Speaker 1: I guess we're just jumping into this. Welcome back everyone?
Is this Wait a minute, is this episode one hundred digits?
This is amazing? Welcome everyone? Yeah, what do you got
not men?
Speaker 2: Yes, this is a banner banner week. I have to say,
first we had years with two hundred episodes and now
we got us with one hundred.
Speaker 3: So there you go.
Speaker 1: Thank you, mister Mandrel. Yeah, this is amazing. I've been
on a lot of these. It's it's an honor, gentlemen always.
So as you can probably tell, the President's not here,
the Vice President's not here, so it falls on me again.
I'm going to tell you about some people that take
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guests for tonight's show. So it's been a while, mister
not me, not use here, how are you doing?
Speaker 3: Doing great?
Speaker 4: Pete?
Speaker 3: Good to be back.
Speaker 5: I think I fell asleep and woke up in twenty
fifteen based on some.
Speaker 1: Of the stories we have tonight amazing, isn't it. Everybody
tune in on Wednesday Night's a chapter house. That's mister
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think it's going really well. So everybody check that out.
Mister Mandrel, raging Mandrel.
Speaker 2: How are you doing great? Hanging in there as per usual?
Speaker 1: Awesome, awesome and our guest, Stormy Waters. It feels like
we were just we just talked yesterday or the doesn't
it or the day before that?
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Let's hear what New Year's was it?
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Speaker 4: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: All right, let's get this joke. I've ever heard.
Speaker 2: That was?
Speaker 1: No, that was that was an night of the election.
Speaker 4: Oh, yes, that's right, that's right, election night. So it's
been yeah, longer than the years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Thomas talking to Bird talk about like just planets
colliding and just yeah, crossover galore there.
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that everybody wants to hear what we're going to say
talk about, and our comments are going to be on it.
But we're going to save that one. The first one
we're going to talk about is the fact that troops.
Seems like some troops are not getting paid. And actually
saw a report that there were troops waiting on like
breadlines to get food. But President Trump said something very
odd the other day, and I think we got that
queued up here.
Speaker 2: I want to shut down. You have the money to
pay the troops on our chamber fifteen. Okay, how you
actually have.
Speaker 6: A man who is a very wealthy person. I know
that one I tell you this who called a donor,
a great gentleman, and he said, if there's any money
necessary shortfall for the paying of the troops, that I
will pay it, meaning he will pay it. How about that?
I said, look, we're not going to need it. We're
going to take care of our troops. But this was
a position that's being forced upon us by Democrats, and
all they have to do is just sign a piece
of paper saying where the keeping going the way? You know,
there's nothing. It's not like it shouldn't even be an argument.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 1: So we have a private individual, in this year of
in this era of weird things happening, and in this
case history repeating itself. We have someone stepping up and saying,
we got a shortfall in the government. I'll cover it.
So was everybody go to say about that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, wherever we heard this before, I think Stormy did
might have done something with you on that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the last time we saw this was a let's
just assume it's Elon, Right, Is that what everybody's thinking?
Speaker 2: Oh? I was. I was much more cynical than that.
I was thinking it was like Miriam Adelson or something.
Speaker 4: He did say. He did say a man, I mean like,
I don't think Mary Mason wants to talk to mister
Trump after his little speech at the Canesse. I mean,
if Lukes could kill Trump actually would have been assassinated.
Speaker 2: I was being cynical, you know, being cynical.
Speaker 4: I think it is I think it is Elon. I
hope it is. I hope it is either that or
somebody else that listens to Pietz Show and remembers the
episodes on the Robert Barons, because this is the last
time we've really seen something like this. Is John Pierpont Morgan,
who bailed out the United States in what is it
the eighteen ninety seven crash. It was the big one.
It basically blew up the government government was about to
default in its debt. And really that's why the dollar
carries the premium it does. The reason that we are
the world's reserve currency has nothing to do with you know, guns,
or oil or anything like that. It's just a common
leftod nonsensical thing that just everyone adopted because it sounded true.
The reason why the US is the world preserve currency
because it's the only country in the history of the
world that has never a defaulted on its debt and
b canceled its currency. Euro bros unfortunately know this all
too well, even though they might not even know what's
happening to them. Right, whenever the Bank of England issues
new notes, turn all year olds say we're going to
issue new ones. The Euro has done this twice in
its brief thirty year existence. Right, So if you had
a bunch of money under your mattress, right.
Speaker 3: And.
Speaker 4: Let's say that match he bought that mattress, you know,
or you inherited that mattress from your great great granddad
and found that it was full of money from I
don't know, eighteen eighty. Every single one of those dollar
bills is going to be taken by any institution or
any business in the United States because we've never canceled
our currency, which really matters a lot when you're dealing
with foreign currency reserves of other countries. So the reason
why this has never happened is because of John Pierpont Morgan,
who is probably one of the greatest Americans to ever live.
For those of you who haven't watched my series with
Pete on the Robert Barons, John Pierpont Morgan leveraged every
single thing that he owned, right, so all of his houses,
his boats, all of his funds borrowed against all of it.
If he wasn't going to be able to bail the
US government out, he would have been literally homeless. So
this is one of the most wealthiest men on the
planet at the time, right, risked everything to try and
save the US government. And if he was unsuccessful, he
would have been penniless, like that's what an American elite
used to be like, so much so that since he,
you know, totaling all of the sums up, he wasn't
able to do all of it. He was only ninety
percent of the way there. He needed the other ten percent.
So Pierpont got the great idea of inviting the other financiers,
the other top financiers of Young Wall Street, onto his boat,
the Corsairs, like the very first yacht yacht. As soon
as he got out past you know, we'll say swimming distance,
or when you couldn't see the horizon anymore, he came
up from a stateroom. Everyone was sitting around the dining
room table waiting for lunch to be so and he goes, gentlemen,
this morning, I have taken lines of credit from each
one of your banks for the total of my sums. Right, so,
all of his liquid securities, which you know I should
have already like raised some red flags. He borrowed against
the same securities from three different banks, four different banks.
And he goes, well, I'm going to attempt to bail
out the United States government, and I would like you
guys to help me, and if you don't, I will
take all of my now liquid cash and the five
times the amount of cash that I now have thanks
to each one of you gentlemen individually. All of that
money will be immediately used to short each and every
one of your stuff. And by the time my captain
takes you back, each one of you will be bankrupt,
and I will owe that line of credit to no one.
So either you help me bail out the American government,
or I make five times my money and all of
you go out of business. You've got ten minutes. If
my captain doesn't hear from me and radio my man
on the shore, he will begin shorting. Then he goes
back downstairs. Surprisingly, each one of these individuals, known for
having no patriotism outside of their ethnic group, suddenly found
a new feeling called patriotism. And we're overcome with the
urge to express that patriotism through the bailing out of
the United States govern Yeah.
Speaker 5: This, I mean, aside from you know, the Robert Barns
trying to save the US dollar.
Speaker 3: This is.
Speaker 5: This is this, This shows something really big. If private billionaires,
private individuals are willing to put up their money to
fund the military.
Speaker 3: This is a pretty.
Speaker 5: Bad sign for the Democrats, especially if you're trying to
keep your troops loyal. It sends an interesting precedent, or
at least it makes us look it looks like we're
heading in an interesting direction with this sort of thing.
If Trump's trying to keep loyalty in the military, this
is a really good way to do it, especially post
Obama purges.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, as the common military adage goes, the
eagles ship twice a month, and he who controls that
particular pay schedule is responsible for ensuring that the troops
not only stay loyal but disciplined. One of the great
problems of history, if you've ever studied any of the
Renaissance period wars or anything involving mercenaries, is that if
you want a loyal and effective military force that is
willing to accept military discipline, you have to be able
to pay them routinely at regular intervals. And so, of
course this is interesting that you know the troops are
there's a question of this definitely. The one thing that
I noticed, though, was the food stamps thing. That's not
something that's new. You will a lot of times hear
about stories from like the eighties the Volker was a
reserve chairman, and or really really old Salts boomers who
you know who were long retired now they will tell
you stories about how when they were in the service
that you know, the troops were on food stamps and
that sort of thing. So it's it's definitely something that
does happen, and more often than you might think. It's
not necessarily related to you know, the troops are not
getting a paycheck. Like it's also got to do with
whether or not their paycheck actually is able to cover
all of the expenses, right, So yeah, but that's it.
That's very surprising because they all normally get you know,
B H B H and B A S and all
of that stuff, so all their normative expenses get covered.
Speaker 3: I had a thought.
Speaker 1: I had a thought about if this is Elon. I
remember Charles Haywood talking about the fact that you know,
he believes that at some point, you know, unless all
of our enemies get crushed, which well, that Elon's going
to have to have his own private military basically in
order to survive in the United States. Just wondering if
this would be Elon warming up for how paying troops
and being getting people loyal and on his side for
the future.
Speaker 5: I suppose that would depend on how close he is
to Erik Prince.
Speaker 1: You're gonna say something stormy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how much to our military minded men in the stream?
Can you guys talk a bit about the Obama purges
and just how you know, world changing they were, because
I've heard this from several retired military guys that were
kind of pushed out during his purge of the leadership.
But I don't think a lot of people understand house
of it, you know, how revolutionary it actually was. And
I'm just not the person to talk about that, but
very much would like to hear about it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Mandrel, do you I mean?
Speaker 5: So the you know, the general overview is that Obama
purged the military of the old white man class, right
that the people who've actually been serving for through g
Watt through the First Gulf War, and that's where we
started seeing all the diversity hires getting pushed further and
further up the chain. You know, you hear about people
have written books on this, and I can't remember the
name of the author that I was listening to recently
talking about how the upper echelons basically, anything higher than
colonel requires you to do quite compromising things in order
to get into leadership, as they're as much political positions
now as they are actually for keeping a healthy functioning
military Manjul, You got anything else on that?
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, Like it's it's a common refrain among
if not junior officers, then certain or at least the
more base minded ones those that exist, but also senior
enlisted types will if you can get them to level
with you, or ldos or that sort of thing, Like
the real, real Salts of the Earth types who actually
run the military on a day to day basis. You know,
they will tell you that, you know, the stuff didn't
really start under Obama. These these processes have been in
place for a really, really long time, and especially if
you're talking about like women in flag officer positions, like
all of those people got their start in the nineteen nineties,
in the early nineties, when when combat positions or you know,
certain positions on naval warships or that sort of thing,
we're beginning to be offered for female officers. It's like, really,
you see that this happens with the first thing, right,
which is the sexual harassment stuff. Right, you put women
into uniform, there's no real rules. It's kind of the
wild West. What happens? What do you think is going
to happen? Well, that's how you get something like you know,
the tailhook scandal of the early nine mid nineties happening.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: This is when a bunch of dudes go to a
bar and you know, you know, back hall and feel
up one of their fellow pilots basically, and that turns
into a whole big thing. And of course that has
a bit of a chilling effect, like guys are going
to be men, and so of course when the men
aren't supposed are allowed to be men and interact with
women in the usual and normal way, Well, what do
you think is going to happen? So, second of all,
that creates a billet, right, it's called the SAPPER right,
or Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Coordinator, right. This is on.
Every single military command has one of these, right, And
usually you'll find that this billet is very, very highly valued.
It tends to advance your career a lot to have
this in your fit reps. And well you'll it's basically
you almost always given to women, right, almost always, So
you can see the progression among female females at the
junior officer level, and it gets them a little bit
of a way to get fast tracked into, you know,
senior leadership roles, you know, and of course everybody else,
all the prior listed in ldos who are a bit crusty,
like they've they've seen these processes happened throughout the entirety
of their career. And there is a general mistrust if
everybody above you know, a commander level or basically everybody
who wears silver oak leaves and above. And there's a
very good reason for that because for those who might
not be aware, officers like you kind of get promoted
to three just by breathing, flogging a mirror. That's the joke. Anyway,
You don't have to earn promotion, whereas everything four and
above you have to actually do stuff and be impressive.
And like four is like the major cutoff point, right
if you're if you're not with the program politically, or
if you don't do the right things at the right time,
you're just not going to make it to five and above.
And that's just the way it is, right, So there's
a reason for the mistrust and all of the people
that got their start in the nineteen nineties, those people
are now if they've just died long enough in their career.
They were all in senior leadership positions. And the purges
that happened that you referred to Stormy didn't just occur
at the top levels, right, That's one thing. But you
got to remember, like, the enemy strategy is not just
purge the top ranks, right, it's always top down, bottom up,
inside out. And there was a bottom up push as
well at the same time. And I remember very clearly
being on my first ship, and so at the end
of my tour, we came into like a bit of
a yard period, as one often does, and they were
essentially transit making the barracks inside of the ship the birthing,
if you were, as it were, into partial female barracks. Right,
that's what is essentially happening, right, So you're actually physically
altering the inside of the ship to accommodate a greater
percentage of not just a female senior non commissioned officers,
which was already happening. My frisdship was, to start with,
was unique because it was still under the kind of
old rubric of exclusively male junior enlisted, exclusively male senior enlisted,
and then a couple of female officers here and there,
And that changed over the course of the span of
my tour basically, and the change was basically instantaneous, right,
completely instantaneous. So the broad level changes that were happening
were just not a one one deal. It was a
full spectrum attack.
Speaker 5: You know, A friend of the show, Dawn Browning, lets
us know that friend of the club, Semiagogue, an entire
episode on this on a podcast named chain Smoke for
anyone interested in looking for that, all right, thank you, don.
Speaker 3: Yeah, semi Agogue does.
Speaker 1: It's one of the best out there, doing deep dives
on stuff that he may not be familiar with, but
he locks himself up and comes out knowing as much
as the people who were there. There's quite the quite
the talent for that. So before we move on, does
anybody have any anything else to say about this? I mean,
we're basically talking about having private people covering public bills
in times of crisis, and I think I don't know
about you guys, but seeing the reaction and knowing that
we have no Kings two point zero coming up, I
think this is just the beginning. I think we can
see more shutdowns and yeah, this this may become a pattern.
Speaker 4: I think that was the point. I think the Democrats
were okay with shutting it down, knowing that they could
do this military thing and that Red Team would have
to buckle because the military is like its sacred thing.
So I bet you the purges that are happening now
because I guess the president gets special powers in a
time of a government shut down to mass layoff staff
of the executive branch, which is three million fucking people.
I bet you this buys them time on the clock
that they need to go much further than they were
the Democrats were planning on them going because Red Team
would have had to buckle if the military wasn't getting funded.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean this is if this happened under a
Democrat presidency, I'd say this was very, very bad. But
because this is seems be as stormy as saying a
gamble by the Dems, I could see this is actually
quite good. The first Trump administration suffered from lack of loyalists,
and I think that Trump, for all his fault, is
not a stupid man and has learned from that. And
you know, with his building up the DHS as a
new kind of Ringian guard and.
Speaker 3: This happening.
Speaker 5: If this does end up happening, it just assures more loyalty.
So you know, it stems from something bad, a tactic
used by the Dems to try to, you know, cut
off Trump's presidency at the knees, but it might end
up backfiring on them in a spectacular way.
Speaker 1: All right, let's let's move on here, because here's a
that was a good way to start, because we didn't
just start out with the rage. So you know, look
at a tweet here about Somali's registering to vote. We
can get that suite up there. All right, here we go.
It says Minnesota Driver's Manual is in Somali changes to
voter registration on driver's license and ID card applications instead
of opting in to register to vote when applying for
or renewing a driver's license or ID card, the information
of any applicant who provides proof of US citizenships, such
as a US passport or certificate, certificate of naturalization, etc.
Will now be automatically forward into the Office of the
Secretary of State for voter registration. If a person is
previously applied for a driver's license or ID card. In Minnesota,
the DVS Driver and Vehicle Services may not currently have
the citizenship documents that were originally used to verify identity.
In that case, the individual may submit a document proving
citizenship to start the voter registration process. Under the new system,
the DVS will not send applicant information to the Secretary
of State if those citizenship documents were provided before October first,
twenty twenty three. If a person does not wish to
be registered to vote after providing DVS with citizenship documentation,
they must notify the Office of Secretary of State that
they do not want to be registered. Growing up in
New York City, which when I was growing up there
is about twenty two hundred to twenty four hundred murders
a year, we used to dream about living someplace where
that didn't happen, and Minnesota was always held out as
like this paradise. Of course at that time, even at
that time, they didn't tell you why it was being
held out as a paradise. But how quickly great places
fall when you introduce human bioweapons to them. And now
you're going to allow those human bioweapons, who have a
representative in Washington who openly says, I do not serve
the American people. Fuck you, whitey I serve the Somali people.
And now they're going to be able to vote even
if they're not citizens.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean, I've said this before about Michigan, but in
the future there are large swathes of Michigan and Minnesota
that are going to basically have to be depopulated by force.
We effectively have foreign ethnic enclaves that have like you know,
Cure's Jewel and other hacid communities have set up, you know,
foreign ethnic enclaves in places like New York, and for
the most part, they just ghettoize themselves and they don't
really meddle in state affairs. Not so for the Somalis
and the other you know, brownoids that are that have
been placed in these white enclaves for the purposes of
breaking them up and destroying them.
Speaker 3: And that's exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 5: Like this is all completely intentional on the on the
part of you know, everybody who brings them there, and uh,
you know, I don't I don't see where this goes,
how this is remedied without you know, mass deportations or
in the future just a literal invasion of some of
these areas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what's interesting is that this thing about automatically being
registered to vote with a driver's license, I remember, and
the checking correct me if I'm wrong, But I remember, like,
starting like twenty eighteen, twenty nineteen, a lot of blue
states announced that they'd be doing this. Yep.
Speaker 2: I remember that California specifically, and I think it was
It wasn't the most state it was. It was like
San Francisco or Oakland or some some municipality. But they
originally started doing this stuff for like school board elections
like that, that sort of like local election stuff, which
is just insane when you think about it, you know.
And if you're using a driver's license, well, California and
New York and illinoisill issue driver's licenses to illegal aliens, right,
this is the whole purpose. And I say this again
and again, why real ID for your driver's license is
even a thing in the first place, Like there's a
reason why you have to have the little star on
the right top right of your you know, license, because
you have to pay an additional fee and all of that.
Right because the illegals are in California allowed a license right.
It's so ridiculous, like it's just there to deliberately blur
boundaries and you know, get people to vote who have
no business even being in the United States much or
less being given a privilege of citizenship.
Speaker 4: What was that Canesse guy that was bragging about destroying
that town in Sweden? Was it called Samo or something?
That was the name of the.
Speaker 3: Town, Malmo Malmi. I can't remember what the guy's name is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but the videos out there, he was saying that
they those Swedes just consider themselves to be so moral.
Speaker 3: I had to teach them a lesson.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they hold the grudge for a really long time.
I find it very interesting that one of the first towns,
cities to be flooded by a third world biomass, particularly like.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: Mystery Meat Arab or Somali was dearborn Michigan, the town
that Henry Ford built.
Speaker 7: Every single time, thank you, sucker, I really I really
wish that wasn't as true as it is, but.
Speaker 4: Times they are a changing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean it's it really is.
Speaker 3: Every single time.
Speaker 5: If our producer checked the chat, our our friend capital
Asimo sends up a very interesting a little bit about
how this can be combated by the the Trump administration. Basically,
this is a violation that would allow the admin to
put leverage on these states and take away their they're
highway funding, which you know was used in a lot
of places to get the age at which you can
buy and drink alcohol raised to twenty one, which is
also what gave us open container laws in some states.
But yeah, is our producer with us right now?
Speaker 1: So I think we all remember who the governor of
Minnesota is, a guy who employs people who assassinate politicians
in his home state, who allegedly allegedly probably beat beats
his son, and pretty sure he's gay allegedly, I've heard things.
Speaker 4: But does he beat his son because his son's retarded?
Or did he beat his son retarded?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well, you know check out of the egg and ye
know he also has a wife who says that when
Minnesota was burning to start off the summer of George,
she would open the window and smell the revolution. It
smelled like revolution. Who are these people and where the
hell did they come from? And can we get them
to take d NHS please?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that that video.
Speaker 5: Of his wife during the election talking about turning the
page was well, it was just she she looked like
a demon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, So I think we have a video here
of Walt's talking about driver's licenses for all.
Speaker 4: It's done.
Speaker 8: A packed room at the Saint Paul Armory erupted after
the governor's signature made driver's license for all the law
of the land.
Speaker 9: So we give driver's licenses to anyone here. You don't
have to be a citizen. You don't have to which
is a photo ID. So if someone comes in, they register,
they have the driver's license, but they have an incorrect
social or no social or whatever, so then they become incomplete.
But if they walk in to vote with their driver's license,
is that make them all of a sudden Now okay,
mister lanil.
Speaker 8: Venom Chair, So the designation on the roster for someone
whose registration had been incomplete, if they present the election
judge with that acceptable identification document, that would clear the
challenge from the roster and they would be permitted to
cast a ballot.
Speaker 9: Anderson, well, okay, there's your problem potentially, so thank you.
Speaker 10: So just to clarify someone who is not a citizen,
but prevent presents a driver's license at that point in
the process, could be permitted to vote medem chair.
Speaker 8: At the time of registration as well as at the
time of submitting a ballot. Every voter is signing the
attestation affirming their eligibility to vote, including that they meet
all eligibility requirements, that they are a US citizen.
Speaker 2: So we're just on the honor system. Then this totally
cannot be exploited.
Speaker 4: All mealy mouthed faggots get the wall. That guy is
going to be first. These the lawyer language. I really
hate it so much. It irks me.
Speaker 1: Their traders and their race traders. I mean, it just
that's what they are. Let's call it what it is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it's particularly poignant that, as you know,
he signs this bill that allows third worlders to come
here and and make our roads more dangerous and congested,
that they all throw their fists up and start chanting
some some commy gobbletygook about how you know. I guess
driving is a human right now. Basically anything to these
people is a human right as long as it can
impose a cost on heritage America.
Speaker 2: I mean, weren't they chanting I mean, like they're even
chanting in Spanish, like like just immediately deport.
Speaker 1: I mean they refuse, some of them just absolutely refuse
to speak English or learn it. I mean, it's and
this didn't start this, this isn't recent. I mean, and
I was growing up. There were people who lived in
New York, who had lived in New York for thirty
in New York City for thirty or forty years, who
only spoke Spanish or only spoke Italian. And it's just
the system. The system back then was set up to
accommodate people who you know, weren't going to assimilate. So
I mean, this is it's no wonder that we've gotten
to the point where, you know, we were having states
just say driving as a human right, you know, and
libertarians would actually agree.
Speaker 3: Libertarians.
Speaker 1: I mean I remember in twenty sixteen there was like
this whole at the presidential debate. Everybody booed when I
think Gary Johnson said yeah, people should have driver's licenses,
and like the libertarians boot them then, and we know
how they feel about borders too, So I mean, you know,
these are the people who are carrying on the quote
the conservative you know, conservatives, you know, we're just libertarians
who you know, are are when it comes to our culture,
we're a little more right wing. But you know, anyone
can come here and say a pledge and be a
be one of us. I mean it doesn't take anything, right, yeah,
I mean, it's just got to do.
Speaker 3: It the legal way. Right.
Speaker 5: The libertarians, for all their ridiculous economic arguments about stuff,
half of them which are absolutely insane, they don't seem
to have ever heard of the idea of negative externalities
or that those negative externalities can exist in domains that
don't that aren't economics, that don't involve only money. So
it's like libertarians are called lawberts for a reason.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The fact that they're still running around in Year of
Our Lord twenty twenty five is it's really something.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Every libertarian is basically just a pegging enthusiast that
talks about economics. They're all. I've never met a libertarian
that wasn't just an insufferable fag at this point. I
know a lot of people that were a libertarian and
I've ended up someplace very very different. I don't know
anybody that's still a libertarian that is an insufferable loser
at this point. I mean, you don't say the best
it's a religion.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's a pipeline. All liberal libertarianism should only
be a way station on the way to the right,
because you cannot have what they're what they're advocating for
until you have order, and you cannot have order until
you have a functioning society, and you cannot have a
functioning society with sixty five IQ Somalis, it's real simple.
It's even simpler than you know, like uh, praxy you know,
all these big words like praxeology and you know, I mean,
it's just other words for I suck dick.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know. It's funny about like the Somalians. We're
doing all that autism scamming during COVID, all right, but
it's only half scamming because their children are literally so
retarded they classify as special needs whenever they get them tested.
So the fraud comes What do I comes after? What
do I do with my retarded children?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: The Somalis ideas, well, I'm gonna do fraud then. But
the reason that the autism cases have spiked is also
the same reason that the National IQ has dropped it's
not because Americans are getting dumber. It's because a whole
bunch of retards come to America and libertarians say they're
just as American as anybody else, and that's why the
scores are plummeting. But the autism crisis should really be
called the retarded Somali kid crisis in Michigan.
Speaker 1: What's the what's the average IQ you need to be
able to entertain entertain a hypothetical.
Speaker 4: I believe it's eighty.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think it's between eighty and eighty five.
Speaker 1: So you have to be between eighty and eighty fives
entertaining a hypothetical, which is pretty much all libertarianism is.
And they're all four importing people who can't entertain a
hypothetical so can't understand what their advocate king or when
they figure out what they're advocating and they're figure out,
they figure out that, oh, they're advocating that because I
believe in violence, and I think the non aggression principle
is for pussies. I'm just gonna do whatever the fuck
I want, and you're going to be scared to do
any You're going to be scared to do anything because
you don't want to go to jail, which you will
because all the DA's are on my side.
Speaker 4: Libertarians are literally the worst.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, it sucks that we have to talk
about them, but because, well you have to the reason
we have to talk about them is because conservatives have
adopted have even though they can't explain it in explicit
libertarian terms, most of their most of their ideas are libertarian.
Speaker 1: They adopted the worst parts of libertarian quote unquote free markets.
Oh you leave me alone, I'll leave you alone. Or yeah,
I mean anything anything, Oh, anyone could be anyone could
be a citizen. All they have to do is do
it legally. I mean, have you ever I mean I
used to live in South Florida. Anyone who's ever been
to South Florida and dealt with the Haitian population down
there should be Really it needs to question anything that
they believe that's a libertarian.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it really is a circle jerk. It is a
cul de sact designed to trap high IQ white kids.
That's what libertarianism is. It's an intellectual cul de sac
that triggers all their priors and is meant to trap
and politically neutralize high IQ white kids. That's what it is.
And really the number one the first enemy of every
revolutionary rtist movement is the conservative. We have a first boss.
Speaker 3: We have that.
Speaker 5: Tweet from our friend.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll read it. This is from capitalisimo OGC legend.
When a license is issued in any state, the state
must query the National Driver Register REGIS and DR, which
is operated by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which
is part of the Department of Transportation, a cabinet level
agency of the executive branch. Participation in the NDR is mandatory.
If states went to receive federal highway funds Minnesota received
nine hundred and seventeen million and twenty twenty five, the
President could issue an executive order tomorrow mandating the cross
checking of NDR queries with DHS's systematic alien verification for
entitlements save database, flagging immigration status violations and issuing denials
on that basis. Non compliance states will lose their highway funding.
And what that means is that last sentence, non compliance
states will lose their highway funding. As somebody who used
to maybe work in an industry that depended upon had
to exist in order for the state that they lived
in to get highway funding meant that over half of
that is not going to go into the pockets of
state representatives, and.
Speaker 5: Those state representatives will very quickly change their tune when
the piper is playing something like this. You know, it's
important because with I think it was John Carter who
just recently put out an article on Substack called Postocracy
where he posits that we are kind of ruled by
post right now. So there is a very real chance
that every time something like this comes up, if we
can make enough noise about it, that the administration is
going to hear about it. And so this is a
relatively low cost win for the Trump administration that could
help save American lives and you know, help stop the
democratic machine from you know, continuing to do everything they
can to steal elections. So you know, this is definitely
worth boosting. And cap is one of those those amazing
guys who can who can put together these strategies on
the fly, So we thank him for that.
Speaker 4: Speaking of voting, the Southern District of Florida just charge
a voting machine company called smart medic in a Philippine
bribery and money laundering scandal. These are also the people
that ran a large majority of the voting machines in
twenty twenty. The company is owned by a bunch of
Venezuelan nationals out of Canada, and they share the exact
same office building. If memory serves that, maybe Dominion Voting
Systems that shares the office building and floor with the
George Soros's Quantum Fund. I believe it's the office next
door for Dominion. But yeah, there's a lot going on
with the Venezuela thing. And it's not just oh, because
Venezuela says mean things about Israel, and anybody that tells
you that's being silly. It is a vector for foreign
influence and apparently a very effective one. So I see
lots of voting stuff going on right now by the administration.
This is absolutely something I think we could meme into existence,
because it's something that they're already focused on, at least
the dj IS.
Speaker 1: I will take this time to plug something I have
coming up. I will be recording tomorrow with doctor Matthew
Rafael Johnson on his research into Venezuela, and we will
talk about He will give evidence and give ample proof
that yes, the every single time Gang is definitely interested
in Venezuela, and maybe not because they're mean, but because
why wouldn't they be.
Speaker 4: Yep, it's like, oh, the country's about to get destroyed.
Let me go in there and take all your shit. Yeah,
we did the same thing in Argentina.
Speaker 1: Right, Oh, I mean Argentina. What now they need a bailout?
What happened? I thought this rock Bartian was there to say,
oh no, but it's so much harder because you know,
things were so Yeah, that's kind of the point.
Speaker 4: More interesting is this libertarian cabbalist, I like this libertarian
Jewish mystic enthusiasts. Do you want to know why he
needs a bailout? The currency is in freefall, the market's
in free fall. How do you stop that? Well, country
generally has gold reserves, except for Argentina doesn't. Because the
very first thing that Argentina did under Malay's presidency, right,
first thing that Malay did was send all of Argentina's
gold to Rothchilds and sons in the city of London.
And if you haven't noticed, there's a lot of interesting
stuff happening with gold prices. I think we'll talk about
that later, but let's just say they were in need
of some you know, backstopping of their own and our
diligent young servant of Zion was happy to take the
Nation of Argentina's fiscal reserves, the thing that props up
the country's monetary system and arguably the country itself, and
sending them all away. And that's why Argentina needs to pailout,
because every single time first Sabretarian get the fuck out
of here.
Speaker 1: The first thing Malay did when he got elected was
fly to New York and go pay homage to Rabbi Schneerson,
who was dead but still.
Speaker 4: Not if you Aska's followers, they're doing necromancy rituals all
the time. Decided the notouch cases, I have such a
taking part of a I sure hope not. Actually, I
hope so, because that would be the least grotesque thing
that could possibly be happening in them. Yeah I will.
I'll drop you a link to it after the show.
But yeah, uh, Javier Malay doing cabbalistic necromancy ritual with
a bunch of shabbed rabbis very interesting. This happened right
around the time as every Zionist pretending to be a
right winger, which there were many, was telling us how base.
Malay was.
Speaker 1: Yes, And what's funny is you know the one yeah,
the one liberty I guess, the greatest living libertarian that
pretty much any one of us could have a great
conversation with his hans Hermann Hapa. I think we'd all
agree with that. He saw, he saw what Malay was
right away started talking about it, and people started Libertarians
started calling him alal cow.
Speaker 3: Murray. If Murray Rothbard was alive.
Speaker 1: He would be like, like, he would be what, what
the hell? What's what's that converso orthodox priest, the one
who's so based and everything and speaks yeah, father Nathaniel.
Oh yeah, if Rothbard was alive, he would be the
he would be father and brother Nathaniel, father Nathaniel. But
like way less annoying because he saw through all this.
Why do you think Haapa? What do you think Haapa
could see through it? Who do you think taught him?
Speaker 4: What did you say about the about Malay? I didn't
catch this.
Speaker 1: Everything that you've said that he was that he's he's
tied to the to Zionists. He's a pure Zionist. All
of his interests are going to be interested in line
with Israel. Yeah, yeah, if you think this guy is
in a narco capitalist libertarian you have another thing coming.
And oh, by the way, I think Hoppa was right.
Huh imagine that.
Speaker 3: Charlie Charlie manson chat is is.
Speaker 1: Wow, look at all these haters who don't like judaeo
necromancy rituals. Oh my god, just let people enjoy things,
my man, Oh man, it's so good. All right, we
got anything else on this man. We made it all
the way from water from Somali's getting registered to vote
to just absolutely shitting on Javier Malay. And wow, that
was a great trip and one that we should probably
try to do again.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is the most based chud show on the
entire internet.
Speaker 1: All right, I guess this is the one that some
people might want us to hear about.
Speaker 3: It seems that.
Speaker 1: We can't have private places, even amongst ourselves. The young
Republicans of the GOP, who you know, you would think
are probably pretty normy, turned out to be like pretty
much all the gen Z guys, based as hell, and
they have a nice telegram chat and what happens. Look
at some of these I'm not going to read some
of these because you know, this is this, this is
on YouTube, and yeah, we don't need that. But it
turns out that, like many such cases and pretty much
every such case, the call was coming from inside the
house and these were released and they were sent to Politico, right,
if I'm not mistaken, And yeah, so somebody decided that
they couldn't have racist racial jokes going on privately in
the chat or you know, little couple good jew jokes
or anything like that. They needed to get it out.
And I mean, personally, what I think is happening here
and why I think the GOP, the establishment GOP is
circling the wagons, and why so many quote unquote conservatives
circling the wagons is because you're taking away their greatest
weapon and their greatest weapon for defeating the left is
how can we say that the left are the real
racist and the left or the real anti semites if
we have jokes about if our guys are doing jokes
about that privately or or may even hold those views
privately racist or you know, jqwing, you're taking away all
our power. Man, we know we're going to defeat the
left by saying they're the real racists and they're the
real anti semites. I mean the left the Democrats are
the party of Hamas, right, that's going to defeat them,
fucking idiot scum traders. Kodrianu was right, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Of the individual that leaked the chats.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I mean, I love on this screenshot that Politico puts together.
You know, they're like, oh, let's get all the worst
things that they said and put it up front and center.
And then there's just the one yo. I don't really
know who that offended, but I'm sure it offended somebody. Yeah,
I mean this is just confirming. Like, right, I woke
up this morning or yesterday, and we were in twenty
fifteen when this story broke. We all know what the
what The conservatives are the establishment conservatives. Conservatives are the enemy,
as Stormy is saying, you know, they are always going
to stand in the way of the right actually making
progress in fighting back the enemies of civilization that are
represented by the left. And you know, it's one thing
to say when political correctness first reared its head in
the eighties, died out in the nineties, and then came
back with a vengeance as wokeness in the knots and
the twenty tens. You know, that this pearl clutching was
more of a youth movement or it's more of a thing.
This puritanism was kind of a more of a youthful thing.
But now those young people are old and they're in
the in the establishment GOP, and it's it's just weak
men and women who still think that they can win
this fight by being nice to the enemy that wants
them dead.
Speaker 4: How many I know there was a bunch of young
Republican chapters across the country that immediately put out states
statements disavowing them and you know how terrible they are
and whatever, And didn't it end up coming out that
like a lot of these chapters, a lot of these
state chapters are run by like fat, childless women.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean this really highlights the necessity of what
the Old Glory Club is and why like why we
need to be here. We're not a political organization, but
any organization run by women is going to turn into
something like this, and they're going to start seeing when
the organization becomes the longhouse. They're always going to see
natural youthful male vitality and shit talking as an existential
threat to their power, which it is because these Herodins.
Speaker 4: Are unless lives, the one in New York. That one's
the young Kapoorhouse apparently.
Speaker 5: But these the Old Glory Club is like, we need
fraternal societies where these boys can do what they do
and you know, help each other and stand by each other.
If something like this comes out the GOP, the Young Republicans,
you know, I could see tp USA doing something like this.
But you know, this can't last, these organizations that can't
attract young men because the young the young effective men,
because the young effective men are afraid that they're going
to be stabbed in the back the moment that things
get rocky. You know, we're the only game in town.
So thank you Young Republicans for just pushing young men
further and further out of the GOP containment. You're your
own worst enemy.
Speaker 1: And O'Sullivan's law, and I think I forget Robert. People
also say Robert conquest second law.
Speaker 3: Undefeated.
Speaker 1: An organization's political orientational inevitably drift leftward unless it has
a strong right wing foundation every single time, every single time,
every single time.
Speaker 4: And the friend of the Show Woes had a good
comment on this on good post on this I'll read
after you've.
Speaker 1: Done yeah, so every single time, and you you can't
let women into positions of power. You can't. There are
other groups you can't let into positions of power. You
just can't. You can't because when people look around and
they see who is overrepresented in positions that are fucking
us and you know, destroying this country, Inevitably somebody if you,
somebody is not going to have as much self restrained
as you are, and they're going to say something, and
inevitably that person's ethnic self interest is going to kick in.
That's just it's proven in this case. I don't need
to wax on about this.
Speaker 4: If your private right wing group has a single Jew,
you are already one hundred percent compromised. Everyone needlessly insists
on learning this fact the hard way, again and again.
Zero tolerance And that was from friend of the show Woes,
But my favorite post comes from Lee. It's an amazing account.
We are appalled by the vile and inexcusable language revealed
in the Politico article published today. Such behavior is disgraceful,
unbecoming of any Visigoth, and those involved must immediately resign
from all positions, and we call for the gates of
Toledo to be opened at once.
Speaker 1: I mean, the guy's a gem machine. What can you say?
It's couldn't I couldn't have done that. I've Knownly a
long time. I've Knownly a long time. I still don't
know how he does it. I mean he never never misses,
never misses. But I mean you you learned. And to
the Kansas young Republicans that have been I guess their
group has been suspended, give us a call.
Speaker 3: We're here. Anyone got anything else?
Speaker 4: Just such a disaster, bro like I but and we
want to talk about what jd Vance's response was to this.
Speaker 1: Do we have a Do we have JD's tweet at
the ready?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 5: It was a perfect response. It was exactly the tone
that we needed. It's keeping, it's him keeping the pressure on,
making sure nobody forgets what we're up against, especially with
the Jay Jones thing, because you know, with the the
twelve second news cycle and everyone's attention span being measured
in nanoseconds, keeping keep making sure that people are focused
at least for a couple of days on this stuff
is way more important than than just hitting those hitting
those notes. And you know jd Vance hits the beat
pretty well on this one.
Speaker 4: He says, this is far worse than anything said in
a college group chat. And the guy who said it
could become the age of Virginia. I refuse to join
in the pearl clutching when powerful people call for political violence.
And this was about killing a bunch J Joys.
Speaker 1: Yep, yeah, J Jones and threatening the I think he is.
I forget who he was in the Virginia House, but
he had a couple of nice, very cute white children
who I from an interview I saw the other day
from somebody who was in the Virginia House said that J.
Jones would have known these kids. These kids would have
been around the State House. Jay Jones would have interacted
with these kids, and he called for their death. He
called for their death.
Speaker 3: He said that.
Speaker 1: He said, if there was Hitler and Stalin and this guy,
I can't remember what his name is, and I had
two bullets, I'd shoot this guy twice.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean you can see it looking into when you
see photos of Jones and his dark beady eyes, like
a lot of these people like we mean about how
you know the progressives want to kill us and how
they're possessed by demons, but a lot of them actually are.
There are soulless people who only see the pursuit of
their own power as the only good that can come
from this world, almost as if they're rebelling against the
world for the crime of being born. It's it's true,
like the depth of the evil that are that the
Progressives and I'm sure that many in the GOP have
in the souls is one that is so cartoonish that
it strains credulity.
Speaker 4: Yeah, one thing I want to bring up and thank
God for Marderiy Hill of Green talking about him, but
everyone needs to remember this. George Santos literally did nothing right.
He was temporarily inconvenient for a lot of the people
in power, literally just for what like a news cycle,
so like less than twenty four hours. He's on forty
five days of solitary confinement. He is allowed out of
his cell one hour a week. He has not learned
any commissary. His cell does not have a window, and
it is dark twelve hours of day. He's not allowed
to get mail when he's in solitary definement, nor he's
allowed to send anything. I'm sorry he can send anybody
can't receive anything, he's being tortured. Solitary confinement is torture.
So just know that these are the people if we lose.
This is what they'll do to you when Trump is
in power. What do you think they'll do to you
when he's not, When our guys are not, you'll beg
for solitary confinement because I'm sure they would like nothing
better than to make you beg for it. And think
about that. They are torturing a human being, a congressman,
for even the slightest inconvenience, but most importantly being on
the other team, your team. So just think about that.
Think about it often.
Speaker 1: The I don't know how many people know this, but
Tucker has been live streaming at six Eastern on Wednesdays
and he pretty much does a monologue, does a couple
of interviews, talks about the news of the day.
Speaker 3: And he was.
Speaker 1: Watching a video of the Virginia governor debate with Democratic
Representative Abigail Spanberger.
Speaker 3: Let me see, do I have it here? There we go?
Speaker 1: And who is former former CIA and against Virginia Lieutenant
governor Virginia Governor Winsome Earl Sears, who is like exactly
what the GOP wants a middle of the road black
woman to run for her. But when some sears, when
some earl sears confronted on stage during the debate, miss
Abigail Spanberger, okay, damn, my bell won't work, thank you,
and said, you know, will you please denounce Jay Jones's
tweets talking about killing these children, and she just stared
straight ahead, would not say anything, you know, And you're
just looking at that profile of that.
Speaker 3: You know, that.
Speaker 1: Sail on her face, and you're just like, no, you don't.
Does anybody in this administration get the fact that they
want us dead? They want us dead? I mean JD
Vance seems to yeah, well, I mean every time you
bring up JD Evans and every time he says something
you know, based like he did there or you know,
he said that, you know, big balls should be it
should be rehired, even though he had literally attacked JD
Evans his wife, and JD Vance is like, yeah, I
don't care, you should still be rehired. All people are
gonna scream as my palents here and Peter Teel, So
I guess it doesn't really matter what the JD Evans
apparently you know, to most people, there's no one there
that's I think.
Speaker 4: It's really interesting the people that counter signal JD. Vance.
It's interesting who they cluster because they also attack Tucker
the same people. If somebody's critical of JD. Vance will
also be critical of Tucker. Oh, conspiracy theory, he's gone
off the deep end, man, he's gone too far. Then
they'll take time out of their day to criticize Candace,
a black woman. That shouldn't matter to any of us, Like,
if you have to come out on the timeline, tell
us how much you hate Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson
and Jade Vance, they're also the same people that, ironically,
because it's a joke, right stumped for Gavin Newsom told
us Kamala Harris was like better than Trump or Lumers
your friends. Like, it's all the same people, right, and
they all have the same patterns of behavior. Right, It's
really important to not look at what issues they talk
about whatever, but look at who they're attacking and just
keep a mental log of that, and then when you
see events play out and go, huh, well that's really cool.
Well I didn't expect that from like Vance or Trump
or whatever or Tucker. Just keep that in mind, and
just keep a tally of everybody that you saw counter
signaling them and talking about them, and you'll see this
logarithmic pattern develop over time. Everybody needs to keep track
of what everybody does, not in like a creepy way.
But when you see posts, just remember, and this way
you can go back and see, like, oh, well, what
what have these guys also been criticizing? And then once
you start looking back, all of a sudden the theme
emerges and it makes our political environment much easier to
sort through.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and these people are also mysteriously starting to be
boosted by more mainstream voices. So interesting, A big head
scratcher on that one.
Speaker 4: But it's almost like they elevate the people that they
want to fight, right.
Speaker 5: But the thing with spam Burger is another perfect contrast
to our previous story with the Young Republicans.
Speaker 4: Is that the one that's the president of Mexico.
Speaker 3: No, but that is also at every single time thing.
Speaker 1: They definitely have the same They definitely have the same profile.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the dorsal fin.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean this this is the perfect contrast, right,
Like the Young Republicans throw their people under the bus
for leaked chats, and no leftist, no democrat, is going
to condemn a man who is wishing for the deaths
of another person's children to affect what he believes is
proper political change. You know, there's not much more to
be said about that.
Speaker 4: And all of these movements championed by dorsal Finn maximizers,
dorsal maxers, Galatians.
Speaker 1: Hey, hey, my grandparents and my great grandparents escaped them,
escaped out of there to get the hell away from
them in a good time too, and nineteen eleven, respectively.
Speaker 4: I gotta figure out a better name for them, because
dorsal Finn is like already too many syllables.
Speaker 1: Anybody have anything else to say about our greatest enemy,
which will always be the conservatives?
Speaker 3: No, all right, gotta move on.
Speaker 4: Remember the left is never going to listen to you.
It doesn't matter what you say to the left, it
doesn't matter. So if you know, your bullets don't hurt
the left, they do hurt fake people on the right.
These people rely on sliding underneath the radar of opinion
of other right wingers. Right, so are bos actually right
now in this stage? Do much more damage to fake
right wingers. These people draft off your conservatives, draft off
your energy, they siphon it off right, and then they
stab you in the back every every single time. Read
uncle A's book, the second well, his book that's famous
has two books inside of it. I believe the second
book starts at to a chapter eleven ten or eleven,
and he lays this out in painstaking detail, and as
you read it, you would be like, it sounds like
it was written today. Because the people that kept on
throwing them under the bus, the people that ran to
the left to smear them, the people that drafted off
their energy to stab them in the back. It was
the conservatives, not the left. The conservatives, the conservatives are
happy with the status quo. You are a bigger threat
to them than the left.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Mandra, what's the line about the social democrats.
Speaker 2: Who betrayed us? The social democrats?
Speaker 1: Lockwood in the chat here says, believe it or not,
Spanberger is not just married to one. And I just
looked her up and I can't find any evidence in
her early life. So I'll do the Maya kulpa and say, yeah,
I was wrong about that. But that makes it even worse,
because that just means you're a trader.
Speaker 4: Well, we as seancestry dot com.
Speaker 5: We also know that Wikipedia has started purging the early
life checks so that you know it's harder to find.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but people from people from Red Bank, New Jersey,
whose whose fathers are police officers and mothers or nurses.
That's not typical of Red Bank, anyone who knows anything
about Red Bank. So I'm not saying I'm not saying
it's impossible. What I am saying is that it doesn't
sound right.
Speaker 4: Especially wait, so you're telling me the backstory of a
CIA officer doesn't sound right?
Speaker 1: Well, all right, okay, let's uh, let's move on to
the next story we have here, And it couldn't be
any better because I believe we I believe the No
King's two point zero protest is scheduled for this Saturday,
and they've chosen their color wear yellow, show up, show
out rejecting Kings since seventeen's they're Do you know that
they're they represent the founding fathers? Do you know that
they represent the men that storm the beach at Normandy?
Speaker 4: You know that they're mind is seventeen seventy six or
sixteen nineteen? I can't fucking keep track with these people.
Speaker 1: But they they're wearing yellow. And what's funny is I
did not know that until right before we went live
that they had picked yellow. And I just had to
laugh because I know historically yellow what yellow when it
came when it comes to politics and when it comes
to uh this, this milieu normally signifies. But I'll let
you gentlemen talk about this if you uh, if you wish.
Speaker 2: Sure, so, so this is very interesting that they chose yellow, because,
you know, if for those who may not be on Twitter,
there was a clip of certain NGO Apparatchick who was
talking on a live live call or whatever zoom call,
and he was basically saying, well, you know, we took
about an hour to pick our colors basically, and we
were looking at yellow, but we might also choose purple
because it's like bipartisanship and all of that. It's just
all what is this?
Speaker 3: Right? Was the point?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 2: This is a color revolution, or at least an attempt
of one. This is prepping for, if not twenty twenty six,
it's certainly prepping for twenty twenty eight. It's establishing early
the proper color to use in order to solidify and
get unified a resistance movement. Basically, that's what it is.
And of course the black and yellow is famous for
being very an cap kind of the seventeen seventy six five,
very libertarian. It's just yeah, it's I can't believe it
took them an hour to figure this out.
Speaker 1: It's also the color of like historic raincoats, which a
lot of pervs would wear when they were flashing little kids.
I think that I think there's a correlation there too.
Speaker 5: It's also interesting that, you know, that's the color of
the Giles Jean which rage for quite quite a long time.
You know, I don't know what they think the significance
of yellow is here, but I would be very interested
to hear their thought process when deciding on this particular color.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's also the color of a crown.
So it's like it's it's just like, why, it doesn't
make sense. Why would you pick the color of the
thing that you're opposing.
Speaker 4: There's a tremendous amount of money behind these organs, but
behind this organization, I believe very recently Indivisible.
Speaker 1: Indivisible is clearly US A I D. Has not stopped
them from getting money. I mean, Indivisible is Yeah, they are,
and they're you know, if I is the one who
wants to burn it all down, Indivisible is the one
who wants to make it even more illegal for you
to be right wing, to the point where you will
be executed for being right wing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they posted, uh, what was it? Somebody posted us
all on the timeline. I'm trying to go back and
find it while we're while we're discussing, But they posted
a funding breakdown of this organization and and it was
it zero hatch. It might have been zero hedged that
had it. But the amount of money going to this
organization is insane, right, We're talking like hundreds and hundreds
of millions of dollars and the I think it's like
six billionaires that are behind it. Oh, I can't find it. Whatever,
it doesn't matter, but yeah, it is a crazy amount
of funding. Like these people are legitimately, Like if you
wanted to finance a color revel, like we send like
this is more money than we send like revolutionaries and
like tinpot dictators. You know that we want a regime change.
We probably flipped Ukraine for less money than this. It's
a serious amount of funding.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it looks like they're actually gonna have to start
the footing the ill themselves rather than getting it from
our tax dollars through.
Speaker 3: USA I D. Which is nice. But it's also.
Speaker 5: Interesting that the every every No Kings protest that I've seen, uh,
and I'm in a very blue area has been populated
almost entirely by olds, and I wonder if that's going
to start changing once they're able to pay the youth
to show up.
Speaker 2: Well, of course, of course it is. But you know,
remember the strategy of the Left is intersectional, and therefore
they always have these multiple multiple sections of society. It's
not just going to be the old, theotard boomers who
show up. It's going to be the you know, the
the ethnic youth, youth, I should say, who's going to
be showing up in conjunction, right, if they're not actually
part of the same protest, or if one of the
No Kings is largely peaceful, there will be the the
mostly peaceful protests going on, burning down buildings and blowing
up cars on the side, uh, and then the usual
usual you know, inner city denizens doing what they do.
At the same time, because of legenda so, like all
of this stuff is, it's not hard to figure out
what the enemy's game plan is. It's the same game
plan as they ran in the sixties. It's the same
game plan that they had in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Right, Well, remember I'm sorry, Manchell, please please finish.
Speaker 2: No, I was just gonna say, it's the same game plan.
It's just you got to stop it, right. You just
have to find what's the one or couple of levers
you got to pull in order to get you know,
one of these little avenues of power acquisition not actually functional,
and then the whole thing collapses because every single avenue
of these things has to work, right, The strategy in
conjunction only works if every single one is actually you
know successful. Basically, that's how tenuous this is.
Speaker 1: Well, let's remember in twenty seventeen, when Trump got elected,
they had the Pussy Had March, and that was a
bunch of middle age and old people marching on Washington.
And whenever they had a march leading up to twenty twenty,
it was the same thing, a bunch of old people.
Then what happened in twenty twenty It wasn't old people,
was it. So everybody who's saying, oh, this is this
is just boomers? What it was five fucking years ago?
Do you not remember this? This is the last ten
years of history. Do you not remember the last ten
years of history? I mean, I understand there are some
very young people in the audience and who are probably
still in high school and maybe not paying attention. But
you know, I'm old enough to remember ten years ago.
And this is the way it started. A bunch of
boomers on the street, culminating in a fucking color revolution
in twenty twenty and up to forty Americans being murdered
in the streets by these people.
Speaker 4: Yeap, what once the paychecks start coming, all of a sudden,
the ranks get really full and it won't be boomers.
And I believe the DOJ announced today a large amount
of indictments were filed. I believe almost a thousand or
over one thousand something like that for Antifa members or
basically for the Antifa organization. But yeah, the people behind this,
I mean, we're talking like what's his name, soroszillion for
fifty billion gates seventy million, sorry, fifty million, seventy million,
what's his name? Warren Buffett two hundred it's already over
three hundred million. And there's two more people that I
can't remember right that we're each within like seven eighty million, right,
so this is like a third of a billion dollars
just to fuck shit up right now, right, No, Kings
just appeared when ice hit the streets, and now they
have a third of a a third of a billion.
And I know, Pete, you and I talked about this
in the inquisition, but everybody makes fun of the fact
that these people had a little meeting that took an
hour long just for them to decide on a color
on a zoom call. These people like, yeah, that's funny, haha.
They took an hour to decide on a color. Leftists
are so dumb. Dah dah, da da dah. Literally like
we've heard it all before. But when no one bothered
to realize or i mean think about it, is that
this should terrify the fuck out of you. These people
are well funded, They are well organized. They are a cohesive,
defined group with objectives, short and long term road maps
to meet those objectives. They can delegate I mean, we
can't delegate shit, but just to highlight, they can take
very large tasks and break those tasks down to I
don't know, twenty fifty one hundred people. However many individual
people it takes whose c cumulative effort completes that task.
They can do that. They can delegate the workload. They
can assign project managers to oversee that large task that
is broken up and delegated to all those people that
those people are actually working cohesively, can manage them. It's
a level of organization that, frankly, the right can't even
dream of. So, however cute that it may be that
they take an hour to decide in a color. And
how much smarter and better and cooler we think we
are because we don't do that, We don't do things
by committee, things like that. These people have a level
of organization that should scare us, not make us laugh.
And if it's making you laugh, that means you don't
understand how serious it is. Right, Frankly, you don't know
what time it.
Speaker 2: Is, right And of course, just because they're taking an
hour on assume call right now, we have three years
before the next presidential election cycle, so they have plenty
of time. Plenty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, The next items on their to do lists after
pick a color is fuck up your life and fuck
up the lives of people you care about. That's item
number two and three on their to do list. So yeah,
it's funny that they took an hour to get through
item one. Go ahead, Bendel, sorry about that.
Speaker 2: Nope, I just said they have plenty of time. That's it.
They got three years to figure out a game plan
and to make all of these little checkpoints actually come
together and be completed.
Speaker 1: So all right, I think before we move on to
the next topic, should probably knock out some super chats here,
So if we're ready for that. First super chat on
the docket is Robert of fixum My sleep paralysis Demon
is just Pete telling me about his new H and
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I guess, but not by much though. Look it right now,
you can't get an HKPSG won for less than forty
thousand dollars. There's no way you're ever going to see
me with one of those solid snake nineteen sixty four
evening gents, How the leak chat, How the leak chat
is so shocking to people is insane. It's literally the
group chats every young guy is in and I've heard
far worse in cod lobbies. My own mother agrees that
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I've said in a black Cops one lobby, that's for sure.
I mean, yeah, this is what do you gamers think?
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be a left wing fetishist.
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Speaker 5: We will, Yeah, which, I know that your government is
I don't insane isn't the word? You have a demon government?
But these are there ethnic groups also participating in eating
the ostriches or is it just the culling.
Speaker 1: I think they're eating the dogs and eating the cats.
Speaker 2: I just think it's funny. I got a mental visual
of an ostriach burying its head in the sand as
it was being attacked by a Haitian.
Speaker 1: So I'll just just a a side here. A friend
of mine who appears on the show all the time,
John Fieldhouse, mentioned that seemed said that there was in
the nineteen nineties, the nineteen eighties and nineteen nineties in Huntsville, Alabama,
Apparently there was a movement to try to make the
emu the next American chicken. For a while, every redneck
with two acres raised them on their front lawns. He said,
Madison County back in the day didn't have any zoning
laws outside of the city limits. The kids, there were
kids whose fathers were NASA engineers that were raising livestock
as a hobby and some and some of that livestock
was EMUs. I he told me that story, and I
was about as quiet as you guys are right now.
Speaker 3: I didn't want to believe it.
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livestock raising. Individual white stock raising needs to be mainstreamed again,
not just chickens.
Speaker 3: Emu eggs are pretty great.
Speaker 5: Their meat is red, it's almost like beef.
Speaker 2: Really, that's true for a lot of birds.
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have ever kicked a soccer ball.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's actually a really interesting thing about professional soccer ball.
Speaker 2: Isn't that like a third world hobby, third world sport.
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you know, damned if I'll be able to remember who
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which is why they became so black overrepresented, that white
guys have the same problems has had have had the
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and the people who are doing it think it's funny.
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Speaker 1: Just don't clip any coins please. All right, speaking of
clipping coins, let's jump to I want to get Stormy
on here tonight for this particular one. And Stormy, I
know you can go on for a long time about this,
but you know this is a so gold is at
an all time high, silver is at an all time high.
And I think you know, people who came out of libertarianism,
can you know think that well that that's because people
are you know, people aren't trusting in the dollar. There's
no faith in the American dollar. Let's say you about
these historic gold prices.
Speaker 4: Well, what are the libertarians track record on being correct
about anything?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I think Peter Schiff has lost his
investors probably you know, trillion dollars in the last fifteen years.
Speaker 4: So yeah, but somehow people keep platforming him. He's literally
like Jim Kramer, but slides under the radar, right, Yeah.
Speaker 5: So waiting for a shift's prediction that Bitcoin's going to
zero to come true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, what's interesting is that bitcoin is actually something
that I do want to talk about because what's the
most telling about what you have going on is that
you have silver going up a ton, you have bit,
you have gold going up a ton. Why not bitcoin?
If the libertarians were right, bitcoin would be going up too.
But why not hmm, because they're not right. You don't
have a flight to safety. That's not what's happening. Right.
People are scared in markets and they think that a
large correction is going to happen, or a large downturn,
that's what I mean, it's going to happen. They run
to safe haven assets, safe haven assets are usually treasury bonds, gold,
other precious metals, or bitcoin. So how come we only
see it in these two precious metals, not treasury bonds
and not bitcoin, because that tells you it's not a
money problem, it's a gold and silver problem. Because what
also has been blowing out the chart looks much more
attractive than that gold chart is the secure overnight funding rate,
the interest rate paid on deposits, which tells you that
there is a liquidity crisis brewing. And the most interesting
silver chart, let me see if I can pull one up,
is the lease right. So precious metal dealers like the
London Bullion in Metals Exchange sorry London Bullion Metals Association
takes your silver and your gold and leases it out right.
So when the lease rates spike up, it means they
don't have any to cover the spread. Why would they
not have any, Well, that's because they've been using fake dollars,
derivative dollars. We were talking earlier off the stringing before
we got started, and I mentioned to you boys about
the offshore dollar, right, the euro dollar, and how it
is basically fake dollars printed when international or offshore banks
foreign banks lend in dollars, which they shouldn't be doing
because they're not stacking their reserves full of treasuries. So
these are hypothecated fake dollars, not real dollars, right, But
they are used to leverage up or suppress the price
of commodities. But we've been slowly strangling this offshore dollar
system because it's not actually controlled by US. If offshore
banks can print as many dollars they want by issuing
as many dollar denominated loans that they want, then we
really don't have control over the US monetary system, now
do we. So this is why soof R was introduced, right,
because the reserve anyway, Actually, I'm getting away Fifield. This
will take a tremendous amount of time. When you saw
all of the gold fleeing from London to the US,
this is the same thing as that, right, because it's
not everyone rushing to gold to go buy gold. Yes,
some people are, right, but that's not what's driving the
price action. What's driving the price action is who is
buying the gold, right, And the answer to that question
is central banks. Right. The price of gold and silver
is moving because central banks are the ones doing the
buying and why would a central bank be loading up
its balance sheet with gold? Right, for the same reason
we have to bail out Argentina because Argentina sent all
of its gold away and it didn't have any gold.
You were watching the beginning of a sovereign debt collapse.
I can maybe go into it at length and another
episode or something like just dedicated to that, because it
does take a little bit. Right, But the central banks
of a lot of countries are going to go bust.
Their currencies have already started. They're the ones rushing to
buy the gold and the silver because when their currency collapses,
which it will, they are going to have to show
the world that they have hard assets. Say, look at
all the gold we have. We are going to be
issuing our new currency backed by all of the gold
and our vaults, and somebody's going to run and back. Well,
but China has been buying all the good and India
is buying all the gold. Nigga. You can add China
and India and Russia together times at by three, and
that's how much gold we say we have. The number
of the tons that we actually have is significantly more
than that. Right, they are vying for their position in
the next Breton Woods what comes after? Right? Who sets
the international monetary order as this one breaks? That does
not mean the dollar in your pocket is going away
or anything bad is going to happen to it. In fact,
it's going to get a hell of a lot stronger
as these currencies die. Right, you have to separate the
onshore dollar, the one you and I spend, dear listener,
and the one that is used by countries to trade
with other countries.
Speaker 5: Real quick, before we get away from what you were
just saying, is this what they call the dollar milkshake theory?
Speaker 4: Yes, yes it is. When sofr started blowing out to
the upside as libor didn't move an inch, it became
no longer a theory, became dollar milkshake fact and percent.
And this is the dangerous thing is so I've had
this conversation with former Federal Reserve governors. I've had this
conversation with heads of investment banks big ones, and they
don't know what the fuck I'm talking about. Right, So
the problem is yeah, right, Bessent, However does bestent? Is
the probably every time I lose faith if if Scott
besson Ever leaves the government, that is when I will
turn bearish on the Trump administration. All that matters is
Scott Besson. Everything else is just fucking geopolitical foreplay doesn't matter.
This is the big game afoot, right, the restructuring and
reordering of the economic system going forward. Right, He's the
Scott Bessen is the most important pick. He's the most
important person in the administration. The smartest fuck actually, like
some of the smartest two of the smartest people I
know work for him, or with one work with him.
They won't work for him. And they said that Scott
best and is the smartest person they've ever met. So finally,
like there's at a time where we're going into a crisis.
The rest of the world's going to have a much
bigger crisis than we are. It'll be like it'll be
great depression stuff at home, and it'll be far far
worse abroad. Yeah, imagine African countries having a currency collapse
or India having a currency collapse. It's the currency medium
of exchange that is breaking, all right, So global supply
chains are going to come apart more than they already are.
There's like two billion people on the planet that depend
upon food from somewhere else that isn't where they live
to live, that's going to get problematic. So hey, some
of us may actually get our wish. I don't know
if we can chalk up a billion, but maybe we
can come close.
Speaker 2: What's just for the listeners who might not be aware
of what milkshake this milkshake theory is, can you give
us a very brief explanation for the benefit of our audience.
Speaker 4: Okay, there are two dollars that exist in the world. Right,
There's a dollar that we spend at home, and then
there is this monstrosity that lives offshore that was created
out of the Marshall Plan. All right, if you notice
that we are the only country in the history of
countries that have ever done war, We're the only ones
that never have had massive inflation and economic basically depression afterwards,
Every country in the history of the world that's ever
done war at any scale has had huge economic fallouts
post that conflict, but not America. Not only did we
not have an economic you know, disaster, we had an
economic boom. Not only did we get no inflation, but
we got like twenty years of golden just amazing time
to be alive and to earn money. The reason this
is is because we bailed out Europe. Europe was a
bombed out shithole. UK was a bombed out shithole. The
interest rate that you pay on money is generally related
to how much of a shithole your country is, right Like,
if the country has followed a bunch of people on breadlines,
the interest rate to lend money is going to be
pretty high because the defaulting and not being able to
pay it is higher. So if interest rates would be
what they were supposed to be, right like fifteen to
twenty percent, Europe would never have been rebuilt. It just
simply the credit wouldn't be there. And that's a real problem.
When you have a Soviet superstate next door that's fresh
off the back of winning a major war and has
a ton of excess people under military arms. That's bad,
all right, because communist revolutionaries can do well in all
types of climates, but a bombed out shithole that's probably
their favorite. They love bombed out shithles. So in order
to stop this, we had to rebuild Europe. Did we
give them a bunch of our gold to do it?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: Did we print a bunch of money to rebuild it.
No remember, no inflation. What do we give Europe? We
gave the Bank of England the ability to lend money
in dollars. Right, So an English bank can issue a
dollar denominated loan, and what that does is effectively prints
new dollars. Right. If I loan Pete one hundred million dollars,
I have effectively just printed one hundred million dollars. So
this was supposed to go to the Bank of England,
some Jeffrey Epstein type shit happened and it went to
a private bank instead. I won't get into who owns
that private bank, but whatever. Within a decade, being able
to lend money at three percent four percent when everyone
else around you is only able to lend money at
fifteen to twenty percent. This is a license to print
money like not like figuratively, like you're going to it's
a money fountain for you. So within a very short
amount of time, this bank stitched up most of the
other banks in the UK. Right now, we're into the sixties,
and by the end of the sixties they stitched up
most of the banks at least majority shareholders on the continent.
Because the dollar milkshake theory doesn't actually tell anybody how
this happened, which is really important. So this is why
I'm telling you this because once you know how it
happened and what happened, the theory explains itself. So I
haven't getting a bunch of arcane economics. It's just much
easier to tell you the story. Right. So, basically, we
left a money printer in Europe, and that money printer
grew into other money printers as these banks that were
in Europe became international. Right, So when HSBC Hong Kong
wants to, you know, spin up one hundred million dollar
credit line for some Indonesian rice wholesaler to go to
Indian by one hundred million dollars the rice, they just
click a button, boop, one hundred million dollars. But did
they put any more treasuries in their reserves? You know
they did not, So where did this hundred million dollars
come from? That's those dollars. They're fake dollars, hypothecated dollars.
And this system works great, has done for thirty years.
You can arguably say it is the wind beneath the
wings of globalization. Because if you were a Indonesian rice
wholesaleer or whatever. And you went to the bank and
you said, hey, I'd like a loan. They'll say, all right,
well it's fifteen percent because Indonesia's have bombed out shithole too.
Or you can borrow the same amount of money in dollars,
it's only three percent. What are you going to do, Well,
you're going to take that loan in dollars. It's going
to be great because our entire lifetimes, right the old
trooms like Pete and I, every single quarter, the Federal
Reserve would lower the interest rate. And each time the
interest rate would lower, this Indonesian guy and his Indonesian
bucks got stronger. So that means not only did his
monthly payment go down because the interest rate just went down,
but his currency that he had to swap into dollars
to pay that loan, well, his currency got stronger, the
less less Indonesian bucks to swap for a dollar, and
then the rate would lower again and again and again
and again and has done for thirty years. That's globalization.
That's where all these shithole countries exploded in size. None
of it's real, right, and now it's all coming to
an end because that system works out great if the
interest rates keep getting lower and lower and lower. But
what happens if the interest rates go up, Well, that's
a worse of a different color, because when interest rates
go up, his currency goes down. And you can look
back in the charts, look at four X charts every
time the Fed raised interest rates in the last three years.
You watch every foreign currency collapse, just like it's like
a slinky going down the stairs, right, a leg down,
a leg down, a leg down. Because now that Indonesian
wholesaler guy, well, now it takes more Indonesian bucks to
pay that loan, right, it takes ten Indonesian bucks for
a dollar instead of five Indonesian bucks. So he has
to spend more money of his money to turn into dollars,
and the amount of dollars that his monthly payment is
just went up. He's getting squeezed both ways. What was
once the wind beneath his little Indonesian wings is now
a millstone around his neck and he's drowning, right. And
then after he drowns, the banks that lent him that money,
well they'll be drowning too. Well. What happens after that,
what happens when the banks start going under? Well, now
it's the central bank has to bail them out, but
they're suffering from the same problem too. Well, now those
central banks are drowning and they are all clamoring for gold.
That is a much easier way to explain the dollar
milkshake theory, because when the dollar decides to increase its rate,
it sucks the world dry of money. Because even though
the dollars that we printed were fake printed, and trust me,
there's a lot of them, there is nine of those
fake dollars out there in the world for every one
dollar that's real. Here you can look it up. So
those fake dollars equal real liquidity, right because credit is money.
So we are draining every time we raise interest rates.
And remember that sofur chart secure overnight funding rate that
I mentioned earlier when we started talking, or when I
started running my mouth for a really long time, which
I have done. As that goes up, we drain the
world of credit. They can't lend anymore because it's expensive
now to lend because we have raised the interest rates,
and we suck the world drive credit. At the same
time as they are struggling to stay above water, we're
draining their milkshake dry. When Jerome Powell first raised interest
rates fifty BIPs in the summer of twenty eighteen. Was
twenty ten, twenty nineteen, right, half a percentage point. Federal
Reserve raised the interest rate half a percentage point, and
we drained the world of four trillion dollars of capital
in a month. Now look at that sofur chart again
and you'll get the picture. And that's why gold is
going up, and that's why silver's going up, and that's
why bitcoin's not and treasuries are not. That's why ja
that's why Peter Schiff is always fucking wrong about everything.
That's why every libertarian is wrong about everything, because they
know nothing about how money actually works outside the borders
of the continent of the United States, which means they
don't know fuck all about how money works at all.
And the good news is every other time we've had
a financial crash, the people in charge have chosen themselves.
You can either get inflation or deflation. It's the only
way outright. Deflation hurts rich people. Inflation hurts poor people.
And they've chosen their own pocketbooks every single time over yours,
except this time they can't because it's their own pocketbook
that's causing the problem. So for the very first time
in a long time, you're probably going to get asset
price deflation, a lot of it, right, So instead of stock, yes,
stocks and things like that are going to go down,
but everything else is going to go down and it'll
stay down because in past times when there was economic crashes,
when there were stock market crashes, it allowed regular people
to buy in on the cheap. But since we bail
everything out all the time now by printing more moneies,
that hasn't been the that hasn't been possible, and it's
been our young people that have basically taken it on
the chin each and every time. This time is going
to be a little bit different. So keep your dry,
your powder dry, because you'll need it soon. You'll see
ones in a lifetime deals and the more money you
have sitting on the sidelines, not sitting in money, like
that's dumb. We still have five percent six percent inflation
that would be retarded, right put in gold or treasury
bonds or whatever. But I just put it in fucking
gold whatever doesn't matter, but not physical gold, because like
you can't go run and sell physical gold like tomorrow
and not get scalped by some happy merchant, right, So
just keep the money liquid able to be spent, and
you'll capture phenomenal deals like the kind that can set
you up for a long time. All right, Yeah, this
is this is good, not just for the golden silver bugs. Now,
now the gold and silver thing. If you want to
know what, how long that's going to continue and at
the rate it's going to go. Don't look at any
chart except for the secure overnight funding chart right with
the that and the repo the FEDS reverse repo facility.
This is a credit problem. It's not an investors are
scared problem. Sorry, rant, my bad.
Speaker 3: I knew it was going to happen.
Speaker 4: I asked, anyway, man, I tried, I really tried it.
Speaker 1: It's all good, brother, all right it quickly. We have
a couple we have a few super chats to finish up.
But we have one last story to talk about here
and to everyone.
Speaker 3: Shock, I know that.
Speaker 1: There's a Charlie Kirk billboard that has been defaced. So yeah,
I mean, the blood of the martyrs is the seed
of the church.
Speaker 3: This is what it wrote.
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk nineteen ninety three to twenty twenty five. His
name is scratched out, it says spray painted, smash fascism,
and it's and paid for by Treu crossed out and
it says stand up, fight back, and his face has
been removed. So yeah, if you want to know why
conservatives are the enemy, it's because the person who did this,
who defaced this, they want you to just have a
nice little conversation with them while that person is going
to kill you. And please don't say any naughty words.
Don't have a naughty opinion, do not break the post
war do not contradict the post war consensus. Please do
not have the same opinions that your great grandfather and
grandfather did, or else you can't be a young Republican.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is exactly what Sam Hyde was saying. If
you are white Christian male, you are Charlie Kirk. They
see all white I mean they see all whites really
as fascists in this framing, but especially white Christians. It's
it can it couldn't be more obvious what we're up
against right now. And so the Conservatives, still doing their
pall to the progressive ratchet routine, should remove all doubt
as to you know what they are. They're either idiots
or they're traders in either way they have to go.
Speaker 2: I mean this just tells you this whole response that this,
this billboard defacement just tells you everything you need to know,
everything you need to know. They killed him, and they
still think that the time of mourning, whatever you want
to call it, that's basically over if it ever existed
in their mind. That there's there's nothing that Charlie Kirk
can do to deserve having his little billboard. Right, That's
that's the whole thing. Charlie Kirk is just persona on
gratitude them just for being Charlie Kirk, and the same
ghost for everybody.
Speaker 4: Who well could actually get them to tolerate you. You
are out to be a white man and still exists.
You just have to castrate yourself. No big deal. Right,
So this is kind of like an anecdote for the
whole conservative movement. It's time to either chop your dick
off or fight, and hopefully all of the young Republican
people that are still in that organization choose chop your
dick off, because you're too dumb to exist in the
gene pool.
Speaker 1: We have a ways to go before some people get it,
which is why you shouldn't be they're worried about waking
up normies. It's just not it's not helpful. You want
people who who get it. You wake up normies so
that they can know how the world works and they
can personally, especially if you know them and you care
about them, so that they can do their best to
play self defense for what comes in the future. But
when it comes to what's more important is you have
to find people who think like you, look like you,
talk like you, believe what you do, and organize with
them and make sure that they see.
Speaker 3: What you see.
Speaker 1: You're not going to get anywhere with people who are
just waiting for you to say something that they can
pounce on, which is why you have to choose your
which is why waking up normies is another bad idea.
They're going to turn on you. They will eventually, you're
gonna say something that's going to turn on you. You
only want people like you. You only want to side
with and trust people who are like you and who
hold the same opinions as you.
Speaker 3: That's my take.
Speaker 1: You know, not saying disown normies, disown your family because
you know they may be Christian Zionists, that's fucking stupid.
But be careful what you say around them.
Speaker 3: And we are saying join the old glory club.
Speaker 1: That's it, all right, Let me get these last three
super chats and we will get out of here. Kylon Scott,
once again for ten dollars, says, if you make fun
of soccer, you were never good at soccer. That's a
tremendou this loss of yours?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 8: Is it?
Speaker 3: Really? I remember I was like.
Speaker 1: Ten years old putting on my hockey equipment to go
play and thinking to myself. That's when I realized that
the reason why soccer was so popular in like poor
countries is because all you had to do was buy
a ball and not shin guards and hockey pants and
skates and shoulder pads and chest protector and gloves and
elbow pads and a helmet and a mask and a mouthpiece. No,
all you really need to do is like heavish a
ball made out of cowshit or something, and you can
kick it around for five minutes, you know, for five minutes.
Mark Metz fight dollars super Chat set my alarm off
frying a steak in defense. I thought it was the stream,
but I should I should pay penance for my basketball
American response time.
Speaker 3: I know Mark, he's a good guy. Son. A hafter
five dollars.
Speaker 1: Congratulations on a one hundred episodes fellas and what a
panel lineup. Here's to one hundred more, Amen, Aramaic. This
scores ten dollars. With a salute, Thank you, sir, Robert
Affix another one five dollars. We're doing it for the fellas,
the homies, that the boys, the guys, the dudes, the bros.
No more skirts, dames, broads or floozies in charge, no
more long house. We are leaving Henn Pekistan deo vendiici.
Speaker 3: Amen.
Speaker 1: I couldn't say it better Maverick Jones for five dollars,
final super chat. The entire group of fifteen young guys
I work with this summer were all JQ pilled the
future with the youth I can't impossible to argue with,
impossible to argue with all right around the horn, what
you got?
Speaker 3: What you got going on?
Speaker 2: Raging Mandrel Not much these days unfortunately, But yeah, I
have a very busy work schedule now, so unfortunately I'm
mostly dedicating to that for the next several months. Will
have an article by the end of this month. However,
for the OGC on substack, that's definitely planned and works.
It will get done and yeah, so stay tuned for that.
It will be Halloween themed.
Speaker 3: Awesome, not me, not you what you got?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Check out the Chapter House every Wednesday evening at nine pm.
It's to get to know the chapters and their regions
around the country. And you know, I recommend people read it,
read it, that they listen to it, if only to
get ideas on tactics and organizational structures that work are
tried and true. Every chapter has added something to the
pool of available tactics and operations and various projects that
would be worthy of emulation. So it's not just for
getting to know them, but also that so that we
can be more effective as an organization. So please check
it out and reminder about the East Coast Forum. Contact
your regional liaison if you can make it to Virginia
for tickets. They're going fast and there are many left.
Speaker 1: Stormy, It's not like you've done like ten podcasts this week.
Speaker 3: What have you guys going on?
Speaker 4: None of no man, Just check out the Inquisition and
catch more of myself, The Great Pete Quinonez, the legendary
Thomas Triple seven and astral and also I encourage everybody
to read Was I Sexually Assaulted? By Richard Hanania where
he where he describes the many times that stronger, better,
more masculine young men than him draped their testicles rightfully
over his face and his in requests to find out
whether or not he was in fact sexually assaulted, and
discussed the damage of trauma culture.
Speaker 3: That's it for me, absolutely amazing. I will add that.
Speaker 1: The young mister Burden joined this on the Inquisition this weekend.
It was quite the episode. We've been able to knock
out some inquisitions lately. We've been finding time in the morning.
It's so bad, it's not there.
Speaker 4: Jay Burden wakes up at like five in the fucking morning.
It's already his afternoon.
Speaker 1: When he told me that normal people, He's like, oh yeah,
I wake up at like five every morning.
Speaker 4: I'm like, why, because he's a or a massacres brother.
Speaker 3: Oh oh well, if you're.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, like goddamn sense.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm going to sign off for the Old Glory
Club for the panel here, I want to thank everyone.
Speaker 3: Thank everyone in the chat.
Speaker 1: Everyone is super chatted tonight and if you're interested in
the East Coast event please please contact the Old Glory
Club And yeah, that's it until next week. Just join
the club, join the whole Glory Club. Take care of
everyone until next week