Speaker 1: All right, should be ready to go here, should be
able to hear me. There may be a guest coming along.
We shall see if not. You got me? Hey, everybody,
how are you doing? Just as I said last week?
If you want to ask questions, it's it's hard for
me to keep up with the UH with the chat
now specific questions, please please go over to entropy and
UH and type them there. It'll help me to be
able to filter. Adrian already dropped me a super chat.
It was waiting for me over an entropy, he said,
chipping in for the new gear. Pete, all the best, mate,
Thanks Adrian. Appreciate that everybody was super super nice about
about helping out with a new UH with the new equipment,
So thank you, thank you. Am I getting all the
comments here, Oh mister clockwork was super chat over and
Rumble says, Happy Sunday, Pete. We are going to win.
We are absolutely going to win, all right? Not seeing
I say art Bell Saturday night somewhere.
Speaker 2: In time, it's about x.
Speaker 1: Oh man, Hey, John Delana, Addie, are you done?
Speaker 2: Blessed? Lord's day? What's happening?
Speaker 1: Watch that ocean Gate documentary and they were awfully careful
to leave out that infamous quote about sixty year old
white man. All Right, Penort eighty seven over on entropy,
says Ozzie signed that phenomenon not a dry in the
entire stadium during my mom I'm coming home. Yeah, I
haven't had a chance to watch up, but I'm sure
it will be available for replay.
Speaker 2: Somewhere.
Speaker 1: Greetings, Hey, trash can Jack? What's gonna Zach Frisby says,
turns out the end of it. Half of the engineering
team of Ocean Gate rejeats.
Speaker 2: There's one there's one subject.
Speaker 1: I will even if you super chat, there's one subject
I will not be answering questions on or commenting on.
So don't even bother. Hey, what's up? No, DAC eighty eight,
what's happening? I don't know what that?
Speaker 2: All right? That's hilarious. So slow week? Huh?
Speaker 1: What is there? What is there to talk about? The
big beautiful bill? Ay, they know it's in it, Diddy?
They how did you not know that was gonna happen?
Ocean Gate and Heaven's Gate had similar results, right, says
Prayers to the flood victims. Yeah, we're trying to organize
to get down. There's see if we can help. Well,
we get here, all right, cool, so panadat, he says,
Haddie Pete, Hope you're having a good Sunday. Was really
cool to see Scott on Tucker. He gave an excellent
breakdown as always. Yeah, I mean that's three hours of
exactly what Scott does brings to receipts, quotes the neo
Conservatives and yeah, yeah, Scott. Scott is excellent at what
he does. So Elon thinks he's going to run back
the Reform Party. Huh, it looks like the Subcontinent Party
to me so far from what I've heard. Well, the
second amendments and BBB end up in the final bill.
What I think is gonna end up happening is if
you take away the two hundred dollars tax. The NFA
was built upon it being a tax collection. If there's
no tax to collect, then it'll probably someone will probably
take it to court. It'll probably go to court in
the next couple of months to end the NFA completely
because there is no purpose. The legal purpose for it
existing is gone. Thanks Kit, Thanks kid. Elon wants to
be as popular as Trump. That will never happen. Trump's
one once in a lifetime thing. Whether you like him
or not, you think whatever you think of him, it's
a once in a lifetime thing. It's once in a
generation thing. So yep, it's not what who Trump is,
it's what voting for someone like that represents two people. Yeah,
I mean, Suppressor is just being doing a four four
seven three. I mean it's not perfect, but it's a
hell of a lot better than what we have now.
But surprise, by the way, Suppressor prices just went up
two hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: So tiring.
Speaker 1: Syracuse says, God, bless you and yours thank you. Oh,
let's see. Bill Crystal called for the removal of DHS complete.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the court implications of NFA are huge. Nathan Danner says,
an Africaner and a Jeet formed the American Party. It's
gonna be more than one of those in there. And
I don't mean an africanor Elon has read it. Can
I imagine Scott Horton and Normal Finkelstein at a dinner party.
I've told the story on here before that in twenty twenty,
COVID wrecked me having a dinner in New York with
normal Norman Finkelstein that had been great. You just ask
him a question and you just sit there and listen,
much like Scott Horton. So why is everyone trying to
start new parties?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Hey, what's up Florida? Man? Thank you?
Speaker 1: Do you have a chance to check out Dave Green
and Carl Benjamin the first Hour? I haven't had a
chance to finish it yet. Mhm huh uh just aad.
My first shadow is an elder at your church. Good
for you, Jim Dun't you.
Speaker 3: All right? What we got here?
Speaker 1: Ex Commerce says, I doubt Elon's party will do anything,
but it gets around. But if it gets around, it
would be another Ross Bureau most likely.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Has that? As Al says? I love taking that. I
have no idea. What's happening on Twitter?
Speaker 2: Pill? Good for you man, Good for you? Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: You like the last one would stormy? But the uh,
the one on NATO and cognitive warfare, Yeah, that's important stuff.
I catch myself falling into that and falling for it
all the time too. So yeah, has anyone had a
greater political fall from grace than Elon?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 1: Political yeah, but I mean he's still can pretty much
do what he wants, Yeah, some of the Republicans have
figured that out, but the Ron paul, the Rand Paul's,
and the Thomas Massey's are sticking to their guns.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just ideology sucks.
Speaker 1: So please donate all campaign funds by Goo by Google Player.
Jay Watson says, finally, listener to your series with Thomas
on continental philosophy. Incredible, Thanks Pete, thank you. Thomas is
doing a great job in that one. Wouldn't it be
easier for Elon to take over the LP took over
Twitter rather than building new network? I mean, I guess
it has an infrastructure and everything, but I mean, why
would he want to deal with those people? Hey, John Leibel,
what's happening? Cryptobomb over on Entropies over on Entropy says,
do you think we'll get good news soon unlimiting H
one b's Now that the BBB has passed, you'll probably
get better news about limiting or maybe even getting rid
of H one bs because of because of the America Party.
I mean, if that that party is going to all
be all about importing the subcontinent of India, I have
to seven says the combined Thomas seven seven seven JQ
and philosophy podcast files have been really helpful. Well, thank you, Yeah,
those are They're helpful to me too. Hey, what's up,
misters Sue. The fact that ICE has a military budget
now is pretty awesome. Well, I mean they have to
use it. Oh, that's what they have to do. Give
me one second to check something out here.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, that's cool, got the news. All right?
Speaker 1: So if Elana serious, why would he want the LP
He'd have to deal with libertarians, and even libertarians don't
want to deal with libertarians. I mean, it's it's ridiculous. Yeah,
they're replacing America Party. Yeah, it's one hundred percent exactly
what it is. Let me see, all right, elon'spurging out
and crashing.
Speaker 2: Let me do something, all right? Cool? One and says
are a good start too, Uh, I know, but why
not ten? I mean, it would be funny if Elon
were deported. That would be great. Pauli B.
Speaker 1: With the super chat over on Entropy. Yeah, I'm sorry,
I that's the that's the the subject I'm not going
to talk about. Guys. I'm sorry, Pauli B. I really
appreciate the super chat. If you want to, if you
want a total spurg Fest in the comments mister sus
and the rumble comments explaining the the big beautiful bill
and raising the debt ceiling and everything.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna you can.
Speaker 1: Go read that, Mena says, What did you guys do
for the fourth I fired off some fireworks, blastic classic
rock and eight barbecue. I know, all late stage umpire,
but had said me a dog and his wife over
and a longtime friend of mine, and we had barbecue
and hung out and chill then have a good time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It was originally three point five percent and it got lowered.
Correct Howziehl says they got nicotine sick and puked up
some brats.
Speaker 2: Loll.
Speaker 1: That's just terrible. Man Aa says. Over the next fifty years,
do you think more whites will go from the New
World to Europe or vice versa. I don't see an
exodus from one to the.
Speaker 2: I don't know. That's a good question. I'd have to
think more of about that.
Speaker 1: That's funny. Don Ara make discourse port of super chat
over an entropy. Thank you, he says, for the Spanish
Civil War series. Just finished listening. Incredible work on you
and your guest part. Thank you, Thank you. I appreciate
that Spanish Civil War is it's very important that you
understand exactly what happened there because you can see a
lot of that happening here at the time. So do
you think political change is going to happen quick in
EU after Ukraine War or will be a long drawn
out process.
Speaker 2: I mean, it just depends.
Speaker 1: If if elites feel like revolution could be it could happen.
I mean, it would have to come in from the military,
It would have to start with the military.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, those are these are hard questions, guys, These
are these are hard questions for a freaking live stream. Yes,
is buying out our Teamster contracts for the first time ever.
That's kind of a big deal, but not so much
considering who the CEO is. I don't know who the
CEO of UPS is. Hey, Josh Ham, what's happening? CSS
Virginia said went to Colonial Williamsburg. Fireworks were legit had
a level five spurgoud every time Thomas Jefferson used a
plural words to.
Speaker 2: Describe the States. Oh man, yeah, I think that, JG.
Speaker 1: I think Israel is still operating covertly the They're just gonna.
Speaker 2: If our history has taught us anything.
Speaker 1: They're going to do whatever they want to do, and
if it gets people killed, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter.
They don't care who they get killed, even their own people. ALBERTA.
McTeer says, twenty eight years later, appears to demonstrate that
whites can organize or flourish unmolested.
Speaker 2: I don't think they intended that.
Speaker 4: Ha ha.
Speaker 1: Ups Ceo is okay Saturday person, she is a she o.
Speaker 2: Great. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Chris Grumble says that they tend. The trend on white
Christendom in history has always been outward. I doubt there
will be a white flight from the New World to
the old. Yeah, trash can Jacks is too many minorities
at my water park. Melon would have super Chat, says,
getz to take if you spend any time on Blue Sky.
There are two factions Beata Mail, tech Bros and everyone else.
Elon's party will snipe those tech bros, which will further
shatter the leftist coalition that will be the result. Melan
always has good takes. He's a smart dude. Adam Keaney
would a super chat. Thank you and the official FEC
filing the treasure of Elon's party is yeah, as a
we have a guest, so.
Speaker 2: Welcome the men. What's that bro, hey man?
Speaker 3: Yes, sorry sor I'm running. I'm running late, no problem.
Speaker 4: Had some friends in Sounent for the fourth, which was
great and wait, we had a kind of a busy
couple of days. Then I went to see them off
this morning and then I went there to sleep and
I woke up away. Then I got a phone call
and I realized it was like ten minutes past three.
Speaker 1: It's fine, dude, Yeah, we had I think I told you.
We had Oliver send me Ague Oliver and his wife
over for.
Speaker 3: Glad. They came out of the tree that they live
in a tree. Yeah, everybody found like a lady wizard
lives in a tree.
Speaker 2: Also, she's awesome. We love her.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, that's uh. He's a great guy man. Yeah.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 4: The fourth was a we had a great type man
here too. It was a It was a resounding success.
Speaker 2: So Don says, she misses your tweets.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like a lot of people have been saying that,
but Twitter is some fucking bullshit. And like I.
Speaker 4: Obviously I don't do this for money because I'd be retarded,
but for a lot of reasons. But you know, I
I this is like literally the ninth time this has happened.
I am monetized. It brings in, you know, a few
hundred bucks a month. So one of the things like
these fucking people are like stealing from me when they
when they just like randomly nuke my ship and they
do it every single time, despite the fact I've never
probably to os.
Speaker 3: So I just got tired of it, man.
Speaker 4: And aside from that, this summer, I got a lot
going on, including this manuscript I'm writing, which is on
track for fall, which is I'm happy report. But you know,
I just I can't I can't go to the trouble
of like effort posting on Twitter, setting up like a
monetization scheme, putting in all that time and trouble just
to get like new arbitrarily when you know, they decide
they want to like censor people because you know something
that in Yahoo's doing and he demands that you know, no,
no criticism be abided on social media.
Speaker 3: I'm tired of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that you may have seen a thing that came
out recently. We don't talk about that if you know
what I'm talking about. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we don't.
That's not as hoick a discussion. So there's a question
here I wanted to ask that someone asked me that
I wanted to ask you. All Right, so let's just
jump into questions. Do you think political change is going
to happen quick in the EU? After Ukraine has resolved?
There will be a long drawn out process.
Speaker 4: The EU administration is like, they're like where the Soviet
nomenclature was in the late eighties. They have zero credibility
either totally had to touch the delusional nobody supports that regime.
Speaker 3: But unlike.
Speaker 4: Unlike the Eastern Bloc UH, you've got the United States
basically enforcing this UH structure.
Speaker 3: So I think.
Speaker 4: It's gonna be this weird situation where they're basically impotent.
Nobody takes them seriously in terms of world opinion. They've
got no mandate domestically, but they're just gonna kind of
like hang gonna hang on indefinitely.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's my.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's another one. Over the next fifty years. Do
you think more whites will go from the New World
to Europe?
Speaker 3: Or is it going to be vice versa vice versa?
Speaker 4: And it's already happening, and Chicago is becoming whiter than
it has been in like fifty years, in part because
there's a big black migration back to the South. But
also part of America's strategy is this curated brain drain
of poaching what remains of human capital from the rest
of this world, in addition to kind of appropriating material
resources or at least guaranteeing access to those things by
military means. There's going to be more and more European
immigration to America, like across the board, not just in
places like Chicago. It's already happening. Europe's in very bad
shape right now. Unfortunately.
Speaker 1: Okay, well you have here of here a solid snake
is said. Happy Lord's Day. Hope everyone had a good fourth.
Got to participate in my town's parade for the fourth.
Good to see honest heritage, American people taking pride in
God and country. I'm happy whenever I get to have
beer bratzen Burgers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 2: Cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let me see here, let me uh, let me
ask you what do you what do you think? Like
somebody had mentioned earlier that everything that they're seeing is
the Internet keeps going out in Iran and you know, it.
Speaker 2: Does this.
Speaker 1: I mean, Israel's not going to stop doing what they
do there. I think they've reached a critical mass of psychosis.
So where do you think this ends up?
Speaker 3: I mean, Israel is nowhere to go. Israel's done it,
you know, and they.
Speaker 4: They there's something about laughing stock in addition to being
universally despised in the world right now, there's nothing they
can do to Iran. There's just this like impetant performative
bullshit that only makes Iran politically stronger, you know, I mean,
what's what's Israel gonna do? They're gonna They're gonna continue
to that, They're gonna They're gonna continue to kill innocent
people and Godza and and and declare that this concept
of some sort of military victory.
Speaker 3: And you know that Nyah who is going to continue to.
Speaker 4: Declare these Uh, He's gonna continue to present these ridiculous
configulated narratives about some imaginary Iranian nuclear bomb He's in
some iron eagle move and people are going to continue
to view that with contempt and nothing's going to change.
Speaker 3: What what what are what are Israel and Rabbi Trump
going to do? Assault?
Speaker 4: I ran with a million men, kill twenty million people,
occupy it with half a million troops after overthrowing this
government and installing some cipher regime.
Speaker 3: Like that's laughable.
Speaker 4: That's as delusional as claiming that, you know, this this
Ukrainian like terrorist and mafia state is going to defeat
the arforce of the Russian Federation, overthrow United Russia, you know,
install some sort of client regime in Moscow, and then
Morgentheu plan you know, Central Asia, east of the Earls
like that, that's literally delusional.
Speaker 3: Same deal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's uh YouTube channel.
Speaker 1: It's a miss miss Rahi Jew and he did like
a two part series of his own on why Israel
is done, and he basically said, he said, the everything
is being suppressed out of there. He said, there's ten
thousand families who don't have homes because of the bombs
that made it through. He said, I mean, they're the
there's no there's no feel everything is a feeling of
despair there.
Speaker 4: Well, it has to be, and it doesn't. I mean,
it's not the fact that it's a rare instance of
a of a state acting family irrational at war, family
irrationally at war. But you know, I mean take a
point again and again that you know, the psychological environment matters,
and the historical factors matter. Like nobody believes in this
kind of secular Zionism anymore. Like it's dead as dead
as a Stalinism was in nineteen eighty nine. You know
that this so Israel is constituted, it's kind of like
this zombie regime. You know, what replaces it? Like I said,
I believe is going to be this kind of odd
constellation of elements, the most dominant which is going to
be what is colloquially called the ultra Orthodox.
Speaker 3: And that's not a particularly good thing, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 4: Well, it's going to be totally different than the current regime,
like nobody, nobody believes in this like in this uh,
in this secular, like hyper racialized, you know, twentieth century
style Zionism that's dead yesterday's men.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let me read a super chap from our friend
Palette and yy Z over here. He says, sixteen years
of YouTube university taught.
Speaker 2: Me two things.
Speaker 1: We never really know what the hell is going on,
and that they could give two shits about us. The
realization begins. Your first real attempt to deal with reality
and start living. Alabama should have a sign on the
highway that says, congratulations, you figured it out. Sometimes I Paladin,
I have to like decrypt his messages, but that one
seems pretty clear.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you just we have to live and we know.
Speaker 3: And I agree, except they do know what's going on.
It's not a mystery. Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well a lot of people don't know what's going
on because they just don't. They don't know what to believe.
They don't know what reality is anymore. You know, Cognitive
Stormy and ied an episode on you know, NATO wrote
this whole thing about cognitive warfare in the war for
people's minds and how you know, it's not even a
propaganda war anymore. It's just to get people to think
in certain ways. Yeah, so you know, when you have
but I mean, how out of the how cat out
of the bag is when you have Ted Kruz basically
saying to Tucker Carlson that I got elected to be
the number one defender of Israel in Congress.
Speaker 2: It's that that almost seems like parody.
Speaker 4: It almost seems one about the late Soviet nature of it,
Like only a complete fucking moron would uh would say
something like that.
Speaker 3: Before a mass audience. And I mean.
Speaker 4: The cruise is pathetic. I mean it's not the fact,
I mean there's something wrong with America. The fact that
that little faggot can go outside without getting his head
bashed in. That means that Will Steve are seriously lacking
because he shouldn't be able to step outside without getting
his fucking head kicked in. But the the fragmenter is
like any normal political culture that full would be like
vetted by his staffers on the basic data points of
his position. Like that guy literally couldn't find it ran
on a map. You know, he he has no idea
what he's talking about. He has like no content depth
of these things that are supposedly like he's like value
as he holds dear like it's it's it's redigous comical
because uh, because he's some he's he's like John McCain.
He's some senator for life, like three percent approval, but
for some reason no one can explicate, can like never
be removed from office. Like yet he has no idea
about the relevant data points of these of these of
these policy matters he supposedly is so committed to, like
it's a joke.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it almost.
Speaker 1: I mean we pretty much know that their staffers and
the lobbyists are the ones who are writing anything, running
anything there. They're just out there to you know, put
a an elected face on on what's happening.
Speaker 2: I mean they're.
Speaker 1: You know when you think about Yeah, I always use this.
This example is yea, you ask someone like head Cruise,
what you know, what's the population of Iran? And he
doesn't even he doesn't even.
Speaker 4: Know it because you flind on a map. You could
like show Hi Guatemala on a political map and say
that's Iran, and he like, not dumb leave like he
doesn't he has he has no idea. He has no
idea about the reality of this world.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: But like if you were asked JFK when he was
still a senator what the population of Vietnam was, he
would have known.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's FDR used to be able to however anybody
feels about him. He could run his finger on a
political map from coast to coast. They could tell you
down to like the county level, you know, like what
their what what the you know, what kind of political
organization and new dealers that on the ground you know,
like who the governor was, like what the key counties were,
you know, like what what what what? How many votes
they had to capture percentage wise to swing the state?
Speaker 3: You know. I mean that's that your job if you're
you know, uh a a beltway operator. You know.
Speaker 4: That's why like when I'm always pointed, when I'm always saying,
if people don't believe me knowing that's changing, Like these
people are total fucking morons, you know, like like they're
bad people too, but but they're they're fucking idious, like
the feeling annoy idea what they're talking about.
Speaker 3: You know, they're they're like utterly clueless. They're like sub normal.
Speaker 1: Hue Over on interviews, he said, you're right about blacks
going back to the South spending time in LA. It's
wild to see how much confident has changed in the
last thirty years, you know, going from black to Hispanic.
But I mean that wasn't an accident.
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 1: Darryl Cooper did a did a a long did a
short series on just how like that was violent. I
mean like like Mexicans went in there with weaponry and
like went to war and like chased and drove the
Blacks out.
Speaker 2: Of out of LA No, I don't doubt that.
Speaker 4: I mean I don't I haven't spent a lot of
time in la and in like thirty years, but I
I'm sure that's true. But in in Chicago and like
a lot of other places though, like like the South
is like the Black heartland in the New World, and
black folks end up in Chicago really owing to you know,
cultivated labor pressures and things.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: Like though like like like black folks want to live
in some some built up like giant city. We're half
the year, it's like cold as fuck, you know, like, uh,
black folks, the means are gonna get at least the
means they get up and move, are going to continue
to go back to you know, to the to the
to the South, because that's again that's like the Black heartland.
And you realize, as I did, just a couple of
months ago, I was in Atlanta, you know, like Atlanta,
Atlanta truly is like it truly is like the locale
of of like black demographic and political power in America,
you know, and as as as people you know, the
facto secede, what's already happening, that's going to continue in earnest.
Speaker 3: You know, I believe.
Speaker 1: Palade and another super chat thanks man. And you know
he says something that I think is pretty obvious to us,
but you know a lot of people need to hear
this is Ted Ted Cruz's comments make perfect sense when
you realize he's not talking to you, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Talking to like nobody thinks that way, Like that's the
point always making up people. Yeah, I know that guys
in the internet will be like, oh, my grandma is
a huge dispensation.
Speaker 3: Was was Israel?
Speaker 4: Okay, that's one like eighty five year old, Like nobody
thinks like this, Like these guys are basically talking to
nobody like they're talking to this and manage constituency like
that's why there was some fool uh this video that
went viral on TikTok. I mean was TikTok's retarded, But
there was some Florida congressman what a big like Israeli
flag in his office and some like grand student types
were like what why you know, don't you support the
United States?
Speaker 3: What's the matter with you?
Speaker 4: And the guy was like looking at him like a
deer in headlights, like he didn't understand, like what they
were talking about or something, or he couldn't believe somebody
would object to that. Like these people are they live
in this bubble. They they're totally delusional. They have no
actual constituency. Like nobody thinks this way, you know, like
even quote shit libs or even people who were kind
of out of it, like nobody thinks like Ted Cruz.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think what Palinin is saying is if he's
saying anything to anyone, he's saying it to the people
who send them money, which would be for sure.
Speaker 4: But I but I think it's important to know these
people like Lindsay, like the late John McCain, like the Cruise,
they have no actual constituency. Like these guys, it's impossible
to vote a lot of office. They remain there for life.
They die in office with like three percent approval rating,
like they that's this is not a middling point because
it cuts to the total lack of legitimacy of the regime,
Like these guys have no constituency, Like nobody supports that shit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he put out a tweet on July fourth that
I think he took down, and you know, you have
to assume Ted Cruise isn't putting out his own tweets,
it said, you know, happy July fourth, but let's remember
this idf raid that happened forty years ago today and everything.
Speaker 2: It's like, dude, what the fuck are you doing?
Speaker 3: And then he probably got told to me ratioed with
like rage comments, and he probably like what what's going on?
But doesn't doesn't everybody love his reel? Don't? Don't all
nine hundred million Americans love his reel?
Speaker 4: Know like this, like you think this guy has no
idea about them grabs my rant, He has no idea
how many people live in America. He has like no
idea what actual Americans think, you know, like like nobody
thinks this way. I mean the fact that I mean
the fact that if you live in Texas you have
some crazy wine ant who like loves it Israel because
she's like confused and really stupid. Okay, I mean, but
nobody thinks that way, like even among Normanis if you
if you were to sit around talking about it, like,
you know, I really love the idea of like, you know, Israel,
like what a great country. Like people look at you
like you're you're insane, you know, even if even people
don't find that offensive for ethical reasons. They'd be like,
what are you a weiro? Like what do you you
love it Israel? Like that that's totally strange. Everything else aside.
Your whole cank is I pretend I'm Jewish and love
it Israel?
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: They there was this You remember that Texas town like
six months ago it came out that four point four
million dollars a year was being sent to Israel. It's
like a sixty percent you know, Hispanic town. And the
town people are like, well, and I think we need
to keep you know, maybe we should keep this. They
should stay here. And Greg Abbott freaking Wheels, the governor
of fucking Texas, comes out and says that's antisemitic.
Speaker 2: It's like.
Speaker 3: Like why is Texas even talking about Israel.
Speaker 4: It's like that that doesn't that makes no sense, like
like rationally, you know, and it's like you're gonna be
like a weird bigot at least, like be a biggot
in favi.
Speaker 3: Your own people.
Speaker 4: So like these kinds of like cornpone Texas politicians again,
like their whole kink is being obsessed with Israel and
pretending to be Jewish. Like do people realize how fucking
weird that is? Yeah, I mean they do. It's my point,
you know, but it yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean.
Speaker 1: I think Texas was the first state and I read
about this like ten fifteen years ago to pass one
of those things where you can't get a state contract
or even get elected to the state if you've ever
like signed anything antibds, like like antibds or be the
like supporting boycott, boycott, diavest and sanction of Israel.
Speaker 2: It's like, I mean, it's it's Texas. I mean, how
I mean, how long the.
Speaker 4: I'm getting in And like, mind you, every every couple
of months you hear about some law enforcement officer getting
wasted by some Sinaloa mule. So it's like, you guys
literally you got you guys literally have this existential security
crisis on the border. You know, you've got like cartel
hitters killing your police officers. But your tink is we're
gonna ban anti summitism, we love Israel like howl was sorry,
law that's literally fucking senile, you know, I mean, like
the idea that there's any percentage in that or that
that's how a viable political culture defines itself as laughable.
You know, like this ship's literally demented.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: You uh, you asked the governor of Texas or like
the mayor of some border country county, you know, like
what what what what his priorities are, and he's gonna
start like rattling off bizarre you know, cliches about how
you need to love it Israel. I mean, like you
can't make this up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the someone was mentioning that, you know, Ossie, they
had that concert in Birmingham yesterday whereas would be like
Ozzie's last concert. A whole bunch of bands came in
and Disturbed was playing, and I guess David Draymond, who.
Speaker 3: He lives in Lincoln Park.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he got he got booed. They were booming him.
Speaker 3: He's a nerd.
Speaker 4: He's like he's like this bald fag who like thinks
he's like really cool because he's just like shitty, like
fucking New middle Land.
Speaker 3: And he said, used to see him on Lincoln Park
with like girls half his age.
Speaker 1: He's ever since October sevent he's wearing this oversized pentagram
I'm sorry, started David on his chest, you know, on
a chain and everything.
Speaker 3: Is Yeah, he's some he's some fucking something's some fucking
navig thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So I think one of the you know, one of
the things that keeps coming back up is I was
I was reading this morning Marx's on.
Speaker 2: The Jewish Question, yeah, and just going back over that,
and when you.
Speaker 1: It's so obvious, it's so out there now people are
talking about it. They don't know what the historic JQ
would be about, or even that they're what, you know,
the phrase Jewish question. But people you bring it up
now and people are like, you know, Jews are like, oh,
why are you bringing this up? This is this is
settled long ago.
Speaker 2: It's like.
Speaker 1: You're incinerating kids, You're bombing other countries, You're getting laws
passed in this country that you can't like mention the
fact that, like, kids are being incinerated, and you wonder
why people are these are most Is this hubris? Is
this or is this just what always happens with them?
Speaker 3: It's hubrious, But it's also these people are uniquely out
of touch.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm always using the example of the Leaf Soviet.
Speaker 4: Situation, because there are commonalities and I'm not just telling bags.
Speaker 3: I'm kind of cheaply.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's a combination of those things, you know,
and I if your whole the reason always making the
point that Zion is really like are are totally abnormal
pretty much everybody else, even if you're even if you're
something like rabid partisan behind a nethno sectarity, cause you know,
whether you're a Moslem, you know, either sect or whether
you're you know, like some some Fanian type who's like
really really Catholic, or whether you're you know, a kind
of rabid born again Christian, you know, like Billy Wright
was or something. You still understand other people's motivations and
you understand that, you know, your enemies are are partisans
for a cause like you are. They just have a
different understanding of God, like Zion is literally have no
understanding of other people. It's like nobody else exists with them,
like everybody else is some kind of animal. The whole
world revolves around you, like nobody has an actual political consciousness,
but yourself only you matter.
Speaker 3: It's like trying to talk to a small child or something.
So that's part of it too.
Speaker 4: These people are totally abnormal as as you know, in
the terms we consider uh, you know, normative for like
modern anatomically and behaviorally modern human beings. Like the way
they think is like the way key people thought. Hones, shit,
you're not so that's part of it too. I can't
your audio is up.
Speaker 2: Oh mute to myself.
Speaker 1: A lot of people will say, oh, well, you know,
you have to admire how inclusive they are. They don't
care about each other. No, what do you what are
you talking about? I mean, you don't put you don't
do You don't put your country through what they're putting
their country through right now.
Speaker 2: You don't put your people through that.
Speaker 4: The same these are the same types of people who
now admittedly democracy is a floating signifier that makes no
sense to invoke after nineteen eighty nine, but such that
it has any meaning at all.
Speaker 3: The people who invoke at what they mean is, you.
Speaker 4: Know, these are these as an approval term to refer
to some kind of like seculary humanist you know, basically
in regime terms, it abides like normative conventions. Okay, so
these same people claim, oh, Israel is a democracy. It's like, no,
it's not, and they don't claim it is. It's this
bizarre racial state I promised on this, uh, you know,
kind of radical ethnosectarian chauvinist ideology that openly states that
the entire raisondetra of the government. There is like perpetuate
a racial imperative, like nobody thinks like Israel's like the
Sweden of the Middle East. It's like, if you talk
that way, you're totally out of it, you know, because
that's literally at odds of reality.
Speaker 3: You know, these people in the way of the fuck
they're talking about.
Speaker 1: Well, Palette and Ywiz with another super chat always appreciated,
he to. He definitely wants to change the subject on
you here, Thomas says. Comedy culture question from Thomas from Thomas.
Being in Chicago for so long, have you ever seen
the comedy troupe Upright Citizens Brigade.
Speaker 4: I'm familiar with them, but no, I whatever people are
into is flying. I think stand up comedy is like
the lowest, fucking, most shit form of entertainment, and I really, really,
really hate stand up comedians. With a few exceptions, I've
seen upside when Upright ss in't Virirgade. They used to
have something of a presence on Comedy Central, so I'm
familiar with them, but no, I don't funk.
Speaker 3: With that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: The oh yeah, Lander points out here that they've stopped
doing DNA tests in Israel.
Speaker 2: That's interesting.
Speaker 4: However, the whole uh writer return you got to be
able to prove maternal lineage, and it's basically the same
metric as the numbers. We're like you, you know, like
a quote racial jew is somebody who's has a full
vooded Jewish grandparents.
Speaker 3: So I mean it. The DNA thing was.
Speaker 4: All something of a pr disaster, but at the same time,
they don't really need it to enforce the right or
return or the law of return, and and it's constituent
conditions precedent mhmm.
Speaker 1: Trash can and Jack asks h what do you think
of the movie To Live and Die in LA.
Speaker 4: It's one of my dad's favorite movies. I like William
Peterson a lot. I as a neo nor piece, I
think it. It did a good job of capturing Los
Angeles in the era, but it's it's not at the
top of my list.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's that great.
Speaker 1: Master green Eye says, please ask Thomas what his stand
up exceptions are, and is norm MacDonald one of them?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Norman Donald was funny.
Speaker 4: I like Mitch Hedberg because I'm sure some people think
that's corny, but I I've got kind of a weird
sense of humorous people I might have gleaned, and I
thought Mitch Hedberg was a funny guy.
Speaker 3: And you know, he sadly.
Speaker 4: I mean, he was an addict and he that's what
killed him, buddy. He was able to make a light
have kind of like the weird ass along than he
was able to make light like the weird aspects of
living in drug habit and.
Speaker 3: I found that kind of relatable.
Speaker 1: But yeah, sometimes yeah, well, I mean he he just
had a very odd style. You know, he didn't have
the setup in the punchline. He he was just he
was going through a flow state. I mean, I guess
flow state sounds gay, but that's probably the best thing
I can come up with.
Speaker 4: No, And it's very extremely consciousness and uh like I uh,
I just I just found it very relatable, you know.
Speaker 3: And he was kind of a shy dude.
Speaker 4: It's why I like he looked down a lot when
he was doing his thing, or were shades and uh,
I'm I'm actually pretty shy myself. Like I because I
think people who know me have picked up on so
I guess I found that relatable too, you know, But yeah,
he was great.
Speaker 3: I was sad when he died.
Speaker 1: We got a super chat from Antonio over on Entropy
and he's asking me, but this would be for you too.
Do you know any good sources about the political history
of Central or South America?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know a few, and I'm a good friend
of mine, my friend Dan, he's it's something of an
expert on the region. And he's married to a woman
from I think El Salvador, and he's he's taken the
oral testimony of a lot of guys. He fought against
the communists El Salvador under the Buisson and stuff. He
sent a lot of great resources my way. And yeah,
I'm not some regional studies guy, and I don't have
I don't have any great general knowledge based more library
of resources about the region. But I especially the Cold
War heritage of Latin America, I know something about. So
I don't want to rattle them off without my head, Like,
get in touch if you need sources against sends in
your way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the I think a lot of people would send
you to like Chompsky and everything. But you're gonna have
to understand chomps where Chompsky is coming from. You're gonna
have to be able to sort through Chompsky in order
to read his uh, you know, like else his books
on Salvador and Guatemala.
Speaker 3: And things like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so let's see looking for comments and questions here.
Crypto bomb says, do you think that ISIS was controlled
by Israel or was it more of a gollum backed
with Masad and CIA funding?
Speaker 4: The CIA is a joke. They're not creating anything. This
fhair plunk that vis intelligences n s A, d I
A and a constellation of contractors. Isis very much existed.
It was the It was the Arki branch of al
Qaeda that kind of like went rogue. They weren't created
by some intelligence agency, and intelligence agencies can't just create
nonstate actors that way. The Massad and the State Department,
their notion has always been there there. I always make
the point that the War on Terror America took the
side of the terrorists, like supporting Salafi terrorism, backing these
like tech theory murderers. That's always been the Zionist play
as part of their detonation strategy. That's why I like
to look the look at some guy like a sod,
like a white guy secularist married to a woman raised
in London who was educated as an eye doctor in Europe,
and demanded he must be destroyed. And then like they
arm al Qaeda and declare that like they're like the
super duper democratic forces of Syria.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: So the fact that the fact that the idea of
and elements of Department of State and and and the
U S Intelligence apparatus like backed al Kaita on isis
that doesn't suggest they created them, which again isn't possible anyway.
They this this goes back decades, like supporting Islamic terrors
as a detonation strategy and specifically outfits like ISIS which
preclude any kind of United Front again Zionism only to
their tech theory and you know, orientation and sectarian violence.
Like that's the way to understand it.
Speaker 2: Mhm uh.
Speaker 1: Someone said trashing, and Jack said, mind phaser with Carl
Doll has been fascinating, says he says, I don't know
nearly enough about Vietnam.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Carl is a great guy, and I've been blessed lately.
I'm always blessed that so many of these guys where
friends of ours want to collab with me. But Dell
and Jay Burden both expressed an interest lately and discussing
Vietnam War related content and that, I mean, that's a
research concentration in mind any way, but it's especially timely
because it relates very much to this manuscript I'm finishing
up right now. So yeah, thank you for the compliment.
I'll pass it on to Carl and I really appreciate the.
Speaker 3: Endorsement.
Speaker 1: He actually just texted me like ten seconds ago. Carl
gave a very short presentation at the conferences here on
the how the Right came together the right factions came
together in the Spanish Civil War, and it was very short.
It was fifteen or twenty minutes. And then he started
answering questions. And I went out to get food, and
I'm out getting food and I'm eating food, and I
come back and people are still asking him questions. That's
how much that guy knows. And you know how much
people want to pick his brain.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, he's a great guy in a dear front.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's a question from AA says, has any cartel
shit changed in Chicago since the alleged alliance between Chappo's
Sun and the CJNNG teaming up against El Mayo Cinelois faction.
Speaker 4: I'm sure it has, and that's one of the reasons
why things got so lid in Pilson in Little Village,
but not in a way. I'm privy too, and I
have decent humans about like gangster stuff, but I the
people I know in that world are black folks and
white guys like I am friendly with some Spanish people,
but I don't speak their language. I don't really fuck
with Spanish hoods other than going there to eat sometimes,
and that's trying to be funny. I mean that when
we like the extent of it, and there's an insolarty
to to uh to Mexican hoods here that is kind
of difficult to penetrate. And frankly asked, when somebody don't
want to penetrate, you know, but yeah, I the best
answer I can give is those dynamics were why like
things were popping off so much in Pills.
Speaker 3: And Little Village.
Speaker 1: Palat and YYZ with another super chat thanks man, He says,
I used to do drugs. I still do, but I
used to too. Yeah, h E and b as a
super chatt he says, I live in Texas. It's not
based at all. The only people who think that are
delusional boomers. No conservation happening. Colorado is the blueprint for
the left, and they took it over in the two thousands.
In perpetuity. It's almost accomplished here. The left only needs
to win once and then it's locked in. All the
cities are deep blue.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, Texas is uh, Texas is Copland. It's
like it's a bunch of people like love the cops
and like love the military establishment. It's like not at
all this like rugged individual state of people who are
like suspicious of the government.
Speaker 3: I will say, I.
Speaker 4: What people claim, whether it is em claims of the
political map, I don't accept that for a minute. You know, again,
there's the same people who declare that one day California
just is blue and can never ever ever be flipped
after one hundred and twenty years of Republican dominance. That
doesn't happen, you know, So that this bullshit. I mean,
I agree with you, like I think Texas is kind
of hopeless in absolute terms. There's plenty of cool people
in Texas and as things as local prinitarianism becomes the
kind of order of the day, there's gonna be plenty
of cool places in Texas that, you know, I've kind
of removed themselves from regime oversight and dependency. But you know,
I I don't accept for a minute like whatever the
quote unquote like political maps says about Texas or Colorado
or anywhere else, because they because it's bullshit.
Speaker 2: Well was it?
Speaker 1: If you're if you're familiar with the TV showed Yellowstone,
which is just like boomer slop.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've never locked it, but I'm familiar with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Zech Frisby says, Texas is Yellowstone the state. It's
just basically that's like the mentality of it all.
Speaker 3: I understand.
Speaker 2: Bass.
Speaker 1: Joey asks, is there any justification for the Spanish American War?
In my opinion, America didn't even win anything with that
besides humiliating a friendly nation and getting stuck with Puerto Rico.
Speaker 4: No, I mean, the Monroe doctrine would have been meaningless
if the war hadn't been fought. I mean, so, yeah,
it was grimy the way that the causes belly was confabulated.
But I mean you can't. You're not.
Speaker 3: You're not. You're not you're not You're not a sovereign
nastin superpower.
Speaker 4: If your notion is we allow the Spanish to do
whatever they want south of the Rio Grand Like, that's ridiculous,
you know, I mean, power politics isn't friendly. But yeah,
it had to be fought if America was going to
be a serious player.
Speaker 1: Ski Bum two twenty with the super Chat. Thanks man,
that's a nice one. Thanks for all the streams. I
most appreciate the conversations with Stormy. Have a great Sunday, Yeah,
thanks man. Stormy's Stormy is great. There's a lot of
there's a lot of stuff out there to make you think,
even if even if some of it you're like, I
don't know if i'd agree one hundred percent, at least
he's making you think. So that's a lot better than
what a lot of people are thrown out there when
they just I mean, it's hard for me to listen
to a lot of people now because it's just basically
like there are podcasts out there that are the like
the audio version of cat tured tweets.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they they don't know what they're talking about, and
like that's yeah, this one's going back. It was not
because I'm so smart for something obviously, what owing to
a combination of the accident of birth life experience and
a peculiar and discreete skill set. I didn't just like
one day decide well, I'm gonna like lip off on
politics because I'm like mister beast man. You know, I
actually do have something that contribute here this idea. I
don't know if you get this idea, like, no, I'm
just like this random go I had in a mouth
off on politics.
Speaker 3: It's like, you know, nothing like shuck fuck off. You know,
I guess some.
Speaker 4: And like even for people who otherwise, like I think
would I wouldn't find their pain of objection well, like
that one like idiot like Dan Bill's AIA and he's
like this neath head gipshit who like used to be like,
I'm mister, like steroid go, I like took up artists.
Now he's like, I'm mister I don't like Israel. You know,
it's like shut the fuck up man. Like you you
were like on read it one day and started like
trolling people like Israel. So you decided to like, I
can't grift people by being like, you know some guy
who like screws girls. So now I'm like mister Ridpeel,
I don't like Israel. It's fucking retarded.
Speaker 1: Yeah, ski Bum came back with another super chat and said,
thank you Thomas for your historical analysis.
Speaker 3: Cheers, thank you, no, thank you man, and you're very welcome.
It's a very nice compliment.
Speaker 1: So something, I bring this up a lot, and I
actually bring it up to people in real life, and
it always stops people dead in their tracks because they
don't know how to deal with it. Like the average
person walking like living their life. They there's no reason
they should know politics.
Speaker 4: No, that too, like this idea that that hl Manking
I'm not really a great fan of. Like he made
that point a lot, Like this idea that like every
rando has some political opinion because he like reads the
paper or right by any standard like consumes you know, multimedia.
It's like that's ridiculous. It's like you don't have a
political opinion, Like you have no opinion, you know what.
Speaker 3: Was making the point.
Speaker 4: It'd be like it'd be like if something like a
hobo on the CTA was like declaring he's got some
like theory of quantum physics that he demands be heard,
and for some reason people were abiding it as if
it was like a legitimate position. You know, it's like
this idea like Rando's have like some you know, meaningful
understanding of the political like it's it's ridiculous and nobody
thinks that way of an Americans are I.
Speaker 1: Had Ejasa seven says you're You're the philosophy series articulated
a metaphysic of anti soccre socraticism I had long intuited
but never clearly understood.
Speaker 2: I heard that from a lot of people.
Speaker 3: No, I thank you for the febit.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Oh, we both agree that the going forward, it's going
to be smaller groups. People organically are not moving into
the same area, people who share the same values. I
think the thing we've never talked about before is, and
I'm not talking about like an all out you know,
everyone's everyone's shooting at each other, but pockets of civil
war happening in the future in the country. See that happening, Yeah, definitely.
How do you think that plays out? Is it everybody
wants to say urban versus urban versus rural, or how
does that play out?
Speaker 4: It plays out basically because it's going to be the
pains of that company, like a new order of being.
Speaker 3: Curiated.
Speaker 4: You know, there's a people will both have a claim,
whether it's historical or you know, emotional or ideological or
material covetousness. You'll have people where by a conflict diet
emerges between them only to identitarian divisions or you know,
sectarian ones or you know whatever, like to pick take
your pick, for whatever reason, they covet the same space,
like physical space. I mean, there's gonna be intensive of
that as people realize that the regime no longer is
able to quite literally send in the Marines. Maybe even
if the capabilities there, the political will is not. You know,
I think some people are going to take it upon
themselves to settle proverbial scores or to kind of test
the parameters of this, uh kind of like liberty by nullification,
you know, and and just things like that. I mean that,
but I don't think it's it's not going to be
highly scaled. It's it's not going to be some sort
of general state of war or something. It's there's just
gonna be pocica civil unrest as this process develops, you know,
which is frankly the Norman America.
Speaker 3: In uh absolute terms, it's nothing we haven't seen before.
Speaker 1: Let me see this one first, because this one's a
sort of a fun one. What's your favorite gun or
weapon from a movie?
Speaker 3: That's my favorite weapon?
Speaker 1: Like weapon from a movie, like if you think about
a movie, like like you saw something in the movie as.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I like the I like the Jada Matic that
Stallone has in Cobra. I think that's pretty I like
that movie generally, and I don't like it for this reason.
But my favorite handgun is probably the Taurist Judge. The
Raging Judge is chambered for four ten and I'm I'm
like a year career for four ten and you can
get an aftermarket mod whereby I can.
Speaker 2: It can?
Speaker 4: It can take four to fifty four castle and like
it's the movie Max Payne. So yeah, probably like the
Jadomatic or the or the or the the Taurus Raging Judge.
Speaker 2: There was a Jatomatic in Red Dollan too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, the Fins make cool weapons. There.
Speaker 2: There's a Weapons of Red Dawn on YouTube. I actually
watched it last night.
Speaker 3: That's pretty awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: One one more I got is uh in Blade Runner,
the the the weapon that Blade Runner l E p
D Officers Carrie. It's based on this uh, it's based
on this really really strange uh side arm that was
marketed to off du Be cops and it had uh
four like over under barrels, you know. And for the
movie they like added stuff to make it look like
a space gun and stuff.
Speaker 3: But yeah, like uh it was uh.
Speaker 4: I can't remember what the manufacturer was, but that one too. Yeah,
without my head, those would be the movie gas that I.
Speaker 1: Like, Well, this is an odd question. I mean, I'll
ask it. Did the Germans know that they were walking
into the pale of what was the pale of settlement?
I mean obviously they knew this. Yeah, you knew their history.
Yeah yeah, all right, let's see if there's anything else.
Now everyone's posting up, posting up guns. He said, I
was gonna say Decker's gun. Let's see, let's see up
in air. One of the what was that movie, Denzel
Washington movie Man on Fire? Yeah, like that that made
me like go out and get a block thirty four.
Speaker 4: That's funny. Oh yeah, no, especially you used toe a
lot more on the nose in the eighties. But like
Soldier of Fortune did have issues like the guns of
Miami Voice and fire arms manufacturers you know, like like
like companies that made h like soda pop or anything
else they lobby to get their products like oh, Sunny
Crockett uses, you know, uh a Barretta or something or
like you know, the the and the terminator. There's some
there's some kind of Mossburg pistol grip Mosburg you know
like that that's does really deliver it.
Speaker 3: That wasn't just what uh like the prop guys liked.
Speaker 4: I mean firearms manufacturers that lobby to get their products placed.
Speaker 1: The holes that Jed that Jed had in Red Dawn,
mm hmm, that was John Millius's.
Speaker 3: That's really cool. Yeah, I figure Milius is like a
gear clear.
Speaker 1: It's someone always mentions whenever you bring up weapons from
uh from movies, someone always mentions Hans Hans Gruber's H
and K P seven. Yeah, and then after after remind
them that it's a P seven thirteen because he actually
had the double stack. Because I'm a gear quaer when
it comes to H and k's and I have a
P seven.
Speaker 3: So ands are very cool, man. It's a story brand, definitely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, said the Walking Yeah.
Speaker 1: The Walking Dead was another one that did did a
good job of showcasing guns.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And the lead top character, I think.
Speaker 2: You have Andrew Lincoln. Yeah, Andrew Lincoln.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't it sounds in my tongue. I can't remember.
Speaker 4: But he's got he's got some he's got something that
chromed out three fifty seven of Revolver that.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: I think in the original Resident Evil video game they
featured one of those. And but yeah, it's yeah, that's
very much like a gun, like a gear queer show
cult Python, Yeah, Colt Python.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you somebody. Uh I thought I thought of
one here?
Speaker 3: What was it?
Speaker 1: Oh no, it's just that we get taught. Oh here
was what I was gonna say. Did you know that
Clint Eastwood from the earliest days of the spaghetti Westerns
had it written into his contract that on the set,
if they put a gun in his hands, it was.
Speaker 3: His That's that's wild.
Speaker 4: But I mean that the guy who's an avid shooter,
I'm gonna see why, like it would, he doesn't want
to be. They have to habituate himself to to a
new weapon, especially to.
Speaker 1: Oh no, he got to keep all these weapons all
the every weapon you ever saw in a movie, he
got to he got to keep.
Speaker 4: That's pretty awesome. But yeah, if you're like a if
you're like a Hollywood leading man, you can make cool
demands like that.
Speaker 2: Well there's no more.
Speaker 1: I mean there are, what there's one or two Hollywood
leaving man's now that are like even that cool, and
like one would be like Ryan Gosling and.
Speaker 3: That be it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well no, and yeah there aren't any real movie
stars anymore. But yeah, that's that's funny, and yeah that
makes sense.
Speaker 3: He is. He was a big gun guy, I know
on Eastwood.
Speaker 1: Yeah, over here they're saying al Pacino's f n F
A L and Heat, Heat had A. Heat was an
insane movie when it came to weapons.
Speaker 4: And the Eastwood in Sudden Impact the forty four auto
mag and the auto mag is was a weird weapon
and it had a that was very much being marketed
aggressively around like eighty three four.
Speaker 3: And he didn't have long production run, only a few years.
But the auto mag has it's got it's got a following,
you know.
Speaker 4: And uh, yeah, i I'm not some I'm not some
you're for like overpowered handguns like I think like desert
eagles are just silly. For example, okay, what I I
think the automatic is actually pretty cool. And yes, that's
another one, a runner up for like movie guns.
Speaker 1: That like, yeah, anyone who says if you're if you
own a desert eagle, it has to be part of
a gigantic collection. You can't just like own a desert
eagle and be like, oh, yeah, this is this is
what I keep in my truck.
Speaker 3: Well no, it's also it's not there. It's got a
weird action.
Speaker 4: It doesn't I mean, I'm not like a big gun guy,
but the one experience I had firing one, I'm like,
how can anybody this scenees? Really it just doesn't feel
natural or whatever. Yeah, and I don't it said. It's
kind of a stupid weapon, I think. And I'm not
trying to like insult anybody's you know, preference if they
like them, but yeah, i'd imagine it's like goofballs who
like sit around thinking their billy betas who like it
because it's like over precisely because it's overpower.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: So let me let's finish on this one because I'll
get you out of here. This big beautiful bill that
just got passed. Basically, Ice and Any, basically the whole
umbrella of organizations around immigration were basically just handed a
military budget.
Speaker 3: Yeah it's retarded.
Speaker 2: I mean can they can they make this work? How
did they make this work?
Speaker 3: It doesn't work.
Speaker 4: It's like Anthony was saying the other week and my pod, Look,
the problem with the immigration policy is not that like
ICE or like local law enforcement like doesn't have the
gear they need to like deport guy he's like working
at some shitty restaurants.
Speaker 3: If if you wanted to shut down.
Speaker 4: These uh this this regime of of illegal alien labor,
you basically would just have to audit the firms that
are employing them and hold their ass and the court
and freeze their assets. Like it would stop real fucking fast.
This isn't like some mystery or something, you know. So
it's like just creating, uh you know, creating some some
paramilitary top bureaucracy around immigration, Like what is that accomplished?
So we can have like the Dea of Immigration, like
you know right right by Trump is a piece of
ship and he's like proven that and in the second term,
like what a what a scumbag is you? Know, and
he's all all always about It's just like shoveling pork
at at the military and law enforcement apparatus for no reason.
You know, he's he's he's as bad as Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: Well, the.
Speaker 1: You know what I said was the only way that
you make it work is it has to be started
locally county and then go to state and work out
and work outwards. You can't have one big people who
are local know know where they are, We know where
they are, and you know, you just give a little
bit of that budget and you give but you know,
then I'm watching S two Underground as this guy's doing
really good work on the like one NGO that's left
and all of the safe houses they have all over
the country where they're just basically safe housing illegals and
until they can get them into court and they have
lawyers and all this. It's like, look, man, if you're
if you think you're in a war and you're not
willing to destroy your and you're not willing to destroy
your enemy, fuck you you're Well.
Speaker 3: It's also the people going there's only accidental thing. They
can't be controlled.
Speaker 4: Like well, I was like, so when Venezuela like pulled
a Muriel boat lift action and like emptied out their
mental asylums and prisons, and like if Biden just like
improy al these shit bags, like that's the problem, you know,
and like I was making the point again again, this
idea that like refugees who somehow are all in military
age males from hostile societies are like showing up in Ireland,
Like the idea this is like some accidental thing, just
no wady you can control, Like, obviously this is by design.
Obviously it's being done deliberately. Obviously it's being orchestrated. You know,
this entire suggestion. Otherwise it's preposterous. And yeah, like the
ideal like we need we need some like centralized police
bureaucracy plus too, like isn't that what suppose isn't that
what a homely insecurity is? Like oh, I forgot homeland security.
Now they're like kicking the doors of random showmos reading
child porn and like uh, they raid like trailer parks
to like bust bikers like a handful of like fucking myth,
you know.
Speaker 3: And then and then like they like fist plump about
like how awesome the art?
Speaker 4: Like what what what's homely insecurity exist if it's not
the only immigration, Isn't that like literally their fucking job.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, I mean you're if you're not gonna and
no one's really willing to. We live in a country
where you can freaking get ten to fifteen for having
a rifle that has a hole drilled in it in
the wrong place, and like the you know, the brother
who's raping, who's on a rapespree in your town, he
gets caught and he gets three years, two years or
something like that.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's like I said, like, it's not it's
not that the problem is that.
Speaker 4: Uh well the analogy I used, it's like it'd be
like the nineties, uh you know, Piggy Bill Clintons, like yeah,
stop your complaining, Like NAFTA is the reality. We have
open borders now. So it's like you you erase the
Mexican border, but you're gonna fight the run drugs by
like sending Tactico police to kick ass and some like
fifteen year old cut selling crack like that. That's not
how you do it, you know in this ideal like
we're gonna we're just gonna like hush rush wink, wink.
Look the other way, you know when some uh when
when some billion dollar firm like mass employees like illegal
alien labor. But then like we're gonna show up at
at some like random restaurant in uh in Pilson, you know,
uh like forty deep and like demand people's papers. Like
that's that's ridiculous, that's performative bullshit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's.
Speaker 3: Again, So what does pony and security you do?
Speaker 4: Like why you know like this, the solution is to
like create another like redundant police bureaucracy, Like why, like
what does that accomplish?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And it's other other than like other other than like
you know, giving like Rabi Trump's like security state.
Speaker 3: Uh ally is you know, like a lot of poor.
But that's it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean that. You know you've talked to Anthony.
I've talked to Anthony. Yeah, he used to defend you know,
and he says, may I culpa I didn't you know. Yeah,
But all it really takes is, and I've said this
over and over again, are you get you get caught
employing and illegal, we nationalize your your business, We take
your business from you. Yeah, I mean, just start taking
people's businesses from them and and and and fuck you
who oh capitalism, you're not right wing if you're not
for capitalism, I'm not. I'm not a Judeo usory guy,
So I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, it doesn't make it. That doesn't make any
sense anyway, Like it doesn't you know, I don't you
don't have some like you know, you know this idea
that you're you're you're not pro business if you don't
think that, you know, firms over a certain size of
carte blanche to like ignore the law. I mean, basically,
that's at the end of the day. That's all immiration
policy America. Is it basically saying like, if you get
big enough, you're above the law. Like that, that's that's
that's what the rule is. Like just get big enough,
get capitalized off, and eventually you're above the law. But
if you're like a little guy like you get crushed.
I mean, that's what it is.
Speaker 2: Do you.
Speaker 1: Geomancer says something here that's interesting. He says, you don't
get mass deportations with the energy of what would effectively
be a race war.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, but it's also I mean, I don't
you you're not gonna have I mean, I mean it's
very corrupt, like I said a moment ago.
Speaker 4: But it's also you're not gonna globalism has configured, like
you're not gonna have like hard borders under that regime.
Speaker 3: It's this idea you.
Speaker 4: Can you can sustain globalism has configured, but you can somehow,
you know, enforce a hard border like that doesn't work,
you know, so any any any efforts are going to
be performative and uh, basically capricious and arbitrary.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, for all the same reasons that Marx promoted
capitalism and promoted and said that tariffs were bad are
the reasons why you have to understand that, yep, tariff's
a national economy is good. Reading Free trick List and
applying to today, what he was writing about is the
way to go. You're if you are for free trade,
you are by definition a globalist.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 4: And also even it'ld be one thing too if these
pro business guys, when these guys claim their pro business,
if there was free trade, okay, you can make that argument,
but there's not. There's you got these countries, basically the
countries that are essential or would be essential immterial terms
any free trade regime, you know, like the Blue's Republic,
like China, like Japan. You know, these countries are all
bad actors. Their whole objective is to run like massive deficits,
you know, like to the detriment in the United States.
So it's like you're saying, in the United States, like
the UK and Australia New Zealand should pretend there's a
free trade regime or everybody else just ignores it. And
if you don't pretend this, you're sabotaging, you know, some
sort of a the's some sort of splendid system of
comparative advantage, like like where is this free trade? You know,
I mean like it's every everybody else following an industrial
like New Amergantois policy except America. Like that's free trade.
That okay, that doesn't make any sense to me. I
don't think it's I'm not a free trader anyway. But
it's something that doesn't actually exist.
Speaker 3: Is my point?
Speaker 2: Correct?
Speaker 1: It doesn't exist and to to try and force it
or yeah, and you'll hear this from like the libertarians.
The Libertarians will be like, you know, we don't have
free trade, we don't have capitalism, we don't have a
free market. We don't have Leisa Fair and then when
you know, like Korea, South Korea goes from you know,
basically a third world shithole to what it is now,
which is a hell on earth. Even though they people
they are high wages there, they have no birth Their
birth rate is completely in the shitter. They have no
they have no sense of identity of who they are,
which is what capitalism did. They say, Oh that, well
they're see even that was Look at what capitalism did
for South Korea.
Speaker 3: Also too.
Speaker 4: You want to know what it wasn't quote capitalism that
made South Korea like a top twelve economy.
Speaker 3: It was billions upon billions.
Speaker 4: Of direct subsidies from LBJ onward, which is basically their
reward for waging the Vietnam War. Like that, It's not
just like one day, you know, trade barriers evaporated, so
like South Korea became like Utopia evaluated manufacturing. It was
literally like billions of dollars in direct subsidies. So it's
like a fake example.
Speaker 1: Anyway, let me uh, let me thank Howard over here
for a big super chat on entropy.
Speaker 2: Thank you man.
Speaker 1: It seems like you hit me up every week and
you take care of me. Thanks, we're going to get
out of here. Thank you Thomas for joining me. And
Thomas and I, well, we're going to end this and
then talk about the next episode of the Philosophy of
Continental Philosophy, because that is people are contacting us and
saying that it is helping them greatly, So it's something
that I look forward to every time.
Speaker 2: Thank you everybody. Thank you Thomas for joining me today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, thanks for hosting me.