Speaker 1: Once again. You're let me see, I don't see it
Speaker 1: on Twitter, though, I go take a second. Okay, there
Speaker 1: it goes live on Twitter. So we are live with
Speaker 1: Ryan Dawson once again. You're a third time now, so
Speaker 1: you're one of my there's a couple of guests I've
Speaker 1: had on like three times, so you're one of my
Speaker 1: primary guests. You're just a wealth of knowledge. So I'm
Speaker 1: glad we have a relationship that you know, you can
Speaker 1: come on and and you know you're one of the
Speaker 1: guys that really helped helped wake me up. Remember a
Speaker 1: few years ago you called me. Three or four years ago,
Speaker 1: you called me and started telling me films to watch
Speaker 1: it up.
Speaker 2: That might have been like four or four years ago,
Speaker 2: play right, I'm yeah, twenty four, I don't know, twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two.
Speaker 1: Yeah I did. I didn't know much back then. You
Speaker 1: started to send me down some rabbit holes, and I
Speaker 1: was like, hmm, this guy seems because you weren't hateful,
Speaker 1: you know, because I have Jewish friends and shit. So
Speaker 1: it's like when guys like, oh blah blah. But then
Speaker 1: you were just saying things that were making sense. That's
Speaker 1: what really woke me up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember read pilling the Sam Chipoli, but like
Speaker 2: every time I visit him, right after I left, all
Speaker 2: these people gang up at his ear and be like
Speaker 2: that guy's a Jew hater.
Speaker 1: Like what.
Speaker 2: But every time I want to like, no, no, this
Speaker 2: is not the thing. This is just what they say
Speaker 2: to try and discredit people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it works very well. Well, it has worked
Speaker 1: very well. Now it's not. You know, I think until
Speaker 1: this last year has worked so well. But now there's
Speaker 1: like an avalanche of truth coming out and I'm not
Speaker 1: sure what their next step is to put it back
Speaker 1: in on.
Speaker 2: Well, we had that window of it was mostly TikTok.
Speaker 2: I used to think it was X because I got
Speaker 2: allowed back on X and stuff, and some of it
Speaker 2: was although that's been nerved. But TikTok blew it up. Man,
Speaker 2: When you had twenty something year olds reading bin Laden's
Speaker 2: Letter to America, which is it came out when they
Speaker 2: were born, you know, senly rediscovering old stuff, it was
Speaker 2: because of TikTok.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And I didn't remember this stuff cause I mean
Speaker 1: I didn't really pay attention to news that time. I
Speaker 1: was so laser focused on fighting. I missed those days.
Speaker 1: You know, when the only thing I cared about was
Speaker 1: fighting and girls and didn't know I barely different. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's a whole nother life. Now I'm stuck here in
Speaker 1: this political world, which you know, I guess it's important,
Speaker 1: but no, I don't know how the hell I ended
Speaker 1: up here. It's your fault, Ryan.
Speaker 2: When you you can't keep fighting, so you got to
Speaker 2: start the other battle.
Speaker 1: You know, exactly fight. You know, it's like all the
Speaker 1: other things. Fight back. It's like now fighting back in
Speaker 1: the political area. But today I think we're gonna go
Speaker 1: deep on nine to eleven because I watched your film
Speaker 1: Terrible Names. It was the name of a film.
Speaker 2: It was his Empire Unmasked.
Speaker 1: Just amazing. I watched that when I was doing like
Speaker 1: a five hour drive, so it's like pieces of it,
Speaker 1: but it was just the knowledge that was in that
Speaker 1: fact in that film was just so.
Speaker 2: In can't listen to it, but like, the documents are
Speaker 2: on the screen to prove what I'm saying. But if
Speaker 2: you're like I already know, you start.
Speaker 1: I know, I know. I had it like sitting on
Speaker 1: my phone, sitting my leg, so I like kind of
Speaker 1: half the documents half didn't it. So I didn't watch
Speaker 1: it in the ideal setting, but I'm so busy. That
Speaker 1: was you know, I really wanted to. You'd hit me
Speaker 1: up like two weeks like if you watch my film yet,
Speaker 1: and I was like, crap, I haven't I to watch it.
Speaker 2: So I put a lot but worked on it for
Speaker 2: three years, like just hit play. No it's but it's uh,
Speaker 2: you know, it's you don't really need anything else on
Speaker 2: nine eleven. After that, like this is what happened and
Speaker 2: we know this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, after this interview, recommend everyone, Uh, everyone watched that.
Speaker 1: There's this. I mean, there's so many places we could start,
Speaker 1: Like a lot of people know about the dance in
Speaker 1: israelis all this. Maybe we'll cover that at the end,
Speaker 1: but we really went in depth to the Saudis were
Speaker 1: involved too, you know. So there was a heavy Saudi
Speaker 1: involvement and that's you know, because there was an Israel
Speaker 1: did nine to eleven. But it's very important to understand
Speaker 1: that it's an access between Saudi Cia. Yeah, like that
Speaker 1: whole chunk is Saudi's interesting. And I'm guilty with myself.
Speaker 1: I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Them mm hmmm, they who's them? Who's they?
Speaker 1: Those those that shall not be named right Voldemort or whatever. No,
Speaker 1: isn't it crazy? Like I'm not like streaming this on
Speaker 1: YouTube right now because even though we're talking about very
Speaker 1: factual stuff, probably get a strike for it. You know,
Speaker 1: I'll put pieces of it later. That's this.
Speaker 2: It is the weirdest thing. If I criticize, and I
Speaker 2: do criticize Saudi Arabia, people don't call me anti Arab
Speaker 2: or anti Muslim, But when I criticize the one we're
Speaker 2: not allowed to talk about, you do get all that, Yeah,
Speaker 2: we are accident antiseptic and oh yeah we.
Speaker 1: Can actually actually we're not on YouTube, so it gives
Speaker 1: me freedom. Oh yes, you have freedom right now? You
Speaker 1: know it was a connection between this. So basically your
Speaker 1: thesis is the CIA Saudi Arabia, and then Israel is
Speaker 1: kind of the mastermind behind at all. Is that correct?
Speaker 2: So al Qaeda did nine to eleven, but al Qaeda
Speaker 2: is not a wholly independent grassroots terrorist organization just like
Speaker 2: ice isis is now in the White House. That Issy,
Speaker 2: I mean rages me. This guy cut off people's heads,
Speaker 2: He killed a twelve year old.
Speaker 1: Palace explained this real weep for people that might not
Speaker 1: know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: Okay, So, so ISIS is a terrorist group. It's a
Speaker 2: it's a conglomeration of terrorist groups that got called ISIS,
Speaker 2: the Islamic State of uh of a Rock and Syria.
Speaker 2: Some people don't like that name, especially Muslims. They're like,
Speaker 2: they're not Islamic. I'm like, well they are, they're just
Speaker 2: really bad at it. But it's really not a Rock
Speaker 2: and Syria either because it's mercenary, is small over the place,
Speaker 2: so dish tech, fury wajabby what everyone call them. But
Speaker 2: it's a terrorist group most well known by ISIS or
Speaker 2: isel L meaning the Levant. And they destroyed Syria over
Speaker 2: a course of about nine years. And it was obvious
Speaker 2: that they had state support from Turkey and from golf
Speaker 2: Ab states. We're financing different factions.
Speaker 1: What's that in America helped them out quite a bit too.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah. Through actually have a film called Syria Israel's
Speaker 2: Invisible Hand because the whole purpose of the war in
Speaker 2: Syria was to cut the land bridge between Iran and
Speaker 2: Hesbalah Hezbelah's resistance fighters in Lebanon against Zog and that's
Speaker 2: what they did. And they figured they would take real
Speaker 2: but very insignificant little grassroots rebellions in Syria and inflate
Speaker 2: it into this monster by paying foreign mercedilic what they
Speaker 2: did in Libya too, they bring in all these proxy
Speaker 2: forces which they'd been setting up for decades. They would
Speaker 2: pay these madrasas, these Islamic schools and get with these
Speaker 2: really radically moms to create the future cannon fodder. And
Speaker 2: this has been going on since at least the seventies.
Speaker 2: We saw that in uh the war in Afghanistan, Operation Cyclone,
Speaker 2: Operation Eagle Claw. But they're better known as you know
Speaker 2: Iran Contra and the fighting the Soviets in Afghani stand
Speaker 2: but they radicalize these people and a lot of the
Speaker 2: Iran contract was paid for by contrabands sold by the Israelis.
Speaker 2: They were paying for the to US to destroy Nicaragua,
Speaker 2: and so you see the formations of how they financed
Speaker 2: these groups had to shift post Watergate Watergates in seventy three,
Speaker 2: which Senior becomes the director of the CIA in nineteen
Speaker 2: seventy six, and there was a lot of domestic scrutiny, trials,
Speaker 2: like the media wasn't like it is now like they
Speaker 2: were actually had. It was a little bit functional.
Speaker 1: There's a little bit of media. There was a tiny
Speaker 1: bit of real media out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. Like even in like two thousand and three,
Speaker 2: you could see Ritter and Larry Johnson and things on
Speaker 2: CNN pushing back against Bush's war.
Speaker 1: Like it was a little bit of They did do
Speaker 1: some pieces on nine to eleven Israeli connection. I don't
Speaker 1: know who round that, but they did that too.
Speaker 2: I remember Michael Moore covered the Sauty bit a little,
Speaker 2: but just like strel stanch away, yeah.
Speaker 1: Not a Greek way Weinstein funded that, they left out
Speaker 1: the whole Israeli connected. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how about that shocking schlackgeters a pattern or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know, recognizing patterns of the anti Semitic.
Speaker 2: Oh my way, I gotta I guess we were live earlier.
Speaker 2: But Korean Zombie, you gotta get yourself a drink.
Speaker 1: Yeah that people who don't know fighting This guy is
Speaker 1: like an epic Korean fighter, extremely famous Korean Zombie. Like
Speaker 1: everyone likes Korean Zombie like, I don't know, he doesn't
Speaker 1: have very many haters when I said haters, but everyone
Speaker 1: loves Korean Zombie for some reason, just such a likable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they liked him in Japan too, like when I
Speaker 2: was over there and they loved him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, unlike Aka Yama or sexy Yama.
Speaker 2: Well his parents were my neighbors.
Speaker 1: Akayama, We're good, a little offshoot, but like I fought him,
Speaker 1: I don't know if you.
Speaker 2: Know that, like I know you on your head.
Speaker 1: That was the most beautiful throat. That was so beautiful.
Speaker 1: Thank god. I won the fight, but I got thrown
Speaker 1: and I was like, wow, that was beautiful. Like it was.
Speaker 2: I always tell people, like, if you were not on
Speaker 2: a mat, if that was a floor, fight's done. The
Speaker 2: way he hurts Juka's because that, in realistic situation is
Speaker 2: over right there.
Speaker 1: Well, the way he throws though, it's he doesn't slam.
Speaker 1: It's like a beauty thing because they want to launch
Speaker 1: you and they also don't want to overroll. So the
Speaker 1: Japanese actually someone's explaining how they throw a little different
Speaker 1: where you're not supposed to hurt your opponent on the
Speaker 1: way down. They just like launched you. It was beautiful.
Speaker 1: I've never been thrown like that. I was just like
Speaker 1: mid fight, I was like, wow, that was awesome. But
Speaker 1: I'm like, okay, no, better get up and beat this
Speaker 1: guy's ass was that I need to go find that
Speaker 1: throw a gig because it was like it was art,
Speaker 1: martial art. You know, his throw gainst me was was
Speaker 1: pure art. I won't deny that.
Speaker 2: I remember when there was a French soccer player that uh,
Speaker 2: somebody said something nasty about him and his mother whatever,
Speaker 2: and I think it was Zayadine or something like that.
Speaker 2: He headbutted another player and in the Japanese media it
Speaker 2: just talked about how technically it was a proficient.
Speaker 1: Head but yeah, it's all about the perfect technique in Japan,
Speaker 1: I realized. So if your technique is perfect, they love it,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: So it's like that's what they clap for. When people like,
Speaker 2: why are they silent? Like now you do something smooth, They're.
Speaker 1: All like and they understand the jiu jitsu and the
Speaker 1: throws like they were going against Gama. They were actually
Speaker 1: against him, which kind of surprised me, I guess because
Speaker 1: the Korean thing. But when they did that throw, they
Speaker 1: still applauded because it was a perfect, perfect throw. Yeah
Speaker 1: it was nice and I'm gonna I'm gonna find that
Speaker 1: after this and post the video will be getting tossed.
Speaker 2: Even then, have a drink and you know, I showed
Speaker 2: Jake the Korean zombie drink and instead of being like, uh,
Speaker 2: some people they like bitter and stuff, he's like, yeah, awesome.
Speaker 2: See that's like fighters are like they like other people's success.
Speaker 2: Some people are always jealous when somebody else succeeds.
Speaker 1: It's unfortunate, yeah, because there's room for lots of people
Speaker 1: to be successful, and it's like there's this bitterness of
Speaker 1: people that don't want you. When I first got famous,
Speaker 1: I noticed that it was kind of like wow, like
Speaker 1: some old friends and stuff. You could just tell they
Speaker 1: actually weren't happy, and you hear their talking shit behind
Speaker 1: your back when you're not around, and that was like
Speaker 1: it hurt her first. Then this reality kicks in and
Speaker 1: that it's like they're really mad at themselves because they
Speaker 1: haven't succeeded.
Speaker 2: I remember when Andrew Tate saw my brother on TV.
Speaker 2: My brother does this archaeology stuff, and then he's like,
Speaker 2: I saw someone named Scott Dawson. It looks exactly like you.
Speaker 2: You have to be related. I was like, I have
Speaker 2: no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: Connect me with their brother. Let's do something. I want
Speaker 1: some totally different topic, not about the Jews. But let's
Speaker 1: go supposed to spin back to the we're getting to
Speaker 1: the series. Let's be clear.
Speaker 2: I know it's funny to say the Jews, but we're
Speaker 2: not talking about this is not.
Speaker 1: A talking about yet about all.
Speaker 2: Not No, really, it is Israeli. It's like, Israel's the problem.
Speaker 2: The state is the problem Judaism. It could be a
Speaker 2: separate issue of its different problems, like the religion's got
Speaker 2: some fucked up things, but this is an Israeli problem.
Speaker 1: Like that's a lot of American funding it though, So
Speaker 1: I'd say it gets complicated there and we get there
Speaker 1: nine to eleven working up before we talked about so.
Speaker 2: Well, the Jewish supremacist too, and they are ideologically tied
Speaker 2: to this state and it is in that interest.
Speaker 1: I guess I have to apparently all right, guess I'm
Speaker 1: fucking I'm fucking enough in it's lives. So anyways, go on,
Speaker 1: I was saying Jews are evil. He's getting that part
Speaker 1: being you know, I know.
Speaker 2: Like it's very tempting to blow off steam and people
Speaker 2: always want to reduce stuff down to the and this
Speaker 2: and that or whatever, but in real life things are
Speaker 2: nuanced and complex and the way it is like, yeah,
Speaker 2: there are a lot of Jewish supremacists, the majority of
Speaker 2: like Judeo Christian, which is an oxymoron, Like a lot
Speaker 2: of their supporters in America are Christian Zionists.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sad to say I get more upset at
Speaker 1: those people than the Jews. I get understand a little
Speaker 1: bit if you'r ethnicity, but it's like those people piss
Speaker 1: me off. And no, you do have to be careful
Speaker 1: not to like there's been times where I start getting
Speaker 1: mad at Jews and you have to you have to
Speaker 1: breathe and be like, Okay, I know some really good
Speaker 1: Jewish people, but when you see, you know, the kids
Speaker 1: being slaughtered what we've all wanted these last couple of years, it's, yeah.
Speaker 2: That's what happens, man like, and you got to give
Speaker 2: people leeway. And they see enough dead babies that and
Speaker 2: they say something and anger and this is the problem
Speaker 2: with uh, with things like Twitter and stuff, whatever you're
Speaker 2: feeling in the moment, you can say instantly with no reflection.
Speaker 2: And when when you god, damn, do we see flesh
Speaker 2: hanging out of the rubble and these guys celebrating it
Speaker 2: and stuff, and like oh, Zichlon b or like whatever.
Speaker 2: You get real mad because they're they're monsters what they're doing.
Speaker 2: And they just bomb two cities in front of the
Speaker 2: world and raping prisoner. They're having a debate in Israel
Speaker 2: about the right to rape.
Speaker 1: It's and they had riots.
Speaker 2: It wouldn't happen anywhere else in the world.
Speaker 1: It was embarrassing when we got caught after Iraq torture prisoners.
Speaker 1: It was a huge umiliation to America and we were ashamed.
Speaker 1: We didn't like riot to get them out.
Speaker 2: Well, with Abu Grahib, at least they knew they had
Speaker 2: to hide it and they knew they had to lie
Speaker 2: about it because they knew the American public wouldn't stomach that.
Speaker 1: Ye, and people did go to jail for that.
Speaker 2: People went to prison in England and Gardener that they
Speaker 2: got punished for. But you know, in their side of things,
Speaker 2: it was not stop torturing people. It was stop the
Speaker 2: cameras because it's bad PR.
Speaker 1: They're only talking about PR. They're not talking about the
Speaker 1: raping was bad. They're talking about bad PR. And they
Speaker 1: do this like all the time. They do it to
Speaker 1: children too. It's just the things you don't even want
Speaker 1: to think about. But it's the reality they live over there.
Speaker 2: But this is the kind of mindset you have to
Speaker 2: understand and be like, would they killed Americans?
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course, which is you know people like they
Speaker 1: wouldn't do nine to eleven. It's like, well, look what
Speaker 1: they're doing over there, because they just went and bombed guitar.
Speaker 1: What do they bombed seven or eight countries? They wan guitar.
Speaker 1: They flew right past the American the largest American base
Speaker 1: in the Middle East with jets we gave them without
Speaker 1: telling Trump and bomb the peacekeepers Like that is just
Speaker 1: so insane if you actually think about it.
Speaker 2: It's jets that Americans had to pay for that was
Speaker 2: gifted to the Israelis so they could go bomb. Well,
Speaker 2: they bomb people everywhere when that instant guitar. But it
Speaker 2: could have been Lebanon, it could have been Syria, it
Speaker 2: could have been could have been gazl.
Speaker 1: We have an agreement with Guitar that no one could
Speaker 1: attact them, which is why our military base is there.
Speaker 1: So it was straight a slap in the face to
Speaker 1: our agreement.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what good is it? You good with the air
Speaker 2: Where where's the alarms? Even on the arraid defense systems
Speaker 2: or do they turn it off. They usually just about
Speaker 2: anything Israel does. They're little sneaky attacks and stuff they've
Speaker 2: gotten in a green light from the United States, or
Speaker 2: they just do.
Speaker 1: It anyways and then say, oh sorry. Because it sounds
Speaker 1: like Trump was actually it sounds like he was actually
Speaker 1: kind of pissed off, but then he realized he couldn't
Speaker 1: do anything. He was just like I saw that morning.
Speaker 1: He's like, they didn't tell me. He was like, I
Speaker 1: fget he changed what he said a couple of times.
Speaker 2: He's so mad about it. He's like, you begged me
Speaker 2: to call a time out and knock it off, and
Speaker 2: then you kept firing after I did it. He's like,
Speaker 2: I want a piece price jam. I meant, you need
Speaker 2: to listen to me. Where I heard that lasted eight hours?
Speaker 1: Well like this last season fire, I was like, why
Speaker 1: aren't you celebrating? Oh, it shows you is because we
Speaker 1: know it's not real. It's like they're still attacking the
Speaker 1: West Bank, they're still killing people, they still attack Gaza.
Speaker 2: I mean they were bombing them that night and then
Speaker 2: they broke their ceasefire with Lebanon just to you know,
Speaker 2: throw salt in the moon, like not only are they
Speaker 2: not going to keep this ceasefire. As soon as they
Speaker 2: got the hostages back, they started killing Palestinians again. They
Speaker 2: bombed the Lebanese and they just bombed Lebanese, like just
Speaker 2: bombed apartments, civilians because they can.
Speaker 1: You want to hear something fucked up. I have his
Speaker 1: friend Brandon, he was a YouTuber. He went and did
Speaker 1: a little documentary in Lebanon. After documentary, they went and
Speaker 1: killed the family of all the people that showed him around.
Speaker 1: It just made me sick when you told me that,
Speaker 1: because it's like, maze, he don't want to go film
Speaker 1: anything over there. We're talking about filming, so going over
Speaker 1: there and filming some stuff and they told me that
Speaker 1: story and it's like fuck, I don't even want to
Speaker 1: go there and film now. And he's just like he
Speaker 1: was just sick. They went killed the entire family of
Speaker 1: the guy that showed him around for doing a film
Speaker 1: with him.
Speaker 2: There was a journalist named Tim from United Kingdom and
Speaker 2: they killed him and the family. They shot him in
Speaker 2: the head. And of course they pancake Rachel Corey and
Speaker 2: had pancake parties put in her face like trying to
Speaker 2: draw her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people won't think this is real. They should look
Speaker 1: it up. Rachel Corey American college girl. I think maybe
Speaker 1: twenty two or something, beautiful young girl. She was there
Speaker 1: trying to stop them from bulldozing a Palestinian's house illegally.
Speaker 1: I think that was probably in the West Bank, and
Speaker 1: they just.
Speaker 2: End her with debris and then ran over her and.
Speaker 1: They rushed her. She died a couple of days, a
Speaker 1: day or two later in the hospital, and then they
Speaker 1: threw a party, a pancake party, so they smashed her
Speaker 1: into a pancake, mocking her. This is our greatest ally.
Speaker 1: How are Americans not fucking outraged? How did they not
Speaker 1: look at the fucking doctor wouse? Yeah, trying to protect
Speaker 1: a doctor's house. They crushed her to death and throw
Speaker 1: a party mocking her. Not to peep out of any
Speaker 1: of our politicians.
Speaker 2: It's just like stole cornas too. They stole her eyes.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine her parents? They never like I definitely've
Speaker 1: ever been brought to Congress.
Speaker 2: I got a letter from her parents. It's hard to
Speaker 2: even talk about. But then I think, like, this is okay,
Speaker 2: this is some one I sort of knew she's all right.
Speaker 2: She would have been our age. Uh, but you gotta
Speaker 2: you gotta think like this is every day for these people,
Speaker 2: like Kellen Palestinians every day, and they were doing seven
Speaker 2: the other day.
Speaker 1: I watched this little girl maybe five years old. The
Speaker 1: guy walks over, just rips the bike out of her hand,
Speaker 1: and when she's just crying, try and get her bike back.
Speaker 1: Probably bring it for his kids, just like the yeah
Speaker 1: girls not gonna be to get another bike. Just the
Speaker 1: pure evil and sickness of this stuff. I have to
Speaker 1: not look at these telegram channels too often because it
Speaker 1: just messes up my psyche, you know, m hm.
Speaker 2: The more the more evil, the more they enjoy it.
Speaker 2: It's weird to sing and you can look get any.
Speaker 2: Like almost any other conflict, usually the side like both
Speaker 2: sides think they're right and they're fighting for something. These
Speaker 2: Raelis know what they're doing statistic and they don't care.
Speaker 2: They're like, we're killing a malec like and.
Speaker 1: They do it openly in front of us. I just
Speaker 1: want to add in real quick while before I forget.
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Speaker 1: But anyways, let's get back. I wanted to get depth
Speaker 1: into nine to eleven. And so there's so much we
Speaker 1: could talk about. We should do a separate one of
Speaker 1: Israeli settlers one of these.
Speaker 2: Times, mostly but not by themselves. And this is a
Speaker 2: pattern where you'll see state sponsored terrorism, and the most
Speaker 2: obvious examples isis because it was so large scale that
Speaker 2: this group like Al Nester Front was Turkish, you had
Speaker 2: Al Sham, you had the fs A, you had the
Speaker 2: moderate rebels that also cut off heads and did all
Speaker 2: the terrorist things. So you have state sponsorship for it's
Speaker 2: like supposed to be covert, but it's not. It's overt. Everybody.
Speaker 2: Everybody knows that these were mercenaries sent into Syria, and
Speaker 2: you saw that with the Mujahadeen and freedom fighters in Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: And there was covert support for the contras during Iran Contra,
Speaker 2: and we know because you know a plane went down
Speaker 2: full of arms. It was like guns in drugs out
Speaker 2: type situation, although the drugs didn't pay that much. It
Speaker 2: was mostly contraband the drugs is I swear they bring
Speaker 2: them in to break society on purpose. But so there's
Speaker 2: a precedent and it's the same people like the same
Speaker 2: people in Iran Contra the Michael Ledeen's Garbana Fars and stuff,
Speaker 2: and the bushes are gonna be evolved again in September
Speaker 2: eleventh and so, as always say, in the seventies, after Watergate,
Speaker 2: the CIA had to figure out a more clever way
Speaker 2: for money laundering. You can't really go to ungers and say, hey,
Speaker 2: can we have a billion dollars to pay terrorist groups?
Speaker 2: Think no? So now they might say yes, but so
Speaker 2: they off short it and they brought in the Saudi's.
Speaker 2: They create created a group called This is Safari Club,
Speaker 2: which was supposed to be messing around in Africa, but
Speaker 2: it kind of morphed into this secondary cias Peterdale Scott
Speaker 2: called it, where they just move Langley to Riad and
Speaker 2: they use a bunch of Islamic charities and banks and
Speaker 2: things to move the money around. So it's you know,
Speaker 2: not under the scrutiny of Virginia anymore.
Speaker 1: It's now South. You're an American.
Speaker 2: Well, it was put together by Americans, but they had partners.
Speaker 2: One of them is his nickname is Bandar or Bush
Speaker 2: because he's so close to the bushes. And they also
Speaker 2: work with some Pakistanis and Isi to set up these banks,
Speaker 2: because before you can do any operation you have to
Speaker 2: have property, headquarters and finance. So they did and one
Speaker 2: of the main conduits was called BCCI and that was
Speaker 2: the bank it went. It finally got shut down in
Speaker 2: the early nineties because it's so much corruption. But they
Speaker 2: were the ones moving money around and sponsoring these madrasas,
Speaker 2: radicalizing moms and terrorist groups all over the world. And
Speaker 2: this is what they call upon when they want to
Speaker 2: send in cannon fodder into Bosnia or Chechnya or Afghanistan,
Speaker 2: or use them on our own soil or throw them
Speaker 2: into Syria as we've seen recently. And it's the same
Speaker 2: model in North Africa when you see the al Shabab
Speaker 2: and Bokloho Ram and Nigeria for example, and even the
Speaker 2: co responsor of it for the twelve Egg and Mally
Speaker 2: And it's always the same modus operande. As I say,
Speaker 2: it's the same method of moving the money around in
Speaker 2: a cryptic way through bank, schools and charities so where
Speaker 2: they have paulsible deniability so they can say, oh, I
Speaker 2: just thought these guys were innocent Muslims that were just
Speaker 2: trying to I don't do whatever. In the United States.
Speaker 2: You know that's not true though, because for example, with
Speaker 2: nine to eleven, the Kurdish mas and San Diego helped,
Speaker 2: which one of the perpetrators that he spent four hundred
Speaker 2: thousand dollars to help set that up. Amar Bayumi, he's
Speaker 2: working for the Saudi government and he gets two future
Speaker 2: nine to eleven hijackers and gets some house, meets them
Speaker 2: in la but brings them down to San Diego. These
Speaker 2: and moms. I won't bore people with all the names
Speaker 2: and things all in the film, but these people shelter
Speaker 2: these hijackers who can barely speak English. They get them
Speaker 2: a house, pay their rent, get them cell phones, get
Speaker 2: all the things all to give them all the logistical support,
Speaker 2: make sure they're going to flight schools, everything they need,
Speaker 2: and they can act like, oh, we just were innocent.
Speaker 2: We didn't know they were going to be terrorists. Later
Speaker 2: at that point, it's not illegal. You can buy someone
Speaker 2: in the house because they haven't done nine to eleven yet,
Speaker 2: So if they're not a criminal.
Speaker 1: He can do this because they don't just buy random
Speaker 1: people houses though.
Speaker 2: No, I mean it's super sus And then the fact
Speaker 2: that on the the these people are so stupid on
Speaker 2: the landline inside the home they're calling an al Qaeda
Speaker 2: safehouse in Yemen. And they also know that Khalid al
Speaker 2: Midhar and Nauif A Hazmi is who I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: They're in flight seventy seven. The CIA had traced them
Speaker 2: to a al Qaeda summit meeting in Malaysia where they
Speaker 2: met Ksim college Saik Muhammad. He's the mastermind of September eleventh.
Speaker 2: Right hand Mandosa bin Laden his nephew Ramsey Yusef, attacked
Speaker 2: the World Trade Center in nineteen ninety three, the trunk bomb.
Speaker 2: They know, they met, they stayed the night. They had
Speaker 2: eyes on them, They had ears on them, they had
Speaker 2: their phone numbers. The NSA also had their communications, and
Speaker 2: nobody acted on their own information, and nobody shared their
Speaker 2: information with other agencies.
Speaker 1: And you'll see a.
Speaker 2: Similar story with the eyes because the plan wasn't. What
Speaker 2: they're doing is they're protecting them from local law enforcement
Speaker 2: all the way up to the point where they're on
Speaker 2: the plane and the Israelis they protected them. They were
Speaker 2: east dropping on their phones, their phones, meaning the police.
Speaker 2: Like every time the police were trying to do that,
Speaker 2: they have they have.
Speaker 1: Our police where they can listen to the police's phone calls.
Speaker 2: The block, you know, calling from where and when, and
Speaker 2: they at that time it was uh am docs and converse.
Speaker 1: They spied on my computer.
Speaker 2: They were shield you know, they were shielding nine eleven
Speaker 2: hijackers when they were in Florida. They could have been
Speaker 2: caught right then. And these Israeli groups they live right
Speaker 2: next to.
Speaker 1: Them, yes, correct, Yeah, a lot.
Speaker 2: They were all wherever they them. I think some of
Speaker 2: the fifteen of them by area, yeah, and oreget the
Speaker 2: schools there and they enter there, most of them where
Speaker 2: their support of entry was somewhere in Florida, almost everybody.
Speaker 2: But you know, it's like they were already had this
Speaker 2: ecstasy ring about eighty million dollars worth of ecstasy they
Speaker 2: were pushing, and they were spying on the Drug enforcement Agency.
Speaker 2: It's something you need to keep tabs on the ones
Speaker 2: trying to keep tabs on you. So rather than just
Speaker 2: building a new network, they just grafted onto a pre
Speaker 2: existing one that was already in there, and they had
Speaker 2: them monitor these hijackers and protect them from local law enforcement.
Speaker 2: And the Orlando DEA and the Miami FBI Field office
Speaker 2: knew about these guys and immediately reported that to Newark
Speaker 2: FBI once some Israelis have been arrested right at like
Speaker 2: on the day nine to eleven. They caught a bunch
Speaker 2: of them. Then they started, they did a sweep and
Speaker 2: put like two hundred of them, uh.
Speaker 1: Temporarily in jail, not just the ones, the kind of just.
Speaker 2: Instantly they knew, they knew they go through these art
Speaker 2: rings and they aren't sillelling glitter cats whatever. They had
Speaker 2: fake universities. It was just a way, a bullshit way
Speaker 2: to get a visa, that's all.
Speaker 1: They were, even like stopping by d agents houses and stuff.
Speaker 1: I read.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they went in, they visited military facilities, DA at
Speaker 2: their homes. They went deep and trying to sell this stuff.
Speaker 2: But you know they and they trying to lure them too,
Speaker 2: because they always they usually get like two young attractive
Speaker 2: women if it's a guy, and push and then they'd
Speaker 2: have a driver and they'd have a spot. And moving
Speaker 2: companies are excellent way to not be that suspicious where
Speaker 2: you can have a van and a listening device and
Speaker 2: spying on somebody and just looks like, oh well, we're
Speaker 2: must be moving across the street or whatever. Since Americans
Speaker 2: don't know their own neighbors. You can do that, especially
Speaker 2: in New York and New Jersey. They're like, oh, I
Speaker 2: don't know, there's a movie man. They must be doing
Speaker 2: moving stuff or whatever a big deal. And they live
Speaker 2: right next to Mohammadatta. They also lived next to his
Speaker 2: postbox because he didn't put that next to his house.
Speaker 2: He had it like four hundred yards away. But they
Speaker 2: were They were spying on everything. They knew where they were.
Speaker 2: They actually warned each other after the fact and said, yeah,
Speaker 2: we had eyes on these guys. And in fact, one
Speaker 2: of the nine to eleven hijackers was got a ride
Speaker 2: up to New York from Florida by Classic International Movers,
Speaker 2: which is one of these Israeli front companies.
Speaker 1: Wow, yeah, it was. It just Urban Movers cracked. I
Speaker 1: think I saw that in your film that there were
Speaker 1: several moving Yeah.
Speaker 2: Urban Movers says, yeah, they're more infamous because they had
Speaker 2: the three guys that were celebrating and then the two
Speaker 2: that they picked up afterward from White Glove Movers and
Speaker 2: other moving company who were high fiving and hugging each
Speaker 2: other and flicking lighters, and two locations. One was a
Speaker 2: doric towers, which it's in New Jersey, but it's it's
Speaker 2: on like a cliff that you can you could.
Speaker 1: See right across where you can look into New York.
Speaker 2: Perfect where ground zero was and the other was on
Speaker 2: the roof of urban moving systems.
Speaker 1: I didn't realize there was two separate groups, and I
Speaker 1: thought it was one group of five. So it was
Speaker 1: two separate groups.
Speaker 2: It's one group of three. It was it was Savan
Speaker 2: Kersberg and Yarne Schmule and oded Elmer, and then they
Speaker 2: picked up Paul Kersberg, who savanns Kerzberg's brother, and Omir
Speaker 2: Mamari later from another moving company called White Glove Movers.
Speaker 2: Not to be confused, there is a White Glove Movers
Speaker 2: today that is not the same White Glove Movers.
Speaker 1: Hopefully they're not an Israeli op spy company that blows
Speaker 1: up buildings, but maybe.
Speaker 2: Well see, there was another van. Witnesses saw another van
Speaker 2: park behind theirs, but they had enough discipline and not
Speaker 2: get outside and celebrate. They just sat there watched it
Speaker 2: drove away. But photographs of all these things were sent
Speaker 2: to Langley and Quantico and they saw in the movie.
Speaker 2: But the ones that were celebrating really shit the bed
Speaker 2: because one of the witnesses, and there are multiple witnesses.
Speaker 2: It's not just Maria Septon rally, but one of them,
Speaker 2: who had gotten their license plate with the binoculars, called
Speaker 2: the cops, but she waited till her husband got home
Speaker 2: to do so. So it wasn't until about three point
Speaker 2: fifty six that they got pulled over near the Meadowlands
Speaker 2: and the bomb sniffing dogs had a hit for traces
Speaker 2: of explosives in their van. And this is not like
Speaker 2: a hard thing for a dog to smell, like certain
Speaker 2: drugs and stuff. A person can almost smell that a dog.
Speaker 2: It's really accurate. That's not to be confused with a
Speaker 2: different van near the George Washington Bridge that all media
Speaker 2: reported packed with explosives, and that was even reported following
Speaker 2: two days later when they asked Juliani and Kerrick about it,
Speaker 2: and they admitted that they were arrests and Kerk said,
Speaker 2: there were no explosives. But if you know about Bernard Carrick,
Speaker 2: which I went deep into it in the.
Speaker 1: Field, go touching them just to there's so much to cover,
Speaker 1: but go real police commissioner, by the way, it's so insane.
Speaker 1: All these connections all coincidences. But we'll just real quick.
Speaker 1: I've explained. So they found another bomb full of explosives
Speaker 1: of what Bridges say.
Speaker 2: Was the was the man, yeah, Ti, the George Washington Bridge.
Speaker 1: Tons of news media reported on it. They said, they
Speaker 1: mentioned it the day after then it just disappeared.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was it was like, shut up and don't
Speaker 2: talk about it. They're like, well, why were they arrested.
Speaker 2: He's like, I don't know, Yeah, well he Nard Carrac
Speaker 2: had a quarter million dollar loan from Eton Werthheimer, the
Speaker 2: richest man in Israeli's on the board of governors with
Speaker 2: the Jewish Agency. It was the same agency that sent
Speaker 2: the dancing Israelis to document the event in the first place.
Speaker 2: Dominic Suitors Urban Movie System gets a half million dollar
Speaker 2: loan in two thousand and one, and only in two
Speaker 2: thousand and one. That's a lot for that. And all
Speaker 2: these twenty some year old furniture movers can just quit
Speaker 2: in a random Tuesday in September and going to exotic
Speaker 2: vacations like Australia and India and Germanys.
Speaker 1: Like five of them had plane tickets the following Tuday.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure what day was tax.
Speaker 2: For It's like they knew that was their last day
Speaker 2: of work.
Speaker 1: Huh. And one of them had five thousand dollars cash on.
Speaker 1: These were movers. I worked for a moving company, you know.
Speaker 1: I think around at the same time period, probably like
Speaker 1: fifteen dollars an hour. It's like I didn't have five
Speaker 1: thousand dollars. I couldn't afford. Yeah, I couldn't afford to
Speaker 1: travel across the country. Yeah, not out the country to
Speaker 1: another country. They're flying like all different destinations. This is too.
Speaker 2: It's not even like a holiday period like September eleventh,
Speaker 2: a random Tuesday in two thousand and one, like you're
Speaker 2: just gonna quit and fly to.
Speaker 1: Austra Yeah, all five. I think it was all different
Speaker 1: places too.
Speaker 2: It's just so bizarre, all different places, and they were
Speaker 2: they scattered, And it's more than that. I mean, it's
Speaker 2: just there's so much evidence that there's no explain nation
Speaker 2: why these terrorists got visus. There's no explanation why the
Speaker 2: CIA did not share its intel with the FBI, and
Speaker 2: in fact they said they did when they didn't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they were trying to hide it.
Speaker 2: Queen of Torture was saying that and Elmer Hill said, no,
Speaker 2: there's no. They look through logbooks and everything. There's no.
Speaker 1: You never shared this intel.
Speaker 2: And people who did get wind of it, like in
Speaker 2: the Washington Field office, for example, and a Sabil Edmunds
Speaker 2: and Sashare they they knew. They had an Iranian informant
Speaker 2: that said, look, they're going to flight schools, they are
Speaker 2: already in America, they're going to attack here. And this
Speaker 2: Their supervisor name is Mike Fageli. He didn't want any
Speaker 2: part of it.
Speaker 1: It's like, shut up.
Speaker 2: So the bottleneck positions at the FBI, which a man
Speaker 2: named Jeff Gates is brilliant on. Try and get him
Speaker 2: on the show. Those and then the CIA what they
Speaker 2: call like the bin Laden Unit. These like joint FBI
Speaker 2: CIA creations. They're not joint. They're ninety nine percent CIA,
Speaker 2: one percent FBI. So whatever they find, it's like it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter because it's not going to go to FBI headquarters.
Speaker 2: Certainly wasn't going to go to John O'Neill. They kept
Speaker 2: it like damage control. And so I don't even know, like,
Speaker 2: why are you even listening to them and following them
Speaker 2: around if you're not going to act in your information
Speaker 2: where you're going to try to flip them, like what
Speaker 2: was the plan? You can try to think of some excuses,
Speaker 2: but when you really put it all together, the only
Speaker 2: same conclusion is that this was collusion with plausible deniability
Speaker 2: as the excuse.
Speaker 1: But oh, we're just incompetent.
Speaker 2: No. I mean, yes, they're incompetent, but that's.
Speaker 1: Not why evidence is just too overwhelming. I think it's
Speaker 1: starting to come out, you know, guys like you did
Speaker 1: this early on this research. But I think it's just getting.
Speaker 2: Don Omar Bayumi, these middlemen, none of them in jail.
Speaker 2: Nothing Byami got a little trouble in the UK briefly,
Speaker 2: but there's film with him that came out in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty two casing the White House, filming how many police
Speaker 2: and where the entrants and exits are and everything, and
Speaker 2: he's at a dinner party with a couple of the hijackers.
Speaker 2: He also met Hanji honj Ors, the three hijackers. Nothing
Speaker 2: and the victims' families are suing. Think about it, they're
Speaker 2: if if they were already adults in two thousand and one,
Speaker 2: it's now twenty twenty five, Like how long are these
Speaker 2: cases gon gonna be? They're gonna be dead before they
Speaker 2: get results.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know a lady who lost her husband in
Speaker 1: nine to eleven. You know, makes me so sad, and
Speaker 1: I don't think she has any clue of the you know,
Speaker 1: I haven't had the heart to even talk to her
Speaker 1: about it. It's just like I think she thinks it's
Speaker 1: the original stories. Correckedic is so completely changed her life
Speaker 1: and just obviously it was downhill from there. Just the
Speaker 1: devastation is done to people. So the dancing Israeli is
Speaker 1: how did they get out of jail because clearly they
Speaker 1: should have been kept in jail. I believe they failed.
Speaker 2: Detect your chests, Well, it is rarely pressure. They they
Speaker 2: basically like a lot of the foya that I did
Speaker 2: is wipe it out. So you don't know why. But
Speaker 2: in the sixth all there's five sections that completely condemn them.
Speaker 2: These guys are livid, pissed off. They know they're involved.
Speaker 2: They all have different stories from each other. It's it's
Speaker 2: just clear and most damning is they photographed their van
Speaker 2: leaving her removing systems that passed by an Exxon gas station.
Speaker 2: It's one of the only gas stations around and that
Speaker 2: was between eight twenty nine and eight thirty one. The
Speaker 2: first plane doesn't hit till eight forty six, so this
Speaker 2: whole story of the plane hit. We heard the news,
Speaker 2: so we rushed out there at bowl because you are
Speaker 2: photographed headed that way before the plane hit. You're witnessed
Speaker 2: at the towers before the plane hit, and you're witnessed
Speaker 2: by binoculars at the tower, like right as the plane
Speaker 2: had just hit. Like you're just instantly there and celebrating.
Speaker 2: And they're celebrating, like celebrates a plane crash.
Speaker 1: To a tower, to a giant building, like awesome, a
Speaker 1: bunch of people just people just look, people just died.
Speaker 2: But they are Israeli, so that could just be normal.
Speaker 2: Israeli behaviored like civilians are dead. Yay, praised. Yeahweh like
Speaker 2: it was probably a bunch of gorye on the plane,
Speaker 2: so it's win. Yeah. They even said, oh, at first
Speaker 2: we thought it was an accident. Why are you celebrating
Speaker 2: an accident? Then it still doesn't make sense. It's there's
Speaker 2: more Israelis at Liberty State Park who lied and said
Speaker 2: they were Polish. Glenford got that story from.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just.
Speaker 2: There's so much evidence. The problem has always been the
Speaker 2: Alex Jones, like what I have information I have? I
Speaker 2: cannot get my foot in the door to talk about
Speaker 2: nine to eleven without some jack off talking about Nana, thermite,
Speaker 2: holograms and whatever and saying a missile at the Pentagon.
Speaker 1: Distracting and putting it down there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just like the clown, the circus clown is
Speaker 2: out there, the guy that said the moab gaza inch
Speaker 2: by inch and rows there. He's there and people like
Speaker 2: that are there to take all this well meaning, perfectly
Speaker 2: reasonable skepticism of official stories and swerve it off a cliff.
Speaker 2: So you are, you're just barking up the wrong tree forever.
Speaker 2: You're never got any any answers. If you're going to
Speaker 2: deny hijackers, you're definitely not going to anywhere. If you're
Speaker 2: going to deny airplanes, back then the stuff that doesn't
Speaker 2: really make a difference.
Speaker 1: I have a question real quick. I mean, they think
Speaker 1: seem like there was hijackers and there were definitely planes.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's possible there was some kind of
Speaker 1: you know, they have what do they call that for?
Speaker 1: When planes are hijacked? Because they were working on software
Speaker 1: that could basically take over and where they can fly
Speaker 1: the plane from from headquarters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're going to risk that, they're going to use people.
Speaker 2: Then another thing, like for example, flight ninety three did
Speaker 2: not hit its target because the passengers overwhelmed them and
Speaker 2: took it down. If it had been on remote control,
Speaker 2: it wouldn't have mattered what the passengers did.
Speaker 1: It still would have gone where it was going. That's
Speaker 1: people have to have hijackers.
Speaker 2: Why a plane turns around mid flight like they would
Speaker 2: all call them, like the plane is just acting on
Speaker 2: its own, Like you gotta at least have the pretense
Speaker 2: of someone flying it.
Speaker 1: You have to I think about that.
Speaker 2: You don't need to go to flight school and all
Speaker 2: this stuff, which is making more risk for the operation.
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 2: The automatically gonna work from remote control.
Speaker 1: Why did people say a missile hit the Pentagon?
Speaker 2: What's because some stupid music video went out in two
Speaker 2: thousand and one that showed the exit hole and presented
Speaker 2: it as the entry hole. But the plane doesn't fit
Speaker 2: in a sixteen foot hold Like that's that ain't the hole.
Speaker 1: It's important to get this stuff right for me, you know,
Speaker 1: the hijacking one that that's I don't know enough about
Speaker 1: plane technology. So I didn't have a strong opinion of
Speaker 1: that one. But like a missile hitting the Pentagon and
Speaker 1: stuff spreading, stuff like that is clearly just doing damage
Speaker 1: to make it.
Speaker 2: To make our side look retarded because it is.
Speaker 1: People everywhere.
Speaker 2: They'll just they're so gas lit because the government lies
Speaker 2: about everything. They lied about COVID, they lied about a rock.
Speaker 2: They like, they just lielight light, I lie, and so
Speaker 2: everything that happens they're like, well, not that. But the
Speaker 2: problem is the charlatan like Jones comes in and gives
Speaker 2: them a different lie and just says oh, and he
Speaker 2: positions himself like if you don't believe me, then the
Speaker 2: only other option is official story, and you believe the government,
Speaker 2: Like oh, so official story, Like no, no official story
Speaker 2: that there were live reports of truck bombs on nine
Speaker 2: to eleven. That's not in the official like they say,
Speaker 2: no planes alone. There's three different things help bring those
Speaker 2: buildings down in New York. The most obvious is they're
Speaker 2: hit that more tracer one and two were hit by
Speaker 2: an airplane. The fire prevention systems had been sabotaged, which
Speaker 2: you don't need to do if you have bombs in
Speaker 2: the building.
Speaker 1: And the truck bombs in the basement, So that was
Speaker 1: like the whole water system or what do you mean
Speaker 1: by the fire.
Speaker 2: The sprinkler system the main thing that would put it
Speaker 2: as the fireman like it. Somebody had been upgrading sprinker
Speaker 2: owner systems, which means sabotaging. And a guy named Coledo
Speaker 2: Dala and his cohorts. Actually y'all tell the story. So
Speaker 2: in Tennessee, I think it was a Memphis, Tennessee a
Speaker 2: group of guys uh with a ring leader from Jerusalem.
Speaker 2: You can guess which side.
Speaker 1: Of Jerusalem, not the Palestinian well you can.
Speaker 2: Guess, I guess h with Sakia Hamad and some other
Speaker 2: guys Inhammad fairs and whatever. They were serendipitously caught in
Speaker 2: his sting with the DMV. That's the Department of Motor
Speaker 2: Vehicles if you're not American, where they were getting fake
Speaker 2: licenses because in Tennessee at that time, in two thousand
Speaker 2: and one, you didn't need a Social Security number to
Speaker 2: get a driver's license. And the reason for that is
Speaker 2: because all the trucking industry and stuff in Tennessee, they
Speaker 2: had they kind of like, look the other way.
Speaker 1: If you're willing to drive whatever.
Speaker 2: So they were getting license where it was easy to
Speaker 2: get and it was actually six guys. One of them
Speaker 2: was under eighteen, so I don't have his name, but
Speaker 2: the others they all went to jail except for the
Speaker 2: top two guys. Somebody paid two hundred and fifty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars bail for truck drivers. But getting ahead of myself,
Speaker 2: they got cotton staying for fake license. The worker that
Speaker 2: they had, the insider at the DMV, her name was
Speaker 2: Katherine Smith. They bribed her. They bought her a car
Speaker 2: they you know, they were getting to so that she
Speaker 2: would give them these licenses. And so the arrested these
Speaker 2: guys in the parking lot of the DMV. They're so
Speaker 2: stupid that they didn't compartmentalize this, but whatever. And one
Speaker 2: of the men when he was arrested, he had a
Speaker 2: pass on his person to do work at the World
Speaker 2: Trade Center dated September fifth. Now only the Port Authority
Speaker 2: can hire people for any kind of infrastructure on the building,
Speaker 2: the internet, cables, water systems, DA DA, DA DA. And
Speaker 2: the way those buildings worked is they had if you
Speaker 2: if you look at the World Trade Centers, they have
Speaker 2: these sort of darker gray stripes every so many floors.
Speaker 2: Those are called the mechanical rooms, and those rooms are
Speaker 2: in charge of like relay pumps that would push water
Speaker 2: not just to the sprinkler system, but anything toilet, sink,
Speaker 2: all that, like plumbing. They have to have these these
Speaker 2: pumps in the mechanical room. If you sabotage that, you
Speaker 2: don't need to go to every floor. All you really
Speaker 2: need to do is at the bottom mechanical room, and
Speaker 2: then everything above it it won't it won't go up right,
Speaker 2: and that is where the smoke starts.
Speaker 1: They shouldn't access there.
Speaker 2: Now, they should not. And they're like, well, maybe a
Speaker 2: tenant hired them, Like what were you doing? Because they
Speaker 2: had another card called Magic Heat, Eating and Plumbing, which
Speaker 2: is not a real business. It was just a residential.
Speaker 1: Address to businesses.
Speaker 2: They create person in New York ethnicity unknown.
Speaker 1: Every single time, every single time.
Speaker 2: Yeah he's a Jewish guy. And David Cornell and they
Speaker 2: those two guys got in trouble and for fraud where
Speaker 2: they had they had made fraudulent fire suppression credential reference letters.
Speaker 2: So no one wrote these references. They well, I mean
Speaker 2: they wrote them themselves and praised their own company, which
Speaker 2: was not a real company, as a front company. There's
Speaker 2: no business address, just his room or whatever, and just
Speaker 2: a Jewish. Yeah, well he was promised to in the
Speaker 2: three thousand years ago and so he took he actually
Speaker 2: bought his house. It wasn't he dealing with the bulldozer.
Speaker 2: He's not that Israeli. But anyway, they they hired these
Speaker 2: people to do work on fire suppression systems through fake company,
Speaker 2: which was crazy, fraudulent fire suppression credentials. And they'd done
Speaker 2: this all over at New.
Speaker 1: York by the way.
Speaker 2: It's such a scamp. So these people should not have
Speaker 2: been in there. They had access to the towers. But
Speaker 2: in the case, they're not on trial for nine to eleven.
Speaker 2: It's all just coincidence that, Oh, you were working in
Speaker 2: the World Trade Center week before nine to eleven, isn't
Speaker 2: that odd? Oh one of you drove an arrow truck
Speaker 2: all the way from New York to Tennessee on the
Speaker 2: day nine to eleven, aincent. That's not illegal, but that's weird.
Speaker 2: It was weird, but not illegal things. Getting the fake
Speaker 2: license is illegal. So they threw him in jail for that.
Speaker 2: But they could only throw him in jail for that.
Speaker 2: That's why the.
Speaker 1: Bail was and someone paid two ndred and fifty thousand
Speaker 1: dollars bill twice. Yeah, and got some truck drivers. I
Speaker 1: just sitting around.
Speaker 2: They got the ring leaders outlet the rest of them rot,
Speaker 2: And I was like, what kind of truck driver has
Speaker 2: a quarter million dollars? This is in two thousand and one,
Speaker 2: so that's a lot more than now nobody, And yeah,
Speaker 2: many super mysterious. I don't even have that now. The
Speaker 2: super mysterious is Catherine Smith, who would have had the
Speaker 2: most information, well loved in her community, She had adult sons,
Speaker 2: she was taken care of. She was murdered. They said suicide,
Speaker 2: but suicide by fire in her own car, with traces
Speaker 2: a gasoline in her clothing. And there's FBI agent, an
Speaker 2: actual honest one, her name is Susan Nash, that did
Speaker 2: a big report on this. She was burned so badly,
Speaker 2: her arms had fallen off like it was. It was
Speaker 2: rough to look at. You can see pictures of the
Speaker 2: car in my film. I did not show her corpse,
Speaker 2: but you do have to kind of know the the
Speaker 2: body farms in Tennessee that you know. Pathologists all will
Speaker 2: agree she didn't.
Speaker 1: Light herself on fire.
Speaker 2: I hope they killed her first and put her in
Speaker 2: her car and then had burned her body. And what
Speaker 2: happened is probably not. The car didn't explode, so you
Speaker 2: can't make it look like a car accident. It just
Speaker 2: burned her in front seats and stuff in the back.
Speaker 1: It's gross.
Speaker 2: But this happened while they were in jail. The key
Speaker 2: witness of their case that.
Speaker 1: She was the witness against them. That was her.
Speaker 2: She's the key witness on the license fraud.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. I missed what you said before it was
Speaker 1: burning out but didn't really the key witness.
Speaker 2: And she's the key witness in the case. And the
Speaker 2: day before the trial, she you know, was suicidal.
Speaker 1: By burning herself to death. Perfect way to die.
Speaker 2: She did not do that to herself and her no
Speaker 2: like she had a huge funeral. This woman was very
Speaker 2: popular apparently, and nobody believed she killed herself.
Speaker 1: Down then you find out and she killed herself by
Speaker 1: lighting herself on.
Speaker 2: People in jail's role with September eleventh, Super saus Aero Trucks,
Speaker 2: By the way, was this company that it's like just
Speaker 2: a generic like moving van type that you could slap
Speaker 2: a good rider truck as an aerow truck. Just put
Speaker 2: a logo on there and then you have.
Speaker 1: A tract at your company.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so that there there there's a lot of suss,
Speaker 2: but it's all circumstantial. Again, so I don't put everything
Speaker 2: in the film. I only but there's there are so
Speaker 2: many pieces you need to know.
Speaker 1: Maybe let's say you throw a few of them out.
Speaker 1: There's just too many, Like we're we're there's so many
Speaker 1: more questions I have for you, like we're just getting started.
Speaker 1: When we will, there's no way we'll cover Everything.
Speaker 2: Is free Ryan Dawson dot Org.
Speaker 1: You know, I highly recommend everyone watch it.
Speaker 2: It was you know, I'm not trying to sell a film.
Speaker 1: It's free. Yeah, it's free. I want to get can
Speaker 1: I guess I should go by. I need to go
Speaker 1: buy stuff. I was actually going on there to buy
Speaker 1: your film and it was free. I'm like, oh wow,
Speaker 1: that's like that's amazing, you know, because you deserve money film,
Speaker 1: but it's good you're getting up for free. But people
Speaker 1: hopefully will donate too.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean I wrestled with it, but like it's
Speaker 2: got to be free because it's so important. You have
Speaker 2: to know what happened on nine to eleven. This leads
Speaker 2: into the Iraq War and other things too. So all right,
Speaker 2: we did a fundraiser. We got it so that everyone
Speaker 2: can watch this. But if you want to sign up
Speaker 2: to my sub stack, it's only like six dollars. That's
Speaker 2: not even lunch. That's per month, not a day.
Speaker 1: Interview to day exactly, because it's like get in. People
Speaker 1: like you are so important to be able to you know,
Speaker 1: we need you to research full time so you could
Speaker 1: do this.
Speaker 2: You know, That's what I wanted, and I need to
Speaker 2: also pay people to do I can do research.
Speaker 1: Narration and stuff.
Speaker 2: This is the skill I have visuals, especially with my eye.
Speaker 1: Way it is like that's done. Like yeah, by the way,
Speaker 1: how is your eyes you recovering or is it still?
Speaker 2: It's actually not bloody today?
Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 2: Or is it?
Speaker 1: I can't really see. I didn't notice until you mentioned it.
Speaker 1: Eye problem was six months. I have bad eye problems.
Speaker 2: Your eyes heel really fast, by the way, like the
Speaker 2: whites of them. But it's behind it. That's the problem,
Speaker 2: is wet macular degeneration. So I'm on blind in when
Speaker 2: eye what happens is every eighty to ninety days, I
Speaker 2: have to get a needle put through my eyeball. They
Speaker 2: put in an anti vaga shot and it'll clear up
Speaker 2: for a while and then it starts to return and
Speaker 2: after get another shot. However, I made it one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifteen days. So yeah, yeah, you said ninety, Well
Speaker 2: I did one fifteen. But then it started getting like
Speaker 2: all lines start to rainbow like this and faces get
Speaker 2: distorted and it sucks. But the shots, she said, I'm
Speaker 2: taking to them very well, like more than anyone else.
Speaker 2: But that's also because I've got this so young. Most
Speaker 2: people don't even get this until they're well.
Speaker 1: We need we need you to keep researching, so keep
Speaker 1: keep your vision Ryan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm hoping it does spread to this side. And
Speaker 2: that's that's what made me scared, is there is a
Speaker 2: time limit, and like I want to do films on
Speaker 2: the Kennedy assassinations, Epsteen, these things that I already have
Speaker 2: the information in my head. There's a lot of stuff
Speaker 2: and I'm the guy to do it, but I have
Speaker 2: to have people on sub sec. I don't have any
Speaker 2: other like sponsors. I'm not allowed on any social media
Speaker 2: other than Twitter, and that's nerfed.
Speaker 1: Twitter is so bad. Other people will.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just I mean, when they bought TikTok, now
Speaker 2: they don't have to compete, and so they shut the door.
Speaker 2: It could have been coincidence because he started letting Ai
Speaker 2: do the police scene and but I don't know, dude,
Speaker 2: I don't know if I'm gonna ask you this too.
Speaker 2: I recently have gotten all this Hosbro is rarely crap
Speaker 2: in my feed and I'll click through and somebody with
Speaker 2: like twenty eight followers, I'm like, why is this in
Speaker 2: my feet?
Speaker 1: Yeah? On Twitter? Yeah, that's that's all I get so
Speaker 1: much that has Bro.
Speaker 2: It's just nothing from you, nothing from like an experience.
Speaker 1: They've rewritten the logarithm where guys like us get shadow band.
Speaker 1: You know, I still get a little engagement, but it's
Speaker 1: clearly shadow band.
Speaker 2: I have to go to your page.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have to go look, and what's.
Speaker 2: Jake talking about? It never comes in my feet anymore.
Speaker 2: I'm like, these are people I've interacted with and who've
Speaker 2: interacted with me.
Speaker 1: That should what we never had. We should be fed
Speaker 1: each other because I retweet your stuff, I like your stuff,
Speaker 1: but yet I'm still not fed your content either. I
Speaker 1: have to go to your page and if we like
Speaker 1: each other's content, quote to each other and stuff, that
Speaker 1: means we should automatically fed to each other. But it's not.
Speaker 1: We're clearly I don't think they're not happening they I
Speaker 1: think they admitted that they're, you know, going after anti
Speaker 1: Semitic speech. My my TikTok is so badly shadow band,
Speaker 1: I think I'm just I stopped using it. I might
Speaker 1: start another one.
Speaker 2: It's just there's nothing that makes people hate us more
Speaker 2: than the behavior of israelis.
Speaker 1: That that is true.
Speaker 2: You know, they do some like why would you hate Jews?
Speaker 2: Like why it is stupidest, But you know, people look
Speaker 2: at Israel that calls itself the Jewish state and does
Speaker 2: all that crap in their name, and it makes them
Speaker 2: look bad.
Speaker 1: No, yeah, they're doing all the ship and when I
Speaker 1: speak out against it, I get demonetized from YouTube, demonetized
Speaker 1: from Twitter. Shadow band like getting in trouble. I can't
Speaker 1: even like like this interview, Oh week, we're not doing
Speaker 1: anything back. But you've you've dealt with it, like you know,
Speaker 1: you've gone through a lot, like you were one of
Speaker 1: the original guys. I'm so thankful I didn't wake up
Speaker 1: till recently. My face was awesome too, even Tom Band.
Speaker 1: If I can get in contact with Tom, that'll be
Speaker 1: funy to interview Tom. Yeah, he's like, but no, my
Speaker 1: Space was awesome. I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: I didn't know swimming and old coins like Scrooge McDuck right,
Speaker 2: he sold right. The younger people don't know. My Space
Speaker 2: was so much bigger than Facebook. My Space like the
Speaker 2: third largest after Google and Yahoo, because y'all used to
Speaker 2: be big and I don't know it was it was
Speaker 2: my Space. There was like, that's what it was.
Speaker 1: There was no YouTube yet, so it was the first
Speaker 1: social media I used, and it was It was awesome.
Speaker 1: You meet all kinds of cool people. That was the
Speaker 1: time my life and the only thing I cared about
Speaker 1: fighting and girls, and I had my page all pimped
Speaker 1: out and every transtwishing to Facebook. I'm like, wait, why
Speaker 1: are people doing this? Makes you wonder I went.
Speaker 2: Fighting girl and sticking it to Zog, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: My life is completely changed that.
Speaker 2: I don't know if anybody got my dog whistle here
Speaker 2: with the Korean zombie, but you know Zombi, well, Zomba
Speaker 2: is Zionus occupation media. Zog Zonus occupation government. So you
Speaker 2: get these people are media.
Speaker 1: That's a band whord you can get in trouble with
Speaker 1: the zomb feed is. But yeah, zog is hate speech,
Speaker 1: which clearly resign is occupied government. But it's hate speech
Speaker 1: to say that.
Speaker 2: Pat Buchanan said it like our congress design is occupied.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 2: They all got an a PAC guy, just like Thomas
Speaker 2: Massey said, US congressman from Kentucky said, everybody's got an
Speaker 2: a PAC handler. A PAK right now is trying to
Speaker 2: rebrand so they can where they're like, don't donate to us,
Speaker 2: just go directly, We'll go through UDP, UDP S.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, they're going to donate different ways. That Arian
Speaker 1: moltererson I just read. I think she's putting twenty million
Speaker 1: dollars to try to defeat Massy. And she's a dual citizen.
Speaker 1: She's served in the IDEAF.
Speaker 2: She's born in Israel.
Speaker 1: She flew Jonathan Pollard, who was the worst buy in
Speaker 1: American history, flew him back to Israel in a private jet.
Speaker 1: This girl is our enemy. That's Trump's top donor too,
Speaker 1: and it's just clearly she's occupied.
Speaker 2: I mes someone that worked with her.
Speaker 1: You can just see the evilness in her, Like she's
Speaker 1: just so gross.
Speaker 2: One time she wanted to do the treadmill or whatever,
Speaker 2: and she left her iPad or something at the airport.
Speaker 2: She's rich enough just buying another one, but she sent
Speaker 2: the guy all the way there to get it.
Speaker 1: Affect so stereotypical. Did you see how the guy throw
Speaker 1: pennies or money at dave Port and got arrested. Do
Speaker 1: you think you'd want the money?
Speaker 2: I mean, maybe the coins had edges.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe they're clipped clipped the coins they.
Speaker 2: Were ridge coins and he didn't like him, couldn't clip them.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Isaac Newton. One day he's not going to
Speaker 2: be known for his theories on force and gravity. It's
Speaker 2: gonna be he put ridges on the coins.
Speaker 1: Isaac Newton did that.
Speaker 2: Isaac Newton is the one that came up with it.
Speaker 1: Really wow.
Speaker 2: Actually, if you go to London, you can see his
Speaker 2: office there near the White Tower where I was moved
Speaker 2: by this. The whole crowd was man listened to the yeomen.
Speaker 2: He's always telling jokes and stuff. But I'm like looking
Speaker 2: through the wind, I'm like, wow, Isaac Newton used to
Speaker 2: sit in that office and study and do Newton stuff.
Speaker 2: It was really amazing, And I'm like, that's where ridges
Speaker 2: on the coins began, right there, through that window. Huh yeah,
Speaker 2: people were clipping coin.
Speaker 1: You know what happened.
Speaker 2: Cos yeah, goblins.
Speaker 1: Well that's fairly accurate.
Speaker 2: I mean that's you know, that's what happened. So you
Speaker 2: got to say it, and this is it. They'd always
Speaker 2: had this problem all the way back to Archimedes, you know,
Speaker 2: when he's discovering buoyancy and they're trying to weigh things
Speaker 2: and how much water does it displace because you can
Speaker 2: salt VARs of gold. People doing that today with tongusten
Speaker 2: and stuff like it's not pure this and that. It's
Speaker 2: always been a major problem, like how can you figure
Speaker 2: out if this has something else in the center without
Speaker 2: melting it down? And so that's what you know, they
Speaker 2: were figuring out. But with the coins, like we can
Speaker 2: stop the clipping by having ridges.
Speaker 1: It is that easy.
Speaker 2: So that was Newton.
Speaker 1: Newton's a complete genius. I had no idea.
Speaker 2: That's just uh, doesn't that make it cool?
Speaker 1: Like yeah, that makes that makes it so cool. There's
Speaker 1: something all right, interviews over that was cool.
Speaker 2: Then Franklin invented the rocking chair. He should be that's awesome, right,
Speaker 2: you know he did looking stuff up, the Founding Father,
Speaker 2: He invented by vocals, He made love the Rocky Instrument,
Speaker 2: started the first one of the first newspapers in America, uh,
Speaker 2: the Current Almanac, the Daily Almanac, like he started all that.
Speaker 2: The you know his Poor Richard series. Dude is like
Speaker 2: such a polymath. But one of the things he did
Speaker 2: in the side is make a rocking chair.
Speaker 1: That's so awesome, Like.
Speaker 2: Is that cool? And he had a mullet the whole time.
Speaker 1: That's pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you look, get one hundred dollars bill. It's old
Speaker 2: built Ben Franklin with his with his mullet, Like interesting
Speaker 2: mullet there, what's that called there might be called frank
Speaker 2: Actually it might be named after bullet.
Speaker 1: I want to make a little mini documentaries and all
Speaker 1: these cool characters, not like in depth it's yours, but
Speaker 1: you know, just like our little like stories with all
Speaker 1: these like yeah, I'll call you some questions. There is
Speaker 1: so many interesting characters that people don't know a lot about.
Speaker 1: It would be cool to go in and tell some
Speaker 1: of the story.
Speaker 2: And Thomas Jefferson, that's a cool story too. There's a
Speaker 2: lot of neat things. These guys. I got a couple
Speaker 2: of the back wall. There's Nathan Forrest and Roberty Lee
Speaker 2: and uh that that guy with the dark circles. I
Speaker 2: don't know him.
Speaker 1: I can't see. Oh shit, a little up monster.
Speaker 2: But well I've always had these. I got these naive
Speaker 2: American cheek bones, so it makes my eyes look super dark.
Speaker 2: That not sleeping, Yeah.
Speaker 1: I try. The brain doesn't want to shut off, right.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I just can't sleep. Last time he couldn't sleep. Well.
Speaker 2: It's also like I used to have to work like
Speaker 2: eighteen hours a day because they're canceled and everything. People
Speaker 2: do not know how hard it is to stay afloat
Speaker 2: and not being visible to get your name out.
Speaker 1: Did you have canceled and stuff even anything?
Speaker 2: Well, I got my bank in Japan, so I avoided that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 2: I was banned from coinbase and like most of the
Speaker 2: crypto exchanges, won't.
Speaker 1: Let be the crypto is supposed to be, so we
Speaker 1: can avoid that.
Speaker 2: Band on, PayPal, band on, Patreon, all that band on,
Speaker 2: all any kind of payment produce.
Speaker 1: You still ban these places?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Yeah, wow, what do you use?
Speaker 1: You don't want to share from it, so you have
Speaker 1: to use agents.
Speaker 2: Crazy. Here's how you get around. You just learn another language,
Speaker 2: move to a different country and get a different bank.
Speaker 1: But people have money. They can't vemo you money. They
Speaker 1: can't can't.
Speaker 2: Use vemo venmos owned by PayPal Wow, can't use GoFundMe,
Speaker 2: can't use Kickstarter. The one I'm allowed to use is
Speaker 2: called give sin go. It's the one that Kyle Rittenhouse
Speaker 2: use some Christian organizations give sin go, And like, if
Speaker 2: you do a campaign, don't use gofund me just because
Speaker 2: you're gonna get it all by some people clicking on
Speaker 2: a link anyway. You just use gifts and go on
Speaker 2: general principle, we would either support.
Speaker 1: People that are better people. Exactly, we need to support
Speaker 1: our own, because that's part of the reason why they've
Speaker 1: been able to take so much powers. They always support
Speaker 1: their own, and they always try to exile and push
Speaker 1: us out of society. But I think it's getting to
Speaker 1: the point at the moment they're not able to do that.
Speaker 1: They're having a harder time cancer.
Speaker 2: And where's the gooy billionaire right, where's our George Soros?
Speaker 1: Yeah, none of them, none of them. Don't you look
Speaker 1: at all the top donutors. You know, like, I know
Speaker 1: people think about running for office, but like, how do
Speaker 1: you It's so hard to raise money when these people
Speaker 1: all donate, you know, hundreds of millions million and one
Speaker 1: hundreds of million dollars these donors, the Marriam Eldersons, the
Speaker 1: George soros Is. But we don't have no, uh no
Speaker 1: to do that.
Speaker 2: But starting the reason they win is their uber rich
Speaker 2: put their money in politics and media and our side doesn't.
Speaker 1: But look how they make the money. A lot of
Speaker 1: times it's like gambling or weird trades like the what
Speaker 1: was the Zionists that during COVID he made some in
Speaker 1: like a month or you know, made billions of dollars
Speaker 1: by by betting against the stock market as he was
Speaker 1: telling it, you know, and then he was buying it.
Speaker 2: Up illegal stuff or degenerate stuff like porn, illegal you know,
Speaker 2: organ trafficking, kitty fiddling.
Speaker 1: All selling kids.
Speaker 2: Well it's like they they bought UFC and WWE. They
Speaker 2: didn't create those things. No, they just buy a pre
Speaker 2: existing business that's already successful and collect and it's like
Speaker 2: we don't work, we own. All you have to do
Speaker 2: is find new business that's already successful. Buy it, change nothing.
Speaker 2: You're now the owner and now you're collecting all the revenue.
Speaker 2: And then but then it's your teams forever, because then
Speaker 2: when you hire new manager, CEOs and stuff, you make
Speaker 2: sure they're all of the correct ethnic religious category.
Speaker 1: You only hire Jews, you know, they take over these
Speaker 1: companies like the Disneys and all nepotism. Yeah, yeah, the
Speaker 1: the UFC, shocking. I haven't got free tickets the last
Speaker 1: couple of ufcs, shockingly. But let's get it.
Speaker 2: No ethnic nepotism works because the counter to that normally
Speaker 2: is people notice it and there's a lot of pushback. Hey,
Speaker 2: you're only hiring each other. Hey, you're being prejudiced. But
Speaker 2: if you you're not allowing us always screaming in pain
Speaker 2: as they beat you. When you call out their ethnic
Speaker 2: nepotism and racism, you're a racist. If you were calling
Speaker 2: out white supremacy, black supremacy, whoever, you could do that.
Speaker 2: But when it's Jewish supremacy, suddenly you're anti Semitic because
Speaker 2: he won't go along with them in their schemes.
Speaker 1: That's anti simitism right there. That's textbook anti semitism. Now
Speaker 1: they're trying to pass and then that's pretty bad. Well,
Speaker 1: the guy that got arrested for heckling Dave Portenney. That's
Speaker 1: the example. If you were, you know, if a black
Speaker 1: guy was heckling me or or whatever.
Speaker 2: Never been a story a black guy threw quarters at you, so.
Speaker 1: What you know exactly? I would just I would just
Speaker 1: laugh it off or kick him in his head. But
Speaker 1: Dave Portnae, because his Jewish privilege gets this guy arrested.
Speaker 1: The other kid I interviewed him, he got him fired
Speaker 1: for that sign that said fuck the Jews. And he
Speaker 1: goes on a rant like I'm gonna make him like
Speaker 1: I'm gonna destroy him and his family's life or you know,
Speaker 1: or all, or I'll give the charity of going to Aushowitz,
Speaker 1: Like that's such a good thing. And who is he
Speaker 1: to fucking send someone to Ashowitz? Like he has this
Speaker 1: ability to destroy you the kid and his family, and
Speaker 1: the kid did get kicked out of college, so he
Speaker 1: got the kid kicked out of college, like like why
Speaker 1: does he have that ability? Just pisses me off. I
Speaker 1: think a lot of people are done.
Speaker 2: You know, Voltaire said, if you want uh, if you
Speaker 2: want to see who rules, don't look to the thrones,
Speaker 2: but to the names you dare not whisper, which cavin
Speaker 2: Strom changed to to learn who rules over you.
Speaker 1: Just see who you're not allowed to criticize.
Speaker 2: And that is true, Like that is the protected class.
Speaker 2: It is Jewish privilege, whereas anyone else. You could dog
Speaker 2: on white people all day, you could dog on Christians
Speaker 2: or atheists or whatever, but not Judaism. Nope, and definitely not.
Speaker 1: They're the richest. They're the richest group in America too.
Speaker 1: And then when I realized that, oh, lots of this
Speaker 1: anti weight white hate is actually coming from them. I
Speaker 1: always thought it was self hating whites that I had.
Speaker 1: Then one day I realized, oh, that's not the case.
Speaker 2: Whites.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hello, fellow white people.
Speaker 2: It's like the it's like the bug on Twitter. Elon's like,
Speaker 2: we have a bug that's preventing people from showing up
Speaker 2: in other people's feeds. I says, does this bug celebrate
Speaker 2: young Kafoor?
Speaker 1: I was just yeah, my feed is like eighty percent
Speaker 1: design is two percent of the population and zero point
Speaker 1: two percent worldwide, and like eighty percent of my Twitter feed.
Speaker 2: I've gotten so much worse because it's said, well, if
Speaker 2: you're gonna, uh, if you're gonna handcuff me and not
Speaker 2: put me in people's feeds anyway, then I can just
Speaker 2: say whatever, right, Yeah, it's it's got. You should follow
Speaker 2: my Twitter and then go to the you know, the
Speaker 2: part not for you do the people I follow, and
Speaker 2: maybe you'll see it. I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's why I need to go back to I think
Speaker 1: because I've been getting because I've been on the Yeah,
Speaker 1: the the other feeds, so they go back to who
Speaker 1: I follow. Let's go back to night love It because
Speaker 1: there's still a bunch of more I want to cover.
Speaker 1: You're talking about the girl that was killed, suicided but
Speaker 1: likely killed. I had a couple of questions on urban
Speaker 1: movers too, because okay, the guy who owned it juice. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so he fled the country right after I believe, right
Speaker 1: before we talk to the FBI.
Speaker 3: Now I'm not sure I've heard then he scattered yea,
Speaker 3: and where those I've heard these trucks were spotted at
Speaker 3: other places like where the planes were hijacked.
Speaker 1: But I'm not for sure if that was I couldn't
Speaker 1: confirm if that was true or not. Have you heard
Speaker 1: anything about that?
Speaker 2: The mural trucking is a BS.
Speaker 1: Not the mural thing. But I heard the other urban
Speaker 1: urban mover trucks.
Speaker 2: We don't know if it was Urban Moving Systems or
Speaker 2: which moving company it was, but we do know that
Speaker 2: somebody called the police and said that they saw Palestinian
Speaker 2: bomb makers in a van headed toward the Holland Tunnel.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they were waving a Palestinian flag
Speaker 2: around or what. Like, how could you look at someone
Speaker 2: and know the in New York right, like you.
Speaker 1: Could just know they're Palestinian, right, yeah?
Speaker 2: No, yeah, And like what do you mean mixing bomb?
Speaker 2: What are they making liquid bombs or something like whatever?
Speaker 2: I seen them at the airport, Like, oh really, they
Speaker 2: got out the airport, one of the most surveilled places
Speaker 2: in the world, in a van, open up the back,
Speaker 2: start mixing a bomb and then they go in toward
Speaker 2: the tunnel. Huh. Well, the cops shut down all the
Speaker 2: tunnels and the bridges, the Lincoln Tunnel, the Holland Tunnel,
Speaker 2: the George Washington Bridge, and they caught that.
Speaker 1: Oh so you were stuck in New York or in
Speaker 1: New York they were.
Speaker 2: What happened was, if you listened to Pat Dawson no
Speaker 2: relation or Rick Sanchez, they reported, and I still have
Speaker 2: these clips and I remember more. I can't find them all.
Speaker 2: I remember seeing it though, where they were talking about
Speaker 2: police finding a suspicious device in a van parked in
Speaker 2: the see the World Trade Center below there parking so
Speaker 2: you could just put vans there like they did in
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety three and blow them up. Cops found a van.
Speaker 1: With explosives in it.
Speaker 2: They took it out to the Church of Days, which
Speaker 2: was like the makeshift headquarters for the bomb squad. They
Speaker 2: had another one in the Meadowlands that they took a
Speaker 2: sporting goods store and just transformed it into the bomb
Speaker 2: for the bomb squad in New Jersey. But they and
Speaker 2: there was no going back and forth because they shut
Speaker 2: down all entrances to New York, so you couldn't get
Speaker 2: back into New York, you couldn't go to New Jersey.
Speaker 1: So they had two things.
Speaker 2: Anyway, it was reported live about the van bombs, and
Speaker 2: then you have somebody calling saying there's people mixing a
Speaker 2: bomb in a van. And by the way, the Palestinian
Speaker 2: and I think this story they had to pull an
Speaker 2: audible once those Israelis got pulled over in their van
Speaker 2: with traces of explosives in another van. They start pulling
Speaker 2: over vans. And it's not Palestinians that the whole van
Speaker 2: and truck bomb's story disappeared by September twelfth.
Speaker 1: It was just just pushed out of the media. And
Speaker 1: I believe there were some remover vans there the day before,
Speaker 1: like casing it out.
Speaker 2: But that's there was an irt Well Savan Kersberg, who
Speaker 2: was the driver of urban moving Systems who was caught
Speaker 2: celebrating their doork towers, had been there twice previously, and
Speaker 2: one was on September tenth and one on September seventh.
Speaker 2: He may have been there between those days.
Speaker 1: This is just what we know for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he actually lied to a guy said he
Speaker 2: was a construction worker. If somebody had drawn a stupid
Speaker 2: picture of the World Trade Center with like a penis
Speaker 2: going into it, it was in the elevator like they'd
Speaker 2: scratched it on, like what are you doing? Uh, they
Speaker 2: just needed you to know, you know. And he and
Speaker 2: Savan was with another man with dark hair speaking of
Speaker 2: foreign language. Now, this must have been an not common
Speaker 2: foreign language like Spanish or something, because it would know,
Speaker 2: even if you don't speak Spanish, you can.
Speaker 1: Hear that go, but Hebrew sounds very different.
Speaker 2: Probably Spanish your Portuguesey something like. You can guess so,
Speaker 2: but if it was Hebrew.
Speaker 1: It might hurt. It sounds a little weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mass remember all the Hamas tunnels I hate, I
Speaker 2: hate so much. They're like blowing up hospitals and gone,
Speaker 2: there's no tunnel.
Speaker 1: The mass is under the hospital. They blew bombed every
Speaker 1: single hospital in Gaza. I think thirty six up. It's
Speaker 1: just disgusting.
Speaker 2: It's just hard to get pissed off them.
Speaker 1: You remember the one where they bombed them all. They
Speaker 1: got caught killing like the whole like I forget how many,
Speaker 1: it was like seven.
Speaker 2: Or the scene on film they go machine gun these people.
Speaker 2: They pull them over. They're clearly ambulance workers and they
Speaker 2: just one of them cell phone was on. They found
Speaker 2: his corpse in his phone and got the film of
Speaker 2: what the Israelis did. And afterward they're like a few
Speaker 2: bad apples. It's just and they didn't get punished.
Speaker 1: No nothing. You know the one did you listen to
Speaker 1: the tape with that little girl that called for help
Speaker 1: and then they came and just killed her out. That
Speaker 1: was like an American citizen, a dual citizen ordered that.
Speaker 1: That one. That's hard listening to that.
Speaker 2: Oh, she's six years old or dead sisters on her
Speaker 2: family's been wiped out.
Speaker 1: They just it's hard to listen to. Man, if you
Speaker 1: have if you have kids, just like you might even
Speaker 1: not want to listen to this.
Speaker 2: They shot up to scare her, like we're gonna shoot
Speaker 2: all around the car first, you know, maximum fear. Fucking
Speaker 2: evil people three and fifty five, they are demonic.
Speaker 1: The guy's a dual citizen with America that ordered her
Speaker 1: to be fucking murdered when she was on the phone.
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, just go and smoke her. And she
Speaker 1: has her dead sister and parents on her. Just could
Speaker 1: imagine a six year old child there's really a phone
Speaker 1: call for calling in just like freaking out. It just
Speaker 1: makes you sick. You know, I don't even recommend listening
Speaker 1: to it.
Speaker 2: Well, they took a sixteen year old boy and poured
Speaker 2: gasoline down his throat and lit him on fire from
Speaker 2: the inside out like a candle. Why would they do
Speaker 2: That's to create graves. They steal people's organs, They rape,
Speaker 2: they rape, in a vicious way with like hot pieces
Speaker 2: of metal and stuff antal rape to prisoners over and
Speaker 2: over again. They've amputated people's legs, so they're just stuck
Speaker 2: like shitting on themselves, and they're plastic tied to a bed.
Speaker 2: The most disgusting to it is why they couldn't let
Speaker 2: hostages out, because they torture. They've main been tortured and
Speaker 2: disfigured so many of them they can't even want the
Speaker 2: world to see it. It wouldn't matter though even.
Speaker 1: The world seen it and everyone's it barely made the news,
Speaker 1: Like all the tortured bodies people I scused out aren't missing,
Speaker 1: and the news is kind of like blew over it.
Speaker 2: The news is not owned by Palestinians.
Speaker 1: I wonder who owns the media?
Speaker 2: Say like, how come Japan doesn't have all this guilt
Speaker 2: for World War Two like the Germans. They're like, well,
Speaker 2: it's because Koreans don't own the media.
Speaker 1: Good point, And if they did, the Japanese would be
Speaker 1: all like, oh, we were so bad. You don't get
Speaker 1: that in Japan at all. But look how fast they
Speaker 1: bounced back and they're booming and you know, yeah, they
Speaker 1: did some bad ship in America.
Speaker 2: It's that's a testament to them and their culture. But
Speaker 2: they they got work ethic and all. But I would
Speaker 2: argue not having that class owning their media as how
Speaker 2: they could bounce back. I think of all the trillions
Speaker 2: with a t of dollars wasted on Middle East escapades
Speaker 2: for the Israeli state. Think of what America would look
Speaker 2: like if all that money had stayed in the the
Speaker 2: United States. I think what America would look like instead
Speaker 2: of putting sanctions on Iran and oil for food program
Speaker 2: on a rock and all that.
Speaker 1: That we just bought the oil.
Speaker 2: How cheap gas and oil would be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we didn't even get oiled down. It's like the
Speaker 1: Israel's got oil from it. It's like we can't even
Speaker 1: send our kids to public schools. There's potholes in the roads,
Speaker 1: things are dirty. People fucking people are starving. They can't
Speaker 1: even afford their food right now. It is the government
Speaker 1: shut down.
Speaker 2: It's like my island is falling into the ocean. A
Speaker 2: jetti broke and instead of fixing the jetty, they're just
Speaker 2: letting it flood and homes are just dropping into the
Speaker 2: water and any asshole, that's like, why would someone build
Speaker 2: their house on the beach. They didn't. The beach moved.
Speaker 2: It's like if there's a dam and then there's a
Speaker 2: hole in the dam, there's going to be a flood. Well,
Speaker 2: there were jetties, now there isn't, So the beach moved
Speaker 2: to where the houses were. The houses were hundreds of
Speaker 2: yards away from the water. A jetti broke from the
Speaker 2: remnants of a hurricane air and we've been begging them.
Speaker 2: There's three jetties, two of them are already broke. We had
Speaker 2: one left. It was on its last leg. And we've
Speaker 2: been saying repair, repair, repair, and then now every like
Speaker 2: every week a house falls in the water, and it's
Speaker 2: just gonna get worse. And Josh stein governor North Carolina,
Speaker 2: he isn't doing anything. Steine and Bobby Outen would not
Speaker 2: declare it stated emergency. But I don't even know how
Speaker 2: many other Americans know this is going on. All they
Speaker 2: see on TV.
Speaker 1: On your Twitter is the only thing, the only thing
Speaker 1: I saw that on your Twitter. It's like, our entire
Speaker 1: country is just falling apart, and we're thirty eight trillion
Speaker 1: in debt, but we don't even consider extending stops any
Speaker 1: money in Israel, and there's not really it's hard to
Speaker 1: even overturn to this point. It's just a complete disaster.
Speaker 1: It's like regular.
Speaker 2: People and then Yahoo, that's where all the money's going. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this war in Ukraine and Israel. Listen, they're not gonna
Speaker 2: Israel will not exist twenty years from now. They've bitten
Speaker 2: off more than they can you. They pissed off the world.
Speaker 2: They're all of their neighbors are mad at them because
Speaker 2: they've attacked them. All they are. They do have enough
Speaker 2: humorists to attack. I ran again, and that's gonna be
Speaker 2: the end of and I've really the only time in
Speaker 2: my life where I like hope of war happens.
Speaker 1: I felt like that that I felt happy watching bombs.
Speaker 2: But it's it's only because I don't see any other
Speaker 2: way of fixing it. No, but basically destroying is it's
Speaker 2: the only way it'll stop.
Speaker 1: We're gonna all fund to America, manipulate a country of wars.
Speaker 1: What's gonna happen?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, you know it's the.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe Japan can take them, or Korea we're gonna
Speaker 1: send them to your career or Japan. Uh, there's just awesome.
Speaker 1: I gotta send you if you haven't seen this, there's
Speaker 1: this news news report in Japan. They're trying to figure
Speaker 1: out if the Jews or the or the ting ting Tingu,
Speaker 1: which is the ancient demons the nose. But you know, Japan,
Speaker 1: they just don't care about being racist. They go to
Speaker 1: synagogue and they're talking to the Jews being like, oh,
Speaker 1: do you think the dinga was the Jews? Because it
Speaker 1: has like the thing on the crown, the box on
Speaker 1: his head. I know, it's hilarious the thing. Anyways, I
Speaker 1: want a few more very important things to hit on
Speaker 1: nine to eleven.
Speaker 2: Michael, you ever heard of the Basse Monk? Have you
Speaker 2: heard that story? No?
Speaker 1: What's that?
Speaker 2: Had my kid in a stroller? And there's most Japan's
Speaker 2: not religious, but they have some. There's one called henri
Speaker 2: Q and Henry's a section of Nara. And I heard
Speaker 2: this like think where they like bang these wood blocks
Speaker 2: together and it's just a little ding you know, and
Speaker 2: they do and I go over because I heard a
Speaker 2: voice in English say excuse me, sir. I'm like very
Speaker 2: very American, not like excuse me. And it was like, oh,
Speaker 2: I was like, was that the monk? And he had
Speaker 2: the full on big trouble, little China hat all cool.
Speaker 2: I got to him and he says, I thought he's
Speaker 2: going to say something about the baby, because it's usually
Speaker 2: if you have a baby. Oh is He said, Are
Speaker 2: you American? I said yes, because you're your teacher or military.
Speaker 2: I said, I don't know neither. What do you do?
Speaker 2: I said, I'm a journalist. He goes, are you Jewish?
Speaker 1: No, definitely not.
Speaker 2: Why did you ask me that? He goes, well, you
Speaker 2: know everybody knows that American media is run by Jews.
Speaker 1: Great question.
Speaker 2: Everybody does not know that?
Speaker 1: Over there?
Speaker 2: They do, Yeah, you know they know. China says that
Speaker 2: openly that I like, American media is run by Israel
Speaker 2: and they do everything for Israel. They know China is
Speaker 2: not wrong.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I think they got that part right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got that right. Let's circle back real quick.
Speaker 1: Something really important, because the nine to eleven is so crazy.
Speaker 1: People like, Okay, it has to been such a big
Speaker 1: network and the cover up and stuff. You know, I
Speaker 1: think Michael commission and the commission, yet I want.
Speaker 2: A commission on that. With all the conflicts of interest,
Speaker 2: It's just I get to like the fourth one, and
Speaker 2: you really just like throw the phone or whatever, Like, Okay.
Speaker 1: People have to watch this film because, like I said,
Speaker 1: we're gonna I want to touch on a few more
Speaker 1: important points, but we're definitely not gonna hit all of it.
Speaker 1: There's this too much stuff and there I have a
Speaker 1: giant list of things written down that we're not gonna
Speaker 1: We're not gonna get through. But yeah, I know Love's Commission.
Speaker 1: I think, Michael Chartop, these are some very important things.
Speaker 1: Because I used to be like, oh, it couldn't be
Speaker 1: an inside job because it have been too many people
Speaker 1: and how they've covered it up. But then when you
Speaker 1: start actually seeing that, you know, well, Michael trot Off
Speaker 1: wasn't in front of the commission, I don't believe. But
Speaker 1: he was the guy who got to dance in Israelies
Speaker 1: out of out of jail. Wasn't his mom Like heavily
Speaker 1: tied in with Masade. He's a dual citizen with Israel.
Speaker 1: He helped write the Patriot actor the fucking, yeah, fucking Patriot,
Speaker 1: We took all our fucking rights away. This was like
Speaker 1: pre written before nine eleven, and this motherfucker helped write
Speaker 1: that up. Was bullshit fucking thing, take our rights away?
Speaker 2: Passed it under the duress of an anthrax attack.
Speaker 1: Anthrax another thing you covered from our.
Speaker 2: Own labs and that whole story. Like, I don't even
Speaker 2: have an energy to re.
Speaker 1: Explain it, but let's spend five minutes because that is
Speaker 1: so because there's so many ankles I want to go there,
Speaker 1: trying where to go, but I think the an thrash
Speaker 1: is so important.
Speaker 2: This is the most important. When I start to try
Speaker 2: to red pill someone, I don't really start with nine
Speaker 2: eleven to start with the Iraq War because most people
Speaker 2: are like, yeah, they lied about WMD's, like that's the
Speaker 2: one that they go, Okay, they knew and they lied,
Speaker 2: Well what kind of WMD It was Supposedly they had
Speaker 2: three different major lies chemical weapons that were under the
Speaker 2: palaces of Soadam. The only place they couldn't inspect wasn't true.
Speaker 2: Williams Sapphire made that lie. Sapphire, what's he it? Yeah, times, yeah,
Speaker 2: you had you had yellow cake uranium that's oxidized uranium
Speaker 2: for reconstituting nuclear weapons program in a rock and that
Speaker 2: was supposedly coming out of his year. Now that lie
Speaker 2: comes from Michael Ledeen.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Then you have the Office of special plans from Doug
Speaker 2: fight Uh and Richard Pearl.
Speaker 1: It gets hard to.
Speaker 2: Jesus that we're reiterating crap from the Weekly Standard in Panck,
Speaker 2: from William Crystal and Robert Kagan. And then these guys
Speaker 2: lie about antracks named Fred Barnes and Gary Schmidt, saying
Speaker 2: that I'm not man. They said Israeli security forces said
Speaker 2: they witnessed a transfer of antrax between senior Rocky officials
Speaker 2: and Mohammad Aaza at this meeting in Prague in Czech Republic,
Speaker 2: except they said Czechoslovakia.
Speaker 1: Because they're dumb.
Speaker 2: There was no meeting in Prague.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: Rock didn't have antrax and Muhammadada didn't have antrax. The
Speaker 2: whole thing was made up. But James Woolsey reiterates his
Speaker 2: crap to the New York Observer by Charles Kushner, and
Speaker 2: they start lying about anfrac and Woolsey is only in
Speaker 2: his position because of Clinton put him there because he's
Speaker 2: an Epstein guy.
Speaker 1: Got and got.
Speaker 2: You know, they twisted his.
Speaker 1: Arm to do it.
Speaker 2: Well, they twisted his willie whatever like I don't even
Speaker 2: like it, just just assumed I'm tired of hitting it.
Speaker 1: Like they know which people don't know me juju juju. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're not. I think I was ju ju ju ju ju.
Speaker 2: Well, it's like the reason, the reason that ethnicity matters
Speaker 2: is this because it's like, who cares if they are Jewish.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I don't, but but it when it if
Speaker 2: you have two percent of the population, it's like ninety
Speaker 2: nine percent of the people lying about a particular thing.
Speaker 2: Just put it this way, like if you remove the
Speaker 2: religion and all that stuff, if they were all Chinese, right,
Speaker 2: all the which is a very small population of the
Speaker 2: United States, big in the world, but not a lot
Speaker 2: of Chinese people in America. If all of these people
Speaker 2: lying about a rock were from China, you you are,
Speaker 2: were Chinese, you might think the state of China is involved. Well,
Speaker 2: if you have a bunch of Jewish Jewish supremacists writing
Speaker 2: lies about a rock who also write policy papers for
Speaker 2: a former Prime Minister of Israel who then becomes prime
Speaker 2: minister again, and yahoo, g maybe Israel's involved. Dull and
Speaker 2: they were, And so that Lewis Libowitz and Paul Wolfowitz
Speaker 2: and Richard Pearl and Doug Fith and David Worms and.
Speaker 4: All these these Israeli firsts Yeah, these neo kons and
Speaker 4: Fred bar Orange and Gary Schmidt and Robert Kagan, William
Speaker 4: Crystal and all these Jewish neocons that wrote lies about Iraq.
Speaker 2: Start with this anthrax hoax. And we did go to
Speaker 2: war in Iraq because that Libby slash Tenant speech that
Speaker 2: Colin Powell read to the UN. Iraq was accused of
Speaker 2: violating you in Resolution fourteen forty one stipulating they couldn't
Speaker 2: have weapons of mass destruction. So Colin Powell goes in
Speaker 2: and says, they're violating this. They've got mobile weapons labs.
Speaker 2: And he holds up a little fake file of anthraxs saying,
Speaker 2: you know a little bit for the war. Yeah, the
Speaker 2: legal justification for the Iraq war where it lies about
Speaker 2: W and D specifically anthrax, and the bullshit about Iraq
Speaker 2: passing anthrax to al Qaeda came from the Israelis, so
Speaker 2: we go. And then all the other bullshit about all
Speaker 2: the other lies comes from Jewish Americans that write policy
Speaker 2: papers for Israeli heads. Estate Like this was absolutely a
Speaker 2: foreign op. The thing it is, how would somebody know
Speaker 2: where to mail the anthrax letters from unless they knew
Speaker 2: where the al Qaeda cells were in advance and who
Speaker 2: was living next door to al Qaeda?
Speaker 1: Some Israeli where they call the art students using that
Speaker 1: term because there's.
Speaker 2: Some stupid fucking movie about the Gelatin B team about
Speaker 2: an actual.
Speaker 1: Austrian art Is that all bullshit or what that's about? That?
Speaker 1: That that didn't seem very strong. I tried to looked
Speaker 1: at that. That didn't seem very strong to me.
Speaker 2: No, that's dumb. It was that that is so dumb.
Speaker 2: And the problem is now when you google is really
Speaker 2: art students, it goes.
Speaker 1: That pop up. Because I saw that coming up and
Speaker 1: then tried to look down the rabbit hole and it didn't
Speaker 1: really seem like there was much there.
Speaker 2: I went through and I said, j Simone, I went
Speaker 2: through names, Okay, I gave names.
Speaker 1: I said, well you actually got you actually went through
Speaker 1: the names. That's most so important. Have guys like you'll
Speaker 1: actually go read every name, go read all the documents,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the documents are on screen. A lot of people
Speaker 2: if they don't want to read the nine eleven Commission,
Speaker 2: they don't even know that there is a Senate investigation,
Speaker 2: the js Report, Joint Inquiry, and.
Speaker 1: Where can I access the Commission where can I go
Speaker 1: find the documents on A and C.
Speaker 2: Report dot com. That's your shortcut instead of going and
Speaker 2: finding them. But you can look up the Senate investigation
Speaker 2: in the September eleventh. You can look there's you can
Speaker 2: buy the nine to eleven Commission.
Speaker 1: It's a book.
Speaker 2: It's crap, but you still it's not all crap. Like
Speaker 2: they mess up when they write. The longer they write,
Speaker 2: the more.
Speaker 1: So.
Speaker 2: And I have the foyas up on my website too,
Speaker 2: on the dance in israelis we have the shame imorandom.
Speaker 2: We've got Operation Encore. There's lawsuits from the victims' families,
Speaker 2: a bunch of court filings on that that. There's a
Speaker 2: ton of stuff from field offices, FBI reports, there's I
Speaker 2: don't expect regular people to sit there and go through
Speaker 2: you know, the National archive, and but look, you don't
Speaker 2: have to already did it. I put the documents on
Speaker 2: the screen in the film. And I'm going to write
Speaker 2: a books source to the A thousand sources. You know,
Speaker 2: here you go, here's where it is. But I don't
Speaker 2: know if it's going to make a difference like I'm
Speaker 2: hoping it is. I know, not doing it it's an
Speaker 2: automatic fail.
Speaker 1: So I did it.
Speaker 2: But I don't know what the chances are of this
Speaker 2: movie going viral and people really learning what happened on
Speaker 2: nine to eleven. It's like they just they kukified that
Speaker 2: event to the point where respectable people don't want to
Speaker 2: talk about it because they don't want to be associated
Speaker 2: with the missile crowd.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think more people are Tucker's talking about a
Speaker 1: little bit.
Speaker 2: I mean promoted a lot of bullshit like that today.
Speaker 2: Yesterday he had some Kim Trail guy on, then he
Speaker 2: had some Guardian Angel guy on, like Tucker.
Speaker 1: I would would love to get a contact with Tucker.
Speaker 1: If I ever do, I'll get you in contact. That's
Speaker 1: the guy I haven't just I've talked to him his
Speaker 1: phone number. What's that.
Speaker 2: I just talked to a friend of mine who does
Speaker 2: know Tucker. And it's not Daryl Grooper or someone else
Speaker 2: that I won't say it is, but we were privately saying,
Speaker 2: like he needs an intervention because he's just this happens
Speaker 2: when people get red pilled too fast. This kind of
Speaker 2: happened to Candice Ellen's Like they have very good intentions,
Speaker 2: but they're just buying Listen listen and Candace listen. When
Speaker 2: you have a large voice and like you didn't even
Speaker 2: know Israel as bad till like in the middle of
Speaker 2: your adulthood whatever, and you start getting red pilled, like
Speaker 2: you have the most power you could. You got millions
Speaker 2: of people listening to you and stuff, so they are
Speaker 2: going to very actively try to feed you ship sandwiches
Speaker 2: so that you bite on one and discredit yourself, like saying,
Speaker 2: mccrone's wife's a man, like stop it. You have to
Speaker 2: get a better filter. Who's putting poison in your ear?
Speaker 2: Because they are They're trying to sabotage her. They're trying
Speaker 2: to sabotage Tucker. They're like, oh sour grays blah blah
Speaker 2: BLAHM Like no, no, no, no, I want them to succeed.
Speaker 2: I'm will I give way my ship to them for free.
Speaker 2: It's I don't want them to discredit themselves because we
Speaker 2: don't have very many people on our team with that
Speaker 2: level reach. And if they shoot themselves from the foot
Speaker 2: because they go off from the fucking la la land, uh,
Speaker 2: you know, not knowing whether the earth is round or not,
Speaker 2: you know, taking an agnostic stance on They're like dude,
Speaker 2: that is so dumb, Like, please, the earth is round,
Speaker 2: don't don't do this. They're giving you and they're blowing
Speaker 2: smoke up your ass and giving you attention for you
Speaker 2: to become another sensationalist charlatan like Alex Jones, because then, yeah,
Speaker 2: you don't have an audience, but it won't matter because
Speaker 2: that's the wrong kind of people. Like if everyone appeals
Speaker 2: to the lowest common denominator, we're not going to get anywhere.
Speaker 2: And that's a real problem with current society. Where it's
Speaker 2: at is sensationalism. Cels. Yeah and tell me the truth
Speaker 2: gets you in the.
Speaker 1: Great speaker though, And she has the right intention and
Speaker 1: just sometimes she gets a little yea off track, I
Speaker 1: would love I don't know her that well though, but
Speaker 1: I well, I'll definitely a little better. I'll definitely try
Speaker 1: to put you to in touch because I think I
Speaker 1: really think she's well meaning.
Speaker 2: She's super prejudiced, like I'm an atheist, so you know
Speaker 2: it's not really in her mind that.
Speaker 1: But you're like, even your haters don't say you do
Speaker 1: bad work. I've never heard heard anyone say you do
Speaker 1: bad research. I know you have to mate her out there,
Speaker 1: but they all go like, oh, yeah, Ryan, Ryan does good.
Speaker 2: Work, but hated for what saying that stupid things are stupid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, someone has hat on you. I'm trying to figure
Speaker 1: out why you. I think you're just very like blunt
Speaker 1: and you can be a little bit harsh. But she
Speaker 1: doesn't bother me, like doesn't conflict with my personally. You know,
Speaker 1: you can tell me something right, Hey, you got that wrong.
Speaker 1: Like I'm trying to learn. I know, I'm new. As
Speaker 1: my audience gets bigger, I'm like, okay, I gotta be
Speaker 1: a little more careful to try to get stuff right.
Speaker 1: Before I was a fighter just ship posting, you know.
Speaker 1: But now I'm like, oh, I'm actually doing a podcast.
Speaker 1: Now my audience is growing, I gotta be a little
Speaker 1: more careful. Osinally I was a fucking fighter on Twitter,
Speaker 1: just ship posting, you know. I wasn't trying to get
Speaker 1: into politics.
Speaker 2: So yeah, with growth possibility, But.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to be a lot more careful now and
Speaker 1: not you know, like turning down a lot of guests
Speaker 1: because look their stuff and like see too many holes
Speaker 1: and stuff.
Speaker 2: The larger you get, the more responsible you have to be,
Speaker 2: because the more people you reach, they like you better
Speaker 2: check what you're saying. People are getting sued right now
Speaker 2: for saying some kind of weird stuff. I don't think
Speaker 2: they should be sued, but like I know both of them.
Speaker 2: You know, a really big problem though, because if we
Speaker 2: continue to reward clowns for temporary escapism, if the societal
Speaker 2: rot is avoided instead of addressed, the mental decay is
Speaker 2: going to become irreversible. Like we're we're like propping up
Speaker 2: donkeys and clowns because they're like, haha, bass and they
Speaker 2: say this kind of soft MRK Nazi potty humor type
Speaker 2: of stuff. It just discredits our side. And it's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: if you want to go the jonestown wrote route, you'll
Speaker 2: get a big audience because you're appealing to the herd
Speaker 2: and you can just tell them what they want to
Speaker 2: hear and make up crazy things and make conspira attainment.
Speaker 2: And then that's like on an individual level, you know,
Speaker 2: getting intuh what I call idiot ping pong, or like
Speaker 2: arguing with donkeys I get, I get some ghetto people
Speaker 2: on here and arguing completely own them, or do the
Speaker 2: Ben Shapiro thing where you make fun of high school kids,
Speaker 2: like oh I owed that person that will get ill.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it's.
Speaker 2: Trash, and like if we all do that, then don't
Speaker 2: complain about the pile of garbage like each person like, well,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do that and let someone else do the
Speaker 2: real stuff because you will make more money.
Speaker 1: Your growth has been hurt by being so factual thinking
Speaker 1: about it, because you're the guy I go to when
Speaker 1: I want something very factual. You know, you might criticize it, like, oh,
Speaker 1: I've not ask Ryan, you know, because I know you're going
Speaker 1: to be truthful, harsh. You're going to scrutinize it. You know,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna tell me what I want to hear,
Speaker 1: You're gonna tell me what's true.
Speaker 2: Well, the truth is harsh. That's the thing that's that's
Speaker 2: a lesson that people need to know. I mean that
Speaker 2: you could go all the way back to Plato talking
Speaker 2: about that kind of thing, Like people want to be
Speaker 2: lied to. Yeah, because it's comforting because you know, like
Speaker 2: a lot of things that are good for you seem
Speaker 2: bad in the beginning.
Speaker 1: You lift weights, you get sure it hurted.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like the things that improvement's not fun, but there's
Speaker 2: no other way, Like you cannot keep going to escapism.
Speaker 2: You cannot constantly like feed your brain goois slope and
Speaker 2: then expect any kind of good result. It's just like
Speaker 2: and I think the best way to deal with an
Speaker 2: attention whore is it quit giving them attention. But we
Speaker 2: have this like situation where sensationalism is monetized.
Speaker 1: That's what's saying.
Speaker 2: Telling the truth is not only censored, Like yeah, telling
Speaker 2: the truth is gonna get you enemies because the truth stings.
Speaker 2: Plus I think nobody.
Speaker 1: Likes to getting wrong, not being wrong. And also people
Speaker 1: if you jump, it just kind of like pretend like
Speaker 1: you know what you're talking about. It makeup bullshit. That
Speaker 1: works too, but like you're not being truthful. And so
Speaker 1: instead of sitting back and trying to like check out
Speaker 1: and see what's going on with these people, just jump
Speaker 1: and start saying this is this is that they don't
Speaker 1: even fucking know. But guys like you try to figure
Speaker 1: out what's happening.
Speaker 2: It's it's like Instagram, like all the filters and all that,
Speaker 2: like that's not you, that's not your real face, that's
Speaker 2: not like there. It's self deception. They're only lying to
Speaker 2: others to lying to themselves, and that will hollow a
Speaker 2: person out always say, like when poison is made to
Speaker 2: taste like honey, the fool will fight to keep it.
Speaker 2: And that's where if you take a phone away from
Speaker 2: a scroller, it's like taking drugs away from an addict.
Speaker 2: They are addicted to this constant stream of virtual reality
Speaker 2: and sometimes drugs because they're bored with who they are,
Speaker 2: because they're nobody, and they're they're gonna just like run
Speaker 2: right back to it. If you give them the truth,
Speaker 2: they go, no, they're gonna go right back to the
Speaker 2: charlatan and curse anyone that tries to interrupt them because
Speaker 2: nobody wants to handle.
Speaker 1: Truth.
Speaker 2: Truth is brutal, and idiots have a really hard time
Speaker 2: with it because an idiot can pretend to know something
Speaker 2: because they can find some other idiot to echo back
Speaker 2: their own stupidity. So, you know, the donkeys gather other donkeys,
Speaker 2: and when someone comes around that's not a donkey, all
Speaker 2: the donkeys are that person. He said the thing I
Speaker 2: didn't want to hear, But was it true or not?
Speaker 2: And so this funny thing when people are like, well,
Speaker 2: his work is like solid, he seems.
Speaker 1: To be right, but he's kind of an asshole.
Speaker 2: The delivery. The delivery, like if the truth hurts you,
Speaker 2: if you're hurt by someone telling you the truth, the
Speaker 2: truth did not do that to you. Your inability to
Speaker 2: accept it did that to you. You did that to you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know people using you, not you, Jake, but
Speaker 1: I know, but no, I agree what I'm saying. No,
Speaker 1: people don't want the truth, and I guess we get
Speaker 1: along because I guess I like friends that are honest
Speaker 1: to me and you know it could be nice, but
Speaker 1: can also tell me when I'm wrong. I prefer friends
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 2: Dan bilz Aarians like that.
Speaker 1: He's very, very like that. Dan is the most blunt
Speaker 1: person I've ever met.
Speaker 2: Properly, it's refreshing to me. I'm like, wow, you're.
Speaker 1: Oh it's great, But it could be like brutal too.
Speaker 1: Like I see Dan calling me after an interview, I'm like, oh, fuck,
Speaker 1: is he gonna like what's he gonna have to say?
Speaker 1: But then he'll be really positive if I did good.
Speaker 1: So it's you need to have an honest friend like that,
Speaker 1: you know, because he just shits on you. Then it's
Speaker 1: like you don't want to hear that either. But if
Speaker 1: he says something really positive. But he's something bad, he
Speaker 1: tells me, I think that was terrible. It's like, okay,
Speaker 1: then I can trust this guy.
Speaker 2: Well, praise from honest people is is worth forty times more.
Speaker 1: I know Dan's always telling me the truth. If he
Speaker 1: said something positive, that's great. You know, if you have
Speaker 1: some negative to say, I should listen to because you
Speaker 1: know it's like, well, why does he think I did
Speaker 1: something bad? I should do I should hear him out.
Speaker 1: And again we might we're not always going to agree,
Speaker 1: but I know he's gonna always give me his honest
Speaker 1: opinion and that's rare.
Speaker 2: Well it's not from hate or anything, it's just that's
Speaker 2: what he thinks. So well, it's to help for me
Speaker 2: these issues like it's I don't mind if it's something
Speaker 2: I don't really talk know about, I don't have a
Speaker 2: strong opinion about it. But if you're gonna come at
Speaker 2: me about September eleventh or you know, nigga, please.
Speaker 1: You know, please, don't I think you know that better
Speaker 1: than you're not.
Speaker 2: On my level, I can say that. It's not arrogant,
Speaker 2: it's just it's just true. You didn't do this. I
Speaker 2: did that. Don't argue ask me about it. Don't argue
Speaker 2: about it. I wouldn't go to some engineer and start
Speaker 2: arguing with him about engineering stuff. We'll just ask questions.
Speaker 2: That is, everybody thinks they're some like geopolitical analysts that
Speaker 2: it's like, you'll know this. People can't fight, think they.
Speaker 1: Can, right, That's what's so good about fighting. Come get
Speaker 1: on the match with me so you can figure that out.
Speaker 1: Call like that. You know, that's just so great about fighting.
Speaker 1: These guys coming in they're like the tough guy at
Speaker 1: their gym thinking they're gonna be okay with me. It's like,
Speaker 1: all right, let's uh, let's get in the cage. Gives
Speaker 1: them a reality check real quick. That's why that's why
Speaker 1: the sport's so great.
Speaker 2: Oh you're gonna do that, You're gonna lay on the ground.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm gonna choke you from somebody, Choke you
Speaker 1: the fuck out. That's probably why there's so many cool
Speaker 1: people in fighting, though, because there's no reality check like
Speaker 1: getting in there in the cage with someone or even
Speaker 1: on the mass just jiu jitsu, Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Think a lot of jiu jitsu. Jiu Jitsu is one
Speaker 2: of the arts that you can practice that's not all
Speaker 2: or nothing. Yep, you can just let go of the choking,
Speaker 2: just let go of the hold. But it is inevitable
Speaker 2: that you're gonna get humbled over and over again as
Speaker 2: you practice and get better and that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you have to learn to take a beating
Speaker 1: and get back up. And like, you know, I feel
Speaker 1: bad for some of these guys. Maybe they're the best
Speaker 1: guy at their local gym and then they show up
Speaker 1: to world class gym and then you know, you guys
Speaker 1: trying to like me, Gordon Ryan, Gary Tonan all on
Speaker 1: the same day and they're just to see guys just
Speaker 1: leaving with their heads down, just like humbled. But it's
Speaker 1: like it's that harsh reality check. But you don't get that.
Speaker 1: And like media and these type of places, there's no
Speaker 1: way to like just be just get destroyed and know
Speaker 1: you're destroyed. They can keep telling themselves lies.
Speaker 2: I did. We had a the guy got fourth place
Speaker 2: in judo in the Olympics, names Ozawa that he had
Speaker 2: We were doing jiu jitsu, but judo was right after us,
Speaker 2: and I used to do judo and it was him
Speaker 2: and Assumo wrestler. Do you know these people were like
Speaker 2: five hundred pounds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the sumo dude.
Speaker 2: I was just curious. Man. I'm like, I've never played, like,
Speaker 2: I don't hardly ever met a five hundred pound person.
Speaker 1: It was huge.
Speaker 2: It's so big.
Speaker 1: We don't understand big. That is, I don't think and
Speaker 1: these guys.
Speaker 2: Like a lot of technique. Technique will overcome to a point.
Speaker 1: Five hundred pound Japanese guy charging me does not sound fun.
Speaker 2: Who knows who's does sumo too? Not just a big dude.
Speaker 2: He knows what's going on. He's humbling. But uh yeah,
Speaker 2: I had the judoka. Nobody wanted to play, and I
Speaker 2: was like, fine, I'll get thrown on the floor. So
Speaker 2: I was like, it's not like I don't know judo,
Speaker 2: but I'm an Olympian or anything. And so yeah I got.
Speaker 2: I got Akayama pretty.
Speaker 1: Good by a giant. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was like, hey, whatever, but I just want I
Speaker 2: was an honor. I was like, I want to be
Speaker 2: thrown by.
Speaker 1: An Olympic judoka, like just to see it.
Speaker 2: Why would you want to do that? I'm like, will
Speaker 2: in my head, it seems.
Speaker 1: Like drunk by Olympic judo guy.
Speaker 2: I was getting paid.
Speaker 1: I was getting paid for it at least.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was something. But I tell people like, if
Speaker 2: you have all these delusion while they go to some gem,
Speaker 2: find a black belt your size and get that out
Speaker 2: of your head. The problem with the politics, though, is
Speaker 2: there's no clear like physical tests to be like, no, man,
Speaker 2: you're an idiot. Like the people who think they can
Speaker 2: fight and can't.
Speaker 1: You can figure that out fast.
Speaker 2: But the people who were like, oh, you know what
Speaker 2: I think. I think And I'm like, that's not even
Speaker 2: your The building fell on its own footprint at free
Speaker 2: fall speed, murmur murmer, miror, and look at the squibs.
Speaker 2: I'm like, Okay, this is Alex Jones. This isn't you.
Speaker 2: It did not go at free fall speed. It does
Speaker 2: not go in its own footprint. None of the things
Speaker 2: you said are true. Squibs happen when there's a fire
Speaker 2: or demolition, like you do not know what the fuck
Speaker 2: you're talking about. Go away, and it's just a constant headache. Uh.
Speaker 2: And what's funny is they can watch me talk for
Speaker 2: like two hours, but all this background of state sponsorship
Speaker 2: of al Qaeda, and they're not listening, just waiting for
Speaker 2: their turn to talk so they can go nanotherrmite or
Speaker 2: whatever and it's just like why, I mean, you're a donkey,
Speaker 2: like you didn't hear anything I said. You're just waiting
Speaker 2: for this thing, your little pet thing.
Speaker 1: To talk about.
Speaker 2: Little Building seven wasn't hit by a plane like no,
Speaker 2: but it was hit by another building. This was building
Speaker 2: six and buildings.
Speaker 1: So you don't think Building seven was You think it
Speaker 1: just clapsed from the nearby underneath it going down or
Speaker 1: what's your theory on that?
Speaker 2: Well, no, Building one fell on Building seven is smashed
Speaker 2: the whole middle of it.
Speaker 1: Oh shit.
Speaker 2: What they do is they show this is all anyone's
Speaker 2: going to talk about in this interview. Now, Well, what
Speaker 2: they do is they show the north side of the
Speaker 2: building in the morning and.
Speaker 1: Say pockets of fire.
Speaker 2: They do not show to the south side of the
Speaker 2: building at five in the afternoon with every floor on fire,
Speaker 2: the midsection taken out in the southwest corner.
Speaker 1: Missing every big time look it up.
Speaker 2: The New York Fire Department were radio and each other
Speaker 2: saying that building's next, that building's done gone. Really that
Speaker 2: it was not a mystery at all, And they're like,
Speaker 2: lucky Larry, because that's their thing. Larry Silversteinmory, he said,
Speaker 2: pull it nice.
Speaker 1: The industry.
Speaker 2: This is Alex Jones again. Pull it God, this is
Speaker 2: like cathartic to say he's referring to the fireman. If
Speaker 2: you listen, if you don't clip the end of the
Speaker 2: beginning off of what he said. And fuck Larry Silverstein.
Speaker 2: I mean he's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well he was definitely in on it.
Speaker 2: But did I admit on TV that he demolished the building?
Speaker 2: And when you say stuff, both could be true.
Speaker 1: Larry Silverstein could be in on it, and he could
Speaker 1: also not have said that. You know, if you have
Speaker 1: a hard time in it, they don't understand. Both these
Speaker 1: things can be true.
Speaker 2: Right right, But this thing like you ruin when you
Speaker 2: have a good argument, don't make up if you have
Speaker 2: it a plus, don't add CD and F to it
Speaker 2: because they're just gonna seize on the one dumb thing
Speaker 2: you said and dismiss the rest. Baby out with the bathroom.
Speaker 1: You don't believe there was any explosives in any of
Speaker 1: the buildings. Maybe at the car Ball.
Speaker 2: There was truck. They were reported truck bombs, and that
Speaker 2: isn't explosive. They did not put bombs on every floor.
Speaker 1: I don't think it was not.
Speaker 2: You cannot in an active building walk around slapping C
Speaker 2: four on the wall like people. Yes, and you would
Speaker 2: not need to sabotage the fire prevention systems if you
Speaker 2: knew there were bombs and fibers intances, it wouldn't matter.
Speaker 2: And it wasn't miniature nukes. There's not a nuke small
Speaker 2: enough in the world to only blow up two buildings
Speaker 2: and it blows them up from the top down.
Speaker 1: Like that was the theory. It did seem like it
Speaker 1: felt like uh F looked just like controlled demolition, but like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you're looking, you only see the last part
Speaker 2: in the fall, which the exterior walls. The rest of
Speaker 2: it's already fallen, and that's exactly what it looks like.
Speaker 2: If you look at the Plasco building, it's burning, burning
Speaker 2: and burning, then falls down like that's what they do.
Speaker 2: But you Building seven had been hit by Building one,
Speaker 2: and Larry what he'd actually said is, and he's talking
Speaker 2: to the chief of the fire department, that's important to
Speaker 2: know what he's talking to. He said, there had already
Speaker 2: been so much loss of life already, referring to the
Speaker 2: three hundred and twenty four firemen that died World Trade
Speaker 2: Center one and two that he said there had already
Speaker 2: been so much life loss of life already that we,
Speaker 2: meaning me and the chief of the fire department, decided
Speaker 2: the safest thing to do would be to pull. So
Speaker 2: he made a decision to pull.
Speaker 1: To pull the fire pull the men.
Speaker 2: Out of the building, so they would a guy like
Speaker 2: they did World Trader and one and two, and then
Speaker 2: we watched the building collapse. He pulled his men out
Speaker 2: of the building because they had already so many firemen
Speaker 2: died in the other buildings and they did not want
Speaker 2: to risk that building falling on their heads. That's the
Speaker 2: only thing Larry ever did right in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the.
Speaker 2: Irony.
Speaker 1: Most people probably know he has watched his interview. But
Speaker 1: he's the guy who leased the building out. Correct, What
Speaker 1: did he pay for it?
Speaker 2: Like thirty Now this is another myth. They tried, they say,
Speaker 2: lucky Larry claimed double insurance. Yeah, they also told him
Speaker 2: the fuck off like he did till two thousand and seven.
Speaker 2: He tried to get he wanted to get three and
Speaker 2: a half billion for each building because.
Speaker 1: He said it was two separate attacks. Uh.
Speaker 2: He ended up getting like four point two or something,
Speaker 2: and that was a lot of money cost the new
Speaker 2: Freedom Tower, DA DA Da Da, But they told him no,
Speaker 2: that he didn't.
Speaker 1: He wasn't lucky.
Speaker 2: He didn't get an extra payout for the.
Speaker 1: Extra was still lucky having leased the building out and
Speaker 1: getting paid out pretty quick.
Speaker 2: I think, well, they're like, why did he have a
Speaker 2: rhythm insurance? Well, because the World Trade Center was attacked
Speaker 2: by terrorists in nineteen ninety three, why would you.
Speaker 1: Not get terrorism insurance. I would say he's lucky Augments,
Speaker 1: just for releasing the building out though, and getting four
Speaker 1: billion dollars. That's pretty lucky by because I don't think
Speaker 1: anyone wanted that building. I don't think that was like
Speaker 1: a building that anyone wanted. So it was full of
Speaker 1: a vestos and him swooping in, Yeah, him swooping in
Speaker 1: and buying I'm not sure what he paid him, thinking
Speaker 1: maybe around thirty million or something for the least.
Speaker 2: I might be wrong with people alive. He was old
Speaker 2: back then. He already looked like one of those uh
Speaker 2: goblins from Harry Potter.
Speaker 1: He's such a nasty looking he's.
Speaker 2: So physiogamy is real, so gnarly, just like a decrepit
Speaker 2: vampire or something. Dude, his irredeemable piece of crap. I
Speaker 2: just wish people would stop using the pull it argument
Speaker 2: because he is definitely talking about pulling the Yah.
Speaker 1: I've heard that. I've heard that before, so I'll look
Speaker 1: into that. You know, he is not like what you're saying.
Speaker 1: It was true that he's an evil piece of ship,
Speaker 1: but what you're saying could also be true. People need
Speaker 1: to understand.
Speaker 2: It doesn't even mean there wasn't demolition. It just means
Speaker 2: you cannot hinge it on that because he is definitely
Speaker 2: talking about pulling the men out of the building.
Speaker 1: Oh, he was lucky by not going to work that
Speaker 1: day too, so he did have boss like they never work.
Speaker 1: I think he did show but work most days though,
Speaker 1: and he skipped worked or he showed up the office
Speaker 1: most days because I saw an interview.
Speaker 2: He sometimes go in the morning. But yeah, he wasn't going.
Speaker 2: And there was an Israeli instant messaging service called Odigo
Speaker 2: that was warning an interesting that is true.
Speaker 1: That one's very interesting. Yeah, that's true. Zim shipping. They
Speaker 1: were big Israeli weren't they government contracts or something.
Speaker 2: They were owned by the Israeli state.
Speaker 1: So there would be a powerful organization that they would
Speaker 1: want out of there, and they pulled their They moved.
Speaker 2: To Norfolk, Virginia weeks before September eleventh. What a what
Speaker 2: a lucky coincidence?
Speaker 1: Yea canceled their leader shipping, by the way, is who
Speaker 1: helped move highly enriched uranium to Israel slash Palaeste. If
Speaker 1: you've seen My New mex Yeah, that's those nasses during
Speaker 1: the New mich when they stole the they basically stole
Speaker 1: the was the uranium right for the bombs for America.
Speaker 2: Hook peers that were Anastasia and Lanski ran and they
Speaker 2: they would put them in innocuous stuff like boilers and
Speaker 2: oven pipes and.
Speaker 1: Ship and the mayor Lansky helped from that or interesting
Speaker 1: because they rolled they controlled the shipping. Yeah, they ran
Speaker 1: the mafia around the docks, which Mayer Lansky, yeah.
Speaker 2: He was Asia head.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the head mafia. Your boss was Jewish, not Italian,
Speaker 1: and he ran the you know, the docks, which that's
Speaker 1: how they got weapons, I think too right during to help.
Speaker 2: Italian for a little bit if you go back to
Speaker 2: Lucky Luciana. But yeah, it was not it's it's both,
Speaker 2: but that.
Speaker 1: They're definitely big Italian. Yeah, yeah, they're definitely.
Speaker 2: When everyone's like Oh, it's just Hollywood. I'm like, no, no,
Speaker 2: they were. There's Italian mob.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, no, I've definitely known big Italian officers that
Speaker 1: one hundred percent. I mean book the UFC, the people
Speaker 1: that originally bought the UFC, they were Italian family. You
Speaker 1: could just tell you that property.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they the motto they are. They are in the
Speaker 2: Flamingo hotel, which was from Hank Greenspun and Modallas from
Speaker 2: Buggsy Seagull like all.
Speaker 1: Busy. I actually liked the for Tita brothers, you know,
Speaker 1: but yeah, I've heard nothing. They of a family that's
Speaker 1: you could just tell. But there.
Speaker 2: I'm actually fine with Gambine and all the gfs, all
Speaker 2: of it. Like I have no problems with any organized
Speaker 2: crime in the United States because I want to visit.
Speaker 1: Don't kill me. I actually did get along out of
Speaker 1: the Partia brothers, but it was very obvious that this was.
Speaker 2: Like people said Vegas was better under the mob than
Speaker 2: than the government.
Speaker 1: I believe it probably, you know, like kind of like, uh,
Speaker 1: the guy I took the Flamingo what you see says
Speaker 1: his name Indigo. The guy with the Flamingo. I think
Speaker 1: he was giving money and got shot Bugsy Seguel Baby.
Speaker 1: They shot him up. I'm sure Mayor Lansky must have
Speaker 1: approved the hit, but it just shows you, oh, you're
Speaker 1: stealing from us. Now, I don't think so.
Speaker 2: His best friend, man, he's his best friend.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, But I guess he was stealing from too.
Speaker 1: I don't know. You know, we don't know the ins
Speaker 1: and outs of it. Just shows that people shoot their.
Speaker 2: Best donated money to Urgon, so did Mickey Cohen and
Speaker 2: Dallas was involved in that. You guys should I have
Speaker 2: another film called Trump's Zionus Ball and Chain. It gets
Speaker 2: all into that stuff on them is interesting as well.
Speaker 1: I think or all your films on your website.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and see report. It gets DAWs attacked all the time,
Speaker 2: is the problem. But as films you just click through
Speaker 2: and go to a rumble or something so but rumbled
Speaker 2: really bad research ability. So I have to have them
Speaker 2: listed on the film.
Speaker 1: Just it's really important. Some things you're saying, we're not
Speaker 1: getting depth of this real quick. But like the Mayor Lansky,
Speaker 1: the mob ties, these guys were funding the earlier Israel
Speaker 1: likely involved with the GfK stuff. Are you came on
Speaker 1: and explained the RFK on my show assassination, which is
Speaker 1: just insane, but interview that that was the first way
Speaker 1: we did that was just that was crazy.
Speaker 2: I just come on like here's the killed Kennedy.
Speaker 1: Hi. Yeah that was that was such a good interview.
Speaker 1: People were like who was that guy? That's what people
Speaker 1: asking the first time on and I was like, who
Speaker 1: was that guy? Like why I've ever seen him? That
Speaker 1: was crazy?
Speaker 2: Why I get censored?
Speaker 1: You just broke it down like too good. Where you
Speaker 1: watch that and it's like, okay.
Speaker 2: I get a lot of that on our calendar. Cheap
Speaker 2: plug Anti ne Yocon, you gotta counter. I do all
Speaker 2: these like based Asian chicks to piss off the white nationalists.
Speaker 1: There's like a beam where white nationalist it's like a
Speaker 1: hot little Asian chick trying.
Speaker 2: To get Oh yeah there's a song and made a
Speaker 2: song called the Asian Girl over the hardest part, Like wait,
Speaker 2: I have to give that up. Nah. But it's just
Speaker 2: like like I have it's a serious thing where it
Speaker 2: has all these like this day and history type of stuff.
Speaker 2: The frogs are when something good happen on top.
Speaker 1: Yeah and then yeah, tempting the white nationalists.
Speaker 2: Just to just be like no, you can't.
Speaker 1: It's race mixing, right.
Speaker 2: I love this one. The bittersweet pain among men is
Speaker 2: having knowledge with no power. And that was said by
Speaker 2: the great philosopher Lex Luthor from Superman.
Speaker 1: Really that's such a good quote.
Speaker 2: It is and it's Lex Luthor, but it is it's
Speaker 2: bittersweet to know. To have knowledge and not reach is
Speaker 2: painful because and I personally know this. But I'm like, well,
Speaker 2: I could explain Kennedy, I could explain Epstein. I could
Speaker 2: explain nine to eleven. I could explain a lot a
Speaker 2: lot of the things. They're like, what is this is?
Speaker 2: They're all everyone talking about. But I'm not on Tucker,
Speaker 2: I'm not on broken.
Speaker 1: I'm not on it.
Speaker 2: I'm like, and I'm never gonna be And I know this,
Speaker 2: and that's why I make these movies and make them.
Speaker 2: I'm like, it'll it'll be there. The answer is there.
Speaker 2: I mean, I literally made a map of the Epstein clients.
Speaker 2: I have the client list right here in my hand.
Speaker 2: They're like, where's the list, here's the list. What do
Speaker 2: you want me to do with it?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: Where am I supposed to go with this? Who am
Speaker 2: I supposed to give this to? Because our media is
Speaker 2: not going to touch it, and our altitudiate is not going.
Speaker 1: To touch body is not going to release it the list,
Speaker 1: but people won't like believe it unless they see it
Speaker 1: from like you.
Speaker 2: Know, I can back it up, like why is this
Speaker 2: personal list? Let me tell you how. We know they're
Speaker 2: not interested in this. They're interested in their brand or whatever.
Speaker 2: And it's like it's like they don't want an answer.
Speaker 2: My brother deals with this with the lost Colony, found
Speaker 2: a lost colony. They went to Crolotonin Island, they found
Speaker 2: the bones, like, it's not a mystery.
Speaker 1: Lost where where's the lost colony out that he phoned in?
Speaker 2: North Carolina is on hatter As Island now used to
Speaker 2: be called Kroloton just as you think it was there,
Speaker 2: this is it was between fifteen eighty five to fifteen
Speaker 2: eighty seven.
Speaker 1: It wasn't supposed to be.
Speaker 2: They well, it's just like it's like stone Hinge. We
Speaker 2: know how stone Hinge was made, we know how the
Speaker 2: pyramids were made. But there's a gazillion like little like
Speaker 2: entertainment things, like it's a mystery. There is no way
Speaker 2: people could move big stones, even though they did all
Speaker 2: over the world. We have no idea how this was happening,
Speaker 2: and they winded up with the stars and everything cut
Speaker 2: through granted, and like, actually we have a very good
Speaker 2: idea how that happened, but they don't want the answer.
Speaker 2: They like having a mystery. It's fun.
Speaker 1: Like, well, I haven't been to the the Pyramids, but
Speaker 1: like I've been to prove some of those like brick
Speaker 1: walls that were built. It doesn't seem to really makes
Speaker 1: sense by the Incas of because the Incas were building
Speaker 1: like crap work when the when the Spanish got there,
Speaker 1: and these things, I don't know if you've seen these walls,
Speaker 1: I can't say name of them. It's just these giant
Speaker 1: out there are thousands of pounds stones are just perfectly
Speaker 1: put place together. There's no like mortar between there. It's
Speaker 1: just by far the best. Like the Spanish couldn't make
Speaker 1: anything like it at the time. Like I've never seen
Speaker 1: rock worth like that.
Speaker 2: Anywhere built that then castles in Japan same way, but no.
Speaker 1: More Japan has it similar. It's not quite as impressive
Speaker 1: approach that Japan has a few places where has that
Speaker 1: that worked on something? You're correct it just to.
Speaker 2: Do it at all, like to move the stones means
Speaker 2: you know how the the OMEC built a lot of
Speaker 2: the things that the Inca built on top of the
Speaker 2: Omac is the ones that vulcanizer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I do think there was a Yeah, I
Speaker 1: do think there was a culture there before, like the
Speaker 1: Incos and stuff. I do think there's some lost cultures
Speaker 1: that did some of this stuff. But the pyramids I
Speaker 1: don't haven't really looked into that much. The proving stuff
Speaker 1: I've looked into a little more.
Speaker 2: The thing is when they start talking about ancient aliens
Speaker 2: or living paste and all that.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, there's a guy.
Speaker 2: His name I love it because his name is kind
Speaker 2: of like his job. His name is Wally Wallington, and
Speaker 2: he was a construction worker. He's got walls in his
Speaker 2: name twice, Wally Wallington. He built a stone hinge like
Speaker 2: a little bit smaller by himself in his yard, using
Speaker 2: nothing but like gravity, stones and woods and stuff and
Speaker 2: channel four. Yeah, he's like, here's what you do, here's
Speaker 2: how you can lift this up, here's how you can
Speaker 2: roll this, and did it like I'm gonna do it
Speaker 2: with two fingers. Watch it's like two thousand pound rock
Speaker 2: just going across these like shit sleds. He made. You know,
Speaker 2: he takes a big stone, you know that, you wedge
Speaker 2: wood under it, dig out on this side and that side.
Speaker 2: Then you put a weight on this side, so it
Speaker 2: just goes like this a little and then you put
Speaker 2: another block of wood.
Speaker 1: Then you put the weight on the.
Speaker 2: Other side, so it goes like that.
Speaker 1: Then you put another.
Speaker 2: Block of wood and he just keeps sees on it
Speaker 2: and it gets hire and higher, and now you got
Speaker 2: to make your wood thicker. But you can all the
Speaker 2: way up to it until you have a massive weight.
Speaker 1: It shows a high level of intelligence and architecture, anativity
Speaker 1: like creativity, like I'm not sure what your stone hinge
Speaker 1: has bit, but way back the people are being very
Speaker 1: creative and whatnot. So I still think it's very oppressive.
Speaker 2: Regardless, it's super impressive, but it's to say like it's
Speaker 2: impossible where they had to have ancient alien tech or
Speaker 2: something and like that you're like, oh, I don't think
Speaker 2: the INCA could have made this. It must have been aliens,
Speaker 2: Like no, it was oh no, yeah, I'm not jumping
Speaker 2: too aliens, but I don't.
Speaker 1: But I don't think the INCA built it exactly, which
Speaker 1: I'm actually interested in that particular case, I don't want
Speaker 1: to want to guess that are quacks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's different because the o Mac had whole cities
Speaker 2: that were uncovered under the jungle.
Speaker 1: When was that like way a couple of thousand years
Speaker 1: before or one hundreds of you because there's also stuff Oblivia.
Speaker 1: It's just crazy of a lost civilization that's built.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And the thing is like viruses can wipe a
Speaker 2: place out. You look at something like the Black Plague
Speaker 2: took out about a third of Europeans thirty three that's
Speaker 2: a lot, you know, and and things like that. You
Speaker 2: get the wrong bug the wrong place, it can wipe you.
Speaker 2: I mean look at you know, or Pompeii, like a
Speaker 2: volcano just took a city out like that. The disaster
Speaker 2: can happen like that, Like you could have free range redheads,
Speaker 2: you could have natural disaster. Yeah, you can let women
Speaker 2: drive like some it'll just tear down your society.
Speaker 1: That's the big one right there. You know, yes, but
Speaker 1: you look but yeah, I have you know, if you
Speaker 1: look at Bolivia, Peru, some of these areas, it does
Speaker 1: seem like there was a pretty advanced site. Now, it
Speaker 1: doesn't mean there are aliens by any means, but there
Speaker 1: was advanced society. It seems like before.
Speaker 2: Well it's advanced, but it's not like it's still stone
Speaker 2: and copper bronze age stuff like there are ways if
Speaker 2: you're clever and patient and have the labor to move
Speaker 2: these things around. It's still in genius.
Speaker 1: It's actually more impressive. It's clearly an extremely impressive society. Exactly.
Speaker 1: I'm really curious in that history, but I don't want
Speaker 1: to bring on quacks, like you said, especially because I'm
Speaker 1: talking to myselff like Israel, so okay, I can't go
Speaker 1: talk to people that are completely off on other ship.
Speaker 1: It puts me a kind of a tricky position.
Speaker 2: Well, you mean we talked to whoever you want.
Speaker 1: But it's like that's true.
Speaker 2: But the thing is, there's too much attention given to
Speaker 2: these Charlatans and actual history, like I think a history
Speaker 2: of architecture. It would be a fascinating show if they did,
Speaker 2: like a real one of how how you how did
Speaker 2: they move it? Well? It did, like this using water
Speaker 2: and using it like that is interesting, Like the truth
Speaker 2: is interesting. Why do they have to make up this
Speaker 2: crap about the Nephel wimb or whatever, Like, dude, man, it's.
Speaker 1: What it's what sells people want to go. That's them.
Speaker 2: Are not the hybrids between angels and human women that
Speaker 2: made giants and Genesis. There's an old Sumerian story. I
Speaker 2: don't feel like explaining it through the million of time.
Speaker 2: But like I see this, this like modern shit from
Speaker 2: YouTube videos, and I know they've never studied ancient history.
Speaker 2: I know they don't know other than the Old Testament.
Speaker 2: They don't know any ancient books and or they know nothing.
Speaker 2: They know nothing about those cultures, and but they're talking
Speaker 2: about it with such a sense of authority and confidence.
Speaker 2: And that's what bothers me. I don't care.
Speaker 1: I like it people questioning.
Speaker 2: I don't like with dumb things. They're smart, Yeah, that's.
Speaker 1: A problems when I s these things are not quite
Speaker 1: sure they exactly it's exactly this, this, this, And to me,
Speaker 1: I'm like, okay, So clearly they had some very advanced
Speaker 1: techniques in some of these places, but I would like
Speaker 1: people to try to dissect and figure out how they
Speaker 1: did it, not just be like it was these these
Speaker 1: monsters came and built it with levitation. Yeah, and if
Speaker 1: they take levitation, then explain like how we had that
Speaker 1: though there could be lost technology, but I highly doubt
Speaker 1: it was like levitation or something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there are technologies that were made and then reinvented, aqueducts,
Speaker 2: different things that, but not like not that much of
Speaker 2: a gap where well we had a satellite and then
Speaker 2: we forgot.
Speaker 1: How Yeah that I'm very very very very doubtful. You know,
Speaker 1: I don't know for sure anything, but like there's the
Speaker 1: big one right now, people saying these cities were recently
Speaker 1: intentionally burnt down and stuff, and hey, I'm willing to
Speaker 1: listen to anything, but it seems very unlikely. Yeah. I
Speaker 1: haven't looked deep into it, but a little bit I've
Speaker 1: seen it seems a little bit. Uh, it'd be interesting
Speaker 1: to you guys, but it is real.
Speaker 2: It is so fascinating in its complexity. And you can
Speaker 2: get away with it because you know that most people
Speaker 2: don't know anything about the area. It's so popular.
Speaker 1: Hutario stuff right now. It's so popular, which kind of crazy,
Speaker 1: and it's it's interesting that it seems like it's a
Speaker 1: little bit crazy. Like there are interesting things like the
Speaker 1: state fairs that use the used to build these amazing
Speaker 1: structures really quick. But I think we were just competent
Speaker 1: and motivated, and we came through and built these awesome structures.
Speaker 1: That's that's I think the most likely scenario there.
Speaker 2: M m yeah, it's the Tower Babbel thing, like when
Speaker 2: people get together and put their mind to that, we
Speaker 2: make stuff to the heavens, like we can make some
Speaker 2: really amazing things. The problem is government a lot of
Speaker 2: how long it been working on Interstate sixty four in
Speaker 2: Virginia my whole life. And I see they put a
Speaker 2: skyscraper seventy stories up right next to my house in
Speaker 2: Korea in one year.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I think it used to just be
Speaker 1: more confident. Here's a perfect example I've did in San
Speaker 1: Francisco for like twenty years. They spent like seven years
Speaker 1: adding another lane down this like road near my house.
Speaker 1: They built the Golden gate Bridge. I think seven years
Speaker 1: or less, Like yeah, look at that, that's like a
Speaker 1: you know, maybe less. I think they built that than
Speaker 1: adding a little lane during a four mile stretch in
Speaker 1: San Francisco. Took longer than building the fucking Golden gate.
Speaker 2: Bridge, didn't. They spend like fifty million dollars on a
Speaker 2: light rail and all it is is like a concrete.
Speaker 1: I don't think they really got anything done yet. I
Speaker 1: think it's kind of like there's just so much bureocracy.
Speaker 1: Didn't competent now, right.
Speaker 2: That's what it is, Like, how come we haven't done this?
Speaker 2: And like you can't even build a light rail, you're
Speaker 2: not going back to the moon whatever, there's so much
Speaker 2: bloat in government.
Speaker 1: We can't They should have questions that.
Speaker 2: You can't even get planes to take off and land
Speaker 2: at the right time.
Speaker 1: M hm, yeah with it.
Speaker 2: And it's not just DEI. It's like we we have
Speaker 2: our first generation getting through school right now totally cheating
Speaker 2: with chat GBT. So they really don't know anything other
Speaker 2: than how to produce answers through AI. They don't remember anything,
Speaker 2: They don't know anything. And I think Ted Kazinski was right,
Speaker 2: like we are headed toward a technocratic dystopian nightmare. This
Speaker 2: is one of the last times you're gonna have any
Speaker 2: semblance of free speech to be able to do anything
Speaker 2: or change anything, because once they get their surveillance grid
Speaker 2: lockdown and they palunteer you all, we will have no
Speaker 2: ability to fight back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there'll be a kill list and they'll take us
Speaker 1: out early.
Speaker 2: You know, you'll kill yourself yeah, they'll light myself on
Speaker 2: fire and like in a car. Yeah, the day before trial, right, the.
Speaker 1: Day before I'm gonna do something important the day before Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: These a lot of you know, killing yourselves or od's
Speaker 1: or all this bullshit they make up with.
Speaker 2: It's pretty bad when your name, like oh, they got Clinton,
Speaker 2: her name and his name too, is now a verb
Speaker 2: for framing a suicide.
Speaker 1: I got Clinton. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now they might say you got Epstein because that's the
Speaker 2: most famous framed suicide, but it was you got Clinton
Speaker 2: for many many years. Oh, Vince Foster for example, like,
Speaker 2: oh you got Clinton.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's the Clinton list. I haven't gone down that,
Speaker 1: so I don't know if it's quackery or like truth.
Speaker 1: Hold on real quick, I need to plug in my
Speaker 1: fucking things. Fucking up.
Speaker 2: A lot of the Clinton the suicide ing is actually true.
Speaker 1: The one that's kind of like hello, headphones.
Speaker 2: I was just saying, the one Clinton murder that people
Speaker 2: believe that it doesn't have the best evidence, but it's
Speaker 2: kind of like, come on, it is seth Rich. You
Speaker 2: know they did it. But Vince Foster, for sure, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of cases on the Clintons. There's never some
Speaker 2: reason accountable.
Speaker 1: My headphones aren't. They're barely picking up.
Speaker 2: Huh, Hello, I just heard your juice at the floor.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I can hear for some reason, the volumes
Speaker 1: a little low, but whatever, I don't know what's Uh.
Speaker 1: I can sell the juice.
Speaker 2: I'll just talk louder all this jug boxes.
Speaker 1: I cannot control the volume of my voice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I suddenly became Chinese.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're talking the bomber the.
Speaker 2: I have letters from him.
Speaker 1: That's very interesting. I read the z Lensky manifesto. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying he's certainly not a good person, but it
Speaker 1: was very interesting.
Speaker 2: He definitely messed up, but it's.
Speaker 1: Worth Yeah, it's worth reading his uh, his manifesto because
Speaker 1: it's interesting. And they did some a little bit government
Speaker 1: experiments with him early on too, not MK.
Speaker 2: Ultrail, but like, no, they did it in k Ultra.
Speaker 1: Him wasn't ultra.
Speaker 2: Early mind control experiments weird stuff.
Speaker 1: Is Sydney Godfrey type of thing.
Speaker 2: And he was a child prodigy, like one hundred and
Speaker 2: sixty IQ for real, I know people with more. No,
Speaker 2: it isn't. He really was a brilliant mathematician and just
Speaker 2: tapped out. Lived in the Lincoln Montana in a cabin
Speaker 2: he built himself because he just saw he didn't have
Speaker 2: a problem with technology, like oh, you shouldn't need electricity
Speaker 2: or something that wasn't his view. That's like the stupid
Speaker 2: mass media twist, you know, Oh he's anti tech, he
Speaker 2: just wants to live in nature. And no, it's he
Speaker 2: said was industrial society together and his future is what
Speaker 2: he's talking about. And he's not talking about what we
Speaker 2: ought to do or could do with tech. He's talking
Speaker 2: about what we do do with tech. He's being descriptive,
Speaker 2: not proscriptive, and he's saying what we're going to do.
Speaker 2: And he's right, because we've did these things. We're gonna
Speaker 2: end up doing gain of function on some virus and
Speaker 2: releasing it on the world. We're gonna end up like
Speaker 2: nuke in each other. We're gonna end up with a
Speaker 2: super surveillance state. We're gonna end up with drugs that
Speaker 2: will alter someone's mind. So if you're not getting along
Speaker 2: drug mup, prozac whatever, that's already happened too. Like they're
Speaker 2: going to use technology for nefarious things. Now, could you
Speaker 2: use tech in the right way? Yeah, but that's not
Speaker 2: how we are. No, And he also talked about the
Speaker 2: psychological alienation people have from this sort of artificial indoustrial
Speaker 2: society where kids just sitting a desk for six hours
Speaker 2: a day, So like that's really depressing these people. And
Speaker 2: of course fourth of the women in America on antidepressants,
Speaker 2: and then you add the adderall and all that, like
Speaker 2: everyone's got some sort of mental problem. Why we have
Speaker 2: it easier than we've ever had. But the problem is,
Speaker 2: like you would think, like making the minimal amount of
Speaker 2: effort to get food and sheltered all is a good thing,
Speaker 2: and physically it is, like you're not wanting for hunger.
Speaker 2: It's very easy to go buy a sandwich downstairs, whatever,
Speaker 2: super easy. But what you lost is before the process
Speaker 2: has itself has value, not just the goal. So if
Speaker 2: you're hunting or fishing or trapping whatever, it takes a
Speaker 2: certain amount of physical and social skill and you're using
Speaker 2: your potentials, which is what makes you happy to obtain
Speaker 2: the goal, and the thing has value because of the
Speaker 2: effort you had to use to get it. That's by
Speaker 2: money as value, and you've stripped that away by just
Speaker 2: automatically giving someone the goal. Well, now they have to
Speaker 2: find some other process to go through because if you
Speaker 2: don't self actualize, even if you have everything, you're gonna
Speaker 2: be horribly depressed. Because your psychology evolved, just like your
Speaker 2: body physically evolved, and in such an environment where you
Speaker 2: had to exercise a certain amount of skill physically, socially, mentally,
Speaker 2: and so on, you have to use a certain amount
Speaker 2: of creativity you have to and if you take that away,
Speaker 2: if you focus it all on academics, like school does
Speaker 2: very little physical education, zero social, zero, everything else. It's
Speaker 2: like a chair with a leg too long, it's just
Speaker 2: gonna tip over. And that's why people are in this
Speaker 2: kind of depressed states that they're in, is they don't
Speaker 2: have a process for self actualization. They're stuck. Most people
Speaker 2: don't really have economic mobility. It's still built on the
Speaker 2: back of massive amounts of sweatshop labor. Like you don't
Speaker 2: see it, but we have slaves still. They're just over there,
Speaker 2: you know, Like you can't just be like, well fuck them,
Speaker 2: that's not me so but it's someone else. And this
Speaker 2: is a byproduct of industrial society that no one wants.
Speaker 2: They those on the privileged side don't want to shake
Speaker 2: the boat because someone else in the sweat shop, not
Speaker 2: your kids, someone else is so whatever. You know, you're
Speaker 2: not benefiting that much more than them either. If you
Speaker 2: look on product the technic rats. Yeah, I mean you've
Speaker 2: got like a trillionaire, you've got one hundred billionaires, and
Speaker 2: then you've got people live in hand to mouth and
Speaker 2: it's allowed. That structure is allowed because not because there's
Speaker 2: so much more valuable or talented or whatever. It's just
Speaker 2: they're essentially allowed to tax everybody like a government. You're like, oh,
Speaker 2: probably pay these many pennies for this tech product that
Speaker 2: you're down depending on. If you don't have it, you
Speaker 2: will not be able to compete with everyone else. It's
Speaker 2: just really alienating. So I think it's an interesting read.
Speaker 2: I read his thoughts on that and what he thinks
Speaker 2: about depression. He predicted a lot of things that have
Speaker 2: now happened. And you gotta think his manifesto comes out
Speaker 2: in the nineties, but he wrote it in the seventies. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he had to bomb, you know, to get it.
Speaker 1: And it's like he's predicting this.
Speaker 2: He's like, oh, you think this is science fiction? Boom
Speaker 2: boom boom. All the stuff. The psychotropic drugs, even on kids.
Speaker 2: They say they're going to start giving them the children,
Speaker 2: not just adults, to make you fit with the systems needs.
Speaker 2: Oh you don't mind living like this, well, we'll just
Speaker 2: change your brain so that you do, rather than change
Speaker 2: the environment.
Speaker 1: When I was a kidatern adderall but thankfully my parents
Speaker 1: didn't put me on it. It's like, yeah, I'm hyperactive,
Speaker 1: but it's like I've been successful because I use that
Speaker 1: to hyper focus.
Speaker 2: And Yeah, my friend always says, if you have a headache,
Speaker 2: it doesn't mean you have an aspin deficiency if you're
Speaker 2: hyper compared.
Speaker 1: To what, Yeah, exactly is it bad to have a
Speaker 1: lot of energy and not want to sit in the
Speaker 1: fucking class and get fucking lectured by boring ass teachers
Speaker 1: for six hours. If I had a good teacher, I
Speaker 1: had no problem.
Speaker 2: When's the last time you used Algebra two?
Speaker 1: I haven't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they drown you in academic minutia that people with
Speaker 2: no other talents are very proud of themselves to be
Speaker 2: able to do. But if you have another skill at
Speaker 2: anything else, Like you're good at getting girls, you're good
Speaker 2: at fighting, you're good at some sport, you're.
Speaker 1: Good at the only thing I'm good at, you know,
Speaker 1: that's kind.
Speaker 2: Of my overlap too. But like if you then you
Speaker 2: want to go. I don't want to do homework. I
Speaker 2: want to go play basketball or whatever. Like, But if
Speaker 2: you suck at everything, it's very easy to excel at
Speaker 2: school because even nothing else to do, Like you just
Speaker 2: got to Oh, I got a sticker. My teacher said,
Speaker 2: I'm great, But like, but are is what you're learning practical?
Speaker 2: Is that going to help you earn?
Speaker 1: Most of it's?
Speaker 2: Most of it isn't. I think it is. Act Up
Speaker 2: until about second grade, everyone should learn read and write
Speaker 2: and basic math da da da dah. And then it
Speaker 2: starts to shift and by middle school, other than the
Speaker 2: science projects, it's pretty much babysitting and a waste of time.
Speaker 2: And like maths should be geared towards statistics, not calculus.
Speaker 2: Statistics is way more useful in daily life. Calculus is
Speaker 2: a special thing for special stuff like that that does
Speaker 2: need to be someone needs to learn it, and it
Speaker 2: does need to it's valuable. But typically if you're running
Speaker 2: a business, if you're running whatever, you need stats, and
Speaker 2: you should be going that direction. Health should be a
Speaker 2: main subject, not an elective. English should be an elective, not.
Speaker 1: A main subject.
Speaker 2: And I would restructure the whole thing, but I'm not
Speaker 2: in charge.
Speaker 1: Whatever.
Speaker 2: It's my fantasy of how education on the time.
Speaker 1: I think our whole education is to be revamped, and
Speaker 1: also physical education to be put should be extremely important.
Speaker 1: And all the been through histories, I always talked about
Speaker 1: sound body, sound mind.
Speaker 2: Yeah it is sound body, sound mind, and it's there
Speaker 2: is a relationship. I'm full on Bruce Lee with that,
Speaker 2: like you have or Jesus you right, your body's your temple.
Speaker 2: You gotta take care of your temple where you're gonna
Speaker 2: have rotten soul, you know, get unless you're a ginger
Speaker 2: and it doesn't matter, but you're just a cave.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got about ten more minutes. I gotta go
Speaker 1: train some fighters. I had a ton of more questions,
Speaker 1: but I guess people are gonna have to get those
Speaker 1: watching your film. I'll hit a couple of these real quick, because.
Speaker 2: Let's just do a lightning round because I only got
Speaker 2: it like four minutes, because.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I gotta I gotta go to a few minutes too,
Speaker 1: just real quick. I think the anthrax thing is real quick.
Speaker 1: A couple of questions on that or are they sending
Speaker 1: some ridiculous letters. That was like Allah, because you know
Speaker 1: they say all the ak far, but it was like
Speaker 1: Allah is great or something on the letter Death to America,
Speaker 1: Death to Israel. It was so obvious just from the
Speaker 1: American lab. Is that correct?
Speaker 2: Death to America, Death to Israel, Allah is Great? Nine
Speaker 2: to eleven on the top I joke and say, and
Speaker 2: then it says p S were evil Muslims. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: know who wrote those notes.
Speaker 1: From a rock?
Speaker 2: They said a rock gave it to al Kaieda, Like
Speaker 2: who lied Israel and who wrote death to Israel? G hmm,
Speaker 2: maybe I ran, like, come on, man, these Raelies did that?
Speaker 1: Of course.
Speaker 2: You had you had a bunch of who had broken
Speaker 2: into the lab at for Dietrich where they used to work,
Speaker 2: Philip Zacharaya being the main one, and stole anthrax samples.
Speaker 1: And that that.
Speaker 2: Again that somebody stole anthrax and mild it people like
Speaker 2: Patrick Leahy and tried to kill him. You might want
Speaker 2: to question the guy caught breaking into the lab doing
Speaker 2: work illegally, and then after he left there was twenty
Speaker 2: three missings for his an gee. But they don't because
Speaker 2: they already know the answer.
Speaker 1: Mm hm.
Speaker 2: And this is a clique that was like harassing an
Speaker 2: Egyptian coworker. It was the only non there and uh
Speaker 2: called the Camel Club. Justin Mnda wrote about it. Salon
Speaker 2: wrote about it.
Speaker 1: There it's a article.
Speaker 2: See it is covered in written press, but I don't
Speaker 2: remember ever on TV, Fox, CNN, ms N, PC or
Speaker 2: whatever where they like, you know, there was a previous
Speaker 2: attack on the World Trade Center nineteen ninety three, and
Speaker 2: there was a previous break in at Fort Dietrich, Maryland
Speaker 2: where we do gain and function research on anthrax for
Speaker 2: some fucking reason, where anthrax sports went missing. And well
Speaker 2: now there's an anthrax attack. Gee, I guess it's a
Speaker 2: rock Like I don't no, No, they're not going to
Speaker 2: ever ever do that because they it's that Death's America
Speaker 2: death of Israel. Now who would benefit from that is great?
Speaker 1: Great? Yeah, it's like the.
Speaker 2: Israel America great death death Allah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just the oh anthrax thing. It's like did
Speaker 1: it in a few like the awful people get sent
Speaker 1: fake anthrax and real anthraction was getting sent to the
Speaker 1: people that were opposed to the war and this type
Speaker 1: of stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Judith Miller got hoax letter of anthrax, so did
Speaker 2: Howard Troxler, and yet like highly enriched weapons, great anthrax
Speaker 2: is sent to Patrick Lahey and Tom Dashell and UH
Speaker 2: and Tom brokeall even got some antracs sent. They were
Speaker 2: trying to kill Lay because the Lahy Amendment would forbid
Speaker 2: all military aid to Israel. They were gonna Charlie Kirk
Speaker 2: him and UH didn't get them, but it scared them,
Speaker 2: and it scared them crooked because they had both opposed
Speaker 2: the Patriot Act end up passing anyway, the Lahy Amendment,
Speaker 2: Like there Israel violates resolutions and amendments anyway, and they're
Speaker 2: just not enforced. So like there was a UN resolution
Speaker 2: condemning Israeli settlements. That's the whole thing with Michael Flynn
Speaker 2: and blah blah blah blah. It did pass, and it's
Speaker 2: just a bunch of finger waving because they're building more
Speaker 2: settlements than like, what you're gonna do about it? Nothing, okay,
Speaker 2: And then I'm gonna keep bulldozing houses until there's consequences.
Speaker 2: They're not gonna change your behavior. And it's like I
Speaker 2: said earlier, I don't see any realistic chann don't see
Speaker 2: this registry in APAC under Fara. I don't see aid
Speaker 2: to Israel being cut the most realistic high, like the
Speaker 2: highest probability. Like I'm saying, a way to change is
Speaker 2: they fuck with Iran and Iran peppers in with ballistic missiles.
Speaker 2: If that happens, with the day tel Aviv looks like Gaza,
Speaker 2: My whole hallway is just gonna be vasoline like I've got.
Speaker 2: There's just never gonna end. It's gonna be everlasting boner,
Speaker 2: just like I've been waiting for like thirty years to
Speaker 2: see them get their come up, and and like a
Speaker 2: little bit in June they were panicking in their air
Speaker 2: raid shelters. I want Israel to look like Gaza.
Speaker 1: And look with it to Gaza. That was just they
Speaker 1: just completely destroyed it. Just the heartlessness, the brutality.
Speaker 2: Solomon Gomorrah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, let's just closing. I just think it's important
Speaker 1: to point out nine to eleven, right, seems so crazy.
Speaker 1: One Israel has a history of false flax. And also
Speaker 1: they were the ones that had the motive to do this.
Speaker 1: I think this is aw There's so many other things
Speaker 1: I had written, it's too much. Let's just close with it.
Speaker 2: They lied about anthrax, and they lied about other They
Speaker 2: lied about a rock, like one hundred percent they did that. Like,
Speaker 2: even if you're not sure about their role in nine
Speaker 2: to eleven, they definitely are the ones that did lie
Speaker 2: about Anthras and associated it to a rock. The Iraq
Speaker 2: war is big enough crime alone. Is you'el so guilty
Speaker 2: of sadistic, demonic shit, you really don't have to add
Speaker 2: anything extra. But I'm just saying this about nine to
Speaker 2: eleven because it's true, like they Sadie Raven in Israel,
Speaker 2: healthy United States pulled this off. Al Qaeda works for us.
Speaker 2: ISIS works for us. The conscience work for us. The
Speaker 2: movie Jahadeen worked for us. Like, these are not independent
Speaker 2: terrorist ory. You gotta get that through your head.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Well, like we said, like you said earlier, how the
Speaker 1: guy was one of the head ISIS guys. He was
Speaker 1: just in the White House meeting with Trump.
Speaker 2: That's just and was there yesterday. I'm Donnie the jiehattist.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what the hell?
Speaker 2: A Muslim guy is mayor of New York, so what
Speaker 2: And he's the jeehattest, But an actual jihadest leader of
Speaker 2: al Qaeda that chopped off people's heads is shaking hands
Speaker 2: with Trump. And Rubio and the rest of them. How
Speaker 2: I mean the mask is off. They used to lie
Speaker 2: to us, they used to hide it. Now it's right
Speaker 2: in front of her face. Because there's so much sensationalist
Speaker 2: garbage that they know they can do whatever they want.
Speaker 2: It's not gonna matter. Like the team Alex Jones won.
Speaker 2: They everyone believes in dumb shit and they're gonna continue
Speaker 2: to because it's fun. Sensationalism wins. I wish I had
Speaker 2: a solution to that, like, well, how do you get
Speaker 2: people to stop watching the circus, you know, like to
Speaker 2: watch the pickpocket this robingue instead.
Speaker 1: Of the clowns.
Speaker 2: You really can't. They're all like, did you see this thing?
Speaker 2: Do you see this fucking flame war between so and so?
Speaker 2: If you've seen the midkef im Ru whatever, all that
Speaker 2: is like dumpster fire, That's what that is. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: Sydney Sweeney, impressive rack, move on like that doesn't need
Speaker 2: to be your newsfeed for three days of the Katy Perry,
Speaker 2: I don't give a fuck.
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk stuff has gotten a little bit crazy.
Speaker 2: Oh there's a bunch of Kirks.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think it's crazy.
Speaker 2: Tyler Robinson shot Charlie Kirk. Was he farmed out by
Speaker 2: the Israelis? Maybe, but like there was no exploding microphone,
Speaker 2: there was no trap doors, there was no getaway plane,
Speaker 2: there was no one hundred and fifty million from net
Speaker 2: in Yahoo. And then it's just like no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: there was no Google trends. That's verifiable. They're like, well,
Speaker 2: he had a superneck. No, he didn't have a superneck,
Speaker 2: and no, no, that was not fun. The autopsy surgeons
Speaker 2: don't do autopsies. Pathologists do. That's Andrew Kolovic trying to
Speaker 2: create a Christian miracle because his flock leaves and shit
Speaker 2: like that. Like if if the bullet went down lengthwise,
Speaker 2: that's why there's no exit wund His neck is not
Speaker 2: going to stop a bullet dull. But that doesn't mean
Speaker 2: there was no bullet, just means it went down this
Speaker 2: way instead of this way. This is in rocket surgery.
Speaker 2: But they they want to believe in the goofs. They
Speaker 2: want a question mark because it's fun.
Speaker 1: But it makes we should be careful how we question it.
Speaker 2: Are you asking a real question or are you being
Speaker 2: dogmatic and hiding it as if all I'm just asking questions.
Speaker 2: They're being dogmatic and pretending like they're only asking questions.
Speaker 2: They're not asking questions. They're making statements like oh I
Speaker 2: didn't say that. I'm like, oh yeah, you just heavily
Speaker 2: implied it. You know, don't play them. You absolutely said
Speaker 2: these things, and it was there was no getaway playing.
Speaker 2: There was no Google trends, there wasn't six floody Mike,
Speaker 2: there was no body armor. That was another one like
Speaker 2: stop it, Like just like if you actually are asking, okay,
Speaker 2: but that's not what I see happening, Like, oh, you
Speaker 2: believe official story, like I didn't say.
Speaker 1: That holes in it. But all the other stories I've
Speaker 1: seen people seen a little.
Speaker 2: Bit clearly, like they had a guy running a diversion. Yea,
Speaker 2: watch what happens at my school tomorrow. Like a lot
Speaker 2: of people knew this was going down. It was not
Speaker 2: just Tyler. This is a conspiracy. The thing is, I
Speaker 2: don't even like, I'm not even gonna say what I
Speaker 2: think happened, because I have to wait for the tidal
Speaker 2: wave of stupidity to pass with all the false theories
Speaker 2: before I even try to be heard, because it'll just
Speaker 2: be a whisper.
Speaker 1: People want the view lists. So you're sacrificing all the
Speaker 1: views looking for truth and these people are getting all
Speaker 1: the views just making up shit.
Speaker 2: Oh, I could have definitely said it was is. I
Speaker 2: could have leaned in and boastered Owen's and gotten a
Speaker 2: lot of followers.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, that would have got you more views.
Speaker 2: Of course it would have, but that's not true. So
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna say that. You have to have somebody
Speaker 2: with integrity or it's going to be a consistent circus act.
Speaker 2: They just asked her, like, do you have evidence that
Speaker 2: they fake these? Like yeah, cause it sounds like they're
Speaker 2: talking from the eighteen twenty two and Discord said they
Speaker 2: didn't exist because they're not from Discord. These are text messages.
Speaker 2: It's like, oh, I didn't read the indicement, Like you
Speaker 2: didn't read the indictment that it was text messages. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you did a lot of you're a real one woman, FBI.
Speaker 2: Shut the fuck up, Like you didn't even read the indictment.
Speaker 2: You didn't know his text messages and timestamps don't show
Speaker 2: up on Discord unless you ask it to. And because
Speaker 2: there are separate messages on Discord, but the one they're
Speaker 2: talking about where he says vehicle. Oh my god, he
Speaker 2: said vehicle, and no one says vehicle like gamers don't
Speaker 2: say vehicle.
Speaker 1: Yes they do.
Speaker 2: He's on tape talking to cops referring to his own
Speaker 2: car as a vehicle on the film earlier that whatever,
Speaker 2: that's such weak sauce to be like, I think these
Speaker 2: messages are strange, therefore they're not real. I'm like, Okay,
Speaker 2: let me explain to you how why that's so fucking stupid.
Speaker 2: If you tell a lie that you don't need, like
Speaker 2: you've already got him dead and all that, you don't
Speaker 2: need to add this extra shit, But let's just have
Speaker 2: extra risk for no reason and fake a conversation. Well,
Speaker 2: his defense attorney's just kind of subpoena the phone records,
Speaker 2: and if they're not on there, he's free to walk. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like they're on there.
Speaker 1: They told clothes. But I've just seen some like crazy
Speaker 1: stuff getting thrown around, and I'm a guy who thinks, yeah,
Speaker 1: Israel could have been involved, But I still think it's like, Okay,
Speaker 1: we need to like slow down a little bit and
Speaker 1: try to like properly go through it, like kind of
Speaker 1: how you did with RFK. You actually broke it down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if Israel was going to kill Kirk, because let's
Speaker 2: say he was about to one eighty evenil He's designis
Speaker 2: his whole life, that he was sick of it. He
Speaker 2: lost the donor, and you know they're bombing Catholic churches
Speaker 2: and stuff. His wife's Catholic, he's a Christian Protestant, and
Speaker 2: he's just like, I'm done. I'm just gonna be like America,
Speaker 2: you know, first on everything, and then I'm going to
Speaker 2: turn on Israel.
Speaker 1: So they're like, oh, let's.
Speaker 2: Kill him rather than bribing them any other steps in between.
Speaker 2: Let's say that was gonna happen. Israel is not going
Speaker 2: to put him a sad agent on the roof and
Speaker 2: shoot Charlie Kirk when they can just outsource that to
Speaker 2: some tranny faggot. There's plenty of people who hate Charlie
Speaker 2: Kirk who they can pen it on and use as
Speaker 2: a patsy. You still need Tyler there to shoot him.
Speaker 2: They're not so dumb or desperate that they're going to
Speaker 2: put their own soldiers or agents in such a situation.
Speaker 2: And like the shot from behind, there's no entry wound
Speaker 2: other than his neck. It didn't go out the same
Speaker 2: hole it went in. Like, please, if you don't know
Speaker 2: what you're talking about, be quiet. But they're no. It's
Speaker 2: like every day there's a new theory. And when you
Speaker 2: say that's not true because YZ, they don't have a
Speaker 2: counter argument. They say, oh my god, you believe this
Speaker 2: official story. That's it.
Speaker 1: You know. It's like maybe I don't believe this or
Speaker 1: the official story. And people ask me like, oh, what
Speaker 1: do you think about that the bullet? It's like, I
Speaker 1: don't know. I'm not a gun expert, so I'm not
Speaker 1: going to comment on it. You know how am I
Speaker 1: going to comment on it when I'm not Oh but
Speaker 1: the bullet couldn't do that, And like, I'm not a
Speaker 1: gun expert. You're you're not talking to the right person.
Speaker 1: You know, Well, shit, I gotta run pick someone up.
Speaker 2: It's any closing thoughts or going down his body that
Speaker 2: it's like god, damn dude. If there's no exit wound
Speaker 2: and he shot in the neck, then it had to
Speaker 2: go down his torso and you know it could pop
Speaker 2: out his buttole whatever. But he's six foot five. You
Speaker 2: shoot an animal from that distance of thirty got six,
Speaker 2: it takes about eighteen inches of ballistic gel to stop
Speaker 2: the bullet. I've looked at this a million times, so
Speaker 2: it is possible. What's not possible is to hit the
Speaker 2: front of his neck and it be stopped by the
Speaker 2: back of his neck. That not even in any gun
Speaker 2: that would happen. Like that was not gonna happen of
Speaker 2: you know, any like twenty two on R It's not
Speaker 2: gonna happen. But that case was made by Andrew Colvic,
Speaker 2: who is this Christian holy roller who wanted to invent
Speaker 2: a miracle story to say Charlie had wolverine bones and
Speaker 2: he saved the person behind him because his body was
Speaker 2: so strong.
Speaker 1: I'm like, Okay, that didn't man is still.
Speaker 2: And no one yeah that no one told you that
Speaker 2: you made that up. But he just threw gas on
Speaker 2: the conspiracy fire by saying that crap. I'm like, he
Speaker 2: didn't even know what type of doctor to lie about.
Speaker 2: He said, the surgeon who did the autops he told
Speaker 2: him that like paththologists, not surgeon. Surgeons don't You're so
Speaker 2: fucking ignorant, you don't even know how to lie. Well, like,
Speaker 2: his neck did not stop a bullet, but when you
Speaker 2: say the bullet went down his body that he was
Speaker 2: shot from the front. They're like, oh my god, his
Speaker 2: neck can't stop a bullet. That's impossible. Like no one's
Speaker 2: saying his neck stop the bullet, which you fucking moron.
Speaker 2: Like I just said his neck didn't stop the bullet.
Speaker 2: Now I'm gonna talk about something, and you're still gonna
Speaker 2: reply his neck can't stop a bullet. You I just
Speaker 2: said it like six times. It's just like if I
Speaker 2: say they had truck bombs in nine to eleven and
Speaker 2: you're like, oh, so you're saying it was only fire.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I just said there was truck bombs like
Speaker 2: fifty times and explained it, and you're still like, sue
Speaker 2: official story, Like they're not listening, they're just waiting for them.
Speaker 1: You have a hard time. They have a hard time
Speaker 1: comprehending that if you're saying, like, hey, you still think
Speaker 1: something's off here, but you just don't think this thing.
Speaker 1: You think, oh, therefore you're fully against them. I think
Speaker 1: that's what it is, which is a weird phenomenon because
Speaker 1: you're just like, which I think Israel could be involved
Speaker 1: in I don't believe this, or I think yeah, there
Speaker 1: was likely bombs. Don't think they're rigged up the you know,
Speaker 1: up the building.
Speaker 2: Look, you had out of state license plates visiting their house.
Speaker 2: His boyfriend is in all these weird discords with spooks
Speaker 2: and stuff, which we've seen in prior shootings. I think
Speaker 2: there's a conspiracy. I think it's not just Tyler's. Definitely.
Speaker 2: I know that because there were people announcing that he
Speaker 2: was gonna die on Twitter and discord before he was shot.
Speaker 2: That is true. The Google trends thing is not true.
Speaker 2: Oh it was in France. Nope, go to it yourself.
Speaker 2: There's no spike. On July fourteenth, candicell And said this,
Speaker 2: like she didn't check. You can go to Google trends.
Speaker 2: You can type in their names and there's nothing there.
Speaker 2: Like it's verifiably wrong, and they just are like, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: well I no, I got shut up. You're you're not
Speaker 2: a researcher, and you're getting you're discredited in yourself because
Speaker 2: you're letting people whisper poison in your ear and you're
Speaker 2: repeating their bullshit and now you look like a moron.
Speaker 1: I have so many people sing videos stuff want me
Speaker 1: to post the Charlie her thing. I'm just like, man,
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know how to decipher this. I'm
Speaker 1: not getting involved in this case until I at this
Speaker 1: point don't have an opinion, which supposed to be in
Speaker 1: the gym in like ten minutes. So thanks so much. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we'll have a conversation soon, so thanks so much. Anything.
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Speaker 1: Soon, I'm sure we'll figure out some kind of good topic.
Speaker 1: There's like so many different things we could discuss.
Speaker 2: So have a good night, Thank you man, get the training.
Speaker 1: Good morning for you.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah yeah sure, A good night for you, peace,
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