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much for your support. So at the end of the

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last hour, I mentioned a bit of the developing news

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over the last eighteen hours or so, which is that

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Barry Weiss, the founder of the Free Press, she is

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reportedly on the verge of having her publication acquired by

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Paramount and then because Paramount owns CBS News and part

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of the deal, according to puck News, part of the

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deal is that she would be given control of CBS News.

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And as you might imagine, the people working at CBS

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News are in meltdown mode. How dare they be managed

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by Barry Weiss? Of all people, Barry Weiss. She was

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sort of canceled back during the summer of fiery but

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mostly peaceful riots and looting, and because she defended her

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editor who had published an op ed by Senator Tom

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Cotton who said, hey, you know what, maybe we should

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send some National Guard into these cities that are being

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looted by the rioting. And he was then canceled by

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his own newsroom people inside the New York Times. They

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went after him, he was ousted, she defended him. She

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ended up becoming targeted by these leftists in the New

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York Times newsroom as well, and then she went off

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and started the Free Press. And so what Dylan Bayer's

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reported at Puck News is that the talks have been

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accelerating for the last few days. The CEO of Paramount

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sky Dance, which is the parent company of CBS, has

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been apparently trying to woo Barry Weiss for more than

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a year, and he says, I'm now told the two

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sides have agreed in principle to a deal and lawyers

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are hard at work finalizing a formal agreement. It's expected

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to be worth more than a one hundred million dollars deal,

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and whatever the number comes in, it's going to land

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her a king's ransom or a queen's ransom. Just a

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little over five years after her dramatic departure from The

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New York Times. As part of the deal, Dylan Byer says,

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the plan is to give Barry Weiss a role at

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CBS News that would, among other things, task his fellow

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millennial with guiding the editorial direction of the division. Barries

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avowedly pro Israel and anti woke worldview. By the way,

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she is a liberal. Okay, just for the record here,

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she's a liberal's she was anti woke though she did

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not like the cancelation. She did not like the group

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identity Politics and such, and they did not like her

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because she was anti woke, but also because she is

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pro Israel and how dare she right? So it would

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inevitably inspire blowback from various corners of the newsroom, which

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it already is today, and could dramatically change the editorial

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posture and reputation of one of the most storied and

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certainly self important institutions in American journalism, and Buyers points

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out that's probably part of the point, because if you

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got a bunch of people that are at CBS News

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that won't eve you bring in somebody like Barry Weiss

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to now manage them in a way that is less partisan,

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that's more ethical. Then they will leave on their own.

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So it's a it's a way to help clean house

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without actually having to fire a bunch of people. I

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suspect that is part of what we are seeing go

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on right because The Rap, which is a lefty website.

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Sharon Waxman and Adam Chitwood, they wrote about this that

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an individual with knowledge of the deal said Paramount did

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expect there to be resignations as a result of Weiss's acquisition,

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or what I would call a win win. When she

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went on to found The Free Press, it has grown

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into a robust media platform that consistently criticizes left leaning

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cultural and social views, has a successful response to progressive

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media and mainstream outlets that lean to the left. Again,

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she is of the liberal persuasion, but she recognized that

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the leftists were going too far right that and this

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is part of the problem with leftism is that it

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can never go too far. It always keeps going. As

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the Kamis say, fullword. That's why they name their publications

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full word, and that's why they use fullword as their

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slogan all the time, and progress and all that, but

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they never tell you where the destination is, except if

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they do say it's like utopia, right, where all the

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problems are solved, everybody makes all enough money, there's no poverty. Right.

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They're selling a vision of perfection, which of course is unattainable.

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And so they just say forward and progress, and they

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never tell you where the destination is. They don't tell

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you where the end zone is, which is what I

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was asking way back during the HB two, like where's

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the end zone? Where does this end? When is enough enough?

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When are you satisfied? And I never got an answer

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from anybody that I ever talked to on the left

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or in the Democratic Party ever. So this idea that

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she is somehow positioned as like a right winger and

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she's not simply because she challenged the direction and the

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pace that the left was going. Oh and of course

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that she's pro Israel, which I think that's that's really

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the problem here for a lot of the leftists, that

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she's pro Israel, which, by the way, I just want

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to give it up. It's been a banner week for

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the anti Israel folks in the media that I repeat myself,

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banner week, really, like there are now I think there

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are three different hamasaganda stories that were pushed out that

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media regurgitated dutifully as if they were true, and now

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they've been debunked just in a matter of days. And

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by the way, the Israeli government just totally stinks at

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doing this. They're not good at the propaganda war at all.

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This is people online. These are social media users, a

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couple of right wing influencers and journalists and such, but

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for the most part, it's just people online that see

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these stories and sort of do a rapid response. They

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just poke some holes in, you know, some of the narrative.

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They ask a couple of questions and we find out, oh,

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another story that's been a lie from the very beginning.

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There was I've got I've got a list here going.

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This is Eton Fischberger, who starts off on Twitter. He says,

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the first one was that the Hamas terrorists were claiming

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victory for abducting four IDF soldiers in Gaza. Remember that

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story spread like wildfire, slight problem. It did not happen, right,

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it did not happen. Everybody was so excited on the

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Hamas holes side, so excited. Then there was the anti

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journalism campaign run by NGOs to paint Israel as deliberately

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targeting journalists and then you find out, oh, actually the

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quote journalists were like commanders in hamas, but they would

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just put on a vest that says media and then

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it's like, oh my god, they killed a media person. Yeah,

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he was also a platoon leader, So I mean, there

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is that, right. So that was the next one. And

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then we had the genocide scholars who voted to say

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what Israel is doing is a genocide, and then that

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This is why we walk. So we got four different

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stories just in the last week, the story of for

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Israeli soldiers abducted by Hamas they were not that did

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not happen, The dead journalist collusion story that was fake.

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Then we have the International Genocide Scholar story. This one's

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pretty crazy. The IAGS, the International Association of Genocide Scholars

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or IAGS, or as I call it, the IAGS, they

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passed a resolution declaring that Israeli is committing genocide in Gaza.

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Mainstream media outlets from The New York Times to The

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Washington Post to Reuters described the association as a leading

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academic voice on the subject. On Monday, The New York

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Times wrote, the International the Association of Genocide Scholars, a

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leading group of academic experts on the topic, declared that

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Israel's policies and actions in Gaza met the legal definition

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of genocide. So the first question is, what the hell

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is the IAGS. I've never heard of this, but then again,

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I haven't heard of a lot of things, so figure, Okay, well,

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maybe somebody should look into what the IAGS is. As

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the association's title would indicate, it is composed of genocide scholars,

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as opposed to genocideal scholars those are usually found in prisons.

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But anyway, its members actually include academic scholars. This is

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from their website. Academic scholars, human rights activists, students, museum professionals,

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memorial professionals, policymakers, educators, anthropologists, independent scholars, sociologists, artists, political scientists, economists, historians,

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international law scholars, psychologists, and one of my favorites here

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literature and film scholars. That's who comprises the IAGS. Like, okay, well,

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what if you don't fit one of those seventeen titles,

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do not fear you? Two can be an active member

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of the IAGS. All you need to do is fill

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out a biographical form and give them some money. Not

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even a lot of money. It's one hundred and twenty

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five bucks for one year membership. They do have deals,

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so you can you can pay two ten for two years,

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or if you want to just knock it all out

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with a lifetime membership, twelve hundred dollars and you can

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be a lifetime member of the IADS. And what do

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you get for that good question? You get access to

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the association's internal list serves like emails and such. But wait,

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there's more. You get access to their newsletter. And if

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that's not enough, you get access to their job listing

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notifications as well as calls for papers and biennial conferences.

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So here's the business model. You pay some money and

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then you can propose some petitions, and then you get

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to vote on those petitions. That's it. That's the Scholarly Association.

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So according to their bylaws, again from their website, if

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a resolution is to pass, voting has to be undertaken

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by a quorum of more than twenty percent of the

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paid membership. The association says it represents six hundred members

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from all continents. Here's the problem with the Gaza genocide resolution.

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Of the six hundred members, only one hundred and twenty

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nine of them voted, so that would be twenty two

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percent voted at all on the resolution. That's according to

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Sarah Brown, a longtime IAGS member who actually served on

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its advisory board. The IAGS told The Washington Post that

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eighty six percent of respondents voted in favor of the resolution,

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So that would be like one hundred and ten yes

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votes out of the one twenty nine. Okay, but you

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have six hundred members, so that would be just eighteen

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per of the total membership. While it's unclear exactly who

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voted on the resolution, there was a reason to believe

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that at least some of the respondents were not actually

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genocide scholars. I know, this is shocking several have little

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to know online footprint, including any affiliation with like a

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university of any sort. Salo Eisenberg, an independent scholar. He

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actually went and registered as a member of the IAGS,

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and he found that eighty members, or roughly thirteen percent

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of all of the quote scholars, came from one country, Iraq,

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which I was not aware that there was like that

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kind of critical mass of genocide scholars all residing in Iraq.

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Eisenberg inspired then a wave of individuals to start joining

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the IAGS. So if you see anybody put in their

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bio that they are a genocide scholar, if they're listing

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themselves as a genocide scholar, this is the joke. Because

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people started flooding the website yesterday. They would pay like

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thirty bucks for a monthly membership so they could gain

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access to it and then call themselves a genocide scholar.

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And the response was so overwhelming and the lie was

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so exposed that the IAGS purged all of its new

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members and then took down its public membership directory and

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then deleted its Twitter account. A real bang up work

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the text line, I love the free press. It seems balanced.

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Some articles agree with me and others I get the

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other side. She wrote, Barry Weiss wrote a fantastic piece

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when gender rejecting care came into the cultural consciousness, and

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she nailed it. So I was sold. Yeah, Look, the

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free press carries pieces from all sorts of people, and

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that's like, that's the point is that you're supposed to

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be having those types of discussions of the you know,

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these controversial and important issues of the day, rather than

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simply advanced seeing one particular viewpoint all the time. You

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can do that if you want to as a a newspaper, sure,

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but then you can't really complain when you're not reaching

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as wide of an audience as you otherwise might. Rodney

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says progressives or commies are always going forward but always

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bringing up the past, right, well, because the issue is

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never the issue. The issue is always the revolution for comies,

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that's the way it goes, right, So whatever they need

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to say in order to justify whatever the position they're

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doing today is, they will use that argument. This is

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from an anonymous nine to eight to zero number. I

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was going to pursue it. But what do you think

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Should I just pay the thirty dollars and become a

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genocide scholar? I mean that Look, that's a very perfectly

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reasonable career path. I mean, look, thirty bucks and now

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you're a genocide scholar. That's a pretty good return on

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your investment. Right. Then you could start getting appearances on

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all sorts of cable stations and such. Right, Although I

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think I'm not sure the IAGS is going to have

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as good of a reputation anymore, given what we've seen

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with their implosion over the last twenty four hours. So

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this is from what am I reading this from? Ag

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Hamilton his sub stack. He's a independent journalist, he says.

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On Tuesday, there were new membership accounts created on the

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IAGS website for people dropping thirty bucks. So they had

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all these new membership accounts created. Some of the names

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on the list serve Adolf Hitler. He became a genocide scholar,

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as did Cookie Monster that was another one of the members.

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The exact composition of the original voters is unknown. It

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keep in mind all of this was revealed not by

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the media outlets that extensively cited the IAGS, but rather

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by independent media and social media users right essentially trolls

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with thirty bucks Like that's what exposed all of this.

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And then there is another one, another lie that came

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to light. I oh, hang on, Melissa wants to know

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if any of the membership levels in the IAGS offer

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a Greta Thunberg bubblehead. I don't believe so, but you

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could probably go on to like eBay and just find

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some old he Man action figures and just paint like

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a Palestinian flag on his chest, and that would I

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mean it would Basically it's a spinning image. So it's

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the same thing. It's a commentary on her haircut. People. Okay,

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look have you seen her recently? She's got the he

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man haircut. I don't know why who told her that?

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But anyway, then there was this, there was a guy

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making the rounds. I did not cover this story because

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the whole thing just stunk and I did not know

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who to believe on all of this, but I did.

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I have covered the GHF, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, right,

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They've been operating these food supply sites in Gaza in

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order to starve Hamas of its revenue stream. Because when

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the UN runs the humanitarian aid, Gaza or Hamas financially

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benefits from it, they steal the aid. The UN has

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said this, they steal the aid, they sell it to

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the to the Gazans. And again, if you want, if

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you really want to help Palestinians, you want to help

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the people of Gaza, you have to make sure that

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Hamas does not stay in control. Okay, because with Hamas

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in power, the palestinians plight never gets better, never so

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the GHF has been in there, and a couple of

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weeks ago there was a guy named Tony Aguilar who

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made this claim that he saw this little kid named

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a Mirror just get get undown by the IDF while

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he was trying to get food. Turns out and there

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were there were. The GHF pushed back and said, look,

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this guy is not to be believed. He's a disgruntled worker.

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He made all sorts of threats against the GHF. He

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made he tried to extort us to try to get

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his job back. There was all these So there was

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all this swirl around this guy. So that's why I

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didn't cover it, because I couldn't tell which was true

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and which wasn't. Right. Well, it turns out, as I did,

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suspect a little bit of BS going on with this dude,

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And now it turns out there's a video of the

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boy alive and well not gunned down. So that was

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a lie too. See I'm starting to see a pattern here.

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How about uh, how about this one? This is actually

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from the Associated Press. A confidential report by the United

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Namesation's nuclear watchdog, circulated to member states and viewed by

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the Associated Press, states that Iran increased its stockpile of

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uranium enriched to near weapons grade levels before Israel launched

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its military attack on June thirteenth. That material is a

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short technical step away from weapons grade levels of ninety percent,

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so they did have nuclear stockpiles they were enriching to

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right up to the weapons grade level. Interesting, they had

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increased their stockpile of the highly enriched near weapons grade levels.

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According to the IAEA, approximately forty two kilograms of sixty

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percent enriched uranium is theoretically enough to produce one atomic

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bomb if it gets enriched up to ninety percent, And

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to go from sixty to ninety percent is super quick,

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It's super easy to do. Once you get to sixty,

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it's like just a short jump to the ninety. From

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what I understand, that's what all the reporting says. So

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they had forty two kilos at sixty percent more than

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or sorry, forty two kilos is what it takes to

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make one bomb, and they had increased that amount. Okay,

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forty two kilos for one bomb. You know how much

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they had enriched four hundred and forty one kilos, so,

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in other words, ten times the amount for one bomb,

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So they could have made ten atomic bombs. The confidential

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report also said that Iran and the IAEA have not

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reached an agreement on resuming inspections of sites that were

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affected by the bombings, which we were told were completely unjustified.

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There was no evidence that any of this stuff was having,

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that Iran wasn't working on a bomb, and it's like,

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it's just absolutely absurd, And now here we are a

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as George W. Bush and Homer Simpson would call it.

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Thought this was pretty interesting that the US Department of

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Energy says that it has made an initial selection of

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eleven projects for a pilot program seeking to develop high

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tech test nuclear reactors and get at least at least

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three of them to begin operating in less than a year.

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As artificial intelligence and data centers boost power demand, the

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US is aiming to develop small nuclear reactors, which developers

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say will be cheaper to build per megawatt of output

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than today's larger reactors because the parts could be replicated

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in factories. Good, it's about time, Holy smokes, Thank goodness, Yes,

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more of these. Look. I don't know what China's got planned,

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I mean, beside the invasion of Taiwan, probably, I mean,

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what do you think they're hoarding all that gold for.

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But anyway, I don't know what they got planned. I

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just think it's a good idea for us to be

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completely energy independent and to have these small reactors around

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hardens our infrastructure. I think it's a good idea of

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the Department is doing this because Donald Trump issued an

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executive order back in May trying to speed up the

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permitting of nuclear reactors and reform the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

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The order allows the Energy Department to authorize the test

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reactors without going through the NRC, because the NRC is

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an independent agency, and so this is meant to get

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around that regulatory burden. Small modular and so called advanced

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nuclear reactors have been talked about in the US for years,

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but the only ones operating are in Russia and China.

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So yeah, let's get some of those online. Speaking of

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Russia and China, the Chinese President Winnie the Pooh aka

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Jijinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin have been overheard discussing

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organ transplants as a means of prolonging life on the

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sidelines of a military parade in Beijing. I mentioned this

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offhand as a joke and people thought it was just

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a joke, because for some reason, people sometimes have a

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hard time deciphering when I'm kidding and when I'm not.

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I don't I never kid. I don't know why people

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think I'm kidding. Anyway, Putin suggested even eternal life could

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be achievable as a result of innovations in biotechnology. The

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unguarded moment was captured on a live stream carried by

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Chinese state TV, so you know, somebody getting whacked for that,

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And as the two leaders, along with North Korea's Kim

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Jong un, walked together through China's historic Teneman Square, where

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absolutely nothing has ever happened, particularly some sort of pro

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democracy protest where they killed a whole bunch of college kids.

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Nothing like that. So apparently the translation was like, oh, yeah,

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you know, seventy is it? GI's translator could be heard

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saying in Russian that so Winnie the Pooh was saying that,

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you know, somebody now who was seventy. These days they

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say at seventy, you're still a child. Okay, I don't

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know who's saying that. I mean maybe the people that

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are surrounding Jijinping because they're afraid of getting whacked if

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they say you're getting kind of old G so maybe

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they're saying, oh, seventy is the new twelve. It's totally fine.

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And then they start talking about harvesting organs organ transplants,

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which I'm sure they're not doing. All right, that'll do

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it for this episode. Thank you so much for listening.

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