Speaker 1: The Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of The Jesse Kelly Show.
Speaker 1: And what's been a bit of a roller coaster of
Speaker 1: a Wednesday. It's been up and down and emails and
Speaker 1: all over the place. So let's talk about it a
Speaker 1: couple serious things here before we get back to emails
Speaker 1: and Hunter Biden and other things. So, the Trump administration
Speaker 1: is doing something awesome, has been doing something awesome. They
Speaker 1: are slowly but surely cleaning the gunk out of the
Speaker 1: federal government. The gunk being all the dirty communists who
Speaker 1: have occupied our federal government in the various branches. It
Speaker 1: is a slow process. It is not complete. It's very
Speaker 1: doubtful that they'll be able to complete it in four years.
Speaker 1: But they are trying. One of the great things. I
Speaker 1: knew it right away when I saw him doing it.
Speaker 1: When Trump started putting people in charge of federal agencies,
Speaker 1: he was putting people in charge of federal agencies who
Speaker 1: had been attacked by that agency. So you're putting in
Speaker 1: a reformer who has a chip on their shoulder and
Speaker 1: they're going to dig in and find out who the
Speaker 1: bad actors are. Cash Betel's in charge of the FBI.
Speaker 1: Cash Bttel was attacked by the FBI. He's uniquely motivated
Speaker 1: to dig into it. Now we'll have to wait and
Speaker 1: see how he's done that. The only time will tell
Speaker 1: on that. We'll have to wait on that. John Ratcliffe,
Speaker 1: Tallci Gabbard, Remember Tallca Gabbard. She was put on essentially
Speaker 1: a terrorist watch list, and she was followed when she flew.
Speaker 1: Now I realized there are so many scandals and so
Speaker 1: many outrages that you're probably about fresh out of gas,
Speaker 1: and so am I. So it's hard to follow along
Speaker 1: with all these But you understand how evil it is
Speaker 1: that Democrats got angry with Tulsi Gabbard and they put
Speaker 1: her on the terrorists watch list. That is a new
Speaker 1: level of evil. Trump gets in there, says, hey, Tulsie,
Speaker 1: you're the new director of National Intelligence. She has gotten
Speaker 1: there and she has chosen to dig in and find
Speaker 1: this corruption. But we should not be under the impression
Speaker 1: that the job is complete. She sat down with Miranda Devine.
Speaker 1: Listen to this.
Speaker 2: John Brennan and James Clapper. As leaders in the intelligence community,
Speaker 2: they have their own disciples. They have a lot of
Speaker 2: their own people that they brought in with them, or
Speaker 2: that they you know mentored in a mirroring of their
Speaker 2: own image, and many of those people still exist within
Speaker 2: the intelligence community. Now, fundamentally, we are working towards making change,
Speaker 2: institutional change, and this is a major area of focus
Speaker 2: for me. Institutional change that will undo the infrastructure that
Speaker 2: people like John Brennan and James Clapper built that allowed
Speaker 2: these bad actors to thrive and to be promoted into very,
Speaker 2: very powerful positions within the intelligence community.
Speaker 1: All right, now, that is kind of what I wanted
Speaker 1: to focus on for a moment, because I wanted to
Speaker 1: break this down in simple terms how this happened. And
Speaker 1: I've explained it before in different ways, different analogies, But
Speaker 1: when the communists started worming their way through our federal government, CIAFBI, military, IRS,
Speaker 1: all these things, it wasn't just that they started to
Speaker 1: take positions of important positions of power. You know, a
Speaker 1: Democrat gets elected, Obama did a lot of this. He's
Speaker 1: immediately going to find the most committed communists who can
Speaker 1: get through the Senate confirmation process and make that person
Speaker 1: ahead of the FBI. You know, That's how Obama operated.
Speaker 1: But it's not enough. It is not enough to just
Speaker 1: take that one position. Remember you are trying as a communist,
Speaker 1: You are trying to turn that entire organization into a
Speaker 1: weapon you can use against your political opponents. Just the
Speaker 1: job of director isn't enough. There are all kinds of
Speaker 1: mineral management, upper management positions where you need your people
Speaker 1: in place. So they put into place. This really happened
Speaker 1: in the military, but it happened in the FBI and otherwise.
Speaker 1: They really put into place a system where it wasn't
Speaker 1: just that you had a communist director, you had a
Speaker 1: communist direc in The incentive structure to get promoted did
Speaker 1: not incentivize taking down bad guys or a great military
Speaker 1: performance or something like that. It incentivized being a dirty communist.
Speaker 1: So you didn't have to be a communist to act
Speaker 1: like a communist in the CIA, you just knew that's
Speaker 1: what you had to do in order to get that
Speaker 1: next promotion to the next thing. The communists did not.
Speaker 1: My point in this is the Communists did not just
Speaker 1: put their people in places of power in these organizations.
Speaker 1: They put a promotional system in place to ensure that
Speaker 1: their people would slowly but surely fill up every single
Speaker 1: part of the building. It would be like me taking
Speaker 1: over a company iHeartRadio, and I decide I only want
Speaker 1: people who are committed to red lobster. I want people
Speaker 1: who love red lobster the way I love red lobster.
Speaker 1: And so when I search for vps of iHeart, I
Speaker 1: only want to know what is the last meal you
Speaker 1: had at red lobster? How often do you eat there?
Speaker 1: Are you a fan of Channerbay Biscuits. Once I get
Speaker 1: those that will call them ten vice presidents in place,
Speaker 1: they will understand my mission, and they will understand and
Speaker 1: pass along to the people underneath them. We are a
Speaker 1: red lobster loving company. Do you love red lobster? I
Speaker 1: love red lobster. You better love red lobster. The result
Speaker 1: of that isn't that you have won or ten or
Speaker 1: twenty positions over a long enough period of time. You've
Speaker 1: filled up the entire building with red lobster lovers because
Speaker 1: you put a red lobster loving system in place. That's
Speaker 1: how you get promoted. So even if you have somebody
Speaker 1: like Jewish producer Chris who can't even eat at red
Speaker 1: lobster because it's not kosher and it's all shellfish, even
Speaker 1: he would know he would have to lie if he's
Speaker 1: trying to get promoted. No, no big fan. Love those
Speaker 1: crab well, I heard they have a new seafood boil.
Speaker 1: Love the lobster over there. Even if he's lying, he
Speaker 1: understands that's the company line you have to take. That's
Speaker 1: what Tulsey is saying here, and that is our challenge.
Speaker 1: It's not that we had to replace the director of
Speaker 1: this and director of that. We have to replace layers
Speaker 1: and layers and layers underneath them because of the communist
Speaker 1: promotional system that's been put into place.
Speaker 2: Brenn and James Clapper as leaders in the intelligence community,
Speaker 2: they have their own disciples. They have a lot of
Speaker 2: their own people that they brought in with them or
Speaker 2: that they you know, mentored in a mirroring of their
Speaker 2: own image and men. Any of those people still exist
Speaker 2: within the intelligence community. Now. Fundamentally, we are working towards
Speaker 2: making change, institutional change. This is a major area of
Speaker 2: focused for me. Institutional change that will undo the infrastructure
Speaker 2: that people like John Brennan and James Clapper built that
Speaker 2: allowed these bad actors to thrive and to be promoted
Speaker 2: into very very powerful positions within the intelligence community.
Speaker 1: What's that look like? Do you remember the framing of
Speaker 1: those poor idiots in Michigan for the assassination slash kidnapping
Speaker 1: plot against Gretchen Whitmer. Remember, almost everyone involved in that
Speaker 1: was either an FBI agent or worked for the FBI.
Speaker 1: The FBI planned, organized, and funded an assassination slash kidnapping
Speaker 1: attempt of Gretchen Whitmer. They grabbed a few morons. One
Speaker 1: guy was living in the basement apartment of a vacuum
Speaker 1: repair company. They pour, They grabbed a few morons, wrapped
Speaker 1: them up in this whole thing, framed them. The worst
Speaker 1: frame job in the world. That's why some of these
Speaker 1: guys got off scott free. Entrapman is what it was,
Speaker 1: and send them to prison. They all didn't get out.
Speaker 1: Send them to prison. That's about as evil a thing
Speaker 1: as you can do with the within the FBI. The
Speaker 1: FBI made this announcement leading up to the election when
Speaker 1: the when the Democrats were trying to frame right wingers
Speaker 1: as dangerous extremists. Miraculously the FBI rolled out a bunch
Speaker 1: of dangerous extremists. They were working with the Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows it. Yeah, the guy who was in charge
Speaker 1: of that got promoted, He got put in charge of
Speaker 1: the ultra powerful Washington Dcfield Office. That's what she means
Speaker 1: by the infrastructure, That's what she means. All Right, we
Speaker 1: have to talk about a major League baseball No, no,
Speaker 1: it's not gonna be a sports show. Believe me. This
Speaker 1: is gonna be about culture and politics. And we'll do emails.
Speaker 1: It is the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Remember you can email the show Jesse at Jesse kellyshow
Speaker 1: dot com, Jesse at Jesse kellyshow dot com. Let's do
Speaker 1: a couple of those before we get to baseball. Dear
Speaker 1: comic cause comic causoligist. I don't think that's a word. Chris. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you love the Kama Causey Show. I find
Speaker 1: it useful to continually point out Communist hypocrisy, not to
Speaker 1: dissuade the Communists themselves, but to alert Norman Norma to
Speaker 1: their deceptive ways. Thoughts love your show. Been a fan
Speaker 1: for two years. Please don't say my name. I will
Speaker 1: not say your name. Yeah. Look, when I complain about
Speaker 1: the right pointing out the hypocrisy of the left, I
Speaker 1: am complaining about it when the right thinks it's an
Speaker 1: effective tactic for stopping them, or shaming them, or slowing
Speaker 1: them down. You are correct, and that your relatively uninterested
Speaker 1: norm and norma neighbor, you're politically uninvolved friend. They may
Speaker 1: get something out of it, there's no question about that.
Speaker 1: And if that's how you look at it, if you
Speaker 1: look at it as winning converts to our side, I
Speaker 1: get that completely. But that is not how the right
Speaker 1: has used it. The right has used hypocrisy. Could you
Speaker 1: imagine if we did that. They have used that line
Speaker 1: for my entire forty four years and it has never
Speaker 1: slowed down, certainly has never stopped the Communists at all.
Speaker 1: It's never made them miss a beat because hypocrisy is
Speaker 1: the point. They are correct. They have the one true religion.
Speaker 1: Everyone else is a heretic, and followers of the one
Speaker 1: true religion are granted privileges that heretics are not granted.
Speaker 1: Followers they get everything, You get access to the works. Heretics,
Speaker 1: you get burned at the stake. Understand their religious zealous Well,
Speaker 1: you know a great example, Hunter Biden gets a day
Speaker 1: job helping Ukrainian illegal aliens. Not even making that up.
Speaker 1: It's a headline from lifest The organization is called BASTA Inc.
Speaker 1: It's a they call themselves an eviction defense organization. I
Speaker 1: won't go one of the details of it, but you
Speaker 1: know what this is. It's a sweetheart job. That's what
Speaker 1: it is. Sweetheart gig. I'm sure he's paid way, way,
Speaker 1: way more than he's worth. Well, he's not worth any
Speaker 1: so if he got paid a dollar, he'd be paid
Speaker 1: way more than he's worth. But you get what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: How Why he's a loyal member of the system, a
Speaker 1: card carrying member of the system. He is a member
Speaker 1: of the Communist Party. Therefore, he will never be fully
Speaker 1: down and out. He will never go broke all the way.
Speaker 1: There will always be some kind of golden parachute waiting
Speaker 1: for him because he's a loyal member of the system.
Speaker 1: You you have a bakery and you don't want to
Speaker 1: make a gay wedding cake. You deserve to have your
Speaker 1: entire life destroyed and never work again. You'll probably have
Speaker 1: to leave town, change your name because and the Communist
Speaker 1: doesn't see anything wrong with that situation at all. Hey,
Speaker 1: loyal members of my religion, they should be rewarded, and
Speaker 1: they do deserve things that the heretics don't deserve. I
Speaker 1: have no problem with people on the right pointing out
Speaker 1: hypocrisy if it's in an effort to wake up Norm
Speaker 1: Norman Norm, I have no problem with that. But I
Speaker 1: have watched the right fruitlessly throw that accusation against communist
Speaker 1: savages forever, and it's like they don't even realize it
Speaker 1: has never worked. For a reason, they don't care. Hypocrisy
Speaker 1: is the point. That's the whole point of it. You
Speaker 1: know what actually is a really good example of this,
Speaker 1: All this redistricting stuff here, all this redistricting stuff, they're jerrymandering.
Speaker 1: And then people will point out, well, jerrymandering. Look at
Speaker 1: a congressional map of Illinois, Look at a congressional map
Speaker 1: of Maryland. This is this is what democrats have been
Speaker 1: doing for ages. Hey, Mitch Little, this is what democrats
Speaker 1: have been wing.
Speaker 2: I do this in a census off year when you
Speaker 2: just redistricted in twenty.
Speaker 3: Twenty one, because we can, we have the votes. It's
Speaker 3: legal for us to do so. It's legal for us
Speaker 3: to draw the lines based on political performance. We have
Speaker 3: three Hispanic predominated districts in South Texas that we believe
Speaker 3: that we can car out for Republican leadership in the
Speaker 3: United States Congress. It's going to be a good thing
Speaker 3: for Texas. I don't spend any time thinking about what
Speaker 3: happens in California.
Speaker 1: Illinois, or New York.
Speaker 3: I'm here to protect Texas and ensure that our voices
Speaker 3: are heard.
Speaker 1: That is how it's done. You know what he didn't do.
Speaker 1: You know what he didn't do. Back off and point
Speaker 1: out their hypocrisy. That's what he didn't do. No, it's
Speaker 1: not effective. You have to drill them right between the eyes.
Speaker 1: Accusations of hypocrisy will not work. Not ever. These people
Speaker 1: are committed, all the way committed. You have to defeat them.
Speaker 4: He just knows how to throw that insult. But it's
Speaker 4: a common insult when it comes to people of color.
Speaker 4: He just threw the same exact insults as Charlomagne the God,
Speaker 4: and so I want people to see him and understand
Speaker 4: who he is. This is a person that has a
Speaker 4: problem with people of color period. I don't care how
Speaker 4: many black maga out there with they hats. I want
Speaker 4: to be clear when we look at who it is
Speaker 4: that he's kicking out of this country as.
Speaker 2: People of color.
Speaker 4: When we look at who he always disrespects and says
Speaker 4: that they are low acute. I've got news for the President.
Speaker 4: I am not going anywhere, no matter how many quickly
Speaker 4: lines they draw in the state of Texas. I will
Speaker 4: be back and I will be on his behind.
Speaker 1: You think you're going to convince that person of something
Speaker 1: by pointing out her hypocrisy. She doesn't care. The hypocrisy
Speaker 1: is the point, all right. It is the Jesse Kelly
Speaker 1: Show on a Wednesday. I feel like we've offended more
Speaker 1: people than normal perfect well, not saying something considering our
Speaker 1: normal show. But remember, you can download if you'd like
Speaker 1: to be reoffended. He can download a podcast at the show.
Speaker 1: It's all free. iHeart Spotify iTunes. So let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and go ahead and knock out another big swath of
Speaker 1: the population and make sure they're as offended as humanly possible. Men,
Speaker 1: it's okay to say no sometimes to women. You understand that.
Speaker 1: I promise you won't die. I promise It's not the
Speaker 1: end of the world. It's okay to say no. It's
Speaker 1: even and this goes beyond just women. This is for everybody.
Speaker 1: It's okay to tell people no, you don't belong here
Speaker 1: and we don't want you here. You understand that that's
Speaker 1: not mean, or I guess maybe it is, but there's
Speaker 1: nothing wrong with that at all. I have two different headlines.
Speaker 1: Major League Baseball is calling up its first female umpire
Speaker 1: for the Marlins Braves game this weekend. Pair that one
Speaker 1: with this is from the Boston Red Sox tonight. The
Speaker 1: Red Sox are featuring an all female crew for a
Speaker 1: full game of TV. Or they've really screwed up the
Speaker 1: language on this. It's the first all female broadcast team
Speaker 1: in history. Why why do we have to have women
Speaker 1: in all these places? Why do we have to have
Speaker 1: women everywhere in men's sports? Why? You know why? Because
Speaker 1: Western men find it impossible now to say, no, hey,
Speaker 1: i'd like to be an umpire in the Major League
Speaker 1: Baseball No why because you're a woman, that's why. And
Speaker 1: we only have men. We've only ever had men, So no, hey,
Speaker 1: we'd like to be the first all female broadcasting team.
Speaker 1: No why because you're a woman. There has never been
Speaker 1: a woman to play Major League Baseball. It's a male
Speaker 1: centric thing. Yes women watch it, yes men watch it,
Speaker 1: but it is a male centric thing. So no, you
Speaker 1: can't have the job and you can't have the job
Speaker 1: because you're a woman. You don't even have to make
Speaker 1: up excuses for it. No, this is for men only.
Speaker 1: You go do something else, but for some reason. And
Speaker 1: I'll never understand this as long as I live. I
Speaker 1: don't know what it is. Maybe honestly, I talk about
Speaker 1: Chalco all the time. Maybe it's purely testosterone. I don't
Speaker 1: know what it is. Men can't do this. They somehow
Speaker 1: think that they're gonna get thrown in prison, or I
Speaker 1: guess met are worried about getting yelled at or griped
Speaker 1: by some nagging harpie if they say no. But I promise, fellas,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna die. She may yell a little bit,
Speaker 1: she may complain, undoubtedly she will, but you can still
Speaker 1: say no. The answer is no. You can say it,
Speaker 1: I promise, repeat after me.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 1: Hey, I would like to know why. Because you're not welcome.
Speaker 1: That's why this is a male only environment. And it
Speaker 1: is everywhere right now, absolutely everywhere. I can't stand it.
Speaker 1: It's awful. Say no, Please reach down, say no, find
Speaker 1: your manhood and say no, you're not going to die.
Speaker 1: You're not going to shrivel up. Okay, there are opportunities women,
Speaker 1: more opportunities for women in the United States of America
Speaker 1: than women have ever had at any point in human history,
Speaker 1: in any country in human history. That does not mean
Speaker 1: they have to be freaking everywhere. Goh, And you know,
Speaker 1: it's not like I'm campaigning for men to be everywhere.
Speaker 1: Women should be able to have their thing, Men should
Speaker 1: be able to have their thing. Go do your thing.
Speaker 1: That's healthy for a society. But because men are weak
Speaker 1: and pathetic, nobody can say no. And they're everywhere now,
Speaker 1: absolutely everywhere that used to be male only. I don't
Speaker 1: want to hear an all female broadcast crew when I
Speaker 1: tune into a Major League Baseball game. It takes away
Speaker 1: from the experience. Sorry, I didn't know. Actually, I'm not
Speaker 1: sorry at all. Get out, Jessey. Thanks for another riveting
Speaker 1: history segment. Keep bringing them. So the Japanese hated us,
Speaker 1: and we hated the Japanese since we occupied them after
Speaker 1: the war, how did we go about winning the hearts
Speaker 1: and minds of citizens who thought we were Godzilla? Also,
Speaker 1: why do we take such an interest in rebuilding them
Speaker 1: if we hated them in return? He says, his name
Speaker 1: is Aaron Okay, so I guess talk a little bit
Speaker 1: more of that history. How did we go about winning
Speaker 1: the hearts and minds of citizens? Well, first of all,
Speaker 1: let's understand the country that we conquered. When we conquered it,
Speaker 1: they were in bad, bad shape. You know, I have
Speaker 1: this thing, and I'm probably way too extreme about it,
Speaker 1: so I'm not telling you to be like me, of course,
Speaker 1: but I have this thing where if you abandon me
Speaker 1: when I'm down, when the chips are down, and you
Speaker 1: abandon me, you are my enemy for life. I will
Speaker 1: never forget it. I will never forgive it. If you
Speaker 1: cut and run when the chips are down, I will
Speaker 1: hate you forever. But vice versa. If you are there
Speaker 1: for me when the chips are down, when it doesn't
Speaker 1: benefit you, and you are there for me, I will
Speaker 1: never forget it, and you will be mine for life.
Speaker 1: The Japanese people, after they were conquered, had their cities
Speaker 1: laid to waste, millions of their citizens dead, Their economy
Speaker 1: was in shambles, and something people don't talk about, they
Speaker 1: were starving. The Japanese government. Part of the reason they
Speaker 1: submitted was they were facing a rebellion. People were starving
Speaker 1: the United States of America stepped in with unconditional surrender,
Speaker 1: and we could have done whatever we wanted there. We
Speaker 1: could have fired up the old ancient Roman salt mines
Speaker 1: and put chains around everyone's neck. There was nothing anyone
Speaker 1: could have done to stop us. We could have done
Speaker 1: whatever we wanted. We had the total power in our hands,
Speaker 1: and instead we handed out food. It's hard to keep
Speaker 1: people convinced you are Godzilla coming to kill and torture
Speaker 1: and rape everybody when every time they see you you're
Speaker 1: handing out boxes of food. Let me ask you something.
Speaker 1: You have people you love, maybe a husband, wife, kids, parents, sister, brother.
Speaker 1: Do you have people you love? Could you imagine what
Speaker 1: it would be like to starve to death with them?
Speaker 1: I've read a lot of books on that stuff, just
Speaker 1: because it's horrible. Famines have taken place throughout history. People
Speaker 1: starving to death is just one of the most horrible
Speaker 1: ways to go. Imagine you're sitting there in your house.
Speaker 1: Everyone you love is there. Nobody has eaten in a week.
Speaker 1: Everyone's wasting away and dying, and you know they're dying
Speaker 1: and ding dong. Someone rings the doorbell. You open up
Speaker 1: the door and it's somebody with boxes full of food
Speaker 1: for you and your family. Whoever that person is, it
Speaker 1: could be Chris. Do you think you would be grateful
Speaker 1: to that person, even Chris. Of course you would be.
Speaker 1: We showed up. Yes, we conquered them, but we also
Speaker 1: rebuilt them. No, we are not here to rape and pillage.
Speaker 1: We will not stand for that. We are here to
Speaker 1: rebuild and remake Japan into a country that is not
Speaker 1: as militaristic. We're not trying to take away every part
Speaker 1: of your culture. No, you don't get to have an
Speaker 1: emperor anymore. You kind of screwed the pooch on that one.
Speaker 1: But we're going to give you a different form of government.
Speaker 1: We will help you rebuild your lands, we will make
Speaker 1: sure you and your family don't starve to death, and
Speaker 1: once you are back on your feet, we will leave.
Speaker 1: And we did. That is how you end up with
Speaker 1: your closest ally in Asia, which they pretty much are now.
Speaker 1: We owe that to how wonderful we were after World
Speaker 1: War Two. Feel good about that, Feel good about that?
Speaker 1: That kind of history stuff. You like it, don't you.
Speaker 1: It is The Jesse Kelly Show. Final segment of The
Speaker 1: Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful fantastic Wednesday. Remember you
Speaker 1: can email the show Jesse Jesse kellyshow dot com. All right,
Speaker 1: so I'm gonna play something for you. This is a
Speaker 1: history teacher. You know, the Incas. Most people have heard
Speaker 1: of the Aztecs and the Mayans. The Incas, they were
Speaker 1: the tribal peoples, one of the many tribal peoples in
Speaker 1: South America, think Peru. That kind of area. The Incas
Speaker 1: very very powerful kind of if I'm being honest, a
Speaker 1: fascinating civilization. Certainly, the way they got messages to each other.
Speaker 1: It's a very mountainous area, Machu Pichu. I'm sure you
Speaker 1: probably heard of that. You can go look it up
Speaker 1: if you haven't. It's all mountains, right, there are mountain people.
Speaker 1: And so if you wanted to pass messages from village
Speaker 1: to village to village, you had to find it a
Speaker 1: quick way to do that. And they would have runners
Speaker 1: that had various runners stations set up, and it was
Speaker 1: a prestigious position. You would be handed a piece of rope,
Speaker 1: get to that in a moment, a rope of some kind,
Speaker 1: and you would take off running through the hills. You
Speaker 1: would get to one of the runners stations hand the
Speaker 1: rope to the next runner. You would rest and recuperate, recuperate, recuperation,
Speaker 1: hit the runner station in the mountains. The rope itself complete,
Speaker 1: completely fascinating, mainly because we don't understand how it worked.
Speaker 1: It's a language we know of, but we don't understand
Speaker 1: how it worked. How do you put a message in
Speaker 1: a rope? They would tie different kinds of knots that
Speaker 1: meant different things, and we don't know how they did this.
Speaker 1: We don't have all the explanations on it. So essentially
Speaker 1: you would show up with a rope with a bunch
Speaker 1: of knots in it, and that would be like sending
Speaker 1: an email today, like sending a text message today. Anyway,
Speaker 1: that's the incause, that's a little bit of the ink
Speaker 1: because fascinating people, like I said, tribal peoples fascinate me.
Speaker 1: But they were also freaking demonic and horrible and barbaric
Speaker 1: because they killed children, not just babies, not that that's okay,
Speaker 1: but they would kill children child sacrifice. The main way
Speaker 1: they killed children was they would leave them to freeze
Speaker 1: to death in the mountains. Imagine a child grown. I mean,
Speaker 1: we're not talking a child can speak, just PLoP down
Speaker 1: on a mountainside. Well, sayonara, killing your own child. Obviously,
Speaker 1: that's horrifically evil. Dark. This is a history teacher. I
Speaker 1: want you to listen to her, and then we're going
Speaker 1: to talk about this.
Speaker 5: If we're just looking at to want to ensue you.
Speaker 5: The catch you with people the Incan Empire. They practice
Speaker 5: sacrifices like most other civilizations throughout history did in times
Speaker 5: of Christ.
Speaker 1: So let me pause for a second. I want to
Speaker 1: explain something before I play it, because it's a little long.
Speaker 1: Remember American communist women communist women period. They have had
Speaker 1: their motherly nature manipulated by the Communists. That's why they're
Speaker 1: almost always the most evil, the most murderous, the most tortuous.
Speaker 1: Their motherly nature has been twisted. Now they will protect, fight, die,
Speaker 1: kill four whoever. Their newest child is the child they've
Speaker 1: been introduced to, and they will fight and kill and
Speaker 1: die and torture you because you are trying to hurt
Speaker 1: their baby. But it's not a real baby for them.
Speaker 1: It's whoever the Communist decides are their allies here in America.
Speaker 1: Their allies of Communists are of course foreigners and criminals
Speaker 1: and all the worst, most despicable people, the LGBTQ demon
Speaker 1: mob than all these people, the American communist has been
Speaker 1: taught that those are her babies. She's been manipulated to
Speaker 1: believe those are her babies. You white man, you Christians,
Speaker 1: anyone who loves America, you are the enemy of her babies.
Speaker 1: You're trying to hurt her babies, and so she will
Speaker 1: fight on behalf of her babies. I brought that up
Speaker 1: again because you're about to hear a minute in thirty
Speaker 1: seconds of exactly what I just talked about. If we're
Speaker 1: just looking at to want to ensue you.
Speaker 5: The Ketchua people of the Incan Empire, they practice sacrifices
Speaker 5: like most other civilizations throughout history did in times of crisis,
Speaker 5: so famine, natural disasters. But the unique thing about the
Speaker 5: Ketchua is that when you're looking at like the Inco civilization,
Speaker 5: you essentially have the elites and then you have everyone else.
Speaker 5: Sacrifices were volunteers from the elite class because they believe
Speaker 5: that the elites were closer to the gods and could
Speaker 5: therefore appease them better. Also in terms of sacrifice, they
Speaker 5: were kind about it. Hear me out because unlike the Michika,
Speaker 5: when you're like rip out is still beating heart out
Speaker 5: of someone's chest. The Inca would intentionally use coca leaves
Speaker 5: and would use chicha and would drug up the sacrifice
Speaker 5: and then leave them on a mountain, a cold chili mountain,
Speaker 5: to be exposed to the elements, which, if you're good,
Speaker 5: a volunteer sacrifice where you're heavily drigged before you die. Also,
Speaker 5: I mean, I can equate human sacrifice throughout history to
Speaker 5: so many things. And I think the fact that a
Speaker 5: lot of people are commenting, oh, but the sacrifice is
Speaker 5: again indicative of the fact that you have received a
Speaker 5: quite white education, because you are knowing them for the
Speaker 5: bad things that they have done and not all of
Speaker 5: the wonders that they accomplished.
Speaker 1: So I hope that this mays you heard it all there,
Speaker 1: didn't you? For babies the saintly tribal peoples. Oh sure
Speaker 1: they killed a few, but they drugged them first. They
Speaker 1: were volunteers. Let's not stress about it. Who are the
Speaker 1: people trying to hurt her babies? White people? You've had
Speaker 1: a white view of history. Those are the enemies evil.
Speaker 1: Take the one wonderful motherly nature of a woman and
Speaker 1: twist it for evil. Let's do some Let's do some
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Speaker 1: back tomorrow and do it again. That's all