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first one that we just have to talk about is
just how fucking useless John Roberts is. He truly is
just one of the worst. Look at it, Look at
this guy. He is awful. This comes in the wake
of him announcing once again that it's bad for the
White House to be calling for impeachment of these Tenth
Circuit Court of Appeal judges and only work on Tuesdays
and somehow get to rule the entire United States, just
as the Founding Father is envisioned. So, mister d I
know you have quite a bit to say on this
liwsome character.
Speaker 3: Yes, well, you know, there's a lot of problems with
John Roberts. Uh, I mean, I you know, I I
I remember when he was when he was nominated, because
it was was still in my sort of first sojourn
to America. And uh, you know, I was never terribly
keen on the on the George you know, on the
George W. Bush administration, particularly by that time, he very
early signaled his his particular allegiances. I don't know if
people recall the Obamacare decision which John Roberts famously joined
the the the sort of quote liberal part of the
Court in accepting that the whole Obamacare mandate was constitutional.
And so I think it was at that moment everyone
knew really the type of chief Chief Justice that Roberts
would make. The other thing about him, of course, is that,
like so many of his of his ilk, you know,
he he is mostly concerned with his branch. You know,
he is mostly concerned with the reputation and the continuation
of the power of the Supreme Court and the judicial
branch in particular, So you've got to sort of think
about everything that he does, every sort of decision that
he makes through that lens, that that that you know,
really his secondary concern is, you know, the sort of
impact of the cases that his court decides, or the
fate of the United States or whatever. His first interested
in protecting the court. So those are the sort of
Weasley nature. And of course a lot of people have
suggested that that he is compromised in some way, that
he has either some sort of Farrier's business dealings or
connections to various people, organizations or sources of power, corporations
or financial things, or that he has compromised in the
way that you know, in the kind of Epstein way
you know that someone has someone has a file on
him and basically holds it over his head like the
sword of Damic these so and now, of course I
don't know you know this, this is speculation. Of course,
you see it all over the place, and it's been
it's been going around for years. But yeah, this whole
combination of traits does does, does not make a faithful friend.
And of course, as we know, uh, the left you know, again,
the so called left portion of the court the liberal
justices never, they never betray that, you know, the the
people who elevated them power. You know, you won't ever
find you won't find these the only people who are
quote Maverick, you think of someone like David Suitor, You
think of Sandra Day O'Connor, you think of Anthony Kennedy.
You know, these these are the kind of figures you know,
who again reached across the gave the isle, gave the
left half of the aisle, reach around, you know, but
that never happens in the opposite direction. You know, you
never you never get a liberal justice, you know, you know,
very occasionally they will join some decision and you know,
people grumble, but it's never going to be any of
these great sort of quid betrayals that we see. So yeah,
roberts Is, you know again he has his own agenda
and it is not necessarily our agenda.
Speaker 1: It really just is so sad to watch how Donald
Trump has had the very unique opportunity in history to
have three three Supreme Court Justice picks, and his tenure
as president could easily be a fourth by the time
his reign is over. But none of them are like
sher Lockins. I mean, the closest is Gorsic, and even
he has not exactly been onside one hundred percent of
the time. But you just never see these from the left.
It's always on side on the team one hundred percent
of the time. There's no defectors. The only time there's
ever like like, you're never gonna have a nine to
oz ruling in favor of something that like Donald Trump
wants to do or like Republicans. It's always going to
be just inching by. It's the same thing you've seen
in the Senate too. It's like, even if like Donald
Trump does have a majority in the Senate in the House,
let's be really it really.
Speaker 2: Isn't there's a reason for that. I mean, these are
Supreme Court justices who were picked, you know, during the
managerial regime, and they that's what they reflect. And the
managerial regime was obviously in charge and enforce in Trump's
first term. And sure, yeah, Gorsas is probably the best
of them, but you know, I mean Amy Coney Barrett,
I mean she is.
Speaker 1: She might as well be a left wing left winger.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, and it's she's clearly showing. It's clear
when you look at a family photo, why she is
against a lot of what Trump is doing, and why
she hates people like us, And yeah, I mean this
is just you have to get the manager As long
as you have a managerial regime, you're going to have
Supreme Court justices like this. That's it. That's why when
you say the left always gets what they want, that's
because they're the managerial regime. The right has the right
picks are managerial regime too. Every once in a while
they get something right. So you're it's all just a
symptom of what we've been looking at since, you know,
the nineteen thirties.
Speaker 1: It's particularly egregious in the context of the president can
literally pick anybody for the Supreme Court. It doesn't have
to be you know, these establishment characters, right, are the
ones that you know somebody has on a list somewhere
that have been in the talkings for like Supreme Court
justice forever. I mean I think I heard even like
like even Neil Gorsch was on like the list like
in the two thousands. Wasn't he for like expected people
to be picked for like Supreme Court justice or something.
It's like, but you could literally just pick anyone, just
pick somebody who's a hundredercent loyal outside you know what
it should be, Rudy Julian. Rudy Juliana should have been put
on the Supreme Court.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And and of course technically you don't even have to be
a lawyer to be on the Supreme Court. Now, of
course you do, you know, I mean that that's never
ever going to happen. But technically there.
Speaker 2: Are no qualifications.
Speaker 3: And I mean people may remember, you know, amongst all
the other brilliant things that George W. Bush did in
the two thousands is that he nominated his his personal lawyer,
whose name was Harriet Myers, the Supreme Court. And of
course it failed. Now again, had he been you know,
had he been of the opposite side of the equation,
then he would have got a lot more support for her.
But of course both Conservatives and Liberals came together and
united against, you know, in their opposition to her. Now,
of course, I think it was a terrible pick. I mean,
you know, people know, people who know me also know
why I think that Amy Cony Barrett, without knowing anything
else about her, was a terrible pick because I'm not
particularly keen on female female people in these positions of
power and leadership just just doesn't generally work out well.
But yes, I mean, you know, and there have been
other cases. I mean, there was a there was a
guy named Abe Fortas who was Abe Fortas, who was
who was nominated in the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: So so occasionally you do get these picks like way
out far Afield. But yeah, I mean they're generally going
to be quite very establishment friendly characters. As far as
I'm concerned. There are only two solid votes on the
Supreme Court, two people who I think almost of the
time have the correct sort of opinions and write the
correct opinions whether it's a dissent or an assent, And
that's Justices Thomas and Lto. You know, really, the two,
the two only bastions that that that our side has
on the cord.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: Gorse such is is fair, the good Kavanagh is good
sometimes and Barrett and Roberts are only occasionally solid, but
of course quite quite often the absolute opposite. So yeah,
and it's not meant to be like this. I mean, remember,
you know, I mean, in the grand scheme of the
American system of government, it was the Court, particularly the
Supreme Court was never meant to have this power, which
we call judicial review.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: My pet theory, of course, is that there had been
several fatal blows to the idea of American government working
at all as it was meant to. And the first
was of course Marbury the Madison, which happened very early
in the you know, in the in the life of
the Republic. And then of course the direct election of senators,
you know, was a second death though, and then other
things have come so but it's never been it was
not meant to be the place of the Supreme Court
to have the power it does. And certainly it was
never meant to for every decision to hang on like
one vote or two votes. It's not meant to be
you know, six to three, you know, or five to four.
It's it's not meant to be like that. It's meant
and even people like Roberts, I mean, even people who
are you know, very pro power of the streame Court,
they don't want those decisions either. They want nine zero.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: It's meant to be like that, because once something comes
to the Supreme Court, it is meant to be a
strong enough legal decision that it's not acting as a legislature.
But when you have a bunch of six three opinions
and these sort of split opinions, that's it's just a
de facto another legislative branch. It's it's people on two
political sides making the decisions that they want to want
to see. And of course it's not meant to be
like that. So so yeah, there are huge structural problems
about what the Supreme Court has evolved into and its
particular composition today.
Speaker 1: Well, for a long time, definitely throughout to Obama years,
it was shown to us that the legislative branch, I mean,
this is all just confirmed at this point, is by
far the weakest branch of the government. And during the
Obama years, the executive branch wielded extreme authority along with
the judicial just because you know, we had everything, you know,
lockstep right, and now you have the Supreme Court basically
is the legislative branch of the government and the judicial
branch of the government, which is never what it was
intended to be. And also here's the other thing. How
many cases do they see in a year. It's got
to be one hundred, you know. At this point it
was also not what they were supposed to do.
Speaker 3: It very Yeah, it varies every year, but it's it's
generally about so I think it's generally about fifty. Well
so don't quote me on that, but I think it's
it's quite a lot.
Speaker 4: It's quite a lot.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: Again, the thing is the thing is. The other thing
is court. Again, Roberts does not want the Supreme Court
to have to decide some of these things.
Speaker 1: You know, I mean he blocks on a lot of things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean he you know, basically, I mean,
you know, yes, he of course I do believe behaves treacherously.
But also some of the times when he says, you know,
when he makes the decision, the court isn't going to
hear this case, the court is not going to not
going to give it, you know, sert grant sir to
this case or that case, it's because they you know, again,
he's saying, I don't want the court to be in
this position. But of course the reason that it's often
in that position is because the US legislative body just books,
as you say, just just says, you know, we're just
going to throw it to you. We're going to make
all this ambiguity and then you're going to clean it up,
and you know they don't want to clean it up.
You know, even even you know, even you get you
get Thomas and Leita are writing things basically that effect,
you know, we we should not be making these decisions,
you know, And sometimes they're forced to do it, but
but often Roberts will not do it. He will not
drant certain things, and famously both twenty twenty election, which
I think was an error in his judgment, but I
see why he didn't want to be involved in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, twenty States didn't have standing, you know. Yeah, well,
well again, the reason we're talking about this is just
in the context stuff. You know, the first month of
Trump's new administration was just NonStop executive orders left right
and center, now going full steam ahead before the enemy
even had time to react. And now we're just getting
bogged down for the last month now of just court
injunction after Courton junction, after you know, we keep talking
about these Ninth Circuit Quarter appeal rulings or whatever the
fuck they are, you know, and to be honest, it
seems like the number one guy who has like the
correct take on this and who's being in this drump NonStop.
To his credit is Stephen Miller. He's just been going
on TV NonStop saying, no, this is ridiculous. You don't
have a country anymore. We can't be ruled by you know,
ridiculous court injunctions on everything. These people aren't elected. They
can't tell the president what he can and can't do
with as it relates to his executive power. And this
ties into actually the story that just happened. I think
it was two weeks ago now that the Trump administration
went forward with deporting a bunch of people to El Salvador,
you know, because apparently that's our apparently that's our only ally.
Now you know, it's just sending a bunch of criminals
to El Salvador to be shoved into one of their
boxes and one of the l Salvadoran prisons. But no,
the court said, no, no, no, you can't deport these people.
That's mean, and Trump said, watch me, and they did.
Speaker 3: I think that particular case was actually Venezuela. Are you
talking about the one where the judge literally while the
planing in the was in the air, that circuit court
judge said, you know, it has to turn around and
come back.
Speaker 1: And I think it was Venezuelan sent to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was. It was the Venezuela and it's Venezuelan
gang members who were being sending all right, Yeah, Kelly,
Boo Kelly has agreed to on one year contracts. How's
he said he'll even house American criminals in his uh
in his maximum security He has a lot of people
think he just has a maximum security prison, but he
has actually an insane prison with with thieves and he
put thieves are in and people who've drugs and stuff
like that that are basically they're using them eighteen hours
a day to rebuild the rebuild the country, to make
every two manufacture everything that the country needs to rebuild.
So it's a it's very interesting thing that's going on
down there. But yeah, and Boo Kelly was like literally
mocking them, was mocking them openly on Twitter, going, oh,
we just got a sign to sign it to block it,
and he's like oopsie. Yeah, gotta love the guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, this this really is the rubricon that
needs to be crossed. But the Trump administration, we all
knew it coming in because this is what blogged down
the administration the first four years. The first time in
twenty sixteen, and like, I refuse to have four years
of this stuff. But we're just sitting around and everything
that the Trump administration is trying to do. Let's talk
today about Trump signed the first executive order to dismantle
the Department of Education today, which was kind of funny
because this isn't a classroom full of students, so that
was that was kind of funny. It was like watch this, kids,
But all right, you just need to ignore these people.
It's the only thing that can be done. The calls
like to impeach these judges, like that's just gay. It's
not gonna happen. You're going to get two thirds of
the centers to go along with this stuff. You just
have to Andrew Jackson your way through this and just
ignore these people. They literally can do nothing. The American
people around side. Trump's approval rating is the highest ever
been in the Democrats is it's lowest it's ever been
in the modern era. Like, you can just do whatever
you want, you can just do things go well.
Speaker 2: Bou Kelly is the bou Kelly is the model for that.
You know, I think some people know that I was
just just like I just got back from El Salvador.
I was there for like seven days. I was there
for eight days and seven nights, and it's people are
partying in the streets, so they'll like have these just
like these what seemed to be random and just pop
up kind of parties and everything. And also one thing
that you see is in the worst areas, like the
areas where there were small businesses that were being shaken
down by MS thirteen and everything. I mean, you have
a civil guard with a pistol grip shotgun every like
thousand feet and then you have regular army with them
sixteens and it's just basically a show of force. So
like fuck around to find out. And I mean everybody's like, well,
how did our cities get this way? We could turn
that around in a week. We could literally turn that
around in a week and just turn into a fuck
around and find out country. Lu Kelly showed us the way,
and you know, we can make it so that maybe,
you know, maybe maybe we don't need our own to
house our own prisoners. Maybe if he wants to, you know,
charge rent and send them down there. Said they don't
escape here. Fuck it, But I mean all of this
he he defied the judges when he got elected. The
judges were like, oh, we're not He walked in with
a military and said, no, I'm not putting up with this.
I mean literally, we're at the point in this country
where leftists need to be violently handled and the the
mass of humanity on the street needs to violently be handled.
And we can do that. We just have to have
the will to do it. We have to stop. Oh,
we have this history of liberal classical liberalism, and everybody
gets a fair and speedy trial. How about fuck you?
How about we how about you know you're in a gang.
We know you're in a gang. You get taken out.
And I'm not saying you have to kill them. When
I say taken out, you're taken off the street. And
then you replace it with civil guard. You replace it
with the National Guard on the street as a show
of force until this gets handled and people start acting
fucking right again. If that means, if they don't want
to act right again, you keep them, You keep them there,
and you fucking oppress these people until they stop. And
if they don't want to stop, you oppressed the fuck
Your life is going to be oppression. Fuck you, These
are our cities. Fuck you, damn right.
Speaker 1: I think the one of the things that really pisses
me off about all this is how we have to
have these you know, like streamline and most humane processes
imaginable for deporting these people. It's like just fucking stick
them into Cannibal and throw them over the southern border,
Like just throw them back to Mexico, Like, well, we
can't identify which country of origin these people belong to.
Fuck you, there's no country south of America aside from
El Salvador that there's like remotely has any of a
shit together. Fuck off, Give them all of the back
to Mexico. You're the fuckers that let them in here
in the first place by walking through your country. I
don't care where I have to send these people back
to their country of origin. Fuck you Venezuela and Colombia
for not taking these people. The great big fist of
America is going to get shoved up your ass unless
you take these people. Fuck you.
Speaker 3: I certainly hope again, I hope we're going to see
that will manifested, you know, in these these for these
four years that we have. I am quite pessimistic by nature,
so of course I often feel like things are going
to have to get even worse before people will finally
drop this illusion. And also I think that the other
important thing that is happening, and it will need to
continue to happen, is that this parasitical woodworm, you know,
these parasitical woodworms that have chewed holes through our entire
civilization have to be rooted out, because again, if you
leave too many of them, then you will get results
like this. You will get every single decision being blocked
by some you know, functionary member of some judiciary in
wherever you know, I mean, you know, you you'll get
some judge in you know, in Omaha or you know
in in you know, in Detroit, ruling on the actions
of the commander in chief of the military. I mean
that's the other case, of course, that was recently blocked
was the what was transorder that transgenderism is no longer
fit for military service. And of course you immediately get
this this female judge who said, oh, you can't do that,
you can't do that, So another stumbling block, and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's unconstitutional, just what the founders and vision was
having truons in the military.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yes, And of course they will use any excuse,
I mean, all of this shit, remember, none of that.
They don't they don't actually believe that these legal theories
allow these outcomes that they want. They're just using it.
I mean, this is another thing that the right never learns,
is to use procedure against your enemies, you know, you know,
and pretending all the while that you're you know, upholding
you know, our sacred democracy and our sacred rule of war.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Again, the right wants to be honest, and you cannot
be honest when you're playing with dishonest adversaries. So I hope,
I really hope that that they have a plan, and
I suspect they do. I mean, obviously Trump in his administration,
they knew that this was going to happen. They knew
that this would be the result. So you know, let's
let's just pray that that that we have a will
of steel or facing these things. I do wonder because
because the thing that's happening, I mean, the other thing
that John Roberts did I think is worth mentioning is
that he made statements outside of the court, made statements
to media figures in speeches, which I think I think
he should be removed for the bench from making these statements.
I mean, if you actually read some of the things
he said, basically defending the American judiciary throwing up these
tumbling blocks talk to the executive. I mean, he made
literally prejudicial statements of his intent to support any attempt
to kind of cause problems in this way. And so
I think that I think he should be you know,
he should certainly be removed from the bench without it,
because it's unprecedent for a Supreme Court justice to say
the things that he did. But he's running cover because
he understands that if this continues, he is going to
be at the basically at the feet of you know,
the proverbial constitutional crisis, you know, because that's where this
is heading. You know, we can this cannot go on,
and he knows it, and he and he doesn't. He
wants to keep his power, but he also doesn't want
to have to actually be have this thrown into his hands.
So I think that something drastic is going to have
to happen one way or the other, because this is
not going to be This cannot go on four years.
So yeah, it will be interesting to see where it can.
Speaker 1: This is the time for drastic action too within the
just the beginning of the administration, when everybody's completely on side.
We're far enough away from midterms right now that like
I really hate all this gay talk about like midterms, Like, oh, well,
you know, we can't be too based because then for
too based, we're gonna lose in the midterms. Like I
seriously think it's a total complete opposite of that. If
you're just completely you know, go ball to the wall
right now and knock the left's teeth in metaphorically speaking
in my craft, so many more people are just gonna
come on side. Like nobody likes these people. They're beaten.
They got nothing right now. We covered on the show
a couple of weeks ago. The only thing they can
muster right now is protests in front of various Capitol buildings.
And they're all like sixty five year old boomer women,
you know, like we're bitching about social Security and how
Elon Musk is the next like mustache man. It's just it's.
Speaker 4: Almost so weak empathetic right now.
Speaker 1: They literally have nobody just just go for it, man,
Like seriously.
Speaker 2: They don't. They don't even have a press to back
them up. I don't know that if you didn't see that.
It came out this week that like you know, people say, oh,
CNN only survives by being on an airport. CNN was
counting like the amount of people that went to a
certain air on a day as viewership really like yeah,
they were like literally found to be like, oh, well,
two hundred thousand people went through went through this airport
on this day. Oh two hundred thousand people are watching CNN.
No one is listening to these people. They don't eat,
they don't have they don't have the propaganda out outlets
that they had at one time. You can just do
stuff now, you can just literally, I mean remove these
judges physically. I mean you're going to have to, you know,
go hopa on them and do physical removal on these
judges and just get them the hell out of there
and put your own people in there. And honestly, you know,
you were talking about the midterms. I hate that shit too.
It's like it's almost the assumption that, oh, because Trump
won in twenty twenty four, the midterms are going to
go in the opposite direction. The reason the midterm goes
in the opposite direction is because nothing changes exactly and
you don't tell people. I mean it imagines. Look look
how much we've changed. Look how you had all these
judges who were stopping your will. We went out there
and we did this. We made it so that your
will be done. Vote for us. Don't stop with this big,
stop with this going to the other side in the midterms.
We're the only ones that care about you. All you
care about is your true child soldiers. Now the other
side only cares about their fucking truons. Did anybody see
the Tim Walls interview with Gavin Newsom. He's still doing
like the freaking talking points of oh well they're racist,
Oh well they hate they hate trans children. Oh dude,
keep that ship up, keep that shit. No one's fucking
buying that anymore. No one's even pushing that in the
left wing press. What is left of it anymore. It's
your cotely.
Speaker 1: You really have the opportunity to a complete one eighty
on the narrative shift about the moment that we're living in,
and you can really just put the stake in this
vampious heart of the Democrat Party and all this DEI bullshit,
all this nonsense that everyone is peddling. If you just
keep going and pushing it so far in the direction
that everybody in the country, the actual people want to go.
We've talked about this in this relates to the Supreme Court.
We talked about the show plenty of times. All the
major victories of the left, whether it's gay marriage, whether
it's a legal immigration where there's truons, whether it's all
this fucking shit Obamacare was all done through the courts.
It wasn't done through popular mandate of the people. It
never is, it never was. The people want mass deportations,
fucking do it. Nobody cares about, like, you know, what's
some fucking judge in the middle of like organ that
was just put in by Biden's stroke of a pen,
right because we all know he wasn't in charge of shit.
Now nobody cares just go just do it, Just stop
fucking around.
Speaker 3: I'm almost of both. It's what I it's sort of
like tripleans holding when you get I mean some of
the judges were not born in America, you know, I
mean these are these are great naturalised citizens born into
another country with allegiance to another culture, to another you know, tradition,
to another political ideology. I mean literally people, people making
decisions to block the chief executive of the United States,
you know, who aren't even you know, sort of spiritually
or temporarily have any allegiance to America. These people hate America,
you know, and and they're very clear and very open.
They hate America. They hate the legacy of America, they
hate the people who founded.
Speaker 2: And built America.
Speaker 3: And you know, they declare their their decision to kind
of continue to try to dismantle it, continue to sabotage things.
Speaker 2: So you're right, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean again, at a certain point, what do you
do when there are no sort of legitimate quote avenues
to to to kind of end?
Speaker 2: It's morass? You know, what do you do?
Speaker 3: And of course there are fewer and fewer options left.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I had a tweet earlier today. It was
kind of early ten o'clock in the morning. I said,
the primary reason mainstream conservatism and even much of MAGA
is irrelevant still is because they still think their enemy
can be dealt with with anything other than overwhelming violence.
They're burning, I mean, there's tear. Why aren't we talking
about the fact that, like twenty the summer of twenty
twenty is restarting again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well, we're gonna talk about that more in a
moment here. But I mean, I think one final thing
I want to put in this discussion about worrying about
midterms and everything is all right, we all know that
we're constantly worrying about Republicans cooking because like that's literally
all they do, right, They're just programmed to be cocks.
But you know, it's not as that they're programmed to
be cocks in the sense of that you know they're
just always going to side against the right? Is that
the program to be on the side of whoever's currently
in charge in the current paradigm, the current managerial power.
If you just get rid of this system, does someone
really think for a moment that's somebody like Dan Crenshaw
is intelligent enough to stand on like his own ideas. No,
he's just gonna shift where the winds are blowing. And
I think a lot of these other Republicans are gonna
be on side too. They're gonna figure out really quick, Okay,
this is where everyone's moving. If I need to save
my own ass, then I need to jump ship with
all this other gay stuff that we've been talking about
for decades and just get on side, Like nobody's going
to be able to run in the midterms on like
a not pro Trump agenda. Nobody. Alrighty, so why don't
we move on? We were just making that discussion on
the new Summer of Floyd basically, So when don't we
pulled this up right here? So amazingly like Donald Trump
really isn't like the focus of all the like the
left wing eye or anymore. For some reason, it's been
completely shifted over to Elon Musk, Like everyone who's pitching
on the Brady Banders side about the millionaires and the billionaires. Right,
It's like Elon Musk is just the perfect I don't know,
avatar for hate of all these left wing groups. And
they've now taken to lighting Tesla dealerships on fire, vandalizing
Tesla's with swastikas and painting and graffiti like just in
people's front yards and stuff. Now I mean, as a
total anecdote, I mean, I have a buddy of mine
who you know, got a Tesla last year for tax
purposes and everything, and he's not exactly one hundred percent
switched on to the stuff that we're doing, but you know,
he's a smart guy, and he's texted me today He's like, dude, like,
I'm getting my concealed carry license now because I'm worried
about you know, people vandalyzing my fucking shit.
Speaker 2: I mean, at this point, at this point, if you
want to, let you know, have some fun, you can
just use it for bait and get one and use
it for bait.
Speaker 1: Just just parking like downtown Austin or something, and get
to work.
Speaker 2: Stay stay off on your other be off and your
other vehicle with pointing at them with something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, mister Josh Neil, Welcome to pony Stress Radio.
Speaker 4: Sir, Hey, can you guys here?
Speaker 1: We are right, we can.
Speaker 4: I appreciate you extending the invitation. Sorry, I'm late, family
obligations and all, but I'm glad to be here with
you guys. Thank you.
Speaker 1: I am. We're glad to have you.
Speaker 4: Sir.
Speaker 1: We have just started a new topic. We're talking about
left wing terror and violence that is upticking across the country.
The first one we're talking about is this outbreak in
torching Tesla dealerships. There are three just in the last
couple of weeks in Denver in Oregon and one in
North Carolina as well.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I'm having a hard time with this mute button. Yeah,
it's pretty it's it's pretty crazy. I'm not going to
take a victory lap. Your audience probably doesn't know who
I am, but I've been you know, I did a
lot of writing on my sub stack during the election
and around the time that Trump got shot in Pennsylvania.
I basically was arguing that there would be more of
this sort of stochastic liberal terrorism that basically, like the
entire paradigm of domestic extremism has changed since Trump started.
Like it's when back in twenty fifteen, and even before
twenty fifteen, there was there really was a rash of
you know what would be called you know, far right
domestic terror, christ Church, you know, everything that was going
on in this country, like Dylan Roof and related people
all the way through like twenty nineteen. Basically it was
like four years. There's other kinds of terrorism mixed in there,
obviously Antifa violence and things like that. But now that
we've got Trump back in a US again, the paradigm
has completely switched, where where basically it's you know, whether
any of this is being facilitated, like in the case
of the Trump shooting by intelligence agencies or somebody else.
More or less, it appears like you've just got rank
and file, alienated, dysfunctional liberals across the country, you know,
committing themselves to domestic terror. It's a really crazy reversal
to see. And I'm almost I'm a little cautious to
say this, but I kind of feel like there may not.
I mean, they already tried to shoot trunks last year,
so like the sky's the limit for these people. But
you know, I could very easily see it escalating from
just vandalizing Tesla vehicles and things like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, go ahead, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't think that he can allow this to last.
I mean I think that this needs to be rooted
out and these people needs to be made examples out of.
I'm not saying private you know, we do that, we
get together, you know, vigil. I'm saying that that the state,
what you know, whether it's an individual state, whether it's federal,
they need to root these people out and make advantage
and and make examples out of them. That's it, that's
all that, that's what needs to start happening. That's what
they did to us. They would root out one of
us make an example out of us, and then everybody
else would back off because we didn't want to lose
our banking or we didn't want to lose this. We
didn't want to lose that. Now this is but but
I mean, how many none of us did this. None
of us were setting fire, setting fire to their pharmaceutical
companies that were frigging, you know, sterilizing kids. This needs
this needs to stop. And if you if you do
a show of force, a heavy handed show of force,
and you make you start making examples out of people,
and I don't care if that means drop, they have
to drop a couple bodies to do it. This is
going to stop. It's either going to stop or it's
going to escalate. And either way, I think I have
a tendency to believe it will escalate. And maybe that's
where this needs to be. I'm still sort of in
the Charles Haywood camp of where there's violence in the future,
not like a countrywide civil war, but like pockets of
civil war. And you know, this may just be the
start of it. Who the hell knows, you know.
Speaker 3: The other thing that's interesting, of course, is that is
that America has had it fairly recent.
Speaker 2: History of this.
Speaker 3: You know, the nineteen seventies were full of leftist terrorism,
you know, and almost no one knows about this. Our
friend Stephen Carson Radical Liberation has done various programs on
his channel about about this, you know, the sort of
the sort of covered up history of left wing campaigns
of terror and violence in the United States in the
nineteen seventies. So she certainly checked that out. But yeah,
I think it is absolutely right, And of course I'm
of the opinion that this is coordinated in one way
or the other, you know, I mean, not just again
as sort of a loose network of ideological you know, brethren,
but you know that this is actually being pushed and
being directed in one way.
Speaker 4: Or the other.
Speaker 3: Connected to this, of course, as we as we alluded
to earlier, is the recent spate of swattings that have
been happening to various right wing media figures. You know.
Swatting is attempted murder, just plain and simple, and again
there is it is not a coincident that there has
been an absolute raft of these in incidents recently. Again,
I think that it is coordinated, and I'd be very
interested to see what what the connections were in both
the Tesla sort of violence and the and the swattings
and and other things that go on. I mean, I
do think, I mean, you know, Yain, the last thing
that we need is just impotently shouting law and order.
I mean, these people need to be swiftly hunted down,
and it needs to be quite public, quite loud, an
example made out of them, Yes, because because it is
going to get worse, you know, yan and you're you know,
you've got these rats trapped in a corner and they
you know, I mean, they have been subjected to there's
extraordinary blitz of Trump's you know, first month or two
in office, and you know they're already they're already desperate
enough to resort to this. So yeah, I certainly hope
that the full the full power of whatever it is,
private coal federal authority is brought to bear on this
situation immediately, particularly the particularly the swappings, because that, I mean,
there's almost no more disgusting. You know, it's sort of crime,
you know, where where you're literally putting people and their
families at risk and using the mechanism of the militarized
police to be a weapon. Uh, you know, just absolutely
loads from behavior.
Speaker 1: And this is also in the wake of I mean
we got Owen Schroyer right here, who is an Info
Wars guy. But this is also in the wake of
I'm blanking on the name of the moment, but in
Info Wars journalist just got shot and killed in Austin
just two weeks ago. Yeah, I mean question marks about
around that one. You know, could have just been the
guy who's living in a shady area and he fell
victim to I just call it interracial crime. But who
knows the mind? The mind wanders with these kinds of things.
Jamie White, yes, that was his name.
Speaker 4: I just think it would be nice if you know
all that metadata that's getting collected and all of these
artificial you know, intelligence initiatives that are out there. I mean,
it feels like that could be used. This This is
my hey, I'm an idiot moment, but this is like
my naive like it shouldn't have stuff be able to
help determine like legit when when these swattings happen. So
I guess Owen Scheyer just randomly law enforcement showed up
in his house, Like, isn't there some way they can
like track the call or I don't know whatever, all
this information they're collecting is like, I feel like it
could be very easily put to use to determine like
legitimate calls versus illegitimate calls. I don't that seems like
a really easy problem to solve, And I don't I
don't know if it's whether that speaks to like, yeah,
how efficient some of these structures are, or you know,
like what the like the ideological composition of people employed
within them. But I mean, that seems like a really
easy problem to solve, and you know, like a lot
of the things we're dealing with, they all frankly seem
like relatively easy crises, but they're just again, is it
a lack of willpower? Is it something structural? I'm not
really sure, but it feels like Alex carponpalent here could
probably be doing something about that.
Speaker 1: Well interestingly enough. I mean, yeah, it seems like Elon Musk,
for many reasons, is absolutely not happy about his Tesla
dealerships being torched and now, although sullying his good name
as he sees it, did anyone see today that he
permanently banned Rick Wilson, that fucking Lincoln Project dude, from
Twitter because Rick Wilson was saying, you know, congratulating the
people who torched one of the dealerships on Twitter and
just nuked this whole account instantly, which nice.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean I hope it's yeah. I mean it's
a private company, bro, he can do whatever he wants. Yeah,
I hope it's permanent. And and he doesn't back down
and let him back on. Yeah, because that's what that's what.
That's what the people tied to this regime do they
back down when they should be stepping on the gas
and like, you know, until the fucking blood is squirting
under your wheels, under your tires, Well, what the fuck?
Speaker 3: Absolutely yeah, And there's there's there are very few people
more lovesome than that Rick Wilson character. So I didn't
know about that, but it's very happy.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but again it is this is this sort of
eternal need to you know, oh, you know, we should
we should live and let live and forget, you know,
we should forgive out.
Speaker 1: Like longhouse politics for forever.
Speaker 3: That's what. It does not work that work that way, Yes,
I mean, anyone you know. And the thing is, I
don't even like Elon Musk. I mean, people, people know
this very well. Well, I have various reasons why I
don't like him, and yet of course you know, this
is absolutely loads and behavior. The other thing, of course,
is that you know, I certainly hope that his physical
security and the security of his family is being taken
into consideration, because they won't stop with just dealerships, you know,
I mean, the they are activating you know again what
they did in twenty twenty. They are activating this this
low level scum army who are completely rapacious, have nothing
to lose, you know, a murderous psychopath, many of them
on you know, on heavy psychopharmaceutical medications and various hormone
regimes and things, and so that makes them even crazier.
So again, this is what they do. They use this,
They use this bioleninist scum at the bottom of the
drain to do their dirty work, and then they wash
their hands of it. So yeah, and this needs to
be this needs to be done brieflessly, and it needs
to be done quickly because we you know, game just
could be compassessed like this. We cannot let this become normal.
You know.
Speaker 2: The other thing, I thought, I'll be real quick, I'm
sorry right off, and someone on Twitter had commented today
when Mike Ben's was talking about the transgender activists being
so overrepresented in these volunteer or attacks, said that biochemically speaking,
the puberty blockers technically make them child soldiers.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, I mean, well, we've certainly seen that with
I think it was just in the last two years,
was it three or four school shootings have been done
by troons. I mean, not surprising at all.
Speaker 2: They stopped. There was a Trump assassination plan that they stopped.
That was a true yeah, yeah, And.
Speaker 3: Of course, you know, I will never allow people to
forget the fact that you know, just just barely barely
a year and a half, two years ago, that you know,
one of these individuals, you know, murdered three children and
three adults at Christian school and the regime fucking laughed
about it.
Speaker 2: And it's on Easter too.
Speaker 1: The administration made it a trans day of healing.
Speaker 3: On Eastern Yep, they rubbed it in our faces, you know.
Speaker 2: And and and ten and Nashville in Tennessee, a red state.
Well what did they do? What did their leprechaun Jewish
mayor do? Try to hide it as much as possible?
Speaker 1: Yea, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: I mean we tweet it under the rug.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I'll make one last point about the
days of rage stuff that, as mister D pointed out
earlier that people like Ryan turnip Seed, our friend Raging
Mandrel has been covering this on his substack quite a bit,
and of course Stephen Carson his channel many times over
the last couple of years. But just another thing to
point out that Bill Ayers, one of the original architects
of the First World rates that are bombing, got pardoned
by Bill Clinton and then became a professor at NYU.
It's like the left always pulls cover for their people always,
and the right just never does the shit. It's like, no,
we got to play fair, we got to play ball
with these people who want us dead.
Speaker 2: Oh it's worse than it's worse than that. These psychopaths
they get their people, their most radical people like no
paid jobs, and get them elected to office. And you know,
people like us, they try to you know, the quote
unquote right wing tries to cancel us. And we know
they're not the right. We know they're not right wing.
I mean, they're just part of this managerial regime which
is completely to the left. Of anything historically historically right wing.
But yeah, I mean they just, oh, well, we're not good.
We can't put up with that, says oh, oh, we
have an overt Marxist Leninist. Let's get him a job
in academia, you know, a four hundred thousand dollars, no
show job, he teaches one class. Oh this person over
here likes national socialism. Well, we have to make sure
that they can never do anything in this society. No banking,
no nothing. And that's that's from the people who are
supposed to be on our side.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, absolutely, Well, I just realized there is one
final thing that we forgot to mention with all the
ICE stuff. Is that just over the weekend, the Trump
administration announced seven hundred thousand new warrants for ICE arrests.
So let's see what they do with that, because we
need to get the ball rolling on these mash deportations.
I mean, just do it, man. I mean, it's like
I was saying earlier, just Trebuche's catapults over the southern border.
I don't know that the fucking southern border should be
like the demilitarized zone in the North Korea South Korea border.
It's just ridiculous. That thing just doesn't have like raise
of wire and mines and like machine guns and flame
throwers and motes for alligators. I'm fucking care, just guard
that thing, my god. All right, why don't we move
on to our next topic here? And this one definitely, Josh,
I'm sure you're gonna have quite a bit to say
on this one. Is the releasing of the JFK files
from the Trump administration. So you know, why don't we
have Josha take point on this one and then I'll
throw out some other takes on this one because I
got to say it right at the start of this
it seems like a lot of blue balling to me,
but I might be wrong.
Speaker 4: So not to totally with I am. I have not
been closely following this story, partly due to the well,
I guess I'll just be frank, I'm a little bit
more Trump skeptical than probably a lot of people are,
given the way that things are going. But even before
the Epstein files got released, as like, this is kind
of going to be a circus and the from what
I understand, you know, I'm gonna I'm gonna throw some
statements out there I'll leave it to your audience to
fact check or verify, you know, individual statements. But from
what I understand, you know, some of these files you know,
have been released in the past in some or even
you know, identical form, so it's not really clear what
we're getting that we haven't already gotten. But my my
fundamental issue I guess with this is a sort of naive,
idealistic mentality or sentiment that people have about these releases,
as if one that these were a sort of silver
bullet that would definitively answer these questions about Jeffrey Evstein
or Jackie Kennedy or even you know, back when it
was MLK Jr. It almost felt like more just churn
for the media side, because again, when when the MLK JR.
Report came out, at least from what I saw on
social media, it was a lot of what people had
already been talking about, the communism, the sexual violence, the
uh I don't I don't want to get your YouTube
channel in trouble, but you know that the puppet master
dynamic between Martin Luther King Jr. And his handlers, people
who wrote his speeches, the people who put him where
he was, I mean a lot of that was stuff
that was known and had been known for decades. And
similarly with Epstein, it seemed like, you know, enough had
been already known, that people were drawing their own conclusions,
and whether they were totally accurate or not, they they
followed the paper trail effectively. And I feel like it's
the same thing with JFK issue, which for a lot
of people is like emblematic maybe of American conspiracy culture,
to Kennedy shooting. More or less, everything I think we
can expect to note is out there, and there are
people I always mentioned him, I mentioned him on the
on Pete Kenona is his last show, last time I
talked to him, And there are people out there, like
Michael Collins Piper, for example, who've put out, you know,
their explanations of what happened. The sort of naive sentimentality
that people have that this is going to be comprehensive, accurate,
that's going to solve, you know, these mysteries that have
plagued America for decades. I'm thinking in particular that account
Misfit Patriot, I think, who's been going on this sort
of victory lap the last day or two about how
you know, supposedly the JFK file dump was not. It
didn't vindicate the people who who blame Israel and the
massade for the JFK shooting.
Speaker 1: Oh well, that guy is so terrible. You like a
league just came out with him. He paid, like some
OnlyFans horror to come and hang out with him for
like twelve grand or some shit. And the pictures of
that got leaked, and of course it's as courring as
he thought. It's like, yeah, the fucking shocker, right, that's bad.
Speaker 4: I didn't know if that's really that's really lame, But
he definitely seems like the kind of person to do it.
But he's he's just just to put a face on
the phenomenon because he's not the only one doing that,
and he's not even the most high profile person doing it.
But it's it's churn for the political discourse, for the
you know, for manufacturing consent. I think it really people
who who who for example, thought the JFK shooting was
have was basically an Israel operation, are convinced that that
is true. And people who think whatever else are also
convinced that that they're right, and that this document release
and the circumstances around it, you know, undeniably validate their
point of view, and that's what you know, The general
feeling I have about a lot of these file dumps
and the sort of hysteria around them is that it's
really just developing a lot of the wrong kind of
confirmation bias, but also just obscuring. I'll try not to
rant at you guys, but just use the JFK thing
as an example. Right. One of the things that drives
me crazy about these conversations and how they happen is
that there's a sort of arbitrary framework or an arbitrary
dialectic that's been imposed where you're only able to have
one of two possible interpretations of something that's going on.
And in this case, it's like Israel absolutely did it
or Israel absolutely didn't do it, and this false dialectic.
Same thing with nine to eleven, Same thing with Epstein.
The controversy around Epstein was, you know, was it a
masade operation or was it a sort of you know,
international globalist web of connected intelligence agencies and and you know,
bureaucracies and things like that. You know, it's not not
to be like a fence sitter, but you know what
these sort of false dialectics prevent people from doing. Is
is view is viewing it in that sort of more
holistic sense, but also having consideration of that you know,
foreign subversion element and what I mean by that, and
they'll put a bow on it. You know, if the
JFK files mentioned Israel one time, that would mean Israel
is implicated in some way or another in the shooting.
If it's mentioned four times, if it's mentioned forty thousand times,
then it's just a matter of scale, right, But the
general principle is the same, that there is some there
there there they are involved, right, and you had the calculus,
your political oculus can't be this blinkered black and white.
It was the Jews with you know infinite o's and z's,
you know, the mocking kind of attitude versus like the
sort of monomoniacal anti Semitical point of view, which would say,
actually it is the jes right, like, we want to
understand that they are involved, and you're a map of
how any of these things ever happen has to include that,
and but instead we're forced into these kind of very low,
low grade, low information debates where it's well, if if
it's if the JFK files don't show that Israel was
mentioned seventeen thousand times, then obviously I was right, you know,
you know, like like there needs to be a little
bit more perspective on that. I'm personally you know again,
I'm personally bored by the mystery and the intrigue of
a lot of these conspiracy theories because the conversation is
very much like sand you know, the kids sandbox. It's
like we can we can ponder and wonder about m
I six and this and that and the other thing,
or we could you know, just uh recognize the reality
of like group conflict, reality and the influence that biology
has in politics, and and when a lot of these
these conflicts happen, it's often not for ideological reason as
much as it is for sort of like you know,
base darwin evolutionary forces, you know, who we are and
what we want out of the world. That kind of thing.
I could keep going. So I'll just shut up.
Speaker 1: Now, No, you're good. I mean one thing I'll say
about this one. This is one of those cases I
just never really cared about and brought too much interest in,
Like the JFK stuff just doesn't really interest me much.
I will say this from the Trump administration side of things,
or I guess I'll typically say, like Pam Bondy on
this one, if you're going to make this big stink
out of releasing these files and everything like this, like
what is the agenda behind releasing them?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: It's like, no, we're just gonna dump all these documents
out there. Nobody's actually read them. Apparently, because if, like
Pam bond During, these people did actually read them, that
they would have a press statement about and actually move
the conversation in a certain direction. But just like releasing
these just to say you did it just seems like
weak sauce to me. It's like, okay, so what are
you going to do about this?
Speaker 2: It's so much of this has been released before anyway. Yeah,
I'm sorry. They could have released this and it could
have just been one page and said Israel did it
and nothing would happen. I'm sorry, nothing would happen. You know,
Boomers aren't Boomer is gonna be like, well, they had
a good excuse for doing it. I guess, you know,
low church, low church evangelical Christians will be like, well,
you know, this is all leads Jesus coming back, and
then you know, some of us would scream about it.
We'd probably get thrown in jail. Nothing would happen. It's
gonna be like Epstein. Nothing, nothing is going to happen. Sorry,
there's nothing. No one's going to be held responsible for this.
Speaker 3: No, because because I think, in a weird sense, I
just have this feeling that as we go on, fewer
and fewer people or entities or nations or whatever held
responsible for responsible for anything. You know, I mean, you
could say anything, you know, I mean, I kind of
prove positive document as you say people I mean about
Israel or the Mob or one of the above, the CIA,
and nothing would happen to any of them, you know,
particularly you know, particularly in the first case. But you know,
and I the thing about this is it's also, I
mean partially because of the you know, the situation with Twitter,
you know, the monetization of Twitter. There is an incentive
to to shovel as much shit in front of eyeballs
as possible, and so you have these like worst common
denominator accounts, like whether it be libs of TikTok or
Ian Miles Chong or any of these other you know,
loll cows. You know, they're going to make hay out
of anything that's thrown to them, you know. I mean
it's like, I mean, you know, I remember like within
an hour after the after the so called release of
all the JFK documents, you know, there were dozens of
these accounts like putting the you know, an image of
a thing about a quote from that guy called Underhill,
you know, and of course that is from a fucking
article in Ramparts magazine, which was a sort of left
wing periodical, which which came from like nineteen sixty nine
or nineteen seventy. I mean, this is information that it's
been around for decades and decades, and everyone's like, oh,
look here it is. Here's this guy say it was
the CIA. Well yeah, we already knew that it was
published in a fucking it was publishing a magazine, you know,
many years ago. So it's you know, it's just astoundingly stupid,
and of course it's being used by the stupidest people,
you know, for for clicks. The same with the Epstein thing.
I mean, when they all kill you know, you get
that spectacle of like Cernovich and I don't know if
Laura Luma was there those people coming out with those
ridiculous binders full of full of women, I mean, full
of whatever, full of nothing. It turned out, you know,
it just knew that it was again a spectacle of
sound and furio signifying nothing.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: And the question I have, whether it's about JFK or
Epstein or anything, I'm just like, okay, that's cute. When
are more people going to be reported?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: All right, that's very nice. When are you going to
you know, sort of crush your enemies foreign and domestic?
You know, I just think that these things as a curiosity,
you're never gonna you're never going to hear the truth.
And even if you do hear the truth, nothing is
going to happen. When you've dumped eighty thousand. I believe
there's over eighty thousand documents in this particular JFK dump.
It will take a competent sort of researcher a long
time to actually go through and make sentence and make
a structure out of all of that information. You can't
just say, hey, Grock, is there anything new in these documents?
But that's literally what people are doing.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: I just think, you know, it doesn't matter. It's an
interesting hobbyist at this point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, That's like what I said, Like, why even release
this stuff? Because I guarantee you nobody in like Pam
Bondi's team read all of these things. They just got
it shipped to them by whoever was assigned on some
certain committee, you know, over at the wherever they keep
the secret files. Right, I don't know who's exactly in
charge of only on these things. Fucking nobody does. But
they're just like, okay, well, you can release these ones.
There's certain sections that are unredacted. Nobody's gonna ask questions
about the the redacted ones because you know, nobody's gonna
read this shit anyway. Let's just put it out onto
the public because we said we're going to do this.
That's the thing that just gets me.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: I Mean there's already like questions we asked about this
because like, okay, this is over sixty years now, so
it's like, are like who you're actually gonna punish? Right,
I mean all like the firsthand guilty parties are long
gone at this point, right. I Mean the Epstein stuff,
I guess is a little bit more interesting. Nine to
eleven also because it's just closer in time and maybe
you can actually punish the perpetrators of it. But actually,
like physical people, I mean like like they're gone now.
So even if there was some great revelation in this stuff, also,
where's your agenda that you're gonna push with this? I mean,
I think a lot of us would just love if
they just said, oh, well, it's it's the certain group
in the Middle East who are behind this, which, like
we all have pretty good evidence to believe this is
the case, and mostly everyone's been talking about this since
the very beginning, so none of these documents are gonna
say anything new about it. So it's just it's just spectacle.
It's slop. It's more slop.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's the the The other really troublesome thing about
it is is the way it stops the present day
conversation about things that are a crisis now freezes that
conversation entirely and throws people into this sort of historical
revisionism that while not unimportant, like it does matter who
actually was involved in the assassination of JFK or anyone,
It does matter exactly how nine to eleven happened. It
does matter exactly who Epstein was involved with and exactly
what he was doing. But you know, to the point
that you guys are making that nothing is going to
come of this, that you know, there will be no
grand trials, there will be no punishment, so on and
so forth. I mean, from our point of view, the
only thing we really have and can offer is a
sort of insight and a direction to what's going on now.
I mean, you can look at any of the This
is kind of the problem with with the popularity of
the conspiracy culture presently, is like people are you know,
instead of talking about and not to say again that
it's unimportant, but you know, people are talking about Bigfoot
and Atlantis when they could be talking about replacement, migration
and housing crisis and or you know, it's maybe a
little bit cringe to bring it up, but like the
legitimate this is something that was going around on Twitter
today about you know, how college educated white women are
this politically problematic demographic, Like that's a real issue. The incompatibility,
the economic and sort of political incompatibility between white and
ment white men and white women. You know, like those
are all things that are happening right now, and they're
pretty much full on catastrophic crisis level problems. But instead
for you know, a couple of weeks we're talking about
you know, why did they release these files? Why couldn't
Cash Pattel talk to Pam Bondi about the file? Why
was it really Israel like these these are if you
want to, you know, get into even like seed or territory.
It's the same principle. Why kind of Holocaust revisionism is
like sort of like a dead end is so far
as like we got problems now we could be talking
about any any use JFK again as an example, any
group you wanted to be negatively implicated as a result
of the release of those files. I can promise you
there's plenty of stuff that's happened in the last eighteen
months that you can indict that group with and and
and it would be relevant. And who's to say that
it will lead to justice or revolution or the American
way or whatever, but it would certainly be relevant to
what's happening now. I will say one of the things
really quickly. You know, it used to be a story
about Donald Trump in his construction days that you know,
when he wanted to get a big financial investment for
a property or whatever that he would just have, you know,
a construction team on site and create this impression that
there's a lot of work already going on. And that's
kind of how I feel about these, the release of
these files. Yeah, as doctor D or mister D, I
don't know if you're a PhD or not yet, but
anything as as as Doc D said before, you know,
it is a big spectacle. So I'll leave it at then.
Speaker 2: You know, if if people want to go down a
rabbit hole from from these, go down a rabbit hole
of James Jesus Engleton. Yeah, this is a guy who
was secretly I mean, he had basically convinced intelligence that
he alone was to work with Israeli intelligence. I mean,
this is from what I understand. I could be wrong
about this. He is the only gentile American who has
a statue in Israel. Not one soldier who liberated the
camps during World War Two has a statue in Israel.
There's no there's no memorial to the Great Americans or
you know, even how about the Russians who liberated the
camps in Europe during World War Two. But this guy,
James Jesus Angleton, has a statue to him in it.
That's all you need to know about Israel. That's all
you need to know about this country.
Speaker 3: Funny, funnily enough, Pete. Funnily off, Pete, his monument is
actually apparently right next to a monument for one of
the Rothschild family.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yes, I knew that too.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, well, you know, Israel's are doing such a
good job sending money to hurricane victims in North Carolina.
So yeah, truly truly our greatest friends. But all right,
why don't we move on to our final story of
the evening, which, funny enough, is on this a certain
country in the Middle East. So the ceasefire once again
has been broken by them now, so yeah, I'll just
just look at the devastation of this place. Damn well, Pete,
I'm sure you have quite a bit to say on
this one. When I just hand it over to you, sir.
Speaker 2: I mean, well, here's what I'll say. Anyone, any anyone
in who's a Palestinian who's died, whether they're a two
month old baby or a sixty eight year old woman,
just know there were human shields behind them. That's the
reason they got killed, Because they were hiding hamas fighters.
Are we I mean, are we done with this bullshit yet?
That you can just drop bombs into residential areas and
the fucking excuse is that, oh, well, they were hiding
Hamas fighters behind them. I mean they literally dropped a
like four two one thousand pound bombs of forty two
thousand pound bombs in a neighborhood in Beirut like a
year ago, and didn't get the person they were trying
to kill, but level the whole neighborhood, killing basically everyone
who was And they're like, well, they shouldn't have been
hiding people.
Speaker 4: This is.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, I'll go here. So about every
eighty years, these people lose their shit and start doing
really fucked up stuff, and they seem to sacrifice humans.
Every eighty years, some kind of thing happens where they
just put they either kill innocent people or they put
their own people in harm's way because they need to.
I don't know, there's something metaphysical about this. I'm not
going to get into it all here, but these people
are insane, and really I wouldn't give a fuck about
what they were doing if they didn't have so much
control over international banking, the press in this country, Hollywood, pornography,
everything everything in this country that basically has sought to
shred every bit of heritage America away. You find somebody
with a certain last name at the head of it.
I didn't say this. The guy from what the hell
is his name? The Prager Dennis Prager is on is
on video saying this, you will find if you've every
ism except for Natzism, Jews, Jews, Jews.
Speaker 4: Done.
Speaker 2: I'm done. I mean, I can't say anymore. People are like, oh,
you blame everything.
Speaker 3: No, they take.
Speaker 2: Credit for it. They take credit for it. And the
only reason you get yelled at for saying, oh, you
blame everything is because I'm saying it's a negative thing.
If I was saying it was a positive thing, I'd
be a hero. But as soon as you say it's
something negative, well you're anti Semitic or.
Speaker 4: You're blaming your own problems.
Speaker 2: You know why I moved into the middle of fucking
nowhere because the further you get away into the middle
of nowhere, the less Jewish it is. When you go
into the middle of nowhere, it gets less Jewish. Closer
you are to a city, the more Jewish it is.
Speaker 1: Well, Pete, you don't understand c is that underneath the
foundation of all these buildings and underneath all the Palestinian corpses,
there's a packet of money that was sent by Iran,
and they really need to find that money, you know,
just to think it in I thought it was geez.
Speaker 3: I had a lux and bagel for breakfast. I'm feeling
ashamed of myself.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just again like that. We've been banging
this job all since October seventh. We've been talking about
this on the show, and I'm just sick and tired
of talking about this fucking country that's the size of
New Jersey, that just has such an over represented influence
on the world stage in American politics. It's just fuck
off of this place. Seriously. It's like, I fucking hope
somebody gets a hold of like uh uh, I hope
the Iranians get a nuclear weapon at this point, just
so everything calm the fuck down over there, allegedly.
Speaker 2: I mean, but you know what the thing is, Iran
has always said we don't want nukes. We think they're
you know, we think they're evil, that we shouldn't have.
These are things that humans shouldn't happen, shouldn't have And
I'm literally at the point where I used to be like, man,
I hope they don't get them. It's just going to
be an excuse. Yeah, I'm with you. I hope they
do get them. At this point, I mean, fuck, they're
gonna be Israel's gonna I mean, when you understand that
Ukraine and Gaza is basically the same fight. They're trying
to get us into World War three so we can
all fucking die. So I mean, and you know, all
all Ukraine is is watching Christians on one side career
kill Christians on the other side, while these fucking animals
are beating off watching that. I'm fucking done with them. Done,
fucking done. I don't don't want anything fucking more to
do with them ever. If I never have to hear
about them ever again, it'd be too fucking soon.
Speaker 1: You're here. I mean, I will say this kind of
relate to this is the uptick in not only a
D l H screeching, but for the reasons of the
various characters popping on some of these very huge uh
let's just call it like mainstream I don't know what
would you call them I guess like the bro sphere
like channels. I mean, you had that Ian Carroll guy
on Joe Rogan, you know, and of course like the
ADL had to screech and re and bitch about that,
you know, because how can they not write. I mean,
it's definitely becoming way way more mainstream to talk about Israel,
not just because from the angle of oh, like they
kill civilians, It's like, yeah, that's really really bad obviously,
you know, like that we don't want people just running
through bombing entire towns and cities and blowing up women
and kids, right, yeah, we don't want that obviously. But
what I think is more interesting is the point that
Americans should be interested about, because like, all right, let's
be real, Like the civilians there are civilians, right, they're
not American civilians, Like they're past Dunbar's number. You can't
exactly you know, like it's not your neighborhood, right, you
can never really get too invested in this kind of stuff.
But the thing I am more interested in is how
people are just openly talking about the influence that Israel
has in the United States, which everyone just clearly sees, right,
That's what's more interesting to me. You know, it's like, Okay,
we're criticizing Israel because their influence on America and they
get America to do their bidding. It's not just oh,
they do like really bad things with Palestinians.
Speaker 2: It's like when all that when the Hootsies and the
Tootsies were fighting each other, whoever those those fucking people were,
And give a shit, it's just blacks, blacks killing other blacks. Okay,
so what And then and then you find out Then
when you dig into that, you find out who orchestrated that.
Imagine who fucking orchestrated it. Holy shit. But it's like,
I mean, I don't care. I wouldn't really even care
about this, But you're right, it's the it's the influence
in this country. If you look, if you if a
Jew in America cares so much about this fucking country,
fucking go live there. Why don't you want to live there?
Because you can't sub because you wouldn't be able to
subvert everywhere you go. I'm the reason I'm reading, I'm
doing hundreds of episodes reading two hundred Years Together by
Alexander solzhanistan is as I'm showing you this is nothing new.
This is what they fucking do. And if we're and
we're fucking dead. I mean, this country is dead if
we keep this going in for I mean, we may
not be able to pull it back at this point
because they have so much control and you know, fucking
people and you know, right wingers want to talk about
the slippery slope. Oh, we have the slippery slope from
you know, if you just allow gay marriage, now, you're
gonna have people talking about I'm a map, I'm a
minor attracted person. What about the slippery slope of some
guy who's here on a green card getting arrested for
anti Semitism. You don't think that slippery slope is gonna
come our way soon enough? Apply it across the fucking board.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just obviously, I second everything you've fell has just said.
But there's yeah, there's two thoughts that come to mind
with this. Three Maybe one is uh, but I am struck.
You know, this has been such a source of consternation
and discussion since October seventh. Obviously, you know, at first
it kind of felt like, well, this is really great
because the conversation is advancing in our you know, in
our direction much more rapidly because of the events that
are going on, and then you look at maybe the
last year and a half through the lens of like
the last few weeks of the last few months, and
maybe it starts to look like did we really get
anything out of it? I'm just struck. I mean, what
do you think that is? What? You know, Israel Andjewish
lobby or the Israel lobby the United States, Whether you
think what they're doing is brilliant and you know, genius,
or you think it's morally repugnant, whether you think they're
winning or they're losing, you know because of what they're doing.
You know, they're pushing it too far. You know. Some
people like to say, well, you know, they're getting everything
they want, and other people like to say, well, it's
because they're getting everything that they want that eventually it's
all going to fall apart for them. I think it's
just kind of miraculous if you think about it, like
what politics is. They're really bad at it, extraordinarily bad
at it. Pete kind of alluded to this earlier, whether
there's a metaphysical component to their behavior or not, you know,
like the conspiratorial sort of anti Semitism would say like,
Jews control everything and they're really evil. I'm more of
a progressive, you know. I think the Jews control everything
and they're really really bad at it because the scope
and the scale of what they're doing, the atrocity that
they're committing, the sort of blase way that they talk about,
the war primes that they commit. I mean, everyone remembers,
I guess a couple of months ago when there was
a big controversy in Israel about whether or not you
could rape your prisoners war like this is these types
of actions and this type of you know, policy is
I mean to say it's it's problematic or inflammatory would
would be really really under selling it. It's a pr
nightmare to put it in a different set of words,
which leads me leads me to my next point. I'm
not a geopolitical analyst. I'm just a guy with an
Internet connection. But insofar as social media and like the
polemical rhetorical spaces online to see segments of the online
right basically try to launder all of this stuff that
Israel is doing and turn it into a sort of
chest thumping chauvinists, you know, whether it's Western chauvinism, or
you know, American exceptionalism blah blah blah blah. They're trying
to turn all this stuff into a sort of shivealth
where you're either you know, not really right wing or
not really nationalists, or not really a white man, not
very heterosexual, whatever, not based and red piled if you
ever just look at this behavior and critique it for
exactly what it is. So I'm just struck by one
how bad it politics these people are, but also just
how much more again in folked psychopathy earlier, I think
there's a really large corner of the political online space
that has just given itself into psychopathy, trying to whitewash
all all of Israel's behavior effectively.
Speaker 2: Well, let me ask you, Josh, do you think it
has to do with them just being really bad at
this Where it can be both of these, It can
be why not both? But it's also I mean, how
do you not have at this point the confidence to
just do whatever you want when they're not held responsible
for anything? Ever?
Speaker 1: Really is a good point?
Speaker 4: Can you say that differently that I didn't quite grasp that.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean I've said before I think they're really
really bad at everything they do. People say, Oh, you're
just so jealous of how successful they are. I'm like, well,
they can get the job, but they can't do the job.
Whenever they get into the job, whenever they start doing
the job, it always turns to shit. Foreign policy whatever
it is, Okay, But you were saying, if they're really
bad at it, Yeah, but also don't you think that
they'd be a little more confident in being bad at
it and just continuing what they do and not really
caring about optics because they're never held accountable for anything
that they do. They know that they can get away
with anything.
Speaker 4: That's a good point. I'm inclined a little naively to say,
just because I don't really have a satisfying answer to
that or response to that, I'm inclined to just sort
of assume that there is there must be some sort
of structural obstacle to like, literally, we're gonna we're gonna
press the total Zionist victory button. Like if they literally
could just press the big TZV button on their dashboard
or whatever, I think obviously they would do it. So
there's maybe there's a psychological factor as well.
Speaker 2: But here's something I'm going to steal this from Ryan
Young in the comments right now, if you were to
ask them, what exactly is it that you want? We're
going to give you whatever you want, and what can
we give you that will make you happy? Because my
study of the last twelve hundred years of Jewish history
is that there's absolutely nothing that we can give them
to make them happy. They're never happy. They're always going
to want more. And it's not like it's like they
want total control. It's they don't want you to just
ignore them. They want you to bow to them. You
saw that after October seventh, After October seventh, if you said, man,
this really sucks, you know, yeah, it's really bad that
this happened and everything, but hey it's another country. No,
you had to be one hundred percent down with them.
You had to be like, man, you guys can do.
You can kill as many people as you want, if
you need to blow up the whole Middle East in Europe,
whatever you need to do, it's perfectly fine. You can't
look my study of history on this, and I've read
a lot of books about their history, and especially books
written by them. Maurice Samuel says, in you gentiles, there
is nothing that you will ever be able to do
to satisfy us. And that's not a book people could say, Oh,
well that was a book you know, just back in
the no that book was widely read and widely praised
in the Jewish community at the time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what do we do? So I agree again, I
agree with everything you just said. And if you want
to like dip into the metaphysical bag, it's sort of
like with a woman, there's a sort of like instatiability
they want more, right, Like it's there's a sort of
instatiability and and and it's sort of like psychological violence
that is right at the heart of who these people are.
And I do I think. I think it's like a
kind of force of nature.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: And and in that way, it's a sort of permanent
you said, metaphysical. Let's just go with it, Pete. It's
a sort of permanent metaphysical variable in our world that
you can't eradicate. And this is the other thing, not
to make this, you know, invoke all of this controversial
subject matter. But it's another reason why I think, you know,
the whole kind of NSD ap Ravanchism and things like
that is mistaken. Is like I think a lot of
what people draw on that, whether they're willing to admit
it or not, is like the sort of vigor that
the Germans had in carrying out their their their mission,
if you want to put it in like sanitized words,
I think, like, what does the solution for us? The
solution really is to just disengage. It's just like with women,
like if you've got like a really BPD borderline personality
or bipolar woman, like, actually, the only solution is to
have never gotten involved with him in the first place, exactly.
The second best resolution is to get away as quickly
as humanly possible and as as finally as possible, like like, ah, well, uh,
that sex was really great.
Speaker 1: You know, maybe maybe we could work it out this time, you.
Speaker 4: Know, maybe maybe they've I'm going to show my age.
There used to be a Dane Cook bit back when
he was a really popular comedian. He's like, I don't know,
like I've got all of my d CDs in his truck,
Like I've got to stay with him at least another
two more months. It's like, no, actually, you just whether
she owes you ten grand, you know whatever, whatever the
entanglements are, like, you just cut it and leave and
you walk away right. Like you hear this with like
married guys or previously married guys. Sometimes they'll talk about
getting iut have like a really bad relationship. They're like,
I just let my wife have the house. I was like,
it does Will it end this faster? Because if I
litigate that, then I'm gonna be stuck in this this
chaotic arrangement for god knows how long. Like I just
let her have the house. Dog, I let her have
the dog. That's how we have to be with these people,
is you know, we're not fighting a religious war against
them to the tooth, to the death. You know, we're
not even h we're not trying to do anything. We're
not even trying to get even we're not even trying
to get what's ours. What I would like to see
if assuming what Pete is saying true and what I've
what I've just suggested is true, then really all you
can do is extricate yourself. And that's kind of a
very position, like I just actually don't want to be involved.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just a complete clean break. I would not care
about this region of the world literally at all, if
it was up to me.
Speaker 4: It's just.
Speaker 2: Aversive nature though, I mean, I talked to our I
talked to our friends in Montana, and like Bozeman, Montana
is going to ship and guess who came in there.
Guess who's doing it. It's like you're you can run.
They they can't accept the fact that you're you're going
to go and do something. You're gonna You're gonna go
and do something that doesn't include them. I mean it's everywhere.
It's it's literally everywhere. And you know, I don't I
don't know you were going to say somebody.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would have to disagree with the idea of
you know, we don't want anything. We don't we just
want to make a clean break. The thing is, of
course I do want something, you know, I do want
the kind of losses and the kind of degradation of
you know, Christian, European American civilization. I do want those
things back, you know, I want this subversion to stop.
I mean, think about it, the tendrils.
Speaker 2: Of of of.
Speaker 3: This and and the various other subversions, but I do
think it's all tied together in this one issue, with
this one people. You know that you know, they have
succeeded in hollowing out almost every institution, including including Christian churches,
including independent Christian churches in fact them, you know, almost
most targeted, these, you know, sort of the evangelical, non denominational,
non affiliated types. You know that they've been sort of
subverted the worst because of distant dispensational understandings of Christianity,
which of course came from guess where, you know. So
the problem is, I don't want to leave behind. I
want to reclaim. It's also like people saying, well, we
should just wall off California, you know, and just leave
it to the lefties. No, no, we need to take
these things back, you know. And of course, in the end,
if it is possible, although I have my diets. It's
almost like a virus, you know. It's almost like once
a virus sort of makes its way, it can even
sort of attach itself to your literal DNA. And how
do you get rid of it? How do you extract it?
I'm sure there is a way, but it's going to
be much more difficult than.
Speaker 2: People think.
Speaker 3: But now I am of the opinion, of course we
need to reclaim the things that have been taken for
us from us, so and I think that that doesn't
make it even more difficult you know, because it's like
someone comes in ruins your home and then laughs about it.
Do you just accept that?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: Do you just accept the ruins as payment? The service
has read that. No, so you know how we proceed
from this is anyone's guess. But I too have the
same In the end, of course, I want the same thing.
I don't ever want to think about these people. I
don't want to think about Israel. I do want to
think about Palestinians. I don't want to think about Ukrainians,
you know, I mean I want to think about them
as much as that a threat to my sovereign.
Speaker 2: Country.
Speaker 3: But otherwise yes, But you know how we get that
is anyone's guess.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm truly America first. I don't want to
pay attention to these people. I don't want to care
about these people. I don't want to have to pay
attention or know about what the fuck is going on
on their like desolate part of the world that just
has no relation to me, like at all.
Speaker 2: I mean Israel people, I mean I do people don't
real Israel has an average IQ of ninety two, and
that's the Jews.
Speaker 1: Well, this is what we're getting at.
Speaker 2: How you can't. That is what does that have to
do with Western values? What does that have to do
with the West?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, this is like the point where you know, I
certainly take this position. I'm sure many other people do
that if we just did have the clean cut from
these people, they were just immediately fucking up from themselves
and just destroy themselves instantly. The only reason they've been
able to get along with or go along with the
ship for as long as they have is because they
got big Daddy America in the back. Oh and it's
like there's no American interest to be had here, you know,
like Josh was talking about this earlier, that you get
this line of you know, conservatoired that is talking about
like the masculine values of Israel going in and taking
care of like Hamas or something. It's like, you're cocked,
beata male if you don't go in and just crush
your enemies to see them drimma before you. It's like that,
fuck you. I don't I don't care about these fucking people.
I don't like that if they want to have like,
you know, the religious wars over this land for fucking forever, like,
can let them have it. They're not going to get
away with it. I mean, they're surrounded by enemies on
all sides. They can't defend themselves. But look how long
it's taken them to go through Gaza, since October seventh,
all those years ago. It's like, these people will be
fucked in a day without the United States. It's literally
no different than Ukraine. If you just turned off the
you know, the gravy train to these people, they'd be fucked.
Speaker 3: Actually, now that I think about it, I actually considered
Jerusalem also part of my heritage as a Christian, So
I think we actually I mean.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, well that's the meme, right, It's like, you
know who does it belong to? The Jews and the Muslims?
Like no, the Romans?
Speaker 3: Oh dear.
Speaker 1: Well, less we go on any longer, Why don't we
hit some super chats and uh and get out of
here tonight. So let's uh, let's start from the top,
all right. Oh look at this, here we go. Solid
Snak nineteen sixty four has gotten under his cardboard box
and has stealthily infiltrated his way back to the top
of the superchat list again this week. Good for you,
Solid Snake, all right, he says, for three bucks eving gents,
hope you all are doing well. Surprise the JFK files
finally came out. Not surprised in the least. It implicates
our greatest ally, keep fighting the good fights at the OGC. Well,
I mean, as we said, you know the info. It's
been out for a while. What's gonna be done with it?
We'll see, all righty, our good friend Hunger the die
merchant for fifty bucks, that deserves some gold.
Speaker 4: I love gold. The look a bit, smell atit, dexture
I love gold.
Speaker 1: Yes, of course we do indeed love gold here. Thank
you very much, Hunger. Always good to hear from you
and my friend and I look forward to seeing you
soon in a couple of weeks at the OGC event
will be really fun as always. Are you a friend
or OGC member On the East Coast, The Philadelphia chapter
is hosting an exclusive multi chapter event in April. Time
and location will be given out publicly. Will not be
given out publicly. Sorry. Tickets are available. Your wives and
women are also welcome. Contact or local OGC chapter telegram
for the link. There you go. I do like that
a lot of our chapters are spinning up. Some of
these smaller events around the country. They were kind of
prototyped last year on the East Coast, but they are spreading.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 1: I'm well. I won't reveal too much because you know,
guys are still getting these off the ground of running.
But there will be multiple smaller regional events throughout the year.
So maybe if you didn't get a ticket to the
big ticket event this year, maybe you can go meet
up with some local guys in your local area. So
keep on the lookout for that. Whymen, Oh yeah, now
you're not gonna go d Yeah, this is all right.
Dawn Browning for twenty Australian dollars. I think I think
don is like the she's representing the country of Australia
every week NonStop. Thank you very much. It's good to
see mister de here. I think she's a frequent in
the spaces.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she is an absolute regular. Yes, and sends lots
of nice revies and food pictures occasionally.
Speaker 1: So oh yeah, very nice, Thank you very much, Missus Browning.
And we're going over from the very nice Missus Browning
to Bert Gored the fart lord. So what a name?
Thank you for five bucks. Roberts wants to stay on
the bench so that his wife doesn't make him sit
on the chair in the corner. Oof. Yeah, I bet you.
John Roberts has a Lincoln chair in his house probably
so Steve from Fox and Sons Coffee for twenty five
bucks sends us a salute, thank you very much. Now,
I've been told from various coffee drinkers in the OGC
Central Command that they too use Fox and Sons coffee,
So get yourselves a packet. I'm told it's very good stuff.
As a non coffee drinker myself, I can only speak
of other people's reviews have had of the product. So
get on over to Fox and Sun's right now. They're
good friends of the show, and you know what, we
might be doing some stuff with them in the future.
Here we'll see, all right, forever bulk for ten bucks,
Throw decent MRI down to the basement for Doug. He
earned it well. I mean, he was doing a pretty
good job runing the show last week from the musings
of the interior, so maybe we'll give him a little
bit this week. Our good friend Paladin YYZ for twenty bucks.
I can't stop crying over the burning Teslas. What if
they go after traffic cameras, serie data bases, iPhones, and
TG surgery manuals. What a horrible day that would be.
We'll see what they end up doing. It's certainly not
going to stop, though, unless they put an end to it.
I'll tell you that much. The Left has always been
advocates for political violence of all kinds. Mean, the summer
Floyd was, you know, just a firecracker of what there.
We'll love sona Haster, our good friend from the new
Ivy League for ten bucks. So Verse of Agents canceled
my first super chat. Oh my goodness, So I'm doubling down.
Great panel tonight. Always a treat to hear, mister d D.
Please schedule cocktail hour when normal people are awake sometime. No,
it defeats the exactly, it defeats the whole purpose. You know,
it's an elite club. It's an exclusive affair, all right,
Caleb for twenty bucks. I'm unable to listen tonight. But
whatever mister D is saying, it's one hundred percent correct,
Love you, mister D. There you go.
Speaker 3: He would be simps.
Speaker 1: They need to send you some coffees exactly.
Speaker 3: Coffee dot Com. Yeah, yeah, I'm not complaining. I like simps,
but come.
Speaker 1: On, yeah, all right, Jonesy for fifty bucks, please stop
timing me out for no discernible reason. Well it was
a very discernible reason, and now you've been banned permanently,
So get fucked. Don't act like a Sperg in the
jat uh Rethuglican for fires.
Speaker 2: Isn't it? Isn't it amazing that spurgs don't. You can
tell Spergs when they're spurging and they say, we're not spurging. Yeah,
that's the problem with spurs. Always double down, cannot cannot
take a check on their ego. They're super fragile important ego.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you will be banned, You'll be hunted down
and eliminated. I'm a T one thousand when it comes
to looking at the chat beware And so it's Pete.
He's pretty ruthless too, which I love about them. So
Rethuglican for five bucks. They released it because it's not important. Well, yeah,
it only satisfies, satisfies the conspiracy side of the base.
They're focused on the now none of this matters. Yeah,
I mean, so I'll direct people to our good friend
Dave Green, who's been talking about slop recently on his
various shows, doing a great job at that. That's uh,
that's all I'll say on that one, all right. Sche
Bum two twenty for twenty bucks. Best part of Thursday
Night is Pony Express Radio Salute the OGC. Thank you
very much, sir, We appreciate it. Crypto Ferrell for twenty
five bucks. Nice Guitarspurg mister Pete, Yeah you've been on that.
If you're taking Katari money, you know, Pete. Once again,
it's Avery showing.
Speaker 2: If anyone's handing our Katari money, let me know, you know,
you know how to reach me. All right.
Speaker 1: Blood Based. I wanted to say this is Bloody based,
but for fifty bucks, that's some gold.
Speaker 4: This is gold, mister Bond. All my life, I've been
in love with its color. I welcome any enterprise that
will increase my stock.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you very much, sir, mister blood Based
for fifty bucks. Great takes from Pete. Well, Pete always
has great takes, So thank you very.
Speaker 2: Much for spurg on a certain group. And yeah, that's
I guess that's what I'm here for.
Speaker 1: All right. Paladin yy Z again for twenty bucks. Hey,
Pete AutoZone is having a sale on he prayic you
from some filters. Your sounds clogging up.
Speaker 2: You know, you're going through them in your head and
you're like, yeah, I can't say that. I can't say that, right.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you Paladin very much. Always a pleasure to
see you in the jat sir, Thank you random username
for twenty bucks. There is one fix to Congress being
bribed and blackmailed. Constitutional amendment to make congressional vote secret,
like you have a secret ballot, impossible to blackmail without
verification of vote. Same with bribes. Just pay them more, literally,
just pay them more. I'm fine with like congressional representatives
or senators, Supreme Court trustatas. I'm fine with all these
people being multimillionaires for all I care. I don't care.
Speaker 3: They can.
Speaker 2: They can already do insider reading legally.
Speaker 1: They do. That's that's what I mean. Like, that's that's
the problem with this ship. It's like, just fucking give
him money. I don't care. I don't cut down on bribery.
Speaker 3: Right there, I must, I must, I must disagree with
the super chatter because of course you don't want their
vote to be secret. You want to be able to
hold them a catiball. You know, if you're going to
pretend to have to have a have a democracy, then
you need to be able to say who did this scumbag,
what did he vote for, what did he vote against,
so that you can choose wisely. So I don't, but
I think it should be. Yeah, obviously.
Speaker 1: I mean the once in a blue moon when a
Republican gets primaried is just because we know how cock
they are and when they vote like a certain way.
I mean, if you didn't have it that way, I mean,
you would just never get rid of these people. You know,
Mitt Romney's were literally for forever Machiavelli sucks. Being white
is great. I always want to say, sucks to go,
do you because he was in AA chat all those years,
but he changed it to him being white is great.
So for five slowly I began to hate them. Well,
it seems not so slowly these days. Chief slinging beef
for five bucks. I shouldn't have to worry about someone
in another state, particularly one that's three and a half
thousand miles away, and whatever we said, enough Paladin ymyz
once again for twenty bucks. I thought that train would
never come. I think I hear it in the distance.
Never gets old. Seasider sends us ten bucks and a salute,
as he does every week. Thank you very much, sir.
We appreciate it. Cool dude, and this guy is a
cool dude. It has nothing to do with the ten
bucks he just sent us, all right, cool dude for
ten bucks, mister Neil, I've been watching your streams for
years at this point, how time flies. It's always great analysis.
Looking forward to the latest book. Thanks for the stream, OGC.
Maybe Josh I had some fans in the on us tonight,
and thank you very much for coming on the show, sir.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you. It's glad. I'm glad you guys are
stuck around because I've not made it easy for people,
you know, going from platform to platform disappearing. So I
appreciate it. Thanks lot.
Speaker 1: Awesome. We got a couple more left here, Aramank Discourse.
He's always one of more more prolific super chatters for
five bucks, the Black Truon Child Soldiers of the OGC
Tel Aviv Chapter set, Our brother, God know what you
did super chat that much? Thank you, Soaker City for
five Canadian dollars. It is ripping good discussion. I had
a friend cold call me to ask about the JQ
last week. I was so proud to be the go
to guy for that sort of thing. Well, every friend
group's got one at least, right, all right, and Joseph
for ten bucks. We need to develop our own economic
power and get guys of our own into strategic positions
to carve out our own sovereign and localities. Making a
small community is not enough. I mean, you gotta stuck somewhere.
But Jenna speaking more correct, yes, all right, And finally,
mighty Ballzac for two Australian dollars. Another Aussie in the
chat tonight. Look at that spur gone, you crazy diamond.
Oh well, let this be a warning to all Spurgs
in the chat. You will be hunted down and you
will be removed. All right, all right, here we go.
We got another one last super chat that came in
under the wire. Here Juden Peterstein, Professor of I'm not
reading that for two bucks. I find this materials on offensive.
All right, yep, there we go. Okay, let's get some
shillings out of the way really quick and we'll shut
it down for the night, Pete. What episodes do you
have this week?
Speaker 2: Sir? I just dropped one where I appeared on a
friend of mine's podcast, and gee, can you imagine who
I was ranting about on that one. So yeah, check
it out and heat substack dot com. I'm trying to
keep up do more stuff over there with morning kind
of fifteen minute rants and hellos. So yep, thank you.
Speaker 1: All right, cool mister D. Where can people find more
of your stuff?
Speaker 3: Well, people can find more of my droppings ava at
Twitter dot com and it's io hn de ee john D.
So you can go over there and again find various things,
and including these Twitter spaces that I do fairly frequently
late at night with friends, including often mis Redhawk himself
and other other OGC friends are there from time to time,
So certainly do that. And I also want to take
this opportunity to remind everyone I didn't see a lot
of celebration. But do you know what today is? Twentieth
of March. It was World Frog Day. Really yeah, so
all the frogs that should take the remaining few hours
of this day to celebrate, all.
Speaker 1: Right, Well that's a that's causer celebration indeed, So and Josh.
Thank you very much for coming on the show tonight.
Speaker 3: Sir.
Speaker 1: Where can people find more of your work?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I appreciate it. I appreciate you guys inviting me.
I listened to I've listened to John Spaces, I catched
the Old Glory Club whenever it comes on, and I'm free,
And obviously Pete has been really, really generous with me
over the years. Love what Pete does. So thank you
to you guys and your audience. Yeah, where to find me?
My Twitter handle is still Janeel. I have a substack
where I publish essays and reviews and sometimes my own
musical recordings. I'm publishing a review of doctor Poll's book
The Years of Great Silence. I'll be publishing some stuff
on Edward Litwalk as well or Lidvock. I guess. I
just had a book come out with Antelope Hill Publishing
called Intolerant Interpretations. It came out literally last Friday, and
it's already number one seller on Amazon. It's already, you know,
selling like hotcakes. So if you're into politics and psychology,
check that out. My previous books are all at imperiumpress
dot org. That's American extremism or American extremist and understanding
conspiracy theories. Obviously, they're also on Amazon, They're anywhere online
that you can buy books, So buy my books.
Speaker 1: Alrighty fantastic. Once again, I will point everyone in the
direction of the links in the chat as well. Go
get your nicotine fixed with ALP. Also get on board
with Axios Remote Fitness and Coaching, get shredded, and also
head over to the OGC website where you can look
at chapters that may be forming in your area. Florida guys,
please reach out to us for trying to develop a
couple more chapters and split up the big one. So
if you're in Florida, please reach out. And then also
if you have anything that you would like to write
for the OGC substack, we are taking guest submissions once again,
so if you have something that you'd like to publish,
maybe get your name out there. If it's up to
our standards, send over an email to the OGC and
the editors will look it over. So but we will
be back here again next week for another episode. I'll actually,
you know what, I have something to show myself, believe
it or not. The word it is not the N word.
I'm not chilling that the thing I was on with
five Till Midnight with illegitimate scholar Kyle Motovac and all
those other guys on Monday for Saint Patti's Day. That
got pretty rowdy, i'll say the least. And I will
probably be on over the weekend with Post zero with
all those guys on Sunday, and I don't know, I
might make an appearance on another show next week, so
I'll announce that accordingly. But I also go check out
my Twitter where I'm a tweet Today broke containment and
found black Twitter. I was talking about nightclubs and so
there's a lot of funny things happening over there right now,
So check that out. We'll be here next week, see
you guys,