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Speaker 3: You have a message.
Speaker 6: All depends back on that.
Speaker 7: I'm watching you.
Speaker 8: And I'm the only one who like feels bad for Andrew,
Speaker 8: Like I feel like he had to win this.
Speaker 7: I don't feel bad for Andrew.
Speaker 9: Doll coach Greg and did you all see three of
Speaker 9: the inflorencer fights.
Speaker 7: Over the weekend?
Speaker 9: We had Jake Paul, followed by Andrew Tait and Lo
Speaker 9: and behold Jack Doherty of all people. And so I'm
Speaker 9: sure you know by now that Jake Paul got punched,
Speaker 9: knocked out, broke his teeth, broke his jaw. And people
Speaker 9: are still speculating that this fight it was fixed, that
Speaker 9: it was rigged from the beginning. Do you really think
Speaker 9: that Jake Paul planned to get knocked out break his
Speaker 9: jaw in the sixth round or do you not think
Speaker 9: that he was doing his best to win the fight? Now,
Speaker 9: my opinion is Jake Paul had about a one in
Speaker 9: a thousand chance of winning his fight, and so it
Speaker 9: was more a matter of when, rather than if Joshua.
Speaker 7: Would finally beat him.
Speaker 9: Now, I'm sure a lot of people are thankful, They're
Speaker 9: glad that this happened.
Speaker 7: Finally we got him. We didn't do anything.
Speaker 9: Joshua won against him in a lopsided victory, of which
Speaker 9: of course he won. He's literally thirty pounds bigger, at
Speaker 9: about five inches taller than him, Jake Paul, he had
Speaker 9: no chance. Is he really a loser, perhaps making one
Speaker 9: hundred million dollars.
Speaker 7: For this fight. How many of you would not go
Speaker 7: into a boxing match against a heavyweight champion for one
Speaker 7: hundred million dollars even if you lose, And so, regardless
Speaker 7: of the fact that he loses, he actually wins.
Speaker 3: Next.
Speaker 9: Andrew Tait the top g a former world kickboxing champion, legit.
Speaker 7: Fighter, motivational speaker.
Speaker 9: A man who says, you should be tough, you should fight,
Speaker 9: you should provide, you should be doing all of the things.
Speaker 9: He bragged, said he was going to win this fight
Speaker 9: and brought a lot of eyeballs in people hoping that
Speaker 9: he would lose. Andrew was in fact a favorite. Most
Speaker 9: people expected him to dominate. But remember he's forty, he
Speaker 9: hasn't fought in perhaps ten years, and last he fought,
Speaker 9: he was able to use his legs. This is totally different.
Speaker 9: It's similar to if you're a UFC fighter and you're
Speaker 9: in a boxing match, perhaps your best weapon your legs.
Speaker 9: You can't use it, and so you're clearly at a disadvantage.
Speaker 9: Not to mention, Andrew Tait a lot smaller than his opponent,
Speaker 9: now Andrew being over six foot two, He's not a
Speaker 9: small man, but in comparison to his opponent, he did
Speaker 9: look a little bit tiny, and so my opinion, he's
Speaker 9: down a weight class older. Perhaps didn't have the time
Speaker 9: to come in at his best, but this is what
Speaker 9: he did. He put his body on the line, his reputation.
Speaker 9: Did he have anything to gain by winning this match?
Speaker 9: I don't think so, other than perhaps whatever millions of
Speaker 9: dollars that he doesn't actually need. And so he just
Speaker 9: took on a challenge motivation to see what he was
Speaker 9: made out of. Yes, of course, on the road to
Speaker 9: the fight, he has to hype it up. I'm gonna win,
Speaker 9: It's obviously going to be me. And that's how top
Speaker 9: athletes sell these fights. You have to go in cocky,
Speaker 9: you have to be arrogant. But notice how he behaved
Speaker 9: in his defeat. Did he make excuses? Did he complain?
Speaker 9: Look at his face. He clearly was battered. He was
Speaker 9: losing and he knew it. But listen to.
Speaker 3: This, Talk to us about what it feels like.
Speaker 1: You'd be back here.
Speaker 5: Ten years out, forty years old.
Speaker 3: Gave him my all.
Speaker 1: But it's tough.
Speaker 10: I say, it's really tough.
Speaker 7: Soon do you think we'll be able to see you
Speaker 7: in here again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna have to off that wants to find
Speaker 2: my decisions, But chance, I'm gonna happy.
Speaker 1: Do you have a message all the fans back on
Speaker 1: that are watching.
Speaker 5: You, It's better to try and move to enough try
Speaker 5: at all.
Speaker 8: I'm the only one who like feels bad for Andrew,
Speaker 8: like I feel like he had to win this.
Speaker 9: I don't feel bad for Andrew at all. He tried,
Speaker 9: he did his best, and he lost.
Speaker 7: What did you do? You who's watching this right now?
Speaker 7: Did you try? Did you try? And feel it's better
Speaker 7: to have tried it?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 11: My dad's making poker, so.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'll be back in a minute. But after this
Speaker 1: popcorn is made, well, I got about Yeah, I got
Speaker 1: enough time and.
Speaker 9: Field to never have tried it all, and to I
Speaker 9: simply wonder what you could have done. Now imagine if
Speaker 9: we're going to say Andrew shouldn't have thought.
Speaker 7: That he somehow now loses his status.
Speaker 8: I feel like he had to win this, Like he's
Speaker 8: not really Like his whole thing was like I'm the best,
Speaker 8: I'm the top. G Like his epic motivational speeches are
Speaker 8: just gonna not hit the same after this.
Speaker 9: Of course, they're going to hit the same he put
Speaker 9: his money where his mouth is. Is that the same
Speaker 9: he put his mouth where his money is. He put
Speaker 9: his mouth on his money. He put his money on
Speaker 9: his mouth. He put his mouth on his money. I
Speaker 9: don't know the same. There's a saying whatever.
Speaker 7: And so if we're gonna.
Speaker 9: Sit here and critique, addertate and say he's lost his
Speaker 9: status because he fought and lost, what is.
Speaker 7: That going to do to everyone else?
Speaker 9: All that message would be is if you don't think
Speaker 9: you can win, that it's not guaranteed, then don't try,
Speaker 9: sit back and do nothing.
Speaker 7: Why would you ever go and talk to that she
Speaker 7: might reject you.
Speaker 9: It's better to not try, to not ask her out,
Speaker 9: than to try and have her make fun of you
Speaker 9: or just say no. What kind of loser beta attitude
Speaker 9: would that be? And so Andrew lost, he says, yep,
Speaker 9: he's better than me. He deserved it. I'm happy for
Speaker 9: him despite all the talking he did leading up to this,
Speaker 9: perhaps being shocked that he was in fact defeated, But
Speaker 9: he said, I did my best, and so what have
Speaker 9: you done? And so, if you're gonna talk shit about
Speaker 9: Andrew Tate, what have you done?
Speaker 7: In your life? Are you always the champion?
Speaker 9: Michael Jordan, perhaps the best basketball player of all time.
Speaker 9: He perhaps missed fifty percent of his shots, but you
Speaker 9: miss one hundred percent of the shots that.
Speaker 7: You do not take.
Speaker 8: Better to try and lose than to not try at all. Hey,
Speaker 8: I agree with that big respect to Andrew Tate. Personally,
Speaker 8: I would not have gotten in there in that ring.
Speaker 8: So I can't say that you know I would have
Speaker 8: gone in there personally, I'm just not a fighter enter Tate. Hey,
Speaker 8: respect respect to the top g you will always be
Speaker 8: my top ten.
Speaker 9: And so my personal opinion is this just allows people
Speaker 9: to relate that much more with entertain Perhaps you had
Speaker 9: him on a pedestal, the strongest, toughest, baddest man in
Speaker 9: the world. Now you realize that he can be humbled.
Speaker 9: But his message is the same, to work on yourself
Speaker 9: and be better to take risks. But this now leads
Speaker 9: us to the most shocking fight of the weekend, Jack
Speaker 9: Doherty fighting with Andre Rlovsky, former UFC champion.
Speaker 7: And I'm not making this shit up. It actually happened,
Speaker 7: you know how He does.
Speaker 9: The whole I'm gonna walk into somebody, I'm gonna pretend
Speaker 9: I didn't know I bumped you, but to piss you off.
Speaker 12: And then he wants to film it hide.
Speaker 13: Well, I don't know if he was doing it or
Speaker 13: he intended to do it here, but he goes and he.
Speaker 3: Walks into Andre Rolovsky.
Speaker 9: And so my opinion is he didn't make a mistake
Speaker 9: at all.
Speaker 7: This was carefully calculated.
Speaker 3: Think of it.
Speaker 9: Jack Doherty, he hires a bodyguard, he hides behind him
Speaker 9: all the time, and he essentially starts trouble with other
Speaker 9: people and then hides behind his bodyguard as he's simply
Speaker 9: a coward. But what he knows how to do is
Speaker 9: to push your buttons. That's right, you, You was watching
Speaker 9: this right now. You hate Jack Doherty, and so of
Speaker 9: course he should. But remember for every hero, you need
Speaker 9: a villain. Jack Doherty, he's clearly a villain, and so
Speaker 9: is Les Watson, who was also at this event. And
Speaker 9: so Jack bumps up into Arlovsky and Arlovsky he's not
Speaker 9: putting up with that.
Speaker 7: You don't do that on purpose to me. A UFC champion, Jack,
Speaker 7: he knows what he's doing.
Speaker 9: His camera's rolling ready to get the footage to make
Speaker 9: him go viral. Now imagine Jack's friends, these teenagers with
Speaker 9: the crazy hair.
Speaker 7: Imagine thinking that it's.
Speaker 9: A good idea to start attacking Arlovsky. I mean that
Speaker 9: is going too far. Jackie's hiding, he's getting back. But
Speaker 9: to just attack these people, these so called pranks. I've
Speaker 9: had enough of it, all the people who are doing pranks.
Speaker 7: Eventually it's gonna end in chaos or perhaps somebody losing
Speaker 7: your life. You don't do these things.
Speaker 9: Why are you deliberately, on purpose hitting into other people.
Speaker 9: You never know what day that person's had, You never
Speaker 9: know how they might retaliate. Now understand Arlovsky, he went
Speaker 9: easy on these guys. He's not attacking them.
Speaker 7: He's throwing his hands a little bit. He's not throwing
Speaker 7: full force.
Speaker 9: He's not like he jumped on the guy attacked him
Speaker 9: bear body slammed him. He's simply saying, hey, mess off,
Speaker 9: stay away from me. If he wanted to, he could.
Speaker 7: Have put all of these guys out.
Speaker 9: And so he exercizes restraint, unlike Jack Doherty and his posse,
Speaker 9: and so we can see the fingers being thrown in
Speaker 9: the air. These guys are doing anything to be hated. Remember,
Speaker 9: controversy sells.
Speaker 3: You don't think.
Speaker 9: Wes Watson knows and realizes what he's doing despite getting
Speaker 9: all of the hate. How often do we talk about
Speaker 9: him Jack Doherty the exact same thing.
Speaker 7: And so it isn't just heroes who gets shown in
Speaker 7: social media.
Speaker 9: Every hero needs a villain, and so Jack Doherty he
Speaker 9: knows how to play the villain. I mean, frankly, these
Speaker 9: kids should be charged. We should be making an example
Speaker 9: of them. You can't get away with this. You can't
Speaker 9: just bump into a man and start attacking him three
Speaker 9: on one.
Speaker 7: Just because he's much.
Speaker 9: Larger than you, perhaps older than you, doesn't give you
Speaker 9: permission to do to him whatever you want. And so
Speaker 9: hopefully we'll see the return of Andrew Tate, Jake Paul
Speaker 9: and perhaps even Jack Doherty boxing in the ring. And
Speaker 9: my suggestion, of course they're going to want to use
Speaker 9: Turk Builder Max or turk Plato.
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Speaker 1: fuck is the thing? Excuse me my language but irritating.
Speaker 1: But I don't find things that I purposely set aside.
Speaker 1: All right, this is called the story scope. It seems
Speaker 1: like all they do is talk about gypsy crusader though,
Speaker 1: like this is the whole freaking thing here. Case of
Speaker 1: gypsy Crusader now I'm just putting this on for a Timefielder.
Speaker 1: We'll get it back into Some of these other ones
Speaker 1: were good. I believe I saw that one and that
Speaker 1: one and the movie trilogy here. Actually, maybe we're a
Speaker 1: bit better off starting with that one. Yeah, I'll start
Speaker 1: with that one. Look, I'm not obsessed with this guy whatsoever.
Speaker 1: I actually don't. I think he's kind of a phony
Speaker 1: a little bit. But uh, it's interesting to people, and
Speaker 1: I'll have my commentary on it later.
Speaker 3: Yes, no, no, no, no. It wasn't my family that turned
Speaker 3: me this way.
Speaker 14: It was society, the society that wants to let people
Speaker 14: like you run around free, doing whatever you want, destroying
Speaker 14: every place that you go to, like a cancerous plague.
Speaker 3: See, it wasn't my family that made me get these scars.
Speaker 3: It was you. What do they do to you?
Speaker 15: Bro?
Speaker 7: You're still hate?
Speaker 14: It's not hate, not hate you think it's hate.
Speaker 3: In reality, it's about love. I love my people. I
Speaker 3: love my people. I don't love those people. I don't love.
Speaker 3: And again, people is a very loose term.
Speaker 6: What's your name, Paul Miller.
Speaker 16: Let's say out of one hundred chimpanzees, thirteen were causing
Speaker 16: sixty percent of the issues in the jungle.
Speaker 7: What do you think we should do with these thirteen chimpanzees?
Speaker 3: I mean you have a good day?
Speaker 1: Have funny?
Speaker 3: Is that an acceptable word to use? Now? Do you
Speaker 3: know what word I like better to describe?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: How does it feel?
Speaker 7: It didn't feel great?
Speaker 3: Does it feel like I'm in the chest?
Speaker 7: It feels like yeah?
Speaker 3: Like with your words? Good? Good? You fuck? I'm glad.
Speaker 17: Ask somebody like Gypsy Crusader. Have you ever heard his
Speaker 17: origin story? Do you even know where that guy came from?
Speaker 17: Have you been around long enough? I know the lore.
Speaker 6: You don't know anything about my life? That wasn't all bro.
Speaker 18: I was a freeman. I was a free man. And
Speaker 18: you know something, The reason.
Speaker 19: I had that flyarm is because we're threatening to give
Speaker 19: me every single day.
Speaker 14: True Listen, my heart goes out to you guys in
Speaker 14: an extent because I do understand. I understand you guys
Speaker 14: are living in a prison. I understand cut off food
Speaker 14: and water, electricity.
Speaker 3: I understand that, and I think it's horrible.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I think that it shows their lack of humanity.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, it's a necessary evil. Isn't it horrible? Isn't it sad.
Speaker 14: It's so sad, but I could use it and I
Speaker 14: could show people how evil they are, and they'll wake
Speaker 14: my people up. So I use your peoples and to
Speaker 14: wake up my own. See how that works.
Speaker 8: See how it works, bro, you're the most disgusting person
Speaker 8: I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: Booth.
Speaker 17: If they felt that way about Charlie Kirk, what do
Speaker 17: you think they think about a guy like Gypsy Crusader.
Speaker 14: So I had a very interesting morning. The FBI came
Speaker 14: to my door, knocked on, it, came in. I you know,
Speaker 14: it was like, what do you guys want? You want
Speaker 14: to take some more years off of my life? And
Speaker 14: they were just like, no, no, mister Miller, We're sorry
Speaker 14: to disturb you. Very apologetic. They told me that they've
Speaker 14: seen against me and they were just coming to warn
Speaker 14: me and to you know, make sure that I'm okay,
Speaker 14: which I found very weird and kind of interesting. But
Speaker 14: I'm fine. I don't want anyone to worry. But it
Speaker 14: was just an interesting thing that just happened. Fucking Tucker's,
Speaker 14: so there's one. Let everyone know that that just happened,
Speaker 14: but not to worry, and I will see you guys
Speaker 14: later tonight.
Speaker 3: On the show holy ship, you weren't, bitch.
Speaker 14: You're the biggest bitch feit, Bro, look at your one
Speaker 14: hundred per bitch bitch.
Speaker 6: I'm not doing shit to you, Bro. You would love that.
Speaker 6: You would love your tickets good to you?
Speaker 14: Yeah, you would, you would absolutely Look at you got broke,
Speaker 14: get your hands in these first of all?
Speaker 3: There?
Speaker 6: Yeah, getting hands to these?
Speaker 3: Price?
Speaker 6: What get me hands to these? Christ you're gonna do it?
Speaker 6: Or what?
Speaker 3: See what happens the cut?
Speaker 6: They told him what I told him?
Speaker 3: What they told me?
Speaker 6: Told me?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yes, say it again, Bro, I said aye, one more time,
Speaker 6: more time to fucking yeah. You see that.
Speaker 12: You see that this guy's fucking saying fully ship, bron
Speaker 12: har yeah, say.
Speaker 6: One more times they airport, can hear you, bro? One
Speaker 6: more times? They're working hear you?
Speaker 3: Fucking loser, Bro, loser.
Speaker 6: What you're talking about is crazy crazy?
Speaker 3: But you what did you say to me? I wait
Speaker 3: for the day that one of you are bad enough
Speaker 3: to give it a shot.
Speaker 20: I need to give you.
Speaker 3: My name's Paul Miller, So now give me your name.
Speaker 3: Give me your fucking name, Jose.
Speaker 14: Unless you're a fucking up the mask, you're a fucking
Speaker 14: take up the seems that you could see my face.
Speaker 14: Your fuck, you can see my face completely.
Speaker 6: It's a mask.
Speaker 3: There's no mask. Take it, there's no mask.
Speaker 6: Well, then wipe it. I can't see your real face.
Speaker 3: You can see my real face. It's right here. I
Speaker 3: just told you my real name. You know something? Yes,
Speaker 3: remember it because yeah, you do that. Yes, you do that. Yes,
Speaker 3: I can't remember. I got your name. One, this is
Speaker 3: a real got your name. I got your name?
Speaker 21: Yeah you do.
Speaker 3: Now give me yours. Fucking fucking that's what I thought.
Speaker 11: No, you ever been Listen, You're going to go to
Speaker 11: prisons at some point in your life, so I'm sure
Speaker 11: you'll see it.
Speaker 6: But I've actually been there.
Speaker 11: I'm from New York.
Speaker 3: Where are you from? Okay?
Speaker 7: And when what year did this happen?
Speaker 11: This happened in twenty twenty one.
Speaker 3: Here I'll share it.
Speaker 14: This is my federal prison ID see see US Department
Speaker 14: of Justice, see inmate, see my name.
Speaker 3: That's me. Yes. So when I went to prison, okay.
Speaker 14: I seen a majority, more than a majority of the population.
Speaker 14: They were not there for a parking ticket. Now, as
Speaker 14: a person who's actually been there and seen you know
Speaker 14: the difference of population. Do you still want to try
Speaker 14: to pretend.
Speaker 11: Like I don't know, how could you not understand this?
Speaker 3: What is wrong with you? Are you so afraid effacing
Speaker 3: the facts?
Speaker 17: Ask somebody like Gypsy Crusader? Have you ever heard his
Speaker 17: origin story? Do you even know where that guy came from?
Speaker 17: Have you been around long enough?
Speaker 1: I know the lore.
Speaker 17: I know that Paul Miller, Gypsy Crusader, got basically jumped
Speaker 17: by Antifah, got the shit kicked out of him, and
Speaker 17: then he got charged for defending himself and it ruined
Speaker 17: his life.
Speaker 3: Do you know that.
Speaker 7: This is what I'm talking about?
Speaker 17: People that got red pilled yesterday, people that started paying.
Speaker 1: It to Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, But it's a bunch
Speaker 1: of fucking people who are circle jerking each other. Do
Speaker 1: you know that this guy also validates the Holocaust? But
Speaker 1: you didn't know that about him? He claims that there
Speaker 1: was a protocost. That's kind of that seems a lot
Speaker 1: of character, doesn't it? All the main way of talking points,
Speaker 1: he's right on, He's right with him, right with him.
Speaker 1: I remember him. I watched the the podcast that Nick
Speaker 1: is on with Bradley Martin. He slides it in there,
Speaker 1: the validating the fact that there was an actual product
Speaker 1: cost and that it was deliberate genocide. But he's like,
Speaker 1: can you blame them? That's not the right that's not
Speaker 1: the right way of approaching that. If it's a lie,
Speaker 1: it's a lie. So Nick is a fake natty.
Speaker 17: Tension of politics this year. People that got red pilled
Speaker 17: in twenty twenty five lurk more.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 1: You First of all, he can't bridge the glap between
Speaker 1: gen Z and everybody else, even though he want. He
Speaker 1: tries to and hangs out with people who are influencers
Speaker 1: and you know, Internet for no good reason, no real
Speaker 1: talent rich off their mind now because they have followers
Speaker 1: on the platforms like Eden Ross Sneako. But he's not.
Speaker 1: He's not bridging the cap gen Z style because he
Speaker 1: doesn't have the You can't be that smug and be
Speaker 1: wrong about so many things. He also said that it
Speaker 1: was Tyler Robinson. You're starting to develop a picture here.
Speaker 1: So whatever he does criticize, it's obviously it becomes very
Speaker 1: apparent that he's criticizing within the safe confines of the
Speaker 1: little box he's allowed to play in. He's still in
Speaker 1: his sandbox. He's not deviating from the from the from
Speaker 1: the perimeter, as if you were coloring in a in
Speaker 1: a coloring book, you know you're not coloring outside the
Speaker 1: lines with Nick. Nick is not doing that on all
Speaker 1: the main things that matter. Enough to get people to
Speaker 1: say stupid shit in his comments so they can be
Speaker 1: threat at cessed, but certainly not enough for it to
Speaker 1: matter or for there will be any real true purpose
Speaker 1: in what he's doing. And the fact that Paul and him,
Speaker 1: even though they don't talk to each other, they talk
Speaker 1: about each other a lot, saying I like Nick d
Speaker 1: you know, if his method works, mind won't be necessary.
Speaker 1: This is all This is all theaters. It's a click theater,
Speaker 1: it's it's a social media, you know, clout chasing theater.
Speaker 1: But it's also distraction so that people you and me
Speaker 1: think that there's actually people out there who represent you,
Speaker 1: even if not in politics, but represent the spirit of
Speaker 1: the frustration of being screwed over by foreigners in our
Speaker 1: own country.
Speaker 3: This is not what he is.
Speaker 1: He's the safe controlled opposition.
Speaker 17: Where did Paul Miller come from? Where did gypsy crusader
Speaker 17: come from? And I had my differences with him, but
Speaker 17: do you.
Speaker 3: Know his origin story?
Speaker 17: He got jumped, he got fucking assaulted and.
Speaker 14: Harasded can't you can't figure it out? Is it too
Speaker 14: difficult for you to have a conversation on your own?
Speaker 14: You need some fucking backup. See, I could have a
Speaker 14: conversation one on one and debate anybody on the facts.
Speaker 14: If you need backup to do it, then it shows
Speaker 14: me that you fucking assholes are not capable of doing it.
Speaker 6: You don't want to sit here and debate about how
Speaker 6: it is.
Speaker 3: You just want to make.
Speaker 6: Excuses, man, You just want to make excuses.
Speaker 7: Ellen, did you violate the terms of your own parole?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 6: You carry firearms?
Speaker 3: Ellen?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 20: That's you?
Speaker 3: What parole?
Speaker 6: Was I on, asshole?
Speaker 3: I wasn't on parole. The ad L.
Speaker 14: The ADL kicked my fucking door in and raided my
Speaker 14: house because they told the FBI to do it.
Speaker 18: You don't know anything about my life. I wasn't off
Speaker 18: for I was a free man. I was a free man.
Speaker 19: And you know something, The reason I had that firearms
Speaker 19: is because we're threatening to kill me every single day
Speaker 19: for coming on and talking about how violent.
Speaker 6: That's the truth I did. I did go to the police,
Speaker 6: and you know what the police told me. Can't do nothing?
Speaker 14: About it because they were too worried about the matter
Speaker 14: rise it just happened to do anything about it.
Speaker 3: That's the truth.
Speaker 22: Because you people have made the entire country less safe,
Speaker 22: because every cop nowadays is too worried about being Derek
Speaker 22: to do their job.
Speaker 7: That's not true.
Speaker 3: No, it is true.
Speaker 1: It is true.
Speaker 3: That's the truth.
Speaker 14: No, there is no police, there's just being stupid and
Speaker 14: not listening to commands and being ship.
Speaker 6: Okay, so we see you didn't listen to commands when
Speaker 6: you held a obvious I'm alive.
Speaker 3: I'm alive.
Speaker 6: I'm alive.
Speaker 14: When the cops came to get me, when the FBI
Speaker 14: came to get me, I let them handcuff me and
Speaker 14: they put me in the back of the car that
Speaker 14: took me and they took me to they took me
Speaker 14: to jail.
Speaker 6: Unlike you, who are you? Who fight? Who fight back
Speaker 6: with the cops and then you get and then you're
Speaker 6: wondering why it happened.
Speaker 3: Catch your breath, Catch your breath?
Speaker 6: Chat who won.
Speaker 3: Control your impulse?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 3: What a my mother?
Speaker 6: If I ever see you, you ever.
Speaker 14: See me anywhere, the last thing you're ever gonna see
Speaker 14: is my face because I'm.
Speaker 23: Some ship man, man, this is content, cinema, cinema. I
Speaker 23: want to see the part two. I want to see
Speaker 23: the full debate. I want to see a podcast.
Speaker 14: I don't know.
Speaker 13: I don't know.
Speaker 23: You guys think one pure content. I or even watched
Speaker 23: the whole vide back. I watched this whole thing. Holy moly,
Speaker 23: brand Risk. This is this is main event, Brand Risk,
Speaker 23: main event. This is main event in UFC.
Speaker 6: This is this is Dana White is lick at his lips?
Speaker 6: Are gonna does? I don't know where the full clip is.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know if you can find it. I saw
Speaker 6: a coffin got band free cough, fuck roach, map puss,
Speaker 6: where you from?
Speaker 3: What's your name?
Speaker 7: Which stayed?
Speaker 6: I'm really trying to get it home with yo yo.
Speaker 24: When I saw the fried chicken, When I saw the
Speaker 24: fried chicken, bro.
Speaker 1: I was like, what the fuck he does?
Speaker 5: What the fuck.
Speaker 3: It does?
Speaker 1: The monkey and the fried chicken up?
Speaker 6: Yo, man, that was some funny ship.
Speaker 3: Bro.
Speaker 24: That was some funny fucking ship. The fucking fried chicken.
Speaker 24: I gotta hold back, hold on that monkey ship.
Speaker 6: That'd be dead.
Speaker 1: There's some funny.
Speaker 3: What's your name?
Speaker 7: Which you say?
Speaker 3: I'm brilliant.
Speaker 25: But I will say this only really he's got one
Speaker 25: of these. Ah, he's got it too, only the real
Speaker 25: he's got one of these, man, So.
Speaker 1: If you're not you're not familiar with that. He has
Speaker 1: one that says chirp, because every time he's talking to
Speaker 1: a certain ethnicity you hear a chirping in the background
Speaker 1: from their smoke detector. And he also has one that
Speaker 1: says ninja. Some say ninja.
Speaker 24: It says n I G G E R nina shot
Speaker 24: to Paul for hooking me up with one of those
Speaker 24: many that's just funny as fun bro yo, if you
Speaker 24: don't laugh, like, come on bro like. But maybe I
Speaker 24: could host the debate between these two guys one day. Baby,
Speaker 24: they're down, he should be boxing. But no, funny shit, man,
Speaker 24: I suppose a couple of like once once he's funny.
Speaker 1: We know it's really sickening, though, is that whatever the
Speaker 1: hell this is makes way more money than any of
Speaker 1: us do combined doing basically nothing because he happens to
Speaker 1: be friends with Aiden Ross, and Aiden Ross has like
Speaker 1: seven million followers on Twitch. They start off playing games,
Speaker 1: but it's not because everybody can do that. It's because
Speaker 1: they were selected and he's annoy Vay Aiden.
Speaker 24: Ross obviously you guys know Gypsy Crusaders hilarious, shout out
Speaker 24: to him. He said some nice things about me, and
Speaker 24: I really appreciate that man. Shout out to Gypsy Crusader
Speaker 24: and all the lot out to you guys. Oh slash,
Speaker 24: but yeah, go check him out on I think couples
Speaker 24: on kick Go check him out. He's actually everywhere. Yeah,
Speaker 24: YouTube all that ship and then he's on I think
Speaker 24: he has but yeah, this is clip blower right here was.
Speaker 14: Fucking interaction with that fucking who is Aiden Ross's little
Speaker 14: bitch boy? I had an interaction with him, right somebody
Speaker 14: asks when it is about it? Find this is like, oh,
Speaker 14: I'm a vulgar, I am obnoxious? How how am I obnoxious?
Speaker 14: When some fucking comes on and says he's gonna well.
Speaker 1: That's because he fines is also buddies with Aiden Ross
Speaker 1: and Sneako and Klick. Did you know he's he's been
Speaker 1: on a podcast sitting side by side with the Clovicular.
Speaker 1: You know the kid who at fourteen started taking steroids.
Speaker 1: But it looks maxing that one.
Speaker 11: Flashes, a gun flashes and all I sit there and
Speaker 11: say is like, you know something, You've proved everything that
Speaker 11: I say, right, Where am I vulgar?
Speaker 3: Tell me?
Speaker 6: Where at me?
Speaker 4: Like a joke?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, look at this.
Speaker 1: You don't have the privilege to call me names.
Speaker 6: I'm just asking you a question.
Speaker 7: Would you would you call a black male?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: I love? I love.
Speaker 7: Is really crazy.
Speaker 20: How did you come to acquire these decorations?
Speaker 14: Well, you know, I mean, I have all sorts of
Speaker 14: people that provide me with such amazing ornaments.
Speaker 7: So what's the other flag?
Speaker 21: Then?
Speaker 3: This is the battle flag. This is the flag that
Speaker 3: we're gonna use when we start rounding.
Speaker 1: Jesus, Jesus, this is what we're gonna remember seeing this
Speaker 1: one with the side by side so you can see
Speaker 1: the person too, She's like, Jesus d.
Speaker 6: Fucking round all people up.
Speaker 3: I'm fine? Are you okay? Mental? Sing? Oh little?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 11: You know what I could tell no that you're about
Speaker 11: thirty pounds overweight?
Speaker 6: You feet.
Speaker 3: Good evening? How you doing it?
Speaker 1: So he's a motivational life coach. I think that's the
Speaker 1: best way to describe Paul Miller. You know, it's a
Speaker 1: tough love that you need. The you need to be
Speaker 1: able to criticize in order to really get to people,
Speaker 1: because you know, beautiful at any at any or healthy
Speaker 1: at any weight or beautiful at any weight, that doesn't
Speaker 1: really cut it in reality.
Speaker 3: Are you? Are you from Israel? Yes? What's what's going
Speaker 3: on over there? Are you guys? Okay? More? I want buller.
Speaker 7: Whatever tickles your pickle.
Speaker 3: I'm streaming, so so am mine? No you're not? I
Speaker 3: am you are? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I bet you.
Speaker 11: Nobody's ever seen your real face or anything about you.
Speaker 3: Oh No, people know exactly who I am. You could
Speaker 3: look me up anytime you want. My name is Paul Miller.
Speaker 3: People know me as Gypsy Crusader. You can google me.
Speaker 21: Paul Miller.
Speaker 6: So you've been arrested twice?
Speaker 11: Yeah, only again. I'm not mad at Nick. Nick is
Speaker 11: just playing the game and then get it.
Speaker 3: Anyways, it is what it is. Yeah, I'm fine with it.
Speaker 11: Oh, I'm fine with being everyone's villain and I don't
Speaker 11: care anymore. Cope about how all of these people talk
Speaker 11: shit about me. Cope, they don't know what the fuck
Speaker 11: I've been through. They don't know what I've seen.
Speaker 1: You know, whenever somebody says that, like, there's valid points
Speaker 1: in any time someone says that I'm sure because it's
Speaker 1: not even so much of the severity. It's how it
Speaker 1: affects you that makes it matter, right, But you also
Speaker 1: have to swallow a little bit of your own pride
Speaker 1: and show some humility because you know that no matter
Speaker 1: how bad you've had it, there's people out there to
Speaker 1: have it way worse and they've reacted differently to it.
Speaker 1: And that would be the memory and and the uh
Speaker 1: concept that we keep firmly planted in your mind to
Speaker 1: guide you and to keep you in check yourself, is
Speaker 1: that adversity can happen to a ton of people, and
Speaker 1: they don't all they don't all react in the same way.
Speaker 11: They don't know what it's like to be in a
Speaker 11: prison cell, worried about if the rest of your days
Speaker 11: are going to be sitting here standing at a fucking
Speaker 11: brick wall. They don't know what it's like to have
Speaker 11: your entire family threaten, your life destroyed.
Speaker 3: They don't know.
Speaker 14: This must be nice to sit in their ivory tower
Speaker 14: and pass judgment on me. I want to see them.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing that this, you know, feel sorry for me,
Speaker 1: pity party. Thing that he's doing right now is that
Speaker 1: you have to put that side by side with the
Speaker 1: amount of times he's shouted at young girls and boys
Speaker 1: in a very insulting fashion. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's like, you can't have it both ways. If you're
Speaker 1: gonna do that and be belligent like that, even if
Speaker 1: you think it's proving some point it's shock value or whatever,
Speaker 1: shaken and rattling their cage a little bit, you can't
Speaker 1: then act like you're the innocent party. You know, the
Speaker 1: kid who's just lashing out or the lion that's lashing
Speaker 1: out because it's continuously being poked. You're going on, omgol,
Speaker 1: re of the house, illegal and monkey whatever that is
Speaker 1: the other one is and looking for confrontation. It's different
Speaker 1: when you're out there seeking it.
Speaker 11: Go through just a little bit of what's happened to me,
Speaker 11: just a limit, and let's see how they come out.
Speaker 3: And while I may be.
Speaker 11: A little unhinged, I have lost most of my sanity,
Speaker 11: I still am here doing the best that I possibly can.
Speaker 11: And I didn't I didn't let his stop. And again
Speaker 11: I'm not like to pack myself on the back. I
Speaker 11: shouldn't be.
Speaker 3: I've done.
Speaker 11: Activism, I've done this, I've went to riots, I've went
Speaker 11: to prison, I've done all these things, Like what more
Speaker 11: do I have to do to try to make people
Speaker 11: understand that it's not ease?
Speaker 1: So what I'm trying to figure out is why he
Speaker 1: was not allowed to lawfully possess a firearm in the
Speaker 1: first place. At what point was he a felon? Was
Speaker 1: it after he got his ass cooked by anti Well?
Speaker 1: I mean he's fought them, but you know, he gets
Speaker 1: put in jail for the assaults that occurred into you know,
Speaker 1: during the prod Voice thing when when Antifa jumped them,
Speaker 1: a bunch of people jumped them. So did that carry
Speaker 1: a felony charge? Because at what point, when when he's
Speaker 1: getting death threats and he's getting docs and people showing
Speaker 1: up at his parents' house and they're threatening to de
Speaker 1: show their business, threatening to burn down the house and
Speaker 1: all that, the logical step would be protect yourself because
Speaker 1: it's a it's a viable, legitimate threat. And are you
Speaker 1: going to sit around and wait for the corrupt system
Speaker 1: that's controlled by you know who putting the jew and
Speaker 1: judicial system to just to decide that you know when
Speaker 1: you can and can't have the means to protect yourself.
Speaker 1: I think a lot of this crap that they you know,
Speaker 1: fellainize people for. And you know, any any asshole can
Speaker 1: make a make a claim at you and get a
Speaker 1: restraining order against you or whatnot, and that could also
Speaker 1: take away your ability to protect yourself. And then none
Speaker 1: of that astually even has to be legitimate. It just
Speaker 1: has to be seen in the as valid by the courts.
Speaker 1: So at what point in what time, why can't why
Speaker 1: can't there be a path and a process a procedure
Speaker 1: for people who have been run through the system unjustly
Speaker 1: what happened, which happens a lot. They're not career felons,
Speaker 1: they're not career violent criminals. Why can't they attain their
Speaker 1: rights to protect themselves? Again, that's a problem with the system.
Speaker 1: That there's multiple The whole system is a problem, but
Speaker 1: that's one of the main ones that I never agreed with.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's certain people that definitely shouldn't be allowed
Speaker 1: to have them. You know, the device is required to
Speaker 1: cause more havoc and chaos and harm because their predators.
Speaker 1: And then there's people who get caught in the crossfire
Speaker 1: of the corrupt system in the severity or whatever you
Speaker 1: want to call that, especially if the incident itself, the
Speaker 1: initial incident that got you the f the felony, didn't
Speaker 1: involve those types of tools, then those types of tools
Speaker 1: shouldn't be removed from the equation in your life. That's
Speaker 1: my personal opinion. I would love to hear what you
Speaker 1: think about that. Please say so, and I'll check the
Speaker 1: comments here in a minute. Game for me, oh, I mean, sorry,
Speaker 1: the chats.
Speaker 11: Not in this for the money. I'm not in this
Speaker 11: for the fame. I don't give a shit about either one.
Speaker 1: But it sure is nice, isn't it to be able
Speaker 1: to sit down in front of your computer provide content
Speaker 1: that people will appreciate and get compensated for it, especially
Speaker 1: in a world where at any given time I have
Speaker 1: shell shock. Now I have like severe shell shock from
Speaker 1: watching the world go out of order during twenty twenty
Speaker 1: twenty twenty one, and businesses, including my own, being shut
Speaker 1: down for a period of time, and all the time
Speaker 1: and effort that I put into it watching it all
Speaker 1: be taken because it wasn't for the efforts that I
Speaker 1: was putting into the business that made it decline. It
Speaker 1: was the fact that the world, the whole world shut
Speaker 1: down and tourism never popped back out because you know,
Speaker 1: got back up on its feet like it used to,
Speaker 1: because the trauma of the situation that affected people even subconsciously.
Speaker 1: After that, the tourism rules and regulations in other countries
Speaker 1: prevented more people from wanting to go through the bother
Speaker 1: of coming to San Diego anymore or anywhere else. And
Speaker 1: who wants to go to California after they display to
Speaker 1: how they behaved during false crises, why would they want
Speaker 1: to put themselves in that again. And then the continuous
Speaker 1: evaporation of what do you call it, disposable income? All
Speaker 1: these factors played into that. So after two years, I
Speaker 1: handed over the keys and now I wholesale to that business,
Speaker 1: rather than run it myself from a distance, which was
Speaker 1: very difficult, but when times are good, it made sense
Speaker 1: to do so. But I mean that that store was
Speaker 1: supposed to be mine until I can hand it over
Speaker 1: to my daughter, and now it's things have changed, right,
Speaker 1: So in an environment like that where that wasn't expected either,
Speaker 1: and now we know that they're going to do it,
Speaker 1: and it'd be easier for people to swallow the pill
Speaker 1: the second time and allow for things like that to
Speaker 1: happen again. Hopefully that's not true, but I think it is.
Speaker 1: People have already been conditioned. It's like predictive programming or something.
Speaker 1: Oh kind of put the masks on again. Time the
Speaker 1: social distance again, So I'm to not do anything again.
Speaker 1: Doing something virtual seems like only an intelligent thing to
Speaker 1: do because everything else can be taken away. So this
Speaker 1: would be the last place you could actually support your
Speaker 1: family and your you know, with some sort of income,
Speaker 1: is by providing content that people like, products that people like,
Speaker 1: and being more online than in person because the in
Speaker 1: person portion could be taken at any given time. I've
Speaker 1: already seen it happen to a business that I was
Speaker 1: growing for me, you know, So it's like I really
Speaker 1: trans I shifted by emphasis during that time to try
Speaker 1: to make something another, put another iron in the fire
Speaker 1: in case something else gets taken away.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: The family still needs to be provided for, regardless of
Speaker 1: what the crazy politicians want to do to us.
Speaker 11: I'm in this to help us win, and I'm in
Speaker 11: this to give off of everybody a little bit of
Speaker 11: levity and to make you a laugh. Anyways, I'm sorry,
Speaker 11: I'm ranting, I'm randing.
Speaker 1: And i'm not trying to be callous to you know.
Speaker 1: Some of it's an act. Some of it I can
Speaker 1: appreciate the times where he slips into human, you know,
Speaker 1: being a human and displaying human emotions and sentiment. I'm
Speaker 1: all for that. I eat that stuff up. But I
Speaker 1: also have to remind myself how much of this is
Speaker 1: part of the drama for you know, is it convincing?
Speaker 3: Is it uh?
Speaker 1: And what's the true intend? You know, I've watched a
Speaker 1: lot of his interviews lately. I watched the one with
Speaker 1: Jake Shields. There was a couple of those at different times,
Speaker 1: and you know, by and large, I don't dislike the
Speaker 1: guy at all. I actually think he's all right, But
Speaker 1: there's a couple other things about him like I just
Speaker 1: don't The approach is a little harsh for younger people
Speaker 1: sometimes that he does this too, and I think there
Speaker 1: should be more discernment utilized. You can say those things
Speaker 1: to people who are jerk offs like Kuffham, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, waving a gun and videos at you
Speaker 1: that reserved that type of intensity for people like that,
Speaker 1: But I mean, you're talking about people that are not
Speaker 1: even probably in their twenties. Females often and is you know,
Speaker 1: the ridicule is one thing. Harsh criticism, sure, whatever, but
Speaker 1: the flat out dramatic, you know, dramatic and traumatic insults
Speaker 1: that doesn't help anybody. Criticism is good. Ridicule is also
Speaker 1: good because it helps people doing crazy things to get
Speaker 1: a wake up call that maybe, hey, you're not being
Speaker 1: told enough that you're doing things wrong and that you're
Speaker 1: screening up your life, or that you can do better
Speaker 1: and have a better life, like lose lose thirty pounds.
Speaker 1: You know, it's not impossible, but that to me, I
Speaker 1: think he moves the needle a lot or shifts the
Speaker 1: goalposts and plays different games as in, okay, so what
Speaker 1: is your actual actual objective here? Because now is it
Speaker 1: about health and fitness or are we talking about understanding
Speaker 1: who the enemy is? You know what I mean? But
Speaker 1: it was it was good hearing him talk to Jake
Speaker 1: when they were sitting in the office or whatever and
Speaker 1: they went to get their coffee and whatnot, and he's
Speaker 1: talking about Europe at a last battle and the greatest
Speaker 1: story never Hold or whatever the other video that's on
Speaker 1: band by Amazon dot com about uh uncle Painter. That's
Speaker 1: that was, you know, good insights, and I take it all,
Speaker 1: but I don't take it too deeply, like as in
Speaker 1: like I don't know, embrace it too hot, too uh,
Speaker 1: too firmly, because any one of these elements could just
Speaker 1: be part of public persona and not be a sincere, honest,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. So you want to believe it,
Speaker 1: but that want shouldn't shut off your discernment. You always
Speaker 1: should have that on. And the way you can take
Speaker 1: you can say, if this is true, if this is
Speaker 1: really their intent, and this is their honest and sincere
Speaker 1: you know intent, then fine, but also be not so
Speaker 1: invested in that person being legitimate that which screw up
Speaker 1: your you know, paradigm or perspective of the world if
Speaker 1: they happen to turn out to be shitheads, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. Like you got to kind of be
Speaker 1: confident enough in yourself to know that you know the
Speaker 1: truth and that how you would see better tomatoes.
Speaker 3: And then just.
Speaker 1: Find kindred spirits rather than trying to find someone to emulate. Now,
Speaker 1: that's one of the issues that younger people have is
Speaker 1: that they often without ever admitting to it, will emulate
Speaker 1: people and then they'll be steered astray.
Speaker 26: Here with Paul Miller, Jake Shields as I live in
Speaker 26: bath where people can question over and over, so I
Speaker 26: get a little.
Speaker 3: Bit of research.
Speaker 26: I should not have this guy on it, but I'm
Speaker 26: not very smart, so so thank you man. It's it's
Speaker 26: I love watching you fight.
Speaker 1: So this guy Jake Dan Bilzarian Bradley Martin's friends with
Speaker 1: Dan Dasarian as well has been for like over a decade.
Speaker 1: I find it interesting to know who people know and
Speaker 1: who they hang out with and under and then recognize
Speaker 1: their paths and where the head and what they're saying
Speaker 1: and what it appears to be that they're risking for
Speaker 1: certain you know whatever, virtues of telling the truth even
Speaker 1: if it hurts them type of thing. And again, this
Speaker 1: is all more for curiosity than it is for to
Speaker 1: find someone to put up on your shoulders and carry
Speaker 1: around as if they're the new Jeseus, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean. It's just interesting because I can see where
Speaker 1: there could be a deviation from what we're shown versus
Speaker 1: what's real. I think a lot of this stuff is
Speaker 1: done for entertainment value, because why is he, after everything
Speaker 1: he's gone through, able to do this again and not
Speaker 1: worried about being thrown right back where he was by
Speaker 1: the adl if something didn't happen to where he knows
Speaker 1: that now they're going to want him to be this person,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. And maybe that'll my mind
Speaker 1: will change on that if he gets in trouble again.
Speaker 1: But if he's not, and he's going just as harder
Speaker 1: or work or harder on these things than he was before,
Speaker 1: it makes me a little curious. And I think, dude
Speaker 1: right here, Paul now and you see him like in
Speaker 1: videos like this, I think he's taken HGH and some
Speaker 1: other peds. He's got a lot thicker, not so much defined,
Speaker 1: but I mean, dude's big, and he has that face
Speaker 1: that reminds me of what's his name? I said it
Speaker 1: before and I forgot now, uh Ship. He was in
Speaker 1: the Wrestler or something like that, let's see, but he
Speaker 1: was in the He was in the movie hold On,
Speaker 1: hold On, hold on, No, it's it's gonna come. Jesus Christ,
Speaker 1: do you make me do this? Hello? Yeah, Mickey Burke.
Speaker 1: You noticed how Mickey Borke he used to be a
Speaker 1: skinny little dude and then he, uh, his face kind
Speaker 1: of expanded and he he was in Mexico for a
Speaker 1: while kind of dipped out of the scene and became
Speaker 1: like a professional fighter. He kind of reminds me of
Speaker 1: that type of face he's got, like the Mickey Borke
Speaker 1: thing going on. I'm pretty sure that has a lot
Speaker 1: to do with peeds, performance enhancing drugs to fight.
Speaker 3: I love with you.
Speaker 26: While you know, I've been a fan of you and
Speaker 26: Nate and Nick for for years.
Speaker 3: So to meet you like this, to in this setting,
Speaker 3: I mean, it's a role.
Speaker 13: It's funny guy.
Speaker 1: See there you go again, the Nick Fuentez element again.
Speaker 1: Like dude is probably a little bit younger than me,
Speaker 1: or maybe he's older than me. He might be older
Speaker 1: than me, Jake Shields. And you know why why are
Speaker 1: adults putting their stock in the younger people who obviously
Speaker 1: don't have their ship together just because they can talk
Speaker 1: a good game sometimes, But it's the stuff that they
Speaker 1: say that throws them off of that, like that that
Speaker 1: doesn't make sense, and and the and the structure that
Speaker 1: they build from themselves. That's it's like an outlier. If
Speaker 1: you're if you're shooting at a target, you'll say, those
Speaker 1: are the flies, you know, like the ones that for
Speaker 1: some reason whatever, they didn't cluster when you're firing, it's like,
Speaker 1: there's there's a reason why that happened, and it's it's
Speaker 1: a tell that maybe these people aren't exactly what they
Speaker 1: say they are. And he's talking about Nick. He's saying
Speaker 1: Nick Fuentez here.
Speaker 27: Not at his own breaking agent.
Speaker 13: Because you're best flying as he's a really good fighter,
Speaker 13: and wow, he's actually the jet because you know most
Speaker 13: people saw he said, Oh, those guy's really good or
Speaker 13: the chip box with a.
Speaker 26: Right, yes, I I know this guy that's really good,
Speaker 26: and I go the person he's like, he's a nicer guy.
Speaker 3: Now I'm like enough, Like don l.
Speaker 1: Like what I mean? Like he's looking he's looking like
Speaker 1: he's his shoulders are freaking solid there. He looks like
Speaker 1: he's uh, packed on a lot of a lot of muscle,
Speaker 1: even if it's not like it's not dry, it's not
Speaker 1: like eight percent body fat or anything like that. He's
Speaker 1: not going on the stage or anything, but he's, uh,
Speaker 1: you can tell he's either spend a lot of time
Speaker 1: at a gym or and or throwing down some PDS steroids.
Speaker 5: I like stuff like that.
Speaker 23: You know, you don't want breakdown after breaking down like
Speaker 23: you're talking to.
Speaker 1: Them when I say hg h because of the features
Speaker 1: being having grown on his face, like he already he
Speaker 1: already had a solid brow, but he had a more
Speaker 1: narrow face, but now it's getting it's expanding, and that
Speaker 1: I see that as being indicating or indicative of human
Speaker 1: growth hormone.
Speaker 5: You want, you want to you want to sweep, and
Speaker 5: you want to take it up. Dude.
Speaker 1: I love it, man, I love it. I'm doing a
Speaker 1: freaking now. You're not on, Paul Miller. That's funny.
Speaker 21: I appreciate you.
Speaker 14: They didn't coming out and they want to do something
Speaker 14: for the community to give it back after all the craziness.
Speaker 6: Letting some fun run on the stage. It was all
Speaker 6: on of this is all six. You have a good day, man,
Speaker 6: That funny.
Speaker 7: I don't know how how the fuck did we get here?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 16: Like, genuine how the fuck do we You see these
Speaker 16: videos of like the fifties in the US. You see
Speaker 16: New York there's normal people walking around their dressed nice.
Speaker 16: It's a fucking cool place. And now you walk around
Speaker 16: it's look at.
Speaker 6: The look at the lovely diversity here.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I'm I think and I think, why why
Speaker 1: are adults who or wiser hanging out with people like
Speaker 1: Hermes who have said some uh incongruent things himself, and
Speaker 1: it's like, you don't have enough life experience. You're you're
Speaker 1: basically summarizing and you're not accounting for enough details or aspects.
Speaker 1: It's it's your it's your impression of the world. But
Speaker 1: then you stated as if it's somehow effect because it's
Speaker 1: your impression of things. But it seems like younger people
Speaker 1: and I'm sure I was there too, that's good enough
Speaker 1: for them. They don't necessarily have to be right as
Speaker 1: long as they can convince somebody else that what they're
Speaker 1: saying is legit. It's more about convincing other people rather
Speaker 1: than doing their homework. I find this a lot, and
Speaker 1: I get it's an it's a maturity thing for sure.
Speaker 14: We got here in a way because do you have
Speaker 14: people who have they far away from this, you know
Speaker 14: what I mean, and they they can't really comprehend how
Speaker 14: bad it is in the cities. You know, they'll tell
Speaker 14: people like me, who's live in this city most of
Speaker 14: my life, yeah, that I'm horrible, But meanwhile they live
Speaker 14: in an ivory tower, you know.
Speaker 6: Miles and miles away from this ship, and then they vote.
Speaker 6: They voted for this, you know, and between that.
Speaker 14: And the propaganda that has made everybody say so, like,
Speaker 14: that's kind of how that's kind of.
Speaker 3: How we got here.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 3: It was like a slow progression.
Speaker 6: It's like the boiling frog kind of thing, and we
Speaker 6: just didn't know what's up, guys, we're here with the mess.
Speaker 1: Is interesting that Pepe would be a symbol or an icon, right,
Speaker 1: because the boiling frog nobody even when you think you're awake,
Speaker 1: you're not quite getting out out of the tub yet,
Speaker 1: are you. Even though it's getting hotter, the jacuzzie's getting hotter, and.
Speaker 12: The legend, the woman's propaganda, they collapse dropping soon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, man, that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 7: A lot of fun videos coming out.
Speaker 1: Stay see a mustache and a person in the modern times?
Speaker 1: I think to myself, oh, officer, how are you doing?
Speaker 1: How you do an officer?
Speaker 5: Tuned?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 8: I don't know what's.
Speaker 1: They could have cut this to make it more? What
Speaker 1: the hell? Why do they try to stretch it?
Speaker 20: The fit that's hilarious is I have a confessional make
Speaker 20: and it's one the last.
Speaker 1: He's an idiot and we talked about this, even when
Speaker 1: I'm not really a huge fan of Frojacker and Hernie Murphy,
Speaker 1: but this was a specific person that you know, Oh,
Speaker 1: look at pretty face who's saying words. It's like, don't
Speaker 1: validate this crap. Don't validate this crap because they're not
Speaker 1: They're not deep, they don't have depth. They're just doing
Speaker 1: shock value shit. They don't have a true grasp or
Speaker 1: concept on anything. And I'm trying to be rude, but
Speaker 1: when you when you start to get into this and
Speaker 1: you start to see the way people think that happened
Speaker 1: to be of a different sex, there's a lot more
Speaker 1: emotion involved than there is logic, sensibility, reason and awareness
Speaker 1: of accountability, so awareness meaning they don't ever have to
Speaker 1: see it in their own life, so they don't they
Speaker 1: don't account for accountability basically. So whatever whatever shocking thing,
Speaker 1: you can get that information better from someone else. There's
Speaker 1: no reason to put these people on the pedestal because
Speaker 1: the oh look pretty.
Speaker 20: Really embarrassed to say, I just found out who the
Speaker 20: legendary gipsy crusader was like a week or two ago,
Speaker 20: like for real, which is insane because now that I've
Speaker 20: seen him, I'm like, Okay, this is by far the
Speaker 20: best content I've seen online.
Speaker 7: It's like everyone else is so boring.
Speaker 20: Up right before this, because I just, like I said,
Speaker 20: I just discovered you from Jake Shields actually right after it,
Speaker 20: right mainstream ship, Do you have a job?
Speaker 3: Why you want to try to get me canceled from
Speaker 3: my job? No, I'm just just truly asking I do
Speaker 3: have a job, which is.
Speaker 14: I make and sell a propaganda or if you don't
Speaker 14: understand how powerful propaganda.
Speaker 3: Is so that you can show people the truth. You don't.
Speaker 3: You don't understand that.
Speaker 14: You're too busy worrying about the big twenty inch rims
Speaker 14: on your car, whatever the fuck whatever whatever rapper is
Speaker 14: singing about whatever dumb shit he loves.
Speaker 3: Who gives a the fuck? Got it? Listen, I totally
Speaker 3: understand the blackpilled take on it. You know, I get that.
Speaker 14: Me personally, I can't go down that road, and I
Speaker 14: will because I want to hold on to hope for
Speaker 14: us and I know that we're going to win in
Speaker 14: the long run.
Speaker 3: But right now, my role in all of this is
Speaker 3: a propagandist. I'm aware of my role, and I accepted
Speaker 3: it willingly. You know and awareness is a big part
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 28: Talking about these things makes people aware, gets them to
Speaker 28: do the research on their own, and they open their eyes,
Speaker 28: they wake up from the matrix, and then they might
Speaker 28: want to back, they might want to do.
Speaker 3: Something, but you gotta get them to the point where
Speaker 3: they understand the problem.
Speaker 29: I can't argue against that. I guess my perspective is
Speaker 29: definitely a very perspective. I get it where I live
Speaker 29: in California. I live in California, So from my perspective,
Speaker 29: all I want to do is gather up my people,
Speaker 29: buy a piece of land, and just stay away from
Speaker 29: at all.
Speaker 3: It's not about hate you.
Speaker 1: Here's a problem with that though. We didn't have the
Speaker 1: technology that they didn't have the technology that we have
Speaker 1: now during the Bolshevik Revolution, and they were still able
Speaker 1: to find people and the far outskirts out in the boondocks,
Speaker 1: and they still murdered those farmers. This, you know, sustainable living,
Speaker 1: get a couple of acres and move away from the
Speaker 1: problem type of approach. It just makes you. It just
Speaker 1: makes it so that you very like if you don't
Speaker 1: have a support group in something like this, and you
Speaker 1: don't have an actual movement to better things that you're
Speaker 1: involved in. You're just doing what they've done wanting you
Speaker 1: to do in the first place, which is divide. Now
Speaker 1: talk to your neighbors, not network, not build a community,
Speaker 1: you know, family, tribe, nation. You're going to be too
Speaker 1: spread out and you'll be doing it yourself and it'll
Speaker 1: be easier to pick off. It's just the thought. I mean,
Speaker 1: there were no drones or the type of surveillance and
Speaker 1: satellites and all that stuff in the nineteen thirties and
Speaker 1: nineteen twelve, nineteen, in the teens and in the twenties
Speaker 1: when they were going to kill crazy rampage in Russia.
Speaker 1: Same people, same people, one to this place. How do
Speaker 1: you think they got there that that element had already
Speaker 1: taken over here first, that's not about hate.
Speaker 3: I love my people. I love them. I want to
Speaker 3: protect them.
Speaker 14: I want them to live in a society that is safe.
Speaker 14: I want them to live in a society that is successful.
Speaker 14: And the only way to do that, you know something,
Speaker 14: Fuck all this now?
Speaker 3: What's your name? Boy?
Speaker 14: If you want to act like a tough guy, you're
Speaker 14: a tough guy, right what You're a tough guy.
Speaker 3: Give me your social media.
Speaker 1: And I'm just gonna say this. I think I've said
Speaker 1: this in the past. Find a find a good new girlfriend, buddy,
Speaker 1: someone who can teach you how to do that's not
Speaker 1: even a single windsor that's like a noto. You need
Speaker 1: double windsor on that. Okay, otherwise it's not even it's
Speaker 1: not even a tie, just something. It's a rope around
Speaker 1: your neck. You don't want that double windsor that bitch.
Speaker 1: The thing looks I mean sometimes material is cheap and
Speaker 1: at flats like that when you tighten it too much,
Speaker 1: that could be a single winsor but it doesn't even
Speaker 1: look like it's done right.
Speaker 3: In your name, So media, my name, give it. So
Speaker 3: if you do give me your name, give me your
Speaker 3: social media and let's have some fun. You know who
Speaker 3: I am. See you could look me up anywhere. You'll
Speaker 3: find my name, address, birthday, everything. But I just want
Speaker 3: to know who you are. Hey, guys, we are going
Speaker 3: live with Jake Shields pretty soon.
Speaker 1: And you got to ask yourself when people are going
Speaker 1: through their owns and the answer for this question varies,
Speaker 1: but what doesn't change is who controls media and social
Speaker 1: media and you're being fed exactly what they want you
Speaker 1: to eat. So when people go on these like campaign trails,
Speaker 1: these tours and are on a bunch of podcasts all
Speaker 1: at once in like rapid succession, it's because they want
Speaker 1: you to consume that. For whatever reason you may think, No,
Speaker 1: that goes against them, it criticizes them. How could they
Speaker 1: want They want that distraction, They want those people to
Speaker 1: surface who are attracted to that type of material. And
Speaker 1: that's when you have to ask yourself. Are these people bait?
Speaker 1: Are they pied pipers leading people into the ocean, you know,
Speaker 1: leaning the rats into the sea, or are they dupes
Speaker 1: in it or you know? Or is it just one
Speaker 1: of those things where the system makes it inevitable that
Speaker 1: you end up serving it even when you're not trying to,
Speaker 1: because they can always take something and utilize it with
Speaker 1: you know, they'll find the angle in order for it
Speaker 1: to benefit them because of how much stuff that they control. Right, So,
Speaker 1: even if they don't like the content, but they know
Speaker 1: they want to draw out from obscurity those who would
Speaker 1: be attracted to that content so that they can try
Speaker 1: to isolate and make their lists, then those people will
Speaker 1: be allowed to speak for a while. Now on the
Speaker 1: othernet end, of that. You know, people like Levicular, Well,
Speaker 1: that's degradation of society, that's destruction of the youth, that's
Speaker 1: dangerous practices that are self destructive. And you know, so
Speaker 1: long as that person is putting out these superficial, non political,
Speaker 1: non aware of you know, the deeper meanings and problems
Speaker 1: and issues with thee with the future of mankind, as
Speaker 1: long as you're distracted with something, they don't really care
Speaker 1: what it is, so they'll they'll, you know, Clovicular, it
Speaker 1: will be on this big boost where he's going around
Speaker 1: on every podcast and every you know, having all these
Speaker 1: interviews all at once because they're building, they're building these people.
Speaker 1: And just like when QAnon was in obscurity and all
Speaker 1: these channels on YouTube just popped up out of nowhere,
Speaker 1: you got like, you know, what was it X twenty
Speaker 1: two Dave who still I don't know how he didn't
Speaker 1: get eaten by his followers after all the promises he
Speaker 1: made with all that QAnon sense. But I mean, you
Speaker 1: had you had lots of people dissecting and you know,
Speaker 1: riddle me this batman, the way QAnon talked, and then
Speaker 1: they're like, oh, this is this and this seems that
Speaker 1: and look at the watch and look at the time
Speaker 1: was said on the watch of it's all that horseshit.
Speaker 1: But what did what put it in the public face.
Speaker 1: Wasn't just all these channels on YouTube that started talking
Speaker 1: about it and trying to decode it and having hey, look, no,
Speaker 1: I have this edge, I know what this means. It
Speaker 1: was mainstream media coming out and saying QAnon bad. If
Speaker 1: they didn't want you to know about something, they wouldn't
Speaker 1: talk about it. You keep things in obscurity by never
Speaker 1: mentioning their name and recognizing their existence. Because most people
Speaker 1: only see TV mainstream stuff. They're not going older people, bloomers,
Speaker 1: they're not going on the Internet and searching and getting
Speaker 1: into the q non sense. So in order to draw
Speaker 1: those people in, you have to tell you have to
Speaker 1: specify where to find the drops, and then tell them
Speaker 1: it's bad because and if they already don't like mainstream media,
Speaker 1: you know, and they think that they're doing something great
Speaker 1: because they're watching Fox instead of CNN. Well, now you
Speaker 1: have those people consciously aware of this thing. Nothing is
Speaker 1: mentioned unless it's deliberate. They would not be They would
Speaker 1: be told not to address or acknowledge something. If they
Speaker 1: didn't want to. Then you know by by stating site
Speaker 1: such things, it's promotion regardless if you're saying something bad
Speaker 1: about it or not. Like if people started clipping up
Speaker 1: my videos and sharing them places, that's how it gets spread.
Speaker 1: And if people started doing analysis on some of my videos,
Speaker 1: but then even if they criticized it, that would still
Speaker 1: bring more people to my channel. So it's not real
Speaker 1: like and people know that that drama is what actually
Speaker 1: gets people hooked. So the more negative you can drum up,
Speaker 1: and then people who are wiser will get caught up
Speaker 1: in the minution, in the distraction too, because they'll be
Speaker 1: independently thinking enough to be able to say, well, no,
Speaker 1: these are good attributes to this person for the same
Speaker 1: thing that they don't like this guy for I like him,
Speaker 1: I think he's got great points. But you were never
Speaker 1: made aware of that person until someone said something about
Speaker 1: him and it made you curious enough to go look.
Speaker 1: Or is anybody who wants to negatively lead or positively
Speaker 1: talk about my shit fine or share my stuff or
Speaker 1: clip it out By all means, if it gets more
Speaker 1: people here to actually see what I actually have to say,
Speaker 1: awesome and maybe I can help them live a healthier
Speaker 1: life with the ninety es central nutrients and all the
Speaker 1: stuff that we talk about with doctor Glennon and doctor Monzo,
Speaker 1: in addition to the historical things that I usually cover
Speaker 1: history where it all went wrong, where the deception came from,
Speaker 1: the Free Masonic Order role in shaping what science is
Speaker 1: and looking for ways of hiding eugenicist efforts in the
Speaker 1: health system and in science to support the medical so
Speaker 1: that they could harm you and support the poisons that
Speaker 1: they feed you while they take away nutrients that you need.
Speaker 1: This is all deliberate, like why would well the attack
Speaker 1: on raw milk. That's one big one right there. The
Speaker 1: whole idea of germ theory. The reason why they promoted
Speaker 1: past your is because this was based on eugenics and
Speaker 1: where they were trying to take mankind and the malthus
Speaker 1: Thomas Malthus, I think his name is Thomas Malthusian concept
Speaker 1: of there's an overpopulation, exponential and there won't be enough
Speaker 1: food for people. That was just their way of trying
Speaker 1: to insert and and this is very very very easily
Speaker 1: seen if you understand what cobbalists are doing, and then
Speaker 1: you look at physics and what physics has allegedly validated.
Speaker 1: It's like they're they're creating their false artificial world by
Speaker 1: on their terms, and it just so happens to always
Speaker 1: line up with what the Cobbalists and the mystics say
Speaker 1: and throughout the Zohar and deluring Kabbala. Is that true
Speaker 1: or is it just because the same people who are
Speaker 1: these cabalists are also shaping and defining what science is
Speaker 1: in the modern times, So they're making the reality that
Speaker 1: they want and ignoring the reality that is present.
Speaker 3: I'm all dressed up.
Speaker 14: So we're just waiting for Jake and I will post
Speaker 14: the links shortly as soon as I got them.
Speaker 3: Hope to see you.
Speaker 13: Guys there with Gypsy Crusader.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's been on a couple of times like that
Speaker 1: one sit Down, one's a whole other video.
Speaker 13: Yeah, glad to see you again.
Speaker 3: Good to see you always. Man.
Speaker 13: I like you because you make me seem like mild.
Speaker 14: I think France is in a very it's in a
Speaker 14: bad state. Yeah, you know, I think France, especially Paris.
Speaker 14: Have you seen how Paris is recently?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 3: What do you think is the problem.
Speaker 1: I'm not smart, I don't really know.
Speaker 3: You say you're French.
Speaker 1: I am French.
Speaker 3: My mom is okay, so then you should care about France. Yes,
Speaker 3: what is what is it like over? There are people
Speaker 3: in Germany fed up?
Speaker 20: Or what?
Speaker 3: What a nice German fellow? Oh you're not German?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, like you know you're free to me.
Speaker 13: But think guys like you are really important because to push,
Speaker 13: to push the boundaries, that's acceptable. What's loud? What's loud?
Speaker 13: You're also super nice dude. Like when I met you,
Speaker 13: I was surprised, like how cool you were. I was
Speaker 13: really surprised with I thought you're like a small like
Speaker 13: count recommend you and then we had a couple of
Speaker 13: phone conversations and you were cool.
Speaker 1: I thought you were like a Soilma coma says, where's
Speaker 1: everybody in the chat? It's like a desert. I'm getting
Speaker 1: stand in my pants, stand in the oldine. That's hilarious.
Speaker 13: All guests and you're a massive guest. People recognizing all over.
Speaker 13: You're one of my biggest view So it's not a think.
Speaker 13: I've been asked about you more than anyone that I've interviewed.
Speaker 1: You are Colley familiar.
Speaker 20: Maybe I do I.
Speaker 3: Feel like I know you're do you look at catchphrase. Yes,
Speaker 3: but my catchphrase is fuck.
Speaker 13: Without being banned him everywhere. I'm not sure how you've
Speaker 13: managed to reach such a such a big name.
Speaker 1: You don't know how he's able to do that with
Speaker 1: all the exposure he's been receiving on all these places,
Speaker 1: including yourself specifically. Okay, okay, yeah, yeah, no problem, no
Speaker 1: problem there.
Speaker 3: Well, you know you have a strategy or I owe
Speaker 3: all of that to the fans man, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean?
Speaker 6: A lot of the clips that people have.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the clip warriors, there's like fifteen different Instagram accounts
Speaker 1: that have a pretty decent following that clip out a
Speaker 1: ship time. There's one called Joker with an underscore or
Speaker 1: something or other. There's many variations of Gypsy Crusader name
Speaker 1: mixed in with that Rascal what do you want bro?
Speaker 14: Scene over the years have been clipped by me personally,
Speaker 14: and I put them out there, you know, wherever I
Speaker 14: could on you know, when I had Instagram TikTok, I would,
Speaker 14: I would post them everywhere. People download them, they repost them,
Speaker 14: they share them, people like it, you know what I mean,
Speaker 14: and it spreads like wildfire.
Speaker 3: So I think that a big the fans all of that,
Speaker 3: you know, I mean for success.
Speaker 14: And then I think that my content, what I do
Speaker 14: is so unique that there there wasn't really anybody doing
Speaker 14: it before me, you know, I mean there was like one.
Speaker 3: All Right, I'm done. Yes, I'm nice, wholesome ending for once.
Speaker 3: You know, every once in a while we need a
Speaker 3: wholesome one. I think.
Speaker 1: It appears I need to address my cat situation here.
Speaker 1: He's my stereoscope. Let's back it out story scope. Sorry,
Speaker 1: so this is the one we just watched. There's a
Speaker 1: couple clipped out ones here on the way. Anyway, we
Speaker 1: even cover this guy and the sits to eviscerate this
Speaker 1: fucking scumbag homosexual truth, let's see the movie. That one
Speaker 1: was decent. Where's the other one? In case it was
Speaker 1: just a scoosador Okay, and just remember I'm over here
Speaker 1: on Spotify. I made a specific Spotify started there because
Speaker 1: they had to and down my Ballbusters one a while
Speaker 1: back and destroyed my AD revenue like horribly. So I
Speaker 1: said this next time, I'm going to start on the site.
Speaker 1: That was a bad idea. I should have started out, well,
Speaker 1: you can do video here. But the problem with this
Speaker 1: is from the day one you can monetize to get
Speaker 1: a little something for your effort in time, even though
Speaker 1: it's just audio only through speaker and they they distribute
Speaker 1: your podcast. But that's where I had come from the
Speaker 1: first time that it got knocked out, it was picking up,
Speaker 1: it was picking up a lot of momentum. I had
Speaker 1: a few thousand people following on Spotify, and then they
Speaker 1: just I think they took me down because of my
Speaker 1: Europe of the Last Battle coverage, but I don't know
Speaker 1: for sure. I'm pretty sure that's what it was. The
Speaker 1: videos that I did a while back that I had
Speaker 1: put up in podcasts form, I think they shot those down.
Speaker 1: Rumble took them down. Let's see. Oh there's arch angel
Speaker 1: like Somemacoma. Looks like you guys holding out the fort here.
Speaker 1: Let me open up the the FTJ I think I
Speaker 1: need something on my waters. My mouth's getting dry. That's
Speaker 1: how slow it goes. We're gonna get into the boxing
Speaker 1: stuff here in a little bit too, just because it's fun.
Speaker 1: Anybody up in here. Yeah, Red Fred and Florida Man
Speaker 1: Fella should totally be able to get their gun race back,
Speaker 1: thank you. Yes, and maybe, and I mean I obviously
Speaker 1: use discernment, use our heads. Like if they're doing violent
Speaker 1: shit and there was guns involved in their particularly it
Speaker 1: was self defense. Because that's how screwed up our ruld is.
Speaker 1: It's like the people who are doing no things that
Speaker 1: are ones I go to jail. Then the scumbacks go free.
Speaker 1: Oh and also sue you into poverty because oive that's why.
Speaker 1: So we need to stop letting that happen. Oops, there
Speaker 1: we go. Hope you didn't see that big red square
Speaker 1: on my head, But yeah, it all makes sense. Now
Speaker 1: we're gonna get into what I mean by that tonight.
Speaker 1: I've got something to share with you from a book
Speaker 1: that has a lot of problems. I've read from it
Speaker 1: in the past. There's good information in there. And then,
Speaker 1: like everything else, you have to keep your your antenna
Speaker 1: up and understand when things are bullshit too. Now there
Speaker 1: is the fight just before the Andrew tape fight was
Speaker 1: actually quite good, I thought, And we might see a
Speaker 1: little bit of that. Watch a little bit of that together,
Speaker 1: and then I'm gonna show you how ridiculous I think
Speaker 1: the de More dude was. He seemed awfully feminine the
Speaker 1: whole time, and uh, patting or batting like a cat does.
Speaker 1: It was like, that's not a job. That's not like
Speaker 1: it's you're you're you're dealing the size up like you're
Speaker 1: you're you're measuring your distance from person by doing this.
Speaker 1: But he wasn't using it like that. He was just
Speaker 1: flailing his arms. I don't know who taught him on
Speaker 1: the box, but they didn't do a good job. So
Speaker 1: we went through that one already. This is where this
Speaker 1: is where I had it at, get rid of it.
Speaker 1: I don't agree with everything that Greg said, but I
Speaker 1: was making popcorn for my daughter at the time, so
Speaker 1: I didn't have an opportunity to comment when I wanted to.
Speaker 1: All right, so this I just got to get it
Speaker 1: for a momento, I don't I didn't really want to
Speaker 1: be stuck because if I start when I'm gonna, let
Speaker 1: you've watched the rest of it so that we don't
Speaker 1: get you know, people would be like, oh, what the hell,
Speaker 1: let's get into that, you know, And there was like, sorry,
Speaker 1: so this one's fourteen minutes long. Let's play this one
Speaker 1: while and this gives you a little bit more of
Speaker 1: the backstory and ask yourself while you're listening to it.
Speaker 1: Did he was there any embellishments, Was there any odd
Speaker 1: or peculiar aspects, or could you potentially see where there
Speaker 1: would be a possibility that someone offered a better outcome
Speaker 1: provided and said, yeah, you know, you're kind of you
Speaker 1: kind of made yourself and we're gonna make you too,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. Keep doing what you're doing,
Speaker 1: but you're gonna be doing it for us. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that's the thing, but I'm I'm very suicious, suspicious
Speaker 1: these days of a lot of things. So I always
Speaker 1: like to at least play that out in my mind
Speaker 1: to see if it makes sense before I start, just
Speaker 1: you know, let my guard down and be like, okay,
Speaker 1: well maybe maybe this is all right. You know, Oh
Speaker 1: that's crazy. No one cares about homosexual truth here. Seven thousand,
Speaker 1: six thousand, ninety one thousand on that one, one hundred
Speaker 1: and forty two K, six hundred and four K on
Speaker 1: this one. This one's decent, but it's longer. It's thirty
Speaker 1: eight goddamn minutes. I want to get into other stuff, soda,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play this one. Gotta get up and take
Speaker 1: care of the cat, check, make sure my daughter's good
Speaker 1: to go still, and then I'll be back. It's a
Speaker 1: working night tonight, it's a dat I'm doing dual things
Speaker 1: or multiple multitasking, and I'm just gonna.
Speaker 6: Sit back and I'm gonna laugh because I knew it
Speaker 6: was coming.
Speaker 3: How many times are you going to hospitalize me? Shut up?
Speaker 6: Yeah, what does that have to do with anything?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what gay men say. That's the way they
Speaker 1: argue when they heard the It's so hilarious, like if
Speaker 1: if someone thinks seems like they're being a little bit overboard,
Speaker 1: but then you know that they're acting and it's fine,
Speaker 1: you don't You don't have to say dumb shit like that.
Speaker 1: It just shows that you have a lot of instrictions
Speaker 1: in your body. Yeah, and that's how you that's how
Speaker 1: you argue, you offhanded, you know, insult that is supposed
Speaker 1: to shake their credibility to to the core back saying
Speaker 1: oh you're just crazy, or you know when how many
Speaker 1: times you've been hospitalized? It's like that's a feminine male talking,
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 12: But you know something, this country is going to be
Speaker 12: upping its habitats of people who are losing their minds.
Speaker 3: Environments.
Speaker 2: Saw something like you on the street saying and stuff
Speaker 2: and fifty.
Speaker 12: What you'd have me arrested for? What I would what
Speaker 12: does that mean? I don't speak cop. I would have
Speaker 12: you mentally committed to a hospital. Oh so you would
Speaker 12: have me mentally committed?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Is that what you would do?
Speaker 6: So you would abuse your power? Is that what you
Speaker 6: would do? Yeah, you would abuse your power? Because what
Speaker 6: about freedom of speech?
Speaker 12: What about the first and then I guess maybe you
Speaker 12: didn't read that part of the Constitution when you took
Speaker 12: your own. Okay, let me let me remind you that
Speaker 12: Americans still have the right to say whatever they want
Speaker 12: here in this country.
Speaker 6: It's not over just yet. I can't wait till this
Speaker 6: thing goes around.
Speaker 3: Somebody clipped this be seeing you. I am showing my face.
Speaker 6: People know exactly who.
Speaker 3: You believe, what you believe, then you'd be brave enough
Speaker 3: to stand up for it.
Speaker 6: Scared, Let me stop. You're right there. Let me stop.
Speaker 6: You're right there, big nose, And what are on YouTube?
Speaker 6: And then you're gonna see who you're talking to.
Speaker 3: What's your adurves?
Speaker 6: What are you gonna do about it?
Speaker 13: Tough guy?
Speaker 6: What's your accurs? What's my address?
Speaker 3: I live in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Here I'll even give
Speaker 3: you a better one. Ready. My name is Paul Miller.
Speaker 6: People know me as gipsy crusader.
Speaker 3: Hey roh, show love un Yeah, I'll love. I'd rather
Speaker 3: just show you this.
Speaker 14: We reported uh Paul Miller in October to the New
Speaker 14: Jersey of Law enforcement authorities.
Speaker 3: We feared in this case that that Paul.
Speaker 1: Miller couldn't escalate his activities.
Speaker 12: So my message today, guys is that I'm rallying the
Speaker 12: troops as always, telling our boys that the fight of
Speaker 12: their lives is coming and it's a pon us soon.
Speaker 10: Collapse is inevitable, Okay, what's going to happen is and
Speaker 10: we can only hope and only pray for and the
Speaker 10: crime to get to such a degree.
Speaker 12: That the cops are forced to quit and abandon their
Speaker 12: posts when all out chaos is in the streets, then
Speaker 12: and only then, and we will see.
Speaker 3: Who sees his control of the world this time. What
Speaker 3: do you guys think.
Speaker 21: The authorities found a lower receiver word rifle attached to
Speaker 21: a collapsible rifle stock and diet assembled from an upper
Speaker 21: receiver featuring a ten point five inch serrow or you
Speaker 21: know something.
Speaker 14: Yes, the more of us that get canceled the more
Speaker 14: people that join a revolution, So that's always.
Speaker 6: It's you know, it is scary.
Speaker 14: I don't like it.
Speaker 3: I hate it.
Speaker 6: But I need about.
Speaker 10: I need about, you know, I need about maybe like maybe,
Speaker 10: I don't know, like maybe twenty thousand more motherfuckers like me.
Speaker 21: You also said that Good attempted to build a gun
Speaker 21: rather than purchase a gun because people believe in miracle
Speaker 21: was on the brink of collapse and that fire arms
Speaker 21: manufacturing would be It's good still to.
Speaker 6: Learn as a result.
Speaker 12: When I'll tell you, when you see all of this
Speaker 12: shit that doesn't happen, I think you see how everyone's
Speaker 12: all worried. Sooner or later, kid, it's gonna hit the fan.
Speaker 12: And when people like me are off the leash, when
Speaker 12: the ice breaks, we're gonna be underneath.
Speaker 6: Are not gonna have a chance. You won't. You won't
Speaker 6: even see us coming.
Speaker 3: You won't even see us coming.
Speaker 21: Recovered from the Sums residence hundreds of wall ammunition in
Speaker 21: various calibers, including nine millimeters and quoting to two three
Speaker 21: caliber ammunition, which is the same caliber of reminition in
Speaker 21: the magazine and discovered in the dryer. Additionally, authorties found
Speaker 21: in the home. A tactical lest containing created body armor,
Speaker 21: inserts what appeared to be a combat life.
Speaker 2: And to confirm those.
Speaker 21: Parts put it together. He's readily assembled to create an
Speaker 21: operational lifehole of the barrel of a less than sixteen inches.
Speaker 12: You'll be too busy trying to straight together whatever you
Speaker 12: can to survive people like people like me, people like
Speaker 12: me have already. The money's not gonna save you. You
Speaker 12: think the money gives you power, it does. Yeah, it's
Speaker 12: not gonna save you from what I'm talking about. It's
Speaker 12: not gonna save you from people like you.
Speaker 3: It's not.
Speaker 21: He's expressed that he has extreme depression, extreme anxiety, that
Speaker 21: he's a routine roanic smoke and that he smoked daily
Speaker 21: up until his arrest, having weapons, buying weapons, building weapons,
Speaker 21: and he also suffering from the mental health issues that
Speaker 21: could potentially reflect on the possibility of him going that
Speaker 21: extra step.
Speaker 2: Actually kind of a high profile person right on the internet.
Speaker 7: In certain circus.
Speaker 3: I cannot wait. I can't wait.
Speaker 12: There's gonna be a day, So help me, God, I pray.
Speaker 3: I just want to see it in my lifetime, Please God.
Speaker 21: Especially if you have questions about whether or not any
Speaker 21: metal videos had depicted violence.
Speaker 15: Do you know that?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 7: How did the individuals who.
Speaker 21: Were subjects to the statements and the actions of mister
Speaker 21: Miller reacts? Typically, typically the reactions would range from court
Speaker 21: and tripe, you know, fear for their lives and.
Speaker 1: Some of these that's that's over dramatic, to how do
Speaker 1: they give me afraid for their lives? On screen? It
Speaker 1: seems like you're playing the victim card a little hard there, buddy.
Speaker 2: Disbelief some of them left at an astronobs literally happened.
Speaker 6: That's pretty fucking cool.
Speaker 3: I like that.
Speaker 21: You're either so mentally ill or you're so fake.
Speaker 1: No knows how much Thinner's faces, high cheek bones and
Speaker 1: all that, but his face from then to now, I'm
Speaker 1: thinking it's not just the extra way he's granted got
Speaker 1: more muscle, but I'm thinking there's some peds involved. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying that's a bad thing or anything. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: you know, I I see what looks like it indicates
Speaker 1: that that's an aspect of him, that he's using him.
Speaker 5: There's no fake.
Speaker 3: You're not like that.
Speaker 27: There's no way you're not like that.
Speaker 5: You like, I know you're.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he digs you're wrong.
Speaker 27: Well, Miller's threatening rhetoric put him on the FBI's radar.
Speaker 27: Their Joint Terrorism Task Force reports officers arrested Miller on
Speaker 27: a charge of possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.
Speaker 27: The Anti Defamation tweeting out their Centro on Extremism identified
Speaker 27: Paul Miller as a volatile white supremacist accelerationist and shared
Speaker 27: their findings with the FEDS, saying Miller was making videos
Speaker 27: holding weapons and calling for a race war.
Speaker 21: Okay, and many of those videos include what appeared to
Speaker 21: be the way it's a problem weapons regardless of whether
Speaker 21: or not there were actually weapons.
Speaker 3: Credit.
Speaker 11: I'm going to just drop the ice for a second
Speaker 11: so you understand, because I'm serious.
Speaker 3: I'm not walking Phoenix. I'm I'm joker, the real deal.
Speaker 5: And I agree that the things that were.
Speaker 2: Said in those shows that are are are despicable, but
Speaker 2: they are protected by their First Amendment and and I
Speaker 2: think they were They're being.
Speaker 15: Mischaracterized as being incredible threats to other people when I
Speaker 15: think the evidence is that there's never been any violence,
Speaker 15: that these things are being presented to get a reaction
Speaker 15: out of somebody, so people will watch the show and
Speaker 15: then they'll buy his merchandise, and then you can support
Speaker 15: himself because you know the everything presently that that's the
Speaker 15: sole means of supporting himself is this entertainment.
Speaker 2: What about approaching in the parking lot to beat them? Well,
Speaker 2: I have not actually seen that clips.
Speaker 3: I can't really comment on.
Speaker 6: His on his back, do you have me wrong?
Speaker 3: Never?
Speaker 6: How would we kick your right now? How about we
Speaker 6: kick you right now?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: How would we meet you right now?
Speaker 1: So let's see. Was there more to it than that?
Speaker 1: Was the guy causing trouble? Was that the potentially the
Speaker 1: reason why.
Speaker 3: Florida down there is pretty it's pretty good with the
Speaker 3: gun laws. The only I don't own anything.
Speaker 1: The only reason I don't own anything is because of
Speaker 1: what I'm saying online and.
Speaker 14: The I don't want someone to try to red flag
Speaker 14: me because that's what they'll do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you all know what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: They'll say I'm some unstable person and I have done
Speaker 14: try to take away.
Speaker 2: And also what I'm hearing for the first time today
Speaker 2: is that when they want to arrest him, he came
Speaker 2: out and said, then went back in for a while.
Speaker 2: Then came back out and then you find it disassembled
Speaker 2: homemade firearm hidden in the dryer, and he's got up
Speaker 2: for protection. Why was disassembled with hidden in the dryer.
Speaker 1: Because he didn't want to go to jail because of assholes?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: You see what I mean? Think you answered the question?
Speaker 15: Wow, Judge, you know I can't answer as to where
Speaker 15: he keeps his is these parts of the firearm.
Speaker 2: But Jamiller, you are charged in a criminal complaint. The
Speaker 2: maximum polomy on those charges of ten years. There also
Speaker 2: could be other penalties like a five supervisor relief and
Speaker 2: other penal leagues to understand what's charged with and how
Speaker 2: much timure pacing.
Speaker 3: Yes, I do, you're on.
Speaker 8: My family is suffer enough.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 8: I just I don't want to make anyone suffer anymore.
Speaker 21: Well, he appeared before thousands of Internet followers, often to
Speaker 21: skew hate, Well today hip here before it Judge to
Speaker 21: hear his fade instead only to say tonight NBC.
Speaker 1: Six or war, I'm sure they didn't take a black
Speaker 1: guy for no reason. To talk about it, Jane.
Speaker 11: Mcgarrella shows us what happened in court.
Speaker 3: He's not.
Speaker 1: It's more so those are the subliminal effects.
Speaker 30: Jami Jerandi federal case centered around a Fort Lauderdale man
Speaker 30: and his illegal possession of firearms. In court today, prosecutors
Speaker 30: say it is what he was talking about doing with
Speaker 30: those firearms.
Speaker 1: That makes out And again, I don't see how this is.
Speaker 1: It's not criminal to own something that can protect you
Speaker 1: when necessary. That's just ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Well, this that much more serious.
Speaker 30: We are about to show you video that prosecutors played
Speaker 30: in court of the defendant in his own words.
Speaker 6: Let me give you the rundown, real bad.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna take the plea agreement they giving me.
Speaker 31: On Doune Day, months after this federal rate, inside his
Speaker 31: Fort Lauderdale home, an accused white supremacist accepts up.
Speaker 6: You deal with the government.
Speaker 31: He played to hate this video of Paul Miller talking
Speaker 31: on the phone while in jail.
Speaker 1: So the government can proclaimed to hate. Is that really
Speaker 1: what he said? Or they say that they're infiltrated and
Speaker 1: co opted by wicked people, a certain group of people,
Speaker 1: and knowing that you're in their system. What was he
Speaker 1: supposed to do? You know what I mean? Like that
Speaker 1: doesn't make any sense, Like that was a that was
Speaker 1: a non starter of a statement. Oh he allegedly doesn't
Speaker 1: like the government, but he's going to take a plead
Speaker 1: with them.
Speaker 31: He's in their system, doneline, and prosecutors should use it
Speaker 31: against him.
Speaker 3: In course, there's no information, you.
Speaker 1: Know, so saying I don't know if he's talking to
Speaker 1: a friend or family. He's obviously talking to his lawyer,
Speaker 1: because his lawyer to be aware of this, they wouldn't
Speaker 1: have to speak it out loud. But why is it
Speaker 1: bad to discuss that, I'm going to cooperate.
Speaker 5: How was that?
Speaker 1: How does the prosecution use that against him? He's getting
Speaker 1: fucked here.
Speaker 6: You're blowing up on TikTok, like I see videos.
Speaker 14: Of your you know, your old content getting like four
Speaker 14: hundred thousand likes and stuff on TikTok and people saying like,
Speaker 14: we miss you kids.
Speaker 31: When the FBI searched Miller's home, they found a cash
Speaker 31: of illegal firearms.
Speaker 1: Investigators all that mean because it wasn't a whole lot
Speaker 1: and what it was a legal bottom, the fact that
Speaker 1: he owned them, or because they were tanks and fucking
Speaker 1: f fifteens, and they said homemade, which means he was
Speaker 1: buying the parts and milling them out. Miller was milling
Speaker 1: so that he could have something that didn't have to
Speaker 1: be registered. I'm guessing eighty percenters eighty percent receivers. That
Speaker 1: used to be a thing up until recently when UH
Speaker 1: the payment processors that are run by aayvays stopped allowing
Speaker 1: people to utilize their payment processor to purchase it. Said
Speaker 1: items Bone.
Speaker 31: Covered Miller's social media, connecting him as sympathetic toward and
Speaker 31: affiliated with the extreme right wing group the Proud Boys.
Speaker 31: During sentency today, prosecutors portrayed Miller as a man with
Speaker 31: a large online following and spreading hate, encouraging others to
Speaker 31: do the same. When asking for the maximum sentence, prosecutors
Speaker 31: total judge Miller with.
Speaker 6: His guns in the most extreme form of violence.
Speaker 1: And called for us that's bullshit. If he had those
Speaker 1: and he wasn't going out and doing violent crimes with them,
Speaker 1: simply owning guns isn't making you a criminal, And I
Speaker 1: don't care about your felony status either. He wasn't digging
Speaker 1: foxholes or charting blueprints as how to get to somebody's
Speaker 1: private secure to get into, you know, to take out
Speaker 1: a policy. He wasn't doing any of that stuff. His
Speaker 1: wife was being threatened often. I mean, maybe because of
Speaker 1: his mouth. But which is fine, I mean, that's that's
Speaker 1: a that's a cause effect situation. But to have something
Speaker 1: because there could be a viable threat, because there are
Speaker 1: violent people out there who aren't checked by the by
Speaker 1: the cops or the judicial system because of their their
Speaker 1: status of color and ethnicity. Remember it was Antifa and
Speaker 1: BLM that were after him, that were doing violent shit
Speaker 1: and threatening his family's life and his own. Why only
Speaker 1: an insane person would be like, ah, well, you know
Speaker 1: I'm not allowed to have this, So that's crazy of
Speaker 1: a war.
Speaker 31: On tape which was played in court, Miller thought he'd
Speaker 31: get off easy.
Speaker 2: And everything goes, well, I'll serve around eighteen months.
Speaker 1: So he's explaining what he was told. How is it.
Speaker 1: He's not being smug, he's just relaying the information.
Speaker 31: Okay, But the confident Miller quickly started to sob and
Speaker 31: cry when a judge instead sending him to nearly three
Speaker 31: and a half.
Speaker 1: You see what they're doing to him. You see how
Speaker 1: they're they're presenting them a sob and cry, your big
Speaker 1: tough hero. This is they're they're using him, but they're
Speaker 1: trying to send a message to you out there and
Speaker 1: saying you follow weak men. That's what they're trying to
Speaker 1: tell you. I'm not saying that that's valid and that
Speaker 1: the system will fuck you no matter what, even if
Speaker 1: you don't use see anything. If you just simply explain
Speaker 1: what you've been told so far, that's enough for them
Speaker 1: to use that against you in court because they're just
Speaker 1: looking for anything, right, The best thing to do is
Speaker 1: to keep your mouth shut until it's all over. Is
Speaker 1: that true, though, because then you just let them have
Speaker 1: their way with you anyway. You just instead of screaming
Speaker 1: out in pain when they're raping you, you keep your
Speaker 1: mouth shut. You don't give him the satisfaction of letting
Speaker 1: you know it hurts. Like, is that really a victory?
Speaker 6: Yours?
Speaker 3: All?
Speaker 21: Right now?
Speaker 6: Again?
Speaker 30: Miller took a plead deal, pleading guilty to unlawful transport
Speaker 30: of firearms and possession of a firearm by convicted fellow.
Speaker 3: The coln in for life.
Speaker 1: Is a cash, they said, a firearm? So what one
Speaker 1: was it?
Speaker 4: And what?
Speaker 1: They didn't specify it? He didn't have an arsenal and
Speaker 1: if he did, where was the crime?
Speaker 6: Jabe A.
Speaker 4: Lady, so much, I'm live here, comm I'm on, I'm
Speaker 4: a happy New Year, and I'm trying to get out
Speaker 4: of here and I can't. Then, you know, they call
Speaker 4: their little world.
Speaker 3: I am. I try to speaker how things really are.
Speaker 5: What's up everybody? It's uh, your old pal.
Speaker 32: Yeah, I'm still unfortunately in the bellue of the beast
Speaker 32: down here. And then I'm going jail if any woman's curious.
Speaker 1: So obviously the audio and the video do not match
Speaker 1: up to what's going on. This is different clips. This
Speaker 1: is a piece of obs over here that you're looking at.
Speaker 1: So just in case you're curious and you're trying to
Speaker 1: match the words with his lips, don't don't bother. They're
Speaker 1: just putting filler in here while they show you the
Speaker 1: why they played the audio.
Speaker 5: I tell you how much I miss you, and I
Speaker 5: hear everything that's going on every once in a while.
Speaker 5: And I appreciate so much the support and the love,
Speaker 5: and I appreciate the prayers, and this is this is
Speaker 5: it's a crazy time in my life.
Speaker 32: Guys, it's a really horrible time. But I'm thankful so
Speaker 32: much for all of you, and I hope all of
Speaker 32: you are doing great. The holiday seasons are coming on Christmas,
Speaker 32: you know, and all that stuff. Please be with your families,
Speaker 32: love one each, love one another.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to be with my family for the
Speaker 5: holidays this year, so I want all of you to.
Speaker 32: Really appreciate the holidays, Christmas, thanks Getting, Halloween, all of
Speaker 32: those things. Be with your family, love each other, love
Speaker 32: your mom, love your dad, you know, be close with them.
Speaker 5: You know, your brother and your sisters. And have a
Speaker 5: relationship with God.
Speaker 15: You know, do God.
Speaker 5: All things are possible. I've had a lot of blessings
Speaker 5: in here, and I pray all the time. And I
Speaker 5: hope that my little bit of suffering in here, you know,
Speaker 5: inspires you all to not say things for granted, and
Speaker 5: you know, enjoy your freedom, enjoy your family, enjoy walking
Speaker 5: down the street, and feel in the sun on your face.
Speaker 5: Enjoy all of those things, and never ever take it
Speaker 5: for granted. I pray, and I'm back with all of
Speaker 5: you very soon, and I love you all so much.
Speaker 5: God bless you guys.
Speaker 1: But there you go. Hmm. It's called storyscope because you're
Speaker 1: interested in looking at the other ones. All right, there's that.
Speaker 1: See we got going on over here? Oh you know
Speaker 1: what I should if I go on here, I'll see
Speaker 1: if there's anything. It doesn't look like there's anybody on
Speaker 1: the tube sending down it.
Speaker 14: What there was.
Speaker 1: Stanley's in the house, So that Stanley that one, this
Speaker 1: one jumps.
Speaker 21: It's hard.
Speaker 1: It's harder for me to read. H Yeah, right, exactly, Mike.
Speaker 1: I don't watch the live fights either, but I think
Speaker 1: it's uh, there was a lot of sloppy fights for sure. Mhm.
Speaker 1: It's all a damn show. Not to be confused from
Speaker 1: the damn show. Let's see. I guess I'll invite each
Speaker 1: other through their good question. Yeah, who doesn't defend themselves
Speaker 1: in this game?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: I think I know. I don't think you're talking about
Speaker 1: chefs back then, and I think you're maybe using your
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Speaker 1: help you feel more confident in times where the worry
Speaker 1: of somebody like your child, or your spouse or yourself
Speaker 1: is going through a health crisis or a problem, and
Speaker 1: the default is to still rush to the people who
Speaker 1: poison you. Rather than that plan, maybe we can make
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Speaker 1: and then if it's not covered, or if you need
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Speaker 1: show on Wednesday here and you ask him those questions
Speaker 1: and get maybe even a So there's this thing that apparently,
Speaker 1: once you're a member, you can do a thing called
Speaker 1: a follow up. It's like a thing that he offers.
Speaker 1: I've noticed a couple of them come across my screen
Speaker 1: here as a notification that people will send up for
Speaker 1: or whatnot. And in addition to that, you can always
Speaker 1: get a private appointment if necessary, but he'll let you
Speaker 1: know if you need one, like if it's a major thing.
Speaker 1: And again, these are not invasive. These are ways of
Speaker 1: helping you without poisoning you in the process. Everything that
Speaker 1: the MD will serve you, it is going to be.
Speaker 1: You're already in a weakened state. Now let's poison you
Speaker 1: and ignore the root causes or the deficiencies so that
Speaker 1: the problem persists. Even if you suppress a symptom, you're
Speaker 1: on a path now of destruction and illness and weakness.
Speaker 1: And if it's your child, you don't want you don't
Speaker 1: want to go down that path. You don't want them
Speaker 1: to go down with it. You know, with you because
Speaker 1: of a lack of knowledge, because of everything that's been suppressed.
Speaker 1: They know, and they were damned. They were damn aware
Speaker 1: how effective the innovations in homeopathy and natureopathy were. That's
Speaker 1: why there was an initiative. That's why Darwin and Malthus
Speaker 1: and Spencer and then the germ theory nonsense of pasture
Speaker 1: were pushed on people because Bechamp was right, and the
Speaker 1: contagion nonsense and the virus nonsense all that stuff propped out,
Speaker 1: and that's what they pushed full speed ahead, warp speed
Speaker 1: style to deceive a bunch of people. And the reason
Speaker 1: why anybody takes any vaccines is because they believe in
Speaker 1: the cult of awlpathy, the cult of society. This is
Speaker 1: all free Masonic in nature, and it's all about eugenics,
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Speaker 1: All right, now, I gotta change something on the screen
Speaker 1: here so I can show you. We'll get into the
Speaker 1: boxing stuff in just a second. But since I brought
Speaker 1: off this topic, let's just get into its play capture
Speaker 1: and window capture gone now again. Like I said previously,
Speaker 1: there are issues with this person. There's issues with his book.
Speaker 1: There are some statements made that I are very jaded.
Speaker 1: Let's just say they're biased. It's not so much jadd
Speaker 1: and I think sometimes he just says things, one of
Speaker 1: those things being that they're validating once again that lie
Speaker 1: of the World War Two. And this guy who wrote
Speaker 1: this book, David Livingstone, has been on my channel before
Speaker 1: and we had a couple of disagreements. I was actually
Speaker 1: really excited to have him on here. I had read
Speaker 1: this book, you know, I was able to overlook some
Speaker 1: of the things, and maybe it wasn't so concrete in
Speaker 1: my belief of what happened, and you know, or my
Speaker 1: understanding of certain elements. So I wasn't as critical about
Speaker 1: his take on it because there were so many other
Speaker 1: good elements. But no, he's coming from the perspective of Muslim.
Speaker 1: So obviously not a single word in here is negative
Speaker 1: about Islam at all. It's oh, it's the Christians, and
Speaker 1: it's the the Jews. And then you actually kind of,
Speaker 1: in an offhand way, validates their biggest lives by stating,
Speaker 1: you know that eugenics, eugenics and what do you call it,
Speaker 1: nietzschee are responsible for what happened that for justifying the
Speaker 1: genocide that happened in Germany. Well that's presupposing that that's
Speaker 1: not bullshit, and it is bullshit. So then you have
Speaker 1: to ask yourself, what other what other things is this
Speaker 1: guy throw in here? That may not be correct? Right,
Speaker 1: So with the Darwinism thing, let's let's just read this
Speaker 1: for now. And I don't know if I have to
Speaker 1: start off a little bit before this or not. The cunon, No,
Speaker 1: I think we're good. I think this is a good
Speaker 1: spot if I if I read something previous to this,
Speaker 1: I think will will still be a good spot to start.
Speaker 1: For all the propaganda of the Enlightenment starts off bad,
Speaker 1: which succeeded in largely discrediting Christianity and religion in general.
Speaker 1: No attack has been as devastating as that of Darwinism. However,
Speaker 1: despite popular misconceptions, Darwinism is still an unproven theory. Well
Speaker 1: obviously it's made up luring cabal, cub Cabbalist rooted, excuse me,
Speaker 1: free Masonic supremacy or Jewish supremacy for the goy. So
Speaker 1: what does that mean Jewish supremacy for the goy? Well,
Speaker 1: you package it in a way that it says, as
Speaker 1: long as you're part of this group, of this brotherhood,
Speaker 1: then you're included in the good crowd. Rather, Dogwinism is
Speaker 1: fundamentally a religious idea and an attempt to demonstrate scientifically
Speaker 1: that the universe conforms to the lure and Kabbala, which
Speaker 1: means science in the modern form has been doing its
Speaker 1: damnedest to give us the impression and to validate themselves
Speaker 1: for their cohorts and their fellow travelers that the Kabbala
Speaker 1: is in fact the law, that it is the way
Speaker 1: of the universe. And remember the Free Masonic Order, it's
Speaker 1: constructed around the Kabbala mysticism. Even though the majority of
Speaker 1: the people don't even understand that. It's those who operate
Speaker 1: the order that's what they're serving the people's agenda. They
Speaker 1: don't have to know anything about the actual miss themselves.
Speaker 1: They're pushing for the things that they want, like real idea,
Speaker 1: digital idea, all that ship where man is evolving to
Speaker 1: become God through the luring Kabbalah. What they're doing is
Speaker 1: talking about secular humanism there. What's going on my throat?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 1: According to Rabbi kokkuk or cook Uki, the most important
Speaker 1: exponent of religious Zionism. Evolution is increasingly conquering the world
Speaker 1: at this time, and more more so than all other
Speaker 1: philosophical theories. Conforms to Kabbalistic secrets of the world.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: But why because that's what it was designed to do,
Speaker 1: is to validate something that is not valid.
Speaker 5: There.
Speaker 1: It's it's uh, it's a circle jerk, it's self conf
Speaker 1: cyclical thought, being in an occult being an occult idea.
Speaker 1: The theory of evolution is founded on a rejection of
Speaker 1: God and was therefore essential for creating the impression that
Speaker 1: it had refuted the belief in the Creator. More devastating still, however,
Speaker 1: was the cynical conclusions that were derived from a theory
Speaker 1: that in a universal in a universe devoid of divine purpose,
Speaker 1: human action is governed by the survival of the fittest. Well, listen,
Speaker 1: devoid of divine purpose. This is where their medicine comes from.
Speaker 1: You're just a bag of chemicals. You're the human body
Speaker 1: isn't able to fix itself. Apparently, it doesn't run, you know,
Speaker 1: millions of different processes on its own without you having
Speaker 1: to think about it. Even though we know that that's true,
Speaker 1: they ignore the vital force and the divine spirit. They
Speaker 1: won't acknowledge the ether, and they won't acknowledge magnetism to
Speaker 1: an extent of like fields, because then that would prove
Speaker 1: the ether. Yeah, and again, So your bag of chemicals
Speaker 1: waiting to break, and you're lucky that the MD priests
Speaker 1: in the white robes are there to inject you and
Speaker 1: pill you. Otherwise you you'd be lost if they couldn't
Speaker 1: poison you. Human actions is governed by the survival of fitness,
Speaker 1: in other words, social dominism. Despite the fact that social
Speaker 1: Darwinism bears Darwin's name, it is also linked today with others,
Speaker 1: notably Herbert Spencer, Thomas Malthus, and Francis Galton. Malthus's father
Speaker 1: was an intimate friend of French philosopher and freemason See
Speaker 1: didn't take long. Jean Jacques Rousseau. Malthus, as laid out
Speaker 1: in his seventeen nine ninety eight book work An Essay
Speaker 1: on the Principle of Population, written in response to William Godwin,
Speaker 1: describes how unchecked population growth is exponential and would therefore
Speaker 1: eventually outstrip the food supply, whose growth is arithmetical. Well again,
Speaker 1: remember we want an excuse to get rid of the
Speaker 1: goy What better way than to try to prove it
Speaker 1: through a false theory in quote unquote science and their
Speaker 1: religion scientism as described in the essay, Malthus believed there
Speaker 1: were two types of checks. And again, if they're behind allopathy,
Speaker 1: doesn't it make sense that if they're looking to depopulate,
Speaker 1: that they would be in charge of the medicine, They
Speaker 1: would be in charge of the science that supports the
Speaker 1: claims of the medicine, and that they would be doing
Speaker 1: things that would be detrimental to you whilst scaring you
Speaker 1: away from true nutrition like raw milk because of oh
Speaker 1: my god, germs. You don't understand what I mean. And
Speaker 1: so it goes constantly providing solutions that are more dangerously
Speaker 1: horrible than whatever you were going through before you encountered them.
Speaker 1: Because it's the purpose here is once you start, it's
Speaker 1: like a shark sensing an injured fish, the twitch, the scent,
Speaker 1: the blood, they come in for the kill. And that
Speaker 1: is regardless of the doctors are aware of what they're
Speaker 1: doing or not. That's how the system was created.
Speaker 3: As a.
Speaker 1: Yes is. He believed there are two types of checks
Speaker 1: that could then reduce the population, returning it to a
Speaker 1: more sustainable level. This sort of sound familiar. If we
Speaker 1: do a really good job with vaccines, we could reduce
Speaker 1: that by fifteen percent. Right, So vaccines are supposed to
Speaker 1: help you depopulate. Way to go there, buddy. We believe
Speaker 1: there were preventative checks, such as mortal restraints like abstinence,
Speaker 1: postponed marriage. Remember the destruction of the family. They're big
Speaker 1: on that, And marriage was introduced by our Gothic Aarian
Speaker 1: ancestors way back five thousand years ago or so, to
Speaker 1: a hedonistic, orgiastic cult of human sacrifice. All the things
Speaker 1: that they are so nobly moral because of what they
Speaker 1: claim they introduced was actually taken from our ancestors, and
Speaker 1: by default they all are, and in response to that,
Speaker 1: they are truly actually in opposition to all those things.
Speaker 1: Marriage is more of a convenience of how they can
Speaker 1: rob you more than it is anything about sanctity of family,
Speaker 1: and restricting marriage for persons suffering poverty or defects. Jeez,
Speaker 1: too poor to marry. He also believed in positive checks
Speaker 1: which lead to premature death. Positive checks which lead to
Speaker 1: premature death like uh so in the list is disease
Speaker 1: starvation war, resulting in what is called mal Malthusian catastrophe,
Speaker 1: which would return population to a lower, more sustainable level
Speaker 1: among the genocidal policies promoted by Malthus. Or hold out
Speaker 1: a second before we get into that starvation. What did
Speaker 1: the Bolsheviks do? What did all coon oyves do? And
Speaker 1: in the territories they controlled, like what happened in India
Speaker 1: during Churchill's time. The Bank of England was behind all
Speaker 1: that starvation used as a weapon. But I proxy, as
Speaker 1: per the Talmud, it's not a crime or a sin
Speaker 1: against God as long as it's done by proxy. Poisoning
Speaker 1: somebody poisoning it well, and then someone drinks it. Hey,
Speaker 1: that's on them. They drink the water. It's not it's
Speaker 1: not it's not the it's not the fault of the
Speaker 1: person poisoning the water supply. It's the people who drank it.
Speaker 1: That's their fault. That's how they look at it. That's
Speaker 1: how they shrugged their responsibility and deflect. That's their way
Speaker 1: of toning. I'm doing a chicken swing over my head
Speaker 1: in case you didn't see. Who does this sound like
Speaker 1: to you? So they introduce disease. They introduced starvation in war. Okay,
Speaker 1: so among the genocidal policies promoted by Malthus. What a
Speaker 1: great guy Satron thought about this, like the weather underground.
Speaker 1: Instead of recommending cleanliness to the poor, we should encourage
Speaker 1: contrary habits in our towns. We should make the streets narrower,
Speaker 1: crowd more people into the houses, oh like fifteen minute cities,
Speaker 1: and court the return of the plague. Ah hmm. This
Speaker 1: is the way of a man describing how he wants
Speaker 1: to murder, mass murder, without regard of who they are,
Speaker 1: or how good they are, or how decent of the
Speaker 1: people they are. It's just the sheer numbers. We don't
Speaker 1: need them. Imagine if someone talked like that about Malthus,
Speaker 1: how would he feel about that? Would there be some
Speaker 1: sort of acknowledgement that maybe it's not the right thing
Speaker 1: to do. Once you're the one that's on that chopping
Speaker 1: block by Hey, you know, Freemasons, they're above, they're above,
Speaker 1: they're superior. If you're not Mason, you're nothing. Do you
Speaker 1: ever hear that?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 1: Anyway, So encourage contrary habits instead of recommending cleanliness. Remember
Speaker 1: the Industrial Revolution, Remember how people were at one time
Speaker 1: sustaining life on their gardens and farms, and they were
Speaker 1: brought into the city to work in shitty, horrible conditions,
Speaker 1: piss and shit in the water supply and working ridiculously
Speaker 1: long hours and dangerous conditions from children not up. Do
Speaker 1: you think this had something to do with Malthus In
Speaker 1: the country. We should build our villages near stagnant pools.
Speaker 1: That's where disease collects, by the way, fresh running water
Speaker 1: versus stagnation, so where things grow, bacteria, amiba, all kinds
Speaker 1: of stuff, and particularly encourage settlement in all marshy and
Speaker 1: unwholesome situations. But above all, we should reprobate specific remedies
Speaker 1: for ravaging diseases. Oh so outlaw homeopathy because it's not invasive.
Speaker 1: That's what that just said. Basically, reprobate specific remedies for
Speaker 1: ravaging diseases. And those benevolent but much mistaken men who
Speaker 1: have thought they were doing a service to mankind by
Speaker 1: projecting schemes for the total extirpation of particular disorders, so
Speaker 1: that we're duping the doctors too, to carry out our
Speaker 1: genocidal eugenics program. That's the statement that's Malthous. It was
Speaker 1: Malthus's ideas which inspired Darwin in the development of his
Speaker 1: theory of survival the fitness. Now, when I tell you
Speaker 1: that this has this is the root of the German thing,
Speaker 1: because that was a step toward creating the perception, the
Speaker 1: false perception of what health is and how and what
Speaker 1: causes disease and illness. Certainly couldn't have been unsanitary conditions,
Speaker 1: Certainly couldn't have been deficiencies and the nutrition their ninety
Speaker 1: essentral nutrients. No, it has to be an invisible thing
Speaker 1: that they just made up and tell you that that's
Speaker 1: what it was, because that way you can't blame poisoned
Speaker 1: water by an industrial you know, like like tannery, for
Speaker 1: why people are getting sick. No, it's an outbreak of
Speaker 1: a disease. Smallpox is a virus. Everybody can take the shot.
Speaker 1: The shot kills you. Oh, let's see, it's all been
Speaker 1: a scam, the whole thing. And we're still we're still
Speaker 1: living in a world where there's seventy plus shots in
Speaker 1: the child school schedule.
Speaker 5: This is there a.
Speaker 1: Specifically specified, specifically specified intent is to kill us off,
Speaker 1: make us ill, make us sick. The more they die
Speaker 1: the better. Of course, they had to have immunity to
Speaker 1: that than lack of liability to for because they're there.
Speaker 1: Their stated purpose through the Masonic and you know Judeo
Speaker 1: ways or Cabalistic ways, is to kill off those who
Speaker 1: aren't in their little cult. And you know, I was
Speaker 1: thinking today, how how can I say that I believe
Speaker 1: in a way, in a way that Christianity is older
Speaker 1: than Judaism. And what I mean by that, well, christ
Speaker 1: is just the Christening, it's the it's the it's an
Speaker 1: anointed one, it's the oil. Right, it's Jesus, not notwithstanding
Speaker 1: like not not not that aspect, but Christianity monotheistic belief system.
Speaker 1: And let's just call the actual Christianity that cropped up. Okay, Well,
Speaker 1: what was Judaism back then? They weren't Jews in the Bible.
Speaker 1: They were Sanhedrin, they were Pharisees, they were this, that
Speaker 1: the other thing. But they didn't get their jew name.
Speaker 1: Their their jew name came from the Judaism was a
Speaker 1: was a monarch was basically in response to Christianity and
Speaker 1: the rejection of it. So what would have to come first?
Speaker 1: So what were they prior to that? Three hundred BC
Speaker 1: when they were writing their bullshit Torah and uh Tanakh,
Speaker 1: they were the Saturn cult. They just weren't calling themselves that,
Speaker 1: but at anytime they mentioned yahweh L, which is a
Speaker 1: name for Saturn. They're talking about that demon that they
Speaker 1: sacrificed children to you.
Speaker 6: And this.
Speaker 1: This is the group that then finds itself hiding and
Speaker 1: masking its its identity, and it's and it's a persona
Speaker 1: in free Masonic wonders, in royal societies, royal you know,
Speaker 1: the royal societies of book reading clubs and things like that,
Speaker 1: these high society things where they can influence people. And
Speaker 1: in Christianity and Judaism, because Catholicism is just more of
Speaker 1: that cult too. And I'm not saying that there's something
Speaker 1: positive or what I'm saying is I think, if you
Speaker 1: really want to get down to it, that like Catholicism itself,
Speaker 1: or the the hijacking of Jesus to maneue to maneuver
Speaker 1: it in a way to control the populace through their
Speaker 1: religious beliefs, was actually more detrimental than the Pharisees were
Speaker 1: in a sense, because what I'm saying is this was
Speaker 1: actually created to be in defiance of the rest of
Speaker 1: the non cult members like the gooy the nations. So
Speaker 1: it was developed early on specifically for that purpose was
Speaker 1: to hijack the concept and idea and turn it on
Speaker 1: itself and invert Jesus to use it as a weapon
Speaker 1: and say, there can only be one. It's not that
Speaker 1: God gives us to everybody in Jesus. So we're just
Speaker 1: trying to tell you to tap into it because the
Speaker 1: Kingdom of Heaven is within and hey, you know I
Speaker 1: could use a little help here that type of thing. No,
Speaker 1: let's rewrite that so it doesn't say or doesn't show
Speaker 1: that Jesus was telling to tell us that we all
Speaker 1: are brought here by the benevolent Creator to do a mission,
Speaker 1: to have a purpose to this evil that's right in
Speaker 1: front of us. No, there's only one, and you have
Speaker 1: to wait for him to come back in order to
Speaker 1: do anything. In the meantime, just suffer with evil. That's
Speaker 1: not that's not really a good plan. That sounds like
Speaker 1: a pretty good, uh psychological psychological operation though, to keep
Speaker 1: you losing. And what we're about, what we're reading here
Speaker 1: and learning about from the aspects of what we call
Speaker 1: health now nothing's changed. This has only gotten worse, and
Speaker 1: now it's technologically advanced to where they are enforcing this
Speaker 1: in different ways to where you can't escape it. Your
Speaker 1: digital tracers will let them know. Well, you can't just say,
Speaker 1: here's my paper that says I got this fake fact,
Speaker 1: this shot that I didn't actually get, so phew, dodge
Speaker 1: that one. No, And why why are we trying to
Speaker 1: do that in the system. Why why can't we just
Speaker 1: see this system as being as corrupt and evil as
Speaker 1: it is on its face and not a why are
Speaker 1: we cowering and trying to hide and get religious exemptions
Speaker 1: and all that. Why don't we just come right out
Speaker 1: and say you are deliberately attempting to murder us. And
Speaker 1: here is the history and the proof. You put bise
Speaker 1: Shomp into obscurity for free Masonic cabalistic bullshit, and you
Speaker 1: promote false science and false health or medical treatment through
Speaker 1: the foundations that were that were faults and bullshit in
Speaker 1: the first place, through pasture as a way of masking
Speaker 1: or overwriting or overshadowing what Beshamp was teaching us. It
Speaker 1: was mathless ideas which inspired Darwin and the development of
Speaker 1: the theory of survival the fitness, Darwin explained in his
Speaker 1: autobiography in October eighteen thirty eight, that is, fifteen months
Speaker 1: after I had begun my systematic inquiry, I happened to
Speaker 1: read for amusement mouthus on population, and being well prepared
Speaker 1: to appreciate the struggle for existence which everywhere goes on.
Speaker 1: From long continued observation of the habits of animals and plants,
Speaker 1: it at once struck me that under these circumstances, favorable
Speaker 1: variations would tend to be preserved and unfavorable ones to
Speaker 1: be destroyed. The result of this would be the formation
Speaker 1: of new species. Here then I had at last got
Speaker 1: a theory by which to work effectively. Eugenics is the
Speaker 1: applied science of Darwinism. Should I say that again? And
Speaker 1: what is pushing that along?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 1: Yes, it's allopathy. It's the health system. It's your whole
Speaker 1: concept of modern science. Because who hijacked it? Who hijacked
Speaker 1: real studies, real experimentation. When's the last time the coach
Speaker 1: postulate was utilized? When's the last time that they isolated
Speaker 1: a virus and can prove that that it does everything
Speaker 1: that they said it does?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Wait, never? But who's in control of the industry, the Cabbalists,
Speaker 1: the Freemasons, the Jews, and I say it in that
Speaker 1: order because you can be a traitor to your own kind,
Speaker 1: which is mankind. In my opinion, I don't think these
Speaker 1: other people really have a whole lot of connection with
Speaker 1: a benevolent creator anymore, so I would consider them a
Speaker 1: different species or a different creature. So you can be
Speaker 1: of European descent, you can be indo European as some
Speaker 1: call it, and still be working in a big player
Speaker 1: on the end the game that ushers in the Kabbalistic
Speaker 1: Zionist oave j agenda, and everybody thinks they're going to
Speaker 1: have a seat at the table. Effectively, eugenics is the
Speaker 1: applied science of Darwinism, but specifically eugenics begins with Darwin's cousin,
Speaker 1: Francis Galton. The Darwin and Galton families also boasted fellows
Speaker 1: of the Royal Society. There So if it's not free Masonic,
Speaker 1: it's Royal Society. What you have to ask yourself is
Speaker 1: there a big fucking difference now? It really isn't. Both
Speaker 1: Darwin and Galton were founding members of the famous Lunar
Speaker 1: Society now let me let me stop there. When when
Speaker 1: we were doing the sorry, the British EDA discussion, and
Speaker 1: I was reading that book to you, what were these
Speaker 1: this cult? What were they? They were venerators or moon
Speaker 1: worship right, our ancestors were venerators of the Sun, and
Speaker 1: they believed in a benevolent creator. The Moon cult believed
Speaker 1: in all of the negative attributes and aspects of life.
Speaker 1: They dabbled with black magic, They did conjuring, invocation, child
Speaker 1: and human sacrifices, blood rituals, drug frenzied orgiastic mystic experiences,
Speaker 1: all kinds of sick shit. They didn't have marriage, They
Speaker 1: didn't have a concept of a benevolent creator or a
Speaker 1: concept of a creation story until they met us. They thought, well,
Speaker 1: we best get one of those so we can run
Speaker 1: our own scheme. Once they did meet up with us,
Speaker 1: because they wanted to give us something that we'd recognized
Speaker 1: that we would follow them rather than be the alphas.
Speaker 1: So the Lunar Society. This just throws back to the
Speaker 1: fact that this is that same cult, the same Saturn
Speaker 1: Moon cult to the Serpent Wolf cult of the EDA.
Speaker 1: This is the same sign curve sine wave moving its
Speaker 1: way through history like the little serpent that it is
Speaker 1: a serpentine. Both Darwin and Galton were founding members of
Speaker 1: the famous Lunar Society of Birmingham, so named because the
Speaker 1: society would meet during the full moon. Assessing the work
Speaker 1: of Darwin and pondering the experience of animal breeders and horticulturalists,
Speaker 1: Galton wondered if the human genetic makeup could be improved? Oh,
Speaker 1: looks maxing Ah. The question was then forced upon me.
Speaker 1: Could not the race of men be similarly improved?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Get rid of all the garbage eugenics? Could not the
Speaker 1: undesirables be got rid of and the desirables multiplied? Is
Speaker 1: that what the mentality of the system was when they
Speaker 1: put a DNR on Grace Charah because they considered her
Speaker 1: an undesirable, because she was closer to God than any
Speaker 1: of us ever will be, because she had the innocence.
Speaker 1: They don't want to They don't want angels on earth.
Speaker 1: They don't They can't can't work with that. Huh Okay,
Speaker 1: here there's one more Tonight You want to go tonight
Speaker 1: or tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Time?
Speaker 5: Is the start.
Speaker 1: I did tonight when Mom say all right, let's go
Speaker 1: nine thirty five, eight seventeen. Now give me a little bit. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, yep, but go see SpongeBob. Yeah, oh fair,
Speaker 1: can you shut the canton a little bit better? I'll
Speaker 1: get it, Thanks, Er.
Speaker 6: Tilibet.
Speaker 1: Dad's gotta go see SpongeBob tonight at nine thirty. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's see. The survival of Fittis is a term coined
Speaker 1: by a sociologist, Herbert Spencer. Spencer's ideas derived from his
Speaker 1: reading of Malthus, and his later theories were influenced by
Speaker 1: those of Darwin. However, Spencer's major work, Progress Its Law
Speaker 1: and Cause, was released two years before the publication of
Speaker 1: Darwin's On the Origin of Species. The First Principle and
Speaker 1: First Principles was printed in eighteen sixty. Soon after On
Speaker 1: the Origin of Species was published published, critics denounced Darwin's
Speaker 1: description of a struggle for existence as a Malthusian justification
Speaker 1: for the ravages of the industrial revolution. Okay, the industrial
Speaker 1: revolution comes back into play, and rather than clean up
Speaker 1: the society that the industry is polluting, promote the and
Speaker 1: encourage people to live in filth, and you get rid
Speaker 1: of two problems. There's no more complainers and you're reducing
Speaker 1: the population, and you're able to continue to poison everybody
Speaker 1: through simply dumping your your your chemicals in your in
Speaker 1: your waist into the water supply. I think the I
Speaker 1: think the Romans had a cleaner place than you know,
Speaker 1: early America during the Industrial Revolution in the cities. And
Speaker 1: it's funny that the industrial evolution comes up, comes up
Speaker 1: again because the demons that are controlling the shit now
Speaker 1: talk about the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the AI Revolution. The
Speaker 1: term Darwinism was used for the evolution. And don't think
Speaker 1: that they aren't connected. And remember, if we're talking about
Speaker 1: the X club, what does what does? What does he name?
Speaker 1: Every goddamn thing he's involved with? Right x dot com
Speaker 1: as in Twitter, every single thing that he's involved in.
Speaker 1: It's got a SpaceX. He wanted to call PayPal that
Speaker 1: right didn't? Have you seen what I was seeing? I
Speaker 1: think you were, Yeah, you are, okay, let's see. Soon
Speaker 1: after the on Original Species published, critics denounced Darman's description
Speaker 1: of their struggle for okay. So the term Darwinism was
Speaker 1: used for the evolutionary ideas of others, including Spencer's Survival
Speaker 1: of the Fittest, as free market progress and Earnst Hackel's
Speaker 1: racist ideas of human developments. Enter supported laissez faire capitalism
Speaker 1: on the basis of his belief that struggle for survival
Speaker 1: spurred self improvement, which could be inherited in the social organism.
Speaker 1: In the Social Organism, Spencer compares society to a living
Speaker 1: organism and argues that just as biological organisms evolve through
Speaker 1: natural selections, society evolves and increases in complexity through analogous processes.
Speaker 1: Well here's the thing. Yeah, just like you know, are
Speaker 1: cells die, new cells get in their place. Bone gets
Speaker 1: broken down by the osteo class and osteoblasts put new
Speaker 1: bone on. There's a constant renewal there, and things that
Speaker 1: don't work anymore the debris gets cleaned out. That all
Speaker 1: makes sense, the idea that we all work as one
Speaker 1: fluid organism, and the things that refuse to better the
Speaker 1: rest of like society or tribe or nation would be
Speaker 1: the things that wouldn't have a place. But you don't
Speaker 1: have to outright go out and you know, eliminate these people.
Speaker 1: You just can't have social programs keeping the week alive
Speaker 1: to weaken the rest of the society unless you're trying
Speaker 1: to make the society at large collapse. And this is
Speaker 1: why they do this because naturally people in like who
Speaker 1: are led by are people and you know European descent,
Speaker 1: there's not going to be a lot of baggage holding
Speaker 1: them down. Yes, we're there, you know, throughout history, even
Speaker 1: as far back as the British Shadow, we showed kindness.
Speaker 1: We try to rehabilitate. But if people were worthless refusing
Speaker 1: to work, even in the Scythians, they would x, they
Speaker 1: would they would exile them, they would get them out
Speaker 1: of there. They wouldn't be part of the society. The
Speaker 1: rest of the society who was a family unit, family,
Speaker 1: tribe nation. So as a way of saying that it's
Speaker 1: like one big organism. Yeah, if everybody is appreciative of
Speaker 1: the other and they're working in doing their part to
Speaker 1: make the whole of their family strong, there's a truth
Speaker 1: to that. But the way that these people who are
Speaker 1: so detached from empathy and compassions view it, it's more
Speaker 1: mechanical because of how they view the body itself over
Speaker 1: the organism as being mechanical, not spiritual, not love. Do
Speaker 1: you understand? So I can agree with what they're saying here,
Speaker 1: but I agree with a different set of values for
Speaker 1: each of the components that they're referring to. Do that
Speaker 1: makes sense. The publication of Darwin's on the Origin of
Speaker 1: Species helped to create the false impression of a conflict
Speaker 1: between science and religion. Well, if anything, the benevolent creator
Speaker 1: a concept the way the human body actually works, and
Speaker 1: their faults diminishing way that they view it, science would
Speaker 1: prove the other, or it woul at least prove God
Speaker 1: or the vital force or a spiritual aspect to the
Speaker 1: human body and life, a symbiotic relationship with nature. But
Speaker 1: because they reject all that, that's why they had to
Speaker 1: pit him at odds artificially and claim through their fault science,
Speaker 1: that science is disproving God. As it brought on a
Speaker 1: storm of controversy, because then I have scientism instead. As
Speaker 1: it brought on a stone of controversy between the scientific
Speaker 1: establishment and the Church of England, who recognized evolutionism as
Speaker 1: an attack on what was perceived as the divinity, divinely
Speaker 1: ordained aristocratic social order. So it wasn't because the Church
Speaker 1: of England as anything special, nice, wonderful people. To remember,
Speaker 1: they're still using the scam of Catholicism or Christianity the
Speaker 1: way that they use it. Not saying that Christianity is
Speaker 1: a scam. I'm saying the way that they manipulate it. Okay.
Speaker 1: So what they're saying is it's an attack by the
Speaker 1: scientific community or the premasonic order, or people outside of
Speaker 1: the monarchy, outside of the bloodlines, the aristocratic social order,
Speaker 1: that are vying for power. So it's just a skirmish
Speaker 1: between two corrupt entities, really, is what they're referring to.
Speaker 1: Because who says that somebody has a divine right to rule, Well,
Speaker 1: that would be a church. It would have to be right,
Speaker 1: somebody who is a spokesman for or pretends to be
Speaker 1: a spokesman for divine things. So it's the church that
Speaker 1: has all the power in a system like that, because
Speaker 1: they can make or break who they say has the
Speaker 1: divine right to rule ordained by God. And obviously that
Speaker 1: network or that partnership should be suspicious to all people. Conversely,
Speaker 1: Darwin's ideas on evolution were welcomed by liberal theologians and
Speaker 1: by a new generation of salaried professional scientists who would
Speaker 1: later come to form the X Club. Yeah, like that
Speaker 1: website that you're on. There were a bunch of Darwinist
Speaker 1: eugenicists who saw his work as a great stride and
Speaker 1: the struggle for freedom from clerical interference in science. Does
Speaker 1: it make sense the X is also a symbol of
Speaker 1: an hourglass and of crossroads and of Saturn. This attack
Speaker 1: was led by Thomas Henry Huxley, known as Darwin's bulldog,
Speaker 1: grandfather of Julian Huxley and an evolutionist eugenesis and founder
Speaker 1: of UNESCO, Julian Huskley Huxley, founder of UNESCO. Isn't that great?
Speaker 1: UNESCO World Heritage sites? Don't let people see the truth
Speaker 1: about their past. Put a fence around it. And his
Speaker 1: brother Aldus Huxley, who was the major influence behind the
Speaker 1: CIA mk ulture program towards fulfillment of the pessimistic dystopia
Speaker 1: brave new world, a new to believer and where do
Speaker 1: you see the foundation of this? And Eldice who was
Speaker 1: a major influence behind the CIA mk ulture program. Oh
Speaker 1: this sound a little bit like Yuval Harari. It's talking
Speaker 1: about hackable animals. Does that now sound like once again
Speaker 1: like before when we were talking about the Industrial Revolution
Speaker 1: and how they're at the fourth Do you are you
Speaker 1: seeing this cult h expressing itself in modern times towards
Speaker 1: fulfillment of its pessimistic, dystopian, brave New world. A noted unbeliever,
Speaker 1: Thomas Huxley used the term agnostic. So careful how you
Speaker 1: throw that around, because I heard Maton and a couple
Speaker 1: of other people recently say well, if anything, I'm agnostic,
Speaker 1: which basically says you're not you're not convinced, but you
Speaker 1: don't believe that there's nothing, but you're not of a
Speaker 1: specific religion. That's how most people perceive that. But when
Speaker 1: you when you have people like Thomas Huxley, who's you know,
Speaker 1: Darwin's bulldog, you know, coining that term, has time to
Speaker 1: throw that term out once you understand where it comes from.
Speaker 1: To describe his attitude to theism, Huxley applied Darwin's ideas
Speaker 1: to humans. So here's what they do. They put together
Speaker 1: what they know is a fraudulent religion who claims divinity
Speaker 1: or to be followers of the true benevolent creator. They
Speaker 1: know that they're frauds, and then they go and they
Speaker 1: attack those religions. And that's somehow supposed to in an
Speaker 1: erroneous way, but to dupe other people disprove the actual
Speaker 1: benevolent creator that those religions never actually represented in the
Speaker 1: first place. So they build an institution, they discredit that
Speaker 1: which they pretend, pretended to be all four, you know,
Speaker 1: and then that's somehow it is supposed to diminish people's
Speaker 1: faith in So that's why you don't get into the
Speaker 1: organized and institutional shit. You get your direct, one on
Speaker 1: one relationship with God. And that's what a true and
Speaker 1: gnostic is the wrong word, but it's what they use.
Speaker 1: Would teach you to be on the path of gnosis,
Speaker 1: which means you're one on one experiences your path and
Speaker 1: your relationship with a benevolent creator. You don't need middlemen.
Speaker 1: Huxley applied Darwin's ideas to humans, using paleontology and comparative
Speaker 1: anatomy as purported evidence that humans and apes shared a
Speaker 1: common ancestry. Huxley's legendary retort that he would rather be
Speaker 1: descended from an ape than a man who misused his
Speaker 1: gifts came to symbolize and suppose the supposed triumph of
Speaker 1: science over religion. So again, the whole we're from monkeys
Speaker 1: is a is a scam. It's observational misnomers. Why do
Speaker 1: they not have a notice? I mean, there's lots of
Speaker 1: other reasons. Why why are there still monkeys if we
Speaker 1: are evolved? What the hell's up with that?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 1: Why are there still monkeys? Why are they stronger? When
Speaker 1: should if we're evolving, shouldn't we be strong surviving to
Speaker 1: you know, sorry, evolving to survive in the natural world. Well,
Speaker 1: strength would be important in that type of world. Why
Speaker 1: would we lose strength? Doesn't make any sense. How do
Speaker 1: our legs get so long? We're not monkeys? Just because
Speaker 1: there's only so many time ways you can you know,
Speaker 1: arrange the legos so that a lot of the legos
Speaker 1: are going to be set the same way as in
Speaker 1: quote unquote DNA. It's the little it's the differences that
Speaker 1: make all the difference. We're probably I think they said
Speaker 1: about fifty percent like a cat and fifty percent like
Speaker 1: a banana. Does that make us all bananas? For about
Speaker 1: thirty years, Huxley was not only evolution's most influential proponent,
Speaker 1: but has been described as the premier advocate of science
Speaker 1: in the nineteenth century for the whole English speaking role
Speaker 1: the day that lobbying accorded to I say accorded Darwin's hold.
Speaker 1: On the day that lobbying accorded Darwin Britain's highest scientific honor,
Speaker 1: the Royal Society's Copley Medal, November third, eighteen sixty four,
Speaker 1: Huxley held the first meeting of what became the influential
Speaker 1: X Club, to which Herbert Spencer also belonged. The X
Speaker 1: Club was a bunch of circle jerking Freemasons and Royal
Speaker 1: Society devoted to natural history and naturalism, and of course
Speaker 1: the learning Kabbala, which would thereby make them fellow travelers.
Speaker 1: When Zionism popped up the idea that only natural laws
Speaker 1: and forces, as opposed to supernatural or spiritual ones operate
Speaker 1: the world, natural laws and fortance, there's nothing wrong with
Speaker 1: considering this, but they don't consider this properly either natural order,
Speaker 1: natural laws and forces. They're talking about their boiled down
Speaker 1: bullshit science that also ignores the ether and magnetism and
Speaker 1: field theory, which is a huge part of because once
Speaker 1: you start getting into that realm, you can't help but
Speaker 1: see this supernatural or metaphysical and spiritual aspect of life
Speaker 1: and existence, and therefore they have to they have to
Speaker 1: shut that down on it after eighteen six, sorry after
Speaker 1: eighteen eighty six, Dinners took place at the Athenaeum Club.
Speaker 1: Athenaeum Club, a private members club in London founded in
Speaker 1: eighteen twenty four has It has had many well known
Speaker 1: members including H. H. Asqu With, Winston Churchill, Joseph Conrad,
Speaker 1: Lord Curzon, Charles Darwin, Charles Dickens, Sir Arthur Conan, Doyle, T. S. Eliot,
Speaker 1: Michael Faraday, Alec Guinness, Richard Kipling, Kim Philby, Lord Palmerston,
Speaker 1: Cecil Rhoades. You know that guy was a freak. Isaac
Speaker 1: is really the father of Prime Minister Benjamin is really
Speaker 1: Herbert Spencer, Arnold J. Twainbe and W. B. Yeats Y
Speaker 1: X Club, which was ostensibly founded to protect protect oh well,
Speaker 1: runder attacks. That's also Jewish them Riady under attack were
Speaker 1: such a victives science, pure and free, untrammeled by religious
Speaker 1: dogmas that they also set up came to the defense
Speaker 1: of liberal theologians who began to critique the sanctity of
Speaker 1: the Christian religion. The men of the X Club felt
Speaker 1: that this dissension and the jealousies of theological sex with
Speaker 1: then learned societies were damaging and attempted to limit the
Speaker 1: contributions of Christianity to the British Association for the Advancement
Speaker 1: of Science, a society in which they were all members.
Speaker 1: Between the time of its inception in eighteen sixty four
Speaker 1: and its termination in eighteen ninety three, the X Club
Speaker 1: and its members gained much prominence within the scientific community, infiltration,
Speaker 1: co opting, rearranging what science is to conform to their
Speaker 1: alluring cabalistic ideals and projections, carrying much influence, and of course,
Speaker 1: for the detriment of mankind, because the eugenics slash mass
Speaker 1: murder uh initiative had been kicked off, carrying much influence
Speaker 1: over scientific thought. Of course, of course, of course, because
Speaker 1: with scientific you can also fuck people with the medical
Speaker 1: and make them believe anything you want because science said so.
Speaker 1: And then this other asshole said so, and he's smarter
Speaker 1: than you because he is hoity toity in a society
Speaker 1: that you don't belong in, and he goes to the
Speaker 1: thing called the university with ivy leaves and yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: largely by granting each other awards. Yes, yes, the circle jerk,
Speaker 1: it's all about the optics, right, Oh, I got out awards,
Speaker 1: so I must know what I'm talking about. I'm on
Speaker 1: the top of my class on top okay recognition, largely
Speaker 1: by granting each other awards from the Royal Society. According
Speaker 1: to Ruth Burton, they were representatives of experts. They are
Speaker 1: representatives of expert professional science to the end of the century,
Speaker 1: becoming leading advisors to government and leading publicists for the
Speaker 1: benefits of science. You see how this infiltrated the poison
Speaker 1: they became. These are people who are constantly crunching the
Speaker 1: numbers and trying to figure out how to kill the
Speaker 1: most people without being overt about it. They became influential
Speaker 1: and scientific politics. So obviously what you believe is important
Speaker 1: so that they can deceive you. When they start referencing
Speaker 1: what they've could trick you into believing as a basis
Speaker 1: for why they're going to do the next thing. So
Speaker 1: there's viruses, and here's the shot you if you didn't
Speaker 1: believe in the virus, lie, you wouldn't go and line
Speaker 1: your child up for injections because you're afraid that they're
Speaker 1: going to get this thing that doesn't exist. Now it's
Speaker 1: easy to poison somebody and then say, hey, look you
Speaker 1: have a virus or you know, deplete their nutrients or
Speaker 1: you know, what do you call it? A deprived them
Speaker 1: of proper nutrition, and then when they get ill, you say, oh,
Speaker 1: it's because you have a virus. Became influential in scientific politics,
Speaker 1: forming interlocking dictator sorry directorships on the councils of many
Speaker 1: scientific societies. According to Huxley, however, the fact that all
Speaker 1: the members of the Club gained distinction within science was
Speaker 1: purely coincidental. Oh yes, everything's coincidental when you have Masonic
Speaker 1: motherfuckers involved. However, historian Frank M. Turner has indicated that
Speaker 1: these so called conflicts between science and religion should be
Speaker 1: understood as a power conflict between an emerging professional class
Speaker 1: of scientists represented by the ex Club against the religious
Speaker 1: establishment right, both corrupt, both buying for influence as why
Speaker 1: do you think they still call things influencers? And they
Speaker 1: created an artificial entity or space called social media and
Speaker 1: Internet so that they could control this artificial space outside
Speaker 1: of reality where people who don't do anything matter because
Speaker 1: of their clout, and they control those people and how
Speaker 1: they influence everyone else who's in that artificial bubble called
Speaker 1: Internet and social media see it's important to be the
Speaker 1: fly in the ointment sometimes because the ointment is poison. However,
Speaker 1: historian Okay Weer so that should be understood by between
Speaker 1: a emergent professional class and scientists represented by the S
Speaker 1: Club against the religious establishment. As explained by Barton, they
Speaker 1: were not merely aiming to establish science as one profession
Speaker 1: among others. Rather, they were challenging the profession that have
Speaker 1: the unique role of cultural leadership religion, right, because now
Speaker 1: they want you to believe in the society, the system,
Speaker 1: the scientism of a it as your identity above and
Speaker 1: beyond those old superstitious ways of religion, which, by the way,
Speaker 1: were also corrupted when you went to an institution, but
Speaker 1: not corrupt in the sense that there was a benevolent
Speaker 1: creator in that spiritualism was real. Remember, even in the
Speaker 1: Torah spirituality spiritual was was shot, which shunned by by
Speaker 1: their false God that they had you believe in was
Speaker 1: the real one. I went over there in a great
Speaker 1: detail a long time ago. Maybe I'll do it again.
Speaker 1: They were not merely aiming to establish science as one
Speaker 1: profession among oh I already said that a unique role.
Speaker 1: They were challenging the profession that had the unique role
Speaker 1: of cultural leadership, educating the public mind, guiding public morals,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean, this is why they needed it,
Speaker 1: and legitimating the social order. I think it should be legitimizing.
Speaker 1: James Moore and Adrian Desmond, drawing on Robert Young, add
Speaker 1: an additional radical political angle to Turner's analysis. They argued
Speaker 1: that scientific professionals were aligned with the economic and political
Speaker 1: interests of dissenting manufacturers, h corporatism, and mixed with science. Yes,
Speaker 1: so well, yeah, it just so happens at Pfizer makes
Speaker 1: something for that, isn't that interesting? And that when extending
Speaker 1: their expertise to human nature and human society, the new
Speaker 1: men of science, new men of science, science is dead
Speaker 1: at this point, produced a naturalistic theodicy that legitimized the
Speaker 1: emerging industrial social order. Burbermensch will be for another day.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about this and how I don't agree with
Speaker 1: what he says about some of the things here, and
Speaker 1: it's how you doing about some of the other ones.
Speaker 3: But there you go.
Speaker 1: Now, if there after that, if there's still not a
Speaker 1: desire within you to learn more about the ninety es
Speaker 1: central nutrients and what reality has in store for you
Speaker 1: when it comes to how you actually prevent yourself from
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Speaker 1: Let's see, Churchill liked the Little Boys allegedly, Yeah, he
Speaker 1: liked a lot of things, couldn't Churchill was a controlled
Speaker 1: by a group called the Focus who funded the director. Yes,
Speaker 1: he was a drinker and a gambler who pissed away
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Speaker 1: in this country. He cared about maintaining his stupid Or
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Speaker 1: Won't just be about the boxing stuff all right. Later,
Speaker 1: Shaw