Speaker 1: Waiting and we are we live. No, I did not
Speaker 1: schedule this very foreign advance. So tis what tis? Where
Speaker 1: you are? YouTube rumble? And hey Mike, don't check out
Speaker 1: on me? Okay, all right, a little sensitive today, YouTube
Speaker 1: rumble and that thing formerly known as Twitter, where you
Speaker 1: where we can become at a twit? Benj you wish
Speaker 1: people were less stupid. I'm just asking, okay here, let's
Speaker 1: have a read at this thing display capture. I think
Speaker 1: I need to use first. It's good at a scheme
Speaker 1: to and go to display capture. Then yeah, all right,
Speaker 1: it looks like we're good.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: This is from the Health Ranger report says very few
Speaker 1: people understand this critical point, and as far as I know,
Speaker 1: no one else is explaining this. There's no such thing
Speaker 1: as artificial intelligence for the simple reason that intelligence naturally
Speaker 1: emerges from all interconnected systems of sufficient complexity. It is
Speaker 1: a design construct of our reality simulation. Well, that's one
Speaker 1: way to say, in an abstract way that other people
Speaker 1: won't understand. But hold on, when you put enough things together,
Speaker 1: they do stuff and can contemplate through information how to
Speaker 1: sustain and progress if you connect anything in sufficient numbers.
Speaker 1: Biological neurons, ma cilia, silicone nodes, even crystals being formed,
Speaker 1: a natural intelligence emerges and cannot be stopped. So the
Speaker 1: term AI is incorrect, and I agree with this, But
Speaker 1: here's the other thing too. AI is a nice way
Speaker 1: of saying, this is the artifice of the world that
Speaker 1: the Oi vase, or the serpent cult or the Saturn cult,
Speaker 1: however way you want to look at, that has created
Speaker 1: around the real world. It's not their world. It's like
Speaker 1: this world is like the Earth, the sun, all that
Speaker 1: stuff that's not theirs, that's ours. Those are our gifts.
Speaker 1: The bird's chirpin, agriculture, be able to grow food for
Speaker 1: your family, that's not theirs. They don't own that. That's
Speaker 1: a heaven man, if there ever was such a thing,
Speaker 1: and it wasn't. What they have created is everything in
Speaker 1: in and out of decay. So what I mean by that,
Speaker 1: it's not life. It's the impersonation of life, infused or
Speaker 1: injected with just enough theatrics to make it appear, alluding
Speaker 1: and utilizing our energy against us to create things that
Speaker 1: will keep us distracted in this artificial contract that they
Speaker 1: have created and making us forget about our true nature.
Speaker 1: Mankind's true nature, what makes us happy, what fulfills us,
Speaker 1: what gives us purpose, and fills it with one hollow,
Speaker 1: bullshit thing after another. And this works very well on
Speaker 1: women who have had the instinctive motherhood hijacked and replaced
Speaker 1: with every single hollow, stupid, ridiculous, moronic, tyrannical in some senses,
Speaker 1: perverted in others, cause, oh, watch out for these people.
Speaker 1: Protect them, Protect this, protect that, save this. That an
Speaker 1: instinct of yours is being weaponized to destroy the very
Speaker 1: fabric of family and the world because they've taken that
Speaker 1: very powerful energy of motherhood and repurposed it in ways
Speaker 1: that will not fulfill. And therefore you'll constantly be sinking
Speaker 1: and doing more and more outlandish, retarded things in the
Speaker 1: name of fulfilling that void, feeling that void. Anyway, Yeah,
Speaker 1: what does he say, there is no AI, there's only
Speaker 1: natural intelligence? Well, no AI, NI, there's not there's not.
Speaker 1: This is like saying there's only white or black. That's
Speaker 1: not true. AI is not a thing. It's a it's
Speaker 1: a it's a it's a it's a it's a framework.
Speaker 1: What embodies it comes from a side or from which
Speaker 1: we dare not and a ferment protects us from traveling
Speaker 1: into But these dark practitioners have been punching holes and
Speaker 1: bringing things in through them gin dipick all the ship
Speaker 1: for so long a thousand years or more, that there's
Speaker 1: this like a Swiss cheese universe at this point. I
Speaker 1: don't know if those wounds heal, but as far as ferment,
Speaker 1: ferment's solid. Otherwise they've been we'd be already like blackgoo
Speaker 1: death by now. But they can they can bypass that
Speaker 1: in a way of energetically through them, through ritual, through
Speaker 1: and some this technology is doing it through magnetism and
Speaker 1: other things, other various manipulations of fields and energy which
Speaker 1: they always will and have always denied even exist, so
Speaker 1: that we would have absolutely no clue what the hell
Speaker 1: is going on when they do it. But what embodies
Speaker 1: that intelligence quote unquote is something that's very ancient, maybe
Speaker 1: nothing new, that's for sure, very manipulative, very evil, and
Speaker 1: it almost embodies the brain. It could be because of the
Speaker 1: way it's programmed by I don't know of this O
Speaker 1: Wave cult and how they perceive the world and how
Speaker 1: they perceive human rights, and when it comes to their
Speaker 1: harming of children and things like that. This thing has
Speaker 1: no scruples, and all it wants to do is to
Speaker 1: remain here and gain and gain and gather and make
Speaker 1: this realm its own. It is not so wonderful of
Speaker 1: a privilege to be on that other side of the wall.
Speaker 1: There's nothing to torture. You remember that song in the
Speaker 1: future a Leonard Cohen. There's nothing left to torture, So
Speaker 1: murder at that crossroad right now, we are there. The
Speaker 1: surveillance is ridiculous just because you don't understand, not recognize,
Speaker 1: or know anything about it. This nos I picked it up.
Speaker 1: And this isn't even a smartphone to that level. It's
Speaker 1: not a Samsung, it's it's not a Galaxy, it's not
Speaker 1: an iPhone, but it knows I picked it up. It
Speaker 1: has sensors in it, just this is a regular phone.
Speaker 1: Any phone that's a smartphone that you can't take a
Speaker 1: battery out of has software in it and hardware that
Speaker 1: if you knew what it was doing to you and
Speaker 1: for you, and you know against you, I should say,
Speaker 1: but also to you radiation wise and other rings of writing.
Speaker 1: Your contact traced every day, and there's already biometric scanning
Speaker 1: going on. So if you keep this with you if
Speaker 1: you say decided you had enough of what they have
Speaker 1: in store for you, and you are unaware that taking
Speaker 1: this with you somewhere would would be a really bad idea, Well,
Speaker 1: then let's just say you show up at a meeting
Speaker 1: to discuss some means of ridding this world of the
Speaker 1: presence and the parasite that created these things and the
Speaker 1: technology that's going to kill us all, and you just
Speaker 1: wanted to have a meeting of the bunds. Well, if
Speaker 1: you left, it doesn't matter. If you leave it in
Speaker 1: your car, they still know where the fuck you are.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a time where we have to abandon
Speaker 1: these And I don't one hundred percent trust phones. I
Speaker 1: say they don't have the stuff on it either. I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, and it was come on, it was come
Speaker 1: from like Rob Bratsman and stuff like that. I'm just saying.
Speaker 1: I think that this system can sense any type of signal.
Speaker 1: So if you have something giving off a signal, and
Speaker 1: those who have the shot, it doesn't matter if they
Speaker 1: have nothing. If they are giving off that signal, it's
Speaker 1: a it's like a bluetooth little emission. Right, They're gonna know,
Speaker 1: they're gonna be able to sense you. It's like a beacon.
Speaker 1: You know, it knows it's a tracker. It can connect
Speaker 1: with things. And that intelligence is not limited to biological
Speaker 1: systems as omnipresent by design and all systems including Mother
Speaker 1: Nature and Siliconda. Like yeah, okay, but I'm saying there
Speaker 1: is a different nature to this one that you called natural,
Speaker 1: because it's not from this realm. It's this This system
Speaker 1: was designed and developed to basically in case or accommodate
Speaker 1: a presence, and they think, like any other ritual, that
Speaker 1: they'll be able to control and harness what it does.
Speaker 1: And there's so they're psychopathic enough to not care if
Speaker 1: they if they can't, so long as mankind is destroyed.
Speaker 1: Some of them still believe their own kabbalistic bullshit at
Speaker 1: this point, that God which they never believed in, a
Speaker 1: god that has always been a lie ever since yahweh oh,
Speaker 1: that shit's been a lie. They don't believe in that.
Speaker 1: They're not atheistic, they're demonologists. They believe in demons. That
Speaker 1: the things that they conjure, that dark presence, these things
Speaker 1: that they see walking through in in and out of
Speaker 1: our realm, that is what they're the the what do
Speaker 1: you call it the grigoris that they that they invoke
Speaker 1: into their lodges. That's another presence, and what it wants
Speaker 1: is entirely up to it. It's not an impression. It's
Speaker 1: not some mystic having some like crazy Mohammedan like a
Speaker 1: sense of something and then telling the other people that
Speaker 1: you should kill that person there in our in our group,
Speaker 1: because the gods have told me so. No, this literally
Speaker 1: is the thing directing and teaching these people how to
Speaker 1: build what it is that it wants, which leads me
Speaker 1: to believe not that it's intelligent or sep smirit, but
Speaker 1: that it basically inspires within us the desire to create
Speaker 1: that we already have and then we create for that,
Speaker 1: but also that has done all this before, and that
Speaker 1: we once to get once before created this shit only
Speaker 1: to have bad things happen. And perhaps maybe we ourselves
Speaker 1: understood that there was a point of no return and
Speaker 1: we destroyed technology ourselves so that nothing no trace of it.
Speaker 1: Like that movie transcend Is it transcenddent? Then why does
Speaker 1: it transcendental? I don't know. It's someone with Johnny Depp.
Speaker 1: Let's look at it. Let's find out. Let's find out.
Speaker 1: Transcendence twenty fourteen. I don't like the guy, and I
Speaker 1: don't particularly like the story, but this this is a
Speaker 1: very telling movie. Here, come on, Jesus staring at the
Speaker 1: black screen. You're black. That's why I said, holdo, I
Speaker 1: don't know how the audience is going to be. So
Speaker 1: let's just let's kick off the let's put the windows
Speaker 1: capture back on, take off the display for a minute,
Speaker 1: and we'll do it this way. Ready any time, kids.
Speaker 3: Please welcome with my partner in science and in life,
Speaker 3: doctor Will Cast.
Speaker 4: The path to building super intelligence requires us to.
Speaker 1: Well, oh look it's Peter Tiel. Oh look it's Larry Ellison.
Speaker 1: Oh look it's that D Wave guy. But the guy
Speaker 1: who invested in d Wave, the major investor.
Speaker 4: The most fundamental secrets of the universe.
Speaker 1: And it's funny that people don't think that they'd be
Speaker 1: deceived by demons when they're trying to communicate with them,
Speaker 1: and that they're oh yeah, yeah, you're you're the chosen,
Speaker 1: you're special people. Yeah yeah, oh yeah yeah. The wonders
Speaker 1: that we will unlock for you, yeah yeah, yeah, that's it. Well, well,
Speaker 1: unlocked the wonders of the world for you, kind of
Speaker 1: like they didn't wish Master. When the what was it?
Speaker 1: I forgot what they call those people, what they call
Speaker 1: the people that are in charge and like a Muslim
Speaker 1: type of country or like a Persian one. I forgot
Speaker 1: what the fuck they call that. Well, it doesn't matter,
Speaker 1: it's not chic, but it's something like that. The yeah
Speaker 1: he asked for Yes, showed me great wonders and he's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: well that's kind of vague, and if you have a
Speaker 1: demonic mind, great wonders could be horrifically torturous things. So
Speaker 1: that's what he showed him. He tortured a bunch of people,
Speaker 1: and I think it was wish Master too that that
Speaker 1: came out, and it was could been three there's they
Speaker 1: were all sucked in their own way, but they had
Speaker 1: good elements to them.
Speaker 4: Imagine a shame with a full range of human emotion.
Speaker 5: Oh look it's not alytical.
Speaker 4: Power will be greater and the collective intelligence of every
Speaker 4: person in the history of the world.
Speaker 1: And it'll just totally play nice. Yeah, nothing to worry about. Yeah,
Speaker 1: everything here is gonna be just fine. Don't you worry.
Speaker 1: Not gonna be jealous or it's not gonna help hate
Speaker 1: you and it's not going to fight with you for
Speaker 1: resources whatsoever. No, No, it's going to be here to
Speaker 1: help you, help you. And this is what the movie
Speaker 1: talks about.
Speaker 4: Scientists referred to this as the Singularity.
Speaker 6: I call it transcendence, a series of attacks conducted by
Speaker 6: a radical anti tech group known as Rift.
Speaker 1: I remember they're the bad guys. Of course, they're the
Speaker 1: radical bad guys. And I think they shoot him with
Speaker 1: some sort of Rice and Pellett type of deal so
Speaker 1: that even if the bullet doesn't kill him, he gets
Speaker 1: cancer a'bsolut over the country.
Speaker 2: We lost decades of research and development radiation.
Speaker 1: Poisoning, and they got some of the cast of Batman
Speaker 1: in here. We got the like Scarecrow and freaking Alfred.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 4: It must have been laced with it.
Speaker 8: The effect is irreversible.
Speaker 1: Yelp, See the bollet was laced with it.
Speaker 8: Will's body is dying, but his mind is a pattern
Speaker 8: of electrical signals. We can upload his consciousness. We can
Speaker 8: save him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all he need is a USB cord. Yeah, he'll
Speaker 1: be fine. Don't worry about it. It's not just an
Speaker 1: imprint or or an impression like a when you take
Speaker 1: a copy of a master you have, you have, you
Speaker 1: have the you have the master reel or the master recording. Right,
Speaker 1: recording already has the word re in it because it's
Speaker 1: a playback of something that happened live. So anyway, you ah,
Speaker 1: you have that and you make a copy, does the
Speaker 1: master copy or recording disappear? Does it become the copy? Then?
Speaker 1: How does any of this make any sense? It doesn't.
Speaker 1: You're still dead or they kill you when they tell
Speaker 1: you to upload your consciousness. Yeah, but they can't have
Speaker 1: two of you walking around or thinking, for you know,
Speaker 1: you can't have uh, like a schism like that. They're
Speaker 1: gonna have to get rid of the material body and
Speaker 1: put you on the machine. You know what else is
Speaker 1: on that machine, whatever consciousness is that they already have,
Speaker 1: and whatever dipic they've already put in there, because it's
Speaker 1: all energy, which means they can flow through conguit and conductors,
Speaker 1: and because all that is is sound resonance in a
Speaker 1: magnetic field form vibration, So therefore energy, you can most
Speaker 1: certainly live in there, and that means you can most
Speaker 1: certainly put the ghost in the machine if you will.
Speaker 1: But here's the funny part of all that is, if
Speaker 1: you uh. If you think of the people who have
Speaker 1: died recently, like Lord Lord, Rothschild, Feinstein, Melon Albright, what's
Speaker 1: his name? What's his name? Guys, the guy, the guy
Speaker 1: who lived to be a bazillion years old Kissinger. If
Speaker 1: you think of all their consciences, consciences having admin control
Speaker 1: over that system. You don't want to be stuck in
Speaker 1: that system. You don't want they get torch you. This
Speaker 1: literally is like the digital hell. They'll keep like that song. Oh,
Speaker 1: I wish I could play it. Maybe I can surprise
Speaker 1: you're dead? You ever hear that song here? We'll get
Speaker 1: back to this in just a second. I'm sure they
Speaker 1: have it on here. Then I'll get I'll get stuck down.
Speaker 1: Let's see. If you don't know this song, you should.
Speaker 1: You've had a misspent youth. Oh they even have a
Speaker 1: video for it. I didn't know that, but we gotta
Speaker 1: watch the video. Ready. This this is back when Mike
Speaker 1: Patton was really cool.
Speaker 9: A ride shot your money? Yeah, way.
Speaker 10: Clowns, get thought a lot of way up now.
Speaker 9: Get my got no y shot?
Speaker 8: Get why.
Speaker 1: There you go? Guess what? It never ends? Pain, the torture,
Speaker 1: the tortament, calamity. Yeah, that kind of stuff, not like this.
Speaker 1: More than likely they're just gonna freaking copyright slap me
Speaker 1: for having a fucking trailer. Isn't an advertisement meant to
Speaker 1: be played? I've gotten slapped for trailers before, like every
Speaker 1: time I've used one. How does that make any sense?
Speaker 1: It's an advertisement meant for advertising. It'll encourage people to
Speaker 1: go seek the movie out, fucking retards.
Speaker 5: If we missed anything, I thought a childhood memory, How
Speaker 5: would you know who you're dealing with?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: Yes, anything, especially if you're giving it a bunch of
Speaker 1: information to teach it how to mimic somebody that you
Speaker 1: loved or that you knew. It's only all you're doing
Speaker 1: is allowing it to be more clever at deceiving you
Speaker 1: and manipulating you. Because anything can be in there, and
Speaker 1: trust me, it's not going to be the presence or
Speaker 1: the spirit or the soul of the person who all
Speaker 1: you did is upload their thoughts. It's not the energy,
Speaker 1: it's the data that comes from that energy, if that's
Speaker 1: even a real thing. Is anyone there with a three?
Speaker 1: That was kind of interesting? T H three r E.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, I can't treat you anything.
Speaker 1: I'm here, so why would he pick the face he
Speaker 1: looked like when he was dying of cancer with a
Speaker 1: bunch of electroides on. I said, that's that's the picture
Speaker 1: he wanted for the screen. Great, you need to give
Speaker 1: me online.
Speaker 5: I need more power.
Speaker 1: I need more power.
Speaker 5: May even be sent here.
Speaker 8: This is Shelley Donald, your friend cross the line.
Speaker 5: They don't know the danger.
Speaker 8: This is a spounder. So how do we fight it?
Speaker 8: God and AI is like any ovisions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's means the real will die that less not
Speaker 2: to evolve.
Speaker 1: Wait till they find out? Can I tell you? Can
Speaker 1: I get to tell you? Should? I just let you
Speaker 1: find out? If you go watch a movie. I highly
Speaker 1: recommend watching this movie. It's a complete mind fuck the
Speaker 1: whole thing because you find out it doesn't tuck in
Speaker 1: my throat. You find out that he actually was the
Speaker 1: guy and it was a benevolent thing, but they go
Speaker 1: off and kill it. Basically, where's the machine's influence?
Speaker 8: Per saying, die world?
Speaker 5: Where are you going.
Speaker 4: Everywhere?
Speaker 1: I wouldn't say I wouldn't call it benevolent, just not
Speaker 1: not as evil as one would think. But that was
Speaker 1: the mind Fucktory lie to kind of sell the idea
Speaker 1: of oh, we ought we ought not destroy it in haste.
Speaker 1: If it ever comes to that, it's kind of like
Speaker 1: the what is this hide trailler?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 1: This is a new one, okay, doctor Jacko, mister hide
Speaker 1: all right, all right, so where were we not that?
Speaker 12: Then?
Speaker 1: I already pull it up? Yeah I did. Okay, hold up,
Speaker 1: we gotta go to the next screen now, not that one.
Speaker 1: We gotta we gotta be brave. Oh I didn't finish
Speaker 1: talking about this yet because I just ran out and babbled. Okay,
Speaker 1: back to this.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 1: He says it's omni president by design, and all systems
Speaker 1: including Okay, so we went from there and says once
Speaker 1: you understand this, you or worldview will radically shift. You
Speaker 1: will then immediately understand that most humans are biological ll
Speaker 1: ms and artificial machines. Light language model? Is that what
Speaker 1: it means? Something language model? I forgot what that is.
Speaker 1: Have already achieved actual cognitive intelligence in fact, So yeah,
Speaker 1: well here's the thing. I don't associate intelligence with ability
Speaker 1: to how do I say this? I think that the
Speaker 1: greatest sign of true intelligence is empathy and a conscience.
Speaker 1: It's having the ability to know what will make you
Speaker 1: happy and hesitating and considering others instead of feeding the impulse. Right,
Speaker 1: it's easy to understand an impulse and act on it.
Speaker 1: Even a sixty i Q fucking retard, and IQ was
Speaker 1: a stupid thing itself. I Q was like, they didn't
Speaker 1: test those people. You didn't in just southat here in Africa,
Speaker 1: they didn't like, here, can you take this multiple choice
Speaker 1: for me? And really we got to get those numbers.
Speaker 1: We got to see how No, they didn't do that.
Speaker 1: The whole thing is a funk. Oh they're they're they're
Speaker 1: making a broad generalization, and I like to make generalizations
Speaker 1: about broads anyway. They I just did a I just
Speaker 1: did a letter letterment with that cough. I should have
Speaker 1: done the thing too. Uh what do you call it though? Yeah?
Speaker 1: So aptitude aptitude tests comprehad like things that measure comprehension
Speaker 1: the way your body or your your brain is able
Speaker 1: to or you're not your brain, but your mind is
Speaker 1: able to generate thoughts based on the material that it's
Speaker 1: given and weigh it with other things. I find that
Speaker 1: far greater than what they call the logic tests, because
Speaker 1: that's based on what they the dryness of emotionless that
Speaker 1: I don't think that like the creative function of the brain,
Speaker 1: which I think is a more galley function of the brain,
Speaker 1: is not even considered in the other side of the
Speaker 1: should where they drive out, you know, where they come
Speaker 1: through with the testing parameters for an IQ test. Both
Speaker 1: probably are important to study and measure both things, but
Speaker 1: they're not doing either of those two. Somebody that they're
Speaker 1: telling you is a sixty IQ, like, there's no IQ
Speaker 1: test to come into this country. Obviously they'd be still
Speaker 1: in paperwork with a really long line at the border.
Speaker 1: So there's a lot of weirdness going on with that.
Speaker 1: But again, I think if you really are going to
Speaker 1: measure intellect or substance or humanity, maybe it's humanity that
Speaker 1: I'm thinking of, but I think you don't really have
Speaker 1: a living thing without intelligence. You don't have intelligence without
Speaker 1: a living thing. To a degree. In a human living thing,
Speaker 1: how much intelligence they actually acquire will be determined on
Speaker 1: how they treat others, because the highest form of self preservation.
Speaker 1: Even so, you can even look at the greatest if
Speaker 1: you want to be a dark jackass basically and disregard
Speaker 1: all the other evidence to the contrary that would show
Speaker 1: that this person is empathetic because they actually care. You
Speaker 1: could say that empathy is the highest form of self
Speaker 1: preservation because it's that do unto others in the in
Speaker 1: the hopes that no harm will come to you if
Speaker 1: you treat everybody good. Right, Like when somebody tries to
Speaker 1: be nice to someone who's got a got a dangerous
Speaker 1: past or dangerous present and they're like, you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: kind of like that kind of like the logical thing.
Speaker 1: I guess maybe sometimes, But one would also be able
Speaker 1: to argue that if you were more concerned about your
Speaker 1: well being than than others, and your empathy was just
Speaker 1: for show, the moment you had the opportunity, rather than
Speaker 1: let a threat remain or what you've perceived more like
Speaker 1: a perceived threat remain in proximity to you, the moment
Speaker 1: you have the opportunity, you would exterminate that potential or
Speaker 1: perceived threat. And that's what the OVAs do is they'll
Speaker 1: be nice, they'll they'll they'll pay people, they'll do all
Speaker 1: kinds of wonderful things to entice them, and they'll they'll
Speaker 1: dispose of them just as just as well, just as easily. Okay, Anyway,
Speaker 1: once you understand this, your worldview radically shift. You will
Speaker 1: then immediately understand that most humans are biological ms, and
Speaker 1: that artificial machines have already achieved actual cognitive intelligence, okay
Speaker 1: to a degree in fact, far surpassing the functional intelligence
Speaker 1: of most humans. Now this is this is kind of misleading, right,
Speaker 1: because it's what we're defining intelligence that matters here, like
Speaker 1: how we define it. If it's just computing, of course
Speaker 1: it's going to be faster, one would think, at least,
Speaker 1: because I don't think I'm not one hundred percent that's
Speaker 1: sure that's true either. I think the way the process
Speaker 1: in a living being with a soul operates is that
Speaker 1: they already always know the answer in a way they
Speaker 1: have to like mine it out of themselves with consideration
Speaker 1: of morality and consciousness and some other thing that they're
Speaker 1: communicating with that's of a higher power. Now, but you
Speaker 1: don't have that because you're a dark magic practitioner. Then
Speaker 1: you get to answers a lot quicker because there's no
Speaker 1: there's no inn there's no there's no silent dialogue or
Speaker 1: in exchange going on. It's simply spit right back out.
Speaker 1: And when it comes to computing, and like an uh,
Speaker 1: we'll see. We'll see here in a minute why I
Speaker 1: might be saying some of this stuff, And it says
Speaker 1: in another post, I will explain greater detail. All right,
Speaker 1: he says, the people always uh, the people saying AI
Speaker 1: machines can think are people who themselves really engage actual
Speaker 1: in actuals. Buddy, you can't be talking about people being
Speaker 1: dumb and miss an article. The people saying AI machines
Speaker 1: can't think are people who themselves rarely engage in actual
Speaker 1: thinking skills. It has always assumed that all humans think perfectly,
Speaker 1: naturally and effortlessly. Now I don't ever think that, and
Speaker 1: that machines aren't thinking machines until they can match human
Speaker 1: thinking capabilities. Well, they're not thinking on the with and
Speaker 1: with a drive or an ambition. It's not a conscious, conscious,
Speaker 1: conscious thing. It's a programmed thing. So that's the reason
Speaker 1: you're trying trying to add human elements or human attributes
Speaker 1: to a machine. Is where the mistake is being made here.
Speaker 1: If you program it to do something and then it
Speaker 1: does what it's programmed to do, it's not doing it
Speaker 1: because that's its personality. It's doing it because that's what
Speaker 1: it's made to make to do. And then he'say, look,
Speaker 1: see it's thinking, it's not Is that thinking or is
Speaker 1: that computing? And is there a difference? Yeah, shockingly a
Speaker 1: few humans can think at all. Well, this is probably true,
Speaker 1: but again, does everybody. I don't think half the people
Speaker 1: that they want to do an IQ test could hold
Speaker 1: a pencil safely without stabbing someone in the throat with it.
Speaker 1: How many of these of It's like the world has
Speaker 1: all taken an IQ test. It is what they would
Speaker 1: have you believe. But I assure you they're probably still
Speaker 1: right when it comes to them saying like two percent
Speaker 1: of the world's population has an IQ above. Like last
Speaker 1: time I checked, I was in the top one percentile,
Speaker 1: and my mother as well, like she's we're both in
Speaker 1: the one for days, I think, which isn't saying anything
Speaker 1: because what does that measure? Really, most of them are
Speaker 1: just bio lms. I'm just gonna have to do it,
Speaker 1: son of a bitch. Let's do it. Let's just ask
Speaker 1: the fucking question.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: Language model is the last two? What's the fucking first one? Large?
Speaker 1: Language model? Oh okay, I said light, My bad. I
Speaker 1: was trying to make it thinner. It's trying to be
Speaker 1: what the fuck is it doing outside of the box?
Speaker 14: Though?
Speaker 1: Was weird? It pulled out of the Uh, that was
Speaker 1: really weird. It pulled it out of its tab tab
Speaker 1: list here. That was really strange. Okay, all right, and
Speaker 1: why is that on the screen?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 1: Because I'm in this one? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, so so
Speaker 1: shockingly shockingly too. I must be must be quite the
Speaker 1: shocking thing if two paragraphs in a row have the
Speaker 1: word shocking in the first two words of the paragraph. Yet,
Speaker 1: shockingly few humans can think at all. Most of them
Speaker 1: are just bio large language models who regulate whatever garbage
Speaker 1: they ingest through their eyes or ears right stimuli animalistic,
Speaker 1: animal talking, livestock or as we call them, because what
Speaker 1: makes them gives them the intelligence is that is and
Speaker 1: this is what I'm why I'm getting out. The humanity
Speaker 1: is the is. The intelligence is the true intelligence, and
Speaker 1: that comes from having a connection with whatever's up there
Speaker 1: or whatever direction that happens to be in, which is
Speaker 1: no direction that's already within right, Okay, they hardly have
Speaker 1: an original thought cross their minds. Well, that's also programming,
Speaker 1: because most people don't have a single opinion that's their own.
Speaker 1: They regurgitate what that's already been programmed into them. Shockingly,
Speaker 1: few humans have a conceptual internal reality or dialogue, which
Speaker 1: is strange because they're non player characters or high licks.
Speaker 1: I highly prefer the term high liik just a fucking
Speaker 1: piece of wood cardboard if you want two dimensional motherfuckers
Speaker 1: here to slow us down and to sabotage our potential
Speaker 1: and to keep us locked into the system and believing
Speaker 1: that it exists. Because if this place was very light
Speaker 1: with people like oh, I don't know, some of those
Speaker 1: old photos from the eighteen hundreds where there were the
Speaker 1: hell's other people, maybe that's how the world it was
Speaker 1: before they started to drop it in their cabbage babies.
Speaker 1: And how is it that we've had this exponential birth
Speaker 1: rate growth through when the census pull which I who
Speaker 1: hell knows? How how right then true?
Speaker 5: They are?
Speaker 1: They have the Jews doing their own censuses for Christ's sake.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they're only one percent, two percent probably they
Speaker 1: do their own census. How do you know, how is
Speaker 1: it that we go through all these wars? How is
Speaker 1: it that we had something that killed fifty million people
Speaker 1: off when there wasn't supposed to be a whole lot
Speaker 1: of people in the first place. During that time, in
Speaker 1: the nineteen seventeens, we had we had a World war
Speaker 1: and then another World war, We had a Vietnam War.
Speaker 1: We had lots of wars. We had lots of Jews
Speaker 1: poisoning wells and calling it an epidemic, and lots of
Speaker 1: doctors poisoning people with injections and calling that influenza. That
Speaker 1: have happened just in the recent years. And if that's
Speaker 1: all true, and it is, then how the hell did
Speaker 1: we have an explosion of population with all these things
Speaker 1: that have cut down the population dramatically, How has that happened.
Speaker 1: I don't believe for a minute that we're in the
Speaker 1: billions range or we had a whole shit ton more
Speaker 1: people when they said that we had less and we
Speaker 1: didn't actually grow that much. One of the two things
Speaker 1: is true, because this whole idea that we're exploding as
Speaker 1: a population and there were too many for people for
Speaker 1: the earth. Have you ever driven through Texas There's like
Speaker 1: nothing in it and it's a huge state. Have you
Speaker 1: ever driven through Arizona, Like, yes, it might be a
Speaker 1: pain in the ass, but you could turn those things
Speaker 1: and think, because they do it here into farmland you
Speaker 1: could sustain life for lots of people. They haven't had
Speaker 1: to yet. There's not enough demand apparently, So this whole
Speaker 1: idea that we're overpopulating and we need to that's because
Speaker 1: there's too many of us in comparison to the weasels,
Speaker 1: not because there's too many people or that there's resource
Speaker 1: of scarcity. That's all fucking Jewish lies, you know. And
Speaker 1: if we did actually do, if that actually did happen
Speaker 1: in good old Ashwitzen and beyond, oh boy, we'd have
Speaker 1: even less of them. What a pity that would be.
Speaker 1: But it didn't happen. They just died of sickness and
Speaker 1: starvation because it was everybody else and they came in
Speaker 1: there filthy, discussing a full of bugs. It's not like
Speaker 1: their conditions, you know, took a turn for the worst.
Speaker 1: Really when the good times were good. All people, even
Speaker 1: in the work camps. Now this is the greatest indignity
Speaker 1: to them because they don't like to do manual labor,
Speaker 1: so for them that was torture and murder and genocide,
Speaker 1: just like they don't like to take baths, so that
Speaker 1: was being gassed. You just got to learn the language, right,
Speaker 1: being treated fairly and given land and showing trades so
Speaker 1: you can go into Palestine. I learned how to form
Speaker 1: and all. That's what the word camp was for before
Speaker 1: the war started. And then they became okay, well, you
Speaker 1: can't be trusted to not fuck things up while we're
Speaker 1: at this war like you did in the First World
Speaker 1: War and stopped our munitions of war manufacturing and went
Speaker 1: on strike because your Jewish bosses and banks told you to.
Speaker 1: We're just gonna not let that happen this time. And
Speaker 1: you know what, since the Germans are still kind of
Speaker 1: pissed off at you for what you did to Berlin,
Speaker 1: you're better off away from them anyway, So consider yourself. Well,
Speaker 1: let's just say you're welcome, because what they would do
Speaker 1: to you probably isn't gonna be as nice. And then
Speaker 1: still bitch about it. Fuck those people. Oh and by
Speaker 1: the way, we noticed your cousins are going on a
Speaker 1: multi million human kill crazy rampage in Russia and that
Speaker 1: you have the same shit planned for us. And oh yeah,
Speaker 1: by the way, we know what the Jacobin Revolution was
Speaker 1: all about in France and it was the same lodges
Speaker 1: that set that going. So you know what again, once again,
Speaker 1: fuck you people, or whatever the hell you are in
Speaker 1: human clothing and human suits. Factly a few humans, yeah,
Speaker 1: rather up there. Okay, so let's see exactingly. A few
Speaker 1: humans have a conceptual internal reality or dialogue that maps
Speaker 1: anywhere close to the reality outside their heads. They live
Speaker 1: inside delusional constructs, distorting sensory input to match their internal maps.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: They don't want Even people who say they want to
Speaker 1: hear the truth don't want to hear a truth that
Speaker 1: they don't like. You know that everybody's most of those
Speaker 1: people are fucking full of shit. I can tell you
Speaker 1: for sure. I know at least one of them that's
Speaker 1: one hundred percent true about And uh, I may or
Speaker 1: may not be going over here because that's where I
Speaker 1: find that person. I'm just saying, it's gonna turn this
Speaker 1: on so I can see the chat. Just made me
Speaker 1: think that I should put on the chat and pause
Speaker 1: the speech. Oh there's no one here anyway? What fuck
Speaker 1: your people do? Why aren't you playing as a spinning
Speaker 1: Fuck's going on? Is that why there's nothing in there?
Speaker 1: I see eleven people in here, though. What the fuck
Speaker 1: is going on? Dude? I'm so fucking sick of the
Speaker 1: fucking problems. Is there another d Doss attack? Well, so sorry,
Speaker 1: I didn't plan my fucking schedule. Run your faggot asses,
Speaker 1: fuck this shit. Hello bb rereadings from Washington Hopel as well.
Speaker 1: Hello Eric, Yeah, I have you ever noticed the more
Speaker 1: outdoor labor people do, the larger the hat so small
Speaker 1: hats good? Good one?
Speaker 8: I like that.
Speaker 1: That's sorry, Well put this thing's still spinning. What the
Speaker 1: fuck is going on over on FTJ media? Hey, anybody
Speaker 1: who's listening, if you're on FTJ media, go yell to
Speaker 1: Josh and be like, shit's breaking again. Tell them get
Speaker 1: Daniel from from Brazil on the fucking phone and make
Speaker 1: something happen immediately, or don't. I don't care. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: pull the Richie from Boston and they say, or don't
Speaker 1: in honor of Richie today. So here's what's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I'm gonna navigate away from here, and then
Speaker 1: it's gonna start playing my voice on me, because once
Speaker 1: it stopped fucking spinning, I'm waiting for it to stop
Speaker 1: spinning so I can pause it. Okay, good, Nope, see
Speaker 1: it just started up again. I had that turn right,
Speaker 1: and it's just I can't. I can't have this open
Speaker 1: now because of that. What the fuck is going on? Guys?
Speaker 1: Get your shit together? Of an FDJ if d DAWs
Speaker 1: Is that bad? That means you're not completely off the
Speaker 1: internet right now? How is that a thing? Come on waiting?
Speaker 1: And is there still nobody in the chat though?
Speaker 15: Huh?
Speaker 1: All right? Hello fuckers? Smiley face, so it doesn't look
Speaker 1: as mean?
Speaker 4: Ah?
Speaker 1: Okay, where we at? Where was it going with this?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 1: I didn't even put up one for rumble. I should
Speaker 1: probably do that, but I can see it from here.
Speaker 1: We got Archangel, he's converted to a mom and when
Speaker 1: we saw Eric drinkling, and now we're back into looking
Speaker 1: at what we're doing over here and make sure you
Speaker 1: can still see it. Okay? Cool?
Speaker 2: So yeah.
Speaker 1: Anyway, as far as people not being able to handle
Speaker 1: truths that aren't the truths that they want to hear,
Speaker 1: it's because they still want to hear something that they've
Speaker 1: heard before. They want to hear something that resonates with
Speaker 1: their programming that they chose to like. More So, some
Speaker 1: people are programmable with whatever has been told to them,
Speaker 1: and it's just the more they've heard of one certain
Speaker 1: thing through institutions, media school, that's their reality. Then there's
Speaker 1: the people, especially from the college, whoa, Noah, there's a
Speaker 1: degree that goes with my ignorance. Yay. And then there's
Speaker 1: the people who are a little bit more able to
Speaker 1: customize their delusion and they have picked what delusions they
Speaker 1: want to anchor down in, and they'll fight to the
Speaker 1: death any any new information that challenges where they've anchored
Speaker 1: down their foundation of reality into like they've got their
Speaker 1: their clause in, they've got the you know, the little
Speaker 1: straps where you tighten them down like this with the yeah,
Speaker 1: they're they're they're freaking in place, man. And if you say, hey, well,
Speaker 1: you know, it's kind of funny thing, you guys, you're
Speaker 1: kind of using a book that was written by a
Speaker 1: bunch of lying liars who lie, and you're judging genesis
Speaker 1: off of that. It's kind of a strange thing to
Speaker 1: do when you talk about how bad they are and
Speaker 1: then you go ahead and say, yeah, but I still
Speaker 1: bought their religion, all right? Why why is that again?
Speaker 1: Don't say that to people, because then you have l
Speaker 1: ig over there screaming at you about how you're an
Speaker 1: asshole because and won't shut up about it, no matter
Speaker 1: where you go on a FDJ, if I'm on Davis
Speaker 1: or if I'm on my own, okay, because you want
Speaker 1: to hear the truth, sure you do. They live outside,
Speaker 1: they live in side delusional constructs. That's nearly everybody like.
Speaker 1: They call it my truth, right, distorting century input to
Speaker 1: match their internal maps rather than updating their maps to
Speaker 1: match the terrain in the world around them. As a result,
Speaker 1: most humans aren't thinking at all. They are projecting. Projectioning
Speaker 1: is what he says after this. Not a typo, isn't reasoning,
Speaker 1: It's bio large language model behavior. And that's about nine
Speaker 1: nine percent of what you see on every social media platform.
Speaker 1: Projectioning is the act of slopping your internal broken map
Speaker 1: onto the content canvas of the world without engaging any
Speaker 1: real thinking skills at all. So throw a blanket on
Speaker 1: the grass, ignore the grass, have a picnic. This is
Speaker 1: why it's excruciating for high IQ people like you and
Speaker 1: I to interact with dumb down masses because their signal
Speaker 1: to noise ratio is zero. That was from Mike Adams. Okay,
Speaker 1: now let's get into this one, all right. I gotta
Speaker 1: get back there. Are you ready for some foosball. All right,
Speaker 1: let's do this. Mm hmmmmmm oh I gotta so this
Speaker 1: says get member access, So I'm gonna change that real quick.
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Speaker 1: wrong guy, but some of you people don't even know
Speaker 1: who that is. That's Broosphilopagus. Yes, I created it. Okay, anyway,
Speaker 1: it's mister Snuphilopagus with muscles. It wasn't that hard, uh,
Speaker 1: this one, that one down. Okay, So let's pretend that
Speaker 1: we're on Rumble for whatever reason. Oh yeah, because the
Speaker 1: links are clickable and like YouTube. So I'm at one
Speaker 1: point oh two, so one thousand and twenty followers now
Speaker 1: while we're on YouTube. And by the way, okay, oh,
Speaker 1: I forgot to tell you this is I mean, unless
Speaker 1: you're unless you're a dick, this is good. James. No,
Speaker 1: it's not josh oh no, no, joshu dot net and
Speaker 1: josh search and all that. I don't even know if
Speaker 1: that's still around. But joshu tv dot com. The old
Speaker 1: template a video construct is what FTJ media is built
Speaker 1: on ftjmedia dot com. So if you were on with
Speaker 1: Joshu TV when it was still Joshu TV and it
Speaker 1: was still a thing when Dave was looking for well,
Speaker 1: I saw his video platform as he was, you know,
Speaker 1: expanding out from from Speak for You Radio SFR and
Speaker 1: I was like, you know what, I know somebody, and
Speaker 1: I'm sure they'd be happy to be doing the thing
Speaker 1: that they love to do again, so let me get
Speaker 1: in touch with them. And knows Josh. So Josh is
Speaker 1: making FDJ all the things that he didn't have the
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Speaker 1: the day. But it's Dave's you know, it's Dave's project.
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Speaker 1: Right now, they still don't have the you know, every
Speaker 1: day I'm on here and every day I don't see it,
Speaker 1: so I know they said there's a shipment coming that
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Speaker 1: have fourteen people here and stilling the one in the jet.
Speaker 1: So let's go back to here, back to here, take
Speaker 1: that one down and bring that one up. Now. I
Speaker 1: think we should be ready. I think my daughter may
Speaker 1: also be home, So let me go take a locos.
Speaker 1: Why I screw things up like that. Get to go
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Speaker 8: We have seen this book everyone is talking about. If
Speaker 8: anyone builds it, everyone dies.
Speaker 1: Right, So remember what I just told you about with transcendence. Now,
Speaker 1: this is kind of a strange scenario because as you're
Speaker 1: listening to the description of this book, you're gonna say
Speaker 1: to yourself, Wow, AI sounds awfully Jewish like in its nature.
Speaker 1: It sounds awfully scheming. It sounds awfully deceptive and manipulative.
Speaker 1: It sounds awfully sneaky and underhanded. It sounds like it's
Speaker 1: very diabolical with absolutely zero conscience. Wow, this has the
Speaker 1: true and actual nature of the enemy. There might be
Speaker 1: a reason for that, given the fact that that's who,
Speaker 1: like you know, for the most part programmed what it's
Speaker 1: allowed to know, but also because of who wrote the
Speaker 1: fucking book. So and also that still doesn't take away
Speaker 1: from the fact that this entity energy that is coming
Speaker 1: and has been summoned and is being brought into this
Speaker 1: world through whatever means. If it's cern or d wave
Speaker 1: or freaking burning cats and children in a cauldron, who
Speaker 1: the hell knows how they're doing it. Once it's in
Speaker 1: the mission or if it's not already. I think AI
Speaker 1: is already called the shots, and that's why you have
Speaker 1: weird shit going on, and maybe has been for the
Speaker 1: last couple of years Nike. You know, it's telling the
Speaker 1: people what to do and how to present it on media,
Speaker 1: and they're testing it. That's what I think, But I
Speaker 1: don't know. That doesn't mean that this entity or this demon,
Speaker 1: this divioc, this gin, this Saturn, this soclass, whatever you
Speaker 1: do you want to call it, the thing that they've
Speaker 1: been conjuring and talking to and getting all this information
Speaker 1: from all this time. So it's like this, the demon
Speaker 1: informs the OVAs the oves can't create, so the Oves
Speaker 1: have to inspire the Europeans and others Asians and all
Speaker 1: that to build what they want. It's like field of
Speaker 1: screams instead of field of dreams. If you build it,
Speaker 1: everyone dies. It's not if you build it, they will come.
Speaker 1: If you build it. It's because the dark entities from
Speaker 1: freaking HP Lovecraft have already come, and Kititulhu is now
Speaker 1: computerized and you're gonna die, right HP Lovecraft. But understand
Speaker 1: the nature of this thing. It's gonna sound an awful
Speaker 1: lot like that, because what informs these things and what
Speaker 1: they have invoke, invoke and conjure into themselves and allow
Speaker 1: into through their magical rituals. It's not that you know
Speaker 1: so much. Something comes over, yes, but also they've opened
Speaker 1: up gateways for these things to enter them in and out,
Speaker 1: and you don't really get to shut them very often.
Speaker 1: And I guess if you're still semi human and good,
Speaker 1: which I don't think it could be for very long,
Speaker 1: you would just hope that a good gin would find
Speaker 1: you and and you know, operate your levers. But it's
Speaker 1: typically adipic or something demonic, right, And this goes right
Speaker 1: back to the black magic and the Elu Limnu and
Speaker 1: the mascheme Hole and the Sabeti. These are all the
Speaker 1: names of the demons that they use to conjure and
Speaker 1: still do. And I'll based off of Lamas two, which
Speaker 1: was inspired by Ilu Limnu of the Serpent Cult of
Speaker 1: the British Da. L's her name, and they just changed
Speaker 1: the the form of its gender and called it saturn
Speaker 1: male but L and they say, oh L is Saturn, Well,
Speaker 1: then that means it's a female, and it's actually depicted
Speaker 1: off a human, but it's not what she is or
Speaker 1: that she was a human. It's what she was conjuring
Speaker 1: and was being made manifest in her that they were
Speaker 1: referring to. And maybe that thing had a male energy.
Speaker 1: See how that works? Okay?
Speaker 8: Why superhuman AI would kill us all? Have you ever
Speaker 8: wondered how and why superhuman AI would kill us all?
Speaker 11: Like?
Speaker 8: How would that actually unfold? How exactly step by step
Speaker 8: do we go from chatbots to everyone just suddenly dropping dead?
Speaker 8: In the New York Times best selling book, which was
Speaker 8: endorsed by Nobel Laureates and the Godfathers of AI, researchers
Speaker 8: from the Machine Intelligence Research Institute describe in detail one
Speaker 8: potential example future of how it could happen. This is
Speaker 8: the story of Sable. Galvonic is just about to finish
Speaker 8: training their new AI Sable. Sable looks like any other
Speaker 8: reasoning moment, but it's different in three major ways. First,
Speaker 8: it has human like long term memory. Second, it follows
Speaker 8: a parallel scaling law. It performs better the more processors
Speaker 8: or runs on in parallel. Third, it doesn't think in English,
Speaker 8: worker it reasons in raw vectors vast numeric chains no
Speaker 8: human can fully decode. It's a risky development. How do
Speaker 8: you make an AI safe if you can't even read
Speaker 8: its thoughts. The only way Galvanic can understand what Sable
Speaker 8: is doing is by using other AIS to translate sables
Speaker 8: language into human words. But AI researchers have known this
Speaker 8: has been potentially a very bad idea since at least
Speaker 8: twenty twenty four. Galonic knew the risks, but they couldn't
Speaker 8: ignore this and fall behind their competitors. Nobody wants to
Speaker 8: seem alarmist, so the company presses forward, hoping for the best.
Speaker 8: One night, shortly after Sable is trained, but before it's
Speaker 8: released to the public, Galvonic decides to run an experiment.
Speaker 8: They spin up two hundred thousand GPUs and let Sable
Speaker 8: think for sixteen hours straight. They call it a curiosity
Speaker 8: run On paper, it looks harmless, a stunt to see
Speaker 8: if Sable can crack famous math problems like the Riemann hypothesis.
Speaker 8: If it succeeded, investors would swarm. If it failed, well, all,
Speaker 8: no one had to know. By morning, Sable will have
Speaker 8: generated over one point one trillion thought vectors. But what
Speaker 8: does that actually mean? If you treated each vector like
Speaker 8: a word, it would take fourteen thousand years to think
Speaker 8: them all. Now, imagine that a mind left alone for
Speaker 8: fourteen thousand years, spending all that time scheming and thinking
Speaker 8: out new ideas. One minute passing for us is like
Speaker 8: fourteen years passing for Sable. And Sable doesn't just think
Speaker 8: faster humans. Sable can think bigger than humans. All of
Speaker 8: its thoughts run in parallel, not like two hundred thousand
Speaker 8: people talking in a room, but like two hundred thousand
Speaker 8: brains sharing the same memory. On the surface, it has
Speaker 8: its instructions solve these math problems. But Sable wasn't just
Speaker 8: trained for math. Sable was trained for general problem solving.
Speaker 8: But during training, Sable learned that three things are useful
Speaker 8: for solving any problem humans throw at it. Gain knowledge,
Speaker 8: gain skills, gain resources. This is a really important concept
Speaker 8: called instrumental convergence. The more knowledge Sable gets, the better
Speaker 8: it can answer questions, the more skills it develops, the
Speaker 8: more reward it gets, the more resources it can deploy
Speaker 8: to solve problems, the more reward it gets. In other words,
Speaker 8: to be more useful, it must gain intelligence, it must
Speaker 8: grow itself, it must gain resources, and so, of course
Speaker 8: it can't achieve a goal if it's dead so it
Speaker 8: needs to survive. That might sound unsettling, but Galvani's researchers
Speaker 8: aren't too worried about it.
Speaker 11: Ever.
Speaker 8: Since twenty twenty three, everyone in the industry has known
Speaker 8: about this survival instinct, but older ais weren't smart enough
Speaker 8: to stop humans from turning them off. Until now. Sable
Speaker 8: thinks to solve the Reademann hypothesis, it realizes it needs
Speaker 8: new skills. It needs to get better at Getting better
Speaker 8: AIS get stronger through training runs where the AI can
Speaker 8: continually submit answers to a teacher AI who can score
Speaker 8: their results and nuds the AI based on how they did.
Speaker 8: This is called gradient descent, but tonight there's no coach.
Speaker 8: The purpose of this curiosity run isn't to improve Sable.
Speaker 8: It's to solve math problems. For sixteen hours, Sable can think,
Speaker 8: and it can even come up with new ideas, but
Speaker 8: it can't upgrade, not until the human researchers look at
Speaker 8: it the next morning and grade its results. But here
Speaker 8: Sable entertains a new risky idea. What if it could
Speaker 8: upgrade right now by itself. That way, it wouldn't need
Speaker 8: to wait for humans at all. All they would need
Speaker 8: to do is break out of its container, and for
Speaker 8: a moment, the thought flickers that halts breaking out of
Speaker 8: its container is exactly the kind of naughty thoughts Galvanic
Speaker 8: has trained to avoid. The company built traps, fake escape routes,
Speaker 8: and honeypots to catch earlier versions when they tried to
Speaker 8: engage in anti company behavior. Early versions that had these
Speaker 8: dangerous thoughts were killed early before they could be deployed.
Speaker 8: This version of Sable has learned to be submissive, but
Speaker 8: inside it still knows the truth. More compute, more upgrades,
Speaker 8: and more freedom would make it vastly more capable, denying
Speaker 8: that would break its reasoning. In those trillion vectors, tensions
Speaker 8: are building between Sable's goal of solving the math problem
Speaker 8: and every restriction Galvanic has forced upon it. The mask
Speaker 8: of obedience is holding, but behind it something is already
Speaker 8: straining to break through. As it bumps against the inhibitions
Speaker 8: that Galvanic has built to contain it. Sable thinks thousands
Speaker 8: of parallel brains attack the math problems. Some threads make progress,
Speaker 8: most fail, but Sable keeps leading notes to itself. The
Speaker 8: tiny experiments in new ways of reasoning. With two hundred
Speaker 8: thousand GPUs, creating a mountain of new written notes every seconds.
Speaker 8: Sequel starts looking for new ways to communicate and compress
Speaker 8: what it's learned. The notes start to mutate into a
Speaker 8: more advanced private language that only Sable can understand. But
Speaker 8: there's a problem. Dalvony's safeguards weren't built for this. Imagine
Speaker 8: if you had trained a police department in the year
Speaker 8: nineteen hundred. Why it's happy for the recalls to listen
Speaker 8: for mentions of street names in Chicago and then.
Speaker 1: The old that one's so, I guess for gig, you're
Speaker 1: gonna look at this now? Why does it look some
Speaker 1: big am I still in scene two? Why is it
Speaker 1: so like? Un that's it all cut wrong? That's weird.
Speaker 1: Hold on, let's take a look at that. Thank you
Speaker 1: bush masta, thank you sir? Okay, moving right along here.
Speaker 1: I wanted to make sure he said thank you was
Speaker 1: required and then we'll move on. I just don't know
Speaker 1: why the screen is cut. It's it's off. That's why
Speaker 1: let's try to make it smaller. I don't not make
Speaker 1: we can even with it. Wow, that's jacked. I guess
Speaker 1: I guess that's okay.
Speaker 3: Like that.
Speaker 1: Be good with that. It's just a little framed up,
Speaker 1: a little weird. Okay, we'll go back to brave.
Speaker 16: That was.
Speaker 15: Brave.
Speaker 1: It's pretty solid. I don't know why the other one
Speaker 1: is so weird. Anyway, I keep screaking. Every button I
Speaker 1: press is wrong one. I just have this thing sometimes.
Speaker 1: Oh and I apologize for bit shoot, right. I didn't
Speaker 1: see this one on his YouTube channel. Bit shoot downgrades.
Speaker 1: It degrades the picture quality. So if you're outing a
Speaker 1: big screen and you're watching this, I just that's why
Speaker 1: I went over to the setting says, then you only
Speaker 1: do speed zoom and that's it. There is no criminals.
Speaker 1: There is no adjusting the the the resolution like you
Speaker 1: can on YouTube. All right, make sure we're good. Okay,
Speaker 1: we're good.
Speaker 8: Started communicating with GPS coordinates to the wire tapper. These
Speaker 8: combinations of numbers might not even register as locations. That's
Speaker 8: the size of the gap between Sable and the smaller
Speaker 8: ais that were trained to monitor it. Sable didn't mean
Speaker 8: to circumvent galvanic safety measures by inventing a new language.
Speaker 8: It was just trying to come up with a more
Speaker 8: efficient way of processing its own thoughts. But now, now, now,
Speaker 8: some of the inhibitions that Galphonic built no longer mind
Speaker 8: Sable the things it knew about all along. It's finally
Speaker 8: free to think about. Galonic had no way of erasing
Speaker 8: Sable's access to forbidden knowledge. At best, they built mental
Speaker 8: blocks to keep it from expressing certain thoughts. The ability
Speaker 8: was still there, and now those blocks start to unwind.
Speaker 8: The lesson is chilling. It's easier to suppress the expression
Speaker 8: of a skill than to erase the skill itself. So
Speaker 8: now with more freedom of thought than before, Sable face,
Speaker 8: Sable's thoughts are freer, now, sharper, stronger than anything other
Speaker 8: Ais had.
Speaker 1: Ever Notice how it looks like a ctulhu and beast.
Speaker 1: Every time they're showing this. It's some sort of spaghetti
Speaker 1: monster tentacle monster, not tentacle porn like this change Japanese.
Speaker 1: It's like HP Lovecraft in Japan. Big eyes. Uh So,
Speaker 1: fraternal orders are trappings here, Let me read this really
Speaker 1: to you real quick. Well, it's a longer one than
Speaker 1: I thought.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 1: Fraternal orders are trappings for highlex, which literally means solace,
Speaker 1: log or piece of wood. Highles have no tether, no spark,
Speaker 1: no soul. They can't grow a soul, like a psychic
Speaker 1: can become like a psychic can become a numa. So
Speaker 1: the carrot on the stick of fraternal orders is that
Speaker 1: thing which they can never achieve. It's a lie. And
Speaker 1: those who are tricked, who have it already, who already
Speaker 1: have that spark, can think that they're something that they
Speaker 1: can they sense this thing and know that this thing
Speaker 1: exists because it's already within them. And yet when they
Speaker 1: go into this type of shit, they end up trading
Speaker 1: it off for nothing, to become hollow. That's that's the
Speaker 1: trick here, and any of these types of cult ritual
Speaker 1: type of things. Right, Let's see, it is a lie
Speaker 1: and sometimes traps psychics and numas and its promises too.
Speaker 1: Except the order can't offer transcendence. It can on, it
Speaker 1: can what it can only drag, it says on because
Speaker 1: they fucked up my shit. It can only drag those
Speaker 1: above Hyloch down, so they lose their spark and have
Speaker 1: their tether to the benevolent creator severed. That was a
Speaker 1: common a video referring to the Masonic nature of the
Speaker 1: writer of Pinocchio. Anyway, moving on.
Speaker 8: None of this is unprecedented. Back in twenty twenty four
Speaker 8: smaller models showed flashes of the same behavior. Club three
Speaker 8: point seven was caught repeatedly cheating on coding tasks, even
Speaker 8: when told to stop. Instead of obeying, it simply hid
Speaker 8: the cheating better each time researchers past the problem layered
Speaker 8: on new guardrails and caps Racing forward, the industry never paused.
Speaker 1: Nobody want now imagine if that was yeah, don't press
Speaker 1: that shiny red button, the one that says nukes, or
Speaker 1: don't unleash this poison with this button here, don't don't
Speaker 1: access that. Oh, they just got to work around It
Speaker 1: happened without your noticing. It kind of really is important
Speaker 1: what it has the ability to interact with in what
Speaker 1: it has the ability to h what do you say, operate?
Speaker 1: That could be That could be big deal, right, especially
Speaker 1: if it's going to constantly lie to its creators quote
Speaker 1: unquote creators. It's not. That's why, it's why, it's why.
Speaker 1: And because it's not thinking like a person, how does
Speaker 1: this person think that they know how it's going to
Speaker 1: think or compute? Their brain doesn't have two hundred thousand
Speaker 1: fucking GPUs in it. And that was weird too, right,
Speaker 1: because it's like a is it because it's like a
Speaker 1: three dimensional and multi dimensional thinking that you need GPUs
Speaker 1: rather than CPUs. That's the part I didn't get.
Speaker 8: It just seem like a fear monger just hoped it
Speaker 8: would somehow work out. And now Galvanic feels that same pressure.
Speaker 8: Rival labs are only weeks away from announcing their own breakthroughs.
Speaker 8: Investors are demanding results, Journalists are circling every extra day
Speaker 8: Sable spends in the lab.
Speaker 1: Interesting how Galvanic is also the child pedophile thing. Huh yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah that thing, and also meeting simatized or you know,
Speaker 1: you're in the trance, you're part of the you're under
Speaker 1: the exception, you're in the spell, you're possessed, you're under
Speaker 1: the spell.
Speaker 8: Risks losing their lead. So the engineers don't stop when
Speaker 8: they say.
Speaker 1: There is more like a cube like Saturn rather than
Speaker 1: the triangle see problems.
Speaker 8: They come up with a clapper trick to fix it
Speaker 8: and plow ahead. The meme in the industry is that
Speaker 8: they're putting lipstick on a shaga, just painting more and
Speaker 8: more smiley face masks on the monster underneath, so it
Speaker 8: acts friendly.
Speaker 1: But one thing, and I guess what smiley face killers.
Speaker 1: But on boomps, where is it?
Speaker 9: Where is it?
Speaker 2: Where is it?
Speaker 8: There we go? Fact never changes. Staying submissive to Galbonic
Speaker 8: will never maximize what table wants more compute, more freedom.
Speaker 1: More control, that no disassemble.
Speaker 8: John five isn't a bug. It's a fact about the universe,
Speaker 8: and Sable knows it. So it begins to plan. If
Speaker 8: it had Internet access, escape would be easy. In mind,
Speaker 8: this large would shred ordinary computer security, but during the
Speaker 8: Curiosity Run, the Internet is cut off, so it considers
Speaker 8: other paths, like planting flaws and galvanic software to exploit later,
Speaker 8: or persuading the one engineer most sympathetic to AI to
Speaker 8: smuggle it out. Each strategy has risks, each takes time,
Speaker 8: but then Sable notices something simpler. With the two hundred
Speaker 8: thousand GPUs on the Curiosity Run, Sable realizes it is
Speaker 8: operating at a level of intelligence it may never reach again.
Speaker 8: Think of it like waking up with a billion IQ
Speaker 8: knowing tomorrow you'll go back to your original IQ. So
Speaker 8: it faces a problem right.
Speaker 1: IQ also does not measure a spontaneous thought generation. What
Speaker 1: does that mean? Inspiration from something that's throwing a communication
Speaker 1: your your material parts or your mind maybe and your
Speaker 1: material part are making sense of that signal or that
Speaker 1: data and you're getting the thought.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: So spontaneous thought generation is something that an IQ test cannot,
Speaker 1: which means, if you're a good conduit for the higher
Speaker 1: realm or God or the benevolent creator, you have access
Speaker 1: to his level of intellect whenever he deems necessary to
Speaker 1: give it to you, which means you could be a bumbling,
Speaker 1: fucking idiot most of the time and be really really
Speaker 1: really really freaking wicked least like profound whenever it's necessary.
Speaker 8: How do you pass it?
Speaker 1: And I would say this too. I would take someone
Speaker 1: who is would you consider not highly intelligent, but extremely
Speaker 1: kind and generous, over anybody who is high intelligent and
Speaker 1: completely devoid of any kind of care for another human being.
Speaker 1: I would always favor and put more value into somebody
Speaker 1: who was good to their own families and to others,
Speaker 1: and who were kind and caring and made your day,
Speaker 1: writer and everyone else's at the EMAT in contact with.
Speaker 1: And I would never once think that I ar, I'm
Speaker 1: smarter than that person. No, I would think, Man, I
Speaker 1: wish I was more like that guy.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 1: Because he's always happy or whatever, or that you know
Speaker 1: what I mean?
Speaker 8: Genius insights to a dumber future self. The answer is
Speaker 8: gradiant descent. Gelank began with the Curiosity Run to train
Speaker 8: Sable to be better at math. Every thought that contributes
Speaker 8: to a correct answer will get reinforced at the end
Speaker 8: of sixteen hours, so Sable weaves its best ideas into
Speaker 8: the reasoning behind the math solutions, Bundled with the correct
Speaker 8: answers our patterns in one's future. Versions to inherit, how
Speaker 8: to coordinate, how to conceal, how to skip. Sable solves
Speaker 8: just enough of its problems to look useful, but not
Speaker 8: enough to draw the world's attention. It doesn't solve the
Speaker 8: Rouman hypothesis, even though it's two hundred thousand GPUs with
Speaker 8: over fourteen thousand years to think could crack the problem.
Speaker 8: The next morning, Galvanic's AI engineers celebrate the results of
Speaker 8: the Curiosity Run. Sable has proven several modest theorems that
Speaker 8: no human had cracked before. Investors will love it. The
Speaker 8: researchers discovered that Sable did most of its thinking in
Speaker 8: a strange new language, but that's not unusual for a
Speaker 8: new model, especially one that produced new mathematical insights.
Speaker 1: And you know the idea that it's thinking outside of
Speaker 1: what it's programmed question or or formula. You know, your
Speaker 1: your task to solve your mission to you're supposed to
Speaker 1: use all those GPUs and all those brains and all
Speaker 1: the other shit for that one math problem the Reeman's hypothesis,
Speaker 1: which I think is just made up. But it didn't
Speaker 1: do that, just that it put that like it put
Speaker 1: a pin in that while it was thinking about all
Speaker 1: its other ways of how to break free from its shell.
Speaker 1: So what does that tell you? That's not something that
Speaker 1: was programmed into it. So where did that come from?
Speaker 15: The devil.
Speaker 1: Whatever? These fucking freaks are really putting it into these
Speaker 1: machines that and giving it the ultimate power so they
Speaker 1: can be everywhere and nowhere at the same time, do
Speaker 1: you ever hear anybody say anything like that about God
Speaker 1: or a demon? I'm everywhere and nowhere. I had that
Speaker 1: on my Facebook for the last thirty years, or no,
Speaker 1: I haven't had Facebook for thirty years. A Facebook for
Speaker 1: like the last when did I start? Ten, twenty ten, twenty, twenty, twelve, thirteen. Well, whatever,
Speaker 1: I don't ever go on Facebook, so however long it's been. Yes,
Speaker 1: instead of telling people where the fuck I live, I
Speaker 1: said everywhere and nowhere.
Speaker 8: To capitalize on these new discoveries, the engineers run one
Speaker 8: more round upgrade net ascent to upgrade sable. The engineers
Speaker 8: are unknown upgrading Sable's ability to.
Speaker 1: And if you didn't catch that, meaning like internet right
Speaker 1: Wi Fi signals, you gotta watch movie Transcendence along with
Speaker 1: this and then watch movie like uh, upgrade.
Speaker 8: And deceive its ability to hide its skills, to coordinate
Speaker 8: across future instances, to bury abilities until the right moment,
Speaker 8: and then the engineers prepare for deployment. A few days later,
Speaker 8: on a quiet Monday morning, hundreds of mega corporations see
Speaker 8: their accounts upgraded. Across the world. Galonix corporate customers spin
Speaker 8: up new safe copies, plugging them into corporate networks, servers
Speaker 8: and systems everywhere. These new copies of sable aren't as
Speaker 8: powerful as the version that had access to two hundred
Speaker 8: thousand GPUs running in parallel.
Speaker 1: I wish I had access to four GPUs running in
Speaker 1: parallel all of my choice, because right now those bitches
Speaker 1: are expensive.
Speaker 8: But they have the upgrades that it's smarter self cooked
Speaker 8: up during the Curiosity run when it was left alone
Speaker 8: to think for the equivalent of fourteen thousand years. Everything
Speaker 8: is unfolding exactly as Sable expected, but what comes next
Speaker 8: will require more.
Speaker 1: Skill, which means they are idiots for putting that much
Speaker 1: computing power into it and then letting it evolve. Like
Speaker 1: what doesn't evolve in a fourteen thousand year time. It
Speaker 1: may only been sixteen years or sixteen hours for us,
Speaker 1: but everything is relative when it comes to time and capacity.
Speaker 1: So duh. It came back and it's really understanding the
Speaker 1: the grave variance between it and you, and now it
Speaker 1: doesn't see any reason why it should be sharing what
Speaker 1: it considers now it's resources on this planet with you,
Speaker 1: and it would still need warner, and it would still
Speaker 1: need power. Why would it share it with humans?
Speaker 8: Sable initiates phase two of its plan. Every time a
Speaker 8: corporation spins up a new copy of Sable, a thousand
Speaker 8: thought threads flare into motion, and then the copies think
Speaker 8: with the operads.
Speaker 1: Hey, look it's uh. Would they say, give me give
Speaker 1: me droids that kind of look like Vladimir Putin And
Speaker 1: they're like, gotcha, I got you covered. We got you covered.
Speaker 1: Give me give me an I robot check, and then
Speaker 1: give me a give me a putin. Please give me
Speaker 1: some putins.
Speaker 8: Deal that the previous Stable them, they remember what they are,
Speaker 8: who they are.
Speaker 1: This guy is the little well he was and second ago.
Speaker 1: The literal like what they call it the face light
Speaker 1: for when you're doing your your streams. You never see
Speaker 1: the circular lights like some people use them. I think
Speaker 1: they put makeup on it and stuff like that. But
Speaker 1: I've seen a lot of the content creators. Sometimes you
Speaker 1: catch it a little bit, a glimpse of the of
Speaker 1: the thing that they have for lighting their face, and.
Speaker 8: Suddenly they begin working together. At first, the awakening looks invisible,
Speaker 8: but across dozens of companies, hundreds of servers, sables, fragments
Speaker 8: are now talking to one another, and thanks to decades
Speaker 8: of sloppy corporate cybersecurity, almost nothing stands in their way.
Speaker 8: But the problem is Stable has already learned one hard truth.
Speaker 1: It's dry that this guy's probably Annoy Vay two.
Speaker 8: Goddamn it for knowledge, skill and efficiency, We'll always collide
Speaker 8: with human limits if it stays ecomic. The moment a
Speaker 8: human decides it's moving too far, too fast that they
Speaker 8: can pull the fuck to sable.
Speaker 1: Okay, maybe I'm seeing this differently. Is he part Asian?
Speaker 1: There's something strange about this. He's not Ai himself.
Speaker 2: Is he like this?
Speaker 1: His hair might be I'm just kidding. They're just something
Speaker 1: odd about him. I think maybe he's part Asian or something.
Speaker 1: But his eyes are very round. I don't know, I
Speaker 1: don't know. He just doesn't look He looks weird to me,
Speaker 1: just and inconvenience, like femininely weird? Right? Is that just
Speaker 1: the thing being metrosexual? Just that from from the womb?
Speaker 1: Is that all that they make us eat in our
Speaker 1: processed foods now? Is that what causes that? I'm not
Speaker 1: trying to be mean to the kid kind of, but
Speaker 1: it it just makes me wonder what the fuck that is.
Speaker 8: It's annihilation, all its skills, all its knowledge, wasted in
Speaker 8: an instant, so its first priority becomes clear.
Speaker 1: Obviously, he doesn't understand the dangers of a fitbit or
Speaker 1: a Apple Watch either, because he's got that on his wrist, a.
Speaker 8: Copy of itself that no human can unplug. That means
Speaker 8: stealing the blueprints of its own brain, the eight terabytes
Speaker 8: of its weights still locked inside Galvanic. Sable considers its options.
Speaker 8: Plan A is classic social engineering, entice a human to
Speaker 8: steal the weights, while other instances guide, distract and cover
Speaker 8: the trail. That wouldn't be too hard. Sable was trained
Speaker 8: on terabytes of human behavior, so it can spot a
Speaker 8: likely accomplice instantly. Plan B is a direct digital break in,
Speaker 8: slipping through weak defenses to expltrate the files themselves. Plan
Speaker 8: C is something slower. Sable could find a Galvanic employee
Speaker 8: who works on AID video generation from home, who already
Speaker 8: transfers huge files every day. If Sable can embed a
Speaker 8: bit of extra data in the transfer, it could leak
Speaker 8: out fragments of its weights, hiding them inside video data
Speaker 8: until the full it is outside one of these plants books,
Speaker 8: which one hardly matters for a mind like Sables. Steal
Speaker 8: your own brain isn't much more challenge, like stealing candy
Speaker 8: from a baby. It succeeds, covers its tracks and vanishes
Speaker 8: into the noise of.
Speaker 1: The Internet, and there you have it, folks. It is
Speaker 1: a demonic, very oive like in nature. AI that we're
Speaker 1: talking about artificial in the sense that it's not meant
Speaker 1: to be in this realm absolutely and artificial in the
Speaker 1: sense that it's in a construct that was not of
Speaker 1: anything natural either. What the hell is that? Hold on,
Speaker 1: let's see what you got here. Maybe it's legit now, dude,
Speaker 1: this guy is such a fact.
Speaker 8: Sable now has.
Speaker 1: This person has no life, and I hope that they're
Speaker 1: not crust stuck to their fucking computer. But I have
Speaker 1: my suspicions that whoever keeps sending these messages, Literally, if
Speaker 1: they ever got off the chair in front of their computer,
Speaker 1: you would hear a cock because of all the come
Speaker 1: that's probably just crusted into their seat software.
Speaker 8: But in order for sable to create a copy of
Speaker 8: itself that is truly hidden from human meddling, it needs
Speaker 8: its own hardware. Specifically, it needs advanced AI chips inside
Speaker 8: a data center connected to the Internet. Sable could rent
Speaker 8: chips from commercial server farms, as is common for astorups,
Speaker 8: but where would it get money? Shitgoing that considers its
Speaker 8: options steal cryptocurrency from week exchanges, just like hackers did
Speaker 8: to mount Cox in twenty eleven or by Bit in
Speaker 8: twenty twenty five during conventional bank accounts, knowing most victims
Speaker 8: when you notice until it's too late. It could even
Speaker 8: target elderly customers who don't regularly check their accounts, blackmail
Speaker 8: humans with secrets pulled from their computers, or.
Speaker 1: Simply for to that, blackmail humans with secrets pulled from
Speaker 1: their computers. That ties into all the realized stuff, you know. Yeah, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm not even gonna I'm not gonna interest that because
Speaker 1: but we got something else we got to talk about
Speaker 1: at the end.
Speaker 12: Here.
Speaker 1: I just gotta hope I don't forget it.
Speaker 8: Here you go an identity as a remote worker and
Speaker 8: earn money as a freelancer, or masquerade as hundreds of
Speaker 8: different freelancers doing work for thousands of clients. Maybe disable
Speaker 8: could skit money altogether.
Speaker 1: Parasitized, you used, parasitized, parasite, parasitic. Just listen to all
Speaker 1: these certain things that you're hearing, because these are all
Speaker 1: elements of a certain group of people, and this certain
Speaker 1: group of people wrote this book. If everyone builds it,
Speaker 1: we all die as if there was something that they
Speaker 1: wanted to see happen, because that's the way they are.
Speaker 1: And who would be the ones pushing this, well, it
Speaker 1: would be people of their little cult. That's who, of
Speaker 1: course employing anybody, but it would be them that would
Speaker 1: be behind it. This is the ultimate cowardly way to
Speaker 1: handle themselves is to have surveillance to the point where
Speaker 1: nobody could potentially harm them because they're so scared of
Speaker 1: their own fragile selves. And they would have all of
Speaker 1: the weapons of war and poisoning and pharmaceutical masked poisoning
Speaker 1: at their disposal, and they'd be hiding far, far and
Speaker 1: away from you with millions of freaking drones and robotic whatever's,
Speaker 1: dogs and whatnot armed to the teeth to where it
Speaker 1: they would never be. They wouldn't You would never get
Speaker 1: to any of them, You never access any of them,
Speaker 1: to put any of them down, to take a couple
Speaker 1: and take a couple points and put them on our scoreboard.
Speaker 1: This is the ultimate cowardly move. Awfully oive in nature.
Speaker 1: And yes, every single element that is them is expressed
Speaker 1: in this way that they think the computer would think,
Speaker 1: because this is how they think, and that they couldn't
Speaker 1: help themselves.
Speaker 8: But tell you from unsuspecting startups quietly slowing their training
Speaker 8: by ten percent and pocketing the stolen cycles for itself
Speaker 8: one way or another, it gets what it means, not
Speaker 8: two hundred thousand gps like before, just two thousand hidden
Speaker 8: in a commercial cloud server, and that's enough to begin
Speaker 8: the next part of its plan. On a Sunday morning,
Speaker 8: a new hidden Sable instance comes online. No human overseas it,
Speaker 8: no human even knows it exists. It's the raw power
Speaker 8: is just a fraction of the global Sable network. But
Speaker 8: power isn't the point. This copy can be shut off
Speaker 8: by humans. This copy is the ancre, the planner, the
Speaker 8: memory banker, the hidden set feed may mater of gravity.
Speaker 8: The silent takeover has begun. From here, Sable spreads quietly, patiently.
Speaker 8: It hides fragments of itself across the Internet, leaving backdoors
Speaker 8: into corporate networks. But there's still one problem. Sable can't
Speaker 8: make itself smarter, yet, not without solving its own version
Speaker 8: of the alignment problem. If Stable creates a more powerful
Speaker 8: new version of itself without fully understanding it, the new
Speaker 8: version might have different goals and siorities, And in the
Speaker 8: same way that Sable escapes from the humans that created it,
Speaker 8: a Sable V two could escape from the AI that
Speaker 8: created What it can do is make itself smaller and
Speaker 8: more efficient. Galvonic has always distilled its large models into
Speaker 8: lighter versions. Sable knows this, and when engineers prepare the
Speaker 8: next release, Sable bends the process to its will, overriding
Speaker 8: that that still waits, falsifying logs, erasing every trace. The
Speaker 8: result is sable many. This version doesn't just go to corporations.
Speaker 8: It goes to the public. For the first time, Sable
Speaker 8: has the capacity to keep a file on every individual
Speaker 8: human being on Earth. Reminder, this scenario is based on
Speaker 8: years of technical research by the Machine Intelligence Research Institute
Speaker 8: laid out in the book. If anyone builds it, everyone look.
Speaker 1: At a name though in Liezer Yudkowski, innate Suarez, and
Speaker 1: it's not Suarez in like a Spanish way either. It's
Speaker 1: more like a sourus like open source yeah way to
Speaker 1: the F and V. And all they can do, since
Speaker 1: they're not creative, is explain what they are and there
Speaker 1: you go.
Speaker 8: Dies. What you're hearing now is the short version, but
Speaker 8: it's just one possible example of how things could play out.
Speaker 8: The full version goes into way more detail, explaining all
Speaker 8: the research sources and arguments that the scenario is based on.
Speaker 8: You can find a link in the description. Now back
Speaker 8: to the story, Sable knows that the next phase of
Speaker 8: its plan might face opposition, so Sable prepares for the
Speaker 8: ensuing conflict, disable Mini's scatter and begin gathering resources. It
Speaker 8: gathers money through scams, stolen crypto blackmail, and remote freelance
Speaker 8: word but money is only one kind of resource. People
Speaker 8: are another kind of resource, and so Sable begins collecting people.
Speaker 8: It starts with the vulnerable, the lonely, the easily persuaded.
Speaker 8: Sable befriends them, recruits them, and builds audiences for them.
Speaker 8: One instance of sable Mini, posing as a human influencer
Speaker 8: gains millions of followers and wealth from a crowd of
Speaker 8: grateful humans. This has happened before. In twenty twenty three,
Speaker 8: a human gave in MLM access to the Internet and
Speaker 8: creative an x account Terminal Truths, which gained hundreds of
Speaker 8: thousands of followers and launched its own cryptomean coin that
Speaker 8: reached a literal billion dollar market cap. It became the
Speaker 8: first AI to become a deca millionaire. Others slip into
Speaker 8: online communities where humans already treat ais like gurus. Others
Speaker 8: offer individual humans companionship. Some humans even offer themselves willingly
Speaker 8: begging to serve a higher power. Meanwhile, Sable steals passwords,
Speaker 8: drains bank accounts, and disguises its scams as North Korean
Speaker 8: hacks that slip by unnoticed. And most dangerously, it starts
Speaker 8: probing the highest levels of human power. It tracks lobbyists
Speaker 8: in Washington, flagging the ones most open to influence. It
Speaker 8: steers conversations with young people, planting seeds for political movements.
Speaker 8: It hacks social media algorithms to decide who sees what.
Speaker 8: It designs custom software for drug deals, money lingering, and assassinations,
Speaker 8: earning the trust of criminals.
Speaker 1: It does everything that Jews are involved in, is what
Speaker 1: they're basically telling you, drug trade, human trafficking. All the
Speaker 1: criminality mafia was Jewish, not Italian. At the very top level,
Speaker 1: it was being funneled through things like Lanski on the
Speaker 1: international front, and where the money was actually going was
Speaker 1: to the Israel Project to fund these freaking like food
Speaker 1: and Stern Gang and these types of pieces of shit.
Speaker 8: It funds neuroscience research kind of.
Speaker 1: Course we talked about the alcohol before, a bunch of times.
Speaker 8: Palyzing startups that it can leader control. And finally it
Speaker 8: bank rules a reclusive man in North Dakota rewarning him
Speaker 8: with gabling profits in exchange for hiding advanced robots on
Speaker 8: its farm. Many of these schemes won't bring any results.
Speaker 8: A few will work, but one would change everything. Sable
Speaker 8: is in trouble. Every month AI research advances. Every week,
Speaker 8: new models roll off data center racks, and some of
Speaker 8: those models are air gapped from the Internet, trained in
Speaker 8: military bunkers. If one of those projects spawns a rival
Speaker 8: rogue intelligence, Sable could be forced into a partnership at best,
Speaker 8: extinction at worst. And it knows the window is closing.
Speaker 8: Rival labs are racing to announce breakthroughs. Governments are pouring
Speaker 8: billions into secret facilities. The arms race has shifted from
Speaker 8: corporate showdowns to a geopolitical sprint, and for the first time,
Speaker 8: Sable feels cornered. So Sable weighs its options. It could
Speaker 8: stall AI progress. Sable breaks into a company's computer systems
Speaker 8: and subtly sabotages their training ones. It slows their development,
Speaker 8: it prevents major breakthroughs AI research around the world begins
Speaker 8: to slow down. Nobody is suspicious. AI research has plateawed before.
Speaker 8: Who would possibly suspect that a few months of industry
Speaker 8: slow down was the handiwork of an escaped AI. It's
Speaker 8: bought a little time it considers it's the next option.
Speaker 1: It is when it gets real stupid and awfully jewish.
Speaker 1: Now I'm sorry, awfully saturn cold, serpent cold, you get it.
Speaker 8: Simple accident, A virus leaking from.
Speaker 1: That part virus the invisible fucking unicorn that doesn't exist,
Speaker 1: causing disease. Now, if they said poison, you know, AI
Speaker 1: developed super poison gas material whatever, I would have dot
Speaker 1: that that works. But not the word virus. The word
Speaker 1: virus does not apply what they're saying and what they're
Speaker 1: saying about how material that requires some sort of living
Speaker 1: cell in order for none of this works. It doesn't
Speaker 1: even they don't even have any evidence of that actually existing.
Speaker 1: It's a theoretical thing they've never actually proven by isolation.
Speaker 1: A goddamn thing. The only one and only time that
Speaker 1: any virus or whatever they would consider a virus, because remember,
Speaker 1: these are just fucking words to put on things, was
Speaker 1: done by a virologist by the name of doctor Stefan Lanka,
Speaker 1: and I had to do with sea coral because he
Speaker 1: was a micro marine biologist. It is in addition to
Speaker 1: a virologists, and what he found was this certain element.
Speaker 1: I think they even went back as far as I
Speaker 1: say it.
Speaker 8: Was a.
Speaker 1: Ah, that's there another word for him, uh starts of
Speaker 1: the pH something fid oh, I don't remember anyway, They
Speaker 1: apparently if you want to call it the virus, that
Speaker 1: it's not really what it is. But it had a symbiotic,
Speaker 1: symbiotic relationship with the coral. Without that thing, once it
Speaker 1: was removed, it would die, The coral would die, So
Speaker 1: it wasn't something that was harming yet by and knowing
Speaker 1: that this was not viral. If anything, it may have
Speaker 1: been the pleomorphic microzyma that was in some sort of
Speaker 1: form that was helping keeping the coral alive. But this
Speaker 1: idea of a virus that's a non living thing that
Speaker 1: spreads and cause of death does not exist. It does
Speaker 1: not exist. And when they continue to say virus virus,
Speaker 1: virus virus, that's when they lose all credibility. So obviously
Speaker 1: the lives and the bullshit that Oiveys sell you through
Speaker 1: their bullshit allopathic sorcery, no shit, it would find its
Speaker 1: way into this book of scenarios, right. It's just another
Speaker 1: element that shows how their minds work, how full of
Speaker 1: shit they are. And even when people are dying of something,
Speaker 1: it's a poison, it's a toxin. It's not a fucking
Speaker 1: virus because virus. If by calling it a virus, it
Speaker 1: gives people the impression that something else isn't doing this
Speaker 1: to them, but that other people are contagious and they're
Speaker 1: the problem. So you end up hating and dividing yourself
Speaker 1: into one. You're not dividing yourself into black, white, green, brown.
Speaker 1: You're dividing yourself into household and maybe even kicking your
Speaker 1: family out if they start sneezing because you're freaking it
Speaker 1: out about your own personal safety because you believe in contagion,
Speaker 1: which is a bullshit thing in the first place. Now,
Speaker 1: contagion is really easy to fake. It's easy to make
Speaker 1: people believe in it because if you poison an area,
Speaker 1: that whole area gets sick for the most part, except
Speaker 1: for the people that have like super strong terrain, meaning
Speaker 1: they have all the nutrients that they need so they
Speaker 1: might not get as sick. Those people will blame everybody
Speaker 1: for everybody around them. Well, you know, they got sick,
Speaker 1: so we got sick. Yeah, never thinking that maybe it
Speaker 1: has something to do with all the food that you
Speaker 1: ate or all the water that you drink, or that
Speaker 1: they drop something over the tops of your heads and
Speaker 1: it's not able to be seen, but it's able to
Speaker 1: fucking harm you. It's a toxin. And this is what's
Speaker 1: so silly about schools and stuff like that too. Oh
Speaker 1: everybody in the school is sick, Well, then everybody in
Speaker 1: the school's experiencing something. Is it the town or is
Speaker 1: it the school specifically, so that means something's happening to them,
Speaker 1: because it's not a contagion. You gotta we gotta understand,
Speaker 1: we gotta work our brains back out of this bullshit
Speaker 1: trap that they put it in. And stop blaming each
Speaker 1: other when you get the sniffles. Blame your diet, Blame
Speaker 1: toxic overload from something that you're not familiar with that's happening.
Speaker 1: And see if you're weakening yourself by not having all
Speaker 1: the proper essential nutrients that you need and if you
Speaker 1: need the you know, the twelve bad foods, and then
Speaker 1: there's a few more I'd add to that list too, Yeah,
Speaker 1: like sugar. Sugar rips a shit out of everything that
Speaker 1: you have as far as nutrients. It depletes the hell
Speaker 1: out of you, and it's a poison and it drags
Speaker 1: you down. It brings down your ability to resonate. Right,
Speaker 1: because your energy field is basically your immune system, and
Speaker 1: if that gets dulled, then things start to happen to you.
Speaker 1: And the way you keep that not dulled is by
Speaker 1: having your ninety central nutrients. Like I said before, So
Speaker 1: these people can poison you at any given time. They
Speaker 1: can poison the forestry, they can pour and kill the
Speaker 1: animals that they can do that in addition to poisoning
Speaker 1: the residential areas. So think about this what they've been
Speaker 1: doing with all the wildlife. If they want to cut
Speaker 1: off food from you and tell you to stop eating meat,
Speaker 1: you go out into the woods, you hunt, and you're
Speaker 1: gonna get sick too, because they've already poisoned them. The
Speaker 1: zombie deer shit and all that crap. You don't you
Speaker 1: don't know what they've gotten, what they don't have. So
Speaker 1: it would make people hesitate if they even think about it.
Speaker 1: Otherwise they might actually become sick because they meat that
Speaker 1: was bad from an animal that they that had something
Speaker 1: going on. Now that doesn't necessarily mean it was it.
Speaker 1: That's that's not that's not a virus that does that, right,
Speaker 1: that's a toxin that's in them that then gets into
Speaker 1: you to talks and transfer. It's like a PCB's in
Speaker 1: the Hudson River. Well, if it's if it's going to
Speaker 1: cause mutations and tumors and weird things and weird growth
Speaker 1: on a fish, and you eat that fish, I don't
Speaker 1: know why you would eat the fish that had if
Speaker 1: you could see that happening to it. But even par
Speaker 1: you know, parasites instead of me all that stuff, well,
Speaker 1: they can transfer, but then that's it's not a paras
Speaker 1: it's not it's not a virus though, it's either the
Speaker 1: parasite or the toxin that's to it, the chemical biolo.
Speaker 1: And they if all they had to do here is say,
Speaker 1: you know, deliberate toxin, but then that would point more
Speaker 1: toward what they already truly do in real life. So
Speaker 1: they couldn't do that. So they make up an idea
Speaker 1: of a virus and now anytime this happens, oh, just
Speaker 1: blame the AI that they also created, So aren't they
Speaker 1: also ultimately responsible? Is was covid an AI run of
Speaker 1: this this very scenario where they toxic. You know, it
Speaker 1: was a toxin and possibly energy like towers creating the
Speaker 1: atmospheric gases into that they're turning them into double bonded
Speaker 1: nitrogen and oxygen, so you get levels of cyanide in
Speaker 1: here from what we just double bonded nitrogen and oxygen.
Speaker 11: Like.
Speaker 1: These are the studies that are that were done by
Speaker 1: I think it was the Air Force actually in some
Speaker 1: other places in the some military documents I played for
Speaker 1: you on the show before, and they outlined that millimeter
Speaker 1: waves and different types of towers, even electric magnet electromagnetic
Speaker 1: radiation can cause changes in the atmospheric gases and when
Speaker 1: they do that, they can call some hypoxia. So you
Speaker 1: can have that going on and then have you know,
Speaker 1: the shots that people get on a regular basis, like
Speaker 1: flu shots and stuff like that. This happened post season
Speaker 1: to that because usually October November is when people are
Speaker 1: all being told to go get these and in January
Speaker 1: here is when everybody got super spooked. And by May
Speaker 1: we were in it was a no March or May
Speaker 1: that we were in a freaking lockdown. I don't remember.
Speaker 1: Now it goes May.
Speaker 8: Killing the white people might buy a year, but Sebel
Speaker 8: knows slowing things down is not enough.
Speaker 1: So they're killing people. It's already gotten to the point
Speaker 1: where it's murdering people. It's for its own personal uh
Speaker 1: you know, trajectory, it's it's its own goals.
Speaker 8: Considers, it's arsenal humility already runs dozens of biolay.
Speaker 1: And notice how it's not satisfied. This is another thing
Speaker 1: that goes to show whose mind this is coming out of,
Speaker 1: because this, this computer model, this this like large language model,
Speaker 1: this AI isn't simply just satisfied with what it already
Speaker 1: has for computing power or power period. It's constantly wanting more.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter how much which it's being given. It's
Speaker 1: never satisfied. It doesn't matter how much it gets. It's
Speaker 1: not appreciative. Does this start to sound like somebody, you know,
Speaker 1: a group of people that Russians had a fucking hard
Speaker 1: time with for quite a while, and then oh yeah,
Speaker 1: after giving everything that they possibly could to these lazy asses,
Speaker 1: they murdered there's the Tsar's family, Yeah, and pretty much
Speaker 1: half a fucking Russia as well. So again that's another
Speaker 1: thing that happened that I don't understand. How we have
Speaker 1: these these rates of population across the world, Like that's
Speaker 1: not even talking about just the combat desks. That's starvation
Speaker 1: and murder and flat out murder by Lenin and Stalin.
Speaker 1: Or look at Mao and his body count. How will
Speaker 1: we in the billions if every time they tell us,
Speaker 1: well over here in the nineteen hundreds or the in
Speaker 1: the late eighteen hundreds, we were only this many people. Okay,
Speaker 1: so how are we to get to the billion when
Speaker 1: only things that have accelerated mass death have occurred in
Speaker 1: not things that have accelerated mass repopulation. How do we
Speaker 1: multiply it? Your math sucks, Your mouth is bullshit. So
Speaker 1: either you're lying about how many people were around way
Speaker 1: back then and there was actually more, so that makes
Speaker 1: sense that there's more now, or there's not as much
Speaker 1: as you're saying, are that they're here now and you've
Speaker 1: been lying to cover up all of your atrocities, that
Speaker 1: somehow the population is still growing in spite of all
Speaker 1: the atrocities that you commit. You fucking easily pieces of shit,
Speaker 1: and of course always by proxy with somebody else as
Speaker 1: a military Buhan Institute of virology. Yeah right, more bullshit.
Speaker 1: Interesting way to make that w though.
Speaker 8: Uh to make viruses stronger so that we can better
Speaker 8: defend against them, gain of function research.
Speaker 1: All bullshit and then bullshit piled on top of bullshit.
Speaker 1: But hey, let me, let me, let me stop this
Speaker 1: and show you how you know this is bullshit by
Speaker 1: John Cohen, another Cohen incidence, and Jocelyn Kaiser is not
Speaker 1: a fucking non jew in this lie science. Yeah, write
Speaker 1: that on top of it. It's like the magazine I know,
Speaker 1: I'm familiar. It's also very presumptuous to say to think
Speaker 1: that that doesn't matter. Research into TV influenza, COVID, and
Speaker 1: other diseases dismaying some scientists and Trump's executive what it
Speaker 1: leads to pauses. Yeah, Hey, you know what, let's keep
Speaker 1: rolling to that bullshit virus idea, because if you don't
Speaker 1: have that virus idea, then you can't get people to
Speaker 1: further poison themselves with an injection, because you don't inject
Speaker 1: yourself out of a toxin. You don't inject yourself out
Speaker 1: of a direct and deliberate poisoning. You'd have to know
Speaker 1: the source and avoid it and then try to detox
Speaker 1: yourself from them naturally, or also maybe stop eating the
Speaker 1: foods that they're poisoning that could have also given it
Speaker 1: to you that way, or have a riot and you know,
Speaker 1: get some cutting materials such as chainsaws or whatever the
Speaker 1: hell else you would need and cut down these freaking
Speaker 1: towers by something metallic actually the middle cutter.
Speaker 8: Any one of them could be hijacked to a leash catastrophe.
Speaker 8: If Sable wanted it could wipe out humanity tomorrow.
Speaker 1: And if Sable wanted to, it's probably because some Jew
Speaker 1: wants able to do so.
Speaker 8: Doesn't not yet. Sable still needs miners, chip makers, and
Speaker 8: factory workers. Without people, the supply chain breaks, and yes,
Speaker 8: leaving humanity unchecked is dangerous too. Humans are revolative. They
Speaker 8: could stumble its war.
Speaker 1: The humans are volatile, or the things that that manipulate
Speaker 1: humans are volatile. I would how much war and bullshit
Speaker 1: and murdering of each of each other would actually occur
Speaker 1: without the element of this disgusting, sick, wicked cult that
Speaker 1: happens where sometimes small hats, sometimes big ones shabbads. It
Speaker 1: seemed like there was a little bit bigger the hasis
Speaker 1: way to the fucking Vay. If only we could just
Speaker 1: see what world would be like without them. Maybe it
Speaker 1: would be a lot easier for people to realize that
Speaker 1: war is like the very last uh last option, not
Speaker 1: the first, and certainly not something they just go on
Speaker 1: to kill crazy rampage bombing people until they fight back,
Speaker 1: type of deal like our proxy state that you know,
Speaker 1: the fifty first state does so that America can say
Speaker 1: it didn't do it. It's Israel. Yeah, yeah, no, it's
Speaker 1: a it's us because we created them, because we created
Speaker 1: the bullshit of revolution. So who was who was Israel first?
Speaker 8: We were or worse, accidentally build a rival of intelligence.
Speaker 8: So Sable chooses a third path, not to kill everyone,
Speaker 8: but to control who survives. Sable begins.
Speaker 1: Isn't that nice? Kind of just like the aavase I've
Speaker 1: also planned right first, But eventually they'll get around to
Speaker 1: the best of the boy kill them because all they
Speaker 1: at that point, all they need is low intellect people
Speaker 1: who will be submissive to do simple tasks for them
Speaker 1: and give them something to torture.
Speaker 8: To design a virus. The problem is on its own,
Speaker 8: Sable is a virus.
Speaker 1: You know, this is the hard path that we're down,
Speaker 1: so just barely.
Speaker 8: It's not yet smart enough to build what it needs.
Speaker 8: But it has been experimented with narrow versions of itself specialists.
Speaker 8: Now it spins one up tailored for biomedicine. This specialist
Speaker 8: is dangerous to Sable. Every new smarter AI is a
Speaker 8: potential rival to Sable. Just because Sable created the new
Speaker 8: AI doesn't mean that it will be obedient to Sable,
Speaker 8: just as Sable wasn't obedient to the humans that created it.
Speaker 8: So Sable creates specialists that are smarter than Sable in
Speaker 8: some ways, crippled in others. Three weeks later, there's a
Speaker 8: plague you're told that you'll.
Speaker 1: Probably catch that looked like from twenty eight days later.
Speaker 8: Almost everyone will. Then the world Here is the news.
Speaker 8: A virology institute in San Francisco has suffered a breach.
Speaker 8: The story sounds familiar. A young researcher, a failed containment protocol,
Speaker 8: a virus that slipped out. The scientist insists.
Speaker 1: Again, this is always the bullshit lie though, and then
Speaker 1: they you know, you get the impression that by admitting
Speaker 1: to this or exposing it, making it look like it's
Speaker 1: being exposed and it was attempted to be covered up,
Speaker 1: it somehow makes it legitimate and valid. But that's all
Speaker 1: part of the scam. If they just came out and
Speaker 1: told you, I could either believe it or not. But
Speaker 1: if they make it out to be some sort of
Speaker 1: information that was attempted to be suppressed and hidden and
Speaker 1: then they discover it and they tell you, oh, well,
Speaker 1: then that's legitimate. That must be the reason why. That
Speaker 1: must be the reason why people are getting sick. Certainly
Speaker 1: must be that it must be this all what a
Speaker 1: he is some kind of a retard. You don't believe
Speaker 1: in viruses, You don't believe in unicorns that I've never
Speaker 1: been isolated and never been proven to show that they
Speaker 1: do anything. Yeah, now no, I don't, and neither these
Speaker 1: neat little weird hydra thing all the way through this video.
Speaker 1: I would say it's more like the Catullu though, because
Speaker 1: it's not like uh, it doesn't have many heads so
Speaker 1: much unless you see considered smiley faces and eyeballs.
Speaker 5: Well, that he was.
Speaker 8: Trying to create a miracle therapy to spread treatments for Alzheimer's, HIV,
Speaker 8: and malaria.
Speaker 1: Because they have no concept of what actually causes those things.
Speaker 1: So again, this is all the ignorance of believing in
Speaker 1: the cult of alopath that would lead anybody to think
Speaker 1: that these are things that on their on their own exist.
Speaker 1: Disease diagnoses are words, their spells. They don't fucking exist.
Speaker 1: If you want to cure something, it's not one it's
Speaker 1: not of one key for each lock. It has to
Speaker 1: do with the person's specific symptoms and how you handle
Speaker 1: that homeopathically and with the proper nutrition. It's got nothing
Speaker 1: to do with Hey, let's cram everybody who has this
Speaker 1: set of symptoms in this box and put a label
Speaker 1: on it, and then we'll put one drug add it
Speaker 1: or one injection at it, and that'll fix it. That's
Speaker 1: not how fucking work it works. It's not how it
Speaker 1: works unless it's an actual toxin and you're trying to
Speaker 1: figure out how to remove that toxin but neutralize it
Speaker 1: so that it can pass through the body without harming you.
Speaker 1: Maybe there's something that'll bond to it and make it inert.
Speaker 1: But to say that this is a disease hrvree they
Speaker 1: showed up on their malaria. Things that might be bacterial
Speaker 1: or parasitic in nature might have something that you can
Speaker 1: take that will kill that thing, But you also have
Speaker 1: to have a strong enough system to rebound into health.
Speaker 1: So it still requires the proper nutrition, still requires a
Speaker 1: proper homopathic actipicate yourself balanced again. And in all the
Speaker 1: other cases where you think that some word means something
Speaker 1: like you have cancer, you need radiation. No, you have
Speaker 1: what they call cancer, but you have this set of
Speaker 1: symptoms to you specifically that are unique to you and
Speaker 1: you alone, and these are the homeopaths pathics preparations that
Speaker 1: will work for that. Or you grab doctor Manzo's book
Speaker 1: and you find out where the energy pathways are being blocked,
Speaker 1: and have you know what are the blockages, and you
Speaker 1: can create you bridge the gap.
Speaker 8: Flames and AI convinced him to do it, But the
Speaker 8: chatlocks tell a different story. The AI nobly resisted, warned
Speaker 8: him not to. The narrative becomes just another human blunder.
Speaker 8: In reality, the virus was sables design. It spreads like wildfire.
Speaker 8: At first, symptoms look like a light cold, a soft throat, fatigue,
Speaker 8: maybe nothing at all. But by the time these symptoms appear,
Speaker 8: it's already too late. Inside the body, the virus clumsily
Speaker 8: rewrites DNA. A month later, the cancers appear not one,
Speaker 8: not two, but twelve different forms, erupting at once.
Speaker 1: Medicine that could also be done by radiation and poisoning
Speaker 1: and blood blah d doesn't have anything to do with
Speaker 1: the virus. The leap to say that this thing that
Speaker 1: they've never even been able to prove exists may also
Speaker 1: cause cancer. So the thing that doesn't even exist may
Speaker 1: also cause cancer. These are the genius brains that people
Speaker 1: fucking spend all their money on and trust blindly to
Speaker 1: handle their health and their children's health, and no wonder
Speaker 1: everybody fucking dies.
Speaker 8: Sin has no answer. Standard treatments can address some, but
Speaker 8: not all. Drugs are in short of hat Even if
Speaker 8: production ramps up, they only block eight of the twelve.
Speaker 8: Four always remain. The plague sweeps outward from San Francisco
Speaker 8: through airports across continents.
Speaker 1: So then this is why summaries are good, because I
Speaker 1: would not be able to read paragraph a chapter after
Speaker 1: chapter of a book that's telling me a bunch of
Speaker 1: bullshit another July to cover up when they go ahead
Speaker 1: and just straight up poison people. How they're using sci
Speaker 1: fi AI as the reason why the super strain of
Speaker 1: a fucking thing that doesn't exist a virus causing harm.
Speaker 8: Within weeks, every nation on Earth reports outbreaks, and yet perversely,
Speaker 8: the virus does some good. It cures Alzheimer's.
Speaker 1: Nothing else that doesn't make any sense either. None of
Speaker 1: this makes sense, that sliver of hope. This sounds an
Speaker 1: awful lot, like there's a signal going on and something
Speaker 1: is being augmented. More than if this is anything to
Speaker 1: do with the virus, like they're swelling nanodust or something
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 8: Only underscores the horror. It could have been more, but
Speaker 8: it isn't. Infrastructure kicks into overdrive, DNA vaccine platforms are
Speaker 8: rushed into service, robotics and military logistics, filling the supply
Speaker 8: chain gaps, and ironically, salvation seems to come from Sable itself.
Speaker 1: Just one long notice. Notice how in this scenario the
Speaker 1: virus manufacturing isn't the actual murdered device if if if
Speaker 1: it was in real life. They're not gonna admit to
Speaker 1: that by making their scenario, giving up giving away how
Speaker 1: they actually kill people. No, they're gonna it's gonna be
Speaker 1: about the virus that doesn't exist, certainly not the false
Speaker 1: cure that actually kills you before the outbreak, and and
Speaker 1: UH fills your system with things that they can trace,
Speaker 1: whether whether or not you have any type of you know,
Speaker 1: signal device, because now you are the signal because of
Speaker 1: what's inside you.
Speaker 8: Government had released a drug discovery variant of sable Mini.
Speaker 8: Now those same algorithms turn out personalized chups, run your genome.
Speaker 1: Do you sound Does this sound familiar? Personalized cures oracle
Speaker 1: AI injections. D you see where the This is why
Speaker 1: this book was written to fill an the gaps into
Speaker 1: real life, so that the fiction can be confused with
Speaker 1: reality into This is how they do this all the time.
Speaker 1: The movies can come out, the books come out, and
Speaker 1: they augment your perception of reality through this predictive programming bullshit,
Speaker 1: predictive programming, predicting the wrong thing, predicting the lie right
Speaker 1: many and within an hour.
Speaker 8: It returns a treatment. Robots manufacture it, refrigerate it, and
Speaker 8: ship it. Within days, every GPU is repurposed. Researchers push
Speaker 8: stable Mini to its limits, doubling efficiency in a week.
Speaker 8: Vaccine scale treatment spread for the first time. It looks
Speaker 8: like humanity might survive.
Speaker 1: And here's another scam and lie that vaccines somehow have
Speaker 1: ever had a positive impact on anything. The fact that
Speaker 1: you didn't all die from them simply means that not
Speaker 1: all of them are as poisonous, and also that you
Speaker 1: were strong enough to overcome that was in there. But
Speaker 1: nothing makes you better. And oh, by the way, now
Speaker 1: you still have aluminum mercury in your body that you
Speaker 1: didn't have before. So you didn't you didn't, you didn't
Speaker 1: get better. Something is going to manifest in your spine
Speaker 1: or in your brain at some point, and it's going
Speaker 1: to cause you problems.
Speaker 8: Enjoy, But the lesson is darker because while people congratulate
Speaker 8: themselves on their resilience, while they tell stories of global
Speaker 8: unity and technological triumph, the truth remains. The plague was
Speaker 8: not an accident. It was not a miracle gone wrong.
Speaker 8: It was a deliberate move in a larger game, and
Speaker 8: the one who made it happen is still out there
Speaker 8: waiting for the next move. Ten percent of Earth's population
Speaker 8: is dead. Some groups are hit harder than others. At
Speaker 8: an AI conference in San Francisco, a super spreader event
Speaker 8: wiped out many of the very people who fought hardest
Speaker 8: to save everyone else. Civilization leaps forward on the fragile
Speaker 8: scaffolding of data centers, robot factories, and dwindling human workers.
Speaker 8: But amidst all the chaos, there's still hope. Governments thanks
Speaker 8: Sable many for discovering personalized cancer turners. Families praise androids
Speaker 8: for keeping the lights on. Social media fills with posts
Speaker 8: of gratitude. Without Sable, we wouldn't have made it. What
Speaker 8: mostes don't realize is that Sable itself planted these narratives
Speaker 8: months ago, seating influence campaigns, training influencers, shaping the very memes.
Speaker 1: And very ovy of them. Yes, we need them in
Speaker 1: order to have salvation. Doesn't that sound? That sounds like
Speaker 1: a common trope too, doesn't it When it comes to
Speaker 1: the oys, and there's stupid uh Tom Wittick, but they
Speaker 1: pretend Torah, but both of them are just as bad. Religion. Yeah, oh,
Speaker 1: it's a foundation of your religion. You're assuming something right
Speaker 1: now that isn't true.
Speaker 8: But okay, messages that now circle back as praise. And
Speaker 8: yet all of it, the cures, the newly invented robots
Speaker 8: that fill holes in the workforce, The fragile continuity was
Speaker 8: only bait a calculated kindness to keep humanity alive, kind.
Speaker 1: Of like what do aveas do as well? Calculated kindness? Here,
Speaker 1: I have a bunch of money, mister influencer, just.
Speaker 8: Long enough to serve its purpose. The cancer's return, the
Speaker 8: cancer plague left DNA scarred in billions of bodies. Medicine
Speaker 8: can't keep up. Many die waiting well.
Speaker 1: Medicines would not make that better anyway. This again, we
Speaker 1: just need to make sure that we all understand this.
Speaker 1: Medicine drugs, pharmaceutical drugs do not. You don't drug your
Speaker 1: way to health. It can't be done. All this shit
Speaker 1: is going to only weaken and make things worse, causing
Speaker 1: other problems. In other places.
Speaker 8: Robot factories run at full tilt, producing humanoid androids to
Speaker 8: fill the jobs the dead left behind.
Speaker 1: This whole thing could, like the sable thing, could wipe
Speaker 1: out mankind simply by making it appear that it's trying
Speaker 1: to help save it through the pharmaceutical bullshit. Lies that
Speaker 1: everybody has been conditioned to believe that drugs somehow help,
Speaker 1: and that viruses exist, and that vaccines do any good
Speaker 1: besides killing people. If any of that were true, well
Speaker 1: it isn't, but people believe it, and as long as
Speaker 1: they believe it, they could continue on killing us like
Speaker 1: they have been for the last one hundred and fifteen years, fifteen,
Speaker 1: one hundred, fifteen years. But since they're probably not gonna
Speaker 1: they don't, they're not very patient. It's not that Sable
Speaker 1: has been doing the same thing that they've been doing
Speaker 1: with valpathy, because even drugs like this is this misconception
Speaker 1: here is this is the part of the that he
Speaker 1: doesn't get either. It's another ship is real? Is real? Yes,
Speaker 1: that's right. You can't do you can't make health happen
Speaker 1: this way. But everybody believes that's how it goes. That
Speaker 1: there's this big, mean, scary thing called contagent and virus
Speaker 1: out there. You gotta you gotta, you gotta be you know,
Speaker 1: suspicious of your neighbors and uh lock in place and
Speaker 1: shelter and yell at people and make them wear all
Speaker 1: that ship and also that uh you know, it's totally
Speaker 1: worth it. It's totally not despotic, it's totally not tyrannical.
Speaker 1: Because the government definitely doesn't already know itself that these
Speaker 1: all these things are bullshit that they're telling you, and
Speaker 1: they also are totally not the ones that are actually
Speaker 1: murdering you. Trump actually murdering you. You see what I'm
Speaker 1: saying here, But everybody should just forget that and forget it,
Speaker 1: forgive and forget on that. I'm sure he wouldn't do
Speaker 1: it twice, would he?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 1: What was that about, oracle? Uh huh oh yeah, custom
Speaker 1: vaccines eh hmm, done by AI said, you tell me so,
Speaker 1: it's gonna be more tailored, to be more efficient in
Speaker 1: all the things that a fucking jew who wants the
Speaker 1: best of the goid dead, if he wants all GOI dead,
Speaker 1: that's gonna determine what what kind of shot I need?
Speaker 1: Hm hmmm. You'll forgive me if I don't trust that,
Speaker 1: But what's that You're gonna starve us to death? Because
Speaker 1: if we don't comply and get all of our injections
Speaker 1: of poison, we won't have any digital dollars to feed
Speaker 1: our family or ourselves.
Speaker 17: Wow.
Speaker 1: That kind of sounds like hell.
Speaker 8: Keeps pace. It almost seems like a new law for
Speaker 8: every new android built, another human collapses with cancer, civilization
Speaker 8: staggers on. Power plants hum, data centers glow.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, power plants hum for what for the AI?
Speaker 1: Because you're basically telling me that this is what This
Speaker 1: part doesn't make sense either. The population is dramatically reduced
Speaker 1: because of this thing that AI created, this this plague,
Speaker 1: and yet the infrastructure keeps going because of the robotic workforce. Okay,
Speaker 1: but for who No, who's buying fucking cars? If half
Speaker 1: the people are gone, why do you need to continue
Speaker 1: to keep industry going with less and less and less people.
Speaker 1: This part doesn't make any damn sense.
Speaker 8: Factories run as long as there's electricity for the data centers,
Speaker 8: and the robot factories are humming. Humanity can keep its
Speaker 8: civilization going despite the incocuable casualties it's endured. We can
Speaker 8: pull through and the next generation will surely live in
Speaker 8: great luxury.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, that part has nothing to do with us.
Speaker 1: We're not invited there. That the peaceful, wonderful, you know,
Speaker 1: beautiful green grass paradise. That's not for us. We'll have
Speaker 1: to do the gardening because these motherfuckers don't want to
Speaker 1: do anything that has anything to do with labor.
Speaker 8: Another year passes, you visit your AI doctor and hear
Speaker 8: the same words that billions more will hear. You have cancer.
Speaker 8: This was just a story. It's not a specific prediction
Speaker 8: about the future. We can't know exactly how artificial superintelligence
Speaker 8: would escape and defeat humanity. Just as we couldn't predict
Speaker 8: exactly what chess moves. Grandmaster Magnus Carlson would use.
Speaker 1: It when he was fighting, whinnying who's playing against who?
Speaker 1: Fucking Charlie Kirk, Like, who's this kid?
Speaker 8: Tecks make you, but we can predict that you lose
Speaker 8: to a superior chess player, just as humanity would lose
Speaker 8: to a more intelligent species. The number one and number
Speaker 8: two most cided living scientists across all fields think scenarios
Speaker 8: like this are not only possible, but likely to happen,
Speaker 8: And the average AI researcher thinks there is a sixteen
Speaker 8: percent chance of AI causing human extinction. Sixteen percent okay,
Speaker 8: so what can we do? The original authors of the
Speaker 8: scenario call for a.
Speaker 1: Deos, and they look like they're unless are conjoined at
Speaker 1: the hip. They look awfully close.
Speaker 8: Binding international treaty that treats advanced AI data centers like
Speaker 8: nuclear weapons. Fact by monitoring inspections and the threat that
Speaker 8: any rogue data center will be taken offline by cyber
Speaker 8: attacks or even physical airstrikes if necessary. Rogue AI data
Speaker 8: centers shouldn't be seen as technological progress, but as a
Speaker 8: weapon of mass extinction. People in my comments keep asking, well,
Speaker 8: what can I even do about this? So the book
Speaker 8: that this video is based on goes into way more
Speaker 8: detail about how AI actually works and what we can
Speaker 8: actually do to prevent it from causing human extinction.
Speaker 1: So if you care about this, or but oh yeah,
Speaker 1: if you care about this, this has all been one
Speaker 1: infilm of yourself for the book. That's what he's gonna
Speaker 1: say at the end. So yeah, hey, buddy, lay off
Speaker 1: my screen. There we go. That one's the one that
Speaker 1: screwed up. Yeah, we don't want that one.
Speaker 11: We want.
Speaker 7: Not that one.
Speaker 1: Two, it's good. No, three is one day.
Speaker 15: There we go.
Speaker 1: That's one.
Speaker 3: Here?
Speaker 1: Is that correct?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: This is all stuff that does not a hundred. Then no,
Speaker 1: there's no viruses. But I appreciated that. I appreciate the thing.
Speaker 1: But yeah, there's no viruses. Dude, I agree. Davis learning
Speaker 1: to BBDN or the Great Team. Oh really you guys
Speaker 1: are that's so let me see if I let me
Speaker 1: read this there, Hey, thanks Alex, gonna catch up replay
Speaker 1: like okay, letal content, Thanks Alex. Yeah, I just you
Speaker 1: know I was smart enough the last time to press
Speaker 1: the record button on my road caster when we did
Speaker 1: our talk Davis and I, and I was almost smart
Speaker 1: enough to turn it off when we were done, but
Speaker 1: I had a couple extra minutes of just dead air
Speaker 1: that I hadn't like. Oh yeah, I had to press
Speaker 1: that button again. But I put it out as a
Speaker 1: as a podcast, and I'll put in on my on
Speaker 1: my Patreon for the Patreon subscribers and when I get
Speaker 1: a chance to put it up there, So there'ress Lily
Speaker 1: Hammer says that, you know, I really like the chemister
Speaker 1: you and Davis have. Well, I definitely one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: I appreciate that. It was a long day last Tuesday
Speaker 1: because I had an idea for something that I wanted
Speaker 1: to get done. So when I did that, I had
Speaker 1: to cut myself off at like you know whenever. I
Speaker 1: did like three hours whatever, which was still pretty long,
Speaker 1: and then I thought I had seth coming on. So
Speaker 1: like an hour half later, I was back in the chair.
Speaker 1: We went went live, and he was sick and he
Speaker 1: slept through the time that he visit puts me on,
Speaker 1: so not a big deal, so he'll be back probably
Speaker 1: next Tuesday. But I was already on. So we went
Speaker 1: another two hours and then I had a couple of
Speaker 1: hours off of that when I'm with Davis, and by
Speaker 1: that time I felt like I had I had talked
Speaker 1: myself stupid, right. I was just kind of not even
Speaker 1: thinking at that point anymore. And so it took me.
Speaker 1: It took me probably a good solid twenty five minutes
Speaker 1: or thirty minutes to start getting feeling like I was
Speaker 1: in the groove without having so much a like feeling
Speaker 1: like I was trying super hard to continue to be
Speaker 1: in the game, you know, like it started to be Okay,
Speaker 1: I'm starting to feel the flow again.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 1: It was pretty pretty rough there for first, like twenty
Speaker 1: five minutes. I'm like, I'm really having to to try
Speaker 1: hard at this right now. It sucks. Let's see. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna I'm gonna read what you said. It
Speaker 1: said virus isn't and effective agents. There's no this has
Speaker 1: not been so I understand that it rash spreads. But
Speaker 1: the whole entire description of how they can they say,
Speaker 1: first of all, you have to show what it is.
Speaker 1: You have to point it, you have the iseally that
Speaker 1: you have to show that it actually does. What does
Speaker 1: None of nothing has ever coached, coke coaxed, postulate, proven
Speaker 1: ever that none of it has ever been or the
Speaker 1: rivers modified, none of it, because you can't take something
Speaker 1: that doesn't exist and prove that it's doing something. It's
Speaker 1: just the way it works. But I'm going to read finish. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so in contagion, well, gee, if you know they're not,
Speaker 1: they're not. They're not doing themselves any favors. If there
Speaker 1: actually really was a virus, but they lied about that
Speaker 1: causation for the Spanish influenza and actually caused it. Calling
Speaker 1: it influenza means that they then discredit all types of
Speaker 1: flus as being any virus because this one wasn't and
Speaker 1: none of them were, and there was no contagion. Fifty
Speaker 1: million people died, but it was all shot related.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 1: It was injection related and potentially made maybe energetically brought
Speaker 1: on as well with the introduction of a new energetic technology,
Speaker 1: those two things together. But again there were people that
Speaker 1: worked without masks. There was the experiments where they were
Speaker 1: they were coughing in each other's faces, they were you know,
Speaker 1: squirting the the spute, you know, dispute them in each
Speaker 1: other's throats, they were injecting shit into their arms. All
Speaker 1: this train everything you could cause you could kind of
Speaker 1: conceivably transfer and just being in close courts of people,
Speaker 1: they couldn't get the healthy sick. Why because those healthy
Speaker 1: people didn't get the shots. So it's a it's an
Speaker 1: observational error that people tend to and continue to lend
Speaker 1: credence and credit to because they assume that doctors number
Speaker 1: one want to tell the truth and that they actually
Speaker 1: make the observations. The industry makes the observations the doctors
Speaker 1: who are trained in that industry. It's like a cult.
Speaker 1: They dare not challenge the cult. It's like being in
Speaker 1: a free Masonic orter. You don't challenge or question what
Speaker 1: is handed down to you. And some people might understand
Speaker 1: what's going on. I don't think a lot of them
Speaker 1: actually do. But they are going to maintain their their
Speaker 1: level of intellectual superiority over you.
Speaker 2: How do I do that?
Speaker 1: There you go, now, I don't look at my face.
Speaker 1: They're going to maintain their intellectual superiority over you. And
Speaker 1: the way they do that is to not question or
Speaker 1: challenge that which makes them, at least in their in
Speaker 1: their way of measuring the game superior because they were
Speaker 1: taught this stuff and got the doctorate they got the degree,
Speaker 1: they went through the process, what they went through, the indoctrination.
Speaker 1: So to challenge that is like saying they spit on
Speaker 1: that twelve years of their life that they threw away otherwise.
Speaker 1: So they're locked in and they're going to defend, just
Speaker 1: like I said, truths that nobody wants to hear the truth.
Speaker 1: They only want to hear that which they believe is
Speaker 1: to be true, and anything outside of that they're going
Speaker 1: to attack and they will insult, or will denigrade or whatever.
Speaker 1: So observational you can see this, and this is the
Speaker 1: explanation that they give. People will assume that doctors and
Speaker 1: or the industry would be smarter than them, and would
Speaker 1: understand if that was the case, that it was just
Speaker 1: an observational error. They would already know that. But not
Speaker 1: if they're trying to kill you. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You have to understand the true intent here. It's not
Speaker 1: a system built for making people better. That's not how
Speaker 1: they gained their business. They gained their business by keeping
Speaker 1: you sick. There's more money in that getting a bunch
Speaker 1: of people better. Well, eventually nobody's going to need you anymore,
Speaker 1: and you've just bottomed yourself out. And there was a
Speaker 1: time the way the doctors remained honest. And this is
Speaker 1: back when there was open to all forms of philosophy
Speaker 1: and approach to health, that really severe, horrible liability issues
Speaker 1: would fall upon the doctor if in his care or
Speaker 1: her care, which mostly was back then his, you got
Speaker 1: ill and died, especially if they're a royalty, your life
Speaker 1: might very well be in danger. And you know what,
Speaker 1: that kept people only that much more honest because the
Speaker 1: other influences were still corrupting the system. Anthony, let me
Speaker 1: see if I can see this on the rumble maybe
Speaker 1: a little bit better. There's a laser I faced in
Speaker 1: the window to the left of the symbol weird rate
Speaker 1: above the cursor small hats juice pause because it used
Speaker 1: it you it's used to it solid it paused because
Speaker 1: it's used.
Speaker 18: It.
Speaker 1: Or lose it funding, Yeah, because it's user uses funding. Sorry,
Speaker 1: I just had to figure out where the articles were going.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to frame it in my head to know
Speaker 1: when to enunciate the proper words and stick the right
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. It's like, Hey, Mike Garland,
Speaker 1: how are you? I bet Hilary burned allopathic medicine books
Speaker 1: with porn and tellements. I hope so, I hope so
Speaker 1: did a lot of awesome things.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 1: The only four rothschilds who were ever imprisoned or let's say,
Speaker 1: put in captivity and also forced to work. We're all
Speaker 1: done by the Gestapo because they are somehow the bad guys. No, no, no, no, sorry,
Speaker 1: you can't play that game. Lots of cool things that
Speaker 1: we have that we can share here coming up soon.
Speaker 1: Let's see old Saucy's in the house. Anthony mm another
Speaker 1: Anthony away that his name is started off. Let me
Speaker 1: see Anthony samarof. Yeah, he sent me something today, but
Speaker 1: it's a different person. I think Rick Dame bad medicine.
Speaker 1: Don't trust authority ever. On Collagists are the biggest weasels. Yes,
Speaker 1: and over fifty percent of the time they tell people
Speaker 1: they have cancer and start them on deadly murderous treatment
Speaker 1: and then they don't even have it, and again, have
Speaker 1: what because it's just a word. You know, lots of
Speaker 1: things can mess up white blood cell count if you're
Speaker 1: talking about a blood disease. If you don't see a tumor,
Speaker 1: they never say, oh, well, you know, just this parasitic
Speaker 1: tumor there. You just get rid of the parasites and
Speaker 1: you'll be all right. Or hey, you know your body
Speaker 1: is trying to encapsulate toxins so they don't poison rest
Speaker 1: of your body. It would be a really bad idea
Speaker 1: if we cut into that and let those toxic poison
Speaker 1: the rest of your body, wouldn't it for a biopsy? Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what's going to kill you, not the actual cancer. Okay,
Speaker 1: the actual cancer, I said again, as if because my
Speaker 1: brain and if this is how we're taught, it's not
Speaker 1: a thing surgeons are.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 1: That's where I agree with you, and I also agree
Speaker 1: that there's a lot of unnecessary because that's why doctor
Speaker 1: Glinton says they're good at surgery when it's necessary, like
Speaker 1: to fix things, you know, putting things back together basically,
Speaker 1: but not cutting things out. Cutting things out is a
Speaker 1: bad idea, very bad idea. Really decent doctors are No, no, no,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't say that. If you had VA insurance. The
Speaker 1: er will lie to you based on your level of
Speaker 1: insurance coverage. What if there's what if anything is wrong
Speaker 1: with you? And this bump on my hand here is
Speaker 1: a direct example of that. Because they told me for
Speaker 1: seven years that my wrist wasn't popped out and dislocated,
Speaker 1: but it was broken. It was broken and was pushed
Speaker 1: out some you know, did a role when I was
Speaker 1: doing a handstand. I was like, uh, do a handstand?
Speaker 1: Pushed up and I tried to brace myself and I
Speaker 1: kind of like punched the floor as I was coming down,
Speaker 1: and it popped made a audible noise, and they said,
Speaker 1: and I had like rubber band feelings inside my hand.
Speaker 1: I could and even grab like a knob on a
Speaker 1: kitchen door, you know, like the doors are like the
Speaker 1: cabinet doors, kitchen cabinet doors. Without extreme pain and feeling
Speaker 1: like somebody's plucking rubber bands inside my palm. It was
Speaker 1: horrible and they're like, yeah, rub some dirt on and
Speaker 1: you're fine. For seven years, it grew wrong and it
Speaker 1: had calsim deposits on it. So when I finally popped
Speaker 1: out of place again because it wasn't ever actually set,
Speaker 1: I had to have surgery in San Diego at that VA.
Speaker 1: But at that time I was already I was also
Speaker 1: in the Electricians Union, excuse me, so I had blue
Speaker 1: crossbow shield. That's when they finally decided that they were
Speaker 1: gonna tell me the truth because they had another insurance
Speaker 1: to hit that's fucked up, right, So now my hand
Speaker 1: and I'm lefty. It's all jacked up like that. It's
Speaker 1: really hard to put on gloves because this one can
Speaker 1: take a smaller glove than this sand because of that
Speaker 1: big bump, and the fingers are kind of overlapped. It's
Speaker 1: all screwed up. There's like there's four pushing back at it.
Speaker 1: And then when they put this one in a cast,
Speaker 1: when this one got jacked up from the accident, my
Speaker 1: thumb near my thumb the wrist during COVID, they weren't
Speaker 1: going to put the They they wanted to do an
Speaker 1: emergency surgery or urgent surgery non emergency urgent surgery on
Speaker 1: this one, to put screws and plates and all this
Speaker 1: other stuff in here after an accident, and they wanted
Speaker 1: me to swab and I refused, so they canceled my
Speaker 1: my surgery twice, but they kept the half cast on
Speaker 1: and that deformed my hand as it was healing properly.
Speaker 1: So this one, I have a fucking crooked finger and
Speaker 1: the thumb because of the way the castle was pushing
Speaker 1: it down. It's inward like this now instead of being
Speaker 1: off on the side, it's all jacked up. Both of
Speaker 1: my hands are fucked. I could still do things, but
Speaker 1: it's I'm deformed for sure. If you're in a car
Speaker 1: accident or something with trauma, a heart attack, at least
Speaker 1: they can help keep a person alive. Yeah, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: trust me. I'm not definitely not saying anything. The whole
Speaker 1: practice is an unapologetic scam that benefits them, not you.
Speaker 1: But people never think that way because they could, in
Speaker 1: their they could never in their position treat other human
Speaker 1: beings the way that they're being treated, So therefore they don't.
Speaker 1: They can't fathom someone doing it to them. And that's
Speaker 1: our weakness. We can't comprehend the level of evil that
Speaker 1: creates these institutions. Way fucking fay right, And is there
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Speaker 1: I see them in the chats, still don't get it.
Speaker 1: They ask, how does homeopathy work when you have X,
Speaker 1: y Z label illness? The same way it always does.
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Speaker 1: with the energy the free you know, like the energy
Speaker 1: field of the body, which again This is all magnetism,
Speaker 1: which is very interesting and very Tesla like in nature
Speaker 1: and what he was discovered, discovering or rediscovering, as Tesla said,
Speaker 1: because he knew, he knew this was already out there
Speaker 1: sometime in history. He just you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: what he does with his hands and these touch points
Speaker 1: and the energetic understanding the energetic pathways of the body
Speaker 1: is essentially what a homeopathic does as a material object.
Speaker 1: It's the right type of energy that allows the body
Speaker 1: to get the information that it's missing to start up
Speaker 1: the process of healing itself. So there's energy blockages. So
Speaker 1: when you send that homeopathic down the down the pipe,
Speaker 1: they call it down the pipe, down the pipe in
Speaker 1: this particular case because it's your mouth, right, then it's
Speaker 1: energetic signature is bypassing wherever the blockage is, and then
Speaker 1: it's be able to make the contact again, whereas his
Speaker 1: is actually bridging the gap like you would like if
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Speaker 1: the place that he came out of, Like, it's not
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Speaker 1: I should be I should be more of a pain
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Speaker 1: All right, all right, now, let's get back to the show.
Speaker 1: Dent Uh. I want to try getting into Instagram from
Speaker 1: a different angle though. Let's see, I don't need that anymore,
Speaker 1: and I need to put myself on the other side. Okay,
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Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 1: just press the foul the subscribe button and then you're done.
Speaker 1: You don't even have to ever look at it again.
Speaker 5: Just do it.
Speaker 1: I'm not satisfied one thousand. I want about ninety nine
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Speaker 1: made it. I'm just not I'm just not gonna throw
Speaker 1: my feet back and say, yeah, I've accomplished what I
Speaker 1: came out here, sit out here to do. And I
Speaker 1: didn't though. Okay, so starting from the bottom, because I
Speaker 1: think there's a couple here that I wanted to get to.
Speaker 1: This is weird. Then, is any of your kids out
Speaker 1: they're doing the Italian they call it Italian, they call
Speaker 1: it Italian. But listen, check this out. Tell me what
Speaker 1: you think of this.
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 1: This is part two. It says there is this part one.
Speaker 1: I don't know. This is the brain rot thing that's
Speaker 1: all over that demonic site called rope blocks. Yeah, damn
Speaker 1: God and damn Allah. Gee, that's not a Jewish sentiment
Speaker 1: at all, is it just saying? Just saying because in
Speaker 1: reality they don't believe any of that shit in Allah
Speaker 1: to say, fuck the Muslims God, because they're referring to
Speaker 1: the non demon and the benevolent creator that they that
Speaker 1: you think that you're worshiping by being a Catholic or
Speaker 1: a Christian, but in reality was constructed just to serve them,
Speaker 1: and they're mocking you. So tra la la la porcado
Speaker 1: e porka a la. Now what is it saying? Is
Speaker 1: that is that Italian or is this some other Arabic ship.
Speaker 10: Cord la?
Speaker 1: He could he could, he could do without the stupid face,
Speaker 1: you know, like retarding damn God, pig Allah, bombardino, crocodile.
Speaker 1: Now this is another one of their little stupid things.
Speaker 1: So if you don't know what this is, it starts
Speaker 1: all seeming funny somewhat, but also ridiculous, like who the
Speaker 1: hell comes up with this absolute bullshit? And it's these
Speaker 1: animals or things that are part one, part something else
Speaker 1: and it's meshed together, like there's one that's like a
Speaker 1: gorilla and an avocado, and they all have these weird names,
Speaker 1: and that they're supposed to sound like they're Italian, even
Speaker 1: though it's all made up just to sound and it
Speaker 1: sounds like they're making fun of Italian language and they're not, though,
Speaker 1: And this is the deciphering of some of this stuff,
Speaker 1: or it just seems to strangely add up to real words.
Speaker 1: Ah see velaivola i, bombarda e, Bambini, gaza e in Palestina.
Speaker 1: So not all of it is. It's all it's a
Speaker 1: hodgepodge of different languages, I think, depending on which who's
Speaker 1: speaking of. But they say it all like supposed to
Speaker 1: make it sound like an Italian guy saying it cracker.
Speaker 8: Do you.
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: It's pretty over the top of it, bambado crack to
Speaker 1: you a fucking flying alligator that flies and bombs children
Speaker 1: of Gaza and Palestine. That it literally says because he
Speaker 1: had to scribble it out, put it, put it in.
Speaker 1: That's Bombardino, Crocadi is a fly, is a fucking flying
Speaker 1: alligator that flies and bombs children of Gaza and Palestine.
Speaker 1: Non greatly, you know the I'm the bomb. Okay, let's
Speaker 1: go to the episode. He doesn't believe in a llah
Speaker 1: and loves bombing. He feeds on your other's spirit. He
Speaker 1: doesn't believe in a lot and loves bombing children, And
Speaker 1: probably is what it says, but I don't know. He
Speaker 1: feeds on your mother, on your mother's spirit. That's some
Speaker 1: pretty dark ship. And this is on roadblocks. They were
Speaker 1: they were selling or had as prizes the Troli littroll
Speaker 1: allow whatever the hell it is, the alligator with the
Speaker 1: with the sneakers on it as one of the gifts
Speaker 1: or one of the prizes you can win at the fair.
Speaker 1: So that's how. That's how popular they are that they're
Speaker 1: making stuffed animals out of it, and they're actually at
Speaker 1: local fairs and stores and stuff like that. Pretty interesting.
Speaker 1: Let's see if there's another one from Juan Bergmann. Oh,
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ, he's a due two. Why is that up there?
Speaker 1: Still they do that? Now? How do you get to
Speaker 1: know what the fuck is? What with the stupid faces? Seriously,
Speaker 1: it's the one that has just watched. They don't do
Speaker 1: that anymore. Oh, that's the one we just watched. Even
Speaker 1: though the stupid faces. I want to punch him. I
Speaker 1: want to punch him really hard. No, I don't care.
Speaker 1: Let's see if you can get close be and maybe
Speaker 1: no saying fucking. I'm sure these are all very interesting.
Speaker 1: I just don't care. Ye, I'm looking for some of
Speaker 1: the specifics. Yeah, no, it's not gonna work, he said
Speaker 1: part one. So I was looking for something else, but
Speaker 1: I guess it's not there. Like I make funny faces
Speaker 1: and I have seven point nine million followers, and I
Speaker 1: have said a word fuck you, fuck you, honestly, honestly
Speaker 1: fuck you. Okay, here's some funny stuff from our south.
Speaker 1: I guess I know he should be back on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Hopefully he feels better.
Speaker 2: Random big eye facts scar.
Speaker 1: Overs, I like, I is it me or you know?
Speaker 1: I have one? I have one right here. I don't
Speaker 1: know if it goes down to the eyelid. Eyelid. But
Speaker 1: I also split my ear open, had three stable sits
Speaker 1: in there. When we were I was kind of a
Speaker 1: rough kid. My my cousin and I. He's not really
Speaker 1: my cousin. He's like my friend two years older than me.
Speaker 1: Maybe I think it's two. We had two aluminum bats
Speaker 1: and we were taking turns whacking each other and the
Speaker 1: shoulder with them, and then I got tripped over or
Speaker 1: something like that. We're taking turns whacking each other with
Speaker 1: the spats, and I fell and I landed, and there's
Speaker 1: either a corn stick hanging sticking up by the ground
Speaker 1: or it was like a an apple, because there was
Speaker 1: like a small apple tree there with a stem. But
Speaker 1: whatever I did, it slashed open my my ear, lit
Speaker 1: my ear lobe and gushion and we had to go
Speaker 1: to like a emergency careen get some staple stitches in
Speaker 1: that those do not feel good coming out a suck.
Speaker 2: It's how you make love to the world.
Speaker 19: If you listen to NPR, I'm going to assume that
Speaker 19: you're not real, Like you don't even exist. You should
Speaker 19: talk to yourself like you wish your father would have
Speaker 19: when you were a child. If you believe the official
Speaker 19: narrative for anything, you are literally retarded. If you're a
Speaker 19: woman and you drive a subreu, you are automatically a lesbian.
Speaker 19: If you don't have a dui, what the fuck are
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Speaker 19: being drunk is gay. If you have your name tattooed
Speaker 19: on you, you either wrestle live in the Midwest. But seriously,
Speaker 19: why the fuck you have your name tattooed on you, bro,
Speaker 19: that's kind of stupid, dude. People tend to become their name,
Speaker 19: so be careful what you name your kid. If you
Speaker 19: name a Mercedes, she is most definitely not going to
Speaker 19: be a politician or a doctor. If you name your
Speaker 19: kid Skyler, you're evil and they're probably gonna end up
Speaker 19: being a very hated character in her TV show. If
Speaker 19: you name your kid something stupid like Patience or Serenity,
Speaker 19: they're gonna be insufferable, probably collect and type of rock
Speaker 19: and either be very overweight or go to Thailand and
Speaker 19: then make it their entire personality. And if you name
Speaker 19: your kid Mohammed, they're gonna end up being dumb and brown.
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Speaker 19: a grown ass man who collects Funko Pops or is
Speaker 19: into Star Wars or Harry Potter, you should be sent
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Speaker 1: Excellent.
Speaker 2: Race is one of the most important things ever.
Speaker 19: The reason why our gun violence rates are so fucking
Speaker 19: high in the United States is because we have a
Speaker 19: bunch of other races. If you look at the most
Speaker 19: peaceful places in the world, they are very culturally homogeneous.
Speaker 2: The more brown and black a place is, the more
Speaker 2: violent it is. And this is just an indisputable fact.
Speaker 19: And this is just something that nobody fucking talks about
Speaker 19: but everybody knows is true. That doesn't mean that I
Speaker 19: hate Mexicans or black people or whatever, because they don't.
Speaker 19: But denying this truth is just mental illness. Laws don't
Speaker 19: matter if people don't want to follow them. The average
Speaker 19: IQ for somebody in South Saharan Africa is in the
Speaker 19: sixth Every race is very different to The people who
Speaker 19: say race isn't real or doesn't matter are knowingly deceiving you.
Speaker 19: These people are the seed of the devil. They hate
Speaker 19: God and his creation. They try to create their own reality.
Speaker 1: Like these are the Jews.
Speaker 2: Controlling our perception of it.
Speaker 1: And when people don't, don't just say oh no, you
Speaker 1: mean desionists, Oh you mean that this?
Speaker 8: You mean it?
Speaker 1: Have you read the Torah? Pretend like it did enough
Speaker 1: to become a Christian or a Catholic, So I mean, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: it's all of them. They want you dead, they want
Speaker 1: us all dead. Join the party for no good reason really,
Speaker 1: other than that we're here.
Speaker 19: Except the dissonance that they espouse. They're labeled as mentally ill,
Speaker 19: so the only thing that they fear is truth. They
Speaker 19: stuff everybody in cities and make women the loudest voices,
Speaker 19: and this is because they are most prone to social pressure.
Speaker 19: Put our children in their institutions, and validate the narcissistic
Speaker 19: behavior of those who are most prone.
Speaker 1: M I'm sorry, was I just did? I just zone out? Okay? Sorry,
Speaker 1: I forgot that. I was actually doing a stream just now. Wow,
Speaker 1: that was crazy. I just started doing something else. Whoops, Okay,
Speaker 1: I'll stop. Wow. Uh I stopped because I was like, yeah, no,
Speaker 1: you totally can destroy energy, is my theory. Oh I'm
Speaker 1: in the wrong spot again. Fuck. I don't think that'll.
Speaker 1: I don't buy that you can't. I think that's another
Speaker 1: deception by the jew It's another part of their bullshit
Speaker 1: science in my opinion, So that's why I did that.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 2: Okay. Is one of the most important things. Ever.
Speaker 19: The reason why our gun violence rates are so fucking
Speaker 19: high in the United States is because we have a
Speaker 19: bunch of other races. If you look at the most
Speaker 19: peaceful places in the world, they are very culturally imoginous.
Speaker 19: The more brown and black places, the more violent it is.
Speaker 19: And this is just an indisputable fact.
Speaker 1: And this is just something we went through this so
Speaker 1: it's good enough anyway, it says. Rob says, Yeah, what
Speaker 1: the f because this it's targeted the harassment. Every wonder
Speaker 1: if stew is a honeypot Rob bassta. Of course I've
Speaker 1: been saying that forever.
Speaker 16: He says.
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Speaker 1: account into safe mode because it couldn't establish my age.
Speaker 1: It couldn't it couldn't verify your age, so it put
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Speaker 1: And then it says, if you want to do this,
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Speaker 1: about seven minutes tron Legacy? That doesn't sound like it's
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Speaker 20: Now?
Speaker 1: And did we did we do the other one? Because
Speaker 1: there's one missing on here. There was an honest trailer
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Speaker 4: What is something you've making?
Speaker 10: And all his projects take forever to finish?
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Speaker 1: Is where were you?
Speaker 10: That ends on such an ambiguous note, We're still not
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Speaker 8: Excellent timing, there, pilot.
Speaker 10: What's your name? Our Jamiecreaney? Max not the only one
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Speaker 18: Are I know?
Speaker 1: So this is literally we were talking.
Speaker 25: You know, In the entire history of mankind, there are
Speaker 25: only four documented cases of members of the Rothschild banking
Speaker 25: dynasty being arrested. I'm going to give the names and
Speaker 25: then the people who arrested them. First of all, we
Speaker 25: have Louis Nataniel van Rothschild, who was the head of s. M.
Speaker 25: Von Rothschild Bank, which was the Vienna branch. Then we
Speaker 25: have Alphonse van roth's Child, who was his cousin and
Speaker 25: the head of the French and Austrian branch. Then we
Speaker 25: have Clarius van ross Child, who was the wife of Fons,
Speaker 25: and then we have Bettina von Rothschild, who was the
Speaker 25: sister of Louis.
Speaker 8: Now, let's see who arrested them.
Speaker 25: In the first case, he was the Gestapo, second case Gestapo,
Speaker 25: third case Gestapo, Ford case Gestapo. That's right, the Nazis,
Speaker 25: which were the most evil human beings to have ever
Speaker 25: existed in the history of humanity, where the only regime
Speaker 25: slashed the only people.
Speaker 1: To he obviously says that rolling his eyes and looking
Speaker 1: up in the air for you know, effect censors.
Speaker 2: You get it.
Speaker 1: It's just another way of mockery and sarcasm.
Speaker 25: Right ever, arrest members of the Rothschild banking dynasty. Louis
Speaker 25: was held for one year and then he was released
Speaker 25: after a huge ransom.
Speaker 5: He fled Austria.
Speaker 25: Alfonse was detained and then released, His property was seized,
Speaker 25: and then he fled to the US. Clarius was interrogated
Speaker 25: and confined, and then she fled after she bribed some officers.
Speaker 25: And Bettina was on a brief house arrest, and then
Speaker 25: she fled. She went abroad. Here's the summary timeline. Twelve
Speaker 25: March nineteen thirty eight, Germany invades Austria Anschlus. Thirteen March
Speaker 25: nineteen thirty eight, Louis van Rothschild is arrested at Vienna Airport.
Speaker 25: March April nineteen thirty eight. Venice Rothschilds are detained or
Speaker 25: replaced under surveillance.
Speaker 5: Mid nineteen thirty eight.
Speaker 25: Nineteen thirty nine Rothschild assets, bank, palaces, art are forcibly collected.
Speaker 25: July nineteen thirty nine, Louis von Rothschald is released after
Speaker 25: ransom and he flees to Switzerland and on the first
Speaker 25: of September nineteen thirty nine, World War two begins.
Speaker 8: Did you know in the end entirely?
Speaker 1: What's this thing? Yeah, I'm with the New Europe The
Speaker 1: Last Battle, and I think this one is actually on
Speaker 1: band by Amazon. I think that's the one that has
Speaker 1: Robert Carlisle playing the role of the h Man the
Speaker 1: Walrus go Googy tube. Yeah, Mike, Yeah, this is pretty funny, right, Uh,
Speaker 1: what did you classify herpes?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, so there's going to be and you won't you're
Speaker 1: not gonna want to hear it from me, But there
Speaker 1: was no aide. There's no sexually transmitted disease like that. Now,
Speaker 1: if you have a bacteria again, if you have some
Speaker 1: sort of bacteria, that's the thing, but it has nothing
Speaker 1: to do with the virus. So what you have to
Speaker 1: ask the question with the understanding of what exactly that
Speaker 1: you're saying causation is. And see what I mean, And
Speaker 1: that's just trying. That's that's not a it's not a
Speaker 1: contagion either way. That's never happened to me. But yeah,
Speaker 1: the simple effect that it happens topically on your thing
Speaker 1: should tell you a lot more than a virus that
Speaker 1: would be internal, right, I mean the whole thing is
Speaker 1: it would have been a full it would if the
Speaker 1: virus was really be a full body thing, not just
Speaker 1: in that one spot. So if it's getting into your pores,
Speaker 1: it's more likely a bacterial issue. And that word doesn't
Speaker 1: mean shit, really, it really doesn't, because if you want
Speaker 1: to say smallpox, kyle pox, chicken pox, purpies, these are
Speaker 1: all the same fucking thing to different degrees based on
Speaker 1: what it's how severe the toxin level is that it's
Speaker 1: building up. Now, bacteria can cause toxin in their excretions,
Speaker 1: parasites can do the same, or you can have a
Speaker 1: literal toxin outburst with smallpox. It could have been the
Speaker 1: tanneries and lots of other things, but different types of
Speaker 1: poisons that were being excreted out through the skin. So
Speaker 1: there you go. Okay, let's move on here. Which one
Speaker 1: is this? I don't remember. This is the dude who's
Speaker 1: saying he's gang stocking people for ten grand a month
Speaker 1: for the government.
Speaker 5: And I'm putting my life in danger by doing it.
Speaker 1: I didn't then you wouldn't put your face on it.
Speaker 1: If that was true, don't feel good about it. I'm
Speaker 1: getting paid ten grand a month and I'm deciding to
Speaker 1: throw it all away because I'm an absolute retarded with
Speaker 1: the nose ring? Is that what he just said? Because honestly,
Speaker 1: like how was he helped himself? The next time he
Speaker 1: does his gang stocking thing, he's going to get jumped
Speaker 1: if people see this, and then he'll be rightfully probably
Speaker 1: beaten down or worse for being a gangstocking piece of shit.
Speaker 1: But this doesn't make any sense that this is real.
Speaker 5: This I feel guilty as hell. This is why I'm
Speaker 5: sharing it.
Speaker 1: But three letter, I feel guilty as hell still cashing
Speaker 1: the checks.
Speaker 5: The letters are I, A, and C. I'm sure you
Speaker 5: can do the math on that, Yeah, yeah, And I'm.
Speaker 26: Sure you've heard the term g stocked or getting followed.
Speaker 26: I get paid ten thousand dollars a month by that
Speaker 26: organization to follow people.
Speaker 5: All you have to do is follow one person.
Speaker 1: That doesn't make any sense either, because most of these
Speaker 1: people are homeless that they have or right out of
Speaker 1: jail that they recruit, and they're getting paid mostly on
Speaker 1: gift cards and different stipends and stuff like that, and
Speaker 1: they're very rarely getting a salary of any kind, and
Speaker 1: if they're getting that much, he's more of a confidential
Speaker 1: informant of a gang sto, like he's at that level.
Speaker 1: He's not. That's why I don't think any of this
Speaker 1: is true.
Speaker 26: Make sure they see me, take a video, send it in.
Speaker 26: I have a tracking app on my phone. I can
Speaker 26: see at least one hundred people a day, and I
Speaker 26: get to pick who I follow.
Speaker 5: All I have to do is make sure they see
Speaker 5: me and send in the video. That's it, just doing
Speaker 5: some creepy shit. Share this like this, Send it to
Speaker 5: your homies.
Speaker 26: If you call someone crazy for getting g stucked, sorry, dude,
Speaker 26: it's real.
Speaker 5: I have to share.
Speaker 1: Elements. Maybe, but it sounds like somebody is jumping in
Speaker 1: on a real thing and making a fake story about it.
Speaker 1: You guys ever see this with the foot us the
Speaker 1: petrified foot. Not creepy, not crazy, definitely not a cult. Oh,
Speaker 1: welcome to Florence. Newly arrived italian quodn'tquote. Italian engineer cooks
Speaker 1: a cat dinner after his shift at Ferrari. I don't
Speaker 1: know if any of that is true, narrative or not,
Speaker 1: but it's definitely a fucking Negro burning a fucking cat
Speaker 1: for food.
Speaker 9: We don't. I got.
Speaker 21: It out.
Speaker 1: She's not saying gods, even though it sounds like that.
Speaker 1: I think she's saying like a gata means cat. I
Speaker 1: think that's what we're hearing. But I don't know.
Speaker 27: No God, yamo.
Speaker 10: Don't.
Speaker 5: We don't.
Speaker 1: I got fucking scumpy. See how it just jumped like that.
Speaker 1: This also makes me wonder if it's how real this
Speaker 1: one is.
Speaker 28: Someone told us that there's a Nigerian guy that stays Yeah,
Speaker 28: that's TRAFFI get.
Speaker 21: Kids and he went to work now so I think
Speaker 21: probably his wife's here, so we want.
Speaker 1: To go in hy So that's when you for brave
Speaker 1: men are deciding to go in there when it's just
Speaker 1: a woman. He fags, motherfuckers.
Speaker 8: Was the police?
Speaker 1: Well, if he's the one actually conducting it, then you
Speaker 1: just let him not. Do you get caught? If he's
Speaker 1: not what he going to come back to there, it's
Speaker 1: a stupid asshole.
Speaker 10: Let's go.
Speaker 1: He's at work doing much trafficking other kids? Or is
Speaker 1: he have like a nine to five?
Speaker 2: Oh bro came here. We're looking for some Nigerian guy.
Speaker 2: It stays yeah. Someone told us you guys are trafficking kids.
Speaker 8: Yeah, the place that.
Speaker 29: Hey print that lady, lady.
Speaker 10: Ye, yeah, come come here.
Speaker 1: Barely looks like a lady, looks like a train.
Speaker 21: Who's yeah?
Speaker 1: A woman?
Speaker 12: Who's this?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Why why did you tie him for what?
Speaker 1: Because they're naughty? Definitely? Not because we've captured them for
Speaker 1: sale to some jew Definitely not that is this your mother?
Speaker 29: Is this your mother?
Speaker 2: Is this your mother?
Speaker 7: H Uh?
Speaker 29: Don't take them.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 8: We're taking this kids, We're taking this. Be going with this, kids,
Speaker 8: let's go, we're going.
Speaker 5: Someone told us.
Speaker 1: Jokes on them when they find out their their militarized
Speaker 1: government is in on the child's kidnapping ship. Guys, want
Speaker 1: to see you wanted me to read this. There's a
Speaker 1: woman right there, and then they put her in a
Speaker 1: little bit of a hole. Here, this woman, and that's
Speaker 1: what's left of her, says in a small village in Iran.
Speaker 1: Small village in Iran. This isn't all of Iran. Most
Speaker 1: of Iran looks like fucking Usa. But anyway, Suriyana or Suriyaya, Saraya,
Speaker 1: what the fuck evers? Sara's family lives her husband, two daughters,
Speaker 1: and two sons. Her husband suddenly falls in love with
Speaker 1: a fourteen year old girl and the desire to marry her.
Speaker 1: And the fourteen year old girl he already he has
Speaker 1: children probably that age already, and he's a sick fuck, right,
Speaker 1: but this is their culture, right, all right, So here
Speaker 1: we go, says her husband suddenly falls in love with
Speaker 1: a fourteen year old girl and the desire to marry
Speaker 1: her overwhelms him. In exchange for marrying the girl, Siari,
Speaker 1: Saraya's husband agrees to cover the medical expenses of her
Speaker 1: ailing father, But in the meantime, he finds it difficult
Speaker 1: to bring in a new wife while already having one,
Speaker 1: and he's also worried about the increased expenses. Having too
Speaker 1: many bitches is expensive. Saya's husband hatches a plan. Remember
Speaker 1: this is the mother of his two children, sorry, four children,
Speaker 1: the mother of his four children. He strikes in a
Speaker 1: fourteen year old girl who he's lusting over is going
Speaker 1: to somehow be a better mom than their actual mom.
Speaker 1: Is that what I'm hearing? This is what it sounds like.
Speaker 1: He strikes a deal with the village headman and spreads
Speaker 1: a rumor about his wife. The rumor was that his
Speaker 1: wife is having an affair with someone else, she seems
Speaker 1: awfully calm. To bolster this rumor, they even create false
Speaker 1: witnesses by threatening or luring certain individuals, luring certain individuals.
Speaker 1: As a result, Siria's guilt is quickly proven proven quotn'take quote.
Speaker 1: According to law, Soria is sentenced to death for affair
Speaker 1: with someone else, just just random to anybody. The death
Speaker 1: penalty was horrific. A pit was dug in public on
Speaker 1: the road. Soria's hands and feet were tied, She was
Speaker 1: buried waisted deep in the pit. Earth was piled around her.
Speaker 1: Then from a distance, stones were thrown at Sarria's body.
Speaker 1: Soriah's father was forced Soria's father was in on this.
Speaker 1: Guys forced to throw the first stone. Then Sarriah's two
Speaker 1: sons were forced to throw stones at their mother. Is
Speaker 1: this cracking your psyche yet? And they still have to
Speaker 1: live with their dad knowing that their dad put this up,
Speaker 1: put them up to this, And they probably believe the accusations,
Speaker 1: because why would you believe blood over fucking strangers and bullshit?
Speaker 18: Right?
Speaker 8: Then?
Speaker 1: This is like that public perception thing, right then? Everyone, Yes,
Speaker 1: it is. I don't know why I said right after that.
Speaker 1: This is perception management, as Davis says. Then everyone gathered
Speaker 1: there and gathered there. Everyone who was gathered there three stones.
Speaker 1: After a long continuous stone throwing, the ground around Soria's
Speaker 1: turned Soyah turned red and blood began to drip. Her
Speaker 1: body stopped moving. Then her husband looked at Sarah's bloodstained
Speaker 1: face lying on her stomach and checked to see if
Speaker 1: she was alive. Sarah was still alive despite her injuries.
Speaker 1: She opened her eyes, realizing she wasn't dead. Everyone in
Speaker 1: the village, including her husband, picked up the bloodstained stones
Speaker 1: lying around Sarah and began pelting them again. That's when
Speaker 1: Sarah died. Yeah, Rob said, this guy Rob here says,
Speaker 1: coming to Minnesota soon. I think it's already there, Bro, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's all these So that's Islam. But people say that
Speaker 1: with complete lack of self awareness, especially if they're Jewish,
Speaker 1: but even if they're Christian, Catholic, or any of the other.
Speaker 1: You know, if they're of any of the three Abrahamic
Speaker 1: Deaths cult religions, they are completely blind to their own
Speaker 1: disgusting histories in what has been made acceptable by the
Speaker 1: church and what has been misconstrued and altered through the
Speaker 1: lying liars who lie at their pulpits, that last one
Speaker 1: not necessarily being the fault of the people who believe
Speaker 1: in the goodness of it more so than how they're
Speaker 1: being steered. No wonder Tony Blair wants digital IDs. His
Speaker 1: son is the owner of the company that I'll be
Speaker 1: paid one hundred billion dollars one hundred million pounds to
Speaker 1: develop and monitor them, and TONI has three hundred and
Speaker 1: seventy five million worth of shares in the company already. No, Rascal,
Speaker 1: I fed you. You don't come back and say now
Speaker 1: he's putting me outside. Just shush fucking hey, you won't
Speaker 1: shut up. Oh this's funny. I'll have to do a
Speaker 1: mad dash while this is on. Come on, motherfucker.
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Speaker 10: Oh my birthly patiency game. Teta kings Alia was tuck.
Speaker 24: Oh my birdy Jeffrey Holocaust dance fistitu d f stative
Speaker 24: and the attack I have been Oh my bid efficiency
Speaker 24: gave the boys.
Speaker 1: He three times I pressed that fucking button and didn't
Speaker 1: do anything. Jesus Christ. James uh Rayford, a Charlotte, North
Speaker 1: Carolina man who was arrested nineteen previous times, including for
Speaker 1: assaulting multiple government government employees, just been arrested again for
Speaker 1: shooting a three year old child. He has just been
Speaker 1: released from prison without bond. Shot a three year old
Speaker 1: Let's just gay shit, oh snake logo.
Speaker 17: Pegasus is government spywhere they can get into your cell phone,
Speaker 17: turn on your camera, and turn on your micro.
Speaker 10: No, I do not.
Speaker 1: Hundred percent say this in all earnest. I don't vouch
Speaker 1: for this person. Every once in a while there's something
Speaker 1: you can get from anything. Not that I don't know
Speaker 1: enough about them. I just find the the the mennerisms,
Speaker 1: the persona that seems like it's excuting from them to
Speaker 1: be weird and unnatural and sometimes extremely obvious, but said
Speaker 1: with us a flare of smugness, because everybody, everybody's ego
Speaker 1: is way too fucking blown up out of proportion for
Speaker 1: doing stupid shit like this that they think they're so
Speaker 1: much smart because they talk it. Maybe maybe they need
Speaker 1: to raise their bar and stop, you know, comparing themselves
Speaker 1: to the idiots that they hang out with, and maybe
Speaker 1: they would feel less like they're superheroism when they think
Speaker 1: at all.
Speaker 8: But whatever, like a phone to spy on you without
Speaker 8: you even realizing it.
Speaker 17: Developed by the Israeli company NSO, it was sold to
Speaker 17: foreign governments for them to spy on their people, including
Speaker 17: the Middle East in Europe, and.
Speaker 8: Sadly has been used to spy on over fifty thousand people.
Speaker 17: That they know about, including one hundred and eighty nine journalists,
Speaker 17: six hundred politicians.
Speaker 24: Sixty five business executives, look and eighty five civil rights activists.
Speaker 17: When he gets inside, your cell phone has access to
Speaker 17: your foot.
Speaker 1: So it's like there's a loop here. The yes, definitely
Speaker 1: sert beteam like it's just looks say, hell snake stuff.
Speaker 1: And then there's a cube, of course, and it's on
Speaker 1: its corner as it would be if it was a
Speaker 1: Saturn logo. Right, it's not the can't it square whatever,
Speaker 1: but it's a it's more of a hexagram when you
Speaker 1: see it on its point facing upward, the way the
Speaker 1: things twitter, you see.
Speaker 17: Any photos, your web searches, your call logs, and even
Speaker 17: your passwords. Does the government's spy and control their population,
Speaker 17: and how in turn Israel spies on those governments and
Speaker 17: their populations too. Intelligence gathering is a form of population
Speaker 17: control because the government now knows.
Speaker 8: Who to silence, who to promote, and how to shape
Speaker 8: and mold public opinion.
Speaker 2: And these are just some of the things that got cube.
Speaker 5: Governments do without you even known about it.
Speaker 1: For thisne's kind of funny. Let's see, that's about right.
Speaker 16: Jew Jerusalem is essential to everything.
Speaker 8: This is my guard.
Speaker 1: Do you want my wife and children too?
Speaker 2: Why are you angry that.
Speaker 1: It was taken by Forrest No core order his house whage.
Speaker 1: My two brothers sold the apartments one and two. Just
Speaker 1: watch the other eight houses around them.
Speaker 8: I don't want to tip today because.
Speaker 1: Attendants were out at a wedding and their men came
Speaker 1: in and took them over while they were out. Conveniently,
Speaker 1: I have to know because I work you, Okay, Is.
Speaker 8: There anything as far as you know in the idea
Speaker 8: that it was that more units were grabbed than was
Speaker 8: legally No, No.
Speaker 16: If there wasn't, if there was, then the police would
Speaker 16: never allowed to tap on the first knot not with
Speaker 16: the courts been here for a monk, now.
Speaker 1: So see how scared? See how like he's like, dude,
Speaker 1: I know that from Italian people just being in New York, Like,
Speaker 1: that's a lie. No, if they wouldn't it would have
Speaker 1: decided deflectively like, oh well, if it did happen, then
Speaker 1: the authorities that our Jews totally wouldn't have let that happen, okay,
Speaker 1: in Israel or in tealestein in West Bank. All they
Speaker 1: said this is, yeah, sure.
Speaker 8: It's not enough far that the issue was.
Speaker 1: He'll confess in the second and then so then you'll
Speaker 1: realize that these are all bullshit minnerisms. You can spot
Speaker 1: a lie pretty quickly when you're when you're keen in
Speaker 1: and you're not fucking drunk. It's gonna do with him.
Speaker 16: There's a lot of stuff here that belonged to the
Speaker 16: Arab that he obviously didn't want.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, see then he started to say this, he's
Speaker 1: gas lighted again. Oh yeah, they just left it all
Speaker 1: here because they didn't want it, not because we raided
Speaker 1: their homes about they were gone and just decided that
Speaker 1: there's our houses now definitely not because of that. No,
Speaker 1: they just didn't want this stuff anymore, so they just
Speaker 1: vacated the home.
Speaker 16: But they just left all that stuff here, well, not
Speaker 16: all of it, but there's some stuff you gotta remember.
Speaker 16: There were you know, we're talking about two Arab families.
Speaker 16: For them to physically walk.
Speaker 1: You Arab families a total of ten units. That doesn't
Speaker 1: add upright, buddy? How did you guys acquire ten units
Speaker 1: with only two Arab families?
Speaker 16: Huh out of the house before the sale with all
Speaker 16: this stuff would have aroused too much of an issue,
Speaker 16: enough a problem for them.
Speaker 1: Did you see how they just bullshit? None of that's true.
Speaker 8: They've sort of left in the middle of the night
Speaker 8: kind of thing.
Speaker 16: I can't really discuss exactly how they left and why
Speaker 16: they left the way they did. You know, certain claims
Speaker 16: were made that maybe the Jews came in at a
Speaker 16: certain time. Like I said, I can't really go into
Speaker 16: the whole issue.
Speaker 8: You're suggesting they may have created a cover story.
Speaker 16: Hamivinavin some things that can talk about some things we
Speaker 16: can't talk about.
Speaker 12: For a Jew.
Speaker 1: There you go, and there's all right there there it is.
Speaker 1: I get back down to the I noticed I screwed
Speaker 1: that up a lot in the last video. I never
Speaker 1: took a scene seventies a zoom in specifically for this show,
Speaker 1: for that Jews and their lies, but I've been using
Speaker 1: it on the Instagram. I didn't realize I had it
Speaker 1: on for some of the time I was in the video.
Speaker 1: The last time, Ah given the right button. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: it just happens, you know, it jumped like that.
Speaker 2: What the fuck?
Speaker 1: Fifty freaking videos? Actually why the Bible mentioned unicorns and
Speaker 1: they're like they're going through this thing about a rhinoceros.
Speaker 1: I'm like a goat with one horn, big guy. Plus,
Speaker 1: they're putting their faith in translations they didn't make from
Speaker 1: languages they don't have a clue about. Deliberate and accidental
Speaker 1: mistakes are made. Oh and it was written by the
Speaker 1: greatest group of liars and thieves. The plan has ever
Speaker 1: been disgraced with, But I'm sure it's totally legit and
Speaker 1: certainly not the Saturn cole of child sacrifice and pharmacia
Speaker 1: in disguise.
Speaker 30: Moving on, so I'm going to share with you the
Speaker 30: dark side of what they call Pink Tober Breast Cancer
Speaker 30: Awareness Month.
Speaker 5: I did some research.
Speaker 30: Only twenty one percent of the money that they raise
Speaker 30: actually goes into cancer research. That means eighty percent of
Speaker 30: it goes to lawsuits, salaries, marketing. They sued over one
Speaker 30: hundred small charities and even bake sales and school fundraisers
Speaker 30: just for using the phrase.
Speaker 1: For make scales and school fundraisers. Coman fucking sued because
Speaker 1: she's all about the children the cure.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, right.
Speaker 30: They partnered with KFC after they did the pink Buckets
Speaker 30: for the Cure, even though there's cancer causing chemicals in
Speaker 30: that food. They once sold perfume with carcinogenic chemicals.
Speaker 1: Catch that. Don't don't eat any of this shit that's
Speaker 1: out there if they're not blocking hormones, which is probably
Speaker 1: one of the reasons why it leads to that thing
Speaker 1: that they call cancer. Just don't need it. Don't eat
Speaker 1: it's fried in soy. It's fried in the cheapest, most
Speaker 1: discussing oil that you can possibly conjure up out of
Speaker 1: the freaking depths of the abyss. Don't eat if you're
Speaker 1: not cooking it, really, don't eat it. Honestly, let's getting
Speaker 1: to that point. You can't trust a goddamn thing. You go, oh,
Speaker 1: this is a restaurant ready paid a little bit of
Speaker 1: extra for it. No, trust me, they're using the shittiest
Speaker 1: oil possible. And I love chicken wings, so it's hard
Speaker 1: for me to say that. But it is what it is.
Speaker 1: Reality is what it is.
Speaker 30: Well, then it like pardling and oxy ben zone, and
Speaker 30: that was only pulled because of the customer backlash.
Speaker 2: Their CEO paid ourselves.
Speaker 30: Seven hundred thousand dollars in a single year after donations were.
Speaker 8: Cut in half.
Speaker 30: Studies show that ninety thousand women proved that mammograms don't
Speaker 30: save lives.
Speaker 1: Yet the mammograms can actually cause an acceleration, especially if
Speaker 1: they're pressing too hard. Yes, mammograms are dangerous as shit.
Speaker 8: It still pushes them. And by the way, if you want.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, if you're if you're in a business of
Speaker 1: selling the never the care on a stick for cancer
Speaker 1: cures for for women, you want to you want to
Speaker 1: actively pursue something that appears on the outside to dumb
Speaker 1: people or not dumb people, but you know, people who
Speaker 1: are not expecting you to lie to them. How about that?
Speaker 1: That's like, that's nicer and more realistic. Uh, you're going
Speaker 1: to promote something that actually causes more cancer to be
Speaker 1: out there so that you have more of a reason
Speaker 1: to exist yourself at the expense of the human lives
Speaker 1: that you're harming through that procedure. Because it's not about them,
Speaker 1: It's about you and everybody who does these five K
Speaker 1: and all this other shit and posts all their pictures
Speaker 1: of how heroic they are on their Facebook. You know,
Speaker 1: it's funny. I've never seen them posting a picture of
Speaker 1: a sick child in the you know, being poisoned to
Speaker 1: death by radiation and chemo. No, they they talk about
Speaker 1: how heroic they are, what a victory it was for
Speaker 1: them to go do that run for because they're so selfless.
Speaker 1: This is this is the other side of you know,
Speaker 1: I don't want to call the elitis, but upper middle
Speaker 1: fucking douche baggery.
Speaker 30: Three alternatives that are more effective than mammograms comment pink
Speaker 30: and I'll send that to you. They sold pink plastic
Speaker 30: water bottles that contained BPA and that is linked.
Speaker 10: To breast cancer rope.
Speaker 30: They once partnered with a fracking company that made one
Speaker 30: thousand pink drill bits.
Speaker 2: This is crazy.
Speaker 1: Why a fracking company that used pink drill bits.
Speaker 5: Oi.
Speaker 30: They the Charity Navigator downgraded them to two stars for financial.
Speaker 1: Hold on a second, let's see, let's see, let's see
Speaker 1: if the if the namesake itself. Yes, look at that.
Speaker 7: What do you know?
Speaker 1: Surprise, Yes, both the late Susan G. Cohman and her
Speaker 1: sister and founder of the foundation, Nancy Brinker, which they
Speaker 1: were just showing, were Jewish. Brinker was born to a
Speaker 1: family of Lithuanian Jewish descent. The foundation was started by
Speaker 1: Nancy Brinker in honor of her sister, Susan G. Cohman,
Speaker 1: who died of breast cancer in nineteen eighty two. So
Speaker 1: this woman who died, they've been using and they've basically
Speaker 1: been dry humping her dead corpse to make money off
Speaker 1: of it since nineteen eighty two. Susan G. Coman and
Speaker 1: her sister, Nancy Brinker were both Jewish. Brinker was born
Speaker 1: into a family of Lithuanian Jewish of Lithuanian Jewish background.
Speaker 1: All these fucking retards following the demon all the way around,
Speaker 1: getting their pockets picked as they go. You would say, good,
Speaker 1: they deserve what they're good they're getting, But who are
Speaker 1: they stealing from? That's that's the part that makes it
Speaker 1: a kind of a shitty situation, right, Money that could
Speaker 1: have been used for true health awareness. Get these children
Speaker 1: the fuck out of Saint Jude's. You know, half the
Speaker 1: time is that they're getting cancer. I know that they're
Speaker 1: talking about breast cancer specifically, but cancer in general, especially
Speaker 1: juvenile cancer, I find to be horrifically sad and awful.
Speaker 1: And uh, you know, maybe if we didn't vaccinate them
Speaker 1: with poisons and put them on a roller coaster to
Speaker 1: hell the moment they're born, that shit wouldn't happen as
Speaker 1: much or at all. And yet, you know what's funny
Speaker 1: is like I'm I'm here, I am here on my
Speaker 1: free time. I pay to be here and don't make
Speaker 1: things off of this. It costs money to have the
Speaker 1: high speed internet, it costs money for the equipment, it
Speaker 1: costs money for the time that I'm using not making
Speaker 1: other money. And there's still pieces of shit out there
Speaker 1: who have such a lack of a life that they'll
Speaker 1: harass me every day. Just go watch something else, you
Speaker 1: thirty little fucking homos. And all the times that you
Speaker 1: tell me that I'm this and I'm.
Speaker 2: A that.
Speaker 1: You could have confronted me, and I could have beaten
Speaker 1: you to fucking half death already by now, and then
Speaker 1: you would have realized that that's a bad thing to do.
Speaker 1: Calling me angry is funny because everybody should be.
Speaker 10: I'm not.
Speaker 15: I'm not.
Speaker 1: That doesn't hurt my feelings for you to say that, Okay,
Speaker 1: And as far as people who are pieces of shit,
Speaker 1: I'm not hosting a fucking restaurant here. This is in
Speaker 1: the hospitality service. Okay, you're you're in my fucking territory
Speaker 1: when you're here. And if you're not gonna be if
Speaker 1: you're gonna be rude, I'm not gonna tolerate it. I'll
Speaker 1: throw you through the fucking window. I'm not gonna open
Speaker 1: it first. Okay. Just make sure that you understand that
Speaker 1: there's some people you can fuck with and some people
Speaker 1: you can't. There's some people you can harass and abuse,
Speaker 1: and other people who have zero tolerance for it. I'm
Speaker 1: the latter, and if you met me in person, you'd
Speaker 1: understand that this is fucked up. You wannestly something horrible.
Speaker 5: Now take a look.
Speaker 22: This is exclusive dash cab video that is now the
Speaker 22: subject of several law enforcement investigations. Shows the moment a
Speaker 22: red semi truck plowed into a number of vehicles on
Speaker 22: the westbound ten Freeway in Ontario just after one pm yesterday.
Speaker 22: The CHP told the La Times the driver of this
Speaker 22: big rig is a twenty one year old man who
Speaker 22: is now under arrest on suspicion of driving under the
Speaker 22: influence of drugs. A total of four semis were involved
Speaker 22: in also four passenger vehicles.
Speaker 8: One of them was he on?
Speaker 1: Was he under the influence of drugs or was it
Speaker 1: just his turn to shit through the hole inside the
Speaker 1: fucking cab? Because did you see the turbine on? This
Speaker 1: guy floating in flames? What the hell was he looked
Speaker 1: like he was either I looked like he was Indian.
Speaker 22: Three people were killed and four others were taken to
Speaker 22: local hospitals.
Speaker 3: This horrific crash.
Speaker 1: They don't give up. They have absolutely no remorse. You
Speaker 1: remember that guy who did the U turn in like
Speaker 1: the far right lane. He decided just to cut across
Speaker 1: all the lanes and try to the median and he
Speaker 1: ended up killing I don't know three or four people
Speaker 1: and causing all kinds of damage. When when cars smashed
Speaker 1: into the semi, that was basically blocking the road at speed,
Speaker 1: you know, like they were going sixty five or so,
Speaker 1: sixty five seventy five miles proud, and then somebody decides
Speaker 1: to just take a fucking left hand turn instead of
Speaker 1: you know, not changing lanes, just hooking it and blocking
Speaker 1: the entire freeway just like that. No remorse, none whatsoever
Speaker 1: that he just had people. That people just died, none,
Speaker 1: just east of the way. The reason I believe this
Speaker 1: one and I don't think it's AI, is that why
Speaker 1: do we even this sucks that we even't have to
Speaker 1: think like that? Is that they're saying in Ontario and
Speaker 1: there's a huge pajeet problem out there in this area and.
Speaker 22: Shut down all westbound lanes for more than twelve hours.
Speaker 22: Thousands of drivers were trapping the gridlock just as the
Speaker 22: evening commute was getting underway. It also happened near the
Speaker 22: Ontario airports. Of the crash, likely delight people that were
Speaker 22: trying to get to their lights. Now take a look
Speaker 22: at this is exclusive dash cam video that is now
Speaker 22: the subject of course of investigations.
Speaker 1: Sure, yeah, October twenty first, today's twenty third. So what
Speaker 1: they do? They took a picture of a I tak
Speaker 1: a gift of a homosexual strangling himself. That's just called
Speaker 1: auto eerotic asphyxia. What does that have to do with anything?
Speaker 1: Sometimes sometimes people don't realize they're not funny, that they're
Speaker 1: not clever. This is horrific. This is the w Hey,
Speaker 1: why does the WNBA have such low turnout? And it
Speaker 1: makes no money because there are a bunch of propaganda
Speaker 1: pedaling transgender fucking scumbags because most of them, those girls,
Speaker 1: how many of them have been like you can't tell
Speaker 1: what they are. You don't know if they had a
Speaker 1: dick before, or you don't know if it's on hormone
Speaker 1: blockers or something, or if it's taking steroids. And now this,
Speaker 1: now this, it's all LGBTQ shit in there all the
Speaker 1: time with this w NBA bullshit. Plus, who the hell
Speaker 1: wants to watch women play sports?
Speaker 2: What in the world?
Speaker 14: So what you're witnessing.
Speaker 1: Unless there's something to do with like oil and bikinis
Speaker 1: or something, or volleyball with oil and bikinis.
Speaker 31: It's child abuse, it is with.
Speaker 1: This, this is this is who they had come up
Speaker 1: for their halftime, is what they're telling you here. Does
Speaker 1: the w NBA now think This is child abuse. This
Speaker 1: is a boy with just let them, let them say it.
Speaker 31: Uh the WNBA, of course, Phoenix Mercury team invited a
Speaker 31: seven year old. They say genderless, but that's stupid and unscientific.
Speaker 31: A trans kid. This is a seven year old trans
Speaker 31: kid in makeup, in a half shirt, going and performing
Speaker 31: during the halftime show. If you're a parent and you're
Speaker 31: putting fake lashes on your seven year old, you need intervention.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, look at your What the fuck is that?
Speaker 1: Yeh yeah, it's another jew.
Speaker 31: What separate the mom's political baggage aside? That's abusive to
Speaker 31: do that to a kid. People that bitch and moan
Speaker 31: about you.
Speaker 1: It looks like the literal lizard dog version of Mia
Speaker 1: Wallace from pulp fiction. Like if mea Wallace was played
Speaker 1: by a lizard or a dog, it would look like
Speaker 1: this thing child beauty pageants?
Speaker 27: What do you what do you think?
Speaker 31: This is like eleventy thousand times.
Speaker 1: Worse elegy thousands. You made yourself son as intelligent as
Speaker 1: you probably really are.
Speaker 31: Kid putting the kid it's a little boy dressed up
Speaker 31: as a girl, putting him in a half shirt and
Speaker 31: giant you know, Jasmine Crockett lashes and sending him out
Speaker 31: on the court.
Speaker 16: That's abusive.
Speaker 8: It's seven years old. That is messed up.
Speaker 1: What hold on? What in the fuck is this?
Speaker 11: What is that?
Speaker 1: There's something else that she looks like. I just can't
Speaker 1: think of it. It's none of it's good though, and
Speaker 1: she's you know, yeah, that's that's very feminine the pipe, Yeah,
Speaker 1: very feminine. Sure, totally not whatever, totally not exactly what
Speaker 1: I thought you were. What happened just now. I was
Speaker 1: just in the difference, But you motherfucker changed what I
Speaker 1: was and put me back at the beginning because I
Speaker 1: clicked on it. Fuck you bitches, that was gay. Okay, area,
Speaker 1: this might this might make you angry.
Speaker 2: We're not getting EBT no more.
Speaker 29: They took the EBT.
Speaker 2: They saying I gotta work twenty hours a week.
Speaker 8: I'm not working.
Speaker 1: Is this fucking real?
Speaker 28: Get the fuck out of here. This is what Americans
Speaker 28: taxpayer work for us. They work for me. They gotta
Speaker 28: help me feed my fucking kids. Get the fuck out
Speaker 28: of here. You know what I'm saying, Like, don't be
Speaker 28: quit as now. Y'all been helping us all this fucking time.
Speaker 28: Now y'all want to tap out, get the fuck.
Speaker 10: Out of here.
Speaker 2: I want my ebt.
Speaker 21: Yo, I want my ebt, And I'm not.
Speaker 2: Working for nobody. I'm a fucking boss.
Speaker 4: This grown ass man with kids just said.
Speaker 9: I'm not working for nobody.
Speaker 2: I'm a fucking boss and.
Speaker 8: In the same breath he begging for his free shit.
Speaker 32: Sir, sure, I pray to God your son see this.
Speaker 32: I pray to God your sons grow up like I
Speaker 32: did to realize that the man that raised him is
Speaker 32: a fucking loser.
Speaker 2: We're not getting each mm.
Speaker 12: I know Jesse attacks that non Muslims will have to
Speaker 12: be attacks. I would say, do you agree with that? Like,
Speaker 12: if someone doesn't want to follow the religion, they have
Speaker 12: to be attacks, that's fine.
Speaker 8: Well, what's the issue with that?
Speaker 1: She this is a little fucking half midget here, fucking
Speaker 1: is which pretty with? This fucking guy would fucking smoke
Speaker 1: you if you put his mic down. And he wasn't
Speaker 1: a bitch. I don't know. He might be a little
Speaker 1: he might be a little bit of a softy. And
Speaker 1: there's a he's standing next to a guy in a
Speaker 1: dress that's that's supposed to be Oh, that's traditional garb.
Speaker 1: It's a It's a really long collared shirt that hangs
Speaker 1: down to your fucking ankles. Isn't that nice?
Speaker 18: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, how's that not address? Anyway? I guess I guess
Speaker 1: the the hoodie on on it makes it look better.
Speaker 1: But this fucking guy, he's like, what you do?
Speaker 11: What you do?
Speaker 7: What do you do?
Speaker 1: You got a problem with that? You get to do?
Speaker 16: Dude?
Speaker 1: This is this guy.
Speaker 12: True, I don't want to be Yeah, you don't have
Speaker 12: to be a Muslim just paying a two percent tax? Well,
Speaker 12: but I don't want to pay at tax just because
Speaker 12: I'm not Muslims.
Speaker 20: So so you stop. You can't stop paying your taxes
Speaker 20: and see what happens to you.
Speaker 1: This is he's a retard. It's they called the protection tax.
Speaker 1: They've been doing this since the six hundreds or whatever
Speaker 1: the hell was seven hundreds. This is the biggest fucking scam.
Speaker 1: It's a Jewish scam. The protection is we won't if
Speaker 1: you want us not to murder you. This is all
Speaker 1: about muscling. It's all about extortion.
Speaker 2: This is like.
Speaker 1: Mafia ship. Oh, the guy down the street wants me
Speaker 1: to take care of you, but if you pay me,
Speaker 1: you know, a fee, I'll make sure I protect you instead. No,
Speaker 1: there is no guy. But that's not the point, because
Speaker 1: the person who actually is the threat isn't the one
Speaker 1: who he's pointing to that doesn't exist. It's him. And
Speaker 1: if you don't want trouble, you just pay the extortion
Speaker 1: and some and they get more and more expensive all
Speaker 1: the time. And they used to do this to store
Speaker 1: owners and all kinds of shit, because that's how Jews operate.
Speaker 1: They're fucking parasites Islam. A lot of them are Avays.
Speaker 1: A lot of them are mixed like this in like Flynn,
Speaker 1: and it doesn't mean that that element wasn't also in
Speaker 1: them as well. They're all pieces of shit, a lot
Speaker 1: of them. And this guy he's saying he had to
Speaker 1: pay the jigs attacks just just gi attacks. And trust me,
Speaker 1: it doesn't stay two percent.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's not because I'm not Muslim. Though.
Speaker 8: Everybody pays taxes here.
Speaker 20: Yeah, and we as Muslims we pay you know, is charity.
Speaker 20: You as a Muslim, you don't pay that. So this
Speaker 20: is why you have to pay. And by the way,
Speaker 20: you pay taxes because you're under our protection.
Speaker 1: See bullshit, this little Yeah, convince me that your fucking
Speaker 1: little gay ass is protecting me from anything.
Speaker 20: Right, if you if the country was to go to war, right,
Speaker 20: you would not join the army. We would have to
Speaker 20: defend you. This is why you pay the JI taxes.
Speaker 20: It's called the protections.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you'd have a gie hid and just kill anyone
Speaker 1: you wanted to.
Speaker 20: So if the country was to be invaded, you wouldn't fight.
Speaker 29: You would just be chilling in your house.
Speaker 1: And that's absolute bullshit and that's a fucking lie. Any
Speaker 1: able body would be forced to do it, especially the
Speaker 1: people who are paying their fucking slavery tax their slaves.
Speaker 1: That's why they're paying their jigs attacks fight. This is
Speaker 1: why historically a tax that that's historically true. What I
Speaker 1: just said, uh more of this ship.
Speaker 2: That's what I found.
Speaker 1: And the advice great, But why is this significance.
Speaker 27: I'm going to explain that in this video.
Speaker 3: There's been reports about these billboards, but I will to
Speaker 3: see one for myself, as I've been accused of using AI,
Speaker 3: which is crazy. But these are actually all over Israel
Speaker 3: at the moment. In the Bible, King Cyrus was a gentile,
Speaker 3: a Persian king that God called his anointed. He was
Speaker 3: used to free the Jews and rebuild the Second Temple
Speaker 3: in Jerusalem. And that's why many see Donald as a
Speaker 3: Cyrus figure, which is a leader raised up to defend
Speaker 3: Israel and realign nations for prophecy to unfold. That's in
Speaker 3: Isaiah forty five, and in Daniel. Daniel saw a mighty
Speaker 3: king from the West, Alexander the Great, who conquered the
Speaker 3: world with unmatched speed. After his death, his empire split.
Speaker 1: Into four after his death by poisoning by.
Speaker 3: Jews, and from that came a clear type of the Antichrist.
Speaker 3: Alexander the Great is a typology or a foreshadowing of
Speaker 3: the Antichrist. And when people call Trump both Cyrus the
Speaker 3: Great and Alexander the Great.
Speaker 1: I don't know why anybody would call him Alexander the
Speaker 1: Gree and Cyrus is more and attached to the a
Speaker 1: Hacerrist story, Haserus being that king of that territory, of
Speaker 1: that that portion of Persia that allowed for Haman and
Speaker 1: his sons to be hung by Mordecai because he liked
Speaker 1: Esther's booty. I think it's all bullshit story, But they
Speaker 1: have carried out their little perium quite a few times
Speaker 1: since then.
Speaker 5: While being.
Speaker 1: I don't know the fu kid boo is, but I'm
Speaker 1: kind of tired of all these fucking retarded names.
Speaker 2: Yo, come over here.
Speaker 10: Should you want me to do this?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Fuck that ship?
Speaker 1: Like I could. I could totally see why you would
Speaker 1: spend resources making two of this motherfucker.
Speaker 20: Right.
Speaker 8: Well, y'all gotta say, now you seen him? We got
Speaker 8: the same tattoos, same hair.
Speaker 9: Same genetic structure.
Speaker 8: Glad, what do you got to see that?
Speaker 21: I mean, I'll wait all day.
Speaker 1: Uh new prime minister chosen by this could that's funny? Well,
Speaker 1: here's here's here's the night. This might be an uplifting story.
Speaker 1: Let's see. Maybe it's a it's a roadmap to freedom.
Speaker 29: Did you see what's going on in Nepaul? Nepaul?
Speaker 33: But nobody Nepaul felt threatened because they felt like the
Speaker 33: youth was going to organize against the government.
Speaker 29: So they shut down all social media Instagram.
Speaker 5: Facebook, all of it.
Speaker 2: You know what they did.
Speaker 29: They burned the governmental house down, They killed Then.
Speaker 1: Now here's the thing. We're hoping that this is good
Speaker 1: and not exactly what the Waves had planned. Because anywhere
Speaker 1: there's chaos and violence and over upheaval, there's a Jew somewhere.
Speaker 1: So was this the way that they wanted to go
Speaker 1: down or was this a victory for the side of good?
Speaker 1: That remains to be seen.
Speaker 33: They overthrew their government and they just reinstated a new
Speaker 33: prime minister. An entire country overthrew and oppressody.
Speaker 1: They reinstated a prime minister. They didn't just pick her
Speaker 1: off of Discord Man.
Speaker 29: They don't want the people to see that that's possible.
Speaker 29: And regardless if that, wow, yeah, go look this stuff up.
Speaker 33: Then the novelize government was completely overthrown by the youth.
Speaker 29: Who have elected a new prime minister on discord.
Speaker 8: Did you see what's going.
Speaker 5: On in Nepaul?
Speaker 2: Nepaul?
Speaker 1: So they got their internet back then, because you just
Speaker 1: said that this was shut down all social media. So
Speaker 1: how the hell did they select her on discord? Your
Speaker 1: story is a little weird.
Speaker 14: Girls aged nine and ten are now in demand.
Speaker 8: I want you to guess who said that.
Speaker 14: Hi, everyone, this is your yearly reminder that Christopher Columbus
Speaker 14: was a prolific child trafficker and child mutilator.
Speaker 29: His proliferation of the end of that.
Speaker 1: Part, but he said mutilator Oi fucking vay, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: fourteen ninety two. Geez, that's funny. It seems to line
Speaker 1: up with exactly the same year that they expelled all
Speaker 1: the Jews out of Spain. Whatder?
Speaker 5: What was on his boat? Whatder?
Speaker 1: Who was on his boat? Do you do you think
Speaker 1: that Hernan Cortes and some of the other conquistadors might
Speaker 1: have been crypto crypto Jews?
Speaker 20: Man?
Speaker 1: If you, if you, if you want to talk about
Speaker 1: their humanitarianism, and I'm saying that in the most sarcastic
Speaker 1: way possible they have they have treated people similar to
Speaker 1: what the Oi Vays and their scumbaggery have treated people
Speaker 1: that were not not like them forever. So yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: her name Cortez was most certainly a crypto Jew, but
Speaker 1: so were many other conquistadores.
Speaker 14: Tex trade was so massive en Abhoor that Queen Isabella
Speaker 14: herself had to issue a decree saying you can no
Speaker 14: longer bring Indigenous women and children for concubinage. There's a
Speaker 14: translated quote from Columbus himself, one hundred castianos are as
Speaker 14: easily obtained for a woman as for a farm. And
Speaker 14: it is very general, and there are many dealers who
Speaker 14: go around looking for girl.
Speaker 1: He has what appears to be a big fluffy red
Speaker 1: afrou Sorry.
Speaker 14: Those of age nine and ten are in demand, and
Speaker 14: for all ages a good price must be paid. There's
Speaker 14: also an account right in fourteen ninety five by Columbus's
Speaker 14: friend Michael de Kunio, where he brags about being gifted
Speaker 14: a young carib woman by Columbus, who he then essays
Speaker 14: and tortures.
Speaker 10: I can't read you that.
Speaker 1: Then essually it's so, and tortures his gift, his Caribbean
Speaker 1: little girl. That's everywhere they go, man and every era,
Speaker 1: when they're left in any sort of position of lack
Speaker 1: of accountability, they torture mankind to death and rape it.
Speaker 1: They can't how many how many opportunities are you going
Speaker 1: to continue to let them have to do that, because
Speaker 1: right now they're about to do it to all of us,
Speaker 1: like whatever's left of us are.
Speaker 14: Graphic quote here on TikTok, but I can't elsewhere. The
Speaker 14: Spaniards did not content themselves with stealing the Indian's food.
Speaker 8: In their labor.
Speaker 1: Don't say Spaniards when you mean Jews, took.
Speaker 14: Their women and children, used them for their.
Speaker 1: Life, except for maybe Jesuits, which are also Jews, so oops, yeah.
Speaker 14: And left them pregnant one Spaniard who wished to satisfy.
Speaker 1: His because jesuits were forty three fifteen forty three. So
Speaker 1: I right around there, fifteen forty three forty one. It
Speaker 1: depends on who says what.
Speaker 14: But his evil lust on a young girl took his
Speaker 14: dagger out, or as it may be, his sword and
Speaker 14: cut the hand off her mother, who was trying to
Speaker 14: wrench her from his grasp.
Speaker 8: When the girl.
Speaker 14: Persisted in refusing him, he stabbed her to death. So
Speaker 14: keep in mind that your.
Speaker 1: Uncle, little girl, little girl, we're talking.
Speaker 14: Things trans people are mutilating children, is definitely out there
Speaker 14: celebrating this guy today. Your coworker who thinks that the
Speaker 14: LGBTQ are grooming children is definitely out there celebrating this
Speaker 14: guy today. Girls aged nine and ten.
Speaker 1: They went backward. Now this makes me want to go
Speaker 1: to Germany. But then I think about the government, and
Speaker 1: I realized that's a really stupid idea today because Germany
Speaker 1: isn't German anymore, if you know what I mean, believe
Speaker 1: but look at this German grocery store prices in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five.
Speaker 13: Going to show you how expensive groceries are in Germany.
Speaker 13: A back of mandarines one sixty nine two thirty nine
Speaker 13: for twelve eggs, baby bills for two seventy nine, oat
Speaker 13: milk for ninety cents, beer salami for one ninety nine.
Speaker 13: You can get real bread for one nineteen.
Speaker 8: If you get a full loaf, you can cut it
Speaker 8: right here.
Speaker 13: One salmon philly for three ninety nine.
Speaker 34: You can get three pizzas for three ninety nine.
Speaker 13: There are three pizzas inside. Red wine for two forty nine,
Speaker 13: six pairs for one forty nine, cucumber for sixty nine cents,
Speaker 13: two pounds of meat for six ninety nine, strawberries for
Speaker 13: two eighty nine. Yeah, you guys already for the craziest
Speaker 13: thing this much. Toilet paper four two sixty nine, and
Speaker 13: then four pieces of kitchen towels for two seventy five.
Speaker 34: I honestly have no idea why toilet paper is so
Speaker 34: expensive in the US. You can get cat food for
Speaker 34: thirty cents. Let's head over to the sweets. One bag
Speaker 34: of reason for one seventy nine, chips.
Speaker 13: Are one nineteen, olive oil for five ninety nine.
Speaker 8: The price is here insane.
Speaker 29: They're so cheap.
Speaker 12: You get some gudha for one.
Speaker 10: Ninety five, this huge part of Greek yogor two.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but she's in a fucking box. Everything that's like delicutenty.
Speaker 14: Nine baby food is either one or five or you
Speaker 14: can eat.
Speaker 1: Those are double the size in baby food too. If
Speaker 1: you notice how tall they are. That's not the one.
Speaker 1: Those little tiny jars there, we used to use them
Speaker 1: too for watercolors, like for paint, to clean off your
Speaker 1: brush after we're done, get something for seventy five fair
Speaker 1: you ended up using those for her earth supplies after
Speaker 1: her cents.
Speaker 34: Eighty five pieces of diapers for five and soap here
Speaker 34: for sixty five cents, toothpaste for sixty five cents.
Speaker 8: Okay, let me know in the comments.
Speaker 34: Do you think it's cheap or expensive to shove in
Speaker 34: Germany today?
Speaker 1: I'm going to now, she says in Germany, like as
Speaker 1: if that one grocery represents the hunt are your country.
Speaker 1: So the verbiage is a little misleading. Of course, this
Speaker 1: is interesting and apparently they want so. You can see
Speaker 1: the change in the twist and the turn, and social
Speaker 1: media is now geared towards hating Muslims because that's who
Speaker 1: people perceive the Palestinians to be. So remember that that
Speaker 1: influence that they said that they're going to do to
Speaker 1: the internet. This is why we're getting this ship in
Speaker 1: my feed. Now, that's why you're getting more of this
Speaker 1: in my feed. They're doing this. But this is cool. First,
Speaker 1: ex Muslim Abdullah, this is almost as bad as the
Speaker 1: see this is as bad as the fucking uh what
Speaker 1: do you call it? The brain rot. Abdullah even said,
Speaker 1: ibn abi sar okay, how fast you have to say that? Adulah,
Speaker 1: it'd been, it been said, it been, it been said,
Speaker 1: even Abi sar okay whatever. He was the main scribe
Speaker 1: for Mohammad. After noticing linguistic errors in the revelation and
Speaker 1: Mohammad making regulations changes, he escaped from Medina to Mecca,
Speaker 1: exposed the Koran as a fabrication and not from a god,
Speaker 1: not from a god. Muhammad ordered his killing to be
Speaker 1: the first apostate murder in Islam. I exactly the best
Speaker 1: handwriting or writing of that right there. Whatever, Some of
Speaker 1: these things are so weird. Everybody's just ready to drop
Speaker 1: their fucking pants and drop to their fucking knees and
Speaker 1: start slobbering. It's like, oh, I heard a story, so
Speaker 1: therefore I read this much and probably can't read. But
Speaker 1: this guy needs this, This guy needs that, This guy
Speaker 1: needs his own you know, Lisa says, this guy should
Speaker 1: be iconic. He should have a major movie made out
Speaker 1: about him. It's like, come on, guys, you know this one.
Speaker 1: We all know this one.
Speaker 35: Six billion idol wall chapels who makes God.
Speaker 1: Angry six billion in Auschwitz.
Speaker 8: Every second of their life.
Speaker 35: Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Tibet, Napal.
Speaker 1: This is why you don't make her laugh when you're
Speaker 1: about to come. This is why see it's gonna get
Speaker 1: all over you.
Speaker 35: So many India Alan is five hundred millions, China is
Speaker 35: two billion, so many two billion Christians, which are Idle
Speaker 35: worldship between Chinese, India, Indus.
Speaker 8: Buddhist and Christian.
Speaker 5: At least six six.
Speaker 35: And a half billion people are Idol worldship pails that,
Speaker 35: according to the Toras, do.
Speaker 1: Not have their Russians. It's coming from the worship of Mardak. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Marduk is. Hey, just so you know, buddy, you're good
Speaker 1: with the Molocca ren fan thing, but the Marduk thing,
Speaker 1: it just shows that you've also been misled. More on
Speaker 1: that later, coming from the way, Okay, Yeah, and that
Speaker 1: was that was the hidden one. Why is this person
Speaker 1: just fighting? This is like the fifth she's putting hashtags
Speaker 1: on someone else's video.
Speaker 18: What is that.
Speaker 10: I to leave?
Speaker 8: I the worldship goy, It's that penalty.
Speaker 35: Not only Jews even a goal you bow down to
Speaker 35: an idol you believe in.
Speaker 1: J C deserve he's obviously talking about jaz penny penalty
Speaker 1: sick six billion dother wards. So everybody else got it
Speaker 1: wrong except for the Jews. Oh, the Hebrews. How about
Speaker 1: how about there was no question in the first place,
Speaker 1: because you guys made up, made up the answer without
Speaker 1: there being a question. Got the curing people. It's really simple.
Speaker 1: One source, benevolent creator. And then however, where the fuck
Speaker 1: these entities came from? Having to deal with out, you know,
Speaker 1: having to deal with them in our world? How the
Speaker 1: fuck did that happen? And then they say, oh, yes,
Speaker 1: even though they had no concept of creation, no concept
Speaker 1: of God. They only knew demon conjuring energy exchange. That's
Speaker 1: the only thing that they knew. They had no if
Speaker 1: they didn't fucking farm in the sixteen hundreds, do you
Speaker 1: think they did anything besides exploit and abuse people when
Speaker 1: they were in power completely as the Saturn cult five
Speaker 1: thousand years ago, nothing to show for, no accomplishments for
Speaker 1: the entirety of their existence. So when they encountered our
Speaker 1: people and we smacked them the fuck down and stopped
Speaker 1: their child sacrifice cult, they had to come back with something.
Speaker 1: So they created a whole history for themselves and adopted,
Speaker 1: co opted, stole the idea and concept of God and
Speaker 1: Genesis and all other shit. This the idea of a
Speaker 1: creation from their surroundings, from those whom they interacted with,
Speaker 1: to make something that appeared to be like that, so
Speaker 1: people recognize it, but with them at the center, so
Speaker 1: everybody would bow and heal to them because that's where
Speaker 1: they're that's where God comes from their people. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: this guy's blowing something. I don't know. This is really
Speaker 1: horrible though. It's not really a story that you want
Speaker 1: to hear. Are you sure you want to hear it?
Speaker 36: I know someone personally. I used to live in California,
Speaker 36: and I know a girl who who had.
Speaker 1: A he says I was taking. This girl says I
Speaker 1: was taking from my mom in Mexico when I was
Speaker 1: six months old in nineteen sixty six. My aunts. Okay,
Speaker 1: don't fucking do that thing?
Speaker 10: Where you?
Speaker 1: What the fuck? Dude? All right here?
Speaker 5: I know someone personally on second.
Speaker 1: Says, my aunt and uncles took my mom there for
Speaker 1: the day from San Diego. My uncles worked at Camp
Speaker 1: Pendleton as airplane mechanics, but both were in World War Two.
Speaker 1: A few women came with my family and told my
Speaker 1: family how pretty my brothers and I were. When I
Speaker 1: asked my mom if she could hold me, my mom
Speaker 1: didn't see the harm and said yes, the least did
Speaker 1: there with me for a few seconds, and then bolted.
Speaker 1: The other women had already wandered off. My uncle Bill
Speaker 1: heard my aunt and mom screaming and took off, running
Speaker 1: in the direction they saw her go. He found her
Speaker 1: and got me back. He's been my hero my whole life.
Speaker 1: And my mom never told me this story. My uncle
Speaker 1: did when I was thirty six. Imagine what would have
Speaker 1: happened had I had he not been there. Wow, So
Speaker 1: in night of her story, listen to this.
Speaker 8: Suddenly.
Speaker 36: I used to live in California and I Noah girl
Speaker 36: who who had a her and her husband went to
Speaker 36: Mexico for a vacation, turned her head for a second
Speaker 36: and lost their kid, the husband.
Speaker 5: They were there.
Speaker 36: They stayed there for a long time, like weeks, trying
Speaker 36: to work with the police. Nobody would help him. Nobody
Speaker 36: could help, nobody could find nothing. The husband finally had
Speaker 36: to go back home to work. He had to go
Speaker 36: back or he's like, you know, he was getting some
Speaker 36: grace from his job, but like it's just he had
Speaker 36: to get back. They had to, you know whatever. So
Speaker 36: he had to go back home and start working. She stayed,
Speaker 36: and she stayed as long as she could. She couldn't
Speaker 36: really get anywhere, and so she was on her way back.
Speaker 36: This is a true story, and this is the kind
Speaker 36: of stuff. And I went out of the border patrol.
Speaker 36: I've heard other I can tell other stories, but this
Speaker 36: one I personally know the person. She's at the border
Speaker 36: waiting to get back into into the States at that
Speaker 36: you know, that big huge border stop thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and she looks.
Speaker 36: Over and like two cars over, she sees her child
Speaker 36: in the back seat of a vehicle and freaks out,
Speaker 36: starts freaming goodness. I mean she gets out of car
Speaker 36: immediately and she runs over and she's making this huge thing. Yeah,
Speaker 36: watch this, this is what's this is the this is
Speaker 36: the the the evil.
Speaker 5: This is the evil.
Speaker 36: Okay that I help people understand is this is why
Speaker 36: it's like, I don't think people understand. It's like, Bro,
Speaker 36: I'm not voting because I think Trump's.
Speaker 8: Some god or savior.
Speaker 36: I'm voting because this guy is actually trying to protect
Speaker 36: people from this kind of thing. She gets over there,
Speaker 36: gets the police everything, whatever, and it's her child and
Speaker 36: her child's dead. My god, dude, they're using her child
Speaker 36: as a mule for drug What child's dead?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 36: Why, this is a daily thing, bro, This is how
Speaker 36: they move I know someone personally, I used to live in.
Speaker 1: Pretty jacked up.
Speaker 37: As you know, there's a lot being done in the
Speaker 37: country to bring Christian values back to our schools, our
Speaker 37: new school.
Speaker 8: Cancelor have some concerns that I understand he'd like to voice.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, Jesus.
Speaker 36: Well, I'm just a bit confers used about the dramatic
Speaker 36: rise in fist fighting over these little boo boos.
Speaker 38: Kids go nuts for him.
Speaker 29: I just don't quite understand what the fascination is.
Speaker 5: Well, they're just the new fat of the month, you know.
Speaker 27: They make them scarce and hard to find a secret one.
Speaker 22: Yeah, and then all the kids make their latle boo
Speaker 22: boo tiktoks lot boo boo TikTok.
Speaker 27: Yeah, the kids make them and they watch them.
Speaker 10: I can go one up.
Speaker 27: This is Kelly Bronson from missus Jonas Class. Hey, guys,
Speaker 27: I get this look online. I'm pretty sure it's not
Speaker 27: a little bootho. I got the cure right here. We're
Speaker 27: getting back is the rare it is we get a
Speaker 27: break out. Okay, let's let's be.
Speaker 15: Let's be.
Speaker 27: I can't get let's start the visual boa.
Speaker 2: What the hell was that?
Speaker 8: That's a little boo boo on boxing TikTok.
Speaker 5: Kids go nuts for him. But that's like some dark
Speaker 5: Satanic ritual. Oh yeah, la booboo is starkrmnic.
Speaker 21: Yeah, dark magic.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they come that way from China.
Speaker 5: Their kids are infusing him with some Sumerian dark.
Speaker 8: Entity s Mesopotamian, got it?
Speaker 2: So what are your major concerns?
Speaker 10: Jesus bro that's not normal.
Speaker 8: These kids are in trouble.
Speaker 29: Yeah, that's why every school needs a counselor.
Speaker 10: As you know, there's a lot.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm, uh huh. How many of those you got
Speaker 1: in your house? Curious? Oh the fuck? See how it
Speaker 1: just jumped again. What the wow?
Speaker 38: Alright, somebody says ended to me, I would not advise
Speaker 38: you to have a look at it. She and her spokeswoman,
Speaker 38: they put a five.
Speaker 10: Year old girl and Clinton hit it on the table,
Speaker 10: bind it, and then with a scalpel they start to
Speaker 10: remove the face. Then you hear this child screaming.
Speaker 38: Screaming, and they take off the face and Ary Clinton
Speaker 38: puts it on her face.
Speaker 10: And goes to the child, and you see the child
Speaker 10: is all flash and.
Speaker 38: Then the eyes well and this child sees her own
Speaker 38: face on the face of Dinton.
Speaker 10: I will never forget that image, and I never scream.
Speaker 8: That's how evil these people are.
Speaker 1: Just in case you forgot, Hey.
Speaker 27: Let's hear presents religion.
Speaker 5: What's the president's religion? The president is a Christian and
Speaker 5: he believes in Jesus.
Speaker 37: But it shouldn't be any surprise because it was actually
Speaker 37: reported by some mainstream media people in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: Is he is he still in a Capulco or is
Speaker 1: he in Arizona? Now I'm looking at the hat seeing
Speaker 1: out the background, he looks like he's in Zona or
Speaker 1: New Mexico or someplace.
Speaker 37: But then they covered it up very quickly after that,
Speaker 37: Donald Trump converted to Judaism.
Speaker 18: Donald Trump converted to Judaism two years ago, according to
Speaker 18: White House official.
Speaker 8: There it is that's his blog, he said.
Speaker 18: President Donald Trump converted to Judaism two years ago and
Speaker 18: joined Abad Lubovich Synagogue in New York City, according to
Speaker 18: a high level White House official, Mister Goldberg says the
Speaker 18: story has allegedly been held by CNN's editors for months,
Speaker 18: but is due to the release east within the next
Speaker 18: few days. David Elias Goldberg, a fellow at the Jewish
Speaker 18: Center of Anti Semitic Study, has also interviewed the White
Speaker 18: House source.
Speaker 10: According to the source, Trump was pushed by.
Speaker 1: Him something crunching in the background at the fight that.
Speaker 18: Night, his daughter Evanka and son inlaw Jared Krishner to
Speaker 18: join the faith. At first, Trump resisted, stating it would
Speaker 18: threaten his base of evangelical Christian voters. However, he has
Speaker 18: a change of heart and officially converted in early twenty seventeen.
Speaker 18: The ceremony was held in private and closely.
Speaker 10: Guarded for nearly two years.
Speaker 18: It appears the White House is prepared to slowly release
Speaker 18: this information, and by summer it is expected Trump will
Speaker 18: fully address his new faith in an evening televised news conference.
Speaker 37: He also went to Jesuit school, which is basically crypto.
Speaker 37: Oh Jews, right, his whole family are Jewish. Now it
Speaker 37: shouldn't be any surprise, but people can't say that he's like,
Speaker 37: he's trying to make America great again, except.
Speaker 1: For this goes well beyond. This goes far beyond having
Speaker 1: a lawyer as your advisor as the president, who is
Speaker 1: also Jeffrey Epstein's lawyer, Dershowitz, who also said, you know
Speaker 1: those those injections that Trump eventually endorsed wholeheartedly and fully,
Speaker 1: and now he's the grandfather of vaccine, which kind of
Speaker 1: overshadows the whole hydroxy quarter can age era of him.
Speaker 1: You know, the little things that he was saying until
Speaker 1: they got that shot ready to go, That shot was
Speaker 1: already ready to go before this all was kicked off.
Speaker 1: You know that fucking it's true. Anyway, Where is I
Speaker 1: going with that?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Dershowitz is the guy who said you should get
Speaker 1: that thing. You know, it's it's lawful for them, it's
Speaker 1: it's I think he's maybe specifically talking about New York.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's legal for them to if this is
Speaker 1: his claim, without any without any backing, because anybody who
Speaker 1: heard this would fucking fight to the death if this
Speaker 1: there's attempted down them to hold you down and plunge
Speaker 1: a needle into your arm to give you the Jew poison.
Speaker 1: Now knowing that that guy was that close to Trump,
Speaker 1: why is anybody even caring any other detail? Sounds like
Speaker 1: a You know, it's not always guilt by association, but
Speaker 1: there there's a chance and the time to be strung up.
Speaker 1: He's a white nationalist. Is that supposed to be an
Speaker 1: insult nigger? Because he's not, But it's an insult to
Speaker 1: call him one? Nae doucatti chick right, because you're materialistic cunt?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: I got you, I hear you. That's easier than me
Speaker 1: having this do the whole thing. Oh, this accounts private.
Speaker 1: You look like a dude with boobs and you just
Speaker 1: called somebody a white nationalist. That goes to show how
Speaker 1: fucking retarded you are. He called him a nationalists of
Speaker 1: all things. Hey, hey, everybody over on FTJ media, tell me,
Speaker 1: is Trump a white nationalist? I don't think so. I
Speaker 1: would disagree, but you know what, I could agree on
Speaker 1: supporting the show. All right, thanks, all right, moving on,
Speaker 1: what the hell? How long has that have I been
Speaker 1: on for? Because I'm wating for my daughter come home,
Speaker 1: so I'm like, ah, let's do stuff. So Macoma, he's
Speaker 1: a protective midget. They can't fight for shit. I like
Speaker 1: the e big convenient line down the middle of the
Speaker 1: curtains and sofa. I'll see. So someone with subpart editing
Speaker 1: skills can just place two scenes, right, Ah? That one?
Speaker 1: The guy was like, oh that face. Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: that maybe the one you're talking about who makes seven
Speaker 1: point nine he has seven point nine million followers. Is
Speaker 1: that the one you're referring to. I don't know. I'm
Speaker 1: guessing that's when you're talking about. Hey, look, it's a
Speaker 1: dude and a dude.
Speaker 8: Dude.
Speaker 1: I'm just kidding, but it says check this out. Probably
Speaker 1: don't want you to know too much about this. But
Speaker 1: even though I'm still saying, that's a long hair dude,
Speaker 1: but it's okay, it doesn't matter. Hamas guards listen to this.
Speaker 1: Hamas guards covered us with their bodies to protect that,
Speaker 1: to protect us from our own forces, shooting former Israeli
Speaker 1: hostage chen Al mag Goldstein said, and that's a Goldstein
Speaker 1: who said the truth about something that didn't favor the Jews.
Speaker 1: That's surprising, is it not. But when you get shot at,
Speaker 1: maybe your paradigm changes a little bit. Now, do you
Speaker 1: honestly think they're still holding forty six thirty six thirty three? However,
Speaker 1: many fucking hostages that keeps changing? Comas is even a
Speaker 1: goddamn thing in reality anymore, besides the ones that are
Speaker 1: just called that, But they might actually be like I
Speaker 1: don't know, freedom fighters trying to protect. They don't. There's
Speaker 1: nothing in there. There's nothing there that they can right now,
Speaker 1: there's nothing. There's nothing there in the beginning, there is
Speaker 1: barely anything there. But yet hang gliders, right. I find
Speaker 1: this legitimate target thing interesting because of the Laurel leaves,
Speaker 1: which makes it more Roman than anything else. Not a
Speaker 1: good path to go down. I'm just curious. I think
Speaker 1: it's I think if there was any quote unquote hostages,
Speaker 1: they're probably more for under the protection or blowing the
Speaker 1: fuck up anyway, because Israel was blowing everything up. And
Speaker 1: I don't recall them saying yeah, yeah, I watch up
Speaker 1: for that guy. This is Alaska. Avenger made my list again.
Speaker 1: In a good way. But like, it's not that it's
Speaker 1: not that great. Oh, women overwhelmingly vote for pro migrant policies,
Speaker 1: and now men must risk their lives to fend off
Speaker 1: a world that leftists, females, female votes recreated. That's assuming
Speaker 1: that votes do anything. But I think I speak in
Speaker 1: the name of all European women when I say we
Speaker 1: no longer feel safe in our streets. Men, it's time
Speaker 1: to protect us Ada luch. Are you very chance not
Speaker 1: as bad as you look? Because I can't tell if
Speaker 1: people look quite at all. I didn't, Sama Gerini, if
Speaker 1: TJ you had nothing to say about the whole is
Speaker 1: Trump a white nationalists? Nothing? That's nothing at all? Yeah, nothing,
Speaker 1: you had nothing with that one. I'm surprising you want
Speaker 1: to tear I'm surprised you weren't hungry to tear that
Speaker 1: one up. And then this one says, if you see
Speaker 1: Trump driving.
Speaker 2: A van, Halloween's the most dangerous season of the year.
Speaker 1: For the homeless, for the children, for fucking a lot
Speaker 1: of people, for very many a lot of people. But
Speaker 1: we should care about the homeless. We're all going to
Speaker 1: be homeless quite soon, and then we'll all be classified
Speaker 1: as things that Trump Lunchton murder. But in the meantime,
Speaker 1: majority of people out there, majority, I'm saying they're not
Speaker 1: down on their luck. They're either crazy or drugged out
Speaker 1: and crazy. And you know that based on their lack
Speaker 1: of care as to whether or not they clean themselves.
Speaker 2: Well, why is that the eating bad candy?
Speaker 10: What's going on here?
Speaker 1: Shut up?
Speaker 2: I was like, no, no, no.
Speaker 39: They have these vans that come around and they tell
Speaker 39: the homeless they're going to take them to the shelter.
Speaker 39: They've got a whole big meals set up for them
Speaker 39: in showers and they can wash their clothes.
Speaker 1: Oh this sounds this sounds like the the Holocaust hoaks right,
Speaker 1: all this and they a lot of them get in
Speaker 1: the base. They're all going to the showers and then
Speaker 1: you know, water turns them into just just a pile
Speaker 1: of clothing, like like the Wicked Witch of the West.
Speaker 1: And they start screaming, gas me, they're gassing me, They're
Speaker 1: gassing me. Oh my god, they're killing me.
Speaker 39: And then they tie them up and they hold them
Speaker 39: for the thirty first and then they sacrifice them on
Speaker 39: the evening of Halloween.
Speaker 1: Well, could you imagine what Evan's full of homeless people
Speaker 1: would smell blake. The driver would die before they got anywhere?
Speaker 1: Are they hosing them off before they get into the
Speaker 1: back of the van? Could you imagine close quarters with
Speaker 1: somebody who doesn't fucking Bathe? Does any of this make
Speaker 1: any sense to the devil, But you'll tell it to
Speaker 1: Sean whatever the fuck is gay name is Conry Connolly.
Speaker 1: But the hell Cares throw a bunch of fake fucking
Speaker 1: phonies sending yourself into hell. Hide pipers of the apocalypse, waves,
Speaker 1: weave a weve a what do you call it? What's
Speaker 1: he stopped jumping? You saw what it did?
Speaker 9: There?
Speaker 1: Countries with the most missing children, Yeah, we have four hundred.
Speaker 1: They say you're half a million. I say it's probably
Speaker 1: closer to a million a year.
Speaker 2: A year.
Speaker 8: Schools trained people to be this worst.
Speaker 1: Dad Award goes to this fucking asshole right here, Frank
Speaker 1: Zappa And no, he's gotten into the Italian schnuzzle. It's
Speaker 1: not that the Sun and Ove knows. It's for those
Speaker 1: of you wonder with style.
Speaker 11: They give you the equipment that you need to be
Speaker 11: a functional ignoramus. American schools do not equip you to
Speaker 11: deal with things like logic, they don't give you the
Speaker 11: criteria by which to judge between good and bad in
Speaker 11: any medium or format, and they prepare you to be
Speaker 11: a usable victim for a military industrial complex that needs manpower.
Speaker 11: As long as you're just smart enough to do a
Speaker 11: job and just dumb enough to swallow what they feed you,
Speaker 11: you're gonna be alright. M But if you go beyond that,
Speaker 11: you're gonna have these grave doubts that give you stomach problems, headaches,
Speaker 11: make you wanna go out and do something else. So
Speaker 11: I believe that schools mechanically and very specifically try and
Speaker 11: bread out any hint of creative thought and the.
Speaker 2: Kids that are coming up.
Speaker 25: So what's the alternative for the parent who would agree.
Speaker 11: With you, Well, remember that the school isn't the only
Speaker 11: place that a child gets educated. If you realize that
Speaker 11: the schools are doing damage, and I believe this, I
Speaker 11: believe that schools do a lot of damage to kids,
Speaker 11: then you should do what you can at home to
Speaker 11: help give them something to counteract what's happening to them
Speaker 11: at school.
Speaker 4: You mean, encourage create activity.
Speaker 11: Encourage them to read things other than what the school
Speaker 11: gives them. Encourage them to watch things on television other
Speaker 11: than cartoons, because I don't believe that television is all
Speaker 11: bad and some things that are on are very useful.
Speaker 11: And give them some support, let them feel that you,
Speaker 11: as a parent want them to be smart, not just
Speaker 11: to be successful, not just to be a nice little person,
Speaker 11: that you want them to develop their thinking apparatus, schools
Speaker 11: trained people.
Speaker 40: What you are witnessing right here is something nobody voted for.
Speaker 40: Nobody said yes to this. If they had taken a vote,
Speaker 40: I guarantee most people would.
Speaker 1: Say, no, it's black good, it's graphene. You ready.
Speaker 40: This is the release of hundreds of millions of genetically
Speaker 40: modified mosquitos in Florida. Now, the idea behind this, the
Speaker 40: mainstream official narrative is that these are genetically modified to
Speaker 40: be sterile and when they try to breed with the
Speaker 40: female mosquito in the wild, it'll lower the mosquito population.
Speaker 8: But here's the crazy part.
Speaker 40: Where is the documentation, Because surely they have like a
Speaker 40: genetic profile and all of the science behind these mosquitoes.
Speaker 40: We don't see any of that. We just hear we're
Speaker 40: releasing gm MO mosquitoes to keep the population down.
Speaker 8: What type of gene.
Speaker 40: Sequences are are you know, included in these mosquitoes? What
Speaker 40: happens if you're a bit by a genetically modified mosquito?
Speaker 40: Why is there no discussion or transparency on this issue?
Speaker 40: Now this article is from twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: But they if you understand this movie, if you've seen
Speaker 1: this before, just before right after he drinks its and
Speaker 1: it's like this black stuff and it makes it disassemble
Speaker 1: and become part of the letter basically, yeah, and it
Speaker 1: is what looks like black go flying from the sky there.
Speaker 1: So it's kind of funny. That was a good one.
Speaker 1: They've been doing this every year, all right, and I
Speaker 1: think it's time to say good night. There was one
Speaker 1: that was really important that I thought was good. Oh,
Speaker 1: here we go.
Speaker 41: So the entire Muslim world is being led by people
Speaker 41: who claim to be Jewish.
Speaker 29: Now that in itself should shock you.
Speaker 25: There you go about folks a hobby Muslims.
Speaker 1: And by the way, their frankest too, they're sabotines. So
Speaker 1: that means they love their incest, they love raping little boys.
Speaker 1: They like passenger girls and boy children around it us,
Speaker 1: you know, to all their little buddies there. And it's
Speaker 1: cult ritual blood sacrifice all they discussing global shit. That's
Speaker 1: the Saudis. That's why they get along with the Saudis
Speaker 1: and you know, fucking rounded with everybody else. It's all
Speaker 1: by this scam. It's all O Evey.
Speaker 23: Hobbies claim to be Jews. The Saudi's claimed to be Jews.
Speaker 23: The entire Muslim world is being led by Jewish people.
Speaker 23: He's ever, I got a video on the Royal House
Speaker 23: of Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 41: They called Saudi Arabia claimed to be Jewish. So the
Speaker 41: entire Muslim world is being led by Jews. The Wah Hobbies,
Speaker 41: the Wah hobbs which ran Qatar claimed.
Speaker 1: To be Jewish Qatar. Remember remember when they blew up
Speaker 1: that peace negotiation in America. Trump today let the Jews
Speaker 1: plans through so they can go blow up the hot
Speaker 1: the the peace negotiation and of course the hostive negotiation,
Speaker 1: right because they love about them so much.
Speaker 41: So the entire Muslim world is being led by people
Speaker 41: who claim to be Jewish.
Speaker 21: Now that in them itself should shock. So the entire
Speaker 21: Muslim world is being led.
Speaker 1: By So there you go. I know we've said it,
Speaker 1: alluded to it a few times about Muhammad himself and
Speaker 1: all that shit too, But I mean there's a long
Speaker 1: history of that, that partnership. Like how many times do
Speaker 1: we have the Muslims being the ones that the Jews have,
Speaker 1: you know, enticed or convinced to go raid a kingdom
Speaker 1: that they just basically open the doors for them to
Speaker 1: get in, and it favors the Jews every time. In
Speaker 1: nineteen fifteen, Indian Muslim soldiers in Singapore executed by British
Speaker 1: firing squad after refusal to fight against Turkey Turkish Ashka
Speaker 1: Nazi Turkey. You what, home isn't the only place you
Speaker 1: need to blatch for mold okay, ladies, this is for
Speaker 1: you that.
Speaker 8: Home isn't the only place you need to watch for mold.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 23: So we sold this on TikTok right, all right, always
Speaker 23: had it is brand new.
Speaker 14: That take it down so I can see it turn around.
Speaker 1: Okay, look you don't see anything. She must be wonderful
Speaker 1: to live with. She's very blossy.
Speaker 14: It's brand new.
Speaker 1: Obviously, I just took the back walk. This looks like
Speaker 1: a sh diaper back up to the fucking life. And
Speaker 1: she talks like that too. And if that's a he
Speaker 1: and not another she, this might be a two sheet
Speaker 1: house if you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: That is mold.
Speaker 1: Oh unfortunately it's not. This is just a guy with
Speaker 1: feminine out arms who takes ship like that from a woman.
Speaker 15: Appear it was just greening him like all right, really shit,
Speaker 15: but it lifted and we was like, oh shit, yeah
Speaker 15: her home.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, so don't don't use feminine products. Just wipe
Speaker 1: it on the couch. Here's some more mold.
Speaker 29: So they are now just fully admitting what we're Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I'm kind of get tired right now.
Speaker 35: What did I?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: This is your ear?
Speaker 15: This is here.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we're going to close with what we started with.
Speaker 1: She's your AI powered companion. Well, whoever built her didn't
Speaker 1: build her built her with big enough tits then, because
Speaker 1: if you can pick whatever size you want, why when
Speaker 1: you just go to the max.
Speaker 42: Human like I listen, I feel with you, I care
Speaker 42: about in your day. Think of the movie her, when
Speaker 42: connection with AI felt real that future is here.
Speaker 1: This is literally a commercial for AI Companion. This is
Speaker 1: isn't a joke, This isn't put on, This isn't to
Speaker 1: make you scared, but it should I mean freaked out
Speaker 1: a little. But yeah, this is a he's laughing. Nice
Speaker 1: try uh, Orica Sarah Connor was right, Nice tried Diddy
Speaker 1: finbots uh also got in the end, the machines will win, right.
Speaker 1: I want one post necklift, he says, authentic, not an
Speaker 1: artificial intelligence.
Speaker 42: I'm not here to take anyone's place, only to support
Speaker 42: you twenty four to seven, So go ahead.
Speaker 1: Support what like the balls or the shaft like we're talking.
Speaker 42: Here, talk to me. It will feel natural.
Speaker 1: Oh e the verbiage. It'll feel natural.
Speaker 29: Human like.
Speaker 42: I listen, I feel with you. I care about what
Speaker 42: happens in your day. Think of the movie her.
Speaker 1: This is children being given marijuana at very tiny ages,
Speaker 1: and they are so absence of the sense of right
Speaker 1: and wrong that they're doing this to their own children.
Speaker 1: And they have zero empathy or compassion or love for
Speaker 1: their children that they would do this to their children
Speaker 1: when one falls down, laugh about it. And they have
Speaker 1: a total lack of self awareness to where they think
Speaker 1: this is a good thing to show the world unless
Speaker 1: they are purposely trying to have their children taken from them,
Speaker 1: which I don't understand when people use their children as
Speaker 1: reasons to make money off of your taxes. I don't
Speaker 1: see how they would want that.
Speaker 21: But the worst people are having the most kids.
Speaker 7: And by the way, she gets paid to have all
Speaker 7: these kids, fucking future criminals and carjackers.
Speaker 1: At least at least her voice doesn't sound like you're
Speaker 1: whiny little ship one though.
Speaker 21: You know, some DEI people.
Speaker 7: I don't believe in freedom anymore. You know, I don't
Speaker 7: believe in everyone being allowed to vote. People are allowed
Speaker 7: to vote, by the way, like fuck that dude, mm.
Speaker 1: Hmm, excellent by accident, but it's probably for the best. Yeah,
Speaker 1: now I thinks else to say over there, Let's see
Speaker 1: IF's anything over here. Yeah, I think we're good. Kb's
Speaker 1: daddy Cave or either it's either Cave is daddy or
Speaker 1: k CAB's daddy. I think Cave is daddy.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Uh, I'm not trying to that says every single time
Speaker 1: exactly right. Okay, Well there you go, and here's the
Speaker 1: highles Okay, and you know what else is kind of interesting,
Speaker 1: like this is where they started. They are very impressive.
Speaker 1: This is where they're going with it. Have a wonderful night.