about it, and he felt like this is
Speaker 2: the logical thing and like whatever whatever. It's just like fuck.
Speaker 2: But anyway, anyway, Christian genocide that's happening in Africa all
Speaker 2: over right now.
Speaker 3: Now I'm going to the next mass killings situation over there.
Speaker 2: Ceasefire in Israel. Well I should have said ceasefire and Gaza,
Speaker 2: but you know, yeah, so a tentative ceasefire agreement was
Speaker 2: reached in Israel, although more skirmishes continued for days and
Speaker 2: weeks after technically speaking, and yeah, they have allegedly continued
Speaker 2: this ceasefire, depending on which source you read, there's still
Speaker 2: things going on daily and or they're still looking for
Speaker 2: bodies and they're trying to get the death tolls all
Speaker 2: linked up and like really get some real numbers behind it.
Speaker 2: There are multiple human rights groups that are trying to
Speaker 2: fry Israel for war crimes and genocide and humanitarian issue
Speaker 2: like this is not gonna shake out, Okay, not by
Speaker 2: any stretch of the imagination. I do believe that bb Netna,
Speaker 2: who will probably lose his position because of this. He
Speaker 2: was not very popular in Israel before the attacks took place.
Speaker 3: He should be tried for war crimes. Yeah, he should
Speaker 3: be tried.
Speaker 2: And there was a section of time where his response
Speaker 2: to the attack, everybody supported him, Everybody loved them. It
Speaker 2: was awesome. It went on for so long that the
Speaker 2: entire world has now turned against him and Israel as
Speaker 2: a whole. Even America, their tightest ally period ever period
Speaker 2: has now turned their back and now Trump is climbing
Speaker 2: deeper into bed with Katar and Saudi Arabia. Why you
Speaker 2: knows how bad you got a fuck up for that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do believe he needs to be held accountable.
Speaker 4: But that's the thing that the problem with these genocides
Speaker 4: and these things that are occurring.
Speaker 3: They are still today trying people from Rwanda. Yeah, just
Speaker 3: so you know, you can actually go to the Rwandan
Speaker 3: genocide site where many of the victims that survived or
Speaker 3: many of the family members of victims that survived post
Speaker 3: on there. And also it goes into detail from journalists
Speaker 3: that have gone into the prisons and talk to people
Speaker 3: that were associated with this that actually got tried and
Speaker 3: convicted for committing genocidal crimes. They actually go into the
Speaker 3: thought process of how this even happened, but they list
Speaker 3: out the people that are still actively being tried.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is from the nineties, so for anyone to
Speaker 4: be held accountable for this situation is going to take decades. Yeah, potentially,
Speaker 4: But this is not on the same scale as in
Speaker 4: this was an entire uproar of people in and of itself,
Speaker 4: like a lot of people that were involved verse versus
Speaker 4: situation with Israel where it could be held more accountable
Speaker 4: hopefully faster. But I do believe that these are wars
Speaker 4: against humanity, crimes against humanity, and that they need to
Speaker 4: be tried.
Speaker 2: So we are going to keep our finger on the
Speaker 2: pulse of that one for many reasons, and we will
Speaker 2: see how it shakes out. But it's worth mentioning in
Speaker 2: the month of October that a tentative ceasefire was established
Speaker 2: ish like.
Speaker 3: Governments shut down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the government shut down began in October. In an
Speaker 2: attempt to stop Trump from making more moves, Democrats resorted
Speaker 2: to shutting the government down on October first. This started
Speaker 2: what would become the longest government shut down in American history,
Speaker 2: and that went on the entirety of October. Also, the
Speaker 2: CIA was deployed to Venezuela. So as much as I
Speaker 2: said that, you know, we're gonna go to war with Venezuela,
Speaker 2: and we have a military fleet off the coast of Venezuela,
Speaker 2: and we're bombing their boats and taking on their oil
Speaker 2: tankers and all these things, Trump also loudly proclaimed that
Speaker 2: the CIA has agents in Venezuela right now with the
Speaker 2: express mission to overthrow Maduro. So, if anybody knows anything
Speaker 2: about the history of America and South America, or let
Speaker 2: me rephrase that of the United States and the entire
Speaker 2: continent of South America for the past seventy five eighty years,
Speaker 2: this is not the first coup that we've thrown. Hell,
Speaker 2: this isn't even the first coup in Venezuela we've thrown.
Speaker 2: So keep your eyes out for Maduro just coming up
Speaker 2: missing here soon and or us going to actual kinetic
Speaker 2: war over this. So now we are moving into the
Speaker 2: month of November of twenty twenty five, Brigitite Macron tranny
Speaker 2: case gets louder. Yes, And as you're talking about good
Speaker 2: old Candace earlier, she was the one that was very
Speaker 2: loud with Brigitte Macron possibly being a dude. Okay, And
Speaker 2: according to Candace, the first Lady of France is a
Speaker 2: born male and probably the long lost uncle of Manuel
Speaker 2: mcrone himself. The couple have decided to take Candace to
Speaker 2: court in Delaware. And after months and months of candas
Speaker 2: owing saying that she will not be seeking for dismissal
Speaker 2: of the case and all of these things because she's
Speaker 2: about her business. She's standing it ten toes down. But
Speaker 2: she quietly under the radar, absolutely reached out to the
Speaker 2: judge and tried to seek a dismissal of the case.
Speaker 2: Interestingly enough, and for the record, I do believe her
Speaker 2: on this one. I think Brigita is absolutely a dude.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you've been on this case for a hot minute.
Speaker 2: I as much as I believe that Big Mike Obama
Speaker 2: is a dude, Like, you know, Brigitte is probably a guy.
Speaker 2: There's like no pictures of her as a child. There's
Speaker 2: no pictures of her like in the yearbook on the
Speaker 2: staff when she was allegedly Manual's teacher when he was
Speaker 2: fourteen and they started this relationship like that. No pictures
Speaker 2: of her exist in that fashion, but like, all right, cool,
Speaker 2: So yeah, they decided to take the fight to Candace
Speaker 2: on us soil in Delaware, where her business is based
Speaker 2: out of and then she quietly like was seeking to
Speaker 2: get the case thrown out. So whatever came of that,
Speaker 2: nothing much because Candace is on a whole Charlie Kirk
Speaker 2: kick these days and hasn't really talked about Brigitte in
Speaker 2: a little minute. Interestingly enough, continuing on, in the month
Speaker 2: of November, Trump announced that he wants to start testing
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons again.
Speaker 3: Yes, I remember this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, much of the dismay of the community that believes
Speaker 2: that nukes are fake, they are real. Sorry. The President
Speaker 2: announced that he is seeking to resume nuclear weapons testing.
Speaker 2: This will have to be approved by multiple levels of
Speaker 2: the government, but he's still he still made his intentions
Speaker 2: known to this end. Will this happen? I don't I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't think so. I think that we've pretty much
Speaker 2: gone as far as we need to go as far
Speaker 2: as nuclear weapons are concerned. We have more than enough
Speaker 2: to blow up the world multiple times over just in
Speaker 2: our own personal stock, let alone what all the other
Speaker 2: countries combined have. There's no there's no inherent benefit to
Speaker 2: it at this point. It's throwing money away for the
Speaker 2: sake of throwing money away. And you know, maybe that's
Speaker 2: the whole point. Maybe it's just a flex maybe it's
Speaker 2: a part of the same.
Speaker 3: Don't start nuclear testing again.
Speaker 2: We've also passed so many laws we can't want. We
Speaker 2: can't test them on the ground, we can't test them
Speaker 2: in the water, we can't test them in the air,
Speaker 2: we can't test them underground. That's how we launched the
Speaker 2: fucking sewer lid into space at Mooch. Fuck.
Speaker 3: Look, we've done enough testing. What else do you need
Speaker 3: to test?
Speaker 2: Right that you don't have?
Speaker 3: There's nothing else to test. You've done enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Anyway, he did make the announcement, so it was
Speaker 2: worth mentioning here as far as the conspiratorial things are concerned.
Speaker 2: But hey, we'll see how that goes. Also, the month
Speaker 2: of November, the government shutdown ends. The longest shutdown in
Speaker 2: US history, ended after forty three days, far exceeding the
Speaker 2: record of thirty five days that was set from twenty
Speaker 2: eighteen to twenty nineteen. It was like end of twenty
Speaker 2: eighteen and induer. Yeah, the shutdown was caused by Democrats
Speaker 2: trying to grid lock Trump then ultimately led to the
Speaker 2: Democratic Party eating itself alive, which it is still doing
Speaker 2: to this day. Multiple Democrats have been calling for the
Speaker 2: resignation of Chuck Schumer over the incident, because he is
Speaker 2: the guy that was telling the Democrats to stop showing
Speaker 2: up to work when he has shut this bitch down
Speaker 2: all these things, and then they ended up screwing over
Speaker 2: their constituents because if the government's not working, that means
Speaker 2: the food stamps can't go out, and that means that
Speaker 2: all these government programs can't function. So all of the
Speaker 2: people that vote Democrat were left just holding the bag.
Speaker 2: And it was primarily because of Chuck Schumer and his ILK. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: the Democratic Party is currently eating itself alive from the
Speaker 2: inside out, which in one regard makes me happy, but
Speaker 2: in another regard, this accomplished nothing. This accomplished nothing, So yeah,
Speaker 2: it just.
Speaker 3: Hurt more Americans than anything else.
Speaker 2: Right, So, anyway, the government shutdown ended record long. Not good.
Speaker 2: It hurt the constituents of the Democratic Party, and everybody
Speaker 2: was pretty pissed at Chuck Schumer over the whole ordeal,
Speaker 2: which rightfully so in my opinion. Next, the Epstein emails
Speaker 2: paint a picture. So emails released from the Epstein estate
Speaker 2: show more connections to the piece of shit, namely the
Speaker 2: connections between Epstein and Trump. Yes, they show connections to
Speaker 2: other people too, Yes, but that's not the big one here.
Speaker 4: But the emails itself. I watched a couple different things.
Speaker 4: Trump never actually emails Epstein. Epstein talks about Trump a
Speaker 4: shit ton exactly and has code names for him, and
Speaker 4: talks about some things that him doing. You know, he
Speaker 4: was at a party with girls him setting him up
Speaker 4: for things. Then there's that guy that him, when I
Speaker 4: say him, Epstein was working with to take down Trump
Speaker 4: pretty much, to set him up. That's what that was
Speaker 4: in the emails. There's a ton of emails talking about
Speaker 4: Trump himself, but there was none showing that them two
Speaker 4: were talking back and forth, which to be honest, So
Speaker 4: there's so many other things, you know, the birthday card,
Speaker 4: which is definitely interesting. There's photos of them, they were
Speaker 4: hanging out in the same places. They were friends at
Speaker 4: one point. I think that Trump was smart enough to
Speaker 4: not put shit on email.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was a lot. There's a lot to unpack
Speaker 2: on this one. But all of this also confirms what
Speaker 2: Pam Bondi told Trump in May, that he is absolutely
Speaker 2: on these lists, and then how in June and July
Speaker 2: he just took a hard shift away from him try
Speaker 2: to downplay the whole ordeal. Then when the emails from
Speaker 2: the estate came out, it's like, Okay, maybe Trump didn't
Speaker 2: have direct correspondence with jeff but there was enough to
Speaker 2: say that they were a little more than just acquaintances, right,
Speaker 2: And this led to the Epstein Files Transparency Act being
Speaker 2: signed into law and on screen right now. Again, if
Speaker 2: you're not watching this, you need to be on Patreon
Speaker 2: dot com slash called Conspiracy podcast to see this. So
Speaker 2: this is from Jeffrey to just lame. I want you
Speaker 2: to realize that the dog has embarked, or the dog
Speaker 2: that hasn't barked is Trump. He spent hours at his
Speaker 2: house with him. He never once has been mentioned yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: the dog that hasn't barked yet was Trump? Moving on
Speaker 2: it says it's from micro Wolf to.
Speaker 3: Jeffrey Epsiode, that's what it's talking about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's an opportunity to come for this week and
Speaker 2: talk about Trump in such a way that could garner
Speaker 2: you great sympathy to help finish him interested.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so there's a lot between him and Epstein going
Speaker 3: back and forth talking about Trump and talking about taking
Speaker 3: Trump down.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmmm. So then we have an correspondence between Epstein
Speaker 2: and Sultan Ben Soliam Solium Solaam. Yeah, the Sultan, you
Speaker 2: know the guy from Epstein says never heard of him.
Speaker 2: Donald is close to no one. He talks to many people,
Speaker 2: he tells each one something different. And then on Sunday,
Speaker 2: March fourth, twenty eighteen, from Solomon, he wrote, do you
Speaker 2: know him? I heard that he is close to Trump?
Speaker 2: So Epstein wasn't just out there talking to just any
Speaker 2: old people. He's out there talking to real shot callers.
Speaker 4: There's no way with Epstein's ties to the money laundering
Speaker 4: and all the situations where he should have been rested,
Speaker 4: and all the people that he knew, the billionaires and
Speaker 4: getting gifted that Manhattan house or the penthouse and all
Speaker 4: of that stuff. He wasn't running in the exact same
Speaker 4: circles as Trump. I think Trump was more strategic about
Speaker 4: his affairs or his ties to Epstein. I think it
Speaker 4: was just enough facade or to show that, like, hey,
Speaker 4: we kind of know each other. But I also think
Speaker 4: that they one hundred percent did a lot of shit together. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but then Trump, I don't know, wised up herd that
Speaker 4: maybe he found out that Epstein really was a plant
Speaker 4: and that he was collecting data and all of this information,
Speaker 4: and he made sure that he didn't have anything extra
Speaker 4: on him.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of weird things with them in particular.
Speaker 4: Yeah, agreed, And these emails, and there's more emails that
Speaker 4: are really strange. It's like he's trying to capture Trump
Speaker 4: in scenarios and to be able to take him down
Speaker 4: or have dirt on him or you know whatnot. I
Speaker 4: think Trump is really good at saying what needs to
Speaker 4: be said. He's slick about all of this stuff. He
Speaker 4: understands the game afoot. But I think he also is
Speaker 4: still one hundred attached to whatever is. Whatever he's done
Speaker 4: is still pretty.
Speaker 3: Bad.
Speaker 2: And his name was in fact on the flight logs
Speaker 2: multiple times.
Speaker 3: Can we see that.
Speaker 2: We both witnessed both.
Speaker 3: We both looked at it, we both talked about that.
Speaker 3: And that was in the nineties. This is those flight
Speaker 3: logs were this is.
Speaker 2: Was it the nineties?
Speaker 4: I thought that's when those flight logs were from. Was
Speaker 4: the nineties that we were looking at. There was pages
Speaker 4: and pages of them.
Speaker 3: I believe that we opened up just one set of
Speaker 3: them and we only scanned ten pages, maybe eight.
Speaker 2: He and all the information is out there though on
Speaker 2: dot gov websites like reputable sources that you can actually
Speaker 2: look and see, and Trump's name is all over them. Honestly, Now,
Speaker 2: again we don't know.
Speaker 3: But they didn't say they went to his island.
Speaker 2: They did not.
Speaker 3: They said that he was on the plane, that he
Speaker 3: used his plane, which so you know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I personally, look, I personally believe that Trump is in
Speaker 3: bed with this whole situation. I think that he is
Speaker 3: negatively or literally, I think both.
Speaker 4: Probably that I think that he definitely is as corrupt
Speaker 4: as the rest of them, yep, And that this is
Speaker 4: a whole trying to put out fires before they start.
Speaker 4: But also he just don't give a fuck. He does
Speaker 4: not at all like he feels untouchable obviously by the.
Speaker 3: Way he acts.
Speaker 2: Yeah so so again, when the emails from the estate
Speaker 2: came out, they started paying a little bit more of
Speaker 2: a picture between old Donnie and old Jeff Epstein. Moving onward.
Speaker 2: Also in the month of November, Dick Cheney died. Former
Speaker 2: White House Chief of Staff from seventy five to seventy seven,
Speaker 2: former Wyoming Representative from seventy nine to eighty nine, Former
Speaker 2: Secretary of Defense from eighty nine to ninety three, Former
Speaker 2: Vice President from two thousand and one to two thousand
Speaker 2: and nine. His entire career was one giant conspiracy. We
Speaker 2: just dropped an episode on him, was within a week
Speaker 2: of him passing, and we broke it all down. It
Speaker 2: goes all the way back to Gerald Ford, who also
Speaker 2: super conspiratorial. When you talk about him being on the
Speaker 2: Warrant Commission and all these things, him being tied to
Speaker 2: Daddy Bush, who was the former head of the CIA,
Speaker 2: him being appointed by Daddy Bush to be George W's VP.
Speaker 2: He's literally the only reason we went to Warren Iraq.
Speaker 2: Like it's not even a debatable topic at this point,
Speaker 2: especially when you look at all the crazy things with
Speaker 2: Haliburton and KVR and the no big government contracts. It
Speaker 2: was so corrupt in the first two years of him
Speaker 2: being vice president that George W. Bush actually had to
Speaker 2: start an entire website to try and offer open big
Speaker 2: contracts to vendors rather than them just going to his company. Outright,
Speaker 2: it's wild.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's wild to me that these people can make
Speaker 4: lifelong careers in our government and no one is holding
Speaker 4: them accountable for any of the shit they do, any
Speaker 4: of the things that they say, any of the bills
Speaker 4: that they pass. It's just like, oh, that was like
Speaker 4: two decades ago, Like whatever, He's a changed man.
Speaker 2: No one pays attention to what the VP's doing. See,
Speaker 2: like right now everybody's looking at Trump. What's JD. Van's
Speaker 2: been doing this entire year? I don't know, and neither
Speaker 2: does anybody else.
Speaker 4: I know that he's been around and started some shit
Speaker 4: in a couple of places, but other than as vps
Speaker 4: do better than that, I couldn't tell you really what
Speaker 4: he's been doing. But also with the president, like Trump,
Speaker 4: you know, there's a lot to be said with him individually,
Speaker 4: but there's a lot of things that these people do
Speaker 4: that really, I mean every dal.
Speaker 2: Eric is trying to get JD elected, which is the
Speaker 2: whole thing.
Speaker 4: Every day though they are constantly passing bills, riding bills,
Speaker 4: talking about bills, changing bills, changing laws, and for the
Speaker 4: majority and myself included, I don't know half of what's
Speaker 4: going on when it comes to those things because it's
Speaker 4: a lot of jargon that most of us don't have
Speaker 4: the time to sit and do cipher.
Speaker 3: And if we do, what is what are we gonna do?
Speaker 3: Because most people at this point, this low level, we
Speaker 3: don't have much of a voice, to be honest, even
Speaker 3: though we should, we should, we don't have much of
Speaker 3: a voice.
Speaker 2: And that's the deal. Dick Cheney didn't give a fuck
Speaker 2: about no legislation or laws being passed. He was in
Speaker 2: it for the almighty Dalla always. What do you remember
Speaker 2: when he shot his homeboy at point blank range with
Speaker 2: bird shot and then the guy actually apologized to him
Speaker 2: about it. Yes, I do, that's a thing that took place.
Speaker 3: He was a fucking evil bastard.
Speaker 2: He was. He was one of He was one of
Speaker 2: the most human beings that's ever been also prolifically pro
Speaker 2: gay marriage, which makes sense because his daughter he just looks.
Speaker 3: Like an evil bastard though he really does.
Speaker 2: He looks like an absolute DC born and bred through
Speaker 2: and through mother.
Speaker 3: He's a reptile.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, I've been in and around Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: From seventy five to nine, and then was lobbying or
Speaker 2: not lobbying, was actually advocating against Trump? Yeah, just hard shifts,
Speaker 2: hard shifts anyway. Yeah, Old Dick Cheney died in November.
Speaker 2: Then there was the National Guard shooting in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: Which once again we talked about this. The big balls
Speaker 2: getting attacked is what led to the National Guard being
Speaker 2: on damn near every street corner in DC. Then this
Speaker 2: took place. So on November twenty sixth to well West
Speaker 2: Virginia National Guard's been guards people in this case were
Speaker 2: ambushed and shot near the White House in Washington, DC,
Speaker 2: like on the same block as the White House. The
Speaker 2: guy who shot them, I'm not gonna mention his name
Speaker 2: because I don't believe in giving this piece of shit
Speaker 2: any more. Fame was an Afghan national who was brought
Speaker 2: to the United States on a special immigrant visa for
Speaker 2: helping our troops in the war. That's wild the whole
Speaker 2: thing with the no. I don't know if he was
Speaker 2: a terp. I don't know if his family gave our
Speaker 2: people some aid or some good intel or whatever the
Speaker 2: case was. I don't know the whole backstory. What I
Speaker 2: do know is the whole situation with the Afghan withdrawal
Speaker 2: and all these people that were like clamoring to get
Speaker 2: our allies out of there, out of harm's way. He
Speaker 2: came here not during the big withdrawal, but like he
Speaker 2: came years prior for being an asset to Americans and
Speaker 2: getting a special immigrant visa for helping the Americans in
Speaker 2: his home country. Then he gets here and lives here
Speaker 2: for a few years and decides, you know what, fuck everything, man,
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna do this, and decides to to shoot
Speaker 2: basically point blank range of these two National Guard members.
Speaker 2: Specialist Sarah Beckstrom died of her wounds, while staff Sergeant
Speaker 2: Wolfe was critically wounded but did survive the attack. And
Speaker 2: all that took place, I mean, how much more safer
Speaker 2: do you need to go to try to make it
Speaker 2: to where this doesn't happen. You have National Guard on
Speaker 2: all over the place, and now they're getting attacked and
Speaker 2: that's in our capital city.
Speaker 4: I mean, it doesn't surprise me though. While we were there,
Speaker 4: we heard them seeing the prayer and we heard them
Speaker 4: advocating and everything else. Before there was tons of Muslims
Speaker 4: all over the place. Is surrounded by them at the
Speaker 4: steps of Lincoln's Memorial, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Waving the Palestine flag. And it's like, that's that's just
Speaker 2: not something you see typically, but in this America you do.
Speaker 2: I suppose that's that's our good. Moving on Trump and
Speaker 2: Saudi Arabia. Remember how we just talked about this, how
Speaker 2: Trump net and Yahoo and they're having their whole issue
Speaker 2: right now. Trump is climbing deeper into bed with multiple
Speaker 2: Arab nations, not Israel, and he's not being shy about this.
Speaker 2: Katar just bought him his four hundred billion dollar plane
Speaker 2: or whatever it is. Four hundred million I'm throwing out
Speaker 2: these numbers arbitrarily, doesn't matter. It's the largest monetary style
Speaker 2: gift that any president has ever received from a foreign nation,
Speaker 2: way more than any of the apack money that any
Speaker 2: politician has received to date. He's making big moves with
Speaker 2: the UAE, and now he's climbing into bed with Saudi Arabia. Okay,
Speaker 2: as they claim the Royal family of Saudi Arabia is
Speaker 2: claiming that they plan to spend a trillion dollars on
Speaker 2: the US.
Speaker 4: You know, just chump change a trillion mythical dollars up
Speaker 4: in the ether to the royal family.
Speaker 2: That yeah, like a trillion dollars is just what it
Speaker 2: is for them.
Speaker 3: I mean, think about this on what particular part though
Speaker 3: of the US, Like what are they buying from us?
Speaker 4: What are they spending the money on? Is they just
Speaker 4: getting gifted to us? What kind of deal were you
Speaker 4: going to broker for us to owe them another trillion?
Speaker 2: They plan on investing in American businesses and American infrastructure.
Speaker 4: Gates is probably at the back of this wee like
Speaker 4: Musk Musk Gates, all them fuckers, black Rock, all of them, the.
Speaker 2: Old Peter Teele with Pallunteer, the yeah, a bunch a
Speaker 2: bunch yeah. And never mind the fact that all the
Speaker 2: countries I just listed have like human rights violations that
Speaker 2: have plagued them for years and years, you know, throwing
Speaker 2: homosexuals off roofs, being incredibly horrible to women and children.
Speaker 2: But like, that's a trillion dollars raven with a T
Speaker 2: like I.
Speaker 3: Mean, yeah, you know, human rights, fuck them right, just
Speaker 3: make more.
Speaker 2: But like a trillion though. Yeah, that's literally the conversation
Speaker 2: that's going on.
Speaker 3: It's insane to me.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, China had AI cyber attacks. So the Congressional Budget
Speaker 2: Office during the government shutdown was hacked by China using
Speaker 2: it as a diversion. So again I'm gonna break that
Speaker 2: down for everybody. While the US government, because of Chuck
Speaker 2: Schumer and the Democrats, went into the longest shutdown in
Speaker 2: American history, Chinese hackers and I don't mean like a
Speaker 2: random hacker from a place that happened to be ch
Speaker 2: no no, no CCP hackers were able to get in
Speaker 2: and get all kinds of data from the Congressional Budget Office,
Speaker 2: and they used the government shutdown as a diversion because
Speaker 2: they knew nobody was showing up and nobody was going
Speaker 2: to catch it for weeks. It's insane and that totally
Speaker 2: took place, and it's just one of those things, you know,
Speaker 2: And they used AI to do it.
Speaker 3: Shocker ani yay, so crazy. So that goes so good.
Speaker 2: Yet again, we need to just.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's Musk's AI. You know, the same thing they
Speaker 4: used to find doge. Maybe they use that to get
Speaker 4: in the back door.
Speaker 2: It's very possible. China is very good at not developing
Speaker 2: anything of their own and just uh, pretty much carbon
Speaker 2: copying American tech and American innovation. We had that whole thing,
Speaker 2: was it last year? The uh not deep Blue, Well,
Speaker 2: it was a it's an AI thing.
Speaker 3: I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: So essentially we had some companies that were developing a
Speaker 2: new AI, not just a chatbot, but just some sort
Speaker 2: of a new AI deep sea, blue Sea. I forget
Speaker 2: what it was called. It you know it is what
Speaker 2: it is. I remember the icon was like that of
Speaker 2: a blue whale, and essentially it got hacked and robbed,
Speaker 2: not for money, but basically it's programming was robbed, and
Speaker 2: it was clearly done by because they left their fucking
Speaker 2: footprint on it. And you can track how data moves
Speaker 2: from point to point B and you could see where
Speaker 2: it arrived. So we know for sure that the deep
Speaker 2: Sea I think it was called. We know for sure
Speaker 2: that that AI was hacked, stolen and replicated by China,
Speaker 2: and knowing did anything about it. And then China a
Speaker 2: few weeks later says that they had the latest and
Speaker 2: greatest and AI innovation and this, that and the third,
Speaker 2: and it's like, dude, you literally don't even have creativity
Speaker 2: anymore because of the brain drain that your country has suffered.
Speaker 2: So now you have to steal everyone else's shit and
Speaker 2: that's that's what happened. And you know, well, how can
Speaker 2: you claim that an AI computer program was stolen whenever
Speaker 2: you still have it because possession is nine tenths of
Speaker 2: the law and all that. So yeah, you could check
Speaker 2: the back door on the files that were used to
Speaker 2: steal that and it all tied back to China. So
Speaker 2: it might have been something musculated. It might have been
Speaker 2: one of those things. Who fucking knows. Honestly, it's a
Speaker 2: big race as far as the AI is concerned. Moving
Speaker 2: into December, and let's get into it. Erica kirk Boy,
Speaker 2: there's been some controversy around her.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of things that have happened with her.
Speaker 4: Obviously, we talked about the candas own things, Nicki Minaj
Speaker 4: going on and then making the assassination comment.
Speaker 2: And then being like oo, that was crazy. That was rough.
Speaker 4: Yeah, going on and talking with her her. Have you
Speaker 4: seen her entrances to a few of the latest things
Speaker 4: that she's been on Fireworks.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, the Pyro, the Pyro and the whole nine, and.
Speaker 2: Just like ah, and then well, when did NICKI become
Speaker 2: a Republican? I must have missed that.
Speaker 3: I have no idea what she liked that whole situation.
Speaker 2: I actually been sew Trumper.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I didn't actually watch the whole thing.
Speaker 3: And then the whole thing with JD.
Speaker 4: Vance and how inappropriate the hug was that she's fucking
Speaker 4: him and she's also pregnant by his baby.
Speaker 3: That's the thing. And then she's a reptilian because.
Speaker 4: Of her angry eyes on that show, and that she's
Speaker 4: a lot of people have done deep dives into her
Speaker 4: connections to the government, her connections to Trump, how she's
Speaker 4: a planted person, how she her organization was trafficking kids
Speaker 4: that she was participating in long ago. There's just this
Speaker 4: list is long with this bitch.
Speaker 3: Like real long.
Speaker 4: How she's handling his death, how she's going on and
Speaker 4: doing all these talk shows, how she doesn't seem very sympathetic.
Speaker 3: It's just really long. I don't know. There's a lot
Speaker 3: of things that she and her of herself. Her story
Speaker 3: is very strange, her behavior is very weird as well.
Speaker 3: I mean, I get putting on a show, but you
Speaker 3: pretty much didn't haven't checked up for air since your
Speaker 3: like absolute love of your life, soulmate, beloved person died.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like at that.
Speaker 4: Point, I'm not getting out of bed, Like I'm just
Speaker 4: gonna lay in my bed until I die, Like if
Speaker 4: you truly lived and loved this person that greatly.
Speaker 3: Grief is powerful.
Speaker 4: So to be up and at it and doing all
Speaker 4: of these things right out the gate and smiling and
Speaker 4: doing all this stuff. No, yes, you can put on
Speaker 4: a show, but I just have a grief hits everyone
Speaker 4: very very very differently.
Speaker 2: It does, I'll say that it does. But and as
Speaker 2: you've said, people don't handle the same trauma in the
Speaker 2: same manner. Nope.
Speaker 4: I mean I still function and went through a tremendous
Speaker 4: amount of grief, I'll say that, and I still smiled here,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 3: I still lived life and stuff. It just was like
Speaker 3: eating me underneath, but thank you. I don't know, she
Speaker 3: just seems very I don't know how to put it.
Speaker 2: I don't want to see it's fake different. There's obviously
Speaker 2: been a shift and I also do not understand, and
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that this makes her inherently evil either,
Speaker 2: not saying it doesn't. But I don't understand why you
Speaker 2: would go out and publicly say that you are now
Speaker 2: trying to get JD. Vans elected to president. Trump hasn't
Speaker 2: even made his entire first year of this term. We
Speaker 2: still have three years. You want to start doing this
Speaker 2: conversation in the final year of Trump's term? Fine, midway
Speaker 2: through his term, Okay, I could, I could at least
Speaker 2: see you're trying to get the pieces together.
Speaker 4: What huh she does have like super support of Trump? Though, Okay, sure, sure,
Speaker 4: I don't know. This is the whole thing with Erica
Speaker 4: is weird. She's weird. I don't believe half of this whole.
Speaker 4: I don't even believe most of the situation with her
Speaker 4: in general, to be honest with you.
Speaker 2: Then the whole meeting with her and Candace Owens that
Speaker 2: that in and of itself was crazy too. The whole
Speaker 2: like they were going at it third party. This person
Speaker 2: was going on this show, Candas was saying this over here.
Speaker 2: It was a whole thing, And now all of a
Speaker 2: sudden they had this big four hour sit down conversation
Speaker 2: and it's all good now. Candace has not released another
Speaker 2: video to talk about anything since she mentioned the.
Speaker 3: Meeting with it. I haven't really looked at it, to
Speaker 3: be honest with you, is that was to watch with her?
Speaker 3: You know, I think that this is all a show.
Speaker 3: I think she is. She is the con man.
Speaker 2: I think they all are. I think Candas is.
Speaker 3: I think they're all in it together. But I think
Speaker 3: that she is.
Speaker 4: She has taken up the mantle of the common like
Speaker 4: they have been priming her and prepping her for this
Speaker 4: time to come. It's just she moved into it so seamlessly,
Speaker 4: Like I get having grief and in handling it differently,
Speaker 4: but old girl do doesn't even seem upset. No, And
Speaker 4: I think the majority of people from everything I've seen,
Speaker 4: agree that this just seems very odd.
Speaker 3: So very much that happens She's been This has been
Speaker 3: going on for months.
Speaker 2: But we just just, you know, really came to a
Speaker 2: head this month in December. It's been going on for months, yes,
Speaker 2: but none as prolifically and absurdly as in the month
Speaker 2: of December, for sure. Moving on Somalia laundering scandal, we did,
Speaker 2: in fact drop an episode all about this, but let's
Speaker 2: just give you the key details here. Over a billion
Speaker 2: dollars in taxpayer money stolen in Minnesota to fund terrorist groups,
Speaker 2: the terror group al Shabab, which is an al Qaeda affiliate.
Speaker 2: There have been as of right now, I think it's
Speaker 2: even more than fifty nine people. It might be, but
Speaker 2: when we type this up any way, fifty nine people
Speaker 2: have been convicted so far, not brought in, not questioned,
Speaker 2: convicted as guilty of sending our money for a nonprof
Speaker 2: to Somalia, specifically to fund al Shabab.
Speaker 4: Which, by the way, is the reason why so many
Speaker 4: of their own people are dying. Yeah, and having so
Speaker 4: many issues, but you know, fuck it, they did just try.
Speaker 4: The un just tried to do a piece deal pretty
Speaker 4: much with them, and they said no. And so yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: there are a lot of things that are still going
Speaker 4: on with Somalia, and the whole situation in Minnesota is
Speaker 4: still unfolding. A person, a content creator just went there
Speaker 4: and pretty much was forcing them to talk to him
Speaker 4: about what happened. And people are being held accountable and
Speaker 4: I don't know, everybody tying, everybody is still trying to
Speaker 4: unwrap how deep this went, how much money, how many
Speaker 4: people are involved?
Speaker 3: Who should be held accountable?
Speaker 4: Should the politicians be held accountable because they were trying
Speaker 4: to touch it but they couldn't because it was racist.
Speaker 2: Balls knew about it and turned a blind eye.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so there's a lot of things that are still
Speaker 4: it's still unfolding. So this is one of those dot
Speaker 4: dot dot put a pin in it for next year vibe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh no, no, it's this is not done. This
Speaker 2: is so not done. Interesting one that you know, we
Speaker 2: talked about on the Cage to Night, but I thought
Speaker 2: it was interesting to bring up as far as this
Speaker 2: episode is concerned. BMW retires their first generation of human
Speaker 2: robots that they have been using for the past year
Speaker 2: to build and manufacture cars. They are known as the
Speaker 2: Figure two or Figure two. They were working in South
Speaker 2: Carolina at the BMW manufacturing facility.
Speaker 3: That's what it said.
Speaker 4: They made over thirty thousand cars of that facility. I
Speaker 4: might be wrong, but when I looked it up, that's
Speaker 4: what I said. So, wow, I don't know, it's one
Speaker 4: of those things. I might be I might have read
Speaker 4: the wrong thing.
Speaker 2: No, No, it's that's what it is, and that's what
Speaker 2: it is. But like, okay, so long story short, they
Speaker 2: had ninety thousand robots helped load ninety thousand while working
Speaker 2: pounds nine pounds.
Speaker 3: Pounds, Yeah, parts, cars, all the different things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And so they use these these robots as kind
Speaker 2: of like a trial run for a year, and there's
Speaker 2: articles where you could see how they got like beat
Speaker 2: up and there's wear and tear on the robots.
Speaker 4: Yeah, their hands and their arms were not functioning very well.
Speaker 4: So they retired them to upgrade them in those specific areas.
Speaker 2: That wore out more to better robots.
Speaker 3: Better, Yeah, to better robots to still replace people in
Speaker 3: their jobs.
Speaker 2: So, like, y'all understand that I have friends that work
Speaker 2: in car manufacturing facilities in Nevada, right Reno specifically, and
Speaker 2: there was a big strike a couple of years back,
Speaker 2: and you know, I all saw this this friend of
Speaker 2: mine posting on the social media is about like, you know,
Speaker 2: fuck the scabs, the union workers got to stick together. This,
Speaker 2: that and the third this is where this leads. Now,
Speaker 2: like they're not going to hire scabs, They're not gonna
Speaker 2: bend to the union's will. They're just gonna hire robots
Speaker 2: because there's nothing in the union requirements saying that they
Speaker 2: can't hire some sort of an automated robot to replace
Speaker 2: the human. They just say they can't hire any body else. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: this is the thing that we're gonna have to look
Speaker 2: forward to in the future. More and more manufacturing jobs
Speaker 2: and what would be considered labor jobs are going to
Speaker 2: be taken by robots. And I know the argument's going
Speaker 2: to be, well, yeah, now the people are free to
Speaker 2: pursue their dreams and you know what they want to do.
Speaker 2: Here's the deal. Whenever you're trying to put food on
Speaker 2: the table for your family, you'll do whatever job pays.
Speaker 2: And for a lot of people that are living in
Speaker 2: certain areas where their only industry in their area, in
Speaker 2: their county or whatever is the car, the automotive manufacturing facility,
Speaker 2: they are now fucked.
Speaker 4: I mean, I was a ranch hand for a good
Speaker 4: while because that's what worked best for my schedule. They
Speaker 4: were the only people to work with my schedule that
Speaker 4: paid enough. And you know, you gotta do what you
Speaker 4: gotta do. You know. That's I just want to say, though,
Speaker 4: shout out to all the ranch hands and all the
Speaker 4: people that work on farms in all different capacities because
Speaker 4: that shit ain't easy.
Speaker 3: No, it ain't, and a lot of people underestimate it.
Speaker 4: I had some friends of mine want to come and
Speaker 4: try it out, and we're like, you know what, I
Speaker 4: want to get hired there too. One of my friends
Speaker 4: lasted an hour and a half. Yeah, and I was like, well,
Speaker 4: that didn't go over very well. She gave it her
Speaker 4: all though.
Speaker 3: I'll give it that.
Speaker 2: So absolutely it's not for everybody. But now, imagine a
Speaker 2: world where robots are doing the ranch hand work.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I could see it. People are people are going
Speaker 3: to but then it's going to.
Speaker 2: Be specially more AI be into.
Speaker 3: Then we're going to try it to Wally people.
Speaker 2: Yeah we are, man, I think that movie was more
Speaker 2: prophetic than what people really want to give it credit for.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, creepy.
Speaker 2: Moving on, Damn Bongino resigns. So Dan Bongino, the assistant
Speaker 2: head of the FBI under Cash Betel, has had enough
Speaker 2: of the line and his having his integrity question by
Speaker 2: Epstein survivors and has decided to leave his appointed position
Speaker 2: at the FBI. He claims he wants to go back
Speaker 2: to podcasting, which.
Speaker 3: You know, it's an interesting thing to decide to leave
Speaker 3: that position.
Speaker 2: And then go back to a place where your credibility
Speaker 2: was all you had, and you're now leaving a place
Speaker 2: because your credibility has been put so in question by
Speaker 2: the public that you yeah, no doubt, Listen. I hope
Speaker 2: to God that it's genuine and that he has actually
Speaker 2: re discovered his integrity and his morals and his backbone
Speaker 2: and has decided that he can't be associated with this
Speaker 2: foolishness anymore. And even if that means he has to
Speaker 2: go back to work somewhere, then that's better than having
Speaker 2: all of this because essentially, like your morals are going
Speaker 2: to be put to the test, everybody has it to
Speaker 2: different levels and different scopes. I get that Dan decided
Speaker 2: that he's had enough, So in one sense, kudos to you.
Speaker 2: In another sense, it took you this long, bro Oh shit,
Speaker 2: I sure.
Speaker 3: Maybe he was afraid. I don't know.
Speaker 4: There's a lot we didn't We can't walk in these
Speaker 4: people's shoes. We don't know what's really going on behind
Speaker 4: and closed doors.
Speaker 2: That's true, but I also think it's very it's telling
Speaker 2: of this entire administration and the status.
Speaker 3: It's like rats fleeing the ship. Yeah, that's really what
Speaker 3: it is. It's they're doing this as a you know,
Speaker 3: survival thing, not not actually the giving a fuck.
Speaker 2: It's starting with Dan. We'll see who else resigns here
Speaker 2: in the next six months to a year, as more
Speaker 2: and more and more of the Epstein ship comes out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also talking about this administration, Trump has now listed fentanyl
Speaker 2: as a weapon of mass destruction. I don't know why
Speaker 2: it's WNP on this. I think that was a type
Speaker 2: of box namewriting. But yeah, so he has listed fentanyl
Speaker 2: as a weapon of mass destruction, which means that he
Speaker 2: will probably be able to go in and uh, you know,
Speaker 2: shift some things, make some things happen. As far as
Speaker 2: a war path is concerned with certain countries, namely that
Speaker 2: all the fentanyls manufactured in China, we shall see. But
Speaker 2: definitely as far as Venezuela is concerned, that's that's gonna
Speaker 2: be a thing talking about that. They also just approved
Speaker 2: a nine hundred million dollar defense budget, more than our
Speaker 2: I thought it was supposed to be nine undred billion.
Speaker 4: Your handwriting is atrocious, so it's said nine hundred million,
Speaker 4: but it could be billion. Honestly, my laptop said right now,
Speaker 4: so I can't look it up. But where's your phone
Speaker 4: over there?
Speaker 2: A record high defense budget just got approved by the
Speaker 2: elected officials, and the Department of War is looking like
Speaker 2: they may be getting some much needed upgrades. Although yes,
Speaker 2: I understand that sounds crazy, like why would American military upgrades?
Speaker 2: Because we do because we do, first off, and second off,
Speaker 2: Possibly they're going to start ramping up and giving more promotions.
Speaker 2: And like I mentioned earlier, when you start seeing commercials
Speaker 2: where white dudes are on there and email is back
Speaker 2: in action, and now you look at the defense budget
Speaker 2: going up, and now we have this whole new conversation
Speaker 2: about weapons of mass destruction, it sounds very much like
Speaker 2: we've seen this movie before. I don't know, but it
Speaker 2: shown enough. Looks like America is about to go back
Speaker 2: to war and or.
Speaker 3: Have advancement somewhere somewhere else in a war front.
Speaker 2: I e. Space very well, could be very well, could.
Speaker 3: Be speaking of space Genesis AI was launched.
Speaker 2: So you did a little more research into this than
Speaker 2: I did. So break it down for all the cult members.
Speaker 3: So my beautiful aptop that had all of my information
Speaker 3: is dead at the moment, but I put on here
Speaker 3: that sign by Trump is a quote national effort to
Speaker 3: unleash a new age of AI accelerated innovation and discovery
Speaker 3: that can solve the most challenging problems of.
Speaker 4: The century of this century. So pretty much from what
Speaker 4: I've watched. From what I watch, it was talking about
Speaker 4: how AI has been used for, like we just saw BMW,
Speaker 4: So it's been used more or less to figure out
Speaker 4: how to better humans and how to you know, take over.
Speaker 3: Some jobs here and there.
Speaker 4: This particular project is going to push it in the
Speaker 4: is more like the Manhattan Project and so accelerating and
Speaker 4: trying to win, trying to be the first ones to
Speaker 4: have dot dot dot. So because Russia and China are
Speaker 4: trying to get a base on the Moon. AI is
Speaker 4: one of those things of he wants to use it
Speaker 4: for more defense tactics. He wants to use it in
Speaker 4: more of a military sense. He wants to use it
Speaker 4: in a more you know, biological warfare, you name it,
Speaker 4: in that kind of way, in to protect America, grow America,
Speaker 4: beat everyone out on every front period, period, period, and
Speaker 4: Genesis is the way mm hmm. So it's pretty it's
Speaker 4: a pretty aggressive program, Okay, but yeah, it's it's one
Speaker 4: of those scenes of there was some experts talking about it,
Speaker 4: and they're like, this is not really the best idea,
Speaker 4: but yeah, I mean with.
Speaker 2: Anything AI, there's always going to be experts that are
Speaker 2: There's gonna be experts on one side saying this is
Speaker 2: clearly the way the truth in the life and how
Speaker 2: have we ever survived without AI? And then there's gonna
Speaker 2: be other experts, like you know, the manufacturer and the
Speaker 2: creators of AI who are buying and building underground bunkers
Speaker 2: because they understand the evil that they've actually unleashed, so
Speaker 2: you know, things and stuff. Uh, we have a White
Speaker 2: House document talking about Genesis, so.
Speaker 4: The Genesis Mission off the White House official page. It
Speaker 4: says the Genesis Mission will dramatically accelerate scientific discovery, strengthen
Speaker 4: national security, secure energy dominance, enhance workforce productivity, and multiply
Speaker 4: to the return of tax pair investment into research and development,
Speaker 4: thereby furthering Americans technological dominance and global strategic leadership.
Speaker 2: So in the big AI race between US and China
Speaker 2: and Russia and bricks essentially right the Big Bricks Summit,
Speaker 2: that was the big thing they were saying, specifically China
Speaker 2: and Russia and India are saying that they need to
Speaker 2: be the ones in charge of AI when the when
Speaker 2: it all comes down. So whoever gets to the finish line,
Speaker 2: which we don't even know what that finish line really
Speaker 2: looks like just yet, but whichever country gets there first
Speaker 2: will be the ones that control it and harness it
Speaker 2: and then can make the rules there for So Genesis
Speaker 2: is America's way of trying to beat them in the
Speaker 2: AI race.
Speaker 3: Yes, it has.
Speaker 4: It has lots of people on the panel for this
Speaker 4: particular thing. It has the Secretary of Energy, the Assistant
Speaker 4: to the President of Science and Technology, operation of American
Speaker 4: Science and Security Platform.
Speaker 3: It has a DOE. It has a lot of people
Speaker 3: that are working with this.
Speaker 4: It breaks it all down of what it wants to do,
Speaker 4: but it's pretty much using the scientific information from all
Speaker 4: different places.
Speaker 2: Within two hundred and forty days of this date of
Speaker 2: this order, the Secretary of Sholl review capabilities across the DOE,
Speaker 2: National Laboratories and other participating federal research facilities for robotic
Speaker 2: laboratories and production facilities with the ability to engage in
Speaker 2: AI directed experimentation and manufacturing, including automated and AI augmented workflows,
Speaker 2: and the related technical and operational standards needed. They're literally
Speaker 2: saying that within two hundred and forty days they need
Speaker 2: a real gain plan on how to make the workforce robotic.
Speaker 2: That's maybe I'm misunderstanding it, but that show enough sounds
Speaker 2: like what it meant.
Speaker 4: So they also are using all of the databases scientific
Speaker 4: databases around the globe, but primarily here in America too, laboratories, everything,
Speaker 4: every bit of scientific information in so many different areas biotechnology,
Speaker 4: advanced manufacturing, critical materials, nuclear fusion and fission and a
Speaker 4: fusion energy and nuclear fission, and which is interesting because
Speaker 4: we are on a panel with other countries right now
Speaker 4: that is competing. But remember China is the one that
Speaker 4: stabilized it the longest so far, by two seconds, higher
Speaker 4: than everyone else, right, so this is an issue. And
Speaker 4: quantum information in science. Semiconductors and microelectronics, that's a big thing.
Speaker 3: I e. The nanobots yep.
Speaker 2: Well also the little semiconductors for the process or for
Speaker 2: all the computers. They are needed for all the technology.
Speaker 3: But yes, nanotechnology, which is really interesting because there is
Speaker 3: a conversation about much AI actually uses of our water
Speaker 3: and resources. Oh my god, and this is not something
Speaker 3: I want to get into right now because I want
Speaker 3: to do a whole episode on this I just talked
Speaker 3: about on the.
Speaker 2: On the Cage to Night. For like people in areas
Speaker 2: surrounding or around AI data centers, you might see your
Speaker 2: monthly energy bill go up two to three hundred dollars
Speaker 2: a month for it, for nothing else, just to pay
Speaker 2: for their energy bill.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, it's it's crazy. It's crazy. What the.
Speaker 4: What these facilities actually require to maintain and function, and
Speaker 4: what it's going to look like for a lot of people.
Speaker 4: But this is pretty much genesis is to advance us
Speaker 4: in all directions, period period, we must win at everything.
Speaker 3: Possible, and AI is the key.
Speaker 4: And whoever gets the energy it really it comes down
Speaker 4: to the energy and quantum and whoever can capitalize on
Speaker 4: those the most are the ones that will be able
Speaker 4: to control everything globally. So that's what this whole thing
Speaker 4: is about, and it has benefits. But there's a lot
Speaker 4: of things to say that this is so the pretty
Speaker 4: much they're going to why they compare it to Manhattan
Speaker 4: Project is they're going to push it as fast and
Speaker 4: as hard with wide open, like just full bore wide open. Now,
Speaker 4: hopefully that means they'll leave dark matter alone. They'll leave
Speaker 4: dark energy alone.
Speaker 2: Oh, I feel like this is going to be used
Speaker 2: for those purposes.
Speaker 4: They will leave uh, what you might call it the bacteria,
Speaker 4: they'll leave the mirror bacteria alone. For those of you
Speaker 4: that don't know what that is, we did an episode
Speaker 4: about it a long while ago. But pretty much, this bacteria,
Speaker 4: if released, if used, will consume the entire earth completely.
Speaker 2: All all living material. And we're living.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're not, like I wish we were joking, but
Speaker 4: there is scientists globally that have come together to ban
Speaker 4: this research, to destroy it one hundred percent, and they
Speaker 4: want it gone because it is so dangerous. It will
Speaker 4: consume everything, period, period, and there's no stopping it.
Speaker 2: And what we mean by consuming, we don't mean everybody's
Speaker 2: gonna like get cancer and die slow death. No, we're
Speaker 2: talking more like Thanos just snapped his finger in real life.
Speaker 4: So the bacteria itself, it mirrors everything. There's no way
Speaker 4: to stop it. So think of it as a virus.
Speaker 4: So if you got sick or about, think of it
Speaker 4: as COVID. Right, you have COVID and say they had
Speaker 4: the miracle vaccine that actually worked. Doesn't matter though, because
Speaker 4: every time you try to cure it, it has already
Speaker 4: replicated everything bad, period, period, period, and it keeps replicating
Speaker 4: and keeps replicating. There's no stopping it. There's no stopping point.
Speaker 4: Anything that it sees, it replicates. And that's the problem
Speaker 4: because it starts to kill everything else.
Speaker 2: In the opposite direction. As far as I think of
Speaker 2: it like a DNA strand how it spins a certain direction,
Speaker 2: this would spin an opposite direction and kill it specific
Speaker 2: And we're talking about humans, animals, plants, everything, everything, fish
Speaker 2: like it's all gone.
Speaker 3: Yes, So it's actually pretty scary, honestly.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I guarantee they're going to be using Genesis to
Speaker 2: run dark matter is right up there. Dark matter the
Speaker 2: same thing. As much as they're talking about nuclear and
Speaker 2: electronic and security and all of this and space, I
Speaker 2: guarantee that once Genesis is like fully operational, every laboratory
Speaker 2: working on every bit of every research is going to
Speaker 2: start using it, including the dark matter, including the mirror bacteria,
Speaker 2: including everything that's that's the thing that's going down. So
Speaker 2: Genesis AI was launched in December of this year, and
Speaker 2: good cult members, that's a rap. That is a rap,
Speaker 2: like the image that you use.
Speaker 4: You, Thank you for those of you that cannot see
Speaker 4: it is a wizard la booboo that's magical in the
Speaker 4: magical forest with some creature in the background, and I felt.
Speaker 3: It was quite fitting.
Speaker 2: I see where you're going with that for sure.
Speaker 3: But Happy New Year. This is a wrap.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so that is the end of this particular episode.
Speaker 2: The twenty twenty five recap, it took two episodes to
Speaker 2: get through. Honestly, there was no way because we would
Speaker 2: have this would have been like a six or seven
Speaker 2: hour episode if we would have tried to condense this
Speaker 2: all into one thing.
Speaker 3: But well, currently at four seventeen AM, Yeah, were finally
Speaker 3: are done.
Speaker 2: Good cult members. As much as we look back on
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five and talk about all the conspiratorial things
Speaker 2: that took place this year, there's also a lot of
Speaker 2: good that took place this year, right, and hopefully some
Speaker 2: of that good we can replicate in the year of
Speaker 2: twenty twenty six. This podcast alone has gone through some
Speaker 2: very drastic shifts here in recent history, but I look
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Speaker 3: It has been a wild ride for me in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five.
Speaker 4: I've had a lot of things personally go on, and
Speaker 4: then joining the cult has been such an interesting, fun experience.
Speaker 4: And I appreciate all of the positive DMS that I've
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Speaker 4: whatever crazy ass bullshit is going to be thrown at
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Speaker 2: Oh, because you know what's coming, Oh I do.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's gonna happen. But as far as the cult,
Speaker 4: we are going to be growing. We are going to
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Speaker 4: Offering more things, changing how Patreon is structured, working on
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Speaker 2: what we did in the time frame that we had.
Speaker 2: We missed a ton of crazy conspiratorial things that took
Speaker 2: place this year. We understand that we were going off
Speaker 2: of just the keynotes here. Let us know things that
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Speaker 2: Let's boost these algorithms across the board and share it
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Speaker 2: to newer and greater and farther heights than we've ever imagined.
Speaker 2: We're already at a place where I never imagined we
Speaker 2: would ever be, and here we are trying to grow
Speaker 2: it even further. And it's all because of you, good
Speaker 2: cult members. That's y'all are the reason why we do this.
Speaker 2: With all this being said, this was another beautiful episode
Speaker 2: of the Cult of Conspiracy and I am the cage
Speaker 2: to night and there's one very important, extremely vital piece
Speaker 2: of information we need to learn just as soon as
Speaker 2: humanly possible. Screen s