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This is now episode fifty eight, Pools Closed. I almost
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How are you, Charlie.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, indeed, you'd be doing some excellent work chopping down trees.
You're becoming a lumberjack full time, it seems. I'm sure
you're getting jacked as well working out, so.
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How are you, sir?
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wonderfully and I'm very happy to be back and on
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But yeah, so if you guys get your tickets now
while supplies Last Resolutions twenty twenty five already. So now
we got that all out of the way, take a
teeth breat from all the shilling here, and we're gonna
go and start talking about our very first story of
the evening, which is, of course, Donald Trump went and
worked at McDonald's this weekend so he could officially say
that he is a friend of the working man, way
more so than Kamala Harris ever has been. I kind
of love how this whole thing, you know, started at
the beginning because Harris was walking around her rallies, which
clearly was a lie. But she got herself caught up
into a lie for the last several months saying, oh,
my first job was working at McDonald's. And there are
a bunch of memes about this and a bunch of
shade being thrown back and forth and such, and Trump
just decided to want up her in the most spectacular
fashion of just showing up at the McDonald's over the
weekend in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and some of the most amazing
memes were made of this, some of the like just
look at the lady smiling right there. I mean, that's
everyone's reaction to this. I mean it was it was
so epic. There we go. It just seems like he's
having the time of his life. Look at him, He's
giving him extra fries. I just love the secret service
guy in the background is just standing there the whole time.
You know, make sure the guy right next to him
doesn't take the fryar and you know, do something to
the Donald. So, I mean, aside from this being amazingly
good optics, what else do you guys have to say
about old Donald here?
Speaker 3: I mean pretty much every image that came out of
this his absolute gold, especially with the one of him
waving out the windows framed first perfectly. Uh yeah, you know,
there there's something iconic about McDonald's. I mean, I know
it's a an emera fat theme and all that, but
Trump and McDonald's they just they just go together perfectly.
We I know he loves McDonald's, right, there's that famous
picture of him ordering McDonald's like six hundred McDonald's burgers
in the White House for some of the bets or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've seen some amazing memes from this, Like there
was one where like somebody took a picture of their
like nuggets meal and it's like Trump gave me extra nuggets,
you know, And it just seemed like he was having
the time of his life at this thing.
Speaker 7: Well, truly is he's just beloved by.
Speaker 4: Well, that's certainly what That's definitely what Tim Walls would
have done he was there.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing is the people who hate him, they
can't do this. They can't go out there and interact
with the public like this. Nobody, no way, there's well,
there's no way that they even have the capability within
their being to act like a normal person and to
interact with normal people in this manner. Sure they can
do it when they're shaking hands or they're just having
a quick little chat, but for for hours to be
able to go out there and just interact with you know,
freaking us gumbums, they can't do that. Neither do they
want to do that, But they don't have the capability
to do that because they're they're animals, they're like aliens
from there. Their garbage. Where Trump can just go and
hang with anybody. The stories are myriad. He just goes
and like hangs with the He's shooting a show and
he's hanging out with gaffers, you know, talking about what
they did did the night before. And these people Kamala
Harris can't do that because I mean, she's spent her
whole life locking these people up. She has utter contempt
for them, where He's just like, eh, there, but for
the grace of God do I.
Speaker 5: I'm reminded of the royal education of the kings of France,
and part of the royal education of the kings of
France was that each king needed to learn a trade
as part of their You know, obviously you would learn politics,
you would learn history, you would learn i'd assume the
natural sciences, geography, languages, dancing, things like that. But part
of a royal education was also learning a trade, learning
one of the traditional guild craft trades. For example, for example,
Louis the fifty was a clockmaker, Louis the sixteenth was
a cabinet maker. And this this goes all the way back.
I don't know what Louis the fourteenth was, but this
goes back a decent ways, and part of that was
to teach the kings of France that there are some
things where even if you are a king, you are
trash at building a clock, and there is no one
but you who can help you in building a clock.
But simultaneous to that, it teaches them that even though
they are king and they are from this great blood lineage,
and they have all of these servants and bureaucrats and
nobles around them, they still need to be useful on
their own with their own two hands. And so in
order for them to be served, they must first put
themselves forward in a humiliating position to their station and
serve the people that they are meant to reign over.
I am not saying working at McDonald's is learning a trade,
but to the American individual, to the American voter, to
the American citizen, their president humbling himself to go, even
if it's for a photo op, serve people food at
McDonald's does more than three hundred billion dollars of an
ad campaign.
Speaker 2: Ever?
Speaker 4: Will yeah? Most certainly? I mean if for those of
you guys in the chat who aren't on Twitter and
such kind of like, just watch the podcasts from YouTube
and such, and you didn't really get the experience of
what the internet was like. This weekend. It really did
feel like twenty sixteen energy again. It was just everywhere
you turned Trump was one hundred percent stealing the spotlight.
And every single time that over, like the last couple
of days, they've tried to like nuke this momentum. It's
just fallen completely flat on its face. You know, there
was one quote I saw. I think it's from the
Atlantic or some shit. Someone can fact check me on this,
but they said, like the day after McDonald's stock market
price dips a quarter percent in wake of Donald Trump
meeting and such like this. There was Tim Walls who
was out at a rally, I think it was in Detroit,
where he said, Donald Trump is lying to you, He's
fooling you. He didn't actually work at the McDonald's. It's like, well,
no fucking shit. The man's been shot at and surprive
two assassination attempts, and you think they're just gonna let
any person just go through the drive through and say, hey,
how are you? You know, I mean, like it's just
so ridiculous. All the cope has been going on from
this of what is obviously amazing optics.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's certainly something that I I would like to address,
is is this absolutely disingenuous line which I still so
I had I had for me. I had to treat
tweet go sort of semi viral, and so I got
a lot of replies to it, most which were positive,
but there were there were a few of these people
who say, you know, oh, here's a link to some
fucking bread tube video. I don't know whatever whatever it
was proving oh it was fake. It was a stunt
that was not even that McDonald's will not not even open.
And again, just to reiterate what you said, red Hawk,
I mean, of course it wasn't. No, but you know,
I mean, here's a here's a I mean, the leading
presidential candidate in the United States who in the past
few months have has had as far as we know,
two assassination attempts. There may have been more that we
don't know about perpetrated against him. Of course, you're not
gonna let you know. If Kamala Harris, I mean not
that she would, but if she ever sort of attempted
something like this, of course they closed it up. They
closed it up. Everyone is They're not gonna let random
people drive up? Is that really what people think? You know?
Of course they don't think it. I mean they know
that they're kind of their kind of attempts to diffuse
the energy of that of of that moment was. They
know it's disingenuous, but they're going to push it anyway.
But the wonderful thing is to watch to watch them
fall flat. I mean, just they are absolutely bereft of
any sort of energy, any sort of legitimacy, you know,
because that is a moment that only Trump could have
conjured up, you know, I mean and the reason of
you know, we heard that stupid bullshit. Oh the Kamala
Harris campaign is about joy. Well that was actual joy.
I mean Donald Trump was he he looked like he
was like he was having the time of his life there,
you know, and he was you know, he he he
didn't go there to panda. He went there because he legitimately,
legitimately enjoyed it. And and it just was very pop well,
it was a very powerful and very Donald Trumpian moment.
And it was just hilarious to watch them flail helplessly
as they understood that, you know, they just got mode
under by that. So I thought it was absolutely delightful.
And I don't know if we'll if you had intentions
to bring it up later. But I have also my
own personal comparison to an American, a twentieth century American
artist that I that I that I think is quite interesting.
Speaker 4: So indeed, well, we do have reports people are saying
I have insider info no that this quote was shown
on Fox News, and no doubt because this tweek got
pretty good traction for U d if they were bringing
up Andy Warhol and the context of this, it was
most certainly because of this tweet.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so I made a tweet. Yeah, well that's the
second one. The first one was the image of Trump
waving out of the window, and I below it, I
put a quote from a book that was written by
Andy Warhol called The Philosophy Andy Warhol from A to
B and back again, And if I may, I'll just
read it. I've always thought that the president could do
so much here to help change images. If the president
would go into a public bathroom in the Capitol and
have the TV cameras film him cleaning the toilets and saying,
why not, somebody's got to do it? Then that would
do so much for the morale of the people who
do the wonderful job of keeping the toilets clean. I mean,
it is a wonderful thing that they're doing. The president
has so much good publicity potential that hasn't been exploited.
He should just sit down one day and make a
list of all the things that people are embarrassed to
do that they shouldn't be embarrassed to do, and then
do them all on television. And I thought that was,
you know, just absolutely on the nose. There is something
also in my tweet, I said that I think that
Donald Trump is sort of the apotheosis of the perfect
you know, pop pop art president. It's beyond popularism, you know,
I mean, there is something entirely American. I mean, whether
you like that himage of America or not, you know,
I understand, of course, you know, these ideas of consumerism
and materialism and you know, but I mean, like it
or not, that is certainly something that Donald Trump himself,
you know, a kind of icon from the nineteen eighties
and beyond. He's just the perfect embodiment of that. So
and I do think there is something interesting, and I
think it is sort of key to his his almost
preternatural success at doing things. But this Warhol quote also
reminded me that I believe it was perhaps something to
do with The Apprentice, that television show of his. I
don't know, but I remember that there are videos of
him going around and in one of his hotels doing
the various jobs like he did some like cleading, and
he did something else, like he was sort of like
performing all the tasks, and you know, again it's something
that he does very well, and it just had so
much resonance and reminded me so much about, you know,
about kind of this Gauholian philosophy of America. You know,
people may have their their own opinions about Wallhol's artistic contributions,
but I think one thing that people get wrong is
that Walhol was was extraordinarily pro America. You know. In fact,
you could not find certainly a cultural figure that the
that the so called mainstream art cultural world, you know,
admirers and legitimizers, you could not. You could not find one,
Uh someone is pro American and and and sort of
weirdly reactionary as as Warhol. So I think that the
compare is that, and of course Wohall and Trump actually
knew each other, which I will write about it sometime
on on Twitter. But so I just I just thought
it was a very interesting comparison to this idea of
image making and certainly image makings as it pertains to America.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Absolutely, I mean, not only did this produce some
amazing optics, but it also sparked a conversation from other
people in Trump's I guess you could call it coalition
at this point, mainly RFK, who was tweeting about the
need for us to return to beef tallow and such
and friars and talking about how even though fast food
was invented in America and definitely as part of American culture,
it doesn't have to be a goyslop as we would
use the term right.
Speaker 6: No, And of course I should chime in as as
a former professional cook and caterer for a period of
time in my life, McDonald's fries you to be a
four mass market fast food. They were really good, and
of course the secret was that they were fried in
beef tallow. I even remember that the kind of American
culinary icon Julia Child, you know, said that she didn't
like anything else at McDonald's, but she occasionally went there
just to get the fries because they were good, and
I remember eating them. You know. Sadly, I think younger
people won't will not have had that opportunity, because I
think they changed over quite a long time ago. I
believe that the approximate reason was both the kind of
rise in vegetarianism and also objections from Hindus, because of
course they don't even It's again, the Pagittes have taken
away the best fries in the in the in the
commercial world. So but they were very good when they
were beef talents. Perhaps we'll return, Perhaps we'll return.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we need to return with the v you know too. Honestly,
that might be the single issue that I would be
like most hyped for an adult truck presidency. If RFK
can just be allowed to be set loose to fix
the entire food and drug administration in America, that would
have cascading effects decades after Trump leaves the White House.
So I really do hope he gets a chance to
do that. But just do not let RFK near. Like
any other issue, he basically sucks on everything else. So
just just keep them on that stuff, stay on target
all right, chance, So it's not only there Trump's weekend
of amazing optics. He also made an appearance at the
Al Smith Dinner in New York. If people aren't familiar
with this, this is a it's a dinner the traditionally
both the presidential candidates no participate in. It's supposed to
be kind of like a celebrity roast, kind of to
some extent, like they throw jabs back and forth at
each other. A lot of the big New York big
wigs always show up. What's so amazing about this compilation
clip that you guys are about to watch is that
keep in mind the entire time Trump was giving this
thirty minute speech, the two senators from New York are
on his left and his right, so Jillibrand and Chuck Schumer,
and they just have to sit there and take it
the entire speech. And it was amazing to watch if
you guys haven't seen it, So let's listen in to
some of these amazing quotes of the night.
Speaker 8: I used to think the Democrats were crazy for saying
that men have periods, but then I met Tim Walls. Well,
I'd better wrap up because Mayor Adams told me earlier
that I needed to make this one very quick. Especially
the city has reserved this room for a large group
of illegal aliens coming in from Texas.
Speaker 2: There's a group called white Dudes for Harris.
Speaker 8: Have you seen this? White Dudes for Harris? Anybody know?
Speaker 2: Are some of you here?
Speaker 6: White dudes?
Speaker 8: Doesn't sound like it, But I'm not worried about them
at all, because their wives and their wives lovers are.
Speaker 2: All voting for me.
Speaker 8: Of the woman behind her, Arry Kamala has put forward
a concept of a plan. A lot of people don't
like it. The only piece of advice I would have
for her and the event that she wins, would be
not to let her husband Doug anywhere near the nannies.
Just keep them away. That's a nasty one.
Speaker 9: Chuck Schumer is here and looking very glum. They look good,
it looks, but look on the bites that Chuck, considering
how woke your party has become. If Kamala loses, you
used to have a chance to become the first woman president.
Speaker 3: Can still fire. Oh my god.
Speaker 4: There were a couple other amazing singers in there too.
You guys can go and find it on YouTube. The
whole thing is there for you to watch, and it's
just this basically NonStop for twenty five minutes.
Speaker 2: It's wonderful, intensifies huh.
Speaker 4: Yeah really.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: Also in response to this, and Trump made mention of
this in his speech a couple of times, is that
Harris did not show up to this. And the last
presidential candidate who did not show up to the Al
Smith dinner was a one, Walter Mondale, who went on
to lose forty nine states of the general election. And
Trump went on to say that really does show you
there is a god, isn't there, which I thought was
quite funny. So go look that up if you want
more of that. But also so Harris didn't attend, and
in response, she throughout this, we don't have this here
because I can't stand and fucking watch. It's so horrible.
This got awful. Saturday and Night live video of theater
kids talking about how Kamala Harris doesn't need to appear
and such, and it was like a cheer squad thing.
It was awful. It was It was really really bad.
Speaker 2: So I don't mean to go back to the same
well and everything, but I mean, this really just goes
to show that she's just not human. I mean Obama
did this, and Obama killed when he did this, it
was pretty good. Biden has done this obviously. We know
when Biden wasn't you know, brain damaged, and that he
was you know, he was a dude. So he get
up there and have fun, and you know he can
do this too. Kamala, she's not going to be able
to do this. She's she's not human. There's something wrong
with You want to make the excuse, Oh, these people
just take themselves too seriously that they could never go
up there and be able to deliver a joke, be
self effacing. Nothing. No, there's just something wrong with her.
And we've seen it in the interviews recently where she
you know, with Brett Behar where she just lost her ship.
I mean like the demon came out and it's this
is like Taylor made for Trump and he's he can
be friendly with anyone. It's obvious. I mean you saw
him he was, I guess before all this started. He
was even talking to Schumer privately. But Kamala, she's she's
made this whole thing into you know, the friend enemy
distinction out of anybody. Saw Orrin's great tweet today, you know,
calling Trump is a fascist and a dictator, and he's
the next Hitler being said by people who don't believe
in the friend enemy distinction.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was an excellent it this week.
Speaker 2: So she's she's leaned into this and she can't. She
can't even allow herself to be human. She has to
take this on of We are literally fighting Hitler. That's Hitler.
Were up there and you know Hitler is We can't
why are we even allowing Hitler to be there. It's
just it's so it's so obvious exactly. I mean, this
isn't the if she were to win, This isn't the
long house we're going that we're looking at. We're looking
at something much, much fucking worse.
Speaker 5: One of the one of the great I guess what
would I'm not I don't know what the word is.
Comforts that you could take from her winning is that
just about every single state and local governing authority, any
authority with quasi independence, would immediately recognize that any federal
government headed up by her would be the weakest the
federal government has been arguably since the Articles of Confederation.
Right now, it's the weakest it's been since the admission
of Texas and uh, you could also probably argue the
Tyler administration. But if she won, it would be the
weakest it's been since the Articles of Confederation. Now that's
not to say it's not dangerous and it can't ruin
people's lives. However, if Kamala were to win, the federal governments,
already extremely weak hold over its own constituent states, would
be weakened even further. So regardless either way, I think
we all know who who who we want to win
and who God has at least so far shown his
favor towards. But in either event, it will not be
the end of the world, and there will be a
path forward.
Speaker 6: I think there's an extra point I will add to
that though, it's good to remember that when when when
when When an organism as is that its weakest, it's
often most prone to kind of irrectly lashing out, you know,
in a last dish effort to protect itself. And so
and I do think that we've seen that borne out,
you know, as this sort of whatever you call them,
the powers that be, the elite coalition, the regime, as
their kind of you know, monopolistic hold on power, and
and of course also their their kind of illusion of
of you know, of of righteousness and and and and
good leadership. As it crumbles, they they start to become
more brittle and more rational. You know. It tends to
be those those sort of things that happen, as you know,
as something is weak in buying. So it is something
to to also let let letter just again hope and
pray that that we're not in this position. I think
you're right that it will be. As many things, even
even bad outcomes, can be an opportunity, but it will
also certainly be an existential crisis for for America. I
believe that she just cannot be allowed, you know, and
that's of course it's especially poignant now that we've seen
that basically even most of her side has just given up.
They've just given up on her. You know, you could
really feel that, you can really feel this sense that
everyone has just said, you know, they were right. You know,
she she's she's she's she's a she's she's a husk.
So so I think, yes, in the worst scenario, should
she quote win it? You know, as as you say,
it is an opportunity, but it's also danger. So you know,
keep a powder dry, boys.
Speaker 4: Indeed, So in response of the amazing optics from Trump
just completely winning the Internet in the last week or so,
they decided to throw out a couple October surprises this week,
and all of them have just fallen completely flat on
their face. And also the combination of I know, we
don't care about polls here, but what polls are. It's
just a narrative setting tool, right, So when you see
all the polls are now showing Donald Trump sixty percent
chance of winning, seventy percent chance of winning, YadA, YadA YadA,
that's going to make it significantly harder for fortification intensifying
to be able to pull the wool over people's eyes. Right.
And then also you have the combination of this week
of two of these surprises where they have now trotted
out It's something like what like thirty women again who
have like alleged that Donald Trump rope them thirty five
years ago or what have you. They're putting together these
huge compilation posts of oh my god, Trump is the
mean sexist. And then also this totally uncorroborated story of
Donald Trump wants Hitler's Generals, and both of these stories
fell flat on their faces within twenty four hours. Just
the momentum is all behind Trump right now, and it's
quite nice to see.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's incredible watching him just completely trash these people
right in front of their faces. That you know, he
he must have written. He spent a lot of time
writing those jokes and oh, just getting that one in
on Chuck Schumer right there. It has the air of
someone who knows he's about to come in and win
and there's nothing that can be done to stop it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Absolutely. I particularly like that Chuck Schumer went to Charlie
because like, do you see Chuck's reaction where he like
just has to put on his happy face and start
like shaking his hands stuff, Like he's like a minstrel
puppet basically, you know, for Trump. I can't imagine. That's
probably the worst place in the world that Chuck Schumer
would imagine himself being right now, But he just has
to sit there and take it.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Also the way that Trump asserted dominates by like, you know,
grabbing his shoulder and shaking of it. It's like an
inverse of the that Rath's child spoking the King Charles
in the in the chest, you know the picture.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Trump's frame control is just unmatched, always has been.
Speaker 6: And then the best thing about the Schumer encounter, of course,
is because of Trump's position in New York over the
years and his his being real estate developer and such,
and of course Schumer, you know, one of these people
who has been around for more decades than you could
possibly imagine in New York politics. Yeah, they certainly know
each other very well. I mean, apart from all the
campaign rhetoric. I mean they certainly both they both know
they both they both know each other, you know, you know,
for good or real. So I think it makes it
especially especially poignant. Also, I don't know if people notice,
but sitting in front of the lectern was Michael Bloomberg
if anyone remembers him, uh, and and the look of
pain on his face at various various points in that
was especially delicious because he's a disgusting character.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Bloomberg did recently write an interesting.
Speaker 4: Article of.
Speaker 3: Against the NASA's Artemis project, which I guess if you
do that you kind of automatically favor SpaceX. So that
that was an interesting read, just because it felt like
he was trying to align himself more toward Elon Musk.
I don't know if any of you saw that kind
of a nice niche interest I.
Speaker 4: Have, you know I did. I did not see that, Charlie,
but that is interesting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was written by Bloomberg himself, which is weird
because you wouldn't normally expect him to be writing opinion
pieces on space programs.
Speaker 4: M All right, anyone else have any final comments to
be made about Trump when the optics battle? I mean,
there is one thing I will mention here, and cringe
Walker has kind of reminded me by looking at it
as a super chat that just scrolled behind the chat.
But it we're least two weeks away from the election.
I mean, we're really getting down to the wire. I
mean people are already voting. I mean I cast them
my vote today, you know, because I'm filling out in
the mail, you know, so that the It's really weird
how it is now officially crunch time at this point,
you know, like what we've been talking about this election season,
the entire year on this channel, right and now all
the work, all the studying, all the you no, inferences
made from various chess pieces moving on the board and such,
it's all coming to fruition here. And I must shill
once again, get out and protect the vote, and also like,
go and vote, get your friends to go and vote.
The time is now now. I mean, we're really coming
down to the wire here, and it's nice seeing all
the mentum is on Donald's side. No final quotes fellas
already we are.
Speaker 6: I mean, I could talk about Andy Warhol more if
you'd like. Well, actually, I know, actually I do. I
do have a quote quote, one from Donald Trump and
one from again from this Warhol book. If you'll indulge
me for just half a minute, here's the Warhol quote. Yeah,
here's the Warhol quote. Business art is the step that
comes after art. I started as a commercial artist, and
I want to finish as a business artist. After I
did the thing called quote art or whatever it's called,
I went into business art. I wanted to be an
art businessman or a business artist. Being good in business
is the most fascinating kind of art. During the Hippie era,
people put down the idea of business. They'd say money
is bad and working is bad. But making money is art,
and working is art, and good business is the best art.
And he has Donald Trump, which from the very beginning
of his book art of the deal. I don't do
it for the money. I've got enough much more than
I'll ever need. Deals on my art form, other people
paint beautifully on canvas or right, wonderful poetry. I like
making deals, preferably big deals. That's how I get my kicks.
Speaker 4: Very interesting, And you said the two of themknew each other.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, the two of them are also also knew
each other. And Trump actually quotes Warhol in one of
his books. I've not I've not yet found out which one,
but I do know that he did quote him, So
it is very interesting. He's parallels and of course Donald
Trump now as president, you know, if making deals get
gives him his kicks, then of course he wants to
make the hugest deals of them all, you know, which
you do when you're the leader of the American Empire,
which called willing. He will be again quite soon.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 4: Before we move on to the next topic, talking about
Twitter updates with Elon Musk and such. I'm interested by
seeing everybody listing out in the chat, how many people
have already voted and such. And that's interesting because if
you're looking at some of the polls in a lot
of these states like Florida and others. It is not
a repeat of last time in twenty twenty. The early
voting polls. It seems that Republicans have actually done a
pretty good job of at least encouraging people to vote
early and mail ins and such. Is not the huge
you know, like eighty twenty that you saw last time
in twenty twenty. So that is interesting seeing how many
people in the chat have already said that they voted.
That's interesting data point. All right, let us move on
to our next topic. We're going to discuss once again
Musk and Twitter and such. So now this is an
interesting update here. This is from on Twitter here, and
we have internal memos of ideas to kill Musk's Twitter,
all right. Internal Center for Countering Digital Hate document shows
their annual objectives to kill Musk Twitter. This is coming
out of the UK, by the way. This is their
internal monthly planner. Their goal is also trigger regulatory action
although they are tax exempt nonprofits. Right, so we have
concrete leaks right here that the goal of a lot
of these organizations in the UK and the EU, and
no doubt they have other NGOs and other interested parties
over here in the states they're actively trying to kill
Musk's Twitter and instead just kill Twitter. They said, Musk's Twitter.
They understand that this is a castle that Elon Musk
is captured. It has undoubtedly been a good thing for
people like us since Musk took over Twitter, even though
we still have a lot of things to complain about it.
But it's interesting that they are explicitly saying this declaring
war on Elon himself.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, this goes back to not to talk
about stuff that we've talked about in the past too much,
but you know, this really goes back to the whole
pay Pal mafia theory that you know, if you want
to take over and you want to make elite moves,
you want to capture the one thing, the main thing
that's out there that is used to gather information on
your enemies. Also where narratives go to begin, where narratives
go to die, where narratives go to flourish, and they
It is also when you see the amount of people
who on a daily basis, and it's just growing and growing,
who are complaining about anti semitic, this anti semitic that
ever since October seventh, I get, yeah, what can you,
what do you think the old Twitter would have been
like after October seventh? It would be unusable, none of us,
some of we probably would have left it by now
because it would have just been shut down to the
point where the only thing that was getting through there
was you know, whatever Zog wanted on any given day.
And that's that, more than anything, is the reason that
they hate. They hate that Musk did this, and you know,
must didn't buy this all by himself. That whole list
of people came out who did it. It was like
half a Silicon valley. So yeah, this is uh, this
isn't this isn't surprising to find out that they want
to destroy it because they lost their But I think
you called it a castle. They lost a castle, and
this was their main castle and they feel like they're
out in the wilderness right now.
Speaker 5: Well, the cultural importance of Twitter as a means of
social interaction cannot be understated. Mister Pete. I'm going to
draw attention to the ongoing series that we're currently doing
on the Spanish Empire, and one of the biggest reasons why,
you know, the seventeenth, the late sixteenth and there, well,
the sixteenth and the seventeenth centuries and their entirety were
centuries of such upheaval was due to the invention and
the proliferation of the printing press, which at that time
functioned very, very, very similarly to Twitter. Its analogous is
the right word, I believe, to the point where there
were a version of woodcut memes, people would very hastily
cut like satirical woodcut photos or pictures of public officials
or priests or whomever else that they wanted to ridicule
and satirize and make fun of in all of this,
and it was able to spread very quickly. It's the
same thing with various texts and various forbidden opinions, which
in centuries previous were you know, the word could not
travel faster than the sword that cut it off. And
this was used by you know, most notably by Protestants,
but it was used by a variety by everyone. The
Jesuits started using it to counter the Protestants. Spanish nobles
who were dissidents in Spain used it against the Habsburg government.
Italians in the Italian city states who did not like
Holy Roman rule used it. The Dutch very obviously used it,
The French and the French Huguenots very obviously used it.
And the printing press. You know, no one could really
control it. It wasn't like a centralized thing. However, it
enabled this exchange of ideas, this sort of this, this
this republic of letters, this battle of you know, to
the point where you have Jesuit priests and Protestant reformers
in dialogue about different theological viewpoints. And Twitter. I call
it Gutenberg Twitter for a reason because Twitter today or
x or whatever you want to call it serves the
exact same function. The difference is is that due to
the nature of this reality, it is a printing it
is one big printing press that can be controlled by
a single man or a single entity, which is very,
very very powerful.
Speaker 2: And.
Speaker 5: It is one of their biggest castles in terms of
in terms of media and culture, which is one of
the one of the master keys you can use to
influence just about every other facet of existence on the
planet Earth. And so yes, no, I mean, I know
that was a long meandering way of essentially stating my concurrence,
but I do agree Twitter. Twitter is like the acquisition
of Twitter will be a world historical event that will
be studied in the future. If there is a future
and that Musk controls it, and that we are able
to have the influence that we have boosted to such
an extent, is very very very rapidly accelerating and making
possible things that would have been a dream even five
years ago.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the significance in the last year and change on Twitter,
it's hard for people to describe in the chat. I know,
there's like a large portion of the audience that isn't
on Twitter, and they really don't understand, like, oh, is
it really that big of a deal. I mean it is.
If you are a frequent user of Twitter, you could
see the change has definitely shifted in our direction, you know,
since Elon bought it. I mean, just think about what
would happen.
Speaker 2: This is the point where someone comes in and mentioned that,
oh I got suspended from Yeah, they're they They're going
to have to take some scalps every once in a
while and tell some people to fuck off. It's just
them showing that they're they're in charge. They can't They're
not going to be one hundred percent on your side,
you know. Rape Groyper sixty nine calling everyone a jew
on Twitter is you know they're not going to put
up with that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, indeed, Uh, Doug, go back on one slide really
quick on the number three one. Read that out right quick.
Speaker 6: But thanks for thanks for doxing my non account, Pete.
Speaker 4: So this is from UH Center for Combating Digital Hate
out of the UK. Right is the acronym. So held
a private conversation with a slew of liberal groups organizing
against Musk, including the Buydown White House, Congressman Pencil Neck,
Adam Schiff, Biden Harris, State Department officials, Canadian MP Peter Julian,
and Media Matters for America. So this is a huge
international Uh, you know, I'd call it like a cabal here,
I guess that would be a word for it. Everyone
trying to get on the same page, all of them
realizing that they're just getting owned on the social media
platforms now. And we're going to go on to what
we're gonna mention here shortly, what I'm Elon Musk has
been tweeting about over the last couple of days has
released to a certain anti defamation league. But we'll get
there in a second. But yeah, it's just very interesting
to see just playing in the open, all these organizations
from all across the Western world know that this is
something that they need to attack. They see this as.
Speaker 10: The likes of which the world has never seen before.
Speaker 4: Indeed, so why don't we talk about with Elon Muska
tweeted out the other day, which I was just floored.
I saw this originally and I thought this was like
AI or something like, there's no way this was real. No,
but Elon Musk tweeted directly, ADL needs to stop their
anti white racism now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well, like Paul said earlier, I mean, if it's
I don't know how some people can't see it, but
if you don't, it's just unfathomable having the owner of
Twitter and someone like Musk saying these things on the
platform and encouraging everyone else to say these things too.
There's just nothing any of us have has done, not
even just us, but predecessors, like people in the alt
right Sargon of a cod even like nothing they've all
of that pales in comparison to the singular enormous win
that is having Musk basically on our team and leveraging
the entire Twitter platform in our direction. I mean, this
was totally inconceivable. I think maybe a lot of people
are too used to operating in this gay dissidentt frame,
which is I wish people would stop using the word dissident.
I've always hated the word dissidant, right, It's stupid and
it's never meant anything. You can't really keep using that
frame at a certain point when you're not really like
a dissident. You're you're just on the formal opposition at
this point, which is what Musk is. I don't really think, yeah,
it there's nothing to compare it to. I mean, people
have their complaints about the way you must has run Twitter,
sure so do I you know, on some technical levels,
but there's simply no there. The combined work of the West,
you know, ten years since twenty fourteen or earlier, if
you're around before Game or Gate, has fed into this
moment like this is. This is the big win. Even
if even if Trump doesn't make it into office, and
I think he's going to for a number of reasons,
there's there's just nothing this is beyond description how important
this is worth. Everything's been Everything has been tilted against us,
against us as long as we can remember, whether it's YouTube, Twitter,
or Facebook, the entire Internet social media at us has
been totally basically made everything we do against all the rules,
and Elon Musk sees the most important platform and to
completely open the floodgates.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I want to I want to stress that again
what you just said there, Charlie. It's not that you know,
you're mentioning how the entire Internet has been against this
whole space whatever we want to call ourselves for the
last decade and change. It's not just that Elon took
over like one platform. We already had one platform. We
had things like Parlor, we have things like Donald Trump's
truth Social There's things like Rumble and such. There were
already alternatives that people will go to. But to seize
the most prolific social media app in the world and
the most important one, the one that sets frames, the
one that sets narratives for huge swats of people who
are in the elite class. Is none of us, not
a single person on this stream, and not a single
person in this audience even two years ago, thought that
this was even remotely in the possibility. I mean, I
remember when Elon was tweeting out, oh do you think
I should buy Twitter? Like, Okay, this is just like
a meme, right, this is just like a thing like
dogecoin or whatever the fuck you know. But like, no,
this legitimately happened and it has arguably made astounding no
over to window shifts in our direction. I mean, it
is just crazy the kind of stuff that you see
on Twitter these days since Elon must took over, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Dissidents are people screaming on Twitter and using Twitter as
a way to try and get their niche message out there.
By buying Twitter, Elon Musk became an enemy of the state.
None of us are enemies of the state. None of
us have the power nor the means to challenge the state.
Elon Musk has the power and the means to challenge
the state. Elon Musk is not us. He's not a dissidents.
He is their enemy right now. And I am I
believe one hundred percent what he said when he was
talking to Tucker. If they if Kamala Harris wins, it's
over for him. They will destroy him just like they
just like they took Trump down in the last three years.
They'll destroy his wealth, They'll destroy his reputation. He will
be persona non grata in any kind of any influential
way whatsoever. They will take everything from him. There's no
way you can call him a dissident.
Speaker 6: No, well, and I think if people want to see,
of course, what would happen to someone like you, Unmuscu,
you only have to look at them, Rudolph Giuliani, you know,
I mean, if you look at the humiliation ritual Paul Manifold,
or these various other people who whom the regimes have
punished a punishing continue to punish for their intragedent intragients,
and there being ans. But just multiply that by you know,
a ten thousand. And it's not just in America, of course,
you also look all over the world at various other
kind of pockets of the same for better word, neoliberal,
globeless regime. Look at how various members of the European
Union are gunning for Elon Musk as well. So no,
he's absolutely right, and the consequences of loss for him
will will will certainly be dire.
Speaker 4: Indeed, now we were talking about this Giuliani case last
night on the Twitter space the and I wasn't aware
of this, but it is particularly egregious what is going
on in that situation. We're kind of running fast right now,
really have a one more story to cover, so I
feel like we can and a segue into this really
quick and just talk about that.
Speaker 3: Oh I thought I cut out. I was waiting for
my internet to reconnect.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know, I was looking at my Ruta.
Speaker 4: But okay, so I guess we are professionals.
Speaker 3: I guess. Uh, I guess RedHawks disconnected. Okay, so what what?
I'll take it from here for a little bit till
he gets back.
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 3: What was the next story I was supposed to cover?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 3: The Pentagon leaks? Okay?
Speaker 4: All right? Am I back?
Speaker 3: Yes, you're back.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was just about to bring us to the Pentagon
leak story if you want to. If you remember the
thing you were bringing up though, we can. We can
get on that though.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I was just mentioning how I wasn't aware of
this Giuliani case until last night. We were covering it
on the on D's Twitter space and such, and I
was mentioning, how we're kind of going fast when we
have a one more topic to cover. So I don't know,
de Era, Charlie, you guys want to give us an
update as to what is going on with rude Giuliani,
and that takes you, guys said last night what he
should be doing in a situation, because man, oh man,
is that particularly egregious what has been done to him?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, it's kind of these takes, so I'll give
it to him first.
Speaker 6: Yeah. So, so basically what what this involves. I'm desperately
looking looking for the names and such of the people involved.
But so Giuliani was had a civil sued against him
by two Georgia election workers, which has the same sort
of connotations as saying basketball American, and so of course
I am again trying to find the name of the
judge and where this has been adjudicated. There we go.
A federal judge on Tuesday ordered Rudolph Giuliani to turn
over most of his possessions and available cash to a
receivership controlled by the two Georgia election workers he quote defamed.
This is the New York Times, So of course they're
saying he defamed them after the last presidential election. Mister
Giuliani has seven days to make the transfer. Now keep
in mind that this is not just he has received.
He has has been given an enormous cash judgment. Are
these election workers have been given in an almost cash judgment.
But in addition to that, they are ordering him to
turn over his furniture, his vehicles, his personal effects, even
his grandfather's watch. And I'm not making this up. You know,
I have never heard of anything this bad. I mean,
this may go on all the time, but to me,
this seems quite This seems quite unusual.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it seems cruel and unusual punishment.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean Giuliani. Yeah. Also keep in mind eighty
years old. I remember, of course, when Giuliani was America's mayor,
when he was of course rightly celebrated for his management
of the post September eleventh attacks in New York. But
he has seven days to make the transfer, which include
his New York flat, his vintage Mercedes Benz, pieces of furniture,
his television, sports memorabilia, jewelry, and very barious watches, including
one that mister Giuliani said his grandfather gave him. They
they actually mended it, and they said, well, if the
watch is assessed less, being worth less than one thousand dollars,
he can keep it.
Speaker 4: I'm sure the court is going to find a jeweler
that will assess its value at one.
Speaker 6: Yeah. And the judge, by the way, is Judge Lewis J.
Lyman of Federal District Court in Manhattan, wrote the due
on Tuesday. Of course it is uh and and and
and keep in mind that these things are not being
turned over to the court. They are being turned over
to an organization that is directed by the two quote
election workers, Ruby Freeman and her daughter Shay Moss hmm
Freeman and Marseille uh and and they can begin selling
the assets and putting the proceeds towards the more than
one hundred and forty eight million dollar federal jury judgment
against him. So and Judge Lyman also said that miss
Freeman and ms Moss could also see former President Donald J.
Trump for the two million dollars he owes mister Giuliani
in unpaid legal bills. So, I mean this is a
humiliation ritual, of course, And as I said, I mean,
more egregious than any I've ever heard of. And of
course what I said, and I think I think maybe
Charlie agreed. If I were Juliani, I would I would
have it all moved to an open field, and I
would set it all on fire, you know, And I
would say you know, come and take it. I mean rather,
I mean imagine having not just your money, but your home,
everything to own, your bloody television turned over to two
spiteful mutants who, of course were involved in a very
questionable election. And I think that it's it's you know,
it's just notable that this is and it's just notable
that this is happening.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 6: You know again, this is what will become of you,
any of you, meaning any of the elites who are
challenging the regime at this moment. What do you think
that they'll do to Donald Trump if he quote loses
the election? You know, and we talked about Elan Lusk,
what will they do all these other people? So yeah,
you know, it's it's quite a terrible case. And I
was really shocked.
Speaker 3: It really.
Speaker 2: Lewis Judge Lewis J. Lyman was appointed by Donald Trump.
Speaker 6: Oh no, oh.
Speaker 2: And for anyone who was wondering, yes, of course life
the early life checks out, well, of.
Speaker 4: Course, you know, it really just is so egregious. I
don't know what goes into assessing damages and such in
cases like this, but you mean to tell me that
these two she wounds are worth one hundred and fifty
million dollars in damages plus change. They can't even count that,
they can't even count that high. I mean, and you
want me to expect that these people like these damages,
they were missing out on this money they could have
possibly created in their lives because Juliani said something about
them during the twenty twenty debacle. I mean, really, really,
this is just such egregious stuff.
Speaker 6: Well, if you want to, if you want you want
to know how, if you want to really feel how
bad it is, just just look up Ruby Freeman and
her her daughter.
Speaker 4: Oh are they like ten thousand pounds?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: Well, was the regime that we currently live under the religion.
Speaker 4: I don't want to I don't want.
Speaker 5: To know, and the and the and the religion of
the regime that we currently live under. In that religion,
that creates a myth in which black people and particularly
black women are the aristocracy, are the unchallenged people at
the top of the status layer of society.
Speaker 4: They by virtues. No, that's exactly.
Speaker 5: It, you know, And ironically, that's that's the that is
the apotheosis of the of the value set we do
currently live under. And I really it would it would
deeply satisfy me that if you know, Lord Willing, should
Trump win, and I'm not acknowledging those Lord will Willing,
should Trump win, right, he will reward Giuliani's loyalty and
seek to recompense him and to you know, much like
Job at the end of the book of Job. You know,
I hope Trump finds a way to give Giuliani twice
what was taken from him, because Giuliani has been one
of Trump's most hardcore loyal supporters. And oh my goodness,
and yeah, and I mean, in regards to that judge
Donald Trump appointed, there were, as you all, gentlemen know,
there were a great many individuals that were suggested to
him or advised to him in his first campaign and
in his first administration. Rather that he had no way
of vetting, He had no idea what he was doing,
and he had no idea what they were going to
do against him. So and he's still reaping the consequences
of that. But I pray that prior to his death,
it's not like a you know, I pray prior to
his death that mister Giuliani has restored everything that's being
taken from him.
Speaker 6: Indeed, I mean The problem, of course, is that there's
a long history of of this sort of betrayal, you know,
with with with you know, with with very mainstream Republicans
even I mean, look at the case of David Suitor
on the Supreme US Supreme Court, Sandra Day O'Connor, you know,
I mean, and certainly more approximates to you know, to
our times is look at some of the various decisions
of Amy Cony Barrett, you know, even though she may
have been solid on a couple of issues. So this
is a this is a problem, you know. I mean, sometimes,
of course, I think Trump made some terrible mistakes staffing,
I mean, you know, the biggest one being Anthony Fauci.
But also I think that in some cases there's there's
nothing you can do because sometimes these people get appointed
and then they they turn into these creatures of the regime,
and they will of course turn against you know, every
everything that they once professed to, you know, to believe
or hold deer or any sort of believances. You know, Washington,
d C. Has this particular miasma of evil that that
floats on it like foul green cloud that that just
causes people to especially these kind of weak, averageous people
to to turn into into demons or to be infested
by demons. So it's it's a very difficult thing.
Speaker 5: That miasma of evil immediately dissipates upon crossing the Potomac
and entering the state of Virginia.
Speaker 4: It's ready, Yeah, exactly, mister Giuliani, if you are listening, Uh,
definitely do this become the Elmo. You a man that's
that really has a black killing story. I it's been
a while since we had a bad one like that, but.
Speaker 3: All right, the point of that story is this, This
is akin to what they're going to do to Elon Musk,
and they will find a way to do it. If
you know, Kamal will wins.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, the stakes could never be higher. I mean, you know,
everyone looks to a rag on the quote about like
this is the most important election of our lifetimes and
such and like yeah, I know, it's like I have
Hackney and old like a gay phrase and such. But
I mean, can we honestly anyone likes seriously thinking that
this isn't the case this time? I mean, like the
United States is not going to survive another four years
of Kamabla Turbo. You know US state with another one
hundred million legals walking through.
Speaker 6: Indeed, well, unfortunately I must take this opportunity to leave you.
I got my wires crossed and I made made a
commitments to help someone out with something this evening. So
I must leave. But I would like to say again
thank you very much for inviting me on your estimal program.
And it's a great joy and pleasure talking to all
of you, chaps, uh and uh and and and I'll
talk to everyone soon.
Speaker 4: Be wealthy. Thank you, thank you for joining us, and
we will see you on election night.
Speaker 6: Indeed, yes, look at.
Speaker 4: They. We will move right along to our next story.
So we are talking about the Pentagon leaks coming out
of the Middle East. So Charlie, why don't you take
the reins on this one?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: For people?
Speaker 2: I'm just no, I'm just jumping in to save the
dead air and everything. It's Charlie. Uh. Where's Charlie at?
Speaker 4: I mean he's a breaking up a bit. I can't
hear him AnyWho.
Speaker 2: So well, I've been hearing I've heard different stories about
this leak. Yeah, it looks like somebody it wasn't a hack,
It wasn't It looks like it was purposely released by somebody,
and the question has become, Yeah, people tend to think
that everyone within the government is a monolith. And like
right now in the Pentagon there's wars going on. There
are some some people in the Pentagon I don't want
anything to do with Israel. Some people want to go
full in and do anything we can to to destroy Iran.
And you know, I think it's just a white pill
that this gets leaked, because you know, it lets you
know that there are people out there and no one
does this on their own. Somebody went and somebody got
permission to do this, And believe me, if they were
a monolith, we'd all be in pods by now. That's
the thing I never understand about people saying, oh, you know,
they control everything, those people they control everything everything. I'm like, really, how, yeah,
that's kind of it's kind of impossible. And this just
goes to show you that there are people who are
fighting back. You know, Douglas McGregor coming out, Colonel McGregor
coming out and talking about what's going on and how
countries Middle Eastern countries are lining up against the lining
up and completely ignoring the United States, and it looks
like they're lining up against Israel, and of course nothing
ever happened. Bros will say, Oh, nothing's ever happened. They're
letting them assassinate everyone. Yeah, they're just assassinating politicians. They're
not even really assassinating anybody important. And when they do
assassinate somebody, the fucking idiots, get a drone, Get drone
video footage of it of him, like in his dying breath,
fighting against you know, fighting with a stick. You know,
these people are not These people are not winning. We
are and that people don't see that. I don't I
don't even know what to say.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sorry, I had to step away a bit to
deal with something. But uh yeah, I mean this was
clearly this wasn't really a leak. This was well, technically
it's a leak, but it was done on purpose, clearly
to head off Israel at the past, so to speak,
in order to discourage a war from happening between Israel
and Iran before President Trump gets in the office. That's
that's my hypothesis on why this came out, because it's
quite obvious that the regime is trying to get the
United States involved in a war between Israel and Iran.
Any war between Israel and Iran necessarily requires the US
to support Israel, or else Israel would not be able
to basically operate at all. Particularly they need our in
air refueling to support their air force. And I say
necessarily because in terms of you know, where the regime
is aligned, not that you know, we have to do
that or something. I mean, listeners understand this, but yeah,
I mean that's really why this came out, as they're
trying to stop that war from happening. And like you said,
if you watch Judge Napolitano's show, you know McGregor and
the other guests have really pivoted from talking primarily about
Ukraine to talking primarily about Israel, the Israel lobby, and
the totally deranged nature of the Jewish state. And you know,
obviously this is this isn't some random guy, you know,
dropping this. There's an organized group within the Pentagon who
got this out into the public. And it's probably the
same people that's been feeding MacGregor and others information to
tell us as well. And you know, podcasts like the Politanos,
for example, are not just a podcast like this one
where we just talk about news or whatever. I mean
it's more just like a direct information feed, like McGregor's purpose,
Larry Johnson's purpose, some of his other guests, like they're
literally there, especially McGregor, they're just there to feed you
information that people on our side in the Pentagon are
trying to deliver to us. So people should really be
a clued into the Politanos podcast. They aren't already, because
nothing about this leak is even surprising if you've been
watching that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one of the things he asked today was yes,
McGregory said, is you know, has Israel defeated Hamas. It's like, no, No,
if they defeated Hamas, they wouldn't be they wouldn't be
asking for the for the hostages. And then he made
the point that the hostages are those hostages are never
going to be released. Nennah who doesn't want those hostages
released because as soon as those hostages are released, this
that ends and netanyah, who needs to keep this going?
If it doesn't keep going, I mean, this is the
argument could be made that he's doing all this just
to stay out of jail, and it could be something
as simple as that. It's not as simple as that.
It's never as simple as that. There's always other reasons
but to think that Israel is winning because oh, they
killed this guy and then they replaced him with this guy,
and they killed that guy, and then they replace him
with this guy, and they killed that guy. It's just
getting their ass kicked on the northern border. They still
haven't captured Hamas. I mean, this is Saudi Arabia is
sending money to Egypt. UAE is sending money to Egypt.
Why that's money that the United States should be sending
them because Egypt doesn't want anything to do with the
United States when what could possibly be coming is coming.
People just don't really People aren't really paying attention because
they're so used to this one tribe winning and rolling
over them. They don't realize that they're not invincible. They
lose all the time, and right now they're losing. And
one of the ways you know they're losing is there's
a civil war in their group. There's a left right
civil war that's been going on since October seventh. They're
not a model lith and if they're not a monol myth,
they can be defeated. They could be defeated from the inside.
And I think that's something that people overlook all the time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, very good points, Pete. All around. The other thing
I'll bring attention to on this topic is Thomas Massey
this week was getting in a lot of trouble from
various characters, whether they be libertarians or conservative inc types
and such, because Thomas Massey has been a vocal critic
of Israel, especially since October seventh, and he was sharing
this clip that went around of Israel just drone striking
an apartment complex and just completely destroying it to the ground.
And Thomas Massey's simple quote and something that all of
us obviously agree with, if Israel just wants to attack
civilian targets, they could pay for their own shit themselves. Basically,
is you know, a living down a little bit. But
that was his point, and he got in a lot
of trouble for this of what is obviously a correct take.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's not forget he's the one who went out
of his way to tell us that everyone in Congress
has an apac babysitter. And then the unthinkable happened a
couple of weeks later, which I don't talk about it
in public because I think it's rude to talk about
it in public. But yeah, I mean, this is this
is a guy who's going out of his way and
painting a bulls eye on his back from the most powerful,
from basically the group that's taken over our government. Anyone
who doesn't believe they've taken over our government is that
means that you can go fuck off. But there are
people working behind the scenes tom to try to end this.
I mean, McGregor said today that Washington is occupied territory,
and he said, and they're and they are the people
who are occupying it. They're occupying it with London. He
didn't say the city of London, but that's what he meant.
They know, they know. I've been, We've been. I've been
talking with Stormy Waters about this. Wasps rising up and
being like, we want our country back. We founded this
fucking country. This is our fucking country. Fuck you get
the fuck out. And finally, I think that it's very
evident that and you Michael Jones has been talking about
this for over a year when he started noticing that
Tucker Carlson and McGregor and all these people were on
the same page, and so yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: They're not just on the same page.
Speaker 4: Randomly or something.
Speaker 3: Either they're coordinating with each other by the looks of it,
And I I agree with your take. I see a
lot on Twitter sort of counter signaling, like being too
focused on zog I think that's really the primary concern. Uh,
you know, zion is occupied government if you don't know
the acronym, like to some extent, there's this thing where
there's a certain faction on Twitter that nobody likes, and
their kind of main thing is is you know Zionism
or or they're anti Zionism, right, And uh, it's kind
of become uncool sometimes to be associated with any views
that particular unnamed group has. I think everyone knows who
I'm talking about. Leader was recently returned to Twitter, And
uh no, no, not those guys, the other.
Speaker 4: Ones, the.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, yeah, the bell means something else. But yeah, no,
I don't, I don't. I don't like what I'm seeing.
I think there there's I don't think it's nefarious, but
there's a lot of focus being moved away from zog
as if it's like cringe or uncool to focus too
much on that. I mean, I understand the right has
rather unfortunate history with this topic, sort of optically, But
I don't think that's any reason to lose focus on
the core issue. Again, like Pete was saying, they're not
a monolith group, you don't have to think that to
recognize that ZOG is simply the penultimate enemy of the
Anglo Saxon man. I mean, there's just nothing else that
comes close to them in terms of the how what
we have to do to actually fix our government, like
everything that all of the foreign all the bad foreign
policy that gets us involved in wars, all the woke stuff.
You know, no matter what angle you're coming at it from,
all the communism, it's all coming from from them, and
they have to be removed from power in the United States.
And I don't know if you don't see that, I don't.
I don't really understand like what you're even doing at
this point.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yes, indeed we see here with Thomas Massey calling
out uh Breck MacDonald. It's a representative I believe in
the house, you know who's criticizing him for this.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: Now there's a there. There's a guy. He's a quote
unquote libertarian named Jordan Schachtel who runs around talking about
individualism and y'all have to be individuals and everything like that.
And then it came out that Chachtel was doing a
secret work behind the scenes, working with certain activist groups
in the United States for israel I mean, and it's
Israeli run, Israeli directed, and he's this is basically he
made a comment to he said something massy like, oh,
how do you know that that that apartment building was
actually residential and it wasn't being used for something else?
And this is I mean, Masthew just had a mass
He just posted at him with an a is this
you showing the video? This video of him admitting that
he's basically an Israeli agent? And then he came back with, oh,
so you're using Al Jazeera talking points and everything like that.
I mean, come on, look at that fucking profile. Give
me a break.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, it's just so unbelievably obvious for everyone
if you look at this with even a halfway realistic lens,
that Israel gets special privileges. We all know this. You
could see it every day. No other country in the
world behaves this way and allowed to get away with it.
No other country gets special treatment. People could talk about
not sending money to you brain all they want, but
as soon as somebody starts talking about Israel, you get
in trouble.
Speaker 5: Well, the thing with this is as well, with this
particular topic, and you know, I have many friends who
are sick of this being broached. And there's even a
little bit of evil be down my good with you know,
I'm sure you've seen whying of Judah posting and with
with this this group of people, you win and things
like that, and some of it has started to be
believed unironically, because anything you ironically state, you begin to
believe unironically.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: But this really, this is the this is the fruit
of the religion that I mentioned earlier. The same religion
which places black women at the top of the status hierarchy,
also places this group of people in an unquestionable state.
And you know, with the dying off of the boomers.
I was listening to the Astro Labor earlier today, Matt
from King pilled highly, highly recommend and and he was like,
I think it was an interview on some sports betting
podcast or something I wasn't or some comedian I don't.
I don't remember the context of it, but there was
some interview going on where these you know, quasi normy
people that a bunch of you know, sports content consumers
were listening to started joking about this and talking about how,
you know, they had been kicked out of one hundred
and nine countries, and they made the you know, they made,
of course, the joke of you know, if you get
kicked out of one hundred and nine bars, it can't
be it can't be you, that's the problem. And and
so there is a significant cultural shift currently ongoing actually
towards something that's normal and healthy in Western history, the
healthy amount of this has always been a sort of
baseline in Western society, and it's kind of returning in
the special privileged status that they've had over the last
seventy five years is sort of slipping away. But you know,
before mister d left, he made the point that you know,
when an organization or an entity is at its least powerful,
then it is most likely to act irrationally. And I
believe such will be the same for this particular group
of people. They're you know, the state of Israel, as
has been outlined, is in a very very precarious situation.
It is far closer to a civil war than the
United States is on the ground. The legitimacy of the
regime has been totally sapped in the eyes of anyone
who is not the United States. And you know, if
this was, if this attack was carried out, it's highly
possible that given the the United States Navy is not
as weak as some people would like to say it is,
but it is not the combat force it used to be,
and it is not as capable of force projection as
it used to be. I believe many countries will start
testing the waters on this, and I mean, shoot, like
they're as as this country wanes, so too does the
influence of the people that it was founded to be
a homeland for.
Speaker 2: Well, a lot of people will point some bricks and say, oh, well,
look what they're doing with the money. It's not the
money with bricks. It's not because when you add up
every market around the world and you put them all together,
they don't even come close to what our market is here.
So it's not the money. It's basically saying we're not
going to put up with this anymore. This one group
controls the whole West basically as far as the monetary
system goes and banking media, things like that, and they're
we're not gonna put up with this. And I think
that that's you know, that's a white pill into itself,
is that we live in at a time when we
can get information within seconds and they can't hide it anymore,
and then we get disinformation and we debunk it in
real time. Like, oh, I was taken to I was
taken to Jeffrey Epstein's by Jeffrey Epstein's East Side house
in nineteen ninety three. Yeah, he didn't get that house
till nineteen ninety six. Like someone knew that like immediately
and posted it immediately, and people people are starting to
see it. And you know, I do want to make
this point because we're talking about people who are supposed
to be on our side who counter signal this. Well,
you know, I I love my noons, but there's a
reason why there's a lot of people who are a
NUNS because they're subversive, and they if they weren't anonymous,
you know they were subversive because you see their names
or you see their faces. And that's something we're having
to deal with right now.
Speaker 3: I think this is the point. You're making it understand correctly,
but I don't. I don't understand why some people counter
signal Russia and Bricks so hard. This is an issue
in terms of what Paul just said about as America's
power weigh and so does the influence of the people
was founded for, Like there is a sort of double
edged sword to effectively being in a in a state
of a you know, internal I mean basically the US
is in sort of a cold civil war moment. And
this is a big problem because we are our government
or we don't. I don't think we I would even
say our government. We don't have a government, right, We're
just occupied, as even Trump says, Now, Zog is what's
in charge. Zog is running America to the benefit of
their their own group, you know, through the city of
London and as well, and countries like Russia and China
form in Brazil, in India, forming competing organizations like Bricks. Right,
this isn't like something you want to see from the
perspective of American power. But at the same time, you
kind of want to see anything that is opposing globalism.
And I don't I don't really understand why we have
to like pretend that like Russia is really gay, or
that we have to like be a posse to the
so called global South of the Third World or whatever,
to the detriment of actually focusing on the main issue,
which is ZOG And for some reason a lot of
people don't want to focus on that anymore too. I think,
like I was saying earlier, it's because a certain person
that you know has basically fallen out with everyone and
his group of people ever turned to Twitter. But there's
a serious disconnect. I think Thomas really put it best
when he talks about how like basically there's just there's globalism,
and then there are people opposed to globalism, and the
factions opposed to globalism all have many different and often
mutually contradictory interests. But that's just sort of the game
he you know. I think it was on your podcast,
Pete a couple episodes ago where he talked about how
you know, there is no third position. The idea that
there's a third position is basically a joke, Like there's
no viable third position outside of globalism and anti globalist.
Just like during the Cold War, everyone was either you
were either with America or with you or with the
Soviet Union. Even if you were a fascist, rape you
you sided with one of those in your respective country,
because that was the only game in town. There was
no actual third position that was viable then, and there's
not an actual third position it's viable now. You're either
you're either with globalism or you're against it. And you
know the fact that globalism is is the is the
world paradigm that has power right now just means that
the anti globalism side is not going to make a
whole lot of sense as a coherent side. But nevertheless,
any any anytime you're like going out of your way
to mock or attack Bricks or Russia or you know,
people who are pointing at Zog, you're you're just being
counterproductive and just taking potshots at effectively your own side.
What do you think about that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, and there is no third position in
the United States. We're not going to have national socialism here.
You might be able to do that if you do
an intentional community of some sort YadA YadA kind of thing.
There's just there's this global He's right, there's just globalism
and anti globalism, and you have to choose. And that's
that's the problem. Is you have this. It puts people
into a dialectic and people like Chris Rufo and James
Lindsay and all these people who are accomplishing things in
the real world. We'll tell you that that's wrong, and
then you know you have Rufo. It comes out he's
putting he's defending Israel and defending Zionism on a website
that is funded by George Sorops that comes out this week.
We find we're what we're finding out is we're completely
you know, we're not completely infiltrated. But if somebody's doing
something in the real world, if somebody is making progress
in the real world, they're probably being allowed to make
that progress in the real world. It's benefiting somebody or
a group from this tribe in some way. And attacking campuses,
especially since October seventh, Who does that, you know, attacking
the leftists, the leftists who are protesting against Israel. Who
does that benefit? Okay? Bill Ackman, Bill Ackman who dyes
his hair blonde and wants to be a wasp, but
he's not. Okay, that's who That's who we're dealing with here.
That's where we're when you have people who are telling us, oh,
well you just leave them alone, let them go and
do their own work. No, that time's over. I was
I was down with that until I saw Rufo who
writes an article two weeks ago in which he mentioned
Charlot Roy, Pennsylvania and he mentions that Jewish Family and
Children's Services are the ones who are responsible for the
Haitian immigrants coming in there, that they're in there every week,
they're operating every week. And then after he puts that
article out, immediately goes to counter signaling anyone who's calling
out Zionism on the right and calling the Nancy Semitic
and destroying you know, I don't know this Chris Brune guy.
He could be a total weirdo creep. I have no idea,
but this is someone who worked with Rufo, and he's
destroying him. And he wasn't even calling out like Jewish power,
you know, saying, he wasn't using terms like international Jewry.
He was talking about Zionism, and Rufo needed to destroy
him and then start writing articles about it. And it's like,
how isn't this obvious that when you see these people
who are well funded, you know, Chris Rufo who married
an illegal, So is he really going to be against
immigration when you see these people and what they're doing,
and how they're well funded, and how they're actually making progress.
Look at the progress they're making, and ask the fucking
question as to who is benefiting from that fucking progress,
because it ain't us, it's another fucking group. Open your
fucking eyes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean kind of kind of everything really comes
down to this. I know that's kind of a meme,
but that's kind of the entire point I'm getting at.
It's like there there's very little room on any issue
for any sort of neutrality at this point because everything
is simply wrapped up in a nice little zog voat
and you can't you can't just like take positions of oh,
I don't care, oh it has nothing to do with
me on pretty much anything that happens on the on
the world stage. Like that's sort of like tactical libertarianism
is kind of just over. And for me, I'm mainly
referring to the two wars happening right now that you
crane one in the Israel one, as that's my area
of focus. But even things like on a broader scale,
like bricks or stuff like this, like all of this
is all of that exists, Like bricks doesn't exist, contrary
to America. It exists contrary to song, which is you know,
you could use that as a synonym for globalism if
you want. But there's simply there's almost nothing left that
isn't completely bound up with this conflict, just like during
the Cold War. I mean, that's really the way to
look at this is like it's it's a different type
of Cold War. During the Cold War, everything was bound
up in America versus the Soviet Union. There were so
called non aligned countries, but by their very definition, they
were defining themselves in relation to the conflict paradigm of
the era, which was America versus the Soviet Union. I'm
not going to say capitalism versus communism, because we know
that's bullshit.
Speaker 4: It's America.
Speaker 3: It was America versus the Soviet Union, and everything was
defined in relation to that. Everyone who was a serious
political operator, even if they were a third position or
national socialism or fascist, was involved in that paradigm because
it was it's the only game in town. And that's
the same situation we're in now. It's a different paradigm,
but it's still completely binary and there there is no
there is no neutral territory in the world or viable
third option. And you know, people can really lose sight
of this, I think, especially when it comes to especially
when it gets when it relates to nationalism, Like it's
really difficult to square nationalism or the pro America, you know, heritage,
the pro American heritage position we have at the Old
Glory Club. It's really hard to square that with recognizing
that in some way the country of this bricks economic
alliance are fed up with the same thing that you
are as as a heritage American.
Speaker 4: Well, a very interesting discussion to a very interesting discussion
to say the least, and no doubt people could go
listen to more of Pete and Thomas talk about this
in great detail. But let's wrap this one up, fellas,
and we can go to the super chats and call
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Let's see omens for five bucks. I'm to be in
grad school soon, but don't want to lose my soul.
My work could help the cause, but I worry a
lack go wrong. Any advice, Hmmm, I don't know. I
mean I never went to grad school, so it ends.
Speaker 5: It very highly depends on what you're studying. If you're
studying something like history, you know, don't don't do what
a lot of dissidence who go to grad school is
and immediately and ask me how I know, and immediately
go to try to cite Evela or things like that.
Speaker 4: I didn't do it in grad school.
Speaker 5: But you know, in an academic setting, if you're doing
something like engineering or one of the harder sciences, you
frankly just will not lose your soul, because those are
inherently recognized by everyone as something that you need a
lot of mental effort to do, and there's no real
losing your soul intrinsically about it. If it's something like law,
if it's something like medicine or whatever, just you know,
these werectices that pre existed corruption and aren't inherently corrupt.
Speaker 4: On their own.
Speaker 5: Nor is really nor is politics for that regard, although
that requires a very very tempered soul who has a
very good understanding of who can live a monk like
existence internally. But it really just depends on what it
is you are studying. And from there, you know, have
faith in God, ask him for forgiveness and for guidance
and for wisdom and to preserve you and protect you.
And stay in contact with people from this scene from
the Old Glory Club if you can with others. Don't
spend too much time around colleagues or associates that you
believe would be detrimental to whatever it is you're trying
to do. That is the extent of my advice.
Speaker 2: He just mentioned in the chat he's going into a
hard science.
Speaker 5: Yes, then then I mean, if it's if it's depending
on the hard science and depending on what the employment
situation looks like. Yeah, just just hyper focus on the
science itself, do not don't worry so much about the
context that that science is currently. And if it's like
biomedical engineering and you know, the big pharma is your
only employer, don't focus on that. Don't worry about that.
Let God sort that out. Instead, focus on learning whatever
field it is you're trying to learn. But yes, that
is the extent of my advice.
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in the chat. But the best hedge against inflation always
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three bucks. Got to catch this tomorrow. I'm devouring audio
books at work all day. Do y'all have any recommendations, Pete,
I really enjoy your book readings. Great stuff, man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's just last and oh just just wait for
I have I have a reading planned in the new
year that people. People are going to freak out when
they hear this because I'm going to be doing it
with someone else and it's going to be it'll probably
be six months. It's probably take six months to finish this.
Speaker 4: My goodness, that'll be something.
Speaker 3: Are uh the uh what does it called the Trial
of Nuremberg? Coming this all thirty eight volume.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's be much more fun than that. Yeah, it
would be much more fun than that.
Speaker 3: That would be very boring.
Speaker 4: Same way any book reading recommendations audiobook for.
Speaker 5: Just because I just because I recommended it to someone else. Recently,
the best primary source, probably one of the best primary
sources ever written, but certainly the best primary source written
on the Cortes expedition into what is now Mexico and
the conquest of the Aztec Empire. I would highly suggest.
In Spanish, it's La Discoveria Equista de Loeva Espana by
Bernard Diaz de Castillo. In English, it is The Discovery
and Conquest of New Spain. It is riveting in both languages.
Speaker 4: It's a great book. It's it's it's it's excellent.
Speaker 5: It's probably one of the one of one of my favorites.
So if if you even listening to it audiobook format,
it's very funny he ends, this book was written in
part in response to a some sort of jesuit, or no,
it wasn't a jesuit. It was a It was a
Dominican who was basically doing, you know, spreading a whole
bunch of lies in Spain about the conquistadors and how
terribly they treated the natives and all this other stuff,
and books were being published and you know, as a
part of this printing press thing I mentioned earlier in
the stream. And this conquistador who was in like I
think in his seventies or eighties, Bernard Diez de Castillo,
he was in like Guatemala, took it upon himself to
write his entire recollected memory of the whole expedition, and
he remembered things like how many horses there were, and
what color each horse was, how many crossbows there were,
how many balls of it. It's amazing the extent of
the memory that he had. And he ends every chapter,
he ends a great many chapters in this very caddy
passive aggressive way, you know, saying saying, oh, but Senor
and so did not know any of this. However well
written his work his work was, although it was very
very well written. You know like he always ends it
on a compliment to this person he obviously hates and
is trying to is trying to cease the slander.
Speaker 4: But anyway, Yeah, good book. Totally recommend Spooky Joe Stalin
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For us to form traditional communities, separation is required. Differing culture,
religious and ideological belief impacts childhood, education and diverse community.
This would also lead to a deracinated communal identity. Change
my mind, I want to tackle last one about a separation.
Speaker 3: I think these kind of pronouncements are kind of just
not relevant to most people at this point. I mean,
if you're doing something in a traditional community yourself and
this is how you're doing it, I mean, okay, but
I think pretty much everyone is doing the wrong thing
and is either on the right path or has their
head up their ass. So I don't know, not to
shit on our super chatter, but I I think this
this sort of talk that is just kind of by
the bye at this point, Like you're either you're either
on it and you're developing your your community, your networks,
or you're just not.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, And if you're not.
Speaker 3: Like pronouncements like or recommendations like this can't really help you.
Speaker 4: The thing is like the work is being done.
Speaker 3: You work to getting done. The Old Glory Club is
doing it. We're not the only ones doing it. We're
one way it can be done. If you're not doing it,
you're just, as Thomas says, you're not in the game.
Like this is the future. This is what we're doing
is forming communities, fraternities, et cetera. People are actually doing
this and not just ideating on it. So get involved
in it because if you're not, you're just you're not
going to make it.
Speaker 5: Basically, friendships, which are the basis of community, are not
you know, boxes to check on a LinkedIn profile. You know,
you can, you don't in a lot of respects, you don't.
Actually you can choose who you're friends with, but in
most respects, you can't choose who you have community with.
But in most respects, what is what is culture? Culture
is cultivated, you know, and a lot of times you
can't control the relationships that bear fruit and the relationships
that do not bear fruit. And part of that means
you can't control, you know, the especially in a place
like the United States, although shoot, even in Europe it
was much like this. You can't control in many respects
the to quote you directly, the cultural, religious, and ideological
beliefs of the people within a community. You know, even
the parents don't have. You know, as a parent, you
never have one hundred percent control over what goes into
your child's mind. You have a great influence, but the
rest of the world also has a say. And you know,
perhaps that could be a goal in the far far
flung future, or perhaps it will happen naturally in the
far far flung future, but it is not something to
be sought. I mean, we're a small enough group as
it is already without you know, looking to further sub
categorize into cultural, religious, and ideological beliefs. So you know,
perhaps that's just it's it's a question of wisdom when
looking to start this sort of thing.
Speaker 2: Well, looking at the devastator here and thank you for
the super chat. It looks like he may be in Australia,
so maybe conditions down there are different than they are here.
So you know, I want to wish the best of
luck to him in doing that.
Speaker 4: Indeed, Cringewalker sensus ten bucks. There are less than three
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It's the least you can do. The time is now,
I mean that really just puts it in context right there.
I mean three hundred hours is nothing. Well, it's coming up.
And by the way, obviously we made this announcement all
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We will go as long as as long as we
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about Redhawk's comment as to whether this is the most
important election of our lives. Well, I mean, I get it,
it's a meme and such like that, but I mean
it's it's obvious at this point, right, I mean, yeah,
we're about to have Kamala Harris potentially could have Kamala
Harris first woman president. No, this is like the spirit
of the United States. Well, it's basically on the line here.
Speaker 2: It's not only that. I mean, she's going to kill tech,
she's going to kill v sas she's gonna kill I mean,
I said back in twenty twenty one that we were
basically a banana republic with air conditioning. That air conditioning
is going to go away. I mean, these are people
who want to see us back in the Stone age.
So I'm is it the most important election in our lifetime?
If you like ac Maybe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're clearly in the third act of the film
The Return of the King, if you want to put
it that way. People thought that the twenty sixteen election
was going to be the most important election. Ever, I mean,
I guess maybe it was because that's where Trump wins, right.
But Trump didn't know what he was doing, and he
was betrayed constantly by the bad hires he made. You know,
twenty twenty, they managed to get rid of him temporarily
by the looks of it. But this one is clearly
existential because the regime is now fully lined up to permanently.
If they win, they're going to entirely eradicate the faction
of a behind Trump, right, And that's the important part
is now that competing elites are challenging the governing elites,
the real power is on the line, right. Trump is
just a front man for power that has lined up
behind him as their chosen representative. This wasn't the case
in twenty twenty or twenty sixteen, and those people like
must are the ones that the ruling elites actually need
to deal with in order to shut down any pro
American political change that could be on the horizon. So
I think that's why this particular election is so important,
because now we're actually seeing a circulation of the elite
happening or being completelyqushed.
Speaker 5: You know, this is not the counter signal at all.
Because I do agree with you, mister Charlie. However, something
that I I something that kind of comes to mind
whenever people talk a lot about like, oh, politicians are
just frontmen, you know, I don't A lot of times
that is spilled. And this is not the counter signal.
This is just sort of an asterisk, you know, a
lot of times that tends to dispose the individual agency
of the particular politician as a force in and of themselves,
which is obviously you know, it is obviously apparent. The
metaphor I use, I think that most aptly describes this
as the is the NASCAR metaphor? Right, Yes, Obviously, the
driver does not come up with his own money to
fund his team. A lot of times he doesn't even
manage his own team. The crew chief for the or
the or the you know, team owner manages all of that.
You know, it's not it's not Dale Earnhardt Junior who's
picking everything. It's Rick Hendrick who's picking everything. But that
doesn't take away the fact that when Dale Earnhardt Junior
has to you know, this is a dated but when
Dale Earnhart Junior gets behind the wheel at Daytona, he
needs to run a good race. He needs to he
needs to be good at what it is he does,
and he has a certain level, like when he talks
to the press, he can say certain things, he can
influence certain things, and yes he knows where his bread
is buttered, but he can also you know, there's always
another team looking to bring, especially if you're at the
driver who's the caliber of Dale Junior. You know there's
always another team you can jump to. This allegory is
not about NASCAR for those with ears, but you know.
But yes, Charlie, I do agree with you, but especially
especially in the case of Trump, I would like everyone
to keep this little NASCAR analogy in mind.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree as well, just to I guess what
I was saying. One thing, I don't you took issue
with some of the phrasing I use. I don't like
the phrasing I've seen going around talking about Trump being
quote unquote installed, because it sort of implies that it's
not a choice. It's a choice being made almost by
like the current elites. It's not and the people backing
him need him just as much as they need him.
I think that kind of language, and probably the language
I use as well, sort of implies that he's something
more like a Biden or Harris and just for different
people or even in some way part of that regime.
I don't I don't agree with that assessment if that's
what implied is implied by that, And I definitely don't
want to imply that myself, that he's like just a
front man or something and he's not his own man,
and he's going he's definitely he's absolutely no one can
control Trump is the thing. He's going to be making
his own decisions, regardless of who is actually backing him
this time. No, obviously he's going to take that into account.
Because Trump values loyalty, even though he in his previous
terms was quite bad at finding loyal people. It is
something he actually does value. But I don't believe that
he's going to he's being controlled or just put in
by some other group of elites. I think the relationship
is a lot more bilateral than on the directional, but
I guess that's just my opinion.
Speaker 4: Man. Also, like, just using the term installed already has
the connotation that like this is somehow even though it's
not what people use viscribe the term. But well, it's
not really that it's just that this is a being
installed implies that the current group of elites like see
this coming in some way. Now, I know that's not
how people use the term. When you use it just
like in the back of your brain's like installed, Well,
that must be in the future elites have or the
current elites have something to do with this, and it's
clearly not we're looking at a circulation. But it also
you just see this all the time with the criticism
of Trump. For some reason, Trump probably because he's just
like the most famous person in the world and he's
such a you know, magnetic character in this regard, but
it seems like Trump is uniquely held responsible for absolutely
everything that goes on, just totally ignoring the fact that
what's important is the people behind him and not necessarily
just the man himself. I mean, just like Elon Musk
coming out and being pro Trump is like crazy. Has
there ever been another period in history where the richest
man in the world has openly endorsed like the president
of the United States. And it's not just like an
endorsement either, it's like actively campaigning for him and such.
I mean, now it's a really big deal.
Speaker 5: No, absolutely, this is the this is the stuff of triumvirates.
You know, you know, politicians need the money men, but
the money men need the politicians. They're usually very bad
at doing it themselves. And when you have a politician
like Trump who can't be controlled, backed by an independently
wealthy billionaire who provides a service that cannot be replaced
like Musk, and a you know media figure that you
know I don't that cannot be silenced like Tucker. You know,
this is this is the stuff of triumvirates. And it
you know, of course, when you have that many powers,
that potent, all working together, you know it, it tends
to it tends to end poorly.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Indeed, well there you go, Pokemon. You mid maxed
your super Chat right there. But we must push on.
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Trump's reelection signals the rise of musket teal basically moving
in to run the regime for their ends. Not exactly
the OGC regime, but a lot better than what we
have now. That's obviously correct.
Speaker 5: Take right there, well, and and I want to friggin
you know, I want to hit that real quick. And
I know we got to keep going, but ratcheting, all right,
Be content with a small victory. We are not going
to win everything at once. Be content with better than
what we have now, and then using better than what
we have now, make your position better, all right. Do
not expect perfection in the first fell Swoop Ratchet, We're
here for the long haul.
Speaker 3: Indeed, it should be, it should be pointed out to
the term circulation of the elite runs around a lot,
just to clarify, you know, for just to clarify, burn
them for people, if you know, haven't read it in
the while. What the circulation of the elite actually is
is the concept that the the ruling elite need to
refresh their ranks with new blood from time to time
in order to stay more or less congruent with what's what,
other what what? The factions they rule over what will tolerate?
And our elite has become a lot more closed. And
when elite becomes closed and doesn't adequately circulate new blood
who bring new ideas into the ranks, what will happen
is larger and larger groups of dissatisfied elites who are
often still from the ranks of the existing elite in
some sense, like like Musk and Teal are obviously, but
what can happen is a much larger change can happen.
What can eventually happen is the ruling elite are entirely overthrown.
Now that's not going to happen this time, the new
elites that are looking to circulate in as the ruling
elite are still one foot in the existing elite, one
foot out. They're not in the ruling elite, and they're
aiming to be. And really they should be in the
ruling elite, right And that's why they're so pissed off,
is they should have in a normal, healthy function society
instead of you know, worshiping fat black women like we
talked about earlier, people like Musk would actually be in
charge of things and they're not. And I don't remember
who makes this point, but like you know, before people
like Musk would be working for the government right for
like I think it might even be Thomas. It's like
you'd go work for the government if you're one of
these like super intelligent people you know that was interested
in doing crazy shit like going to bars. But now
they're not. That's because the elite is too closed. But
so I guess the point is, remember when you talk
about the circulation of elite, we're not talking about in
this case, like a total overthrow of the regime, but
new blood coming in that is much better than the
stagnant existing pool of elites. That are ruling over us
right now, and just having that happen in of itself
will be a big win for us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, correct, Thank you very much Charlie for the lesson
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like going to these things and meeting people and socializing
and hanging out, this is going to have a lot
of that. From the sound of it. It's probably going
to be a lot more focused on that than our
very intellectual, you know, sitting in the conference all day
type things, and those are those are good too. But
I would not miss out on this one if you
had to make a choice between like this and another event, like, honestly,
go to this one, because there's going to be future
conferences from us, probably from our chapters as well. In fact,
they know some of our chapters are already doing their
own small things, so like this is going to be
a very unique event that that you really want to
get to. And the tickets are actually uh fairly, I
mean it's it's the prices are so fair. I mean
you can't even get a hotel room anywhere for lower
than the price of the tickets, so.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, absolutely true. I mean they're cheaper than our
national conference by by a margin. So people should definitely
beginning involved, you know, like our big national conferences that
we have every year are much more intellectual affairs. And
yes we do have social time with them, you know,
smoking our cigars and drinking our booze and such. But
I think it's important now as more of these chapters
are springing up and such, to get way more of
these kind of social events off the ground and such.
I know, this is something that Dave is constantly beating
the drum about about not just doing you know, intellectual meetups,
but more social stuff in real life. This is where
the community building aspect comes from, things like well like
dances and you know, courtship for you know, like you
guys want to find future wives and such. You know,
like more social events like these popping up all over
the country is a step in the right direction.
Speaker 3: So yeah, this this is going to be really cool. No,
like I said, no one's done like anything like this
in our in our space before.
Speaker 4: If you're interest, I'm excited.
Speaker 3: I'm very If you're like that Dimes Square stuff was cool,
but it was if only it wasn't so gay. It's like,
this is a this is like the base version of that.
Maybe I don't know, I'm just I'm just kind of
speaking off the cuff here, but I would get in
on ground level with this. I would go to this
this thing because there might not be another one of these.
This is this is a new territory, right, This is
a new type of thing that our guys are trying
to pull off. You know, the conference thing. People have
been doing those forever, right, Those happen all the time.
Like this is something brand new that lots of people
are going to be going to. I'm not just us, right,
there's like eight of us going, but there's all kinds
of other people who are going to be there, like
in the sphere, from the Twitter verse and all that
that you'll be able to meet and network with. Two
not to mention it, just being in California is going
to allow a totally different group of people to be
able to make it and show up, and there's going
to be like a unique vibe here for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's certainly gonna be different, for sure. So get
your tickets now. And we had another super chat that
came in at the last moment here under the wire.
The Devastator again sends us twenty bucks Australian. He made
some great points. Best of luck in the election lads. Well,
thank you very much, and yes we do welcome any
of our listeners and fellow friends from across the pond
to send us power in the coming days here leading
up to election day, So thank you very much. All Right, fellas,
what has been a long one tonight, Paul. What do
you got coming up? Anything to promote.
Speaker 5: Other than the series I'm doing on the Golden Age
of Spain and the surrounding and unfortunately that turns into
a study of pretty much all of Western Europe at
the period we're currently studying it. Other than that, I
have nothing really going on. Support the OGC, support the
North Carolina chapter the OGC very particularly, and.
Speaker 4: Yes I have nothing else, very good, Charlie.
Speaker 3: Yeah nothing. I guess our Sacario review that we're probably
gonna record in a few days, right, that's good. Yeah,
if you haven't seen Scario, watch it so you can
watch our next podcast that comes out on our sub stack.
Speaker 4: God, that film is so Kino. I love it. Yeah,
definitely watch it if you haven't. But yeah, check that out.
And uh, I know you're gonna do a Ukraine War
up extreme after the election, so people go tell you
that as well. So, uh, Pete, what about you? You've
always got something coming up?
Speaker 2: Watch for Paul and I dropping another episode on the
Golden Age of Spain and Thomas and I just recorded
the first episode in a series we're going to do
on Eric Hobbsbomb, somebody A lot of people don't know.
But if you know Ernst Nolty, he is the left Hegelian.
He's he would be if you would consider Nolty to
be a left right Hegelian, hobbs Bomb in the twentieth
century would be his opposite left he Gilian and a
very very interesting dude. And some of the terminology that
you may use he brought into existence. So check that out.
Speaker 4: Sweet. All righty, I've got nothing else to promote at
this exact moment. So actually, you know what, I can
tease an appearance that is coming up from me next
week on a certain timeline Earth Halloween Special, so oh shit,
yeah yeah, so you could tune into that. You know,
we recorded that a couple of days ago and that
was a fun time. So be on the lookout for
that for Spooky Halloween. So, my goodness, people are getting
in at the last possible second with their super chats.
My goodness, Bellia Bradley for five bucks sends us a
D no doubt referring to mister d thank you. And
Arthur Rimball for two bucks. Yeah, that was my suggestion. Okay, yeah,
get involved, folks, Get with your local chapters and we'll
see you guys here next week. Go out and vote