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with that out of the way, gentlemen, why don't we
just jump right into it tonight and just talk about
the story the kind of broke today. This is the
big one I want to talk about. Mike Walls is
being outed from the Trump administration. So National Security Advisor
Mike Walls and Deputy NSC Advisor Alex Wong are leaving
their positions at the Trump administration. According to Fox News,
Walls came under scrutiny in March after he mistakenly added
the Atlantics Jeffrey Goldberg to a signal chat where top
Trump officials were discussing military strikes on the Hooti rebels.
Speaker 3: And Yemen.
Speaker 1: President Trump publicly backed Walls after the controversy, calling him
a good man who learned a lesson. I do have
to kind of laugh because this the day after the
one hundred days you know, marker of the Trump administration.
They just boot him. So they kind of let the
signal chat stuff, you know, simmer for a couple of weeks,
and then they just kicked him to the curb.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, he shouldn't have been there in the
first place. This guy is not America first. He is
ready to jump into any war historically that that the
United States wants. He doesn't care anything about spying on
American citizens. He he's one hundred percent a regime guy.
And it's another example of somebody that once said some
nice things or defended Trump on something seemed to you know,
it's like fake them out a little bit, or it
was just some The last person to talk to him said, no,
Waltz would be a really good guy to put in there.
Good riddans. I don't think this is I don't know
that I would care about anybody that he would fire
right now. I don't know that I would panic. I
think the one person that if he fired I would
I would be like, shit, something's really wrong is Scott
bisents at this point because the money is the only
thing now that I in my opinion, there's a chance
of being repaired in any way that could actually benefit
our guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I love how they're still going with this line,
pretending that the journalist being added to the signal group
was an accident. Like I know that the average person
who still listens to the mainstream media is retarded, So
I guess they expect that the readers will under will
believe that because it's something they themselves would do. But
I mean, it's it was obviously not any kind of state,
but it is. Getting Waltz out is great in my book,
because he's one of the voices that was calling for
war with Iran, is calling for the Israelis to make
surgical strikes on Iran's various facilities. So it's another step
in the right direction, because you know, as much as
we've been hearing we're going to war with Iran since
about two thousand and three, it's luckily has not yet manifest.
Speaker 1: Yeah, of course, I mean, I'm just, I just I
do not care about Iran literally at all, and I
have never met an American in my life who does
care about Iran, and the only reason why people are
concerned about it is because of that little democracy in
the Middle East that we all apparently love so much.
So I mean that this country has nothing to do
with us. I want no part of it whatsoever. I
don't really care for all the discussions about, oh, now
we've got a sanction Iran too, because you know, there
weeks away from a nuclear missile, even though they've been
two weeks away from a nuclear missile for the last
twenty five years apparently. But now I'm just I'm tired
of all this nonsense. I mean, Americans do not want
to have our foreign policy set on the Middle East.
We know it's just been disastrous, wars, wasted tons of
blood and money, and we want to redirect our attention
back into our own hemisphere. I like much of the
discussion that's been coming out of the Trump administration about
dealing with the Cartels, Mexico, Panama, Canal, you know, Venezuela, Columbia,
El Salvador, all these places that are actually in our
backyard and not Iran. So it seems like a good move.
I wish it would have been done sooner. I mean,
I'm almost for saying this from the start, but you know,
we'll take it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And you know, for those of us have been talking
about the Greater Israel project, this Iran is the last,
the last country on the list that the America hasn't
you know, stuck its finger in on behalf of our
greatest ally. So it's uh it again, this is it's
just this is just all around good. Now, of course
we have to see who's going to replace him. If
it's another warhawk, if it's another guy who is just
an Israeli cut out, well.
Speaker 1: We actually have the answer for that, not me, not you.
It is none other than Marco Rubio. This is actually
adding another position under his belt, which honestly, I actually
kind of like because this cuts down on the nonsense
of you know, like I mean, obviously the thing with
the signal chat stuff is obviously you know, not a
quote unquote accident, right, But I do like the idea
of just having one guy who's in charge of a
bunch of things he just talked to him, especially if
he's just a complete loyal acolyte, which by all accounts
thus far it appears that Rubio has been.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, it seems like Marco's under his control Trump,
you know, Trump and whoever is handling him are doing
a pretty good job. He says something, he goes off
the reservation, I think sometimes with what he says, but
what he says never turns into policies, so I don't
really care. So yeah, I mean, it seems like, you know,
Marco is a little soldier being told, being told, doing
what he's being told. But you know, the question is
is when is he going to be When is he
going to do something be told to do something you know,
will really consider to be like a win, something that's
actually celebratory.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I hope that that kind of stays as
the way that he acts, because he also seems to
have the same sort of stance on Israel and Iran
that Waltz did. So maybe if we're just trading somebody
who sucks on the question and is willing to go
roadue with somebody who sucks on the question and is
actually actually does what he told, it's still a whin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, and if you want to look at
it this way, it's one less human being being employed
in the federal government. So we're gonna come like two
positions and combine him into one. So I mean, can't
possibly be the worst thing in the world, right, I mean,
I don't know. I just get the vibe that you
don't need like two hundred and fifty people in like
these cabinet meetings. You know, they get the big photo
ops with the big long table and everyone's sitting there,
and you know, it's like the guy at the one
end is impossible to hear the guy at the other
end talking. It's just I feel like it's just photo
op nonsense. And we don't need these many people in
here to do the job. I mean, you can have
your underlings working for you and giving you reports and
then that guy comes in he says his peace.
Speaker 3: But I don't know, I don't know. I think previous
presidents got by with far less people.
Speaker 4: There's no reason that one person can't be doing If
Trump really wants to rule like an executive, there's no
reason that person can't be over three or four departments
that he trusts. You know, as long as you're not
doing you know, it's one of those, as long as
one of those departments isn't like headed to war where
that person. It needs all that person's attention. Then, you know,
I don't see why. I mean, I'm sure I'm not
the only one here who's done four or five people's
jobs when I'm when I was working somewhere.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely, So, I mean, we'll keep tracking this one.
We'll see what happens. I mean, I'm just going out
there and saying I'm sick and tired of everybody, just
like you know, do mongering on Twitter every five minutes,
saying like this is something that the Libertarians I can talk.
Speaker 3: About all the time too.
Speaker 1: You know, it's like, oh, we're just one step away
from the next big war with Iran's Like, I don't
believe it for a second. I just don't like who's
going to fight in this war? Who wants to fight
in this war? Nobody wants to spend their money on it,
Nobody wants.
Speaker 3: To go and die for it.
Speaker 2: It's just.
Speaker 3: This is just ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I do not see it remotely feasible that the United
States is gonna go like invade Iran or declare war.
Speaker 3: This is just ridiculous. Yeah, I mean, this brings up
a good larger point, and it's especially important for the
old Glory Club is that all of this is ultimately
low politics. It seems that we can watch happen and
for us it should just be a recognition of where
we are and it should spur us on to do more.
But at the end of the day, everyone in the
old Glory Club should be out there building irrespective of
what the empty suits are doing, because we don't have
any direct control over them, but we do have direct
control over making sure that it can affect us as
little as possible.
Speaker 1: So you're here, all right, why don't we switch on
over to which has been I already see people in
the chat already talking about this because this has probably
been like the story of the week, and they're just
clips we have to talk about. So we got to
turn our attention to how the Democrats once again are
filing impeachment on Donald Trump. Oh my god, just look
at this guy. Oh no, it's just first of all,
just the fact that this guy's seventy years old, unbelievable.
Speaker 4: But if if if if a Graham Swani and Peter
Brimolo had a baby, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Really amazing. I mean his eyes are as empty as
his suit, Like look look at this demon. It's like
it's like a it's like a robot with human skin
stretched over it. It's it's truly horrifying.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, definitely. But uh, let's listen in to what
this that. Yeah, I've been told by many people that
this guy is just as American as you and me,
a gentleman.
Speaker 3: So let's listen to what this American has to say.
Speaker 5: This is Congressman Shriet Canada. Donald Trump has already done
real damage to our democracy, but defining a unanimous nine
oh Supreme Court ruling that has to be the final straw.
Is time we impeach Donald J.
Speaker 2: Trump.
Speaker 5: The court said the wrong for you.
Speaker 1: You can tell how long he's taking must.
Speaker 5: Be a lot and received due process. Trump, he ignored it.
He ignored the Constitution, He ignored the very check democracy intact.
This isn't an isolated is It's never worked, part of
a dangerous, deliberate pattern.
Speaker 3: That's why, Okay, I think that yeah, that's.
Speaker 4: Do you know how often he changes the price of
black and miles.
Speaker 3: Depends on who's asking for him, you know. I mean,
but but for real, like, the idea that this guy
should be anywhere near our Congress or even in this
country is absolutely absurd and like, listen to him just
blathering on about the normal tired democrat, low politic talking points.
He has no idea what he's saying. He just knows
that this is the kind of stuff that will get
him into the into the newspapers, and ultimately he's a good,
you know, expression of his race, just continuing to swindle
the American people in any way that he can.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it never gets old, just never does. I love
how Melon said in the chat earlier. This guy is
like when you randomize your character in the Skyrim character creator.
Truly truly a terrible character. I mean a little bit
of background on the sky Sharif Thanadar, so of course
born in India, not born in the United States, which
on its face should not be allowed. I mean in
any position of government, whether you know you're the president,
a representative, a senator, a Supreme Court justice, a judge,
even a lawyer, you know, anything like this. You should
not be allowed to work in any form of government whatsoever,
working on laws of the country if you aren't a
citizen of the actual nation, a heritage American, And so
right off the bat, this guy just should be disqualified instantly.
But of course got his quote unquote citizenship by marrying
an American who later shot herself. And then this guy,
of course, much like vivek Rama bing Bong, you know,
had a pharmaceutical company and in this guy's case, which
just shows you how much or how little I should
say these people are like us. When this pharmaceutical business
went under, he proceeded to leave all of the testing animals,
including beagles and various monkeys, just at the site to
starve to death. You know, It's like, oh, nope, they're
done now, I can't do anything with them. Nope, we're
out of here. So just shows you the kind of
caliber of the sum human being.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to comment on that because if I do,
we're going to get the video taken down. But here's
what I will say. If he was born in India,
there is a sixty chance that he is shipped in
the street. Sixty percent of India shits outside every single day,
not in an out house outside. If he was born
in India, there's a chance, at some time in his
life he was openly shitting in the street, probably while
on his phone. And that guy's an elected politician trying
to tell Americans what to do.
Speaker 3: So, I mean, you know, we hear a lot of
talk about the Indian shitting in the street. My main
question is, were they kind of like the Muslims or
they use their hands to wipe They carry around like
rolls of toilet paper on them at all time using
the hand.
Speaker 1: If they if they decide to wipe it all.
Speaker 3: I'm truly.
Speaker 4: You're And here here's the worst thing about this country,
this country, India. They not only have this problem where
sixty percent of them shit in the street, they also
have an insane rape problem. Oh yeah, So basically what
that tells you is there's a sixty percent chance that
you're raping some woman who has a shitty ass.
Speaker 1: Jesus, a horrible image.
Speaker 3: God.
Speaker 1: A couple a little bit more of a background on
this character as to how he actually got his seat.
So there was a jurymandering, a redistrict thing done. This
guy's actually from the metro Detroit area and actually split
up the district that makes up Detroit. They split it
in half in the last election cycle. So this guy
is the first ever you know, district I think it's
thirty one district on east side of Detroit. So he's
the first guy ever elected in that district. In Yes,
I'm sure the city of henry Ford Motown car manufacturers
is definitely very well represented by this guy right here.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, thank you. I mean, unless we forget I'm
pretty sure this guy was joining in with some coalition
of other Indian congressmen, which again should not be something
that we should ever have to put together in a sentence,
but talking about how their racial interests will be represented
here in a country where they do not belong. So, yeah,
it's just all around evil and it's just we already
know where this guy leads.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, how do we allow people in the
country who not only our net buts are incredibly in
group preference, even more so than in another group in
my opinion. Also, they hate those people like they have
in group preference to people they hate like these are
people they literally hate their family members. Yeah, they'll get
their family members hired and get you fired. How how
do you have a civilization with one of them?
Speaker 1: You don't, And keep pointing this out all the time.
It is not magic dirt that makes America America. America
is America because of the American people. You know, if
the country was founded by Indians or Nigerians or Mexicans
or any other group of people. It would not have
looked like it the way it did at the founding
of the country in seventeen seventy six. It would have
looked radically different. And the more and more that you
import these people, the more and more it's going to
look like their homelands that they are coming from, not
more like America. And newsflash for everyone listening to this
stream and everyone in this country, nobody wants to live
in those places because if they wanted to live in
those places, they go live in them. Right now, India
is a shithole, Mexico is a shithole, Nigeria is a shithole,
Haiti is a shithole. Canada is a shithole. All these
places nobody wants to go and live in and we
don't want their people here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but as a silver lining, this is going to
push us inexorably towards just racial Balkanization, which the multicultural
project necessitates anyway. So yeah, I don't think anyone's done
more damage to the idea of multiculturalism than the Indians
over the last but five months.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, I mean, we keep hammering this drum quite
a bit over the last several weeks about the danger
of Indian influence, and we see how it's growing across
the rest of the anglosphere in Britain and Canada, in Australia,
all over the world. These people are weaseling their way
into positions of power. They're organized, they're well funded, and
they have absurd levels of in group preference. And once
again banging the drum, Jim Tressel in Ohio to make
sure that Vivak is not put in charge of an
entire state. We do not want one of these people.
We don't even want them in representatives order the Senate
like in this case, imagine one of them was a
governor of a whole state. This is bad news, people.
It needs to be stopped, all right, speaking Well, you
know what, why don't we just go on down to
the other state, which this has actually been happening in
quite a bit recently, but we're gonna talk about a
different story. We're talking about Texas previously with the giant
monkey god statue that has been in place recently, and
I think the only logical conclusion now is that we
have to somehow convince greg Abbott that giant statue somehow
anti Semitic and it will be moved. So here we go.
This is from a mail the village crazy Lady on
Twitter who was just on my friend Kyle Motovic show recently.
People want to go check that out. So San Marcos, Texas,
a city of just seventy thousand people, identified that its
residents were sending four point four million tax dollars in
tax revenue to Israel each year. So the city council
drafted a resolution calling for the relocation of those funds
towards domestic priorities. All right, sodldr. Somehow this city was
sending taxpayer of money from Americans abroad to Israel for
some reason. And so like any rational thinking individual and
any America first people, they would actually want their tax
dollars going to their city infrastructure. Who would have thought,
who you know? But of course Greg Aviatt's response for
this is this is antisemitic. So he is now threatening
to cut off the city from all future state contracts
if it adopts this resolution. This is just like Texas.
You guys got to get your fucking shit together. Man,
I don't know what is going on. I mean, it's
been a good maybe fifteen years since I've been to Texas.
I'm going to make a trip through there later this year.
But man, oh man, they just are consistently putting out
the worst Republican politicians known to man. And I don't
know what is going on down there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, this.
Speaker 4: Is go ahead, pete, Okay, I would say this is
I mean, I am shocked that money is being skimmed
off the top. And since a certain group, when does
this ever happen?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, truly, this is a novel circumstance and there
aren't any other states in the country where this happens.
But I think everybody in the audience would it would
be good for them to read the whole letter that
Greg Abbott sent and you know, it's only one page long,
and it's in terms that even journalists can understand. So
I know that our high IQ audience will be able
to understand. It's just fine. But he cites a lot
of the language that this town used in their resolution,
and the language they used is it's just a shit
lib progressive, you know, brown white thumping language. And this
is important to keep in mind that in this game
of politics, that optics is important. So this if they
hadn't used that language, there is a possibility that they
could have carried this thing further. But because they triggered
the you know, heuristics for the neocons, this is something
that Greg Abbott can dance dance about and have all
the the the normy cons patting him on the back.
To protect our greatest ally from hatred. And so, as
I said before the OGC, if you guys have a
place where your roots are, or when alternatively, when you
get to a place that you will be putting down roots,
you should be getting active in your local governments. You
should be going to your town hall meetings, and you
need to take lessons from instances like these on how
to do and to not do politics. Because they made
it very very easy Greg for Greg Abbott to show
some kind of win to his knock kneed boomer neocom constituency.
Speaker 1: Well, the reason how Greg Abbott was also able to
do this is because I think we actually covered this
on the show. This is fairly recently when they did this,
but like Texas as a state passed one of these
anti semitism laws, but mixed in with that was like
an embargo or boycott and divest sanction of Israel. Know
the movement everyone's always talking about basically saying that, oh,
this is anti smag and this isn't allowed in the state. Well,
they use that exact same law here in this case,
when it's literally taxpayer funds from a city, they're being
sent overseas to a foreign power, like and that's an embargo,
like that, that's a boycott. You know that we want
our money back that we stole or that the city stole,
now send abroad. Fucking ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I.
Speaker 4: Texas has been like this for a while. The ANTIBDS
stuff if you wanted to get a contract with the
state's been around for ten years, probably over ten years.
I first heard about it ten years ago. I don't
want to pick on Texas, although they've been incredibly shitty lately,
but it's I mean, this is exactly when you see
like Montana passing an anti Semitism speech law or something.
Speaker 2: This is what comes next.
Speaker 4: And yeah, yeah, I hate to say it this way,
you know, coming coming to your town soon unless you
do something about it, you know. And I was talking
with before we went live. I was talking about how
you know, people talk about local politics, and sure, local
politics can do a lot, but you're not only going
to take over you can't only take over the politics
of your local town or your local county. You have
to also take over every aspect of it socially and
every aspect of it economically. And then you can stop
this and then be ready to fight.
Speaker 3: And unfortunately this work is all extraordinarily time consuming and
extraordinarily boring. There are going to be people who are
who excel at it, and those are the people who
should be supported and who you should be supporting. To
get this sort of thing done. There's a lot of
power that localities can have, including drafting up, you know,
basically mini constitutions town charters that can explicitly prohibit certain
things within the towns and certain ways that they deal
with the states. And these things require a lot of
working through legal innards, but all of the roads are
there to build up communities that are going to be
protected from this sort of thing that we all know
is going to be increasing in the future. So the
time to do these things is now, when the Trump
administration has taken the boot off our necks to be
able to do this without getting the FBI crashing down
our doors at least for the next three and a
half years. Indeed, you know, as.
Speaker 1: As an animal starts to die, vultures are circling around
it more and more to try and pick pieces off
of it. And as you know, issues like that continue
to face this great nation of ours, like these two
gentlemen have said here, more people are going to be
circling above waiting to pick pieces off of the carcass.
And of course this small little democracy in the Middle
East is just going to be begging to steal as
much money as they can in any way possible from states, localities,
anything they could do.
Speaker 3: Uh, you got to be on the watch for it.
And of course you're ready.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're they're going to be waging war all over
the Middle East. They need money to get money from somewhere.
The only way, the only place they're going to get
it from is I hear well, so we're not the
only place, but where their main outlet for securing funds.
And if they can't get it through Washington, d c.
And if something else gets cut off, then they're going
to they'll go local.
Speaker 2: It's up to you to stop that.
Speaker 1: Absolutely so well that's enough of talking about this one.
Let's move on to some these super chats because they've
been piling up quite a bit here, had quite a
few even coming before one live today. So let's power
some of these out and then we'll go and talk
about what's got to be like. The strangest clip of
the entire week was from a RFK junior, so we'll
get to that in a minute here, but first, scrolling
back up to the top for the superchats we've got.
Padre Speaks is beating out Solid Snake this week, but
he sends us fifty bucks that deserves some gold.
Speaker 5: I love gold. Look de shmell a bit dexture, I
love gold.
Speaker 1: I'll thank you very much, Padre Speaks, and you are
indeed worthy of some gold this evening. So for fifty bucks,
he says, Canadian expat first time scheckler here. No, poly
Vera didn't lose because of the get dress up game.
Keep up the good work everyone. I'm trying to get
my buddies in Tennessee and and and in Alabama to join. Yeah,
they should in Tennessee and Alabama to join. And I'm
also sending out the bat symbol this week for the
Great Sedate of Mississippi. There are a couple of guys
who are just on the cosp of having enough dudes to.
Speaker 3: Start a chapter.
Speaker 1: So if you are in Mississippi, please reach out to
us at the Oldblordclub at gmail dot com and we
will put you in contact with other guys in your
state and maybe you guys can get a chapter spun
up in Mississippi. So be sure to reach out to us.
Caleb for ten bucks. Why people really do be going
to the park and care more about their kids than us?
Very true that it do be like that. Indeed, Caleb
sends us another five bucks. Anyone else notice a rise
in and stray animals?
Speaker 3: I don't think so. They care.
Speaker 1: They take care of their pets like they do their kids, don't.
I haven't noticed it too much. I don't know if
you guys, well we'll pete there. There's no way because
you're literally out in the middle of nowhere. But you know,
I don't know, not me, not you. I don't think
you really noticed it too much, do you?
Speaker 3: No? I mean, I'm as I've said before on other streams,
I'm in Manhattan and there aren't any stray animals here.
I don't know if that's because they've all been eaten,
but they're just The only stray animals you find are
pigeons and rats.
Speaker 4: I repeat myself, we have we have some straight dogs
make their way here because we have so many chickens
and things like that, you know, around. So yeah, we
see straight dogs every once in a while, but not
like hordes of them. We'll see I'll see like one
in town roaming around, or two at the most. And
that's just every once in a while. But you know,
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like actual like peacock with the feathers and tails of everything, shot.
Speaker 3: In his back porch.
Speaker 1: Like, what the hell did how did this get here?
Speaker 3: Where was this?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I know it was in the middle of the Midwest. Yeah, yeah,
it just makes no sense at all. He's hearing me
a picture and everything's like, what, what's this? He's like,
I don't know, it just showed up. I was happy.
Speaker 3: I would love to get a native population of peacocks
in the United States. That sounds hilarious. I don't know
like that.
Speaker 1: It's I mean, if people I'll drop the picture in
the chat while we're talking, but if people like go
to like a zoos in the United States and stuff
like those are common, like they just walk around free
range of people at zoos and stuff. But I don't know, yeah,
just literally in the middle of nowhere. So I know
you get the two you guys can look at that
in the chat. But yeah, very very strange. So I
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which I gotta tell you. I mean, he's kind of
told us something with the S clip that almost already
really knew. But I'm never in a million years thought
I was gonna wake up a couple of days ago
and see him talking about this for some reason, I
just like, I don't know, it's just an odd thing
to hear come out of rfk's mouth. But let's listen ahead.
Speaker 6: We have ended ahs as the role as the factor,
the principal factor in this country for child trafficking. And
during the Biden administration, AHASS became a collaborator and child
trafficking and.
Speaker 3: For sex and fork for slavery.
Speaker 6: And we have ended that and we're very restically going
out and trying to find these children some mee hundred
thousand children that were lost by the five administration.
Speaker 3: Well yeah, I mean, that's that's some dark stuff. The
current you know, the Secretary of the Health and Human
Services just comes right out and tells us that the
previous administration was using this massive federal network to traffic children.
And you know, obviously this isn't going to be anywhere
in the news. No one's going to care. It's going
to wash over the population like a very weak wave.
But like this is it's it's so un like this.
The scandalousness of it is kind of lost because the
people who know this already knew this, and the people
who there are any people who are going to be
swayed by this piece of evidence, but it does go
to reinforce, and it should reinforce in all our minds
just the sort of evil that we're fighting against. They
openly within their own organization traffic children. Like, there's no
question as to why they cram themselves full with homosexuals
and trans people and other sexual degenerates, and why they're
constantly trying to shift the Overton window onto to include
discussions of eliminating the age of consent like some messed
up libertarians. This is a really telling thing that he's
saying that they're out there searching for three hundred thousand
children that have been brought into this country in the
last four years to sex slaves.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: The the crazy thing about this is is that he's,
for anyone who knows and who's looked at it, he's
echoing Pizzagate.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is one of the.
Speaker 4: That's why I mentioned yeah, yeah, this is one of
the things out of Pizzagate. So yeah, I don't know.
I mean when I heard when I saw this, I
you know, you're you know, it's just it's so dark
and it's one of those things you want to try
and forget about it as as fast as possible. But
you know, it's also something that we know and I
don't know if I mentioned this on the stream before,
but somebody had done done research on missing children in
this country.
Speaker 2: Did I talk about this one? What time?
Speaker 4: What fifteen day period of the year the most missed
children happen. It's like over doubles any other fifteen day
period during Hanukkah? Yeah, yeah, fifteen days before Passover? Wow, yeah,
more than it goes from like one fifty eight every
fifteen every fifteen days to like three hundred and sixty three.
Speaker 3: And remember the origin of the phrase blood libel is
that Christians used to call out this particular ethno religious
group for using the blood of Christian children to spice
in their Passover Matza. So this is just kind of a,
you know, one of those canards that just seems to
manifest in odd ways.
Speaker 1: Saint Simon of Trent. One of the other things I'll
mention on this one is that if anyone is odd Twitter,
I don't know if she's already made points about this one,
but I know I'm a good follow on Twitter who
does a lot of work on this front with relates
to child sex trafficking and child crimes is a BX.
She's BX on X is her handle on Twitter. I
know she's done a lot of good stuff on this
on the past, So if anyone's interested in tracking this story,
I'm sure she's gonna be all over this one.
Speaker 3: So she's the one who does the Order of Nine
Angels stuff.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, m yep, so so definitely be on the
lookout for that one on Twitter. But no, because because
I gotta say, this is one of those stories that
I just I do not have the stomach for this one.
This is one of those ones where I know our
elites dabbling this stuff. I know there are extremely evil
people out there who want to exploit children. I know
that they're out there, but this is one of those
ones where sometimes you just pick a story and it's like, no,
I'm not touching this one. I'm not looking this a bit.
So if anyone is interested in it, tracked this one.
But truly, some horrifying and horrible stuff. Just three hundred
thousand people, innocent children just gone, which is also facilitated
by our complete open borders policy done by the previous administration,
which if we already to give Donald Trump a credit
for anything in the first one hundred days of his presidency.
I think the thing that is definitely on the top
of that list one percent. We have a story. We're
gonna talk about this in a moment. Here is how
a legal border crossing hit the southern border are down
ninety nine point eight percent, which just goes to show
you all it took was will to fix this problem. Obviously,
all of us here would be way more thrilled if
Donald Trump was massy boarding people on mass significantly faster
and more numerous than he is right now. But the
fact that at least the wide open gates at the
southern border have completely been shut off, so we aren't
getting new people in that we also are gonna have
to deport later. It's definitely something commendable. Yeah, we're going
to bring up.
Speaker 3: That calculation on deportations versus the previous administrations or did
we touched that on that last week?
Speaker 1: We did not touch it on here, but I can
I can get it up here in a second. But
we just mentioned it right now. We can get the
graph up in a second. So why don't you go
off on it, not me, not you? While want to
get it up here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the basic thrust is that the Trump administration has
fewer recorded deportations month over month than the last than
both the Biden administration and the Obama administration. And this
is being you know, pushed around by lefties trying to
you know, just muddy the waters, but also neo cons
and never Trumpers because they you know, they're traders. But
essentially what this, what this is is is under the
Obama administration, they changed the definition of deportation to include
those who are being turned away at the border. So
if you show up at the border illegally and you're
you're and you're turned away sent back to Mexico right there,
and then they counted that as a deportation. So as
you might imagine, the fewer people trying to get into
the country, the fewer quote unquote deportations. So anyone who
is is using this line on you or you see
it in the wild, know that they are either a
bad actor because they're they're knowingly lying, or they're retarded.
Either way, they're not worth engaging.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the.
Speaker 4: I think that it's very easy to look at the
amount that is happening and.
Speaker 2: Be you know, be dejected by it.
Speaker 4: And I think, you know, that's that's one of the
one of the ways that people can start buying into this,
even people who are for mass, mass deportations. You know, really,
at this point, the only thing I really want out
of the Trump administration is to allow them to let
Jerome pal and Scott Besson do whatever they're doing and
to deport as many as possible. But yeah, I mean,
there's only so much we can do. Yeah, And I
don't think hope is a sin, so yeah.
Speaker 3: Very true.
Speaker 1: I mean, uh, it's just don't make the enemy's job
easy for them, and don't love. Yeah, Like, obviously all
of us are mad that we aren't seeing millions of
people deported in the last couple of months. Obviously we
all agree on that, right, But that doesn't mean we
need to make the enemy job easier by openly spreading
their propaganda, which is a demoralization tactic for people. It's like,
there is no way that you can reccon the Obama
administration and the Biden administration into being Oh, they were
amazing border hawks that were super mobase, and we're turning
people away all the time. It's like, no, shut the
fuck up. We all know this isn't true. We all
know that they were letting people in by their millions
throughout their entire administrations. Okay, there's no way you can
say that they were better than Donald Trump is on
this issue. They change the meanings of the terms like
they do with literally everything. It shouldn't become as a
surprise to anybody. So, yes, we are upset that we
aren't seeing millions of people deported. Hopefully this could be changed.
There are some inklings to show us that more people
are taking this more seriously with things like arresting judges
and hiring more ice officers and bigger ice raids that
we're seeing all the time, you know, like over the
weekend they were raiding nightclubs in Colorado. We saw that
new law that was just passed this week about requiring
English language proficiency for all truck drivers in the United States. No,
I mean there are movements being made in this direction.
Don't make the enemy's job easy.
Speaker 3: And once again, this is all low politics. We have
been We've been granted a reprieve in which we need
to get out and build the networks that are going
to survive the next one hundred years. So it doesn't
change our jobs, but it does make them a little
easier mhm hundred percent.
Speaker 1: Alrighty, So on this topic of mass deportations everything, we
have to bring up low politics once again, but we
must bring up the media's dirty tricks once again. We're
not going to bring up the clip here in question,
But Donald Trump was on a interview with like I
think it was a CBS reporter again, I mean honestly,
like I I don't understand why Trump goes on like
these legacy media, you know, like why why are you
even being interviewed by these people anymore? Like nobody's listening
to them, and we all know that they're just gonna
paint you to make you look bad anyway, So like
why you even bother doing it? But it was ABC
rather sorry, So basically, Trump gets into it back and
forth with this reporter, and the reporter is trying to
catch Trump in one of these gotchas once again, where
he says, the guy had MS thirteen tattooed on his hand.
And if you'll see the picture on the bottom right
right here, the ABC reporters and you'll see this on
all the other networks as well, are trying to claim
this is a photoshopped image. The MS and the one
to three are not actually written on the guy's hand.
Donald Trump and the Republicans are lying even though that
what the MS thirteen is there for is the translation
of what the symbols on the guy's knuckles actually stand for.
So once again the media lying through their tricks, like
they do all the time. No nobody is stupid enough
to think the MS thirteen is literally tattooed on this
guy's hands. The guy is literally telling everybody that he's
part of this murderous gang. Who to even get entry
into it, even has these tattoos on your hands, you
have to be a murderer. It's literally part of the
gang initiation rituals. I mean, you could never hate journals enough.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't know if what you're saying about.
No one's stupid enough to believe that. I guarantee you
that most progressives who are buying this line believe that.
And this actually makes me kind of wonder if the
journalist didn't also believe this, because to bring it up
to Trump like that, like, what exactly do you like?
How could this be used strategically? ABC reporter makes themselves
look like a complete retard in front of the President
and he just basically tells her that I think that
this is kind of the breakdown of reality that the
progressives are experiencing across the board, whether they be professional
spinsters like the quote unquote journalists, or just the people
who go go out in the streets because they think
that you know, they're being genocided because they can't molest children.
It's this hyper reality that they live in and they
what we're seeing, I think is just an increased Like
there's this question whether or not religious hoksters are better
off believing what they're selling or if it's better for
them to be aware that they're lying to their cult followers.
And I think right now we're seeing a transition into
them all becoming true believers in the bullshit they put out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can only talk about something and think about
something and promote something for so long before it actually
becomes a party. You even if it started off clearly
as oh, I want to make money doing this, you
know I can make money. I mean you, I have
a tendency to believe that. They the more they would
make money protesting, the more they would actually come to
believe it, because they can start rationalizing, Well, I wouldn't
be paid to you know, we're being paid to do this,
and I'm making a difference. See, our people are in charge,
and you know, we just have to hold back these people,
you know, I mean, sorry, I I don't believe it's
all about the dollar for everyone. I believe, you know,
it can start out that way, and I believe it
can be. It could be something that keeps, you know,
in the back of someone's head. But I believe that
there's a lot of true believers out there. Put it
this way. How many more people do we have that
think like we do now than we did five years ago.
I didn't think like I did like I do now
five years ago. So if we're if we're changing, and
I mean we're not getting paid to change obviously, but
if we're changing, and they see that more people are
changing and being honest about about you know, for lack
of a better start radicalizing because then they can it's
very easy for them to radicalize along with us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a great point, and it goes along with
you can't do things ironically for long before you start
to embody them. What you do is what you believe
in a human human mind can't take living a lie.
We will all rationalize to ourselves the things that we do,
regardless of whether or not we started but we started
out believing in them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, at excellent points, gentlemen. The in conclusion on this one,
I just want to again put it in front, at
the front of everyone's minds, that I see a lot
of people, particularly people on the right this time, oddly enough,
who like just completely forgot in their brains what the
media and the headline culture was like from twenty sixteen
to twenty twenty during the first Trump administration. Just be
extremely careful what is going on with media narratives and everything,
particularly hopping once again on the anti Trump Orange Man
bad train. It just seems that there's a whole faction
of right wingers who are just jumping on everything the
media says right now as a way to attack Trump.
Oddly enough, and granted, you know, all of us here
on this panel have many issues with Donald Trump and
his administration, and we'd want him to go in certain
directions that we would prefer way more.
Speaker 3: But you know, I.
Speaker 1: See people like who are allegedly on our side of things,
who're falling for basic media tricks and trickery, just like
things that you see here on the screen. It's like, like,
do better people, seriously, Look.
Speaker 4: There are some things out there that are going to
be They come along every once in a while that
are so brilliant that you know you'll you'll fall for it.
This stuff is way too easy. If you're falling for this,
I mean, you're yeah, I don't know, maybe this isn't
for you. Maybe maybe there's no help in you, or
you're just it's a grift.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I hope one day that I can be in
the grift or status where I can get millions of
dollars just to say, you know what, whatever the regime
tells you, it's it's there's something to it. All right.
Speaker 1: Let's move on keeping on top of the immigration discussion,
because as we know, this is the number one issue,
we must constantly keep talking about it for good reason.
But in what I could describe as one of the
great white pills in the last week or two has
been the Trump administration is now actively arresting judges for
harboring and preventing the arrest of illegal immigrants.
Speaker 3: So here we go.
Speaker 1: This is coming from Wisconsin, Wisconsin High Court suspense. Milwaukee
judge accused of helping man evade immigration authorities. So, I mean,
we discussed this a couple of weeks ago with the
one in New Mexico who was in this case literally
hiding like illegal immigrants under the floorboards basically, but much
the same point with this woman. There's been rumors coming
out of the Trump administration that they're going to start
passing executive orders about sanctuary cities and mayors who are
helping illegal immigrants evade law enforcement ice officials. So we
were asking the Trump administration to do something about these
judicial activist judges, and at least we have had our
first dip in the water what this could be like.
So my like conclusion is do more of this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is one of the places. I mean, you know,
we all talk about the left has these billionaire funders
and all this, but these activist judges and the das
and the recanized law fair this is the left strength.
The people who are out in the streets throwing molotovs
and attacking people. The only reason they're able to do this,
it's not because they have all the money and the
funding of that helps. It's because they know that they
can get away with it. We saw this during the
Summer of Love and this is in the exact same vein.
There are thousands of people in our legal system who
will make sure that the enemies of America are not
held accountable for their crimes. And this is a drop
in the bucket. But this is, as you say, red Hawk,
a step in the right direction. It just needs to
be vastly, vastly increased.
Speaker 4: The you know, one thing that we know from twenty
twenty is is that when all the violence started kicking off,
when George Fentanahl did the Trump didn't do anything to
try to quell the violence, to do what he should
have done, basically invoke the Insurrection Act and sends out,
you know, posse comments at us and just go ham
on these people and crush them. And you know, we
have to take into consideration one of the things, one
of the reasons why he may not be doing this
and doing it all at once is he doesn't want
to see violence in the street. He doesn't want to
see a reaction from these lunatics.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: And what I would say, and I doubt you know
anyone in his orbital hear this is that it's going
to happen anyway. Violence is going to be there anyway,
So just start arresting them in muss.
Speaker 3: Yes, and this is I think you're absolutely right, b
This is one of the problems with Like, for all
of Trump's good qualities, he's still of a generation that
was I mean, you know, he was around during the
sixties and maybe he remembers that, and that's why he's
trying to avoid, as you say, violence, But it's again,
as you say this, at this point, it's inevitable. And
if if America's allies, if the people who care about
America aren't willing to use it, then they're going to
fall to it.
Speaker 1: I mean, just look at what the successes of the
administration have been so far this time around. Right, we
would all agree that the best part of the entire
administration of those first two weeks, when they were firing
out executive orders left and right, like something on like
the prices right or Oprah Winfrey, like, you get an
executive order, and you get an executive order, and everyone
gets one. It's like the only way to defeat this
system is by overwhelming its senses. So the activists and
the shock troops of these leftist regimes are just overwhelmed
and they can't be in so many places at once.
I mean, they're gonna get activated no matter what they do,
and you best strike first when they haven't had all
this time to think and were gain their plans out,
and you just overwhelm them with attacking on so many
fronts that they just can't do anything. I mean, I
don't understand why we're still trying to play optics games
here in twenty twenty five. I think we should have
all learned our lesson by now that there's nothing you
could say and nothing you could do that's going to
make the journalists class the leftist to tell gens, the universities,
the media, like the Political Democrat Organization and they're you know,
us aid any of these people, there's nothing you could
do or say it's going to get them on side.
They simply must be defeated. They have to be crushed
that we removed from positions of power.
Speaker 3: So enough of like yep, pretty much.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, and I think Cringey did a
good job of pointing this out the last time he
was on, and it's something that we talked about and
I ran with you know, and I've been running with
is Yeah, you're you're not going to crush the left.
Speaker 2: They're coming back.
Speaker 4: If you're not gonna if you're not going to clean
this up, they're coming back. If you're not going to
deport twenty million and you're only going to deport or
at one million, if they decide to turn on the
voting you know, to turn on the corrupt side of
the voting machines in twenty twenty eight, in twenty twenty nine,
we'll have another fifteen to twenty million in here. If
you're not going to destroy them now, if you're not
going to cut all of this off, now, yeah you.
Speaker 2: Lose, You're gonna. I mean, it can't.
Speaker 4: I don't know that it can even be fixed at
the national level no matter what anyone does. But you
are going to be all the people who who shit
on me and tell me, oh, the cities is where
all the power is. You can't leave the cities. I'm
not giving the cities up. Well, watch what a city's
going to be like in twenty twenty nine. If your
enemy gets back in power. You better start planning now.
Speaker 3: I mean, I just wish.
Speaker 1: I mean, we talked about this on the show last
week about how people have put their livelihoods, their marriages,
their careers, and sometimes even their own lives on the
line to get Trump in this position to fix things.
And let us not forget that they try to imprison
Donald Trump, tried to bankrupt Donald Trump, literally tried to
assassinate him a couple of times, and that was just
for him to get into office this time. What do
you think is going to happen when he's no longer
the commander in chief of the country. Like the left
doesn't forget, and they don't forget man like that they
are coming for you. You have to destroy every part
of this leviathan that you can while you have the
opportunity to do so. Like it's just like your life
is literally on the line, dude, and every day you waste.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And Baron Trump, sir, we know you're listening. Please
take this to heart and realize that, like Hearts of
Iron four, you two can be the head of a
dynasty with armies at your disposal if only you lay
the groundwork now.
Speaker 1: Indeed, Baron Trump, the lisan Al Gayib who's in the
chat right now, heat our warnings, sir, So all right,
why don't we move on to a You know, it's
nice to actually get a confirmation of something you've known
for a long time, particularly when it comes to Reddit
and the reddit brains individuals that are out there. I mean,
we kind of know for the whole time how the
leftist brain works. They just get activated by magical code words,
you know, they're repeated in the media. But now we
actually get confirmation. This was actually an interesting one. So
the University of Zurich has been using AI bots to
secretly manipulate redditors since November twenty four and the scariest
part about this the bots were six times more likely
to change the minds of redditors than the baseline, often
by leveraging misinformation. So when we actually have like the
joke about like being reddit brained, here you go literally.
Speaker 3: Real yeah, and this is you know, this isn't anything new.
Twenty thirteen, we found out the Egglin Air Force Base
accounted for the majority of traffic on Reddit. Air Force
Special Operations Command is out of Egglin Air Force Base.
So make of that what you will, but this is
it's just it's exactly what we were saying earlier about
this kind of hyperreality. This hyperreal feedback loop that lefties
and progressives are in. They are worked into this frenzy
based on things just aren't real, but because they all
believe it, in this sort of retarded hive mind, they
reinforce each other and leads into reality. So you know,
never again will anyone serious ever say the Internet is
not real life, because it becomes real life really quick.
And the more that states are investing in llms and
doing things exactly like this here, the more ridiculous narratives
are going to be pushed into the minds of your
fellow citizens, and they're going to believe it, and they're
going to reinforce each other, and it's going to become
more dangerous. So this is something also to keep in
mind that you're not immune. None of us are immune
from this because it works on a pre rational level,
So be vigilant, fellow Old Glory Club members. Absolutely is.
Speaker 4: Yeah, as somebody who spends a lot of time on Twitter,
thankfully not as much as I used to, getting so
much better understand a lot of the If you're someone
on Twitter who wants to argue with every single person
you disagree with, go look at that account. Look at
the account before you waste your time. It is we
talked about this last week. It is just slop. And
some of these accounts are definitely AI. They will say
the most insanely inflammatory thing and then when you respond
to them, there's like no response. And then you'll look
and you'll see that all it is is insanely inflammatory
things and people will respond and they'll never respond. So
either you're dealing with some kind of you know, AI,
some kind of bot that is just able to do
able to do this and it's programmed to do it,
or you're dealing with someone who's just looking to engage,
just dising gauge. I mean, I fall for it every
once in a while too, now gonna lie, but these
people a lot of times you are just dealing. You
are just answering and yelling at a computer program, and you,
if you pay attention, you should be able to figure
out which ones of them, which ones they are.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's not just the computer programs, you know,
this is something we've all grown up in this liberal society,
that we have ingrained in us very young that all
people are equal and have equal capacity. And while most
of us understand that that's not true. On an intellectual level,
it's kind of hard to separate from on a kind
of emotional level. But most people are not thinking beings now.
They all have the capacity for salvation through Christ, but
they are able to parse information the way that you
and you and I are, And so having an argument
with ninety percent of people ninety nine percent of people
will do nothing, And it's it's just a better It's
best not to even engage with the people whose minds
have been so twisted and warped by modernity that they
you know, they can't know anything else. So for your
own sanity, it's best to stick to people who are
curious enough to ask questions rather than just screaming what
they quote unquote believe.
Speaker 1: It's the same thing that people said before. Are reminded
by one of Sam Hyde's videos when he was addressing
Viveka and Elon earlier in the year. But the point
still remains the same, and people have talked about a
lot before, is that arguments and like debates and arguments
over ideas and definitions and everything like this, they're for
your friends, for people in your in group. I'm not
in the business of having arguments with people that disagree
with me on Twitter and trying to change people's opinions. No,
everyone has seen this a million times before. You know,
like people don't they're not going to look at your source,
they're not going to read it. They're not going to
radically change their opinions or anything like this. No, you
argue with people who are your friends. You argue things
like the old Glory Club conference, when you have a
hundred guys in a room together that you know there
might be some disagreement over certain opinions on various topics,
but everyone can have it in good faith because we're
all amongst friends. But it's just completely wasting your time
to try and do this with someone who's a reditor.
Speaker 4: Someone on Twitter was upset with me today and called
me a coward because I wouldn't argue theology with them.
Just call them a fagot and move on. It's simple.
You're not going to change anyone's mind. Oh I'm doing
it for the lurkers. Yeah I used to think that
way too, don't really care. I want to do it
for the lurkers. I'll just retweet it and then normally
I just bail on it. But if you if you
think like if you're one of these people who is
proud of being blocked by someone on Twitter, or you're
proud that like you got a certain amount. I mean,
go do something in real life.
Speaker 1: That's always the fastest way you could tell if somebody
has no frame, if they have it and they're like
they're bio saying like proudly blocked by X and X person.
It doesn't even have to be like somebody famous, doesn't
have to be anybody you know. But immediately if you
see some shit like that or somebody like retweet saying,
oh look at this this person blocked me or something,
it just goes to show you you're living in somebody
else's frame, not your own.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's just you're there was other stuff you
could have been doing. And I say this as somebody
who spends I know, I say this as somebody who
spends too much time on Twitter. I also feel like
I have to. It's kind of expected of me because
of what I do. That doesn't that doesn't have to
be you there is. I mean, go, you know, this
whole week we've been getting the getting the beds ready
in the backyard and everything like that, Go get your
hands dirty. You so much more fulfilling than talking with
with people online. And if the reason you're talking with
people online, and now I'm not yelling at you, I'm
speaking to you as somebody who cares. If the reason
you spend so much time online is because you don't
have friends in real life, please go find friends in
real life.
Speaker 2: Please. You have to.
Speaker 1: If you aren't on Twitter, to increase your own file
for something you are producing, like if you're a content
producer some way, I mean, just in our thing, we
really don't need more guys on there, just ship hosting
and getting arguments with people in comments sections. You know,
we're past that at this point. We have organizations in
real life. We have groups that are like OGC chapters
that are forming all over the country. We have people
that are doing things in the real you know, wouldn't
you rather put your time and energy towards something like
making lasting friendships with brothers in your fraternal organization, or
doing something in your own locality, or picking up a
skill or trade as opposed to, you know, dunking on
people on Twitter, even though it can and definitely is fun.
Speaker 3: No, I mean, is.
Speaker 1: Your seventy five follower and on Twitter account worth.
Speaker 3: It, I'd say I.
Speaker 1: I'd say for most people it probably isn't.
Speaker 4: Here's a little here's a little trick. If you find
yourself wanting to argue with somebody on Twitter, look at
their account, see how many followers they have. If they
have less than one thousand followers and their account was
started in two thousand and nine, normally, normally you will
see if someone wants to argue with you, if somebody
is making a statement or saying something inflammatory or being
insulting on Twitter, or just something that attacks your worldview,
and you look at their account and they're a low
follower account and that account was fifteen or sixteen years ago.
You're arguing with someone in Virginia. Okay, understand, you are
arguing with a fed. You are arguing with an account
that is there to piss you off on purpose, to
cause division, to cause you strife, to cause you to
distract you from having a life. Don't do it.
Speaker 3: Very true.
Speaker 1: Our good friend Amma Oliver Semi August talking about this
all the time that even though this story right here
that we're talking about is ai bots being used to
manipulate redditors, which is no doubt left wing coded and
of course, we all know that they're all NPCs, But
make no mistake, as Semi August constantly pointing out, if
you think they're using these just on the left, you're mistaken.
They're absolutely using it on Trump supporters and people on
the right as well. So be very careful because no
doubt you're being manipulated in some way or another. Anyway,
let's get off from one of these depressing topics and
we'll go to something I mean a little bit more
interesting as it relates to leftist protesters and activists. I mean,
you know, we have had some whisperings of some things
that are coming on this weekkend, like a May Day
weekend protest.
Speaker 3: Even though today being May Day.
Speaker 1: Which of course is a you know, international Commi holiday
of the highest order, we didn't really see too much
of leftist violence today. But interestingly enough, let's take a
look at what they're actually wheeling out at some of
these protests that have been can across the country. So,
in an attempt to get the Democrat image away from
these boomers that are walking out at each of these protests,
they've decided to enlist some young people. And the young
people are homeless, people that are addicted to various drugs,
and they're saying, hey, here's some cash, hold this sign.
You don't even need to be sober.
Speaker 3: Best and brightest right here. I don't. I don't know
who else they could mobilize for this sort of thing.
It's it's a it's it's a very enlightening look in
to the mind of the people who would put something
like this together because they I mean, I don't even
really know where to go with this, Like what kind
of optics are you? Are you? Are you getting out
of this sort of thing other than having a nice
laugh pretty much.
Speaker 1: I mean I just have to laughs at the sign
that the guy is holding, as we are all immigrants
and I'm just looking at this dude. It's like if
you were like the person trying to get into my country,
you know, like.
Speaker 3: You're the immigrant I turned you away in an instant.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like showing up to the job interview when
you're drunk and high and not in a suit.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean he's holding that sign referring to all
the people behind him.
Speaker 4: I've shut up for job interviews with beer buzzes all
right here. I will warn you about this. One of
the reasons that this may be out there and you
may be seeing this is they want you to think
that this is what they'll left is comprised of. Now
there's a left out there that you are not seeing.
They are getting ready for violence. You look at this
and you're like, oh, this is a joke, and you
look at so many of them that you see, Oh
this is Look at these pussies, look at that. Look
at the homo that was from George Mason University who
was talking about killing people. Okay, that's what you're seeing.
You're seeing what you're getting to see. The exception, you're
getting to see the person you're getting to see who
they want you to see. There are people out there
who are ready for violence. Just don't don't fucking forget that.
Speaker 1: And chest the pawds go first. So yep, if you
think that this is just all the extent, I mean,
just think about this way, right, Like, even organizing something
like this, even as like limp wristed as this current
example that we have on the screen, is it still
requires organizing from people behind the scenes up at the
top who are actually not on the ground.
Speaker 3: With these people.
Speaker 1: So even just the fact of something like this coming
up shows you that there's other people pulling the strings
and they haven't gone away.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what Pete was saying is, you know, it's a
cliche now, but it's it's no less true. Appear weak
when you are strong. And right now the Democrats appear
very very weak. So that's they And like red Hawk
was just saying, their money hasn't gone away, their backing
hasn't gone away. They just lost a little bit of power.
So yeah, they.
Speaker 1: Will definitely reform like a T one thousand, and they
will be back in one.
Speaker 3: Way or another.
Speaker 4: Well, and let's you know, let me let me just
remind everybody of something here. They are way better at
organizing than we are.
Speaker 2: It's what they live for.
Speaker 4: Don't think just because you're not seeing them, they've stopped organizing. Please,
I've seen you know. If you if you listen to
someone like Mike Shelby and they go live on Twitter
every morning, he follows these groups and sits in on
their calls and listens to them, they haven't gone anywhere.
And that's not this this drugged out piece of human
filth or I mean, god, he could. I hate to
say that, because I don't know the story, The story
behind us is could be a vet. But yeah, this
is not who you're worried about. This is who they
want you to see. There's people in the background now
and they're working, and they're organized, and they organize ten
times better than we do. And remember, in a lot
of locations, it's legal for them to organize and it's
not for us.
Speaker 2: Still with Trump that office.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, I will direct everyone once again to the excellent
show that Pete and cringe Walker did last week when
they talked about this topic in greater detail, So everyone
should go check that one out. Well, our final story
that we're going to talk about tonight. You know, there's
some weeks on the show when we do like twelve
stories at once, and there's some weeks on the show
where we do like four or five, right, and this
is just one of those weeks where we had a
lot of stuff to cover. So our final story, so
back a couple of weeks ago or months ago, where
there was that tragic accident between a Blackhawk helicopter and
a commercial airliner in Washington, d C. Of course everyone
was covering up who actually was behind like that black
Hawk helicopter. Of course we found out that the pilot
was indeed a woman, and it has now come out.
Speaker 2: They are so stupid.
Speaker 3: Dolt, who made this better? If it's like completely upside down?
It was the picture.
Speaker 1: But but yeah, so you know, sometimes it's just important
for us to hammer home the points again, Like, no
matter how much the media tries to cover things, just
reality wins out in the end, and our assumptions on
things are almost always correct in these cases. So, of
course it was a woman pilot. It has now come
out that she was told by the co pilot to
swerve out of the way a good three or four
times before she was going in to the path of
this plane, ignored the orders, killed everyone on board. The
black Hawk killed everyone on board that commercial airliner. So,
I mean, number one, we've talked about this many minute times.
Women should not be in the military any capacity whatsoever,
aside from serving people's coffee in the offices. But just
what more could be said about this one? I mean,
we know, if we know the differences between men and
women exist, we know that they are deeply embedded in
our biology. We know that this just simply cannot be changed.
Men are better at certain things that women are. Women
are better at men in some certain things as well.
We each have all roles to play, and quite frankly,
man' splaining would have saved everyone's lives.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean he was trying to.
Speaker 4: And I think there's a reason why, Yeah, they're not
released in the flight recording because you'll probably hear her
saying quit man's plaining.
Speaker 2: I mean she looks the type, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean there's a certain type that wants to
there's certain type of women that wants to do male roles,
not because are interested in the role, but because they
have some kind of ideology that they are trying to.
Don't even anyway, we've seen this before. The first two
female F fourteen pilots were very very similar cases. The
first one dropped out of the of the training process
because her instructors were passing her on things that she
had clearly failed and so like she at least had
some integrity or at least some self preservation instinct. And
the second one, upon completing her training, flew her F
fourteen directly into the side of an aircraft carrier while
attempting to land. So this isn't new, we like, we
have plenty of examples of you know, why women shouldn't
be pilots in the first place. But you know, I
think that we're starting to rest ourselves out of this insanity.
I think that as these types of stories increase and
they're spread more through the internet, at least young men
will stop giving lip service to this insane idea that
men and women are capable of the same things. And
hopefully it won't require more women going beyond their means
and getting seventy people killed or themselves. But we're at
least heading in the right direction with this kind of narrative.
Speaker 1: You know, one of the things I want to stress
on topics like this is the word no, which is
the most amazing tool in any man's toolbox that he
has for handling women in a relationship or otherwise. All
that it was required for seventy plus lives to be
saved was if this woman was told no once in
her life by a male who had authority over her.
One person. The ideally, the first male would have been
her own father saying no, like no, you're not joining
the military.
Speaker 3: This is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: It could have been a commanding officer, anyone who was
in charge of her in the military, anyone who is
a male guidance figure in her own life.
Speaker 3: All required was just somebody saying no and yes. You
would have been met with great tears and crying and
gnashing of teeth and being called a misogynist and big
meani poopy head and everything else that's horrible, but lives
would have been saved. Yeah, And like just as a
as kind of an aside, the instructor was a warrant officer.
I don't know if he was a chief, but warrant
officers are the people that they called chief because they
just get everything done. They're probably the most like people
are who are high up in the warrant officer in
their particular field are probably the most effective people in
the military. And so this woman who was a lutet
in it technically outrant the warrant officer. And so this
is another problem that we have where you can become
an officer based solely on whether or not you've got
a meaningless degree. So there's there's deeper issues at play
here that can lead to this kind of psychology where
you know, I don't have to take orders from you,
I'm your superior. But now we're just speculating on what
her mindset was, But it's it's all very believable.
Speaker 4: You know, it's we hear when you think that you're
you're a country is not at war, and of course
we know we're not at war. I and we know
we're at war. I mean, I've heard numbers in the
tens of thousands about our guys unofficially being in Ukraine.
You would you would think you can avoid this stuff
on the homeland. You can see this happening in you know,
in a war zone. Bad shit's gonna happen, not only
in the homeland but in the freaking capital.
Speaker 2: It's just.
Speaker 4: So fucking stupid, such a waste. I mean, for as
much as we want to talk about Yo, make fun
of her for being a girl boss and saying this,
I mean, she hit a fucking commercial plane. Everyone died
on it. When is this fucking chicken to stop any
of it? Everything we've talked about tonight, When is it
going to stop? What's it going to take for someone
to step up and fucking take the reins and say
it's done.
Speaker 3: We're done with this, And that's that's our job. That's
what we have to do. We all of us engaged
in this thing that we're doing. That's our job.
Speaker 1: You're here, all right, gents. On that somber note, let's
wrap up with the super chats this evening and we'll
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in for what should be an extremely fixable process done
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bit of Crown Royal and Bullet bourbon at the conference
as well. And I don't know, maybe good. A gin
and tonic or a vodka like a Moscow Mule might
be on the ticket as well. Needless to say, a
lot of alcohol will be consumed, as there is every year.
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town borders. Hey cool, gotta protect our environments.
Speaker 2: Man, Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Discourse is somebody who is very very very involved locally
in politics.
Speaker 2: These good men.
Speaker 1: Nice Paully B for fifteen bucks, red Hawk, You're so
very very wrong.
Speaker 3: Oh boy, here we go.
Speaker 1: It is very easy to talk to the Indian Tech
Service Support. Just don't pay brand on time. They'll call
you kech cet OJC in two weeks and a wake up. Yeah,
just so infuriating dealing with these people. You don't have
to live like this. You don't have to live like this.
You guys seem like the pathetic attempts like the AI
to scrub like Indian accents and voices on the AI stuff.
And in much the same way, if you're on Twitter,
you can detect somebody's you know, if they're a woman
or a man, just by the way they talk. You
can definitely detect an Indian as well, very very easily,
just by their uses of speech, which I'm sure anyone
in the audience here as well has also picked up.
When you get like those fake scam texts and stuff
like trying to steal your money.
Speaker 3: It's just very very very easy to detect.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this wasn't done by a native English speaker at all.
Speaker 4: The one of the funniest things I saw on Twitter
this week was a somebody had taken Darth Vader and said,
what if Darth Vader sounded like a paget No, And
I mean after thirty seconds you want to turn it
off because you don't want to listen to the voice anymore.
Speaker 2: But it was hilarious.
Speaker 1: Don't be too proud of this technological terror you're constructed. Yeah,
some shit like that I'm sure Chauncey Northwest for twenty
five bucks, salute the OGC. We need more fellowship among
honorable men, Yes, indeed, And finally PMC Koala for five bucks.
If there ever is a California chapter, it needs to
be called the Condor Legion. Yeah, it's a cool name
for a chapter. Yeah, I know there are California guys
who are trying to get something spun up together. But
California is a very, very big state, and it's hard
for all the dudes to get together at one time.
But the more and more people they get in that
California discussion, the more likely it is for one chapter
respawn and then more of them after that. I mean,
there's no reason that there has to be one chapter
in the state of California. There are plenty of states
that have two, sometimes some of them even three chapters.
So to get to it, all, right, gents, that is
us all caught up on the super chats. Pete, you've
always got stuff going on. What do you have to promote, sir?
Speaker 4: Just release an episode with Greg Hood, James Kirkpatrick, Kevin Deanna,
all the same guy. You may know him by any
one of those names. Where we talked about Trump's first
hundred days, so check that out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's actually my watch later list right now, and
I was gonna go catch up on that one pretty soon.
So mister not me, not you anything to promote.
Speaker 3: Yes, if you are in the state of New York,
there are two chapters in uter row that are slowly growing.
There is one in upstate and there is one in
New York City. If you're interested in getting in contact exactly,
please give us a shoot us an email, which you
can find on the website.
Speaker 1: All right, awesome, yep, definitely get in touch for myself.
Check out the article I posted on the OGC substack
on Monday about the fertility crisis. Everyone has been talking
about that in the last week, so go give that
a look. Of course, I'll also be appearing on a
Rule zero and a Post zero over the weekend, so
check me out with all of the red Pill guys
over there. I'm not sure what we're gonna be talking
about this weekend. Head on over. We'll have a good
time with that one. I'm also making some appearances on
some other streams in the next coming week or so.
I still have to figure out times and dates for
all that, so be on the watch for that, and
of course we'll be back here next week for another
Pony Express Radio episode, so we'll see you then