Speaker 1: Hello, good morning. Stand by as I refreshed this, we
Speaker 1: will be on our way. Yeah, so yesterday I didn't
Speaker 1: have a chance to get into this WOS all right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: so yesterday and I get a chance to get into
Speaker 1: this I was supposed to. It's kind of like a request.
Speaker 1: So let me do that to now Amlican. There we go. Okay,
Speaker 1: So I do have some knowledge in a certain area
Speaker 1: that I guess I can share from experience. So and
Speaker 1: I'm also the process of this again, so we'll see.
Speaker 1: Someone asked me about the carnivore diet. Now when I
Speaker 1: look up that, I don't see a whole lot of
Speaker 1: difference between that and what people call keydo. Hello, crew bots,
Speaker 1: how are you? Oh cool? All right, thank you, bud. So,
Speaker 1: because I'm doing the direct RTMP, it's not the same
Speaker 1: as going through Rumble studio whether they call it canvas
Speaker 1: or something like that. So I can't pop it up
Speaker 1: on the screen. I can show it like this. Well,
Speaker 1: let me change that so you can see. All right,
Speaker 1: I can show it like that, and I'm probably on
Speaker 1: the wrong side. I should be like that. Oh we'll
Speaker 1: get cut it off, you know.
Speaker 2: There we go.
Speaker 1: Let's see what episodes are on the side. Okay, that's good,
Speaker 1: all right, so I can do that. But so the
Speaker 1: question was carnivore diet, right, I'm trying not to drink
Speaker 1: as much coffee, So if I'm wanning slowly, it's because
Speaker 1: I swear like a freaking like a maniac sometimes, and
Speaker 1: I don't like the way I hear myself when I
Speaker 1: when I play it back. It's that's my thing. So
Speaker 1: let me just strite this out. So both the carnivour
Speaker 1: diet and kido diets are high fat, low carbohydrate eating
Speaker 1: plants that aim to induce katosis. So how are they different?
Speaker 1: I don't think there's a much difference. Carnivore diet excludes
Speaker 1: all plant based foods, including fruits, vegetables, rains, lagomes, nuts,
Speaker 1: and seeds. It consists of animal products only, such as meat, miltry, fish, eggs,
Speaker 1: and dairy. Keto diet allows for some non starchy vegetables
Speaker 1: such as leafy greens, broccoli, and cauli flowder. It also
Speaker 1: includes healthy fats such as that well, they say that,
Speaker 1: and then they say things that aren't, Like olive oil
Speaker 1: is not a healthy fat, it's a rancid oxidative stress
Speaker 1: inducing substance avocado and nuts. Okay, so carnivore with nuts
Speaker 1: basically is what keto is. And I did that for
Speaker 1: fifteen months, and I was super strict about it for
Speaker 1: the first you know, fourteen of those fifteen months, excuse me.
Speaker 1: So that was back in twenty twenty one to two
Speaker 1: something like that. I know everything was falling apart around me.
Speaker 1: So I did what I could, and uh controlled what
Speaker 1: I could, and I know that was that was myself.
Speaker 1: So that's what I did. So I did lots of cardio,
Speaker 1: I did elliptical, I did like some athlete x like
Speaker 1: eight minute kick yourself and the teeth that hurts so bad,
Speaker 1: ad workouts and stuff like that. And despite whatever cushion
Speaker 1: I ever add to myself, I have like pronounced abdominal
Speaker 1: muscles from years ago, starting to do like twelve hundred
Speaker 1: fifteen hundred crunches and then some weighted crunches and all
Speaker 1: this other stuff and sit ups and then lake raises
Speaker 1: and all that stuff. When I was I think still
Speaker 1: in college after the Coast Guard. So I went to college,
Speaker 1: got out of the Coast Guard, came back, did another year,
Speaker 1: finished off my two year degree. And during that time,
Speaker 1: I had you know, a job at World's Gym, No Golds,
Speaker 1: and then I went to a World's gym after that,
Speaker 1: and I got I probably added like forty pounds of
Speaker 1: muscle to myself and like a relatively short period of time.
Speaker 1: I stopped drinking alcohol during that time, and I took
Speaker 1: supplements out of a catalog and you know, all that jazz.
Speaker 1: So I didn't do anything like I never ever, ever
Speaker 1: ever injected myself with any steroid. I didn't the back then.
Speaker 1: I think the only thing that was like VPX sports
Speaker 1: stuff you could buye and I don't think there was
Speaker 1: anything major that I did with that either, So it
Speaker 1: was just being in the gym all the time. So
Speaker 1: since then, you know, and I got up to like
Speaker 1: one hundred and seventy eight seventy nine pounds and the
Speaker 1: majority of it was muscle. And I'm like five to five,
Speaker 1: so you know, my resting weight, if I'm just lean,
Speaker 1: it should be like one hundred and thirty five or
Speaker 1: something like that. So I had a lot to muscle
Speaker 1: on me as far as a keto though. And then
Speaker 1: let's start with what I do to get started when
Speaker 1: I fast, Well, this is what I do. I start
Speaker 1: off anything that if I'm going to make a major
Speaker 1: change in my habits, my first thing that I'm going
Speaker 1: to do is I'm going to try to reel in
Speaker 1: my impulses because stress, Because whatever other habits that you
Speaker 1: have when you're you know, it is usually stressed. It's
Speaker 1: all probably all at stress induced. Like you know, you
Speaker 1: walk around your pace, you look in the cabinets, you
Speaker 1: look in the fridge, you do all that stuff, and
Speaker 1: then you think, oh, you know, a little bit of enjoyment,
Speaker 1: here's something that tastes good. A little bit of enjoyment.
Speaker 1: Here's something that tastes good, you know, and even if
Speaker 1: you're not hungry. So I try to reel that in
Speaker 1: first with at least a three and a half to
Speaker 1: four day fast, which is not easy. It's not easy
Speaker 1: a lot of times. So I have to start and
Speaker 1: restart and then restart again until I can get to
Speaker 1: that desired time frame. So I might go a day,
Speaker 1: or I might go not even a whole day, start
Speaker 1: the next day and like I'm gonna do it this
Speaker 1: day and then yeah, so anyway, so I do that.
Speaker 1: So once I achieved the at least four day mark,
Speaker 1: which to me is crucial because if you've been eating
Speaker 1: and then you stop, you need to have time to
Speaker 1: let that stuff remove itself from your body before you're
Speaker 1: actually really fasting. You know, this thing is processing and
Speaker 1: still doing his thing. It's still in you and everybody
Speaker 1: who like, after I've read up on this, they said,
Speaker 1: three days is like the least amount if you're going
Speaker 1: to see any kind of like change as far as
Speaker 1: your body having rest from that process so that I
Speaker 1: can do other things, like the energy can go other places.
Speaker 1: And a good way to explain that is like, Okay,
Speaker 1: you can curl two dumbbells, right, you can curl them
Speaker 1: both at the same time, But when you get too
Speaker 1: tired to do both at the same time, it's like
Speaker 1: your core strength strength like your inner strength. Right, it's
Speaker 1: too much to do both. But you can maybe still
Speaker 1: just do one and then the other. But you can't
Speaker 1: do both and get them all the way up to
Speaker 1: where you want them to be. But if you do
Speaker 1: them singly, so like your overall strength is kind of
Speaker 1: like you know what I mean. So if you have
Speaker 1: something like digestion going on or anything else like that,
Speaker 1: then you're going to probably need at least three and
Speaker 1: a half days before your body actually is rested and
Speaker 1: not you know, using all of its energy and other things,
Speaker 1: so it can start to heal itself, all that good stuff.
Speaker 1: And that's why I would do that. And I'll and
Speaker 1: if you're having a hard time getting through day one,
Speaker 1: day two, by day three you're pretty much sailing, you're good.
Speaker 1: It's not easy, but it's not as hard, and it's
Speaker 1: it's more of like habits in training yourself out of
Speaker 1: the routine of doing things like what do I do
Speaker 1: with my fidgety goddamn brain, because that's the thing that
Speaker 1: keeps screwing me over and then my you know, in
Speaker 1: your head, you're saying yourself, Ah, it'll be five of gears, yeah, gears. Yeah.
Speaker 1: F that self sabotage, self sabotage, self sabotage, all right.
Speaker 1: And so if you get through that, salt your water,
Speaker 1: Like if you're gonna exercise or do whatever, if you're
Speaker 1: gonna carry I carry a big jug of water around
Speaker 1: me if I'll leave the house. It's hot here, so
Speaker 1: it makes sense I either pinky Malayan or regular season.
Speaker 1: I will put a decent amount in there, not so
Speaker 1: much that it's not easy to drink, but just so
Speaker 1: I can taste it, you know, and sometimes that helps me,
Speaker 1: especially if I drink enough of it, then there's no
Speaker 1: room for anything else really, right, so it kind of
Speaker 1: helps you get through the past. Black coffee. I don't
Speaker 1: only drink black coffee anyway. I don't sweeten it, I
Speaker 1: don't put any milk, and I don't do any of
Speaker 1: that stuff. I've been drinking black coffee for over a
Speaker 1: decade probably, and yeah, well it's been a long time.
Speaker 1: I used to put a pound of sugar in a
Speaker 1: cup of coffee, but I stopped doing that. Never was
Speaker 1: big on the milk. So anyhow, those are the little
Speaker 1: things that I think would help. Is just you know,
Speaker 1: salting the water for sure. If you have a bad habit,
Speaker 1: you're probably going to do it more on a fast.
Speaker 1: So if you're a vapor you're going to probably vape
Speaker 1: like a maniac to try to quell your your impulses
Speaker 1: to eat. And it's not eve about hunger, I guarantee
Speaker 1: you it's probably not even about hunger. It's about your
Speaker 1: brain being twitchy. I th least that is for me,
Speaker 1: Like I don't think I have I don't know if
Speaker 1: I've ever experienced hunger. I've experienced weakness, I've smelled food
Speaker 1: and wanted it, but I don't know if I've ever
Speaker 1: experienced hunger. And yet I can gain weight, right, So
Speaker 1: what does that mean? It means it's my impulses out
Speaker 1: of the problem. It's not really so much but what
Speaker 1: I need, And especially if you're taking like nutrients, Like
Speaker 1: even if I'm on it, I still take the the
Speaker 1: Essential fatty acids or the Alaskan Cod liver oil from
Speaker 1: the Essential Fatty Acids e FA plus is from Eiffelhealth
Speaker 1: dot com. But the Alaskan Cod liver oil, which is equivalent,
Speaker 1: I get that from the Azure will and I still
Speaker 1: take that. I still take the core copper and anything
Speaker 1: that zero to five calories. I mean, I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: get too crazy about it. I'm not going to drink
Speaker 1: the forty calorie a glass or whatever, you know, unsweetened
Speaker 1: coconut milk that I have in the fridge during a fast.
Speaker 1: And the stupid thing I did when I first did
Speaker 1: the Kido thing and I ended up going for like
Speaker 1: fifteen months, as I thought it fast was just you
Speaker 1: don't eat so stupid me. I'm drinking you ever hear
Speaker 1: of simply like the simply limeade that's suffs delicious by
Speaker 1: like Deity two and a half. I started down in that,
Speaker 1: but that's full of sugar. That was stupid. Really well,
Speaker 1: I was ill, but I think that was okay. But yeah,
Speaker 1: so I wasn't really booming into kittosis, and I sure
Speaker 1: herself wasn't actually fast, and it was more like a
Speaker 1: food fast, not a don't. I don't think any human
Speaker 1: being should ever try to dry fast. I think you're
Speaker 1: asking for trouble if you go without water. But yeah,
Speaker 1: black coffee, tea, all that good stuff, and water, water
Speaker 1: would salt if you get bored with it, if you
Speaker 1: don't have the desire to drink it, if it's cold,
Speaker 1: sometimes you won't drink it. If it's you know what
Speaker 1: I mean to make it, at least you get into
Speaker 1: some sort of electrolyte if you're drinking it with salt.
Speaker 1: All right, So that's that's a bit about it. Well
Speaker 1: you can, if you know, if you want to do keto.
Speaker 1: I don't think you should try to do anything that's
Speaker 1: a fake sweetener to trick your brain. You should, you
Speaker 1: should first find the discipline. So for me, like towards
Speaker 1: the end, I started grabbing the monk fruit dark chocolate
Speaker 1: because there was no sugar in it. But here's the
Speaker 1: thing I was suspicious of throughout the whole time that
Speaker 1: I was doing keto, and I was correct and I
Speaker 1: read on it. Even if something is not sugar and
Speaker 1: not carbohydrates, if it's sweet, the taste buds trigger the
Speaker 1: insulin to do its thing, So you're already jumping out
Speaker 1: of you know metabolic system of you know, katosis or whatever,
Speaker 1: where you're burning fat instead of sugar. So it's gonna
Speaker 1: it's the hormones or whatever the hell you call that
Speaker 1: stuff being released that shuts those you know, switch turns
Speaker 1: the switch basically flips the switch. So even if you're
Speaker 1: doing sweeteners, even monk fruit, because they also put a
Speaker 1: rythrotol in pretty much every monk fruit. I haven't been
Speaker 1: able to find a monk fruit that doesn't have a
Speaker 1: erythrotol in it to make it more sweet. So most
Speaker 1: of the time you find monk fruit with it, like
Speaker 1: every time that I've looked, And that can also make
Speaker 1: you gassy if you have too much of it, because
Speaker 1: it's not good for you. You shouldn't be I don't
Speaker 1: care what Joe Rogan on it say. You shouldn't be
Speaker 1: drinking shit a ton of aerythrotol or eating it. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's it for that. I mean peacans I would eat
Speaker 1: during a keto and not roasted and not salted. I
Speaker 1: mean not that that matters. But I don't know what
Speaker 1: they've what kind of oil they did in it. So
Speaker 1: I just used I just have the shelled Yeah, what
Speaker 1: do you call it? It's called torn in glass or
Speaker 1: it's a big bag I get from like restaurant depot,
Speaker 1: and uh, I get a couple of bags of the
Speaker 1: PCN haves and the car the dietary Oh so check
Speaker 1: this out. Carbohydrates are one thing, and then you look
Speaker 1: at that dietary fiber. So dietary fiber doesn't break down
Speaker 1: into sugar. Okay, so you're not you're not transfer you're
Speaker 1: not transferring that into glucose. What that means is you
Speaker 1: can subtract the amount of grams of dietary fiber from
Speaker 1: your overall carbohydrate count to get the true carbohydrate amount
Speaker 1: that's in something. So when it comes to nuts, I
Speaker 1: think it's like negligible amount of carbohydrates that specific specific
Speaker 1: nuts like peacans cashews are a little bit higher. But
Speaker 1: I'm I mean, if you're you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: I just don't eat a hold back. I wouldn't need
Speaker 1: a whole bag of calve the pecans either. But I
Speaker 1: don't think there's an what's cool about keto and carnivores.
Speaker 1: Like if you want to eat half a dozen eggs
Speaker 1: a day or more, have at it, you know, if
Speaker 1: you want to do. And then just you know, watch
Speaker 1: out for the overload of nitrates if you're eating any
Speaker 1: kind of like cured meats. I like chicken personally. I
Speaker 1: just smoke the chicken on the grill and buy I
Speaker 1: make it. You know those those uh big packages of
Speaker 1: chicken that you get. I get like three or three
Speaker 1: or four of those, and uh just cook it all
Speaker 1: at once and then put it in the fridge and
Speaker 1: it's all smoked, hickory style, and it's nothing else on it.
Speaker 1: It's not like flavored or anything. It's just that. And
Speaker 1: then I you can use butter, which is awesome. So
Speaker 1: I have the salted butter. It's like eating lobster. It's
Speaker 1: so good. So and my daughter loves it. Everybody loves it,
Speaker 1: So that's kind of what I do. Yeah, eat that tuna.
Speaker 1: Toward the end, I started eating broccoli. But I think
Speaker 1: that was not the best idea because then I started
Speaker 1: introducing a blue cheese that was supposed to be better
Speaker 1: than the other ones and not that stuff and not
Speaker 1: this oil and not that oil. But I think that
Speaker 1: screwed me up. So I would recommend not doing something
Speaker 1: that also brings you to well, this tastes like crap
Speaker 1: by itself, so I need something on it. You know,
Speaker 1: you don't want to do all that. Certain hot sauces
Speaker 1: are fine, and I'm not gonna get super crazy about
Speaker 1: carb content on something that has a minimal negligible amount,
Speaker 1: especially things like I'm not just saying this because I
Speaker 1: make hot sauce, but hot sauce has a negative calorie
Speaker 1: impact on your bottery because it makes your metabolism work faster,
Speaker 1: and you know, heats up your system and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: So yeah, plus it's good for you. A lot of
Speaker 1: final nutrients, a lot of micro nutrients. There's copper in it,
Speaker 1: so yeah, hot sauce, I don't care about that. You
Speaker 1: know that doesn't bother I'm not gonna be like, oh
Speaker 1: my god, I held it hopeful, like I went in
Speaker 1: you ketchup? That would be horrible. That'd be a really
Speaker 1: bad idea. There's much shouldn't got to ketch up, and uh,
Speaker 1: if you want to, if you want to spending nine
Speaker 1: dollars on a ketchup that's supposed to be better than
Speaker 1: have that that well it's freaking yeah. I love. I
Speaker 1: love when people tell you that something's healthy because of
Speaker 1: everything that's not in it, Like what the hell does
Speaker 1: that mean? Like no poisons in this one? It's more
Speaker 1: expensive because it's you know, we didn't let the Oi
Speaker 1: Vese poison it on you? Like, is this really how
Speaker 1: we do things? Is this how this world is? It's
Speaker 1: like it's healthy because it's not harmful. That's what health means,
Speaker 1: because it's less harmful than the other. It's not as poisony, Like,
Speaker 1: come on, what does it do for you? And I
Speaker 1: gree I get it. Some food is just meant for food,
Speaker 1: But if you're going to put anything in your body,
Speaker 1: you should ask yourself, is this the right fuel that
Speaker 1: I want to have in here? Is there a benefit
Speaker 1: to it? Or am I gonna have to eat this
Speaker 1: and then something else that has something in it that's
Speaker 1: actually gonna you know, satisfy the nutrients that I need.
Speaker 1: That's why supplementation so important, right. Sullementation is super important
Speaker 1: because we don't know what it's actually in our food,
Speaker 1: but we know we can measure what we've got in
Speaker 1: a supplement form. We can't measure you know, you got
Speaker 1: you get unless you have a lab. I don't know
Speaker 1: if we canna measure the steak Is there enough blah
Speaker 1: blah blah in here? Let measure that your beef liver?
Speaker 1: Is there enough copper in here? What that sounds like?
Speaker 1: You're probably getting one finding that, Hey, you know what,
Speaker 1: there's an awful lot of chemicals in this crap. You
Speaker 1: probably won'tant to neat anything if you started doing, let
Speaker 1: you know, those kind of tests. Because even when they
Speaker 1: tell you there's no RB whatever the hell, or BST
Speaker 1: whatever the hell it is, hormones, no antibiotics, don't what
Speaker 1: do they not tell you? Just like the cattle that
Speaker 1: we are vaka, they still have to have their veterinary
Speaker 1: shots otherwise the state shuts them down. So they're still
Speaker 1: poisoning them and they're probably now poisoning them with them
Speaker 1: RNA shots all of the cattle. Otherwise you wouldn't be
Speaker 1: able to bring them to the market because of you
Speaker 1: might contaminate the rest of them. This goes for chicken.
Speaker 1: It's really doubled down on pork because aives don't eat that,
Speaker 1: so they can make that one really poisoning. And uh yeah, beef.
Speaker 1: Plus they don't want you to be eating it anyway.
Speaker 1: So do you honestly think that they're not slipping in
Speaker 1: something that's not good for you?
Speaker 3: There?
Speaker 1: Everything is a scam. We live in the prison. This
Speaker 1: is the panopticon. If you want to know what that means,
Speaker 1: look up Jeremy Bentham panopticon. We're looking a fish bowl.
Speaker 1: You know how they say you're like shooting ducks in
Speaker 1: a barrel or shooting fish in a barrel and all
Speaker 1: that crap. We're in a punch bowl. How about that?
Speaker 1: Like primus tails from the punch bowl, all right? And
Speaker 1: around that perimeter of the rim is nothing but cameras,
Speaker 1: surveillance and things that can shoot you. So we're allowed
Speaker 1: to play around in our little fish bowl and distract
Speaker 1: each other, distract each other with truth that can't get
Speaker 1: you anywhere if no one gets involved with, you know,
Speaker 1: climbing up the sides of the wall, of the of
Speaker 1: the slippery ramp of this bowl to actually address the
Speaker 1: issue that instead, you know, we're just always doing this
Speaker 1: and fighting with one another because that's amusing to the
Speaker 1: people looking down who are in control of it all.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure how ivory their tower is, but it's
Speaker 1: definitely from a Vanda's point of feeling, superior, cool man
Speaker 1: crew bot loving it. The guys, if you're over on Rumble,
Speaker 1: he put a link in there too, you guys. Shurely
Speaker 1: saved that link so that you can check out what
Speaker 1: he's doing over there. Okay, all right, And that was
Speaker 1: specifically for somebody who sent me a message in the
Speaker 1: telegram group for doctor Glading clips Leonardo, and I said,
Speaker 1: I took a solid it took. Oh yeah, here's a
Speaker 1: little thing. So things to expect about keto or carnivore
Speaker 1: or anything. When you stop doing something, your body has
Speaker 1: to adjust. So if you're burning on glucose most of
Speaker 1: the time and you're gonna try to turn, you're gonna
Speaker 1: try to change the fuel, then you're gonna have withdrawal
Speaker 1: symptoms like you wouldn't believe as if you were on
Speaker 1: a drug. Not that I have a whole lot of
Speaker 1: experience with you know that thing, except for when I
Speaker 1: they put me on uh what do they call those things? Roxies,
Speaker 1: roxy codone, the ones that don't have a time release.
Speaker 1: They put me on that for something once and then
Speaker 1: this is the prescription was done. And I was like, ah,
Speaker 1: so that's the experience I had with that was Florida,
Speaker 1: of course, because they used to they used to double
Speaker 1: down with the with the pain meds and and Florida.
Speaker 1: Uh so it says what cut my so keto took
Speaker 1: a solid five weeks of my mind going crazy without
Speaker 1: carbs and sweet stuff, but a bag of Peeka selps
Speaker 1: to quill when necessary, like I had mentioned. And yeah,
Speaker 1: so I felt tired. I mean I was doing I
Speaker 1: was doing the cardio, but I felt tired as hell
Speaker 1: the first little bit that I was doing my thing?
Speaker 1: There Did I ever take myself off the screen?
Speaker 2: I didn't.
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Speaker 1: That's what I was pointing at. So you guys should
Speaker 1: like save that link, you know what, I'll even it's
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Speaker 1: let's see anybody say anything for me fast while training
Speaker 1: hard when no electrolyte, mineral depletion effects with snake juice.
Speaker 1: Snake juice. Eh oh, okay, now you guys talk to
Speaker 1: each other. Actually, sea salt is one of the okay, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: let's talk about that with the water. Sea salt. So
Speaker 1: when I when I do it fast, I try to
Speaker 1: be as strict as possible and like salt doesn't have
Speaker 1: calories to it. But if you're if you're doing like
Speaker 1: I'm doing twenty, When am I saying twenty, I just
Speaker 1: saw my subscription subscriber. When I said twenty, I I
Speaker 1: do four miles of at the twenty level, which is
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Speaker 1: resistance on my elliptical. It's a solely fitness E thirty
Speaker 1: five and it's it was like fifteen hundred bucks and
Speaker 1: twenty fifteen or sixteen. I bought it for Rebecca when
Speaker 1: she had our daughter. She was going to use it
Speaker 1: to get back in shape, and she had bad knees.
Speaker 1: So I ended up using it and I use it
Speaker 1: every day now. So yeah, so I'm I'm like soaking
Speaker 1: through a shirt and the shorts that I'm wearing, Like
Speaker 1: I'm just like drenched by the time I'm done, and
Speaker 1: then what do you call it? So yeah, at least
Speaker 1: having salt in there. If you're not gonna eat anything,
Speaker 1: it's probably really important. And if you're doing your ninety essentials,
Speaker 1: I will Again, I wouldn't be like, oh no, ninety
Speaker 1: essentially shouldn't do that because there's like four calories and
Speaker 1: like the you know, beyond I don't even think there's
Speaker 1: any calories and beyond off gio effects. It might be
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Speaker 1: I don't know. But again, if you're if you're going
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Speaker 1: and then the IP six is down here. All right now,
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Speaker 1: you don't want to do it on a full stomach
Speaker 1: or when you're drinking, because it just ruins that you
Speaker 1: just wasted twenty five bucks. All right, So I brought
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Speaker 1: This is supposed to look like the the mk ultra
Speaker 1: candidate and the victim that he is. This is uh
Speaker 1: Jaden Smith, you know, will grooming that kid forever and
Speaker 1: doing all weird things and touching him and hugging on
Speaker 1: him and kissing on him. And you know he's probably
Speaker 1: maybe a worse father than rampage Jackson, But I don't
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's probably that they would have to
Speaker 1: arm wrestle that one out, I think. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I just looked at the freaks out that blank stare. Man,
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, just press the button, turn it, turn
Speaker 1: it on. Looks like a damn mannequin. And then the
Speaker 1: red hands, the red shoes. You know, red shoes has
Speaker 1: a connotation to you, you know, child say sacrifice and
Speaker 1: uh then the red face. I mean that's kind of
Speaker 1: red hands, red face. Richie kind of does that like
Speaker 1: it imply a murder or cannibalistic act. I don't know,
Speaker 1: but it is weird. You guys want to see something
Speaker 1: horrible because you know you gotta you gotta drop the
Speaker 1: kowski and it's Mealy. This guy is directly related to
Speaker 1: YAHOOO Mill pay tribute to Israel for genocide. We can
Speaker 1: say it here in the middle of his rock show
Speaker 1: by singing Han Aguila horribly. By the way, this crazy
Speaker 1: freaking reject stand in stunt double for Austin powers Uh
Speaker 1: also is torturing and tormenting Argentina, living out his rock
Speaker 1: star fantasy. These people and their fucking I they're they're
Speaker 1: all actors. We all know that, but you know the
Speaker 1: ones I think they can do a song and dance.
Speaker 1: I mean, man, he's he's more and more like Zelenski
Speaker 1: every day. Where's his high heels. There's so much rage
Speaker 1: in that person.
Speaker 4: Oh, noggy, noggy, noggy.
Speaker 1: He doesn't even know the rest of it. He didn't,
Speaker 1: He just.
Speaker 4: Any noggy.
Speaker 1: She's like, I don't want him to put me back
Speaker 1: in the dungeon. So she starts hopping around. She's like,
Speaker 1: come out, like, yeah, Argentina is Argentina's psychopathic, megalomaniac president Mule.
Speaker 1: Come on, say the whole thing. Ilikowski pays tribute to
Speaker 1: Israel for carrying out an extermination of the Palestinians during
Speaker 1: his own countries. My country's economic collapse, it's our trump.
Speaker 1: May he get torched at the polls? On October twenty six.
Speaker 1: I'm sure she meant to say something else, but then said,
Speaker 1: at the polls, may he get torched? This is the
Speaker 1: funny thing you guys are still thinking in terms of voting.
Speaker 1: That's cute. That would have worked maybe in the eighties.
Speaker 1: But come on, let's wake up here a little bit.
Speaker 1: Who voted for the synagogue scent to and in Argentina.
Speaker 1: Are you implying that they deserve it because they got
Speaker 1: what they asked for? They didn't. None of that's true.
Speaker 1: Look at what happened in freaking Mexico. Yeah, exactly, kid, Yeah,
Speaker 1: what the hell is that? Actually? That's like a pat
Speaker 1: Yeah are other ugly people? Yes, all right, well that's
Speaker 1: that the CIA's Venezuela based drug trafficking operation. Oh wait,
Speaker 1: hold on, I don't hear it anymore. Maybe maybe a
Speaker 1: little bit not as bad. Yeah, it's it's a little bit.
Speaker 1: It's like when I don't pay attention to it as
Speaker 1: a way. Hello, let me go see if anybody else
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Speaker 1: why I'm presenting the That's why I'm presenting the the
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Speaker 1: an extra one hundred and twenty dollars. So you can
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Speaker 1: get your ninety essentials, which is what's important, right, Not
Speaker 1: the camp but the nutrients. Yeah, the powder, yeah, the
Speaker 1: multi the so it's the multi vitamin, the Alaska cow
Speaker 1: liver oil, the full of acumic acid. And that's all
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Speaker 1: then it's gonna last even longer. Okay, so that guy
Speaker 1: right there, the full vichemic. That's so once every three
Speaker 1: month's purchase, and then you scroll down, scroll down again.
Speaker 1: I highly highly recommend grabbing the whole food sea complex
Speaker 1: and the core copper. But it's not required to get
Speaker 1: your ninety core copper for me because I've already had
Speaker 1: a hernia. And then sometimes when I you know, if
Speaker 1: I get sick off of something like food poising or
Speaker 1: sometimes the couple, I feel a terror in my stomach,
Speaker 1: or if I, you know, coffeo hard, I can sometimes
Speaker 1: feel terr in my stomach, like that hot, pinching, sharp pain.
Speaker 1: I'm like, WHOA, so yeah, I don't want stomach linings
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Speaker 1: up with some core copper. My guess is that's what
Speaker 1: it's ripping it out of your body. Let's see.
Speaker 5: So then the.
Speaker 1: IP six Supreme, and that's not from my experience. So
Speaker 1: like I the only time I've ever had psychiatric med
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Speaker 1: you ever want to, like, you know, look through all
Speaker 1: these other ones. If you have any questions on any
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Speaker 1: details from doctor Manzo or get him on to talk
Speaker 1: about it. It'd be easier for me to get the
Speaker 1: information from him and then share it because he has
Speaker 1: a he just did his class, that September class, and
Speaker 1: now he's going I think I think he's traveling today
Speaker 1: for his vacation. So everybody's out of town, doctor Glidden,
Speaker 1: doctor Bonso that's everybody to me, like people I talked
Speaker 1: to and like Mike's dock texting me right now. So yeah,
Speaker 1: so BB five, Okay, where were we?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was checking to see if anybody is hearing
Speaker 1: ballast feedback. That's why I changed over here in the
Speaker 1: first place. Yeah, Karen pretty much said it all. I
Speaker 1: would just recapping so that you could see it, like
Speaker 1: see head of visual you know. Uh yeah, yeah, you
Speaker 1: have no problem. That's why I'm sharing that too, because
Speaker 1: otherwise you're I mean, I don't know a lot of
Speaker 1: people who even if they could, it's like what happens
Speaker 1: if something else comes up, like with me in my van,
Speaker 1: you know, it's like I don't know if I want
Speaker 1: to invest all that and then oopsie, I forgot that
Speaker 1: there's a new thing that I had to pay for
Speaker 1: for my daughter for whatever activity season. It's like, that's
Speaker 1: why I'm like, yeah, no, other people are probably gonna
Speaker 1: have the same issue, son't I just share this? Okay,
Speaker 1: So don't want to hear about the CIA's cocaine in Venezuela.
Speaker 1: This is why this is important, because we're surrounding Venezuela
Speaker 1: right now. You know, they destroyed that country. They killed
Speaker 1: Hugoshavas with a radiated chair or something because he got
Speaker 1: a huge ass, freaking baseball size tumor in his groin
Speaker 1: and ended up killing him. Then Maduro the scumbag, the
Speaker 1: little trader's comebag, that was, you know, a friend of
Speaker 1: the demons, took over conveniently, and Chavez kicked out the IMF.
Speaker 1: He kicked out the four oligarks, oil oil garks who
Speaker 1: were trying to sap his country dry and give the
Speaker 1: people nothing. So think here, you've seen this a theme
Speaker 1: here and then they that's when they take the person out,
Speaker 1: like they did with Gaddafi. Gaddafi was like saving all
Speaker 1: of Africa, the irrigation, the that was gonna you know,
Speaker 1: turn Africa green, our country, our country, blew it up.
Speaker 1: Were pieces well our government, the demons, the oi vys
Speaker 1: who run it are pieces of shit. They were having
Speaker 1: they were getting free health care, you know, you know
Speaker 1: the whole story.
Speaker 5: He was.
Speaker 1: He nationalized his you know, ground ground resources for the
Speaker 1: people pay for what to help the government run, because
Speaker 1: that's what they gotta do. And then free healthcare, no
Speaker 1: electric bill, no utilities, fifty percent of your car paid,
Speaker 1: fourteen cent gas of the pumps, free housing, free school, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: nice place to live. You could actually use your money
Speaker 1: for you. Isn't that something? And then they blew it
Speaker 1: all up. And Gaddafi's a background because he wouldn't let
Speaker 1: foreign investors come in there and take and and steal
Speaker 1: and strip it and make themselves rich off of it.
Speaker 1: This is what they do all around the world. If
Speaker 1: there isn't like a poppy field involved, they're going after
Speaker 1: oil typically or some other mineral resource. So that's what
Speaker 1: happened to Venezuela. And then it turned into a hell hole,
Speaker 1: a pit of hell. Even when they try to assassinate
Speaker 1: he goes Shabaz. The people, the people of Venezuela rose
Speaker 1: up and they got him back from the the whomever
Speaker 1: the oi vs had hired and funded to kidnap him.
Speaker 1: The people that that's that's huge. I wouldn't lift a
Speaker 1: finger if someone picked up our president and try to,
Speaker 1: you know, cart him off. I'm like, yeah, piece out, motherfucker,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: But you know, when you when you actually care about
Speaker 1: the people, that's what happens, and that's an amazing thing,
Speaker 1: powerful thing. So that's why they knew they had to
Speaker 1: do it by a different means because it would not
Speaker 1: go overwhel if he died by execution. So then they
Speaker 1: had to kill him with poisoning or radiation, whatever you
Speaker 1: call dying of cancer, because it's caused to you, whatever
Speaker 1: you call that. Right, So let's talk about Venezuela a
Speaker 1: ton of cocaine. Now this is before says the Trump
Speaker 1: administration accused of Venezuelan president Nicholas Maduro of narco trafficking.
Speaker 1: On the surface, we got to be done like we're
Speaker 1: against each other, not in business. But this sixteen minutes
Speaker 1: report from nineteen ninety three shows how the CIA smuggled
Speaker 1: cocaine into the US from Columbia being Venezuela in the
Speaker 1: nineteen eighties. Now let's look at this with this when
Speaker 1: we see the Javes elected nineteen ninety nine, so he
Speaker 1: had nothing to do with this drug trade. I just
Speaker 1: want to make sure that everybody was clear with that
Speaker 1: that I wasn't saying all these good things about Shavez
Speaker 1: and I'd be like, oh, yeah, but he was running drugs. No, No,
Speaker 1: he wasn't he was fifty eight years old. They tell
Speaker 1: you how he died, uh death, let's the death thing.
Speaker 1: He died in Caracas, aged fifty eight. They're gonna say
Speaker 1: a bunch of bullshit, that's probably lies. And then yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, socialism when it has to do with like
Speaker 1: preventing other people and other foreign investors and other foreign
Speaker 1: scumbags and demons from ripping your country apart and sapping
Speaker 1: it dry, or you know, like the idea of like
Speaker 1: national socialism. Socialism. It's not Bolshevik socialism. It's not the
Speaker 1: same just the same word, but it's not bastardized and
Speaker 1: flipped upside down. You understand, they understand that nobody does.
Speaker 1: Nobody understands the difference, even if they say they do.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: When is positive and protections serves the people, one doesn't,
Speaker 1: and protection serves the elite who have made themselves elite
Speaker 1: by killing everybody else. The coup, Oh, let's worry about
Speaker 1: the coup. On April eleventh, two thousand and two, a
Speaker 1: rally estimated at close to a million people marched on
Speaker 1: the president's palace to demand Chavez's resignation. The rally was
Speaker 1: met with pro Javs gunmen and National Guard troops. So
Speaker 1: this is what we were inciting, this type of shit
Speaker 1: in his country, we being the banking cartel that runs
Speaker 1: our country. The gun battle erupted, leaving dead end wounded
Speaker 1: on both sides. If Iolnce sparked a military revolt, and,
Speaker 1: in a move widely condemned as a legal a kudetad,
Speaker 1: the military took Chavez into custody. The following day, the
Speaker 1: military established an interim government, choosing Pedro Carmona, head of
Speaker 1: a national federation of private businesses, National Private So you
Speaker 1: see what the what they went right for, see what
Speaker 1: they're went right for. But I just get done saying,
Speaker 1: and then this is right, because this is supposed to
Speaker 1: be liberation. Liberation is leaving yourself exposed to being extorted
Speaker 1: and exploited by Jews. That's what that's what freedom is.
Speaker 1: In case you were wondering, and Javes and Javes opponent
Speaker 1: to be the Intern president president. But Carmona caused an
Speaker 1: uproar when he immediately dissolved most of Venezuela's democratic institutions.
Speaker 1: Oh isn't that something and suspended the constitution. Oh isn't
Speaker 1: that something? They didn't have that happening with Chavez. But
Speaker 1: Javez is the bad guy internationally speaking, because that's what
Speaker 1: they want the world to think. The Venezuela and military,
Speaker 1: fearing a right wing dictatorship. Oh right wing you mean Jews,
Speaker 1: then withdrew its support for the new government, and on
Speaker 1: April thirteenth, that's two days later, recognize Javaz's vice President
Speaker 1: Cabello as the rightful successor. Once sworn in, Cabello restored
Speaker 1: Chavez to power. See that, and Chavas returned to the
Speaker 1: president Palace on the morning of April fourteenth. So it happened,
Speaker 1: I went, that was a three day thing. The coup
Speaker 1: was the first string of conflicts between Chavez's government and
Speaker 1: the opposition class, the opposition that was created by the
Speaker 1: Jewish banking cartel or the oive or the Saturn cult
Speaker 1: banking cartel, or the serpent cult banking cartel, whichever, whatever
Speaker 1: makes you, whatever makes you happy, clashes that continue to
Speaker 1: pularize Venezuela and society. This is all foreign agitation into
Speaker 1: two bitterly opposed camps.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 1: See, you're giving too much credit for this being an
Speaker 1: organic thing, and it wasn't.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: Where is this say. He was elected president for a
Speaker 1: third time in two thousand and six with sixty three
Speaker 1: percent of the vote. Yeah, okay, I'm just gonna scroll down.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure where he was actually kidnapped by basically terrorists. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's Maduro. In December twenty twelve, Javes went underwent his
Speaker 1: fourth cancer surgery in Cuba. Before leaving for Cuba, Javez
Speaker 1: had this designated Vice President Nicholas Maduro as a successor
Speaker 1: should he not survive the surgery. Javez remained in Cuba
Speaker 1: into the new year to recuperate, ostensibly from a lung
Speaker 1: infection that was a consequence of the surgery. I'm sure. However,
Speaker 1: the government was criticized by the opposition for not being
Speaker 1: more forthcoming with the details of the president's health whatever
Speaker 1: bet GM morning. Meanwhile, Maduro acted as the country's a
Speaker 1: fact a leader. When Chavez was not well enough to
Speaker 1: return to Venezuela for his scheduled inauguration in January twenty thirteen,
Speaker 1: it became a constitutional issue. The National Assembly devoted to
Speaker 1: allow the presidents swearing in to be delayed, and the
Speaker 1: Supreme Court confirmed the constitutionality of that action. Opposition leaders
Speaker 1: who had called to the head of the National Assembly
Speaker 1: to be named a temporary president in Chavez's absence, grudgingly
Speaker 1: accepted the court's decision. Javis died on March fifth, and
Speaker 1: Maduro became intern President. Maduro then defeated blah blah blah
Speaker 1: Caprils in the special election on April fourteenth to choose
Speaker 1: President deserv Da. So he was a person for the people.
Speaker 1: Let's see, the initiatives found considerable support with alternative as
Speaker 1: alternatives to globalization and the economic powers is that many
Speaker 1: Latin Americans felt were pushed on them by the United
Speaker 1: States by international lending agencies such as the World Bank
Speaker 1: and the International Monetary Fund, pushed on them, and he said,
Speaker 1: get the fuck out of my country. So of course
Speaker 1: I killed them, plain and simple, plane and goddamn simple. Okay, Now,
Speaker 1: let's watch this.
Speaker 6: Pure cocaine worth hundreds of millions is smuggled into the
Speaker 6: United States. Sound familiar. Not the way this ton of
Speaker 6: cocaine got here. According to what the former head of
Speaker 6: the Drug Enforcement Administration told Mike Wallace, this drug shipment
Speaker 6: got here courtesy of what he calls drug trafficking by
Speaker 6: the CIA in partnership with the Venezuelan National Guard.
Speaker 1: What he doesn't understand is that's how all drugs get
Speaker 1: in here through either the CIA or some of the
Speaker 1: governmental agency allowing it to happen. They allow the stuff
Speaker 1: that they're in business with, like the people that are
Speaker 1: in business with that bring it to them to come
Speaker 1: through the country. I was a coast guard. Okay, there
Speaker 1: were ships that were in our our intel binder that
Speaker 1: we would spot and then we would ask command if
Speaker 1: we could board them, and they would tell us no,
Speaker 1: like we can see that they took you know, that
Speaker 1: they painted over their their old call letters and can
Speaker 1: we please? We know, And I'm the guy on the
Speaker 1: phone doing it because I was on the TELECOMU. I
Speaker 1: was a telecommunications guy, so I had to like either
Speaker 1: teletype it or do the do the sat phone thing.
Speaker 1: And no, no is the answer. So what does that
Speaker 1: tell you Some people are allowed in the competition is
Speaker 1: not the competition gets busted. Sometimes these guys, the big guys,
Speaker 1: will throw you a couple of petty people. Get a
Speaker 1: couple of two tree of these over here, just make
Speaker 1: it look like you're doing something, you know. Meanwhile, you'll
Speaker 1: get the guy with the with the four kilos of
Speaker 1: whatever on his boat. A thousand kilos come into the port.
Speaker 7: Right, let me understand what you're saying. A ton of
Speaker 7: cocaine was smuggled into the United States of America by
Speaker 7: the Venezuelan National Guard.
Speaker 8: Well, the in cooperation with the CIA.
Speaker 9: That's what That's exactly what appears to have happened.
Speaker 8: Until last month. Judge Robert Bonner was the head of
Speaker 8: the Drug Enforcement Administration the DEA, and Judge Barner explained
Speaker 8: to us that only the head of the DEA is
Speaker 8: authorized to approve the transportation of any illegal narcotics like
Speaker 8: cocaine into this country, even if the CIA is bringing
Speaker 8: it in.
Speaker 9: Let me put it this way, Mike, if this has
Speaker 9: not been approved by DEA or an appropriate law enforcement
Speaker 9: authority in the United States, it would.
Speaker 1: Be the reasoning for approving a ton of cocaine into Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, right around that time is when the
Speaker 1: crack epidemic occurred. Right, how do you make crack? Isn't
Speaker 1: like peaking soda in freaking cocaine or something like that.
Speaker 1: I don't remember how I had to learn it for
Speaker 1: the Coast Guard. Actually, I doon't remember. Because we're due
Speaker 1: to drug enforcement and drugget interdiction. But it's like, okay,
Speaker 1: so you're saying in the eighties you got a ton
Speaker 1: of cocaine. That means by nineteen eighties two am you
Speaker 1: were calling people up for more because than he ran out.
Speaker 9: Then it's illegal. It's called drug trafficking, it's called drug smuggling.
Speaker 8: So what you're saying, in effect is the CIA broke
Speaker 8: the law.
Speaker 1: Simple as that.
Speaker 9: I don't think there's any other way you can rationalize
Speaker 9: around it.
Speaker 8: Back in the nineteen eighties, the CIA was mandated by
Speaker 8: then President Reagan to develop intelligence on the Colombian drug cartels,
Speaker 8: and so the CIA, with Venezuela's Guardia Nacionalo or National Guard,
Speaker 8: set up an undercover operation, a drug smuggling operation in
Speaker 8: Venezuela that could handle the transhipment of the Colombian cartel's
Speaker 8: cocaine on its way to market. Annabel Grim was a
Speaker 8: DEA agent with eighteen years experience when she was made
Speaker 8: agent in charge in Caracas, and she says that the
Speaker 8: CIA station chief James Campbell and this man Mark McFarland,
Speaker 8: the CIA officer in charge at the center, told her
Speaker 8: that to keep the undercover smuggling operation credible. They had
Speaker 8: to keep the cartail happy, and the way to do
Speaker 8: that was simple deliver their dope untouched by US law
Speaker 8: enforcement to the cartels distributors. They're dope dealers in the
Speaker 8: United States.
Speaker 10: The CIA and the Guardian, as you know, wanted to
Speaker 10: let cocaine go on into the traffic without doing anything.
Speaker 10: They wanted to let it come up to the United States,
Speaker 10: no surveillance, know nothing low Now.
Speaker 8: Would you weren't going to stop them in Miami or
Speaker 8: Houston or wherever.
Speaker 2: These drugs were simply going to go.
Speaker 8: To the United States and then go into the traffic
Speaker 8: and eventually reach the streets.
Speaker 10: That's what they wanted to do.
Speaker 1: Yes, So essentially being a US Coast Guard is for show,
Speaker 1: so they can funt a bunch of tax money and
Speaker 1: launder it from taxpayers.
Speaker 10: Yes, I look at that thousand kilos, at least that
Speaker 10: thousand kilos. I look at the fact. I mean, like,
Speaker 10: you're a taxpayer, and that was US taxpayer money that
Speaker 10: built that center, that funded it, that maintained it. And
Speaker 10: I really take great exception to the fact that that
Speaker 10: thousand kilos came in funded by US tax Pyramids.
Speaker 1: There's still only focusing on this one transaction or this
Speaker 1: whatever led up to and added up to one ton.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? Like, that's that's what We're focusing
Speaker 1: on one thing and not the fact that it has
Speaker 1: been ongoing. What about Air America? What about you know?
Speaker 1: I think Waco was actually another place, but then you
Speaker 1: had men in Arkansas and it hit.
Speaker 10: The streets of the United States, my friend up particularly
Speaker 10: appalling when you look at all the damaged lives. That
Speaker 10: thousand killos represents a ton of cocaine pure.
Speaker 1: Okay. So I did a little research on this, and
Speaker 1: I have to say so Charlottmagne mhm, my Mitt Kapita
Speaker 1: Germanic people who root over the frinks and later a
Speaker 1: vast territory in the Westerns, And yeah, you know, there's
Speaker 1: a lot of there's a lot of bullshit here. Charlottagne
Speaker 1: was the Holy Roman Empire guy. Okay, So that means
Speaker 1: he's still tied up with the Jews, because that's what
Speaker 1: they are, you know. And so we're going to get
Speaker 1: into that in the second here. But the heads of
Speaker 1: all churches, I don't care what the hell one it is.
Speaker 1: It's away very all day cryptocraptos. Doesn't mean that they
Speaker 1: have to be the popes just me, or the or
Speaker 1: the Holy Roman emperors, but they are in direct what
Speaker 1: do you call it, alliance with these boys a vast
Speaker 1: amount of time because who funds the empire? And so
Speaker 1: these are the shot collars. Charlott Mane was corrupt. But
Speaker 1: let's hear what happened in ten ninety eight. Now, Charlemagne
Speaker 1: was seven hundreds AD. I've Phillip the first, I think
Speaker 1: it was was in uh yeah, let's see. I think
Speaker 1: it's Philip the first. Let's take a look. Goddamn, I'm
Speaker 1: not fucking cat. Why is the kid? Fuck? The caps lock?
Speaker 1: There you go, let's see what was the let me
Speaker 1: see the date. The Crusaders. So the Crusaders again, right,
Speaker 1: they're going on kill crazy rampage already. You you get
Speaker 1: it what you gotta get what I'm leaning towards here.
Speaker 1: So they're going in the Syria and they're just gonna
Speaker 1: talk about something here that's gonna be very upsetting to
Speaker 1: a lot of people who are you know, well Christian
Speaker 1: Catholic that means good stuff. Yeah, yeah, okay, let's see.
Speaker 1: I guess I could do like that. In ten ninety eight,
Speaker 1: the King of France was Phillip the First ruled ten
Speaker 1: fifty nine to eleven eight, and the King of Germany,
Speaker 1: who also held the title of King of Italy, was
Speaker 1: Henry the Fourth as Holy Roman Emperor and for longer
Speaker 1: periods as King of Germany. Henry the Fourth was the
Speaker 1: son of Selians dynasties Henry the third. So I was
Speaker 1: I was just doing a look like surface level stuff,
Speaker 1: and I bet you if we dig it a little deeper,
Speaker 1: we'll find more connections to the Aes. And of course
Speaker 1: who was funding this this uh you know, who was
Speaker 1: messing with it, who was handling the finances, who were
Speaker 1: the the advisors to the emperor. But now let's take
Speaker 1: a look at this and we'll see just how strange
Speaker 1: this story is.
Speaker 11: They start marching to Jerusalem. The next city they come
Speaker 11: upon is a town called Mahata. When they arrive at Mahara,
Speaker 11: the population fights as hard as they can, So it's
Speaker 11: soldiers and citizens holding onto the city as.
Speaker 2: Hard as they can.
Speaker 11: But eventually the crusaders get in and they capture the city.
Speaker 11: When they do, the crusaders murder all twenty thousand inhabitants
Speaker 11: and eat them. So there's multiple sources that say this
Speaker 11: on both sides. It's always good to have both sides
Speaker 11: saying it. I know of three sources that are from
Speaker 11: the crusader side that say they ate the inhabitants of Mahara,
Speaker 11: and they describe it in slightly different ways, but it's
Speaker 11: mostly the same. One of them says that they spitted
Speaker 11: the adults and the children and just roasted them over fire.
Speaker 2: Another one says that they.
Speaker 11: Would cut chunks of flesh off of them and then
Speaker 11: roast the individual pieces over a fire. But it's pretty
Speaker 11: widespread agreement that the Crusaders eight the inhabitants of Model.
Speaker 12: The But there's a lesson in this.
Speaker 3: Story that applies to today.
Speaker 11: So one of the things people will do is they
Speaker 11: will who want to defend an indefensible position, is they'll
Speaker 11: find something to nitpick. So one of the crusaders says
Speaker 11: that the people were tortured first, one of the crusaders,
Speaker 11: but none of the Muslim chronicles say that the people
Speaker 11: were tortured first.
Speaker 2: And so what I've seen happen even.
Speaker 12: On BBC is something.
Speaker 1: Now again, this is this is where it gets all
Speaker 1: muddy and weird, right, because Muslims don't reject Jesus, they
Speaker 1: think of him as a profit. So what is the
Speaker 1: real reason why the Holy Roman Emperor Empire is going
Speaker 1: after quote unquote the Let's put it this way. The
Speaker 1: poor Jews are the Jews who have things that the
Speaker 1: other Jews in the empire that are in the Holy
Speaker 1: Roman Empire want, so they go after them in the inquisitions, right,
Speaker 1: and then they also go after Muslims and wipe them out.
Speaker 1: They go after the Abergensiens or the Cathars and wipe
Speaker 1: them out. It's around the same time period, I think too,
Speaker 1: Why do they do that? Is it for territory? Is
Speaker 1: it for I simply can't live on the same planet
Speaker 1: having you believe in you know allah? Like, what is
Speaker 1: the real reason? Is there riches there that they're taking
Speaker 1: and why fucking eat them? What? So that means soldiers
Speaker 1: who just murdered all twenty thousand inhabitants, including the children,
Speaker 1: started roasting them and eating them. And that's the church.
Speaker 1: That's who's defending the church. That sounds an awful, awful
Speaker 1: lot like the Saturn cult to me, an awful lot.
Speaker 1: And you put that word Roman in there with the
Speaker 1: Catholic and I think that pretty much seals the deal.
Speaker 2: Buddy.
Speaker 11: We'll say, well, they may have eaten the people, but
Speaker 11: they didn't torture them. So first of all, I think
Speaker 11: if you slaughter twenty thousand people, including the children, in
Speaker 11: front of.
Speaker 5: The parents, that's torture.
Speaker 11: I kinda But then seconds, I kind of don't care
Speaker 11: if that crusader's chronicles said there was torture and there wasn't.
Speaker 11: Urn not because I still think there was a horrible
Speaker 11: crime committee here. Why are you focusing on that one thing?
Speaker 11: So no Muslims are saying there was torture. Only one
Speaker 11: crusader was saying there's torture. Nobody's having an argument with you.
Speaker 11: Do There's no sure, there's no torture. They just killed
Speaker 11: them and ate them. They start march into Jerusalem.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So is it because they're in Jerusalem that made
Speaker 1: them a target? That seems to me that has the
Speaker 1: hand of the OIVY. I'm sorry, can't. I can't shake
Speaker 1: that off. Everyone happened about COVID seven wasn't as very seven.
Speaker 2: Everyone knows what.
Speaker 5: It is smiled.
Speaker 13: So you saying, Benjamin Ettino, who deliberately boosted Hamas to
Speaker 13: try to prevent a Palestinian state.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Sure, he delivered it as systematically, even even told on record,
Speaker 14: whoever wants to avoid the threat of a two state
Speaker 14: solutions has to support my policy of pain protection money
Speaker 14: to the Hamas.
Speaker 15: So what we did, with the permission of our Prime
Speaker 15: Minister is to let Hatter to transfer there a huge
Speaker 15: amount of money in cash, probably more than one point
Speaker 15: four billion dollars.
Speaker 12: By doing it, we increase the power of Hamas.
Speaker 1: Boom fabricated event. Qatar was involved in that too, and
Speaker 1: then Quitar target gets blown up during the peace agreement.
Speaker 1: You know they're coming to the table to negotiate peace terms. Well,
Speaker 1: those are also the people who know what's really going
Speaker 1: on and know it's a farce from the start to finish,
Speaker 1: and if they start talking, they can't have that. So
Speaker 1: trumping his forces, step to the left, step to the right,
Speaker 1: whatever which way they went, and let all those plans
Speaker 1: come in and blow up that target. So, yes, when
Speaker 1: you tell America that you're going to come to the
Speaker 1: table to talk peace and they don't show up like
Speaker 1: right on time, you better just evacuate because they're they're
Speaker 1: planning to murder you. That's how that's that's their keeping
Speaker 1: the faith of coming to the table for peace talks. Yeah. Although, yeah,
Speaker 1: friendly reminder, this is who you're arguing with in the
Speaker 1: comment section. Not all the time, of course, it is.
Speaker 1: There's plenty of twisted people that just like to twitch out.
Speaker 1: They are patent liars and propaganda. Okay, that's not really
Speaker 1: probably not English are probably isn't the first language?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 16: No, nowadays that what happens on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube
Speaker 16: has great influence on events is they occur on the ground.
Speaker 16: The internet too is a battleground.
Speaker 1: This is this looks so old that it looks like
Speaker 1: you like Facebook, the Facebook out there. Look at those
Speaker 1: freaking thick ass monitors, like in the in the quality
Speaker 1: of the of the video. It's like, this isn't like
Speaker 1: early nineties when you talking about freaking Facebook.
Speaker 16: Is thus comforting to learn that the idef employees soldiers
Speaker 16: whose job titles are new to the military world, the
Speaker 16: idea of new soldiers who tweet, share, like.
Speaker 5: And more.
Speaker 17: I just wrote a tweet about how many affected terrorists.
Speaker 3: Were arrested in the West Bank last.
Speaker 17: Night, about every day we update the Twitter and for
Speaker 17: saying in the morning, how many were arrested and I just.
Speaker 16: Wrote a tweet about it? What kind of a comments
Speaker 16: you get through that kind of sweet.
Speaker 17: For the most part, we get retweets, which are basically
Speaker 17: when the user takes what we tweeted out and they
Speaker 17: make it their status on Twitter. And then most of
Speaker 17: the comments we get are very polarizing. We get very
Speaker 17: positive comments like good job, and then we get very
Speaker 17: negative comments.
Speaker 16: We meet the soldiers of the Idea of Spokesman's Unit
Speaker 16: new media desk on another routine day in which they
Speaker 16: surf the webs, blogs, and social wealth. The reader's response
Speaker 16: or talkbacks, are also an opening for much anti Israel
Speaker 16: and anti Semitic content. The Idea of blocked the option
Speaker 16: of talkbacks videos on its YouTube channel. However, it promises
Speaker 16: that on other channels, which include a Facebook page that
Speaker 16: is about to be launched, serious and respectable comments will
Speaker 16: be allowed and the IDEAF will answer them.
Speaker 18: We had comments open on our YouTube channel and.
Speaker 10: That did not work out particularly well.
Speaker 18: People were writing really horrific goodments that were just incredibly.
Speaker 1: Everybody else has to deal with the horrific comments. You
Speaker 1: don't like them, because God forbidding by criticize the disease.
Speaker 18: Britain because it's our channel, our platform.
Speaker 1: We are alter it's ours, everything's ours. It was it
Speaker 1: was that channel was promised to them three thousand years ago.
Speaker 18: Responsible but everything that got thrown up there, which is
Speaker 18: why we had to close comments.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it is well known nowadays that what happens.
Speaker 1: Because they have no they have no defense for everything
Speaker 1: that anything that they do, so simply shut down the conversation.
Speaker 1: That's a typical response. That idea Islam. So let's let's
Speaker 1: get into this. Islamic terrorism idea was invented by Nettan
Speaker 1: Yaohu in nineteen eighty four. Okay, now, let's let's see
Speaker 1: this now and just ask a simple basic question. Google
Speaker 1: can handle place's questions. Libya was officially designated as a
Speaker 1: state sponsor for terror of terrorism by the United States
Speaker 1: and December twenty ninth, nineteen seventy nine, during the regime
Speaker 1: of Omar al Gadaffi. However, concerns about libya support of
Speaker 1: international terrorism began years earlier. Yeah, okay, the regime began
Speaker 1: a campaign of assassinating Libyan dissidents living. No, it's called
Speaker 1: your your subversives, the subversives that they put in there,
Speaker 1: or just the plain crazy ass radicals who didn't like
Speaker 1: the freaking everything that Gaddafi did, Like how are you
Speaker 1: still complaining? Retards? Through the eighties, Lyba became widely here
Speaker 1: it is eighties, Libya became widely viewed as the world's
Speaker 1: leading state sponsor of terrorism. Of course it was, well,
Speaker 1: I know why. The reason why I'm getting to this
Speaker 1: is because he was arming and training and supporting Palestinian
Speaker 1: people and their survival against the state, the bastard state,
Speaker 1: the what did we call it, the illegitimate state of Israel?
Speaker 1: That was one of the other big no knows the
Speaker 1: hey did. Plus he wouldn't anybody touch his oil. But
Speaker 1: eighteen So the first thing that happens is in eighty five,
Speaker 1: Lyvia was linked to these coordinator attacks, right were they
Speaker 1: or were they just blamed for it? And who in Libya?
Speaker 1: The same radicals that Gadaffi was fighting, which when you're
Speaker 1: talking about here, fuck face, right, oh, Libya, Libya, the
Speaker 1: whole country was involved, right, the whole country was guilty.
Speaker 1: That's pretty vague, Like when the guy kills somebody in
Speaker 1: your neighborhood, is it. Is it the America's fault? Did
Speaker 1: America do it? Did America go and slash the tires
Speaker 1: of your neighbor or whatever the hell they do? Or
Speaker 1: was it just that individual in that person? Was it
Speaker 1: a was it a conspiratorial event? Was there a group
Speaker 1: of people planning the slashing of the tires or the
Speaker 1: slashing of the throat of the person in your neighborhood?
Speaker 1: Does that still make it all of that country's fault
Speaker 1: or even that state's fault. Might be your neighbor's fault
Speaker 1: for not preventing it, but it's not America's fault. You
Speaker 1: don't see what I'm saying. Libya did that because they
Speaker 1: were a Libyan. Okay, anybody can live anywhere and then
Speaker 1: go do something terrible. Is that that's that country's fault?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 1: Got it? This the legacy of terrorism, it's absolute bullshit,
Speaker 1: the biggest fucking bag of bullshit. But you know, you
Speaker 1: can't have a nice you can't have nice things in
Speaker 1: this world because these people right here, the Jews, will
Speaker 1: steal it from you and kill you.
Speaker 13: First of all, Islamic terrorism was invented by.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'm sorry, but they'll use the American army to
Speaker 1: destroy that country and then force them into an IMF
Speaker 1: loan and put them in debt so they can create
Speaker 1: a central bank and completely ruin their country forever Zionist world,
Speaker 1: like they did here first with the whole Civil war thingy.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, it's in particular the first places have a
Speaker 13: major show public showing for the first time, was it,
Speaker 13: for instance nineteen eighty four in Washington, d C. Organized
Speaker 13: by a certain Benjamin nsan Yahoo. And the idea they
Speaker 13: are this is one of the earliest appearances of the idea.
Speaker 19: Was that a specifically Muslim form of terrorism. Muslims are
Speaker 19: particularly predisposed towards terrorism. Also because the Zionists had to
Speaker 19: push out the Pastonians in order to create the Jewish state,
Speaker 19: they had to be anti Palestinian and they had to
Speaker 19: be anti Arab And as a result of that, they
Speaker 19: also because the Parstenians are mostly with them, not all Muslim,
Speaker 19: but mostly with them, they also had to be anti Muslim.
Speaker 19: And that's the kind of part of the basic genetic
Speaker 19: code of Zionism.
Speaker 2: If you like the idea.
Speaker 1: First of all, excuse me, I just got the message.
Speaker 1: Today are for today's softball game where it's going to
Speaker 1: be So that's what I was looking at. Specific Aven
Speaker 1: you cool?
Speaker 12: Watch this propaganda failure.
Speaker 20: Hi, everyone, it is Lizzie Sebetski. I'm reporting to you
Speaker 20: live from Greta's flotilla. We're forty four.
Speaker 1: I look like a fucking skeleton oats.
Speaker 20: For intercepted yesterday allegedly bringing.
Speaker 1: Get my big gabby teeth. Am, I dude, is that like?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: Look at the face for a second, and you know,
Speaker 1: as far as I'm concerned, David Letterman is an okay
Speaker 1: human being. But look at this. Look at this face.
Speaker 1: It's like a female David Letterman.
Speaker 20: Aid to Gaza, let's go inside.
Speaker 1: I'll give you a better Yeah. It was a Shriver.
Speaker 1: What the hell is their name? The one that was
Speaker 1: uh married to Otto Schwartzeneger and somehow just by being Mary,
Speaker 1: they both have the same space in their teeth.
Speaker 20: Margarita machine and some empty bottles.
Speaker 12: You notice how she didn't show the bottles.
Speaker 1: Is that a margarita machine or fruit?
Speaker 20: Let's go down jee see? No aid so weird?
Speaker 1: All I say, all you had to do is clear
Speaker 1: it out if that's even the same boat, because you
Speaker 1: guys confiscate all things, and then you walk through. Then
Speaker 1: you do the walkthrough.
Speaker 20: He is some condom wrappers.
Speaker 12: Notice how she didn't show the condom wrappers.
Speaker 1: Just fucking like crazy and drinking. That's what they're doing. Paraphernalia,
Speaker 1: drug paraphernalia, needle and she makes the needles.
Speaker 12: Big claim about paraphernalia. Doesn't show it either.
Speaker 20: No, aid, we've given the pro Hamas flotilla an Israeli.
Speaker 1: Makeover pro Hamas. That is what they say. Instead of
Speaker 1: trying to feed Palestinians that you're murdering, they just turned
Speaker 1: that into they twist that into pro Hamas. This bitch
Speaker 1: needs to be thrown overboard with sharks.
Speaker 20: I'm yester al hi, guys, I'm just kidding, where am I?
Speaker 12: And then post of this on x come with a
Speaker 12: warning readers added context. The video does not show the
Speaker 12: flotilla's boats. The original clip is GEO tagged in Tel Aviv.
Speaker 12: This is all fake.
Speaker 21: Bluestate controls our mainstream media pushes out a ton of
Speaker 21: fake news. But now they hire all these social media
Speaker 21: stars because they're losing a social media game and they
Speaker 21: have less standards to tell the truth, spread awareness, spread truth,
Speaker 21: unity for victory. Watch this problem again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Plus she's disgusting and she has those weird cheeks
Speaker 1: like Lord of them. This is interesting.
Speaker 22: How is there a problem with tourism and Thailand right now?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 22: Really?
Speaker 1: Yes, all right, everybody, there might be discounts to be had.
Speaker 1: Let's get to Thailand.
Speaker 22: What do you think the problem is?
Speaker 12: Well, what do you think the tourism is very easy?
Speaker 23: Some of you have been that don't like Russian, some
Speaker 23: of the people don't like Chinese, some people don't like India,
Speaker 23: and that is too much.
Speaker 22: How many guests here right now? Two rooms out of.
Speaker 24: How many out of twenty? And I think that that's
Speaker 24: indicative of all the resorts. So you're talking about a
Speaker 24: ten percent occupancy?
Speaker 22: Yes, hey, Bruce, you're.
Speaker 24: The manager, right which nationality is the most difficult tourist?
Speaker 23: Oh? Mostly, he's right.
Speaker 2: They won everything for free?
Speaker 22: Israel, India?
Speaker 2: Really yeah?
Speaker 23: And India people as like the books them, like the
Speaker 23: big Bossia.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the boss here is right before they shoot on
Speaker 1: your floor.
Speaker 22: How can Thailand bring tourists back?
Speaker 3: We have no idea and we don't know when will
Speaker 3: that happen.
Speaker 22: Are the people concerned? Yes, everyone, their economy, their livelihood. Yes,
Speaker 22: this is called the scene.
Speaker 24: Cabana, but I cannot even tell if they're open.
Speaker 1: You want to know what the real problem is is there?
Speaker 1: Everybody's broke, the things are collapsing. The money is only
Speaker 1: held by certain people because that's what they're doing on purpose.
Speaker 1: You know, what do you expect to have happen? What
Speaker 1: do you expect?
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 1: If I was a TikTok superstar or a YouTube superstar,
Speaker 1: I would make it my mission to just travel the
Speaker 1: United States first in a van that doesn't have problems
Speaker 1: with its fucking misfires and shit like that, or fix
Speaker 1: that one. I don't care if you just fix that one,
Speaker 1: but I'd probably like to have water hookups in it
Speaker 1: so I could do, like, you know, camping outside of
Speaker 1: going to a campground. I just found out that the
Speaker 1: campground I used to spend twenty four hours a night
Speaker 1: for is now forty three And that's dose picos, which
Speaker 1: actually means twin peaks, which is funny, right, or two peaks,
Speaker 1: but it's the same thing as saying twin peaks Laura
Speaker 1: Palmer style. Yeah, it's forty three dollars now because Yake, California,
Speaker 1: So it's almost as much as a freaking room as
Speaker 1: a hotel. Now, so why are you like right, like,
Speaker 1: what the hell park and go lay in the bed
Speaker 1: instead of having to you know, go use their shower
Speaker 1: with the insects. Anyway. Yeah, Like, if I ever had
Speaker 1: that ability, that would be one of the things I
Speaker 1: would totally do. I would go same, dude, I would
Speaker 1: do this this setup in if I had a big
Speaker 1: enough one, like I had, like a nice lake set up,
Speaker 1: I would make a mobile office inside that place. This
Speaker 1: is my dream, actually mobile office. I would still continue
Speaker 1: to do the hot sauce business absolutely, but there would
Speaker 1: be times of the of the year where I would
Speaker 1: do or periodically throughout the year two three, four weeks
Speaker 1: at a time and just go on an adventure, hopefully
Speaker 1: most of the time with my daughter and do the
Speaker 1: repelling rock climbing, hiking, you know, seeing the oceans, you know,
Speaker 1: both sides, going to interesting places, go into the Mexico,
Speaker 1: certain taries, go into Canada, certain territories, go into Alaska,
Speaker 1: and just do what kinds of cool outdoorsy stuff, plus
Speaker 1: do the same content that I do now. I would
Speaker 1: love to do that. That would be amazing. I would kind
Speaker 1: of have to, you know, whatever, but that would be
Speaker 1: that's what and I would I would go to play
Speaker 1: if I have the ability, I would actually get stamps
Speaker 1: in my passport for once. Right, they don't stamp it
Speaker 1: in New Mexico. So it's like I've never I've had
Speaker 1: this passport for the last twenty years, but I've never
Speaker 1: you know, because I've reknew it, but I've never actually
Speaker 1: gone anywhere where they stamped it. Even when I went
Speaker 1: on a cruise. As they looked at it, I'm like,
Speaker 1: you only get a stamp for this fucking so yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, Thailand, whatever else. But yeah, people need to
Speaker 1: have disposable income to do this. So you're not getting
Speaker 1: the you're not getting the everyday people who seem to
Speaker 1: have a little bit of money. You're getting people who
Speaker 1: are choosing, well, I can go anywhere because I'm wealthy,
Speaker 1: blah blah blah. You know, they like, well, let's take
Speaker 1: Jim Brewer for example, right, he just he went to
Speaker 1: Africa for like six weeks because he likes safaris. He
Speaker 1: likes to go on safaris. He's a safari junkie, so
Speaker 1: he likes to go check out the animals and their
Speaker 1: habitat and you know, it's a little bit different than
Speaker 1: going to a zoo, a safari as a zoo. So
Speaker 1: he goes and does that. But I mean if he
Speaker 1: can go and do that and be gone away from
Speaker 1: life for six weeks, he could go anywhere he wants,
Speaker 1: but he picked that place right like, So now it's
Speaker 1: a matter of like only the people who have acquired
Speaker 1: some sort of like massive amount of like disposal income
Speaker 1: are going anywhere because everybody else is holding on to
Speaker 1: it with their bare, you know, white knuckled wondering what's
Speaker 1: going to happen next.
Speaker 22: We're closed, I think, because there's nobody here. The door's locked. Well,
Speaker 22: there's a guy here, Hello, Hello, are you open?
Speaker 25: Oh?
Speaker 1: And by the way, with the digital ID shit that
Speaker 1: going on in the UK, tourism is gonna get hit
Speaker 1: even harder now because those people they're scared for their
Speaker 1: fucking jobs or excuse me ow language, scared for their jobs,
Speaker 1: scared for their lives, scared for everything, scared for their
Speaker 1: their their homes being taken. At this point, they're in
Speaker 1: a digital prison. Escape is not easy, it's nearly impossible,
Speaker 1: and we're going into one too. Are you held here?
Speaker 1: Is going to be the that thing that I was
Speaker 1: talking about on the edge of the fish bowl with
Speaker 1: all its cameras sending out the orders of who's a
Speaker 1: threat inside that fishbowl to annihilate higher. The high ground
Speaker 1: is a bad place to find your opponent. You open,
Speaker 1: you don't want to be You don't want them to
Speaker 1: have the high ground advantage, and they do.
Speaker 22: Yes, what about the hotel? Yeah, hotel?
Speaker 1: Where are they interrupt me with prostitute?
Speaker 5: Where are yeah?
Speaker 24: So they are so quiet that they closed the whole
Speaker 24: hotel worse than COVID, worse than COVID.
Speaker 3: A restaurant at lunch and they.
Speaker 1: Told me it's only the rich Lesbians are going to
Speaker 1: Thailand today. These days you have to have four tattoos
Speaker 1: and be a bulld like then you might be able
Speaker 1: to earn enough money to go to Thailand.
Speaker 22: Unusually weirdly quiet.
Speaker 16: Yeah, maybe the tourists are playing from Thailand to vietnamist where.
Speaker 22: Are the people? Why? Where are they?
Speaker 2: Just me?
Speaker 1: It's just me guys here to film. So you're not
Speaker 1: getting anything from me either, bitches. Yah, that's what he did.
Speaker 22: Bet come the lone survivor.
Speaker 24: You know, I'm lost on an island, but except anyone
Speaker 24: who works.
Speaker 1: On us here to make us feel uncomfortable. Really, you're
Speaker 1: not gonna like stop and have something to eat.
Speaker 23: And why is Thailand so quiet or someplace is so quite?
Speaker 23: Because it's about they have a bad.
Speaker 22: Economy in the world or in Thailand, in.
Speaker 23: Thailand the world.
Speaker 1: If your economy is bad, that means things are going
Speaker 1: for cheaper usually, and that's that's an attraction.
Speaker 2: Pretty bad for all people. Everything is go higher.
Speaker 1: But that's an effect. And you're trying to describe the
Speaker 1: effect and call it the cause. No, that's the effect.
Speaker 1: The effect is that it's bad because of the tourism
Speaker 1: not being there. It's not because you see what I mean,
Speaker 1: like he kind of looped, He looped that logic.
Speaker 12: There's stable.
Speaker 22: This is eerie.
Speaker 24: It's almost like you see the videos from Chernobyl in Ukraine.
Speaker 22: Now it's not toxic dump here like a nuclear.
Speaker 24: Disaster, but it has that weird, eerie feeling where you're saying,
Speaker 24: what is going on with Thailand? Tourism is looking then
Speaker 24: this is no normal. You have a beautiful resort here,
Speaker 24: there's no one here. Can someone explain what's going on
Speaker 24: in Thailand?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well you're there when you explain it. This is
Speaker 1: really cool. You remember Enrico Montoya, You've killed my father,
Speaker 1: prepared to die to the real Jewish people globally, is
Speaker 1: what this says. There.
Speaker 26: I didn't know who he was, but he had a
Speaker 26: very distasteful vibe. And I took my baby son and
Speaker 26: I moved him from my left arm between the stranger
Speaker 26: and me to my right arm, so my baby would
Speaker 26: be between Mario Cuomo and me, not between this man.
Speaker 26: This man got up to speak, and I remembered that
Speaker 26: he was introduced as the ambassador from Israel to the
Speaker 26: United Nations. And I remember sitting there because I'd often
Speaker 26: hear my parents say this phrase on the South side
Speaker 26: of Chicago in the Jewish community, that's good for the
Speaker 26: Jews or that's bad for the Jews, And in my mind,
Speaker 26: out loud, I heard, that's the definition of what's bad
Speaker 26: for the Jews. And I didn't know this man. I
Speaker 26: knew nothing about him. I just knew he was a
Speaker 26: threat to my child. And later I learned that that
Speaker 26: man was named Benjamin Netanyahoo, and.
Speaker 5: I loved that.
Speaker 26: I had no idea who he was or what his
Speaker 26: position meant. I felt then, I don't remember exactly when
Speaker 26: I think what age. It was A while ago, ten
Speaker 26: fifteen years ago. I was in Philadelphia getting ready to
Speaker 26: do a concert with Patty, my dear friend, Patty Lapone,
Speaker 26: and I go up to the hotel room. Katherine was
Speaker 26: in the hotel room and the movie The Princess Bride
Speaker 26: was on. She was watching, and just as I walked
Speaker 26: in the room, is that final scene in the movie
Speaker 26: where Inigo was sitting by the window with a man
Speaker 26: in black, and the man in black asks an ego
Speaker 26: would he like to be the next red pirate? Robertson
Speaker 26: and the dread Nigo Montoya actor who was me.
Speaker 3: At thirty six years.
Speaker 26: Old, and I think it was nineteen eighty six. Do
Speaker 26: the math I was born in fifty two thirty said
Speaker 26: these words, said these words which I did not really
Speaker 26: know what they meant. That William Goldman wrote, which I
Speaker 26: think are the singular greatest words I've ever read. And
Speaker 26: those words are were and always will be.
Speaker 5: You know, I have.
Speaker 26: Been in the revenge business so long. Now that it
Speaker 26: is over, I do not know what to do with
Speaker 26: the rest of my life. And I asked Jews all
Speaker 26: over the world to consider what this man Benjamin Netanyahu
Speaker 26: and his right wing government is doing to the Jewish
Speaker 26: people all over the world. They are endangering not only
Speaker 26: the state of Israel, which I care deeply about and
Speaker 26: want to exist, but they are dangering the Jewish population
Speaker 26: all over the world. He is the most dangerous thing,
Speaker 26: not just since October seventh.
Speaker 5: It is there, you go.
Speaker 1: I would have liked to have heard him finish his rant,
Speaker 1: but they cut it there. So that's some interesting things.
Speaker 1: So he heard he saw the cat. The cat's cool.
Speaker 1: I don't think we watched this one yesterday.
Speaker 5: Does it say about is Reeli society?
Speaker 27: I think this really society. I've said it for many years.
Speaker 27: I think it's it's a lunatic society. People try to
Speaker 27: avoid that fact. If he takes somebody like Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 27: He started off terrible the first couple of months on Gaza,
Speaker 27: and then he got quite good. I had very little
Speaker 27: problem with him, except for one thing he kept.
Speaker 1: This guy's name is Norman Finckelstein. Just bear that in mind.
Speaker 27: Saying it's the problem is natagnanho, Right, the problem is N'atagnanho.
Speaker 27: That's not true. Even N'atagnan laid the point in his
Speaker 27: UN speech, he says, everybody blames me for not wanting
Speaker 27: a Palestinian state, he said in the UN speech. But
Speaker 27: he said, you know what he said last week. Last
Speaker 27: week he said, it was a vote in the Knesset
Speaker 27: whether you oppose to support a Palestinian state. He said,
Speaker 27: there are one hundred and twenty members of the Kannesseant.
Speaker 27: Do you know how many support the Palestinian state? He said, correctly,
Speaker 27: nine over ninety percent agree with me. The problem is
Speaker 27: not me. This is what we all agree on. That's
Speaker 27: true Israeli society. A poll taken probably about four or
Speaker 27: five months ago now showed that forty seven percent of
Speaker 27: Israeli choose forty seven percent support a genocide in Gaza.
Speaker 27: It wasn't an ambiguous question, you said, wow, genocide. You
Speaker 27: know it could mean many things. No, they were asked
Speaker 27: a very simple question when the ID of the Israeli
Speaker 27: Defense Forces when they enter a city, should they kill
Speaker 27: everybody in the city. That was literally the question that
Speaker 27: was posted them, should you kill everybody in the city?
Speaker 27: Forty seven percent said yes. Then a few weeks later
Speaker 27: there was a question because his Israelities are the most
Speaker 27: poled people on Earth. So a few weeks later after
Speaker 27: that forty seven percent, there was a question put to
Speaker 27: Israeli society in general, are there any innocence in Gaza?
Speaker 27: Are there any innocence in Gaza? Sixty two percent said no.
Speaker 27: And then and then if you factor out the twenty
Speaker 27: percent of Israelis who are not Jewish, it's a seventy
Speaker 27: percent say there are no innocents in Gaza from age
Speaker 27: zero on up.
Speaker 1: So this person says, banish Israel from Palestine land. Now,
Speaker 1: will you do understand that would mean there would be
Speaker 1: no more Israel period, because it was all Palestine. I'm
Speaker 1: not I'm just making sure that they're aware of that.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's not Israel. Welcome to Ukraine. Lots of
Speaker 1: them are moving there. This is funny. Yeah, lots of
Speaker 1: them are moving there. I think that's from a isn't
Speaker 1: that from a Stephen King movie? Where I think maybe
Speaker 1: it's like one of the creep Show movies. Maybe it's
Speaker 1: creep Show too, I think so, I think I think
Speaker 1: that's what that's from. I'm almost positive that's where that's from.
Speaker 1: All right, So yeah, it's not I know. That's all
Speaker 1: it took for me to recognize it too, if I'm right.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I'm right. So, yeah, they're all
Speaker 1: moving here, which could alarm you because why would they
Speaker 1: do that in the middle of Well, they do it
Speaker 1: because you know the whole big Israel thing going on
Speaker 1: that Zelenski keeps on jabbering about. Every so often, he
Speaker 1: called the creators are real ones. He called it big
Speaker 1: is reel. Another time it's get it, you get it,
Speaker 1: get on that one. She and hey, whats are the
Speaker 1: things that make him look like poodles? The things that
Speaker 1: hang it? That because they take everything literal because they
Speaker 1: don't even know how to read their own book, that
Speaker 1: their book of bullshit. So it's like, let the blah
Speaker 1: blah blah hang down unshared.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, these are the same people who wrap things around
Speaker 1: their arms and and had called the tephilon because they
Speaker 1: take everything literal because they're not intelligent, right, No, the
Speaker 1: brightest people in the world though, and better than you.
Speaker 1: I forgot. I'm sorry forgive me.
Speaker 2: Go very high.
Speaker 4: Someone you die, You die.
Speaker 1: Doesn't help us if you don't have any subtitles.
Speaker 26: Day you know?
Speaker 1: Ye the way bitch? Yeah, how dare you drive your
Speaker 1: car on the road that we are busy blocking with
Speaker 1: our superiority. Oh yes, no film, Oh this is this
Speaker 1: is when we didn't do yesterday.
Speaker 3: Either, exactly where it is.
Speaker 23: This is legit.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of people are pricing this. This
Speaker 1: is a bit old. But if you haven't here, you
Speaker 1: are getting light of all your Americans.
Speaker 28: You're all part of the land of Madam. They consider
Speaker 28: Donald Trump to a shock. I don't know if you
Speaker 28: know this. You know that they gave Donald Trump the
Speaker 28: silver crome of the Torah recently, which is to be.
Speaker 3: Put on the head of the society.
Speaker 28: One hundred and sixty three Orthodox trabbi oh wow, came
Speaker 28: together a Trump's golf courts and handed him to pilicromp.
Speaker 3: Do you know any of them?
Speaker 5: Nope.
Speaker 3: They gave him a nora about two weeks ago.
Speaker 28: On the bottom, the descripture says, the Prince of Pisa
Speaker 28: an utterance out of.
Speaker 3: The Prophet Isaiah for the shock the messiety. You know
Speaker 3: that happened.
Speaker 1: See you guys have no yeah that they it is.
Speaker 1: This is completely uh, you know, not to be there's
Speaker 1: nothing to be concerned with here the Kanessa, and in
Speaker 1: the Sanhedrin, and in.
Speaker 28: The Sounhedrin have proclaimed Donald Trump to Messiah.
Speaker 3: You know none of this.
Speaker 28: They gave Trump the silver crown of the Torah. Got
Speaker 28: that as the silver crown of toruswall.
Speaker 3: This is the being given to the Messiah and the Messiah.
Speaker 28: Whence and one hundred and sixty three Orthodox Jewish rabbis
Speaker 28: gave Donald Trump the silver crown of the Torah.
Speaker 3: I work four years on Trump's campaign team.
Speaker 28: These guys are this is the inscription which can't read,
Speaker 28: but you don't read it here they're following him the
Speaker 28: Prince of peace.
Speaker 3: This is an utterance out of the prophet Isaiah. Donald
Speaker 3: Trump is considered the maschief of Israel, the Messiah.
Speaker 28: Affording to these rabbis who run your country, the whole COVID.
Speaker 1: Agenda would run your country America.
Speaker 28: Done by Zionist Jews, and they want all you people dead.
Speaker 28: Here in the light of the dam they consider Donald
Speaker 28: Trump the head of a dom.
Speaker 1: They're gonna adam it's a domb. You know the difference
Speaker 1: to kill.
Speaker 3: You people off with this injection.
Speaker 28: You're considered an elite and they want all you people dead.
Speaker 28: My instagram is Trump Underscore played Underscore?
Speaker 3: You Trump played you? My son's dying from this shot
Speaker 3: that Donald Trump brought out.
Speaker 28: Through a military operation warm Speed March twenty seven, twenty
Speaker 28: approved by.
Speaker 3: The DoD won your fellow Americans.
Speaker 28: This whole thing like this covid agenas all dual citizenship
Speaker 28: the Zionist Jews. I used to be a hard for Zionists.
Speaker 28: They want all you people dead, and Trump is their messiah,
Speaker 28: make no mistake of it.
Speaker 3: He won't return, all right.
Speaker 5: Quote, so go through.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Trump's gonna kill all you people. Quote, so go
Speaker 3: through exactly.
Speaker 2: What it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, Trump's gonna kill all you people. Missouri's final
Speaker 1: last words.
Speaker 26: And that.
Speaker 1: Probably did the rest of this already, or I'd have
Speaker 1: to scroll too far in order to find anything new.
Speaker 1: We did a lot of this stuff down here, so
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna waste her time. Let's just move on
Speaker 1: to the next thing. I think people would probably like
Speaker 1: to hear the rest of this. And he's about to
Speaker 1: get into another interesting discussion here, and what do you think.
Speaker 1: Let's hear. Let's hear uh, let's hear a vote on
Speaker 1: that one. It warped people, Alright, Hey, what's up? How
Speaker 1: are you doing? Sir Gorth door in the House I
Speaker 1: can't see me because I always that's no matter what
Speaker 1: screen of mine, I'm aways on the wrong side. All right,
Speaker 1: there is that see we got over here? Yeah, well
Speaker 1: this is the thing though, it's kind of like a
Speaker 1: it's a looping effect right with the whole you know influencers, Well,
Speaker 1: you may have gotten to your prominence as an influencer
Speaker 1: because your content was pro the right things in the
Speaker 1: first place. So naturally, this completely ambiguous and totally not
Speaker 1: at all trying to push certain agendas. Algorithm just so
Speaker 1: happen to pick you up and put you in front.
Speaker 1: So if you're doing mindless brain garbage for destroying family
Speaker 1: and destroying a child's mind with this completely ridiculous materialistic nonsense,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have twenty four million followers in no time,
Speaker 1: and you know that many views per video. But you know,
Speaker 1: if you talk about anything else, you're probably not gonna
Speaker 1: get too far YouTuber in these other places, so one
Speaker 1: begets the other. Right, So you're saying the right things
Speaker 1: that make them happy, or you have connections, or you're
Speaker 1: you're you're created in the first place to be catapulted
Speaker 1: into a high follower uh you know, category or bracket
Speaker 1: and then it's simple after that. When people see a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of followers, they click the button, then they
Speaker 1: follow themselves, so you get you get the organic after
Speaker 1: you've reached a certain level of what they would call
Speaker 1: legitimization or you know, validation. Okay, well this just many
Speaker 1: people follow it. This all happens in your head without
Speaker 1: even thinking click follow, low follows or must not be
Speaker 1: very good, never never once taking the time to find
Speaker 1: out for themselves what they think. No, it's about what
Speaker 1: the heard of dumb asses think. That's going to influence
Speaker 1: the other herd of dumbasses how they're going to think.
Speaker 1: It's pretty sad. Yeah, all right, so let's let's get
Speaker 1: into this. I you know, it would be cool to
Speaker 1: talk to Jim. He was at that thing that I
Speaker 1: didn't know he was going to come on at eight
Speaker 1: o'clock the first day that I was there, at that
Speaker 1: Reawakened tour. And it's funny that he was there, you know,
Speaker 1: because then, you know, to me, it felt like a
Speaker 1: Electrician Zionists and doctrination camp and I and I instead
Speaker 1: of covering it as much as I should could have,
Speaker 1: I just didn't want to interview anybody I didn't want.
Speaker 1: I just like had a sour attitude about the whole thing.
Speaker 1: And I was like, you know, I could hear I
Speaker 1: didn't get close to any of these people like I
Speaker 1: was close to Rose. And when she was on talking
Speaker 1: about you know, how she grew up with Holocaust survivors,
Speaker 1: I was like, I thought you were abused all your life.
Speaker 1: So you're saying that those are people that amused you
Speaker 1: and and molested you. Were they the same ones that
Speaker 1: were the alleged Holocaust survivors? I grew up with them?
Speaker 1: In that's placed, okay, all right?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 1: And then what do they do right after that? They
Speaker 1: roll her out her in a new podcast that's all
Speaker 1: over Rumble and everyplace else, right, and then she's going
Speaker 1: on and not about you know, super super pro everything
Speaker 1: that has to do with Israel, and yeah, yep, yep.
Speaker 1: When you're so old that you're gonna croak anyway and
Speaker 1: you got enough money, does money really still motivate you
Speaker 1: to like sell your soul? Or is it you're so
Speaker 1: already gone, so far gone by that point that it
Speaker 1: doesn't matter. I mean, did she did spend a good
Speaker 1: portion of her life giving everybody this idea that having
Speaker 1: a sour attitude towards your own family is cool and
Speaker 1: hip and just the thing to do. Being a being
Speaker 1: a mother and a wife is a is a prison sentence.
Speaker 1: Scott by God, you know, stupid beehole. I don't like
Speaker 1: her at all, all right, so but this one, maybe
Speaker 1: we'll just shoot me back over here though, think I
Speaker 1: try that. And the stream goal today besides have fun,
Speaker 1: is show care for one another.
Speaker 5: Uh. For those of you have no clue what happened.
Speaker 1: He said something interesting yesterday he had Dave Smith on,
Speaker 1: and you know, Dave Smith had some echo going on,
Speaker 1: but brought up a couple of points like if if
Speaker 1: the media is lost, like apparently, like even though people
Speaker 1: are drumping jumping off of you know, supporting like he has,
Speaker 1: he had a huge dip after you know, the whole
Speaker 1: thing with the yeah we are you still talking about that,
Speaker 1: you know, comment about the Epstein stuff, like he had
Speaker 1: a huge dip in his approval rating, which again, who
Speaker 1: cares about this? But anyway, those people didn't all of
Speaker 1: a sudden become democrats, you know what I mean, They
Speaker 1: didn't start supporting democratic causes, so they're not winning people.
Speaker 1: It's not they're not going they're not being the ping
Speaker 1: pong ball back and forth anymore. Right, They're just pulling
Speaker 1: themselves out of the whole, the whole thing, and therefore
Speaker 1: they're pulling their brains out of the delusion. Hopefully that's
Speaker 1: what that means. But Dave's like, and this is the
Speaker 1: thing I've been saying. If they're gonna, if they think
Speaker 1: they're losing their grip on the thing that keeps everybody distracted,
Speaker 1: well that's what paleteer's for. You know, you're gonna there
Speaker 1: was already that quote unquote mean Moore and all of
Speaker 1: that stuff. So they're just going to force compliance and
Speaker 1: obedience through the threat of violence, force and murder. And
Speaker 1: it is interesting that, you know the Hegseth thing. And
Speaker 1: I said, yeah, this is for them to get their
Speaker 1: country whipped into shape. They're they're they're military because and
Speaker 1: then and then and they're gonna they're gonna turn it inward.
Speaker 1: I said. I actually said the words they're gonna, they're
Speaker 1: gonna turn it inward on us. And I said it
Speaker 1: was mentioning all these different blue cities. The city is blue,
Speaker 1: period and whatever that means. But it's again division and
Speaker 1: thinking in stupid terms. There's crime in areas where politicians
Speaker 1: allow crime to occur, surprise, surprise, and where they cart
Speaker 1: a bunch of people on buses who then have to
Speaker 1: you know that are that are of all who the
Speaker 1: hell knows type of mentality and uh yeah, whatever you get,
Speaker 1: you get the point. So for them to be strategically
Speaker 1: planting all these military and him saying, you used to
Speaker 1: use full force in these cities, Trump saying that he's
Speaker 1: saying kill Americans. This goes beyond ice, This goes beyond
Speaker 1: all that stuff. And they're flat out telling you the
Speaker 1: pentagon Is is retracting all of their other interest in
Speaker 1: foreign conflicts and they're going to focus inward. What does
Speaker 1: that mean? That means they're going to they're prepping for
Speaker 1: a war against US penaltary institution, central bank, digital currency,
Speaker 1: turning your bank account to zero overnight, and then having
Speaker 1: everybody in place to keep keep you from toppling the government,
Speaker 1: the the boder constructor for some reason, we're just numb
Speaker 1: to it, not seeing it, not noticing it, or the
Speaker 1: or the maybe the if we're wanting to do the
Speaker 1: frog scenario where the water is getting hotter and we
Speaker 1: don't notice it. It's coming around right, and everybody in
Speaker 1: that fish bowl still pointing at each other and arguing
Speaker 1: with each other, and it's like, here's the big shark
Speaker 1: mouth crunch and there's all of us scurrying around fighting
Speaker 1: with each other.
Speaker 5: Be very careful. This woman, who looks way worse there
Speaker 5: was beaten along with three other men in their fifties,
Speaker 5: viciously kicked, punched, stomped on.
Speaker 1: Now I remember this was this air of July thirty
Speaker 1: first first time.
Speaker 5: I saw multiple videos, once more disturbing than the other.
Speaker 5: And what's more disturbing is, yes, let's say what really
Speaker 5: happened if if we got to be honest, they are
Speaker 5: all white and it was a mob of what I
Speaker 5: saw pretty much mostly black men and women viciously vicious.
Speaker 5: I'm talking. It was so disturbing to watch a guy
Speaker 5: in my age, white hair, he's getting he's facing this direction.
Speaker 5: Guy hits him from here, Another guy kicks, he knocks
Speaker 5: him down, and while he's disoriented, a guy kicks him
Speaker 5: in the face. While he's on the floor. He's getting
Speaker 5: this when when he stomped, he has this stomping while
Speaker 5: two other people that had nothing to do with it.
Speaker 5: Were they were like five feet Oh wait, they got
Speaker 5: knocked down. They said, it's a man a woman. No,
Speaker 5: there were three men. I saw the video with three men,
Speaker 5: and the one man gets hit and he don't know
Speaker 5: what happened, and he's on his knees. And while he's
Speaker 5: on the knees, one of the men look like he's
Speaker 5: gonna help him. While he was just innocently trying to
Speaker 5: get by his life to start, he gets kicked in
Speaker 5: the face and then stomped on repeatedly by women by men.
Speaker 5: It may have been one of the grossest displays of humanity.
Speaker 5: It was, it was, it was. It was a horrible
Speaker 5: day for humanity. These things have happened before on both sides.
Speaker 5: And what's more disturbing is when you have a person
Speaker 5: that represents Cincinnati. Counsel Victoria Parks says, they asked for
Speaker 5: that beatdown. So we're gonna hit a couple of things here.
Speaker 5: First of all, forget that it's a white woman and
Speaker 5: white men were beaten by black people. Forget that the
Speaker 5: fact that human beings, human beings have no moral, no faith,
Speaker 5: no God in their lives. And let's call for what
Speaker 5: it is. Do you think anyone with any morals, with
Speaker 5: any any type of morals, would at least try to
Speaker 5: help one of these people. You see someone on the
Speaker 5: floor defenseless and use dump on him. I see a
Speaker 5: woman and you punch her in the face from behind
Speaker 5: like he she wasn't even looking. And a councilwoman, Victoria
Speaker 5: Parks of Cincinnati council Woman, they asked for that beatdown. Well,
Speaker 5: I've seen a lot of beatdowns in my time. I've
Speaker 5: seen people get beaten. I've seen people ask for beatdowns.
Speaker 5: I've seen people ask for beatdowns.
Speaker 1: He didn't just chirp just now, he just scraped his
Speaker 1: sneaker on the floor. If the case, you're wondering that
Speaker 1: that wasn't a chirp.
Speaker 5: And normally when the person asked for a beatdown, you know,
Speaker 5: they get aggressive and they're like you want and then
Speaker 5: finally the other guy pops him and knocks him down.
Speaker 5: Normally the person does what they have to do. They're
Speaker 5: defending themselves. None of these individuals were defending themselves. Big
Speaker 5: difference deserving. I would like to ask miscounselwoman Victoria Parks,
Speaker 5: where did you grow up, sweetheart? Where did you grow up?
Speaker 5: Where let's forget black and white, where you're willing to
Speaker 5: say in public that any human being deserves to get
Speaker 5: stomped on when they're not looking, deserves to get punched
Speaker 5: as a female from behind, punched multiple time, then hit
Speaker 5: sucker punched by a man. Is this where we're going
Speaker 5: as a society, dude? And what they're all going to
Speaker 5: do is the race bait black white, black white, black white,
Speaker 5: black white. This is deeper than black white. This is
Speaker 5: human verse. What happened. This is a classic example of
Speaker 5: how do we start being better as human beings? How
Speaker 5: do we start being better?
Speaker 1: That is purey Are you just explained how or why
Speaker 1: this happened? Because they have their people in politics and
Speaker 1: influence condoning, not only condoning, but letting people off for
Speaker 1: doing these things. So there's no accountability, there's no h
Speaker 1: you know, you don't have to take responsibility for your actions.
Speaker 1: You don't. You're not held accountable for anything. You just
Speaker 1: go ahead and do whatever you do, and if you're
Speaker 1: the right skin tone, then you get off from doing it,
Speaker 1: and if you're not, then you go to jail. That's
Speaker 1: a big problem. It's a big problem that they incite
Speaker 1: violence all the time with their rhetoric, you know, like
Speaker 1: Maxine Waters and all that stuff. You if you see
Speaker 1: them at the gas pumpstination or whatever else you said,
Speaker 1: gas the leading station, like she's ever pumped gas in
Speaker 1: her life, you know what I mean, like your own?
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, like that type of that type of nonsense
Speaker 1: that's been pumped in people's sets for their lives. And
Speaker 1: then they go off and do something like this, Oh surprise, surprise.
Speaker 1: But do you think do you agree with them so
Speaker 1: far or do you think that is like a you know, well,
Speaker 1: they they've enabled this very thing that happen, and again
Speaker 1: it's the news and it's the politicians that are ultimately responsible.
Speaker 1: But then again you got to ask you, well, who
Speaker 1: who influences them?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Evey, of course, of course, because as long as you're
Speaker 1: fighting against each other, you're not focusing on them.
Speaker 5: Or hatred and disregard for human life, which means you
Speaker 5: don't have a deeper regard for yourself. I used to
Speaker 5: watch fights in school. I went to Valley Streams Central
Speaker 5: High graduated nineteen eighty five. And when you watch a
Speaker 5: fistfight in person, it's it's I'm just being dead, honest,
Speaker 5: with you, you know, first like yeah, yeah, fight. But when
Speaker 5: you hear that sound that that that that horrid sound
Speaker 5: of a human being in hit and you see their
Speaker 5: face that they're clearly hurt. I've never in my lifetime
Speaker 5: see another human being continue to absolute, absolutely mutilate the
Speaker 5: other human being.
Speaker 1: Yes, he didn't see Roger Jackson recently, of course, this
Speaker 1: was before that.
Speaker 5: That's when you lost all self respect for yourself. You've
Speaker 5: lost all self respect for the for humanity and for
Speaker 5: a woman that's in a position like Victoria Parks. Victoria,
Speaker 5: how do you think.
Speaker 1: She was just doing what she was supposed to do,
Speaker 1: you know, and she did it believing in it. She
Speaker 1: did it believing in it because it's you know, oppression,
Speaker 1: white man, white girl, slavery. Yeah yeah, who brought them here?
Speaker 1: Was that the Dutch East India Company? But how Dutch
Speaker 1: was that in East India Company? How British was that
Speaker 1: East India Company? Yeah? Oh yeah, yeah yeah. How British
Speaker 1: was Britain after the Bank of England was established? Yeah, No,
Speaker 1: not so much. Huh wave a.
Speaker 5: Does this woman have a children? Does she have if
Speaker 5: if my father was laying there, if my mother was
Speaker 5: laying there and you said that what you did, you
Speaker 5: didn't come to help the situation. You made the situation worse. Yes,
Speaker 5: I hold you responsible for your disgraceful display of humanity. You,
Speaker 5: Victoria Parks, you showed it.
Speaker 1: So I would just change the verbish here a little
Speaker 1: bit and just say it isn't humanity is a sense
Speaker 1: of having this moral ethical bond with one another, in
Speaker 1: this sense of protection for each other. So it's not
Speaker 1: a display of humanity, it's this display of the lack
Speaker 1: of humanity.
Speaker 5: Pickable, disgraceful display of humanity. Now, wouldn't this be amazing?
Speaker 5: I've seen the online videos of people going, hey, you know,
Speaker 5: I'm black and I feel horrible. They should be in jail,
Speaker 5: and I'm white and I'm this we have to wouldn't
Speaker 5: it be amazing if the news or there were other
Speaker 5: organizations where we start getting together, And wouldn't it be
Speaker 5: nice if there was one apology, just one apology.
Speaker 1: Can which there was? Do you think that the news
Speaker 1: would air it? Do you think it would be trending
Speaker 1: or able to see the light of day on social media?
Speaker 1: We don't know what the real We don't know what
Speaker 1: the reality of what people are really thinking and saying
Speaker 1: and doing out there, because they control all of our
Speaker 1: forms of communication with one another. So if that element's
Speaker 1: out there, they don't want that to mix with their propaganda.
Speaker 1: They don't want that to dilute what they're trying to do.
Speaker 1: They don't want there to think anybody think that there's
Speaker 1: a counterbalance to any of this. They, as Davis says,
Speaker 1: this is all perception management.
Speaker 5: Just start with that. Can we start with going.
Speaker 1: Davis Lherman the right perspective? In case you're wondering what
Speaker 1: I'm talking.
Speaker 5: About, Man, I got I'm really sorry that was That
Speaker 5: was horrible and I don't know why. I'm sorry. What
Speaker 5: happened to you going to the hospital and leaving a flower?
Speaker 5: Doing something for any of these people? Maybe we get
Speaker 5: to get can can we form we form all these
Speaker 5: things when tragedy happens?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't. I don't remember if there was any
Speaker 1: gofundmes for these people, right we go fund me? Even
Speaker 1: allow it? Would they consider that, uh racist to have
Speaker 1: a go fund me for these people who are the victims.
Speaker 1: You know, they really screwed over the They really screwed
Speaker 1: over the truckers, didn't they?
Speaker 5: But do not fall for the race bait here. That's
Speaker 5: what they want us to do.
Speaker 1: In in Canada, when they were arresting these people, they
Speaker 1: were killing like a lot of people try their truckers,
Speaker 1: they travel with their pets. They were euthanizing the pets
Speaker 1: as they were putting the people in jail. They were
Speaker 1: killing their pets, they were killing their dogs.
Speaker 5: They want us to start hating one another. And I'm
Speaker 5: gonna give you great examples of how deep this goes,
Speaker 5: all the way to the time when I spent years
Speaker 5: in Harlem. This is well organized, not this beating. The
Speaker 5: beating was just a horrific display of humanity.
Speaker 1: Lack of humidity.
Speaker 5: But again, where's your morality? Where's your spirituality? Where's your faith?
Speaker 5: Who's your God? Do you have any my God? Who
Speaker 5: are the people you surround yourself with? Not one person
Speaker 5: try to stop this. I watched it. Ain't nobody trying
Speaker 5: to stop it. People videotaping, they're laughing. They want this
Speaker 5: in America, they want this. Can we just how about
Speaker 5: a march for that? How about a march of holding hands?
Speaker 5: Maybe the Christian community, churches, black churches, White churches, Baptist church, Jews, Muslims.
Speaker 5: Why don't we form something. Why don't we have a
Speaker 5: day where we go a non violence day and we
Speaker 5: speak about things like this, and how do we take
Speaker 5: care of one another? And how do we understand each
Speaker 5: other's culture? And why can't we have talking forums? But No,
Speaker 5: what they're gonna do is going a white god the
Speaker 5: black people, and the black people are like, we were slaves.
Speaker 5: I'm two hundred years ago, so therefore I'm allowed to
Speaker 5: stomp on someone. Sorry, that card is gone. You weren't here,
Speaker 5: I wasn't here. That's that's that's life. One oh one.
Speaker 5: My grandfather got killed by Nazis? Should I go and
Speaker 5: kill all the Nazis? Now? Should I go over and
Speaker 5: kill all Germans? We're gonna go back in time? We're here,
Speaker 5: right here, right now.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the funny thing about that Germany didn't invade America.
Speaker 1: So if that's true about his grandfather, didn't he go
Speaker 1: over there to kill them? To say that they killed him?
Speaker 1: Isn't that kind of like the result of you going
Speaker 1: into someone else's country and start shooting people, Because that's
Speaker 1: what war is.
Speaker 5: So how do we fix right here right now? Any
Speaker 5: of those news channels talking about how do we spread love?
Speaker 5: How do we start using love to take care of
Speaker 5: one another, any of them? Here's what we should do. No,
Speaker 5: it's gonna be you know, white people, don't you know
Speaker 5: this happens a lot in the black community. It's just
Speaker 5: gonna stir up more hate. And that keeps you away
Speaker 5: from Epstein's list, and that keeps you away from.
Speaker 1: If I remember correctly, Yeah, his grandfather, it was almost
Speaker 1: on his way back and he got if this is
Speaker 1: a story, if this happened, this is a story, but
Speaker 1: I'm not sure which I'm not sure where they were.
Speaker 1: They may have been in Germany, but he got he
Speaker 1: got hit by a sniper really close to when he
Speaker 1: would be going back home.
Speaker 5: North Carolina is still destroyed. Most of Florida on the
Speaker 5: west coast that got destroyed, Maui that got burnt down,
Speaker 5: the waters that were poisoned in Palestine, Ohio, all these
Speaker 5: things they're doing slowly.
Speaker 1: Over Isn't that funny too that they would pick that
Speaker 1: that name of that town to hit first.
Speaker 5: Right, I'm fires in California and they just keep look
Speaker 5: over here, look, here's Epstein's list. Hearing it, psich, you
Speaker 5: want it Sikes want it, Sich, give us your money. Hey, Israel,
Speaker 5: you want some more money. We got everyone so brain controlled.
Speaker 5: They're sending jimbro messages because he said Zelenski wears tights
Speaker 5: even though he did. Yes, Siah, we control them all.
Speaker 5: Do you think one day they'll realize their own power
Speaker 5: within the God within them, all, the spirit within them all.
Speaker 29: You know they did kill the ingenious people Indigenous. I
Speaker 29: can't pronounce it. We'll say Indian. We'll say Native. Yes,
Speaker 29: I like Native, because if I say Indian, they won't know.
Speaker 5: Which type they were connected to the earth, to peace,
Speaker 5: how everything should be respected. We live in kan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you may have forgotten the part where they generated
Speaker 1: into cannibalism and human sacrifice. Shortly after the Gothic Aryan
Speaker 1: people left.
Speaker 5: Pre jungles that was created. We created that.
Speaker 1: In certain areas like Incas, Aztecs, Mayans type of stuff.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying like all Native Americans, but Native Americans
Speaker 1: were pretty brutal to one another too, And especially when
Speaker 1: you had Europeans, meaning the banking institutions that send armies
Speaker 1: to places to acquire things, were arming them and stocking
Speaker 1: them into violence against other pioneers. And settlers and stuff
Speaker 1: like that, and other tribes and what was the Five
Speaker 1: Nations about?
Speaker 9: That was?
Speaker 1: When was it America at the time even got them
Speaker 1: all together to go basically genocide all the tribes that
Speaker 1: weren't part of the Five nations, and they did it.
Speaker 5: This all comes down to morality. You don't have God
Speaker 5: in your life, so you're willing to watch a female
Speaker 5: that gives birth to humanity, the caregiver of life, a
Speaker 5: mother get viciously punched blindly by a man and stomp
Speaker 5: from behind by two other females that have no regard
Speaker 5: for life. Stop throwing the logs on the fire? What
Speaker 5: do we do about this? And I'll tell you something
Speaker 5: I started thinking years ago. All my brothers are cops,
Speaker 5: were cops, some of them retired, one passed away. Nephews.
Speaker 5: I found this interesting. I want to tell you about
Speaker 5: my time in Harlem, growing up a Long Island white boy,
Speaker 5: and that opened my eyes big time on many levels.
Speaker 5: Don't you think it's interesting if you grew up in
Speaker 5: an area. I'm not gonna lie to you. I grew
Speaker 5: up extremely racist. I didn't like black people, I didn't
Speaker 5: like brown people. You know why. I'll tell you why
Speaker 5: don't like them. Here's another video of a black guy
Speaker 5: robbing someone and a black guy raping someone.
Speaker 29: Black people bad, bad, bad.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, and to me, keeps things honest here. It's not
Speaker 1: like they had to scrape or look too hard to
Speaker 1: find examples to show the people on the news.
Speaker 5: They're poor, They steal, they rape. That's what I grew
Speaker 5: up every night on the news. Every night on the news.
Speaker 5: If I saw a black guy, I was like, quick,
Speaker 5: get in the house. There's a black man walking down
Speaker 5: the street. I'm not even kidding. I'm being blatantly honest.
Speaker 5: I never had to leave my street. I never left
Speaker 5: the neighborhood, So how am I gonna know? Matter of fact,
Speaker 5: where I grew up, at the end of our street
Speaker 5: was all black. I was Valley Streamed, that was rose down.
Speaker 5: At the end of my street, Jeverson Avenue was all black,
Speaker 5: and the whites walked on our side. This is nineteen eighties.
Speaker 5: This is in nineteen forties, nineteen fifties, this is nineteen eighties.
Speaker 5: At the end of the street all black, we're all white.
Speaker 5: If I walked into their neighborhood as God as my witness,
Speaker 5: they'd say go home. My boy, you're on the wrong side.
Speaker 5: Why boy? And I was like, nope, you're right. Sorry,
Speaker 5: I don't mean if they walk down the street, everyone
Speaker 5: would get heightened and there was a stare now growing
Speaker 5: up like that, think about this. If you grow up
Speaker 5: in a neighborhood where they're constantly showing the news that
Speaker 5: black people are thieves, they're rapists, they're no good, and
Speaker 5: you get that over and over and over. How many
Speaker 5: times do you see in the police academy where they'll
Speaker 5: take all white cops that grew up in that mentality
Speaker 5: and put them in the worst black neighborhoods, knowing the
Speaker 5: blacks are on edge and the whites are on edge.
Speaker 5: Why would you that's no different than Arabs and Israel's
Speaker 5: let's put Israel next to all Arabs. That should turn
Speaker 5: out friendly. What is that a design plan? Is that
Speaker 5: a Desi hi plan? Why would you take brainwashed?
Speaker 1: Well? Yeah, okay, but they Christians, Muslims, I don't know
Speaker 1: what level or type of Jews. Apparently all lived there
Speaker 1: at one point, at least a small portion of them.
Speaker 1: But when they decided to stake out and claim things
Speaker 1: for just theirs and started to murder people, and displace
Speaker 1: them and kick them out of their homes, off their properties.
Speaker 1: There should have been a natural response to that, but
Speaker 1: there wasn't. One of these conflicts prior to that event occurring,
Speaker 1: but prior to the terrorism, but prior to the the gangs,
Speaker 1: the mafia gangs committing mass murder, mass deport you know,
Speaker 1: kick you know, expulsions, and then terri terrorized. They were
Speaker 1: the terrorists, were there the people who are trying to
Speaker 1: find found Israel a response, a reaction to that. It
Speaker 1: should have been understood that we didn't hear anything about
Speaker 1: how bad the Middle East was and how bad Arabs
Speaker 1: were before that, or how bad Muslims were before that.
Speaker 1: Look in the history books see if you find anything
Speaker 1: for pre we I'm sure the propaganda started close to
Speaker 1: nineteen seventeen eighteen, because that's when belfore declaration was signed,
Speaker 1: But as far as you know, building up until they
Speaker 1: got to the point where now everybody has to believe
Speaker 1: a certain thing, I'm sure they were stoking that far
Speaker 1: before that to put that in people's minds prior to that.
Speaker 1: Did America concern themselves with the Middle East late eighteen hundreds, ain't,
Speaker 1: but everyone talk about it. Really nineteen hundreds, even anybody
Speaker 1: even talk about it anything significant? Did we even pay
Speaker 1: attention to that part of the world.
Speaker 5: Seeing young white people turn them into cops and then
Speaker 5: put them in an area that hates white people. And listen,
Speaker 5: black people, don't pretend you don't hate. You hate. I've
Speaker 5: seen it, and I've heard it my own to white
Speaker 5: I used to be in Harlem, and we're going to
Speaker 5: get into that. Listen. Good friend of mine would always
Speaker 5: say white people, this, white people that he goes, not you.
Speaker 5: He'd talk about a specific religion and he goes, but
Speaker 5: not you, Jim, You're different. So I would hear everything.
Speaker 1: This isn't like I'm just making you saying that specific religion.
Speaker 1: The black guy didn't like the Jews, What did you
Speaker 1: mean by that? Because that's a cult anyway.
Speaker 5: By the way, it up real conversations. But this is
Speaker 5: when I realized even more how our society and breathed
Speaker 5: it breeds this. You have your al Sharptons, you have
Speaker 5: all the race baiters for each side. Now I get
Speaker 5: this show, and I'm telling you right now, I love
Speaker 5: signing it live. But to me, the greatest time in
Speaker 5: my life was a TV show called The Uptown Comedy Club.
Speaker 5: It was my very first television show, first television series,
Speaker 5: i should say, and it was on one hundred and
Speaker 5: twenty fifth Street and fifth in Harlem. And I got
Speaker 5: to tell you it changed my life. It changed my
Speaker 5: life because I saw people. I didn't see black people.
Speaker 5: I saw people, and it was incredible to be accepted
Speaker 5: by that community because I didn't show I was scared.
Speaker 5: I didn't show that. Oh my god. As a matter
Speaker 5: of fact, some of them. I remember when I would
Speaker 5: pull up, you know, we'd start rehearsing, and the guys
Speaker 5: would be like Brewer, Jimbo, where'd you park? And I said,
Speaker 5: by the Apollo, and they go, just leave your windows down.
Speaker 5: This is what they say. Leave your windows down and
Speaker 5: your console opened so the crackheads don't smash your window.
Speaker 5: They're just looking for change. And I went, oh, okay, thanks,
Speaker 5: But at the same time like, oh my god, like
Speaker 5: that's just normal. Oh my god. Everywhere was cholesterol. We
Speaker 5: killed black people, cigarettes and cholesterol, booze cigarettes, get some cash,
Speaker 5: and more cigarettes, cigarettes, fried things kill you, menthol cigarettes,
Speaker 5: booze cash. It's like, oh my god, oh we we
Speaker 5: have diabetes. Yeah, I see they're they're pretty much injecting
Speaker 5: it in you. And I'll never forget it was. It was.
Speaker 5: I'm telling you, it was the best time in my
Speaker 5: life to go from a Long Island white kid that
Speaker 5: was always on edge to becoming part of a family
Speaker 5: in Harlem. In Harlem and we I used to walk
Speaker 5: to the bedega all the time, and I used to
Speaker 5: I used to get my sandwiches across the street and
Speaker 5: I would I walk around. I didn't feel I didn't
Speaker 5: fear anything. Matter of fact, a lot of times they
Speaker 5: thought I was a cop. I would I would go outside,
Speaker 5: I swear to God, and guys would come up to
Speaker 5: me all my life. True story, guy came up to
Speaker 5: He's like, you know he was he goes, uh, he goes.
Speaker 22: You know.
Speaker 5: The real problem is is the Haitians, because I'm from
Speaker 5: Jamaica and Haitians. And the problem because and I said,
Speaker 5: hey man, I'm not a oh what you a cous
Speaker 5: And then I also remember one time being in a
Speaker 5: bodega across the street on one hundred and twenty fifth and
Speaker 5: fifth and there was I don't know, near the Apollo
Speaker 5: and Nation of Islam. And again has nothing to do
Speaker 5: with the religion or if you're part of it. It
Speaker 5: really doesn't to me. It's all individuality the person. And
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna lie to it was a little I
Speaker 5: was a little worried. One of them came in and
Speaker 5: they had He was a big dude and he had
Speaker 5: like red I feel like he had a red cat
Speaker 5: and he had a red jack and he started blowing
Speaker 5: me up in that. I was scared for my life.
Speaker 5: He's like white man. He was calling me white devil, Yo,
Speaker 5: white devil? What devil?
Speaker 22: Did?
Speaker 5: You don't belong here?
Speaker 2: Bro?
Speaker 5: I was scared. I was scared for my life and
Speaker 5: I just I was ready to walk out, but he was.
Speaker 5: He was blocking the doorway. And nobody, you can tell,
Speaker 5: nobody was going to my aid at that moment, except
Speaker 5: for one guy did come to my aid. His name
Speaker 5: was Flex, who's actually an actor and Flex. He was
Speaker 5: a good looking guy. He had the short the short
Speaker 5: short dreads or whatever, and he got into it. He goes, hey, man,
Speaker 5: I would trust this white kid. He's not even a
Speaker 5: white kid. He's a human being, and I would trust
Speaker 5: him any day over someone like you. And those two
Speaker 5: started getting at it, and all I know is the
Speaker 5: Islam guy called Flex an uncle Tom. I don't know why.
Speaker 5: He's like, I'm an uncle Tom, You're blah blah blah.
Speaker 5: And they went at it and he said, come on, Jim,
Speaker 5: get out of his place, and don't you come near me.
Speaker 5: I'll take this man any day in the war. Blah
Speaker 5: blah blah. And I became really close and I still
Speaker 5: keep in touch with Maco and Kevin Brown Brown Brothers.
Speaker 5: It was such a great time in life, and we
Speaker 5: became friends, and we spent a lot of time, and
Speaker 5: they gave me so much love. That community in Harlem
Speaker 5: gave me so much love, to the point where I'll
Speaker 5: tell you two quick stories. I remember years later, well,
Speaker 5: I'm not even a Me and Tracy Morgan had a
Speaker 5: conversation in a car across the street one day, and
Speaker 5: I really wish everyone heard it. It was so powerful,
Speaker 5: was so beautiful. One of the guys too, Yee. We
Speaker 5: would spend so much time together. I became really close
Speaker 5: to everyone there with their love, and I remember when
Speaker 5: the TV series finally aired, The Uptown Comedy Club. You know,
Speaker 5: I'm on TV, and I wanted to go back to
Speaker 5: my hometown and I wanted to fluff my peacock feathers
Speaker 5: to let him know. Jim brewe made it. And I'm
Speaker 5: on television and I walked into this bar that doesn't
Speaker 5: exist anymore, and they're like, hey, Jim, how you doing.
Speaker 5: I saw some people I knew, and so I said, hey, man,
Speaker 5: told the bartender, can you turn on Channel five? The
Speaker 5: Uptown Comedy Clubs coming on? And the Uptown Comedy Club
Speaker 5: came on and one of my friends saw me on.
Speaker 5: It wasn't a friend. One of the people I know
Speaker 5: came up to me, went to high school with me.
Speaker 5: He points at the TV and the Pure Vicious Blind
Speaker 5: discussed what's it like working with you know what? And
Speaker 5: I'm like, whoa. I said, no, man, dude, they're really cool.
Speaker 5: That guy there, that guy Maceio, he's so funny. You
Speaker 5: got to do the skids and these guys you got
Speaker 5: to meet the brother And he looked at me and
Speaker 5: disgusted that I actually was being honest about how much
Speaker 5: I love these people. And he looked at me and
Speaker 5: he's like, oh, you got to say that because they
Speaker 5: pay you, and he got and I and I just
Speaker 5: realized that's a moment in time where my knowledge, my heart.
Speaker 5: My spirit has grown and this person hasn't. I've grown.
Speaker 5: I've got to know the humans, not the blacks. The
Speaker 5: humans I gave respect. I got to know people, they
Speaker 5: got to know me. We showed each other respect and love.
Speaker 5: I lived it. I know it exists and I know
Speaker 5: it can happen. So Victoria Parks, I ask you to
Speaker 5: apologize for your comment because I know that love and
Speaker 5: that respect does exist and can exist because we did
Speaker 5: it in Harlem. We did it. But I also knew
Speaker 5: these people weren't ready for that yet because they didn't
Speaker 5: experience it, and I can't try to force it on them.
Speaker 5: All I can do is set an example and walk
Speaker 5: a better walk and live a better life and grow
Speaker 5: spiritually and grow with morality. And maybe if we had
Speaker 5: more of that, or maybe if the news told us
Speaker 5: a little more of that, we wouldn't have a situation
Speaker 5: where people are stomped on and beaten to death. Maybe
Speaker 5: maybe I think it's better than what they're pushing, That's
Speaker 5: all I'm saying. And they get paid a lot of
Speaker 5: money to push what they're pushing. Telling you it's free
Speaker 5: what I just told you, and it's God's honest truth.
Speaker 5: You know, and a quick story too. My wife when
Speaker 5: she found Jesus. You know, I was doing good with
Speaker 5: cash and I was I had a I was big,
Speaker 5: you know, I'd go to the Met games and I
Speaker 5: had a suite. I was able to get a sweet
Speaker 5: for the day. And my wife's like, can you bring
Speaker 5: the church group. I was like, all right, you know,
Speaker 5: I'll bring the church as long as I watched the game.
Speaker 5: When I'm like talking about Jesus all the time, we're
Speaker 5: gonna watch the Met game because you know, at the
Speaker 5: ground's pitching. I went on myself. So as we're as
Speaker 5: we're going to the stadium, it's packed the highways, tons
Speaker 5: of traffic. We're not gonna make it. So I decided
Speaker 5: to cut through Harlem and I saw I saw everyone
Speaker 5: I'm cutting through all the roads in Harlem in this van,
Speaker 5: all white people, and I saw some of them getting
Speaker 5: a little nervous, and I said, my all my kids'
Speaker 5: lives is a true story. I looked at my buddy
Speaker 5: next to me and went, listen, don't worry about it,
Speaker 5: because I tell you what if things went down, this
Speaker 5: is the neighborhood where I'd feel safest. They love me
Speaker 5: here and I love them. And as I said that,
Speaker 5: I came to a stoplight and there was a woman
Speaker 5: with a stroll on her baby and a guy behind her,
Speaker 5: and he just he smashed my window bang, and he goes.
Speaker 4: Ya, I love you man, I love you yo. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Let me get a quick pick, let me go yo.
Speaker 5: He's a man from uptown. He didn't even know me
Speaker 5: from Half Baked and you were from uptown. It was it.
Speaker 5: The timing was impeccable. But the point of the story
Speaker 5: is we can make life better. We have that opportunity
Speaker 5: and we can do better. That's all I'm saying. Morality, God, humanity. Okay,
Speaker 5: that was a lot. I remember even being on ESPN
Speaker 5: for something and there was a Smoan football player. I
Speaker 5: don't remember him. I think he was famous, and we
Speaker 5: were about to go on air and he was looking
Speaker 5: at me and he was kind of giving me an
Speaker 5: attitude and he I said, okay, and he made a
Speaker 5: snarky remark. He was I don't like white people. I went, oh, okay,
Speaker 5: well all right.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 5: I was lumped in with the whole group there. But
Speaker 5: but I get that too. I get that too. I
Speaker 5: get it. I get it. So let's pretend it does
Speaker 5: not I love how everyone just tries to pretend it
Speaker 5: doesn't exist. But let's find ways to spread more information,
Speaker 5: more kindness, more love, rather than we're gonna go a
Speaker 5: wall with this thing and run down the whole camp
Speaker 5: of how we can continue to hate one another and divide.
Speaker 5: That's all. That's all I pray for.
Speaker 1: Man, all right, he kind of missed the whole point
Speaker 1: where if you try to play the you know, kindness,
Speaker 1: love and all other stuff to that uh Nation of
Speaker 1: Islam guy, he probably would have left on a gurney,
Speaker 1: you know, just just something to balance that story out
Speaker 1: a little bit.
Speaker 5: One last one, it's conspiracy time, the New York City thing,
Speaker 5: you know, for those who don't know that a New
Speaker 5: York City someone walked in a building.
Speaker 1: Before he gets into that story, let me just go
Speaker 1: ahead and do this real quick, all right, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna tell it for myself. Then let's not
Speaker 1: read what I wrote here. When I first moved to
Speaker 1: San Diego, I had some issues going on, blah blah
Speaker 1: blah blah, and I was, you know, so when we
Speaker 1: catch into the story, I'm already working uh my trains
Speaker 1: for finally I either went through and I'm working as
Speaker 1: electrician apprentice in the Union, and I have this girlfriend,
Speaker 1: and I'm actually working at the San Diego Zoo at
Speaker 1: the time, and I'm doing electrical work there as an apprentice,
Speaker 1: and we're doing all these little uh what they call those,
Speaker 1: I don't know, these little habitats, right, you know. So
Speaker 1: I think we were working on a Koala one and
Speaker 1: had one for like monkeys and stuff like that we
Speaker 1: were working on and all this other stuff that they
Speaker 1: were installing, expanding the zoo and doing up keep at
Speaker 1: other places and stuff like that. So I worked at
Speaker 1: the San Diego Zoo for Robinson Electric for a decent
Speaker 1: amount of time, digging trenches, putting in the TVC pipe
Speaker 1: and all that stuff, and running wire in balnetcrap. So
Speaker 1: I have this girlfriend and she I was living. I
Speaker 1: was living in these stupid hotel things because I had
Speaker 1: some other ish happened. So I'm living in a freaking
Speaker 1: hotel motel type thing and I needed to get out
Speaker 1: of there. So eventually he found an apartment and it
Speaker 1: was it's like a thousand dollars a month or something
Speaker 1: like that, and we moved in together.
Speaker 2: She was.
Speaker 1: The one in the rock climbing videos. I don't know
Speaker 1: if you've seen those or not, but she's all tatted up.
Speaker 1: She was a Mexicana, and I didn't understand how like
Speaker 1: racist or not racist is that the right word whatever?
Speaker 1: She hated black people. I didn't know that. So we're
Speaker 1: in this area of town. It's Willie James Jones Boulevard
Speaker 1: is the name of it. That's to tell you everything
Speaker 1: you need to know right there. But it was at
Speaker 1: the end of the street, and it was named after
Speaker 1: a kid who apparently got shot in the I don't
Speaker 1: know their eighties or nineties or whatever. And his brother
Speaker 1: was a gangbanger. He got sprayed in a drive by
Speaker 1: and I guess he was on his way to like
Speaker 1: some like good Ivy League University or whatever. But they
Speaker 1: killed them and uh, caring or not caring that they
Speaker 1: hit the wrong guy. Who knows. But so that was
Speaker 1: name rely James Jones Boulevard one. So I don't know
Speaker 1: how they measure blocks. But like the next intersection above
Speaker 1: us is called there's like a thing called Green Cat Liquor.
Speaker 1: And on that corner that that intersection it was called
Speaker 1: it was a it earned the Moniker I guess in
Speaker 1: the eighties and nineties for the gang violence there, it
Speaker 1: was called the four Corners of Death. Ah. Yeah, So
Speaker 1: the end of the street like ends and then there's
Speaker 1: like a dirt hill and you can walk down there,
Speaker 1: and there was a like a plaza with a food
Speaker 1: for less and stuff like that. So, yeah, you could
Speaker 1: just walk to the grocery store from my apartment. My
Speaker 1: apartment building, it was mostly blacks on the other side.
Speaker 1: There's two next to each other, mostly black people on
Speaker 1: the other side. And besides like a nod and a
Speaker 1: hello because we pass each other me going back for
Speaker 1: the apartment and all that. We didn't speak very much
Speaker 1: at first, and then when Crazy Girl left, the conversation
Speaker 1: started and we started talking more and got to know
Speaker 1: each other more. We were more friendly. We'd have like,
Speaker 1: you know, we would make it a point to know
Speaker 1: flag each other down and stuff like that and talk
Speaker 1: to each other and observationally. There were some probably really
Speaker 1: dangerous people living around me. And when somebody that they
Speaker 1: didn't recognize would walk in that area, this is dead end.
Speaker 1: They might be going to the store, but they didn't
Speaker 1: belong on that street really, right, And those people would
Speaker 1: just come out and these would be like black people
Speaker 1: on that Black people like what are you doing? But
Speaker 1: they never like even I was the one white bacademia
Speaker 1: in that whole cookie, right. So, but because I lived there,
Speaker 1: and it's you know, we start off with respect until
Speaker 1: you start doing shit that I don't like, Like, you know,
Speaker 1: if you steal from me or something like that, or
Speaker 1: get get physical, then I'm no longer friendly or respectful.
Speaker 1: I'm quite the opposite. But we you know, it was
Speaker 1: a girl there that I ended up finding out like
Speaker 1: later on we started working. She was working for ABC,
Speaker 1: and she ended up on the same job site as
Speaker 1: me when I started working at a hospital that was
Speaker 1: going in on was it Genesee, I don't know, somewhere
Speaker 1: up there. It was one of the sharps or maybe
Speaker 1: there's a script's hospital that we were working on. So
Speaker 1: she was working for the non union section. They had
Speaker 1: non union regular union, but she lived right next to me,
Speaker 1: so we had something else to talk about, and so
Speaker 1: they were cold me. You know, if you were on
Speaker 1: that street, you were kind of like protected by those
Speaker 1: same people that came out and every time there's somebody
Speaker 1: that didn't belong there, or whatever. But I remember one night,
Speaker 1: it's probably two o'clock in the morning and I hear
Speaker 1: pop pop pop pop, and uh, you have to walk
Speaker 1: down a staircase to get to my apartment. So I'm
Speaker 1: like on the bottom floor. There's another floor that's level
Speaker 1: with the parking lot. And the gunfire, I guess came
Speaker 1: from our dumpster. Someone was hiding behind the dumpster and
Speaker 1: they shot one of the older like OG type guys
Speaker 1: that lived there. He was sitting in his car. He
Speaker 1: just like pulled in or whatever, and they shot him
Speaker 1: and he was all right. He he recuperated, he got
Speaker 1: he got better. I can't remember his name right now,
Speaker 1: but he's an ottle guy, bald head. And somebody was
Speaker 1: trying to make their bones or something like that by
Speaker 1: shooting an og. But that guy was also very cool
Speaker 1: to me. Like I didn't get I didn't hang out
Speaker 1: with them and you know, do whatever they do and
Speaker 1: you know, get into their habits or anything, or you know,
Speaker 1: mess around with you know, I didn't mynt smoke pot,
Speaker 1: so it's like, you know what, I over the hell else,
Speaker 1: but I did. Uh, I did hang out with that
Speaker 1: with his friend or whatever, and uh, the girl that
Speaker 1: I was talking about. She had a boyfriend for the
Speaker 1: longest time who drove a city bus like a CDTDA
Speaker 1: was whatever the bus is called for. Why it was,
Speaker 1: I don't remember San Diego, whatever metro transit or whatever.
Speaker 1: And so anyway, the gunfire was like really close to
Speaker 1: my house, and uh, that was like the one and
Speaker 1: only time that that happened, but it was kind of
Speaker 1: interesting to happen, like rape out right outside the window.
Speaker 1: And another time somebody came in through our bed. We
Speaker 1: were in the house. We were in the house. Someone
Speaker 1: somehow opened up our window to our bedroom. We weren't
Speaker 1: cooking in the kitchen. It's a small apartment, and they're
Speaker 1: rifling through this is back now now Rebecca's living here
Speaker 1: right was rifling through our stuff and one of our
Speaker 1: neighbors caught him. It was like costume, jewelry shit. He
Speaker 1: was dumping on the bed and all that crap. It
Speaker 1: was like right in our fucking house, right in our apartment.
Speaker 1: And neighbors came out and they yoked him up and
Speaker 1: pushed him up against his you know, the guy who
Speaker 1: yoked him up pushed him up again his own suv
Speaker 1: and they were holding him there for the cops, and
Speaker 1: then the cops came in and like, you know, I
Speaker 1: forgot how he phrased it, but he was like, the
Speaker 1: problem is, he's like anybody. He was trying to get
Speaker 1: us to say that we saw him do something like
Speaker 1: like obviously it's the guy, right, but it was like,
Speaker 1: the problem is, and he kept on trying to like
Speaker 1: coach us into saying like, you know, something, so that
Speaker 1: they could take the guy in for and seriously charge him.
Speaker 1: So like I'm dopey, and I didn't get it right away,
Speaker 1: and it was just funny. But like at one point,
Speaker 1: this big guy who also lived in the Dallostairs apartment,
Speaker 1: who hadn't up having this guy up against the you know,
Speaker 1: up against the sev he uh.
Speaker 5: Had me hold them.
Speaker 1: I'm five to five, this big dude's hold this guy's
Speaker 1: taller than me, and like and I'm like trying to
Speaker 1: hold them and pushing them down, and the guy's screaming
Speaker 1: like I'm murdering him, and he's like, you know, pulling
Speaker 1: the whole victim card, and I'm like Jesus Christ, here
Speaker 1: we go. So the other guy comes back and you know,
Speaker 1: holds them for a second. I think he had a
Speaker 1: gap grab his phone or something, and it was just
Speaker 1: it was an interesting ordeal to say the least. But
Speaker 1: it just kind of like one of those things like
Speaker 1: that guy's place wasn't getting hit general vicinity of my
Speaker 1: place getting you know, hit by this guy, uh for
Speaker 1: a robbery, right, and they didn't really get anything that
Speaker 1: I like, you know that we could even we could
Speaker 1: even recognize that they took anything that was of any value.
Speaker 1: But it was just pretty ballsy to do it while
Speaker 1: we were home with lights on, to just who come
Speaker 1: right on in and start rifling around like I heard something.
Speaker 1: I'm like, what the hell is and I and then
Speaker 1: I say, I know. I go walk in there and
Speaker 1: there's nothing there but the windows. I'm what the fuck
Speaker 1: is going on? And I go up and run outside
Speaker 1: and then you know, I see everybody out there and
Speaker 1: people surrounding the area, and it was it was an
Speaker 1: interesting thing, like there was other people that could have
Speaker 1: held that guy there. He's told he told me to
Speaker 1: do it, He's like, and I did because I'm thinking, well,
Speaker 1: I have you know, he was in my place, so
Speaker 1: I better, you know, I'm gonna do it. Maybe I volunteered.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but it was just kind of funny.
Speaker 1: But that's that was the whole The whole story behind
Speaker 1: that is a I lived in that area for like
Speaker 1: probably two years, and beside one time there were some
Speaker 1: punks that probably didn't belong there trying to start shooting me,
Speaker 1: and one of them had a bat, and I was
Speaker 1: trying to trying to intimidate me, like, dude, you have
Speaker 1: four of your friends here in me and you have
Speaker 1: a weapon. Are you retarded? Like what do you what
Speaker 1: do you expect me to do? Bartie? You know, I'm like,
Speaker 1: I live right there.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: It's like maybe he thought that I was walking into
Speaker 1: the area I didn't belong into. But what I what
Speaker 1: I pointed out where I lived. I think it was
Speaker 1: the other people that lived in that area. The dude
Speaker 1: backed off, you know, and his friends, even though still
Speaker 1: throwing ship and talking shit, they walked on too. It's
Speaker 1: like whatever, But I mean I lived there because it
Speaker 1: was cheap, and then we moved into someplace nicer. Once
Speaker 1: I got towards the tail end of that, I had
Speaker 1: already had gotten the store. We were doing the farmer's
Speaker 1: markets before that, and then I got in the store
Speaker 1: so we started putting money in a safe and that
Speaker 1: was the first first for that in my life. And
Speaker 1: then uh, we got a nicer spot and all that
Speaker 1: good stuff. But that was my that was my experience
Speaker 1: of like apparently in the eighties and nineties that was
Speaker 1: like murder Central, and there was still a lot of
Speaker 1: that activity going on, just kind of on a little key,
Speaker 1: I guess, And I guess the thing is that you know,
Speaker 1: I didn't get murdered and I didn't get roughed up
Speaker 1: or beaten, and we kind of like we kind of
Speaker 1: came together as community in a couple of different instances, right,
Speaker 1: and taking care of our friend when he got shot
Speaker 1: and all that stuff too.
Speaker 5: There's this picture of him. But what I love too
Speaker 5: was CNN again, why would you believe any station that
Speaker 5: blatantly just bla again with the race baiting and the wrong.
Speaker 5: CNN goes, uh, we the suspect is a white guy,
Speaker 5: he's not even close to being white. Who owns CNN?
Speaker 5: Can we adventures to him?
Speaker 1: Can we get information on the CIA in a wave
Speaker 1: about that.
Speaker 5: Person that owns CNN? Can we get information on the
Speaker 5: person that wrote Mark Thompson is the media executive Sir
Speaker 5: Mark John Thompson is a British American. Oh so he's
Speaker 5: British and American. Huh. I wonder if he has ties
Speaker 5: to anywhere.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's real.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, it doesn't have to Now I'm
Speaker 5: not saying Mark like this, But why would you push
Speaker 5: out a narrative a we understand that the suspect is
Speaker 5: white when there's already videos and he's all over the
Speaker 5: internet that he's not not even close, he's not even Dan.
Speaker 5: But yet you'll believe them to tell you to their
Speaker 5: medical news, and you'll believe them when they tell you
Speaker 5: who are the bad people, and you'll believe them. But ah,
Speaker 5: when it comes to hey there's a shooter, he's white. Whoops?
Speaker 7: Wrong?
Speaker 5: Hey, trust us? Stop watching the news, no media, no TV,
Speaker 5: no news, free mind, evil Satan. I don't know what
Speaker 5: to tell you. None of this has God, none of
Speaker 5: this has morality, none of this has spirituality, None of
Speaker 5: it spreads love, none of it. Why would you infiltrate
Speaker 5: your life that doesn't fill your cup up with any
Speaker 5: of that? It's mind boggling. Anyway, during COVID and I
Speaker 5: did this on the Brunaverse podcast during the bunker. The
Speaker 5: number thirty three ran rapid, and I know I don't
Speaker 5: like hering this or it's your first time listening to this.
Speaker 5: I don't know anything about masonry or free masonry, but
Speaker 5: I do know during COVID, my wife and I both
Speaker 5: looked at each other and went, I've watched three different
Speaker 5: news channels say that makes the number thirty three? Now
Speaker 5: is that a coincidence? Play this tape and then I
Speaker 5: want you to there's another get now before I play
Speaker 5: this guy in the end. This is this guy on
Speaker 5: the internet. I've seen him a lot of Listen. I'm
Speaker 5: gonna lie a lot of his stuff. I can't some
Speaker 5: of his stuff's intriguing, but he really Oh I never
Speaker 5: sent the video. Sorry, thank you, Kyl. I didn't send
Speaker 5: the thirty three video.
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 5: Just say it, Gayl.
Speaker 1: That's probably gotta be what it is? The stack of
Speaker 1: money Here is Kyle's potential earnings for the month, and
Speaker 1: then he plays like a wind bens Din's money with
Speaker 1: him throughout the throughout the month. It takes a little
Speaker 1: bit off the stack each time he screws up.
Speaker 5: See okay, okay, that's fine, I'll show it to you.
Speaker 5: So the thirty three. All right, I want to show
Speaker 5: you guys something as as as the internet's flocking away.
Speaker 5: Is he really gonna check his phone again? I got it.
Speaker 1: There's six people.
Speaker 5: Are dead.
Speaker 3: The black Stone.
Speaker 5: I want to show you this a he goes on
Speaker 5: the thirty third. First off, let's just talk about this.
Speaker 5: How does a guy just six thirty pm, it's still
Speaker 5: broad daylight out walk into a high security building? Have
Speaker 5: you ever been to Manhattan? If I want to do
Speaker 5: a radio spot, I gotta first get through the first door.
Speaker 5: Then I have to check in at the desk where
Speaker 5: there's a security where there's two guys there. Then there's
Speaker 5: security guys at the turnstiles that I have to get by.
Speaker 5: There once I get my pass and there's always one cop,
Speaker 5: two cops security guards. Then once you get passed there
Speaker 5: there's more security guards. So how does a guy just
Speaker 5: stroll into a building broad daylight? It's got a big
Speaker 5: It wasn't he didn't have one of these he had.
Speaker 5: He's walking down like hey, man go to the grocery store,
Speaker 5: walks into the building. Suppose he shoots. No cops are
Speaker 5: on the way yet, nobody's called the police yet. I
Speaker 5: don't know all the details. He's able to get by security.
Speaker 5: Get in the elevator, which most of Manhattan now, you
Speaker 5: have to program the floor you're going on. You have
Speaker 5: to program. The guy that checks you in has to
Speaker 5: program the floor. There is no getting in and pressing
Speaker 5: a button. I don't know if that's the truth with
Speaker 5: this building. I'd like to know that where you go
Speaker 5: in there is no sixteenth floor, seventeenth floor. It's you're
Speaker 5: on the thirteenth floor and you'll be in elevator B.
Speaker 5: You get an elevator B and you just go to
Speaker 5: the thirteenth floor. How does a guy get all the
Speaker 5: way to the thirty three interesting number and just get
Speaker 5: away with this all? And why do they always take
Speaker 5: them sells out? I always that fascinates me, always because
Speaker 5: they're cowards. I don't know, that's bizarre to me. I'm
Speaker 5: gonna send you something, Kyle, Why go into this other thing?
Speaker 5: I want you to go on TikTok and look for
Speaker 5: uh COVID thirty three. You think you do that, and
Speaker 5: I want all of you to check this out. Go
Speaker 5: on TikTok and it hit COVID thirty three, okay, and
Speaker 5: I'll here you go, I got it. I got it,
Speaker 5: I got it, I got it. I want you all
Speaker 5: to watch this and you tell me you you believe
Speaker 5: in you. You don't have to believe in conspiracies. But
Speaker 5: I want you to explain this to me. You ready, kay, Explora.
Speaker 2: I think we have thirty three cases, so it's going
Speaker 2: up by eleven.
Speaker 5: That bringings were eleven new by twenty.
Speaker 1: Well, he just realized. What he doesn't realize is that
Speaker 1: the twenty two is also important. So they're saying up
Speaker 1: by eleven thirty three. And I'm pretty sure eleven is
Speaker 1: the absence of God number he's giving you over gods
Speaker 1: nine to eleven. The ten is the is the God number.
Speaker 1: So twenty two passed in the Kabbala, it went up
Speaker 1: by eleven to make that thirty three. The whole thing
Speaker 1: was cryptic, all of it, every bit of it, thirty three.
Speaker 8: As we sorted through this year in Arkansas, today we
Speaker 8: have thirty three confirmed positive cases in Arkansas.
Speaker 11: As of today, we have thirty three confirmed cases with
Speaker 11: Boston residents.
Speaker 2: We expect those numbers of claim this afternoon.
Speaker 5: We have thirty three Pennsylvanians who tested positive for COVID nineteen,
Speaker 5: so as of this.
Speaker 12: Morning, there were thirty three cases in North Carolina.
Speaker 5: Thank you watch the get to tonight. I'm Leon Hebert's
Speaker 5: we want to start with new information into our newsroom.
Speaker 2: Within the past couple of.
Speaker 5: Hours, there are now thirty three confirmed cases of the
Speaker 5: coronavirus Industy good evening.
Speaker 1: Everyone thinks till casting, spell casting. These are just numbers
Speaker 1: because none of it, none of it was real anyway.
Speaker 1: I mean, of course people got sick because I'm poisoned
Speaker 1: people and then could have even been from their flu
Speaker 1: shots that they got because it was around that time
Speaker 1: a couple of months later that everybody starts having these
Speaker 1: issues or could have been lighting up towers because that
Speaker 1: causes nitrogen and oxygen to double bond in the air,
Speaker 1: causing hypoxia. Because double bonded oxygen and nitrogen is what
Speaker 1: do you call it? Why can athy? But now cyanide.
Speaker 2: Guess what the news and say, sure Koreena Carl has
Speaker 2: the night off.
Speaker 5: More chases in the coronavirus Working firm Pagans as of
Speaker 5: today have thirty three ls who have tested positive.
Speaker 2: Were thirty three cases.
Speaker 30: The Ministrata today reported trying to code in Arkansas.
Speaker 31: That's the largest single day increase so far, raising the
Speaker 31: total to three thirty three.
Speaker 2: Thirty three.
Speaker 1: Thirty three just asked what thirty three represents. But you
Speaker 1: can't really hear him because I don't think he realizes
Speaker 1: that something else is overpwing your dynamic mic. You're not
Speaker 1: going to be able to get through with any kind
Speaker 1: of You're not gonna be heard.
Speaker 16: North Carolina. I think that was.
Speaker 5: Everybody goes what wasn't it Kennedy that said we have
Speaker 5: secret societies, So if you don't believe in conspiracies, was
Speaker 5: one of the greatest presidents of all time a conspiracy theorist,
Speaker 5: because the great speech that they teach you to remember
Speaker 5: about Jeff is us not what your country can do
Speaker 5: for you, but what you could do for your country.
Speaker 5: But if you listen to that whole speech, he clearly says,
Speaker 5: we have secret societies within our nation trying to control us,
Speaker 5: creating wars, creating this, And I don't I don't know
Speaker 5: what that means. That's up to you. I have no clue,
Speaker 5: but that.
Speaker 3: You're thirty three.
Speaker 5: We all know that what does that mean is that
Speaker 5: a conspiracy? Does that count as a conspiracy or Is
Speaker 5: that just the most incredible coincidence in human history that
Speaker 5: all those news channels and all those states and all
Speaker 5: those counties, and all those different people that never met
Speaker 5: each other all brought up the number thirty three and
Speaker 5: this shooter went up to the thirty third floor. How
Speaker 5: many times you hear?
Speaker 2: Wait?
Speaker 5: The number thirty three holds various meanings depending on the
Speaker 5: context and numerology. It's a master number Master. Yes, they
Speaker 5: think they are free, but little do they know.
Speaker 29: That it's a.
Speaker 5: Master number one associated with spiritual illumination. Spiritual illuminate illumination. Hmm.
Speaker 5: I'll just leave that there. I don't know any of
Speaker 5: this stuff. I have no clue what it means. It's
Speaker 5: just entertainment. So with that said, let's get into one
Speaker 5: more conspiracy thing. You know, did you guys ever watch
Speaker 5: you know I'm gonna go past that. We're not gonna
Speaker 5: talk about Jesse Ventura, Jesseventur.
Speaker 2: You know what?
Speaker 5: Play it? Play it anyway? Play this what this is?
Speaker 5: By the way, this is like two thousand this show.
Speaker 5: I forgot what it was called. It's at least at
Speaker 5: least seven to ten years before the COVID outbreak. And
Speaker 5: I hate to rattle your bones here, But if we're
Speaker 5: gonna start being honest and not trusting the news and
Speaker 5: your science and all the things that you drop the
Speaker 5: altar tour and you believe blindly as long as it's
Speaker 5: on a television, as long as it gives you the facts,
Speaker 5: as long as it gives you the non misinformation that
Speaker 5: you blindly trust, and it's not given you by your
Speaker 5: favorite politician or your favorite team or everything you blindly
Speaker 5: believe in. Trust. Explain this. This was on television years
Speaker 5: before COVID.
Speaker 2: Left the United States of America.
Speaker 31: Yes, sir, I have why I do not feel safe
Speaker 31: living in the United States.
Speaker 22: No, sir, I'd rather not.
Speaker 2: You'd rather just be here so you can make a
Speaker 2: fast exit.
Speaker 25: If as soon as you and I finish, I'm leaving
Speaker 25: the country again. Why because in a very short time,
Speaker 25: not today, not tomorrow, but very soon, we'll be facing
Speaker 25: compulsory vaccination under the mistaken term of voluntary vaccination.
Speaker 2: What is it about these vaccinations you think that they're bad.
Speaker 31: Well, first of all, let's start with the fact that
Speaker 31: the World Health organ Sation has decided that we have
Speaker 31: ninety percent too many people.
Speaker 5: The World Health Organization has been working since.
Speaker 31: Nineteen seventy four deep on vaccines to create permanent sterility doctors.
Speaker 2: The response is, you're crazy. How can you say this stuff?
Speaker 31: They will induce a pandemic. You're going to get the flu.
Speaker 31: Everybody around us is going to.
Speaker 5: Get the flu.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's she's just as dopey as anyone else that
Speaker 1: forgot her name first. She's the one that did the
Speaker 1: you know, the Codex Elementary stuff, and so did apparently
Speaker 1: some of the women that blah blah blah Corey, but
Speaker 1: I forgot her last name. It's like k O I R.
Speaker 1: E was talking about the Codex Elementarius as well. But
Speaker 1: getting the flu is if it's just like the singular thing. No,
Speaker 1: it's a g of symptoms that are common to whenever
Speaker 1: your body's being subjected to a poisoning event or malnutrition
Speaker 1: or both or some other thing, your body responds in
Speaker 1: X amount of ways in their limited amount of ways.
Speaker 1: So that's why they say that radiation can cause flu
Speaker 1: like symptoms. All these other things can cause food like symptoms.
Speaker 1: You know what doesn't create cause flu like symptoms, A
Speaker 1: fake idea of a virus. That's the one annoy thing
Speaker 1: that doesn't cause flu like symptoms because it doesn't exist.
Speaker 1: Doesn't exist.
Speaker 31: The United States government, based on their statements that they've
Speaker 31: already made.
Speaker 22: Will say, oh my, we have a pandemic.
Speaker 31: What that means is a holocaust, a genocidal holocaust.
Speaker 5: Wow, those crazy conspiracy shows, those number thirty. I'd tell
Speaker 5: you why, because.
Speaker 1: What's funny is he was like, I can't remember that
Speaker 1: this show. It's it's literally called conspiracy theory. But Jesse Ventura.
Speaker 5: Sarious see, I don't care what I've seen and what's
Speaker 5: in front of my face. I'm always gonna trust my
Speaker 5: false idols and my false gods, and I will defend
Speaker 5: them to the death. I bet you will. So with
Speaker 5: all that said, I have an old bit when people
Speaker 5: keep I always get this question called long lived paint,
Speaker 5: Long lived paint, and it's based it's a true story, okay,
Speaker 5: and I'm gonna be Everyone says, is it a true story?
Speaker 5: I go, yes, ninety percent of it is true. I'll
Speaker 5: tell you which part is not true. The whole story
Speaker 5: is basically.
Speaker 1: I used to work as so this may say like
Speaker 1: it's gonna be a dumb story, but listen to how
Speaker 1: much he knows and that I've been talking about, and
Speaker 1: lots of people probably know about this as well, Mama
Speaker 1: Gadaffi and what he was doing for his people, so
Speaker 1: it makes it relevant.
Speaker 5: Excuse. I used to work in Sears, which doesn't exist anymore,
Speaker 5: and I worked in the paint department and we had
Speaker 5: a great time. Matter of fact, whenever I go in Gutfeld,
Speaker 5: one of the security guys there who I should get
Speaker 5: on the show to tell the story. He was working
Speaker 5: in the department across from me, and he'd always I
Speaker 5: swear to god, he used to always come out to
Speaker 5: be like, brooor, come on, man, make me laugh. Do
Speaker 5: the beat up your do the beat up yourself thing,
Speaker 5: do the beat up yourself thing. And I would you know,
Speaker 5: I would pretend I'm in a brawl, and I do
Speaker 5: this hole and beat myself up thing I did on
Speaker 5: Saturll five years ago. Whatever. I used to do, this
Speaker 5: stupid thing where I was having twins and the babies
Speaker 5: with granb my fast. I would do anything for a laugh.
Speaker 5: So and I also would would call other departments in
Speaker 5: Sears and I went prank them like there was there
Speaker 5: was a there was an old lead.
Speaker 1: Men can't have baby's Brewer.
Speaker 5: That lived that lived in Linen's, and I felt bad
Speaker 5: for her, so I'd call her up and flirt with her,
Speaker 5: pretending I was an old man.
Speaker 30: I'd be like, hey, Carol, you looked great today when
Speaker 30: I walked by. I love that sunflower dress. And I
Speaker 30: left some porklow Maine on your register.
Speaker 5: And she's like, where are you? Why don't you come
Speaker 5: say hello? I'm like, God, I'm too embarrassed. I can't
Speaker 5: tell you who I am. And that I kind of
Speaker 5: felt like I was doing a good thing. There was
Speaker 5: a guy that I'll never forget this too. I was
Speaker 5: playing a Paramount Long Island in the Huntington and uh,
Speaker 5: someone screamed out along with paint. I said yeah, and
Speaker 5: he goes, no, I was there. It's it's Scott. And
Speaker 5: I looked down and it was the guy from toys, Scott.
Speaker 5: Scott also went to my house. Scott worked in toys.
Speaker 5: I used to torment Scott. So I gotta take you
Speaker 5: back in time. Here, take me back. It's eighties and
Speaker 5: back then he was a heavy kid. Back there, he
Speaker 5: was a heavy kid. So when you when you were
Speaker 5: trained to work in a department store, they would tell
Speaker 5: you no matter how big your line is, if that
Speaker 5: phone rings, you must pick up the phone because you
Speaker 5: don't know if that's someone checking on you, a district
Speaker 5: manager or a manager. You must excuse the customer. Excuse
Speaker 5: me one second. I have to take this call. You
Speaker 5: take the call and you go, uh sears this Jim
Speaker 5: Brewer paint department. How may I help you? I have
Speaker 5: to put you on hold on with the customer. You
Speaker 5: have to dress this person, all right. So whenever Scott
Speaker 5: was busy, and when he was busy, he was heavy,
Speaker 5: so he's always sweating and so. And then one day
Speaker 5: it was it was cabbage patch. And in the eighties
Speaker 5: cabbage patch was whatever the new phenomenon was.
Speaker 2: This was huge.
Speaker 5: Now, I remember I told you I lived near a
Speaker 5: black neighborhood. Well, a lot of the black women came.
Speaker 5: They wanted the cabbage patch doll. There was only like
Speaker 5: two black cabbage patch dolls. It was all white cabbage
Speaker 5: patch dolls. So the black ones went quick. So they
Speaker 5: were pissed. They're all like Jamaican, Well, what do you mean,
Speaker 5: You ain't got no black cabbage much, not up in
Speaker 5: huts in seven am, seven am, watch a man and
Speaker 5: you'd have to write them a rain check. And that's
Speaker 5: when he'd get yelled at. But that's when I would
Speaker 5: call him and she liked, don't know, I'm want you now,
Speaker 5: Daniel caw who's on the phone.
Speaker 30: And he picked up the phone and I'd go, hey,
Speaker 30: I'm driving in today for massive peak going. I have
Speaker 30: to put you on the whole Ay, don't put me
Speaker 30: on hold, you son of a beck. You put me
Speaker 30: on hold last week.
Speaker 5: And I'd have him right down. Do you have Wilson
Speaker 5: Basketball cereal code? Blah blah blah. I drive him nuts,
Speaker 5: absolutely nuts, and until he caught me one day He's like, yeah,
Speaker 5: I had to. So everyone knew I would prank. Everyone knew,
Speaker 5: all right. We kept it light. We're all high schoolers.
Speaker 5: Some must would just start in college. So it's one
Speaker 5: day this guy, now, I'm in paint. Right next to
Speaker 5: me is hardware, okay, and it's there's two hardwarees. There's
Speaker 5: like a serious hardware department where they're selling for commission,
Speaker 5: and then there's the ones where you're just buying hammers
Speaker 5: and ranches and stuff like that. And we didn't take seriously.
Speaker 5: So he comes in. He's a brand new guy in hardware. Well,
Speaker 5: I go up to say hello to him, and I say, hey, man,
Speaker 5: I'm Jim. I'm working paint if you need anything. And
Speaker 5: he says, hey, man, you once you stay in your department.
Speaker 5: He goes, you know you come here, you look high
Speaker 5: all the time. He goes, you know we're here to
Speaker 5: serve people. You understand that, right, He goes, you don't
Speaker 5: know anything about paint. I've seen you tell people that
Speaker 5: they should stain their kitchen. I've seen you tell people
Speaker 5: that you should use gloss like on the outside of that.
Speaker 5: You don't know anything about the paint department. I said, hey,
Speaker 5: you know, just down funny is do me favorite staying paint.
Speaker 5: He's a little snippy, So I walk back to paint.
Speaker 5: Now I'm a little aggravate. First of all, I'm already
Speaker 5: judging them hard because, in my opinion, if you're like
Speaker 5: in your forties and you work in Sears hardware, like
Speaker 5: something happened, you know what I mean, Like you're not
Speaker 5: crushing it and that something's going down. So I decide
Speaker 5: I'm gonna call him prank them on. Every newspaper is again,
Speaker 5: Muma Kaduffy is evil.
Speaker 29: We must kill Muma Libya, bad Libya bad.
Speaker 5: Muma Kadaffi was the boogeyman. We gotta go after him.
Speaker 5: And he shot missiles at American plane while they were
Speaker 5: flying over his country, and we bombed his tent, literally
Speaker 5: bombed his tent. It's just sheets floating. And I don't
Speaker 5: even know if he had missiles. I think the port
Speaker 5: bastard had bottle rockets.
Speaker 2: Got there.
Speaker 5: And we bombed, We bombed him. Had nothing to do that.
Speaker 5: He didn't want to be part to the central bank system.
Speaker 5: Had nothing to do that. He wanted to take care
Speaker 5: of all Africa and not rely on the rest of
Speaker 5: the world or the banking system. And had nothing to
Speaker 5: do with giving free education to his people. Had nothing
Speaker 5: to do it, free healthcare for all Libyans, had nothing
Speaker 5: to do with building a pipeline of water for all
Speaker 5: of Africa. Had nothing to do with that. It had
Speaker 5: everything to do with He's a terrorist. Look at him,
Speaker 5: he's brown. He wears that stupid thing around his hat.
Speaker 5: Who wears sheets around their head? Terrorists, that's who. So
Speaker 5: Muma Kadaffi is all over the papers. You understand something.
Speaker 5: There's no internet, there's no phones, there's no TikTok. There's
Speaker 5: none of that. There's just if you if you had
Speaker 5: to change the channel, you had to get up out
Speaker 5: of a seat and change the channel, every channel. Muma
Speaker 5: Kadaffi Evil, Muma Kadafi Evil, six missiles, six missiles, six missiles,
Speaker 5: Mumar Khadaffia. So I call up the hardware department, and
Speaker 5: this is pre nine to eleven, obviously, and I can
Speaker 5: see him. He's like fifty feet away. I can see him.
Speaker 5: And he picks up the phone. He goes, Hi, this
Speaker 5: is John Shere's hardware department. How can I help you today?
Speaker 5: And I'm all my life. I'm looking at him, and
Speaker 5: I said, hello, it's un of the table. Ah, this
Speaker 5: is literally what the phones look like. Anyway, I said, hello,
Speaker 5: this is Muma Gurdavi. I have sent six on my
Speaker 5: Libyan missiles and I'm watching them to blow up. This
Speaker 5: ce his hardware department in Valley Street, New York. I
Speaker 5: even went and I said, you have fifteen minutes to
Speaker 5: evacuate all of the tools and the hammers and the
Speaker 5: druid bits of the hardware. And then and I ended
Speaker 5: by saying, you remember this is my hardware friend. Long
Speaker 5: Live Paint okay, and I hung up the phone and
Speaker 5: I'm cackling now in the paint department. Uh, was go
Speaker 5: to the stock room and the stock room, go to
Speaker 5: the breakroom. So I left the floor. Nobody, It's just
Speaker 5: me working. I left the floor, went to the breakroom.
Speaker 5: I'm enjoying my moment of hilarity, and uh, about fifteen
Speaker 5: minutes later, I go back out on the floor on
Speaker 5: my life. I'm I'm kind of I'm looking for Scott
Speaker 5: and uh, there's like, there's no customers, there's no there's
Speaker 5: nobody in cears and I'm just I think this is
Speaker 5: so weird and it's not. And I'm like, I'm looking
Speaker 5: at my watch, like where is it? And I walked
Speaker 5: in the hardware and he's gone. Everyone's gone. So I'm
Speaker 5: just hanging out. It felt like like five minutes and
Speaker 5: all of sudden, a plane closed. Security guy comes out
Speaker 5: of the stock room. He's like, bro, we got one more,
Speaker 5: we got one mare. He goes, come on, man, we
Speaker 5: gotta go. I said, what's going on? He goes to
Speaker 5: a new guy from hardware. He got a bomb thread
Speaker 5: we gotta evacuate, Like we're evacuating. What I said that
Speaker 5: was me and this dude, it's not funny. And one, no,
Speaker 5: it's hilarious. That was that was That was me. And
Speaker 5: he goes, hold on, hold on, hold on, we gotta
Speaker 5: false along, We gotta false along. Are you being serious?
Speaker 5: I know, He's like, you're in a lot of trouble
Speaker 5: if you're being serious. I went, yeah, being serious. He goes, bro,
Speaker 5: we we're like in the middle of evacuation. We evacuated
Speaker 5: the mall. I'm like, you evacuate the mall and go
Speaker 5: how did he get a bomb thread? He said, you
Speaker 5: called in a bomb to it? I said, I said,
Speaker 5: I was Mama could daffy and I sent libbyan missiles
Speaker 5: to hit Seers Hardware and Valley's stream Listen. That's on
Speaker 5: whoever hired him, And that's on him. That's that's on
Speaker 5: you right now. That ain't on me. You can't beat
Speaker 5: that's something wrong with him. I'm sorry. So now I
Speaker 5: gotta go downstairs. I gotta meet all these cops. Like
Speaker 5: there's a lot of cops waiting for me. And there's
Speaker 5: a private security room where they have cameras and all
Speaker 5: the cashiers and I sit in there and I'm going
Speaker 5: through every cop back then you can smoke. I didn't smoke,
Speaker 5: but the cops will be like, so wait a minute.
Speaker 5: So this one more time, I said, I said, I
Speaker 5: was MoMA, no do the noise. I'm like, hello man,
Speaker 5: and then I'm each cop wgo him. If you ever
Speaker 5: get pulled over, here's a here's a card, a PBA card,
Speaker 5: and just show them that you get pulled over and
Speaker 5: you know you should should let you go. I'm like,
Speaker 5: that was great. I made all the way. The chief
Speaker 5: chief showed up and the chief he goes, tell me
Speaker 5: what happened, and I tell him the story. He goes, first,
Speaker 5: that guy's a suspect. I mean, I mean, you can't
Speaker 5: be that's he was listening. I'm the chief and he
Speaker 5: gives me his card. I'm like, oh thanks, and then
Speaker 5: he goes, I'd love to help you, but it's in
Speaker 5: the Fed's hands. And the Feds are here, okay, because
Speaker 5: I'm going to send them in and like, okay, they're
Speaker 5: gonna love this story, I just think. And the Feds
Speaker 5: came in and they were they were a little different,
Speaker 5: and guy was like, hey, listen, I don't know what
Speaker 5: everyone thinks. It's so funny here, but you're in serious trouble.
Speaker 5: He goes, I had to leave on a helicopter and
Speaker 5: get here as soon as possible. I had to let
Speaker 5: the National Defense know that we may have a serious
Speaker 5: terrorist situation here. So you don't get to call your lawyer.
Speaker 5: You don't have to call mommy and daddy. I'm the government.
Speaker 5: And if I don't think your story is right on,
Speaker 5: you're gonna have a pretty tough day today. I said, okay,
Speaker 5: and he goes, keep eye contact, okay. I said, uh.
Speaker 5: I called the guy from hardware, and I said I, mum,
Speaker 5: and I sent six missus. Do you get see his hardware?
Speaker 5: And I go through the whole story and and I
Speaker 5: said that's and that's, and I ended by saying long
Speaker 5: the paint. And he goes, yeah, that guy's suspect. I'm
Speaker 5: with the FEDS man here. So that's the bit. However,
Speaker 5: the Feds never showed up. It ended with the police.
Speaker 5: They'd even evacuate the mall. But they did evacuate Sears,
Speaker 5: and they were to evacuate the mall. They already made
Speaker 5: the call and they were about to evacuate all the
Speaker 5: stores of Green Acres Mall. Now in the story, I
Speaker 5: replaced the FEDS with the the supervisor of that district.
Speaker 5: So I was suspended for a couple of days, which
Speaker 5: I was really bummed. I like to work in Sears paint.
Speaker 5: I liked making my phone calls and we all had
Speaker 5: a great time. So I had to go meet the
Speaker 5: district manager in Rockville Center, Long Island where Sears. That
Speaker 5: was like the big thing, and that like when I
Speaker 5: just replaced everything. I walked in and he goes, you
Speaker 5: sit out because so, uh, tell me what happened. You know,
Speaker 5: He's behind his desk, and I said, well, listen, I
Speaker 5: was done with my paints. I was done with everything
Speaker 5: I had to do in paint. And I like keeping
Speaker 5: a loose mood, so I do prank calls and maybe
Speaker 5: I shouldn't have done this one. But I called the
Speaker 5: new guy in hardware and I I mean, I said
Speaker 5: I was Muma Kadaffi and I sent Libyan missiles to
Speaker 5: hit Seers Hardware in Valley Street. I said he had
Speaker 5: fifteen minutes to evacuate all the tools and all the
Speaker 5: hammers and all the drill bits. And I ended by saying,
Speaker 5: remember this long lived paint. And I hung up, and
Speaker 5: I giggled and I was fifty feet from him and
Speaker 5: all my life. The supervisor's behind the desk, and he goes, okay,
Speaker 5: why don't we concentrate a little more on the paint
Speaker 5: department and a little less on phone calls. And I went, so,
Speaker 5: am I not fired? He goes, no, you're not fired.
Speaker 5: I went, oh my god, thank you so much. Well,
Speaker 5: now I go to Seers and the guy in hardware
Speaker 5: are still working there. Everyone in there as my friend,
Speaker 5: and all you would hear I've been paint. I was
Speaker 5: on like you know, probation, so just being really good, like, hi,
Speaker 5: welcome to Syriah, paint talk. Let me help you with
Speaker 5: those soft paint situation. And all I would hear is
Speaker 5: everybody that would go and break would walk by hardware
Speaker 5: and go, what's up? There's a bomb and they just
Speaker 5: take cover. They were relentless, and the poor bastard eventually quit,
Speaker 5: and I don't know whatever happened to him. I wish
Speaker 5: he'd come out and say I was the guy. It
Speaker 5: was terrible. I apologize. I apologize to you that I
Speaker 5: that you fell for the joke. So that's the true story.
Speaker 5: But hey man, YouTube, thanks for hanging out on Jimbrew
Speaker 5: Alive Instagram. Thanks for hanging out, Jimbrew Alive Life. We're
Speaker 5: on borrowed time, man, We're on borrowed time. We really
Speaker 5: have to figure out how we want to spend that time.
Speaker 5: Do we want to get caught up and hate anger,
Speaker 5: lashing out? Do we want to keep believing everything that's
Speaker 5: put in front of our face? Do we want to
Speaker 5: blindly just keep working, giving money to everyone that says,
Speaker 5: give me your money and I will go attack another
Speaker 5: country or do whatever they do with our money and doing?
Speaker 5: Can we just start getting back to humanity when horrible
Speaker 5: things happen in Cincinnati? Can we find a loving, thoughtful
Speaker 5: way to start walking better as humans rather than keep
Speaker 5: this fire burning. I know we can. I know we can,
Speaker 5: and I pray to God one day that every human
Speaker 5: and every society is able to go. You know what, man,
Speaker 5: you guys are talking about. You want to go to
Speaker 5: war with Iran, and we, the people and the people
Speaker 5: of Iran will speak to one another, not the leaders,
Speaker 5: because for years you have destroyed humanity. You've lied to us,
Speaker 5: you've taken from us, and we don't trust you anymore.
Speaker 5: We don't trust you anymore. I believe in humans. I
Speaker 5: believe in us, I really do. And I pray to
Speaker 5: God you start believing yourself. I pray to God you do,
Speaker 5: because you are that valuable and you can't make that change.
Speaker 5: And I know you can, and I know you can
Speaker 5: start thinking for yourself. It's about time that the fearless rise,
Speaker 5: not violent, just be fearless. Question and anyone that doesn't
Speaker 5: want to be part of it, it's okay. They want
Speaker 5: to stay here, Let's rise that spirit. Have a good one.
Speaker 5: Thanks for hanging out, Jinbrew Live. I'm leaving the country.
Speaker 2: For all right.
Speaker 1: Pretty awesome, good ending. His closing five minutes. Maybe on
Speaker 1: this last most recent one might be worth it too.
Speaker 1: But let's just check the chat real quick. Well, you
Speaker 1: guys know to find this now. I'm not gonna do
Speaker 1: this every single day. I just I found two that
Speaker 1: I thought were worth sharing. So that's what we did.
Speaker 1: And this was just the second half of the first
Speaker 1: one of the second one. I mean, I think, yeah,
Speaker 1: the first one we did all the way through. I
Speaker 1: think it was like a big episode, like five hours
Speaker 1: or something.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: I see everything else on YouTube as Roberts. Thank you, Stanley.
Speaker 1: I appreciate that let's see who are the peeps in
Speaker 1: the house over here? On am I being you guess
Speaker 1: we'll see all right, good, good, So we got dog talk.
Speaker 1: That's your that's your argument or your your discussion. I'm
Speaker 1: not okay. This one says it's good versus evil. The
Speaker 1: so called influencers are paid by the thing that I
Speaker 1: go to Satan, I think, is where we left off.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, you feel the blanks for him, right, yeah,
Speaker 1: I was about to too. That's funny. Good job there
Speaker 1: you are. Uh yeah, welcome to the show, Jim, glad
Speaker 1: you could join us. Yeah right, yeah, I mean I
Speaker 1: have these thoughts too. Well, you know what, they gotta
Speaker 1: do that again, that doesn't keep them moving bouncing me.
Speaker 1: I have these thoughts too. But all I'm saying is
Speaker 1: it's still refreshing.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: You know how many people that I like enjoyed their
Speaker 1: comedic or their acting or their music, and I've had
Speaker 1: to like off of that, get the dirt off of
Speaker 1: me as I'm become more aware of what type of
Speaker 1: propaganda that I was being fed by them and the
Speaker 1: shit that they came out with after you know, you know,
Speaker 1: they're anti human, anti mankind. Bullshit about you know, the
Speaker 1: last four years of this uh this death cult of
Speaker 1: Pharmakia and allopathy and government and oives and Zionism and
Speaker 1: all that shit, you know, but you know, taking the
Speaker 1: money and doing the thing and saying these lies and
Speaker 1: telling people to get injected with poison. Like there's so
Speaker 1: many people I had to like kick out of and
Speaker 1: then the sixth shit they would say, it's it's nice.
Speaker 1: Even though I wasn't really a huge big Jim Brewer fan,
Speaker 1: Like I thought gop boy was stupid as shit, you know,
Speaker 1: I thought half baked.
Speaker 26: You know.
Speaker 1: Even though I may say I'm not going to freak
Speaker 1: out man or like who's coming with me every once
Speaker 1: in a while and mimic him, I'd it wasn't like, wooh,
Speaker 1: that guy's hilarious. I never did that. I never had
Speaker 1: that that sense, you know. But it's nice to know
Speaker 1: that there are still human beings in this world of
Speaker 1: like complete artificial nonsense chaos and everything is a manipulation.
Speaker 1: If they're even like if we're here, if they're even
Speaker 1: like here, that's refreshing as shit, you know, And I
Speaker 1: think an actual talk would make it even closer to that,
Speaker 1: you know, what I mean, And that's that's assuming that
Speaker 1: we get everything right, you know what I mean. We
Speaker 1: can't be that of ourselves, you know, fluff it up,
Speaker 1: you know, because like every every walk out of a
Speaker 1: deception is a potential walk into a different one, a
Speaker 1: different layer of a different one. Yeah. Yeah, well, I
Speaker 1: mean that's why he you know, there's there was that
Speaker 1: kind of falling off of the you know, of the
Speaker 1: the thing that happened with the Islamic brother in the Red.
Speaker 1: You know, he didn't say like, oh, that guy would
Speaker 1: have been able to be talked to like that wouldn't
Speaker 1: that would not ever ended out up. Well, he was
Speaker 1: lucky that he had somebody who was a friend who
Speaker 1: was of a higher mortal fiber there too to get
Speaker 1: into it with the guy. Is there a reason you've
Speaker 1: done this twice now with this s ch Is that
Speaker 1: like a thing that I don't get or made the
Speaker 1: the year she boone believe that the white woman is
Speaker 1: jealous of him? Okay, I had to read the rest
Speaker 1: of that before I was like, what the hell are
Speaker 1: you talking about?
Speaker 2: Bro?
Speaker 1: Bitter ball over here, and it's like I've seen that
Speaker 1: in Hollywood movie, so it must be truth. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: I can like that one. That was all right, I
Speaker 1: get it now. I read the rest of it. Good
Speaker 1: afternoon time, sire, and before reading hello, uh, I'll give
Speaker 1: you the way they call it, the that below me salute. Unfortunately, Jim,
Speaker 1: we aren't going to get through this by asking nicely
Speaker 1: and loving and I know, right, that's again right, But
Speaker 1: he's going to the right thing, and he's saying what
Speaker 1: he needs to imagine him like if if if his
Speaker 1: audience is like fortying up and boomers and then maybe
Speaker 1: a younger group, how do you hit all that and
Speaker 1: get them to understand what you're saying? Like, you gotta
Speaker 1: start in certain you gotta start someplace and then maybe
Speaker 1: build them up over time. Otherwise, whoops, what the hell
Speaker 1: just happened there? Otherwise you lose everybody Leslie Bori, Hello, Noah.
Speaker 1: Then you guys are talking to each other. Cool? All right,
Speaker 1: So that's one. Let's see what we gotta here, Holy
Speaker 1: Cray Rose of Cory, Yeah, thank you. Thor he might
Speaker 1: say human a different species and more likely yeah, doctor
Speaker 1: Rima Leabo, yes, yes, yes, that's right, and she's annoy
Speaker 1: just keep that in mind, and she I think I
Speaker 1: think a lot of her stuff is put on like
Speaker 1: she goes on let's put this way, she's on info
Speaker 1: wars or has been a lot that already makes a
Speaker 1: suspect to me, like whatever truth there is, it's like, okay, well, also,
Speaker 1: you made yourself into a clown by being on a
Speaker 1: clown show, you know, while in the army in eighty
Speaker 1: Oh wow, okay, yeah, let's read this one. While in
Speaker 1: the army in nineteen eighty four, they asked if we
Speaker 1: would fire on Americans if ordered what Jesus well, I mean,
Speaker 1: what do you think the National Guard did? I mean,
Speaker 1: what do you think Civil War was about? What do
Speaker 1: you think She's rebellion was about? What do you think
Speaker 1: Whiskey rebellion was about? Like they were completely need to
Speaker 1: do that. They had no problem using military breaking posse
Speaker 1: commentatus before it even became a thing, I guess on
Speaker 1: the American people. And then you know, so Waco was, Oh,
Speaker 1: that's precedent by that time, right, whatever they did, went
Speaker 1: Randy Weaver, which we saw the video of the other day,
Speaker 1: or I know, those are just the ones that are
Speaker 1: more easy for people to recognize, and that I remember
Speaker 1: listening and sharing a bill Cooper all over the time
Speaker 1: where he was talking about all these other ones that happened.
Speaker 1: You know, a guy with a wife with dementia, he
Speaker 1: gets gunned down by the police or something like this,
Speaker 1: like all kinds of crazy stuff, like just just because
Speaker 1: they read your house and kill you just because, And
Speaker 1: they'll do it again and again and again and again
Speaker 1: and again and again, or maybe they won't. Maybe someday
Speaker 1: they'll get the same force shared with them. Yes, there's
Speaker 1: a All right, let's see if there's anything in this
Speaker 1: last morning if I can clip it out.
Speaker 2: Don't do all this stuff like he.
Speaker 1: Had a He had a good beginning. It was a
Speaker 1: little slow on the starting up, but yeah, I mean
Speaker 1: it's like, is it only three minutes. I don't. I've
Speaker 1: seen that guy around. But you know, I was listened
Speaker 1: to this when I was on the Liptical yesterday. I don't.
Speaker 1: I'm always skeptical about people until I get to know
Speaker 1: more about him. Always always very skeptical, and I'm usually
Speaker 1: pretty uh. I'm like, okay, well, if I don't see
Speaker 1: it right away, what's what is the catch? And where's
Speaker 1: where's the game being played? And watching it more? Oh,
Speaker 1: you know, it's like, let's see.
Speaker 5: A lot of people sit there and know it's hard
Speaker 5: for them to listen to comedians being but a lot
Speaker 5: of times you have to see the serious side in people. Yes,
Speaker 5: I did reach a point where you know, I'm here
Speaker 5: to just I'm here to just entertain the troops. We're
Speaker 5: stuck here in time. Let's just make you laugh. Let's
Speaker 5: just enjoy our time while we're stuck here. But at
Speaker 5: the same time, it's very difficult for someone like Dave
Speaker 5: Smith or Rogan or whoever's willing to take the approach
Speaker 5: of taking away emotions and taking away fear, because that's
Speaker 5: what controls most people, fear. You take all that away,
Speaker 5: you're emotionally attachment to specialists or TV, whatever it is,
Speaker 5: and you just look at it from a common sense angle.
Speaker 5: Once you see it, there's a saying, once you see it,
Speaker 5: you can't onsee it. And that's where we're at in life.
Speaker 5: A lot of my friends still don't see it or
Speaker 5: don't want to see it, and that's okay. Well, for
Speaker 5: those of us that see it, we're not gonna unsee it,
Speaker 5: and we're gonna continue to just have conversation. And when
Speaker 5: we can't have conversation as human beings. We're we're in
Speaker 5: We're in bad trouble. That's the thing. We got to
Speaker 5: fight to the death for give me liberty or give
Speaker 5: me death. Now, I truly understand what they mean. If
Speaker 5: you're if you're in Pakistan, if you're in Palestine, if
Speaker 5: you're an Israeli resident, wherever you are. If we can't
Speaker 5: just talk, we're doomed. Stop letting them talk for us,
Speaker 5: and just keep your eyes open and remember, be nice
Speaker 5: to someone. Be nice someone, no politics, matter of fact.
Speaker 5: Go say hello to someone you can't stand because you
Speaker 5: know they stand somewhere politically you can't stay. You're like,
Speaker 5: I haven't talked to this guy. I haven't talked to
Speaker 5: this chicken. Like, dude, find the common ground. Hey man,
Speaker 5: how's your kid doing?
Speaker 22: Hey?
Speaker 5: How's your your mom? I turned seventy right now? Is
Speaker 5: she doing okay? She because you says you're starting to
Speaker 5: get a little Alzheimer's. Find that common human touch. Thank
Speaker 5: you Dave Smith for coming on today. Go follow him,
Speaker 5: Go see him in Detroit this weekend when our tour
Speaker 5: is ready, we'll let you know.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Vinnie Brand the Stress Factory and everyone came out this weekend.
Speaker 5: We'll see in Naples, Florida, and when the tour dates
Speaker 5: are read, check out the new funny How God Works.
Speaker 5: It came out part one. I didn't expect that response.
Speaker 2: That really didn't.
Speaker 5: It was it's it's hey man, it's another part of
Speaker 5: my life that I like getting out there. It's funny.
Speaker 5: They're like, don't dudge politics, but you can talk about God.
Speaker 5: You can talk about that, but don't talk about that.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna talk about all sides of me no matter what.
Speaker 5: Be safe, my friends. Be safe and remember every ounce
Speaker 5: surveyor is a blessing. Don't forget that you might not
Speaker 5: be here tomorrow later, Gators.
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Speaker 1: So just to rundown recap here, you guys should know
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