Speaker 1: Good afternoon. Yeah, I just didn't really have anything to
say this morning, so I was waiting to see how
the day went on. Floods, people suffering, people dying. Seems
like the state of Florida is going to be of
more help to people in trouble, even in other states
than this federal government. Six hundred thousand people have illegals, foreigners,
criminals have been led into the United States, thirteen thousand
convicted murderers, another two thousand who were waiting trial.
Speaker 2: It's up to us.
Speaker 1: We're going to have to do whatever needs to be
done to take care of each other. The Old Glory
Club is getting together. A bunch of people are headed
down to the affected areas, bringing what they can, doing
what they can, try to help the best we can.
I know people I know are going to help family.
People have contacted me. It is bad enough when nature
comes in and kicks you in the balls. You watch
bridges wash out and just everything get underwater. People lose everything,
lose their pets, lose their livestock. We have to do
for ourselves and for each other.
Speaker 2: Now. I know that.
Speaker 1: As Americans, we're told that individualism is the most important thing.
But if you can't if you're not intelligent enough to
be able to say, yes, I'm an individual and I
have some rights as an individual. But really those rights
mean nothing unless they can be protected, and they can
only be protected by a group, by power, by force,
by numbers, by people willing to use violence in order
to do that. Your individual rights me in absolutely nothing.
Just because you've been able to be an individual up
till now doesn't mean that tomorrow, oh, something can't happen
that you won't be able to handle on your own.
You might blame other people, but when it comes down
to it, having a support system out there, people you
share values with, people you care about who care about you,
is way more important than some kind of political ideology
that you think is. You know that you've made your identity,
that is part you've made a religion. People you go
to church with are way more important than the people
in your group chat who you agree with one hundred percent,
and if somebody doesn't agree one hundred percent, you kick
them out of the group chat for being a heretic.
But you may go to church and you don't agree
with everybody in the church, but I guarantee of those
people will be there for you before your group chat.
Will they say Twitter is not real life. It is
when it comes to narratives, politics, things like that. But
unless your friendships that you make on there translate have
translated into the real world, it's not. Talk to a
local sheriff last week. I'm not going to say what
we talked about, anything we planned or anything you know.
Speaker 2: Not.
Speaker 1: Nope, don't if you go and do stuff like this,
don't tell people. All right, don't be fucking stupid. Not
only do we just you know, have gotten to the
point where, sure, infrastructure all around us can crumble, but
if you have people to rely upon, you can get
through it. The water will stop at some point and
the wind will die down, and then it's going to
be about people. Because if you live in North Carolina
or Georgia, Alabama, Florida, the people of this regime hate you,
and they don't care if you die. They don't care
if you're dead, They don't care if you suffer. As
a matter of fact, they like you to suffer. We
have you know, I listened to this story about how
the leader of Hezbalad needed to be assassinated and yeah,
with using bombs that were money stolen from us to
give to our greatest ally that they dropped eighty two
thousand pound bombs on a city to kill one person.
You can make the argument that Gaza is full of
crazy Muslims and a moss, but when it comes down
to it, be root. Lebanon is thirty percent Christian. So
if you're a Christian, one one in three of those
people who were incinerated with bombs, that's your brothers and sisters.
Some Christians in this country don't care about that at all.
They worship Israel like they are supposed to worship God.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I don't know, so.
Speaker 1: We're out here alone, and some might still take that
as a black pill. The black pill is not knowing.
The black pill is just not knowing what's coming around
the corner, not knowing how someone feels about you, not
knowing how the most powerful government in the history of
the world, and I don't even know if they're that anymore,
how they feel about you. If they think you're great,
that's wonderful. If they hate your guts, at least you
know that, at least you're not guessing. You know that
you can't trust nature, You know that nature can damage
an infrastructure that you know, I don't have to tell
you has been destroyed for decades. You know that your
government is importing criminals that eventually they're going to try
and put everywhere. You think you're going to run and
hide in the desert and they'll come for you eventually,
up in the snow, they'll come for you. Eventually they'll
get you. Six hundred thousand. That's what Yankee Stadium filled
ten times of not illegals or foreigners. Sure they are
both of those, but they're criminals convicted, roughly five percent
of which are murderers. At Least you know you don't
have to guess anymore. That's the white pill. You can
plan for it. You can do what you want, You
can do what needs to be done. Hopefully that's not
something that you do alone, that you're planning alone. If
I sound somber, I am. I think I sound more
sober because at least we know we know who the
enemy is. Yeah, we know that there are people in
this country who consider Ukraine to be more important than
this country, consider Israel to be more important than this country.
And I mean that's like a perfect dialectic of enemies,
foreign and domestic.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Found out today that someone was posting pictures and talking
about how citizens from the United States and France and
Great Britain Jewish citizens went and volunteered for the IDEF
for a foreign foreign government. I can almost understand the
idiots that go and fight for Ukraine. If you're not Ukrainian,
if you want to go and join the IDF and
you're not Jewish, I would actually understand that. But if
you're Jewish and you're an American citizen, citizen of Great
Britain or friend or friends, and you go and fight
for let's just say that you have an interest. There's
an interest there that goes beyond your home country. Or
you can be one of those fame dual citizens, which
to me is enemy foreign and domestic. We know what
the score is now, we know where we're at. You
know it's I don't want to say I hope Trump
gets elected because he can fix all this.
Speaker 2: I have no.
Speaker 1: You can do it the first time. Maybe there's better
planning this time, but you can't rely upon that. So
what do you do. All you can do is figure
out what's best for you and organized because your town
maybe the next town that buses show up in the
middle of the night, and you don't know where these
people came from. They could say, oh, they're Haitians, they're Venezuelans. Okay,
what happened to these people before they got there? Were
they in jail? Were they trafficked? Were they what happened
anyone who is still sticking to Oh, they're just coming
to work and make the economy better. And while look
at this food enemy domestic it should be very clear.
Now that's a white bill. At least, you know, if
you were running around guessing and you had you're like,
what the hell's going on? You know what's going on now?
Anyone who tries to tell you differently, they're at best
just an idiot. They're at worst they're complicit. So what
do you do? That's what for you to decide. I
know what my area is like, I know what the
sheriff's like here, I know what the people around here
are like. And do some of you even have friends
in the town you live in. I lived in Atlanta
for a long time, and really the friends, my main
friends outside of my main friends I had were people
I worked with who I rarely spent I would spend eight, nine,
sometimes ten twelve hours a day with but very rarely
in a social made sure to change that as far
as that goes now, because when you see people like that,
when you see people socially, when you see them at church,
when you see them all these places, it's hard not
to start caring about them. If they're good people, then
most people are, and then know where you are. But really,
that's it, the white pillar, and all of this is now.
Speaker 2: You know, it's simple.
Speaker 1: It's simple to tell who your friends are and who
your enemies are. And you should be collecting friends and
discarding enemies. And when I say discard, I mean friends
that are enemies, get rid of them, friends that are
making excuses for all this, friends that are like well,
I mean the state's just a an artificial entity anyway,
that none.
Speaker 2: Of this matters those people. How useful are they?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it. We know, it's obvious. That's the white pill.
There's no more guessing, no more excuses to be made,
No it needs to be done. Is it going to
be voting?
Speaker 2: Luck?
Speaker 1: Still do it though, if you're one of those people
who is still at well, my conscience voting, Mike, If
I vote my conscience, fuck your conscience, Really.
Speaker 2: Where the fuck up? Fuck you and your morality. Oh,
my morality tells me if I vote, then I shut
the fuck up. Make a fucking choice and don't vote
for the gay, fucking gay race communists, morons, vote for
Trump or vote for Kamala, and honestly say who you
voted for, so that we know who the enemy domestic is.
Just admit it. All right, that's it. It's on us
now because we know. Take care. Good morning. I assume
some people will want commentary on the vice presidential debate
from last night. It's interesting that vice presidential debate would
get so much attention because when I was growing up,
no one really cared. I mean, it was basically what
you would expect. No matter what you think about JD. Vance,
he presents himself well, he's young, he obviously has like
a say, he has that kind of sales business kind
of background, lawyerly, even though I don't know that he
even practiced. He's just very slick and very he's polished.
Walls is it's a fucking train wreck. Every time Walls
was talking like JB would turn and when he was
looking at him, he was smiling. And JD's profiled. I
guess just doesn't isn't very offensive. And then of course
the several looks at the camera when Walls was talking,
where he's just like check that. Can you believe this shit?
What was it? Lee lee Enfield.
Speaker 1: Said that that was like his version of like like
almost ship posting. Whenever he turned and looked at the camera,
it was like a like a ship post. I mean,
Walls is probably the perfect person to run with Kamala Harris.
He's just use I mean, he's he's offensive. You can
look at JD. Evans and you can be like, okay,
this he's acting like a politician. He comes off like
a politician. Whether that's good or bad to you, it
doesn't really matter. That's not my whole purpose of this.
It's presentation, you know. I mean, you know, Thomas talks
all the time about like the last real president we
had who was like a serious statesman was George H. W.
Speaker 2: Bush.
Speaker 1: No matter what you think of him, at least he
came off as somebody who it was a classic kind
of statesman. JD comes off that way, you know, he
he has that kind of that kind of polish. But
it's almost like because of Trump and then how much
of a fucking train wreck of Biden has been in
the last three and a half years with just I
mean well, I mean his obviously his faculties were following
them before the but how how obvious it became, especially
in the last year and a half.
Speaker 2: It's like.
Speaker 1: They don't neither side is like interested in running somebody
who's actually like a politician now. And I think that's
a lot of the people on the quote unquote rights
problem with JB is he comes off as a politician
and they have become used to a ship poster, like
you know, Donald Trump an obvious one. And I don't
know that we get back to, you know, if people
don't want statesmen anymore, and where where do we go?
I mean, I don't think Donald Trump is a statesman.
That's not the point of it. But at some point,
if this is going to get fixed, and you know,
there's the question can it be? But if it's going
to you, I mean I would assume you're going to
want a statesman back, right, You're going to want somebody
who you have you If you don't have complete faith
in the fact that they know what they're doing and
they'll fix this, you know and they'll do the right thing.
Speaker 2: At least.
Speaker 1: You want someone who comes off as such, someone who
can fake it at least. And I mean, I don't
know if jd Vance is a fake or not. I've
heard so many stories about oh this thing is fake here,
this story is fake here, And I mean, I don't
know where those come from. You know, what are this
I need to see the sources on those. And you know,
like I said, I'm not here to defend anybody. I'm
just looking at the optics of what happened last night.
And Waltz comes off like the guy who if he
was sitting in his car in the parking lot of
a playground eating lunch, you'd call the cops because you
would think that he was scouting the playground. And talk
about that profile thing again, Waltz is talking staring creepily
into the camera and this is just aesthetics now, I mean,
policy gives a fuck anymore. Everything's so fucked. The only
policy that even matters right now is remigrations. It starts
an it's the only starting point. I was gonna say,
it starts and ends. No, then you once you do
the remigration, then everything has to goes back to work.
You have to come back to work again. But just
from an aesthetics standpoint, like every time JD was talking Walls,
his profile was creepy.
Speaker 2: I mean it was hard to look at.
Speaker 1: I made the point on Twitter after the debate yesterday
that if you went back and you watched that and
you turned the sound off and you just looked at
the facial expressions, the reactions to wait, just pure aesthetics,
you'd wonder who's the sociopathic pedophile on the right. I'm
not calling it, saying is it allegedly or whatever, you know,
in minecraft whatever I have to say to not get
not get sued. Yeah, I mean maybe he you know,
maybe to try to at least fix things. You don't
need a statesman right now. You need someone like Donald Trump,
who's just a bullet of China shop. But you know,
I think having j D there is the polished, you know,
young up and comer, is not a bad idea for
the Trump campaign. I think it's actually a really good idea.
But yeah, I mean I don't know how anybody who
watched that last night, you know, if ye know, the
left had this thing, this this meme that was going
around that like Waltz was the dad that you know,
it was like the dad that everybody could relate to.
Speaker 2: And it's like.
Speaker 1: Who young girls who were molested? I don't get it.
No matter what you think of JD you know, I
mean there I have my criticisms of some of the things.
I think he didn't go hard enough on some things.
If the Jens sixth thing, I would have been like,
fuck you, it wasn't an insurrection. Sure there was violence,
so fucking what there was violence. This is the motherfucker
over here whose city was you know, whose city was
burnt half down? And his wife celebrated it and said, oh,
she opened the windows so she could smell the burning rubber.
That's what I would have said. I was saying that
when when when the question was asked, I'm screaming at
the TV. Answer it this way, Answer it this way,
because that's the way Americans wanted. That's the way people
on the quote unquote right want to hear that answer
that question answered.
Speaker 2: And the abortion thing.
Speaker 1: Too, abortion rovi way's overturned, it's gone back to the states.
Next question. Fuck you, that's the way you want to hear.
That's why people want to hear these questions answered now right,
until we get this thing, until if it can be
fixed at all, or at least situated and so on
a path that looks like it could actually be fixed.
That's the way these things should be dealt with. And
I mean, do you when you look up on that
stage from a purely esthetic standpoint, you look at the
guy on the left and you're like, well, he looks
like he knows what he's talking about and he wants
to get things. Yeah, I think he cares about me.
And you look at the guy on the right and
you're like, who's he going to molest today? Don't let
him within a thousand feet of a school. Purely aesthetics. Also,
he said some creepy fucking shit like I've befriended every
friends with school shooters. I think he said that twice.
What the fuck are you talking about? And that was
that ABC CBS, who the hell was that? And that
just god awful woman who was doing fact checks in
the middle when they're not allowed to do fact checks,
Go fuck yourself. I mean, journalists, journalists at this point
just one tanamo. They need to have wealth confiscation and rustication.
I mean, these people are scum and the fact that
he was even polite, the fact you would even be
polite to these people, Oh fuck that, man. I mean,
if you do grant an interview with these people, just
be absolute scorn. Just let them know exactly how much
you think you know. Answer the questions, but answer them
in such a way that they know that you hate
them every you hate everything about them. So yeah, I mean,
what did I get out of that yesterday? Jd Vance
is a polished guy who has a funny sense of humor,
especially with some of those looks at the camera, because
they were some of them were timed perfectly, and Waltz
is just weird. That's why they had I guess that's
why they had to start the whole weird thing, is
to try to take take attention away from the fact that,
I mean, this is yeah, I don't even know what
to say without risking, you know, because it's just.
Speaker 2: How do you.
Speaker 1: How far have we come that like Kamala Harris and
this guy that you wouldn't want to run around your kids,
or like legitimate quote unquote legitimate they could legitimately possibly be.
Speaker 2: In the White House.
Speaker 1: I mean, it really goes to show I mean It's
like we're living in Jeffrey Epstein's world right now that
they want people in there who are completely compromised. Kamala
Harris who I mean who At this point, I would
assume that there's no way she could ever show her
no ease because of the callouses that are on them.
And a guy who looks like, you know, if he
came around you and you and you know you had
a kid, you put the kid behind you and like
keep him at arms distance. They both have to be compromised.
They have to have something on them. Yeah, if we're
living in Jeffrey Epstein's world, it's a conversation for another
days that a world we want to live in, and
why aren't we changing that? Unfortunately, we could have one,
you know, one of our guys could run and say,
you know, talk about these things about why we call
it Jeffrey Epstein's world and what we're actually referring to
when we say that. But in this culture is so
cocked to you know, this little patch of land in
the Middle East that I can't even talk about that.
I mean, at least JD's didn't say we need to
go to war with Israel. It's with Israel. It's on
Israel's side. It's Israel, and just do whatever the fuck
they want. And seems like in the last twelve hours
from some of the telegram channels I'm following, which are
neutral and not either pro Protea or pro pro Israeli,
they're trying to invade Lebanon and they're taking casualties just
for their for the sake of their And I don't
really care if they exist or not. But if I was,
you know, if I was hired to try and figure
something out for them, it wouldn't be too do this because,
I mean, unbelievable. How's that iron dome doing?
Speaker 2: Huh? Real good? Huh.
Speaker 1: Back to the debate, I mean, I really don't know
what to say about it. What policy it does? Anybody
who watched it remember policy positions that they actually talked about.
Speaker 2: No, it.
Speaker 1: Was purely aesthetic. That's where we are right now. We
live in it's all about aesthetics. And it looks like
on the Democrat side, it's all about people who are
completely compromised towards the regime. Some may make the argument
that Donald Trump is compromised and that's why the people
who are backing him especially like the Silicon Valley types,
are able to get some of the talking points that
he's putting forward. But at least that's not this regime.
Although you know, there will be quote unquote right wing
influencers who are quote unquote very popular, who will be
quote unquote the Jews control everything because they're Superman and
everything is Zionist controlled than YadA YadA YadA, because you know,
because well, I mean, that's what they'll say this week,
and they'll change their mind next week, and their acolytes
will go right along posting shit under every fucking post
they can, changing their mind week to week because you know, oh,
pro Donald Trump this week, Oh auntie Donald Trump next week?
Oh what what are we this week? What what are
we gonna do?
Speaker 2: Oh? Michigan.
Speaker 1: What a fucking world, right, What a fucking world that
there are people out there who think that we can
go on and survive as a culture, as a nation,
as a people by just being ship posters the whole time.
And I like to ship post I do, and I
think that's what ex Twitter is for most of the time.
But I mean, I I think you understand that when
it comes to like my podcast and these sub stacks substacks.
I might ship post a little more, but as far
as the podcast goes, I mean, I'm trying to take
us back to a serious place, a place where leadership
and politics and you know, the political it is something
that that's important, that something that people can look at
and they can actually be excited about, you know, feel
confident in or not excited because you really shouldn't be
excited about politics, except if there's something really drastically bad
and you're hoping for change, which I guess is now.
But historically politics should just be about this is who
we are, and we're going to protect who we are,
and should posting is ship posting is going to help
help the change. But after that change is done, that
has to go away. So yep, all I saw yesterday
was the guy who seems very normal and a guy
who I don't think most people would run around their kids.
And depending what side of the political spectrum you're on,
you're going to interchange. They're going to interchange those So
I mean that's where we are. We're living in Jeffrey
Epstein's world. Everything is about getting people into power who
you've compromised so you can get so whatever is important
to you gets done.
Speaker 2: So. And if you.
Speaker 1: Look at the world that way, and you look at
that stage last night, it's obvious that the guy who
was standing on the right would be Jeffrey Epstein's guy
allegedly take care a good day, good morning. Well it's Friday,
And what if we learned this week, Well, something we
already knew. It's just it's more in our face that
the government would like to see White America destroyed and
killed as much as possible in the way they're responding
to what's happening in Appalachia with the Hurricane Helene or
I don't know, maybe it was tropical storm. By then,
just being pedantic, we knew that, you know, if you
go back to the opioid trials from West Virginia, the
Sackler family emails referring to the whites, their fellow whites
as pillbillies, showing that they intended to get them hooked
on these things while they're paying for studies to show
that they're not addictive.
Speaker 2: And then you know, we saw that.
Speaker 1: Iran, as much as they're called the greatest enemy of
the world, that.
Speaker 2: When they.
Speaker 1: Targeted Israel in resaliation for what they were doing to
Hesbala and what they've done to the Palestinian people. They
concentrated on military targets. Israel is not one who come
out and say that they lost twenty f thirty fives.
I wonder where they got those from, and that they
suffered infrastructure, and that maybe Massade headquarters got hit. But
you can be damn sure that if they killed a
bunch of if Iran, if those missiles killed a bunch
of civilians, we'd know about that. So we know that
Iran didn't target civilians.
Speaker 2: But who did.
Speaker 1: It's the Israelis, It's the Zionists, it's the Jews. They
find out that a bad person, or they say that
a bad person is hiding using human shields, and then
it's okay to kill two thousand people and drop eighty
four drop sixteen hundred tons of bombs or however many
it was.
Speaker 2: It was a lot. I heard.
Speaker 1: It was like at least eighty two thousand pound bombs
on neighborhoods to kill one or two people.
Speaker 2: It's fine.
Speaker 1: They can do that because those people they're beneath, they're subhuman.
They're subhuman. They probably planned the two the nine to
eleven attacks, so why not. But if Iran would have
hit a residential building in Tel Aviv and killed some faggots,
that's not permissible at all, that that would cause outrage.
If you're still of the opinion that the Israelis are
the good guys, you're we probably don't have anything to
talk about. You probably shouldn't contact me or ever try
to talk to me. If you're one of those people
who says, oh, I wish both sides could just kill
each other, You're a coward. You're a coward. Which of
the Show me a Lebanese person, or show me a
someone from Palestine, from Gaza or from the West Bank,
who brought porn to this country, who controls Hollywood, who
promoted feminism in this country the Civil Rights Act? You're
a coward, a coward because you know who did this,
you know what group this came from.
Speaker 2: It's also not.
Speaker 1: Smart to blame everyone, to blame all Israeli's Zionists Jews
for this, But how can you not when you see
its whole groups that control pornography?
Speaker 2: Was it?
Speaker 1: What was the year two thousand and six, two thousand
and four when Israel decided that the Palestinians in Gaza
that they needed to be punished again because you know,
they might have set off some rockets for no reason
at all, no reason, no reason. So they took over
their radio stations and started broadcasting porn over their radio stations. Well,
what why.
Speaker 2: Would they do that?
Speaker 1: I thought Porn's is because porn is good?
Speaker 2: If is that it?
Speaker 1: If you're one of those people who's like, oh, I
wish both sides could kill themselves, you're a coward. If
you're one of those people who goes a studying the
last two thousand years of Jewish history, that just doesn't
interest me. You're a coward. You're a coward because just
go back a thousand years read read somebody like Werner Sombart,
who was not an anti Semite. His book The Jews
in Modern Capitalism isn't only about He talks a lot
about finance and commerce up through nineteen eleven when he
wrote the book, but there's also a lot of Jewish
history in there. Talks about their influence with kings and
leaders in Europe, and you can a lot of the
blame for things that happen go on those leaders. Sure,
but why wouldn't you want to know about the history
of this people who have influenced so much over the
last two thousand years in the West, especially if you're
a pro Western person, and if you're a European who
just hates Muslims because they emptied their prisons and just
sent them into Europe. Yeah, yeah, I get it. Who
did that? Do you know the name Barbara Learner Spector
and what she said would have to happen. This is
over twenty years ago, what would have to happen to Europe?
And then it did, just like the authoritarian personality that
book that came out in like nineteen forty eight, nineteen
fifty that was commissioned by the American Jewish Committee and
basically said, this is what we're going to do to
placate the white man, to want us to play Kate,
but to bring the white man to his knees, introduce porn,
destroy the family, destroy their churches for them. Oh, but
that's a conspiracy theory. Although everything in there happened, And
then you see videos by the World Jewish Congress taking
credit for it, saying credit for it all. But no,
I'm still going to be a coward and say this
doesn't interest me. I wish they could both kill themselves.
Speaker 2: We know what it is. You're scared.
Speaker 1: It's not that you're uninterested. Some of the smartest people
I know say things like this, I mean, far more
intelligent than I am. I'm a moron, okay, I just
I have a good pattern recognition. I'm pretty good at
memorizing stuff too. But some of the smartest people I
know say stuff like this. Well, why do they say
stuff like this because they're scared of the reaction. Why
are they scared of the reaction because they know there's
power behind that reaction. Why is there power behind that reaction?
Because maybe a certain group holds the levers of powers
and controls the levers of power. Huh weird, huh. So
you can witness in one week's time the most evil
regime in the world that you know, like a raging
sodomite like Lindsey Graham says, has to be destroyed, it
has to be nuked, launch a retaliatory offensive, or not
even offensive. I would say, this is defensive and aim
for only military targets. Yet you watch the good guys,
the guys that you're just oh god, they.
Speaker 2: Were these are these are these.
Speaker 1: People had nothing to do with nine to eleven. It
was the Muslims. There was nobody dancing on that.
Speaker 2: Let's not bring that up.
Speaker 1: But no, no, it's uninteresting to me. I wish they
both could just kill them kill each other. Oh, look
at look at how these Muslims have invaded my land
and rape gangs? And who brought them there? Who is
responsible for windrush? I think Andrew Joyce did this work already, right,
Who is responsible for this? I'm not saying they're responsible
for all the Indians coming over, or I'm saying that
the one that you complain about the most, the one
that Tommy Robinson has made a career of raving about
and getting morons to send him money and support him
while he's hiding in what Cyprus in resorts, screaming on
the internet, trying to get you to go out in
the streets and get arrested. Who brought them there? Who
brought them there? Who brought who created the porn industry
in this country? Who controls Hollywood, s of London? Banking? Feminism?
Civil Rights Act ninety at amendment. Who it's not the
Jewish guy who has a job in New York City
and goes to the Delhi every day and pick something
up in the morning, pick something up from the Delhi
on the way to war, and then goes home and
goes to sleep every night.
Speaker 2: That's not.
Speaker 1: They may vote Democrat, which is bad enough, but they're
not plotting going home and plotting how to destroy Western
civilization by promoting things that destroy Western civilization. That's the
ones in power. But you still say who it is.
If all of these people, if four hundred and fifty
seven Chinese worked in the Biden administration, if the Chinese
controlled Hollywood, if the Chinese, and in some ways the
Chinese do control Hollywood when it comes to what enters
their country.
Speaker 2: Which is good.
Speaker 1: They should even though I think that that society, I
don't want anything to do with that culture. I don't
want anything to do with at least they understand. If
the Chinese were responsible for the feminist movement in this country,
the multiple feminist movements in this country, if they were
responsible for the Civil Rights Act, if they were for
all of this, you'd be like, huh, there's an awful
lot of Chinese just in power, basically controlling our lives.
If there was a Chinese, if everyone in Congress had
a Chinese person, Chinese. Let's call it a Chinese political
action a sea pack Chinese political action committee. If Thomas
Massey came out and said everyone's got a Chinese political
action committee, guy, you'd be like, there, what's up with
the Chinese? Does that mean that like some guy in
China who was just trying to live his life, you
blame him now.
Speaker 2: But this group.
Speaker 1: You won't talk about because you're a coward. It's uninteresting
to me.
Speaker 2: I don't see it. I just no.
Speaker 1: You choose not to see it. That's why you don't
talk about it. You're scared. I'm scared too, because once
you see it, and once you start talking about it,
you've put a bullet, you put a bullseye on your back.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 1: But if you don't identify the enemy among us, people
can say all they want. Our government is the enemy.
Our elected officials are the enemy who controls those elected officials.
Three of the words in my subtect before this were
Jeffrey Epstein's world. Politically we live in Jeffrey Epstein's world.
All of these people are beholden to this group for reasons.
I think a lot of it has to do with
the work that Jeffrey Epstein did a lot of it
has to do with money. What group the Jeffrey Epstein
belonged to, what group does a pack?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 1: What people does APAC represent? No, No, it's an interesting
I wish both sides could just kill each other.
Speaker 2: Fucking cowards. Have a good weekend.