Rebel News Podcast - DAILY Roundup ｜ Deporting Hamas sympathizers, Survivor recounts kidnapping, Media Party antisemitism

00:00:00.000 Oh, hi everybody, Ezra Levant here at our Rebel World Headquarters in Toronto.

00:00:18.600 I call it World Headquarters because we're across the country, and for the past week

00:00:22.700 or so, we've had a reporter at the border between Israel and Gaza.

00:00:27.580 In fact, he's based in this town of Sderot, which was attacked and overrun by Hamas terrorists

00:00:34.700 on October 7th.

00:00:36.820 October 7th is their version of 9-11.

00:00:40.660 In fact, proportionately, it was much more devastating to Israel than 9-11 was for America.

00:00:46.720 9-11 was horrific in many ways, but the actual attack on the Twin Towers, going from memory,

00:00:53.200 I could get the precise number, I think it was about 3,000 people.

00:00:55.760 Israel lost 1,400 people, and there's 200 more who are hostages, so 1,600 people, in

00:01:04.180 a country of about 10 million citizens, so multiply by 30.

00:01:09.300 And so you get about 45,000 would be the comparison if this were an attack on the United States.

00:01:16.480 There is a few other differences, I think, qualitatively.

00:01:22.100 Of course, the jumbo jets on 9-11 did aim for the Twin Towers as well as the Pentagon and the Capitol.

00:01:29.900 The Pentagon, it hit a glancing hit.

00:01:32.920 The Twin Towers, devastating hits.

00:01:35.700 The attack on the Capitol Hill was actually frustrated because brave passengers, by that time,

00:01:45.880 figured out what was happening and raided the cockpit.

00:01:50.540 And the plane crashed into a field, killing everyone aboard, but saving lives, had it attacked the Capitol Hill.

00:01:57.560 So, obviously, three out of those four targets were civilian.

00:02:04.020 In fact, many of the workers of the Pentagon are civilian.

00:02:06.660 But it was not such a deliberate choice.

00:02:13.280 I mean, obviously, those are enormous symbols of American power.

00:02:15.940 It was a choice to hit civilian targets.

00:02:18.280 But the way Hamas attacked southern Israel, selecting infants, babies, seniors, entire families,

00:02:28.660 live-streamed the most barbaric atrocities, raping.

00:02:34.440 You know, I heard things yesterday from the briefing that the Israeli government had for about 200 foreign journalists.

00:02:42.380 And I don't want to repeat some of them because I can barely think of them, let alone say them.

00:02:46.020 Raping children, breaking their pelvic bones, cutting off feet, gouging out eyes.

00:02:56.660 The horrific, horrific brutality, the torture, like something Joseph Mengele would do.

00:03:03.620 But even Mengele would say he was doing scientific studies, the most horrific medical studies.

00:03:11.220 But this was pure evil, seeking ecstasy by inflicting the most barbaric pain, killing parents and having the children in the blood of the parents before the parents are killed,

00:03:25.100 or the other way around, tying them together and burning them together.

00:03:30.220 Atrocities that are pre-civilizational in their barbarity.

00:03:35.760 You know, we've all heard of the Ten Commandments.

00:03:40.780 And you've got to think, well, what was the world like that it required those Ten Commandments?

00:03:47.880 The Ten Commandments, some of them are so basic, you've got to think, well, surely there was what was life like beforehand that required these.

00:03:58.320 The first few of the Ten Commandments are about God himself.

00:04:04.160 You know, you'll have no other gods before me, don't make any graven images, remember the Sabbath, honor your mother and father.

00:04:11.800 Thou shalt not kill, thou shalt not commit adultery, thou shalt not steal, thou shalt not bear false witness against a neighbor, thou shalt not covet.

00:04:19.820 Those are pretty basic rules, but if you need to outline them, you can imagine a world where thou shalt not murder wasn't a rule.

00:04:33.320 Don't covet your neighbor's wife.

00:04:35.760 You could say, well, that's about adultery, or you could say that that's probably about rape as well.

00:04:40.280 Well, you could only imagine how barbaric the world was before the Ten Commandments.

00:04:48.560 And the Jews, I mean, it was Moses who brought down the Ten Commandments, but there were seven laws that the Jewish tradition said applied to everyone in the world, not just Jews.

00:05:02.840 And they're called the laws of Noah, who, of course, predated Moses.

00:05:07.140 It says Noah was not a Jew, actually.

00:05:09.060 He was before the Jews.

00:05:13.580 And I'm going to listen to you.

00:05:15.960 You can Google the seven laws of Noah.

00:05:20.320 Don't worship idols.

00:05:21.480 Don't curse God.

00:05:22.300 Do not murder.

00:05:23.560 Do not engage in rape.

00:05:26.600 Do not steal.

00:05:28.600 Do not eat flesh torn from a living animal.

00:05:32.540 To me, that's one of the most terrifying ones.

00:05:34.400 Imagine that.

00:05:34.920 Imagine eating an animal.

00:05:37.140 Like keeping an animal alive while you're cutting it up and eating it.

00:05:42.300 And then the last one is to establish courts of justice.

00:05:45.880 And again, I'm thinking, well, what kind of a civilization was so brutal and uncivilized and barbaric that they had to be told these things in the form of a law?

00:05:57.780 Do not go up to an animal and start eating it.

00:06:01.760 Do not, like, kill them first.

00:06:07.140 Don't eat a live animal.

00:06:08.720 Don't rape.

00:06:09.660 Don't murder.

00:06:10.780 We've got to write that down because apparently people here don't know it.

00:06:15.940 Like these are ancient, ancient codes of morality.

00:06:18.460 You can only imagine what life was like before.

00:06:22.680 And we have some historic record of what life was like before.

00:06:28.540 Genghis Khan.

00:06:30.840 Tamerlane.

00:06:32.160 You know, can you Google Tamerlane?

00:06:33.760 T-A-M-E-R-L-A-I-N-E.

00:06:36.660 L-A-N-E.

00:06:38.000 Tamerlane.

00:06:38.900 Do you know that name, Tamerlane?

00:06:40.180 It's pretty obscure, isn't it?

00:06:42.900 Tamerlane.

00:06:43.900 I had never heard the name Tamerlane before.

00:06:46.360 Yeah, Tamer is another name.

00:06:48.960 Until I learned that was one of the names of the Boston bombers.

00:06:53.980 Remember the Boston Marathon?

00:06:55.400 There were some Islamic extremist terrorists who set off bombs at the Boston Marathon.

00:07:00.700 And there were two brothers, the Tsarniev brothers, Tamerlane Tsarniev and I forget the other one's name.

00:07:10.620 And let me read a little bit about Tamerlane.

00:07:13.300 He was 700 years ago, 600 years ago.

00:07:19.200 He was a Turco-Mongol conqueror in the 14th century.

00:07:22.420 He was regarded as one of history's greatest military leaders and strategists.

00:07:26.160 He founded the Tirmirid Empire.

00:07:28.040 The empire was large and included Turkestan, Afghanistan, Persia, Syria, etc.

00:07:34.440 He conquered southern Russia, parts of India.

00:07:37.680 He invaded Delhi.

00:07:39.220 He called himself the Sword of Islam.

00:07:41.260 In 1402, his vast empire stretched from Izmir, which is in Turkey, to Xinjiang in the east.

00:07:52.980 That's the Chinese province.

00:07:55.880 Not related to Genghis Khan, but claiming to be a successor.

00:07:59.980 He caused the death of thousands of people.

00:08:04.920 I think this summary has been baudelarized.

00:08:08.440 I think someone has gone in and edited this.

00:08:13.020 That's the thing about Wikipedia.

00:08:15.240 Because Tamerlane is actually the greatest murderer in the history of history.

00:08:24.920 Perhaps in prehistoric times, there were people who killed more, but we don't have records of that.

00:08:30.600 But Tamerlane killed 5% of the world.

00:08:39.560 5% of the world.

00:08:42.220 He killed 5% of the world.

00:08:46.380 I mean, think about what that would mean today.

00:08:48.300 That would mean like someone killing 400 million people today.

00:08:53.420 And he was brutal.

00:08:56.620 And he was brutal on purpose.

00:09:00.480 He wanted people, he wanted the whole world to be terrified of him.

00:09:07.980 400 million people in today's proportion.

00:09:11.180 I think back then the world was maybe a tenth the population it is now, if that.

00:09:17.260 So, it was only in the millions or the tens of millions, not the hundreds of millions.

00:09:22.760 But I'm just trying to give you proportionately.

00:09:24.480 Imagine one man who would wipe out, in today's proportions, 400 million people.

00:09:33.100 And using the technology of 700 years ago.

00:09:38.340 You know, I'm sorry I sent you to Wikipedia.

00:09:41.400 It's obvious that his, that would be like going to a Wikipedia page for Hitler and saying he was a great military strategist who conquered the world from France all the way to, you know, Albania or whatever.

00:09:56.700 Yeah, that is part of what he did, but he did other things too.

00:10:01.080 Tamerlane, or Timmer, was actually most famous for murder.

00:10:06.500 And that's why I thought it was interesting that one of the terrorists in the Boston Marathon bombing was named after the history's worst murderer.

00:10:18.320 If you can find something on that, my mistake for sending you to Wikipedia, I'm pretty sure that's what happened there, is that they tidied up that history of him.

00:10:31.180 Yeah, Jakar Tsarniev and his brother Tamerlane.

00:10:33.620 Um, I'm just trying to say that what we have seen by Hamas, the gleeful joy and the bragging associated with monstrous cruelty.

00:10:49.760 is a reminder that ancient demons are with us still, and we have created a Disney-fied version of the world where bad guys are just misunderstood,

00:11:09.660 and if we can all just reason together, we'll all agree on something, some sort of compromise.

00:11:17.340 And, um, there'll probably be a McDonald's restaurant there and a Starbucks, and we'll make a, you know, we'll just remake Snow White in a way that's, you know, a little bit more woke,

00:11:28.940 and we'll all find a happy consumer outcome.

00:11:33.340 But that's not possible.

00:11:34.680 That, that is Eurocentric, as they would say.

00:11:37.940 That's, that is West-splaining.

00:11:41.980 It goes back to what we talked about the other day with Howard Jacobson's, uh, or is it, uh, Howard or Harold Jacobson,

00:11:48.060 the, the, the, the columnist for The Independent, who 22 years ago, when Muslim terrorists blew up the nightclub in Bali, said,

00:11:57.220 do not replace the terrorist's explanation with your own just because you prefer your own.

00:12:06.100 The cruelty was an essential, an essential part of the attacks.

00:12:09.900 Even Hitler hid the cruelty because there was something deep within Germany that he was not able to eradicate in the six years between when he took office.

00:12:23.700 Yeah, for example, we're watching right now, here's a tweet from the government of Israel.

00:12:27.900 These sadistic monsters filmed their crimes against humanity with GoPros.

00:12:33.080 And, um, so this is literally, it looks like a video game, doesn't it?

00:12:37.440 Except that's real, that those are real homes.

00:12:40.980 You have a terrorist going house to house, murdering.

00:12:45.980 I, I think I've seen this one before.

00:12:47.800 There's like a grandfather in there and just, he just murders him.

00:12:52.180 And, and that's just murder.

00:12:54.120 That's just a bullet to the head.

00:12:56.140 That's not the depraved violence.

00:13:00.120 What this actually reminds me of, if you can, if, let me see if I can find something more about Tamerlane.

00:13:07.440 Um, but it actually reminds me of, um, yeah.

00:13:14.460 You know, I, I just went to Encyclopedia Britannica, um, for Tamerlane.

00:13:21.440 Um, Timmer also spelled Tamerlane was chiefly remembered for the barbarity of his conquests.

00:13:29.580 Um, I'm just on the Encyclopedia Britannica page.

00:13:34.680 Okay.

00:13:47.960 Legacy.

00:13:48.600 Timmer began his rise as a leader of a small nomad band and by guile and force of arms established dominion over certain lands.

00:13:55.160 Um, the poverty, bloodshed, and desolation caused by his campaigns gave rise to many legends, which in turn inspired such works as Tamerlane the Great.

00:14:07.460 Um, he personally led his almost constant campaigning forces, enduring extremes of desert heat and lacerating cold.

00:14:15.180 Um, the seeds of victory were sown among the ranks of the enemy by his agents before an engagement.

00:14:24.040 He conducted sophisticated negotiations with both neighboring and distant powers, which are recorded in diplomatic archives.

00:14:29.600 In battle, the nomadic tactics of mobility and surprise were his major weapons of attack.

00:14:38.020 Um, anyway, so I won't read any more.

00:14:44.020 I think I, what I'm getting at is that if you, uh, were born after the second world war, which I'm sure everyone watching this was, because if you were like, you'd have to be,

00:14:57.720 I mean, unless you were an infant, like if you, unless you were born literally a hundred years ago,

00:15:04.360 all of your memories have been generally those of global peace.

00:15:12.680 I mean, if you were born in 1930, so you're, so you would be in your nineties now.

00:15:18.180 Then you would have sort of a child's memory of the barbarism of the second world war, not just the Holocaust, but the absolute massive carnage.

00:15:31.980 In China, you would perhaps know about the, the massive murders of tens of millions under Mao Zedong, much of which was through disease and famine.

00:15:43.120 But really, if you were born after the second world war, you could say you lived in the greatest era of peace in history.

00:15:55.940 It was a cold war, that's for sure.

00:15:58.120 But, but the violent power of the atom bomb is precisely what ensured peace.

00:16:04.900 Because for 50 years, the concept of mad, mutually assured destruction ensured that the two great powers of the, of the age did not in fact go to war with each other.

00:16:17.180 And life was certainly brutal under the Soviet empire, but it was not completely lawless.

00:16:26.360 It was totalitarian, that's true, but you could live your life without being tortured, murdered, raped.

00:16:35.740 There was a stability to it, unless you were some sort of refusenic or freedom activist.

00:16:42.180 And of course you would be arrested and possibly tortured and possibly killed, of course.

00:16:46.980 But I'm saying for an ordinary Russian or ordinary Ukrainian, or I'm talking about the whole Soviet empire, which included now independent countries, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan.

00:17:01.740 There was all, all these former Soviet republics.

00:17:04.700 Some of them had more or less authoritarianism than others.

00:17:10.620 Some were particularly brutal, Albania, Romania.

00:17:13.680 But there was a, a kind of security.

00:17:19.800 If you did not quarrel with the state, you could live generally unmolested.

00:17:27.280 You would have a poor life, an unfree life, a life of fear.

00:17:32.980 But you would not have the violence of Tamerlane or the violence of the Nazis.

00:17:39.300 So even those under Soviet domination had some sort of security.

00:17:47.780 Obviously, we, we, we despise what the Soviets did and their secret police killed countless and imprisoned more.

00:17:55.520 But the kind of pre-civilizational, pre-Ten Commandments, pre-Noahide law, cruelty.

00:18:03.720 Honestly, it reminds me, visually, of the Aztec sacrifices.

00:18:15.240 Can you call up some B-roll of Mel Gibson's movie, Apocalypto?

00:18:21.080 We've talked about this movie before.

00:18:23.420 One of the reasons I like Mel Gibson so much is that he understands Christianity, not just as a religion, but as a religion that replaced and displaced other belief systems.

00:18:37.400 That's powerfully evident in his movie, The Passion of the Christ.

00:18:47.220 One of the most shocking things about The Passion of the Christ was when the Romans scourged Jesus, when they whipped him bloody, when they beat him and, and tortured him.

00:18:59.400 And even put the crown of thorns on him, it wasn't just the physical violence that Mel Gibson was showing.

00:19:10.680 It was the social, psychological, aesthetic, cultural violence that pre-Christianity permitted.

00:19:19.240 And Jesus' astonishing response of bearing that violence to suffer for the sins of man, if I understand the Christian theology.

00:19:37.640 I think that's one of the reasons why Mel Gibson made that movie the way he did.

00:19:43.140 And in that movie, there's this demonic figure that I don't think you'll find in the Bible necessarily, but it's Mel Gibson's vision.

00:19:51.340 Yeah, go ahead and show The Passion.

00:19:52.700 Just absolutely, like, of course he would look like that.

00:19:56.660 He'd been whipped.

00:19:57.900 He was abused.

00:19:58.860 He was wearing a crown of thorns.

00:20:00.100 You'd think they just were a little bit prickly?

00:20:01.940 It was an actual crown of thorns.

00:20:05.260 And there's a, this, I mean, it was an R-rated movie, by the way.

00:20:08.620 You'd think a Christian movie would be PG, but, but Mel Gibson wanted you to see what the suffering of Jesus would have been like.

00:20:19.800 And of course it would have been this brutal.

00:20:25.840 It was beautifully, the horror of it was beautifully presented, if that can be a, if that can be a thing.

00:20:33.100 It was terrifying and riveting and painful to watch.

00:20:36.260 Hey, while you're, while you're in The Passion, can you do The Passion demon?

00:20:43.340 Because Mel Gibson adds a little flourish.

00:20:46.060 His own religious, religious approach is slightly non-standard.

00:20:51.720 And, um, he adds this demonic figure in occasional scenes.

00:21:00.000 It's, it's his interpretation of what a demon would look like.

00:21:08.460 Um, in another video you had there, there, there was a, uh, it was a daytime video where the demon was present in another one on the list there.

00:21:19.200 Yeah.

00:21:19.380 The second one.

00:21:20.140 Yeah.

00:21:20.340 I think that's, yeah.

00:21:22.800 Yeah.

00:21:23.320 Show that one there.

00:21:24.100 So here you have Christ being whipped and you'll see the demon pass by the, yeah.

00:21:30.240 You see that demon baby?

00:21:35.160 The demon and the demon's baby.

00:21:37.480 What is that all about?

00:21:39.260 That's a recurring figure in the movie.

00:21:43.320 And I think that's, yeah, I think that is Mel Gibson's idea of what evil looks like compared to what Jesus looks like and compared to what Mary looked like.

00:22:03.660 Like that bizarre man-child demon, that's not, that's not, like that's his artistic license, I think.

00:22:12.240 And you correct me if I'm wrong.

00:22:13.960 I'm not a Christian myself, so I don't know.

00:22:16.720 Um, the Bible as closely as I should.

00:22:21.100 But what's Mel Gibson getting at?

00:22:23.220 He's getting at Christianity displaced something.

00:22:27.840 Christianity is at odds with something.

00:22:30.420 The phrase, turn the other cheek.

00:22:35.140 The whole concept of love.

00:22:38.020 I don't mean romantic love.

00:22:39.580 I mean brotherly love or love for a stranger.

00:22:42.320 The good Samaritan, forgiving.

00:22:44.960 Let ye without sin cast the first stone.

00:22:48.540 This was in opposition.

00:22:51.120 This was in response.

00:22:52.220 This was a remedy to the pain, violence, and hate of the world that preceded it.

00:22:58.100 Like Tamerlane, the terrible, that Wikipedia says, oh, he was a great military strategist.

00:23:07.880 Yes, he certainly was.

00:23:09.160 And he also killed 5% of the world.

00:23:13.260 The greatest killer of all time.

00:23:15.860 Barbaric.

00:23:16.900 Cruelty.

00:23:17.460 And I want to, while we're talking about Mel Gibson, I want to show you one more thing.

00:23:22.920 Because it explains why he made the movie Apocalypto.

00:23:31.020 Apocalypto, like the passion.

00:23:33.460 I'm sure it's an R-rated movie.

00:23:35.480 It has another commonality with the passion in that it is filmed in a dead language.

00:23:43.100 There's not a word of English in the passion.

00:23:47.480 They speak Roman, Greek, or Aramaic, an early version of, you know, a version of Hebrew.

00:23:55.120 And in Apocalypto, which you're seeing on the screen here, they speak, I don't know the name of the language.

00:24:03.660 And this is in Tenochtitlan, I presume, where certain other tribes of indigenous people were captured and were brought to the big city.

00:24:19.200 And why were they brought there?

00:24:26.040 They were brought there to be sacrificed on those pyramids.

00:24:29.480 What do you think those pyramids in Mexico were made for?

00:24:33.920 They were temples of sorts.

00:24:38.820 Yeah, show this part when they were taking them up.

00:24:41.480 So they were taking these slaves, they were painted blue in the movie.

00:24:45.340 Again, this is Mel Gibson's artistic license.

00:24:49.200 We do have some reports on what it was like, because one of the conquistadors, Bernal Diaz, wrote a diary.

00:24:57.860 So here are the men.

00:25:02.240 And those are the priests.

00:25:05.080 And they're covered in blood.

00:25:06.880 And that's the emperor or whatever.

00:25:10.980 And one after another,

00:25:15.620 they're sacrificed.

00:25:16.620 And let's make sure we turn away before that actually happens.

00:25:23.000 But they did indeed kill, murder, brutally torture.

00:25:30.160 Thousands, hundreds of thousands, maybe millions.

00:25:32.860 Of other tribes out of the indigenous peoples.

00:25:42.960 Like it was a constant state of war.

00:25:46.300 It was what the...

00:25:51.200 It was what Thomas Hobbes, the philosopher, said about life before society.

00:25:58.320 That it was nasty, brutish, and short.

00:26:02.080 I recommend the movie Apocalypto.

00:26:05.000 I emphasize its R rating.

00:26:06.880 It is a movie about what life was like in 1491, let's say.

00:26:13.960 And in that scene, you saw some faces.

00:26:17.340 There are some...

00:26:18.340 Like it is in the context of this brutal world.

00:26:23.240 It was also an exciting story.

00:26:24.860 It was an action story.

00:26:26.120 It was a love story.

00:26:27.880 It was...

00:26:28.820 There was a chase scene through the jungle.

00:26:31.160 There's...

00:26:32.660 You know what?

00:26:33.140 Can you do me a favor?

00:26:33.860 Can you go Apocalypto child?

00:26:39.360 Because there's...

00:26:40.200 Just like there was that demonic figure in the passion.

00:26:46.020 Mel Gibson created this character.

00:26:49.960 Yeah, that second video there.

00:26:54.580 There's this pestilence.

00:26:55.980 There's this sickness.

00:26:57.140 And the hero is passed by this child.

00:26:59.400 Yeah, these are the slaves.

00:27:04.320 They were all captured.

00:27:07.020 Oh, I wish that the...

00:27:08.780 So these are the slaves being taken to Tanukta Glen.

00:27:12.300 And I forget what she says.

00:27:14.340 Like the captions in this version are not in English.

00:27:16.800 But she's warning them against a pestilence.

00:27:19.600 She's warning them about a great evil.

00:27:25.200 She wants to hug them.

00:27:26.860 But they're worried that they'll get some disease that she has.

00:27:32.720 So they push her away.

00:27:35.320 I'm sorry.

00:27:35.860 I wish I knew what the subtitle said.

00:27:38.220 I don't remember them off by heart.

00:27:40.820 But Mel Gibson plants these little symbols in his movies.

00:27:49.560 I'm going to give you a spoiler alert now.

00:27:53.240 Because I'm going to spoil the movie for you if you haven't watched it.

00:27:56.300 I'm going to explain to you, if it's not already obvious, why Mel Gibson made a movie about Aztecs and human sacrifice and cutting out the hearts of their victims' lives.

00:28:10.260 Which, by the way, is what ISIS did.

00:28:13.720 And it sounds like Hamas terrorists did similar things when they attacked Israel two and a half weeks ago.

00:28:21.180 Why would Mel Gibson make an obscure dead language movie with no known actors?

00:28:29.440 So did you recognize any of those faces in that movie, Apocalypse?

00:28:32.820 Of course you did.

00:28:33.560 Now, you may have recognized some of the actors in The Passion of the Christ.

00:28:36.960 James Caviezel, who played Jesus, is a—I'd call him a B-list actor.

00:28:41.380 He's a good actor.

00:28:42.240 He's just not super famous.

00:28:44.340 Monica Bellucci, one of the most beautiful actresses of the 80s and 90s and thousands, I guess, was in it too.

00:28:55.160 Like, there were some, quote, famous actors and actresses in The Passion.

00:29:00.900 But, of course, you don't know any of the actors in Apocalypto.

00:29:03.780 They were speaking an indigenous language.

00:29:08.380 They look the part.

00:29:11.340 Can you find on YouTube the final scene of Apocalypto?

00:29:17.760 I think if you just say Apocalypto final scene, you'll know what I mean.

00:29:23.420 Why would Mel Gibson make this movie?

00:29:27.320 Other than it's visually stunning, I think it won an Oscar for costume design or set design or something.

00:29:32.960 Like, it's the best imagination of what Tenochtitlan would have looked like.

00:29:40.140 Yeah, so put this on the screen here.

00:29:41.800 So they've been—they had this final battle, this final chase in the jungle.

00:29:45.920 As you can see, this is the hero here.

00:29:47.800 He's trying to reunite with his wife and their new baby.

00:29:51.060 And they're chasing, they're running in the jungle.

00:29:53.900 It's a downpour.

00:29:54.760 And they come to the coast and they see something they've never seen before.

00:30:00.280 They've never seen ships before.

00:30:04.260 They've never seen those flags before.

00:30:09.060 They've never seen horses before.

00:30:11.720 They've never seen men with oars.

00:30:14.620 They've never seen men with those hats.

00:30:16.300 They've never seen men with that color of skin before.

00:30:19.500 who are those men

00:30:25.160 and what do they want

00:30:30.800 and it ends here

00:30:36.080 they go deeper into the jungle

00:30:37.820 I said this spoiler alert

00:30:42.240 that's what it is

00:30:42.900 so here he encounters his wife and baby

00:30:46.340 who have been hiding from the slave traders

00:30:48.600 there's his wife and baby

00:30:50.620 he's going to rescue them

00:30:52.760 and what do they do

00:30:54.180 they go deeper into the jungle

00:30:55.380 it's actually a love story

00:30:58.240 terrifying

00:31:00.020 it's a happy ending in terms of

00:31:01.500 so he rescues his newborn baby

00:31:03.880 and they go deeper into the jungle

00:31:10.320 thanks very much

00:31:10.940 as you can see it's an absolutely beautiful movie

00:31:13.040 visually

00:31:13.640 but it's also absolutely terrifying

00:31:16.560 the wars amongst the various tribes

00:31:19.960 again he imagines

00:31:23.500 we all know

00:31:24.480 that there was human sacrifice

00:31:25.960 on those Aztec pyramids

00:31:27.820 that's what they were for

00:31:30.580 so what would that have looked like

00:31:33.400 in a city

00:31:34.680 Tenuptikland was an enormous city

00:31:36.500 it would have had hundreds of thousands

00:31:38.240 of people in it at its height

00:31:39.640 I think Bernal

00:31:46.080 can you google Bernal

00:31:47.220 B-E-R-N-A-L

00:31:48.460 Diaz

00:31:49.700 D-I-A-Z

00:31:50.660 Bernal Diaz

00:31:52.460 he

00:31:56.140 I think the book's called

00:31:58.460 The Conquest of New Spain

00:31:59.760 yeah

00:32:04.140 just click on

00:32:05.580 click on

00:32:06.900 even the cover of it

00:32:09.180 I think that was

00:32:12.700 perhaps the most

00:32:14.160 interesting book

00:32:15.260 I read

00:32:16.840 in

00:32:18.100 yeah just show the cover

00:32:19.140 that yellow thing

00:32:20.880 the most interesting book

00:32:30.800 I read in undergrad

00:32:31.640 absolutely riveting

00:32:35.700 every single page

00:32:36.740 absolutely

00:32:38.860 it was obviously written in Spanish

00:32:40.400 translated into English

00:32:41.580 The Conquest of New Spain

00:32:43.280 by Bernal Diaz

00:32:44.680 he was there

00:32:45.340 when this ragtag group

00:32:49.620 of a few hundred

00:32:50.880 conquistadors

00:32:52.140 and some of them were misfits

00:32:54.200 and some of them were criminals

00:32:55.360 some of them were adventure seekers

00:32:57.240 they were

00:32:57.740 the best and the worst

00:32:59.340 and they

00:33:00.580 they managed to subvert

00:33:02.440 an entire subcontinent

00:33:03.980 that's what I'm calling Mexico

00:33:05.840 through violence

00:33:09.980 through negotiation

00:33:11.480 through

00:33:12.620 through technology

00:33:13.900 and through disease

00:33:16.300 they brought with them

00:33:18.260 diseases that were unknown

00:33:19.940 in the new world

00:33:20.780 to which the Aztecs

00:33:22.760 had no

00:33:23.380 resistance

00:33:25.060 no natural immunity

00:33:26.320 and I think it's clear

00:33:28.120 that one of the main reasons

00:33:29.120 the conquistadors

00:33:29.860 were successful

00:33:30.620 was because

00:33:32.440 there was essentially

00:33:33.400 a wide-ranging civil war

00:33:35.420 in Mexico

00:33:36.920 and

00:33:38.480 the Aztecs

00:33:41.440 were overstretched

00:33:42.120 now I'm

00:33:43.100 I'm forgetting

00:33:43.740 some of the details

00:33:44.500 difference between

00:33:45.640 the Aztecs

00:33:46.280 and the Mayans

00:33:46.940 and the different groups

00:33:47.880 so forgive me

00:33:48.540 if my particular details

00:33:50.000 I haven't read that book

00:33:51.060 in over 25 years

00:33:54.260 but I

00:33:56.560 I couldn't get enough

00:33:57.640 of that book

00:33:58.220 how

00:33:58.960 how vividly

00:34:00.280 he told the story

00:34:01.220 and I

00:34:04.920 I was taught

00:34:05.600 that course

00:34:06.540 Latin American history

00:34:07.780 which was

00:34:08.160 which was a strange course

00:34:09.440 for me to sign up for

00:34:10.280 I was in business school

00:34:11.220 and then I went on

00:34:12.040 to law school

00:34:12.520 I have no idea

00:34:13.460 why I signed up

00:34:14.360 for Latin American history

00:34:15.700 but it was the most

00:34:16.400 interesting course I took

00:34:17.360 my professor was amazing

00:34:19.860 and this book

00:34:20.940 was the center of it

00:34:22.060 and

00:34:25.860 there's a lot of

00:34:27.160 criticism

00:34:27.980 of the conquistadors

00:34:29.620 and the colonization

00:34:31.080 of South America

00:34:31.920 of course

00:34:33.340 by the way

00:34:35.680 there's another

00:34:36.180 amazing movie

00:34:37.320 in English

00:34:38.020 can you throw on

00:34:39.120 the

00:34:39.340 can you throw on

00:34:40.380 the mission

00:34:41.440 with Jeremy Irons

00:34:42.560 just give me some

00:34:43.320 b-roll

00:34:44.060 of the mission

00:34:45.440 now that's a hell

00:34:46.660 of a movie

00:34:47.100 Robert De Niro

00:34:49.460 Jeremy Irons

00:34:50.900 it's

00:34:52.700 I guess it would

00:34:53.780 take place

00:34:54.260 maybe a hundred

00:34:54.800 years later

00:34:55.400 or fifty years

00:34:56.060 later

00:34:56.420 in the rainforest

00:34:58.520 where the church

00:35:00.680 is evangelizing

00:35:03.060 yeah I just

00:35:03.780 throw that on the

00:35:04.340 screen

00:35:04.620 and trying to

00:35:06.340 convert these

00:35:07.180 folks to

00:35:08.200 Catholicism

00:35:09.640 and there's

00:35:12.340 a love story

00:35:13.440 here

00:35:13.800 there's dramatic

00:35:14.760 knights in

00:35:15.740 armor

00:35:16.300 here

00:35:17.500 they're putting

00:35:18.680 a priest

00:35:19.420 on a cross

00:35:20.240 and they're

00:35:21.100 throwing him

00:35:21.480 over the

00:35:21.800 Iguazu Falls

00:35:23.060 there's that

00:35:25.260 priest played

00:35:25.740 by Jeremy Irons

00:35:26.620 it's a hell

00:35:27.000 of a movie

00:35:27.300 it's called

00:35:27.540 The Mission

00:35:28.040 absolutely

00:35:29.200 beautiful

00:35:30.440 soundtrack

00:35:31.100 by Ennio Morricone

00:35:33.160 Robert De Niro

00:35:34.620 at his

00:35:35.220 prime

00:35:36.360 yeah put it

00:35:36.860 back on

00:35:37.300 they were

00:35:38.080 punishing

00:35:38.880 like they

00:35:39.820 were

00:35:39.960 it's about

00:35:41.520 the battles

00:35:43.520 for

00:35:44.080 New Spain

00:35:44.980 and

00:35:46.280 you know

00:35:50.560 the heroes

00:35:51.100 are

00:35:51.420 the

00:35:51.940 priests

00:35:52.540 who were

00:35:52.800 trying to

00:35:53.160 do

00:35:53.260 the

00:35:53.400 right

00:35:53.580 thing

00:35:53.920 by these

00:35:55.140 people

00:35:56.740 in the

00:35:57.220 middle

00:35:57.380 of the

00:35:57.620 jungle

00:35:58.080 but there

00:35:58.460 were larger

00:35:58.940 political

00:35:59.440 battles

00:35:59.880 over

00:36:00.200 who got

00:36:01.180 what

00:36:01.420 resources

00:36:01.940 who got

00:36:02.380 what

00:36:02.640 land

00:36:02.960 I mean

00:36:03.200 there was

00:36:03.520 enormous

00:36:03.860 riches

00:36:04.300 the richest

00:36:05.460 silver mine

00:36:06.680 in all of

00:36:07.780 history

00:36:08.180 was I think

00:36:09.760 in Peru

00:36:10.260 there was so

00:36:11.680 much silver

00:36:12.220 it caused

00:36:12.760 global inflation

00:36:13.860 like it was

00:36:14.520 it was

00:36:16.100 I you know

00:36:18.460 I'm not going

00:36:19.300 to guess the

00:36:19.900 maybe let's

00:36:20.440 look it up

00:36:20.860 here

00:36:21.160 Peru

00:36:22.740 silver

00:36:23.160 mine

00:36:23.540 and by

00:36:31.400 the way

00:36:31.800 one of the

00:36:32.200 things the

00:36:32.560 conquistadors

00:36:33.100 did is they

00:36:33.960 seized

00:36:35.280 I think it

00:36:36.420 was Montezuma

00:36:36.980 himself

00:36:37.580 kidnapped him

00:36:39.440 and held him

00:36:39.900 hostage and

00:36:40.540 said

00:36:40.860 we'll let him

00:36:42.640 free if you

00:36:43.300 give us his

00:36:43.840 weight in

00:36:44.340 gold

00:36:44.760 they had so

00:36:46.300 much gold

00:36:46.800 and silver

00:36:47.360 in these

00:36:47.960 parts

00:36:48.280 so I've

00:36:50.120 just been

00:36:50.400 on a

00:36:50.780 10 minute

00:36:51.860 meander

00:36:52.500 why would

00:36:54.500 I show

00:36:54.900 you that

00:36:55.340 why would

00:36:57.480 Mel Gibson

00:36:58.000 make

00:36:58.480 Apocalypto

00:36:59.640 why would

00:37:00.980 he have

00:37:01.420 what a

00:37:02.220 90 minute

00:37:02.680 movie

00:37:03.060 of the

00:37:04.340 brutality

00:37:04.920 of being

00:37:06.800 a slave

00:37:07.500 in pre

00:37:09.380 Columbus

00:37:10.120 Central

00:37:11.340 America

00:37:11.740 America

00:37:12.300 well

00:37:13.480 and why

00:37:15.980 would he

00:37:16.260 show those

00:37:16.820 Christian

00:37:17.300 conquistadors

00:37:17.980 at the end

00:37:18.320 they were

00:37:18.720 they were

00:37:19.280 conquistadors

00:37:19.940 they were

00:37:20.400 swashbuckling

00:37:21.660 soldiers of

00:37:22.260 fortune

00:37:22.580 but they

00:37:23.360 also brought

00:37:24.360 with them

00:37:24.820 religion

00:37:25.320 they brought

00:37:26.920 with the

00:37:27.240 missionaries

00:37:27.660 that second

00:37:28.180 movie I showed

00:37:28.700 you was called

00:37:29.280 The Mission

00:37:30.140 so these

00:37:32.600 countries were

00:37:33.120 conquered

00:37:33.580 and economically

00:37:36.540 they were

00:37:38.340 made to

00:37:38.760 submit to

00:37:39.300 the Spanish

00:37:39.960 and the

00:37:40.300 Portuguese

00:37:40.640 Empire

00:37:41.240 and the

00:37:44.080 French were

00:37:44.620 in the

00:37:44.880 Caribbean

00:37:45.200 also

00:37:45.740 Haiti

00:37:46.220 Martinique

00:37:48.640 and the

00:37:49.380 British

00:37:49.800 obviously

00:37:50.860 there was

00:37:53.620 an enormous

00:37:54.140 rush

00:37:55.240 to colonize

00:37:57.200 the world

00:37:57.680 and here we

00:37:59.400 are in

00:37:59.660 2023

00:38:00.160 and we

00:38:01.180 talk about

00:38:01.580 decolonization

00:38:02.600 and how

00:38:03.260 colonialism

00:38:04.340 was evil

00:38:05.200 but Mel

00:38:07.220 Gibson

00:38:07.540 and he

00:38:07.900 made that

00:38:08.260 when did

00:38:08.620 he make

00:38:08.920 that movie

00:38:09.420 Apocalyptic

00:38:09.960 that's got

00:38:10.400 to be 20

00:38:10.840 years ago

00:38:11.380 now

00:38:11.960 2006

00:38:19.140 almost 20

00:38:21.360 years ago

00:38:21.920 that was

00:38:24.980 his defense

00:38:25.960 of the

00:38:28.280 Christian

00:38:28.780 side of

00:38:29.700 of empire

00:38:31.020 because I

00:38:33.800 think

00:38:34.120 you watch

00:38:35.280 this brutal

00:38:36.040 horrific

00:38:36.600 visually

00:38:37.400 shocking

00:38:38.180 violent

00:38:39.320 torturous

00:38:40.020 barbaric

00:38:40.860 pre

00:38:41.340 civilization

00:38:42.660 civilization

00:38:43.800 yes

00:38:45.120 the Aztecs

00:38:46.040 were a

00:38:46.360 mighty

00:38:46.560 civilization

00:38:47.320 in their

00:38:48.040 own way

00:38:48.400 they were

00:38:48.720 a great

00:38:49.180 civilization

00:38:49.940 but if you

00:38:51.340 watch that

00:38:51.800 movie you

00:38:52.300 cannot but

00:38:53.060 come to the

00:38:53.540 conclusion

00:38:53.960 that Mel

00:38:54.420 Gibson did

00:38:54.940 that they

00:38:55.200 were in

00:38:55.460 a horrific

00:38:56.620 brutal

00:38:57.440 civilization

00:38:58.220 that mass

00:38:59.560 murdered

00:39:00.380 people and

00:39:01.480 sacrificed

00:39:02.080 them to

00:39:02.620 sun gods

00:39:03.400 in fact the

00:39:05.240 apex of the

00:39:05.920 movie is

00:39:06.740 when there

00:39:07.180 is an

00:39:08.440 eclipse

00:39:08.860 it's a

00:39:10.220 shocking

00:39:10.580 moment

00:39:11.180 in the

00:39:13.780 movie it's

00:39:14.100 an incredible

00:39:14.500 moment in the

00:39:15.260 movie where

00:39:16.140 the entire

00:39:16.980 Aztec empire

00:39:19.280 is stunned

00:39:19.900 by this

00:39:20.900 eclipse did

00:39:21.440 they do

00:39:21.720 something wrong

00:39:22.240 are the gods

00:39:22.680 punishing them

00:39:23.260 what does it

00:39:23.680 mean

00:39:23.960 and if you

00:39:26.000 don't

00:39:27.000 have

00:39:27.580 if you

00:39:29.100 if you

00:39:29.520 worship

00:39:29.900 the sun

00:39:30.980 and the

00:39:31.280 sun goes

00:39:31.720 out in

00:39:32.040 the middle

00:39:32.280 of the

00:39:32.540 day

00:39:32.820 or if

00:39:33.420 you worship

00:39:33.900 other

00:39:34.300 pagan

00:39:35.220 gods

00:39:36.340 and if

00:39:37.280 your form

00:39:37.880 of worship

00:39:38.360 is human

00:39:39.200 sacrifice

00:39:39.820 you have

00:39:41.820 the brutally

00:39:42.400 violent

00:39:43.000 life

00:39:43.640 that is

00:39:44.540 depicted in

00:39:45.100 the first

00:39:45.420 90%

00:39:46.280 of that

00:39:46.700 movie

00:39:47.020 first 95

00:39:48.280 99%

00:39:49.020 of that

00:39:49.260 movie

00:39:49.560 and I

00:39:51.040 believe

00:39:51.460 and obviously

00:39:52.160 I've never

00:39:52.500 talked to him

00:39:52.940 about it

00:39:53.260 but I

00:39:53.560 believe

00:39:53.880 that the

00:39:54.160 reason

00:39:54.400 Mel Gibson

00:39:54.940 who was a

00:39:55.940 very serious

00:39:56.680 Christian

00:39:57.400 and Catholic

00:39:58.040 I think

00:40:00.980 the reason

00:40:01.320 he made

00:40:01.660 the passion

00:40:02.060 of the

00:40:02.260 Christ

00:40:02.480 he wanted

00:40:02.980 to tell

00:40:03.480 that story

00:40:04.020 from his

00:40:04.420 own

00:40:04.580 religious

00:40:04.880 point of

00:40:05.300 view

00:40:05.500 and he

00:40:06.580 infused

00:40:07.080 it with

00:40:07.580 his visual

00:40:08.620 imagination

00:40:09.080 of what it

00:40:09.560 would be

00:40:09.760 like to

00:40:10.120 torture

00:40:10.400 Christ

00:40:10.780 I think

00:40:12.700 his motivation

00:40:14.120 for making

00:40:14.660 Apocalypto

00:40:15.400 was to

00:40:17.600 remind the

00:40:18.120 world

00:40:18.500 cinematically

00:40:19.760 that whatever

00:40:22.680 ills or

00:40:23.800 flaws came

00:40:24.500 with the

00:40:24.880 Catholic

00:40:25.220 Church

00:40:25.540 and came

00:40:25.980 with the

00:40:26.360 conquistadors

00:40:26.960 and came

00:40:27.740 with the

00:40:28.060 missionaries

00:40:28.700 and came

00:40:29.440 with the

00:40:29.740 conversions

00:40:30.260 of South

00:40:31.280 America

00:40:31.640 to

00:40:32.680 Catholicism

00:40:33.680 whatever

00:40:34.640 brutality

00:40:35.200 was done

00:40:35.800 in

00:40:36.240 Christianity's

00:40:37.720 name

00:40:38.080 whatever

00:40:39.080 the flaws

00:40:39.800 were

00:40:40.300 it replaced

00:40:42.180 a

00:40:43.380 psychopathic

00:40:44.400 murderous

00:40:45.080 regime

00:40:45.600 a

00:40:47.480 pre-civilization

00:40:49.200 now

00:40:50.180 again

00:40:50.860 they were

00:40:51.660 a mighty

00:40:52.700 civilization

00:40:53.280 they had

00:40:53.900 military

00:40:54.400 technology

00:40:55.040 they had

00:40:55.580 agricultural

00:40:56.740 technology

00:40:57.540 they had

00:40:58.060 astronomical

00:40:58.740 technology

00:41:00.520 they had

00:41:01.020 military

00:41:01.520 technology

00:41:02.060 they had

00:41:02.300 diplomatic

00:41:02.720 they had

00:41:03.100 all sorts

00:41:03.520 of technologies

00:41:04.180 that you

00:41:04.960 would say

00:41:05.240 well that

00:41:05.560 is a rich

00:41:06.040 culture

00:41:06.420 indeed

00:41:06.820 and they

00:41:09.440 were mass

00:41:09.860 murderers

00:41:10.500 and they

00:41:11.220 had this

00:41:11.960 pagan cult

00:41:13.860 that they

00:41:15.180 thought

00:41:15.360 well we'll

00:41:15.640 just murder

00:41:16.360 more people

00:41:17.180 and cut

00:41:17.720 their living

00:41:18.420 beating hearts

00:41:19.200 out of their

00:41:19.640 chests

00:41:20.000 and that

00:41:20.660 will appease

00:41:21.140 our gods

00:41:21.720 and I do

00:41:23.420 believe that

00:41:23.880 the reason

00:41:24.260 Mel Gibson

00:41:24.700 made

00:41:24.980 apocalypto

00:41:25.660 it was his

00:41:26.140 way of

00:41:26.440 saying no

00:41:27.120 that was

00:41:28.380 horrific

00:41:28.780 and what

00:41:29.320 came later

00:41:30.040 despite

00:41:30.620 whatever

00:41:31.480 disadvantages

00:41:32.140 may have

00:41:32.760 stowed away

00:41:33.760 with the

00:41:34.240 missionaries

00:41:34.720 what came

00:41:35.500 later

00:41:35.840 was

00:41:36.560 emphatically

00:41:38.040 incredibly

00:41:39.300 exponentially

00:41:41.880 better

00:41:43.560 and more

00:41:44.240 moral

00:41:44.740 and more

00:41:45.340 life

00:41:45.880 preserving

00:41:48.660 and life

00:41:49.680 encouraging

00:41:50.520 and more

00:41:51.200 human

00:41:51.680 than what

00:41:52.520 it replaced

00:41:53.040 would you

00:41:53.400 agree with

00:41:53.920 me

00:41:54.160 and I

00:41:55.760 think if

00:41:56.080 you watch

00:41:56.500 the movie

00:41:56.860 apocalypto

00:41:57.560 from beginning

00:41:58.060 to end

00:41:58.300 I know

00:41:58.520 we've talked

00:41:58.880 about this

00:41:59.200 before

00:41:59.500 so forgive

00:42:00.280 me for

00:42:00.660 indulging

00:42:01.100 myself

00:42:01.480 with a

00:42:02.620 walk through

00:42:03.340 some of my

00:42:03.760 favorite movies

00:42:04.340 again I know

00:42:04.860 some of you

00:42:05.260 said Ezra

00:42:05.600 you talked

00:42:05.960 about apocalypto

00:42:06.720 before

00:42:07.020 why are you

00:42:07.720 talking about

00:42:08.160 it again

00:42:08.540 because what

00:42:12.560 we saw

00:42:13.060 in southern

00:42:14.200 Israel

00:42:14.680 two and a

00:42:15.200 half weeks

00:42:15.580 ago

00:42:15.940 was of a

00:42:18.300 level of

00:42:18.780 barbarity

00:42:19.400 that the

00:42:19.960 world has

00:42:20.480 not seen

00:42:21.260 in centuries

00:42:24.220 sometimes in

00:42:24.920 millennia

00:42:25.440 but I'm

00:42:27.680 afraid

00:42:28.160 the natural

00:42:29.320 state of

00:42:30.080 man is

00:42:30.500 nasty

00:42:30.860 brutish

00:42:31.240 and short

00:42:31.740 there's a

00:42:33.620 saying I

00:42:33.960 forget who

00:42:34.360 said it

00:42:34.760 that you

00:42:35.080 basically got

00:42:35.740 18 years

00:42:36.500 a baby is

00:42:37.300 born and

00:42:37.680 you've got

00:42:37.980 18 years

00:42:38.600 to educate

00:42:39.700 and acculturate

00:42:41.420 the barbarity

00:42:42.280 out of

00:42:42.580 them

00:42:42.720 born a

00:42:43.280 little

00:42:43.400 barbarian

00:42:43.880 a child

00:42:44.920 is born

00:42:45.460 tabula

00:42:46.720 rasa

00:42:47.120 and if

00:42:50.060 he could

00:42:50.400 do

00:42:50.740 you know

00:42:51.580 if a

00:42:51.880 one or

00:42:52.320 two year

00:42:52.640 old could

00:42:52.940 do what

00:42:53.220 he wanted

00:42:53.540 he would

00:42:53.800 smash

00:42:54.140 everything

00:42:54.480 he could

00:42:54.900 you know

00:42:56.020 before

00:42:57.500 babies

00:42:58.000 are taught

00:42:58.760 manners

00:42:59.160 before

00:42:59.520 babies

00:43:00.040 are taught

00:43:00.420 right and

00:43:00.800 wrong

00:43:01.000 before

00:43:01.260 they're

00:43:01.460 taught

00:43:01.740 how to

00:43:02.640 be a

00:43:02.880 person

00:43:03.160 before

00:43:03.500 they're

00:43:03.740 taught

00:43:04.020 self-control

00:43:04.940 a baby

00:43:06.820 in a tantrum

00:43:07.640 would destroy

00:43:08.360 everything

00:43:08.800 would smash

00:43:09.380 everything

00:43:09.900 what's that

00:43:10.720 Marvel character

00:43:12.020 who snaps his

00:43:12.740 fingers and

00:43:13.320 terrible destruction

00:43:14.400 comes I haven't

00:43:15.560 watched any of

00:43:16.080 those movies

00:43:16.540 but

00:43:17.560 you basically

00:43:20.980 have

00:43:21.540 14 16

00:43:22.920 18 years

00:43:23.900 to take a

00:43:25.560 baby and

00:43:26.140 to tell him

00:43:27.980 how to be a

00:43:28.580 man how to be

00:43:29.220 a woman how to

00:43:29.840 be a citizen how

00:43:30.660 to be in

00:43:31.080 control of

00:43:31.540 yourself

00:43:31.940 what's right

00:43:33.220 and wrong

00:43:33.440 you got 18

00:43:34.020 years

00:43:34.480 maybe only

00:43:36.180 16 maybe

00:43:36.880 only 14

00:43:37.540 years

00:43:38.060 because

00:43:41.020 because a

00:43:41.880 baby who

00:43:42.580 was born

00:43:43.100 is not

00:43:43.480 born good

00:43:44.320 I mean

00:43:44.660 they're born

00:43:45.480 pure but

00:43:46.320 they can

00:43:46.940 be

00:43:47.380 if they

00:43:49.920 are not

00:43:50.440 shown the

00:43:51.180 right path

00:43:51.680 they can

00:43:52.040 be as

00:43:52.360 barbaric

00:43:53.000 as an

00:43:54.700 Aztec

00:43:55.440 child

00:43:56.780 sacrificer

00:43:57.500 they can

00:43:57.820 be as

00:43:58.140 barbaric

00:43:58.840 as

00:43:59.940 Timur

00:44:00.440 the great

00:44:01.020 so great

00:44:02.260 he killed

00:44:02.860 5% of

00:44:04.480 the world

00:44:04.940 so great

00:44:07.220 that one

00:44:08.640 of the

00:44:08.840 Boston

00:44:09.280 marathon

00:44:10.420 bomber

00:44:10.820 terrorists

00:44:11.280 was named

00:44:11.740 after him

00:44:12.160 I guess

00:44:12.580 and so

00:44:15.480 what happened

00:44:16.120 in Israel

00:44:16.520 two and a

00:44:16.880 half weeks

00:44:17.280 ago

00:44:17.580 is not

00:44:20.060 stomped out

00:44:20.820 forever

00:44:21.280 like oh

00:44:21.860 we eradicated

00:44:22.740 polio

00:44:23.320 oh we

00:44:24.680 eradicated

00:44:25.400 malaria

00:44:25.900 or whatever

00:44:26.540 we eradicated

00:44:27.600 smallpox

00:44:30.460 it was an

00:44:32.680 anomaly

00:44:33.060 we got

00:44:33.500 rid of it

00:44:33.960 never again

00:44:34.500 will there

00:44:34.780 be smallpox

00:44:35.660 unless it's

00:44:36.620 cooked up in

00:44:37.180 some Bill

00:44:38.060 Gates lab

00:44:38.820 you can't

00:44:42.580 just eradicate

00:44:43.460 barbarism

00:44:44.280 because it is

00:44:45.800 in the human

00:44:46.360 heart

00:44:46.680 it has

00:44:47.080 you have

00:44:47.540 14 16

00:44:48.720 18 years

00:44:49.360 to train

00:44:49.800 the human

00:44:50.160 heart

00:44:50.520 and mind

00:44:51.200 to reject

00:44:52.200 it

00:44:52.360 to control

00:44:53.060 it

00:44:53.340 you know

00:44:57.600 the

00:44:57.880 the Greek

00:44:58.740 said

00:44:59.080 know

00:44:59.500 thyself

00:45:00.340 the Jews

00:45:02.500 said

00:45:02.760 control

00:45:03.360 thyself

00:45:04.040 the Christians

00:45:04.660 said

00:45:05.020 give

00:45:05.380 thyself

00:45:06.060 I think

00:45:06.420 it was

00:45:06.680 sort of

00:45:06.940 a

00:45:07.260 ideological

00:45:08.620 harmony

00:45:10.560 to those

00:45:11.340 but not

00:45:12.600 everyone

00:45:12.960 believes

00:45:13.420 in that

00:45:13.720 not

00:45:13.940 everyone

00:45:14.360 believes

00:45:15.000 in

00:45:15.200 control

00:45:15.600 yourself

00:45:16.080 and

00:45:16.760 certainly

00:45:17.080 not

00:45:17.320 everyone

00:45:17.600 believes

00:45:17.960 in

00:45:18.120 give

00:45:18.380 yourself

00:45:18.860 and

00:45:22.800 what's

00:45:23.080 terrifying

00:45:23.480 for me

00:45:24.080 about

00:45:24.320 the

00:45:24.520 last

00:45:24.840 two

00:45:25.080 and

00:45:25.160 a

00:45:25.200 half

00:45:25.360 weeks

00:45:25.700 is

00:45:27.060 not

00:45:27.240 just

00:45:27.440 the

00:45:27.620 pure

00:45:27.840 barbarism

00:45:28.480 that

00:45:28.740 we

00:45:28.960 observed

00:45:29.360 in

00:45:29.600 southern

00:45:29.840 Israel

00:45:30.300 but

00:45:33.440 it's

00:45:33.720 the

00:45:33.940 glee

00:45:34.280 in

00:45:35.440 the

00:45:35.600 West

00:45:35.940 in

00:45:36.160 the

00:45:36.320 civilized

00:45:36.880 West

00:45:37.360 the

00:45:39.020 glee

00:45:39.320 in

00:45:39.660 Toronto

00:45:40.040 and

00:45:40.460 Ottawa

00:45:40.820 and

00:45:41.120 Montreal

00:45:41.540 and

00:45:41.980 Calgary

00:45:42.480 and

00:45:42.740 Edmonton

00:45:43.200 and

00:45:43.420 Vancouver

00:45:43.840 in

00:45:44.460 Chicago

00:45:44.900 in

00:45:45.320 LA

00:45:45.700 in

00:45:46.000 New York

00:45:46.480 in

00:45:46.720 Washington

00:45:47.080 D.C.

00:45:47.640 in

00:45:48.640 Minneapolis

00:45:49.460 in

00:45:51.040 London

00:45:51.360 England

00:45:51.800 terrifying

00:45:52.380 in

00:45:52.840 Paris

00:45:53.320 in

00:45:53.580 Berlin

00:45:54.020 in

00:45:55.060 Milan

00:45:55.640 in

00:45:56.900 Berlin

00:45:57.420 in

00:45:58.300 Stockholm

00:46:00.420 all of

00:46:02.620 the cities

00:46:03.000 I've just

00:46:03.380 listed are

00:46:03.860 in the

00:46:04.100 Christian

00:46:04.400 West

00:46:04.700 aren't

00:46:04.920 they

00:46:05.100 in

00:46:07.980 the

00:46:08.160 post

00:46:08.500 historic

00:46:08.960 West

00:46:09.360 we're

00:46:09.580 all

00:46:09.760 supposed

00:46:09.960 to be

00:46:10.300 Disney

00:46:10.820 consumers

00:46:11.280 eating

00:46:11.540 our

00:46:11.720 McDonald's

00:46:12.300 and

00:46:13.040 logging

00:46:13.540 on to

00:46:13.900 the

00:46:14.040 internet

00:46:14.300 and

00:46:14.800 downloading

00:46:15.420 Netflix

00:46:15.880 or

00:46:16.160 whatever

00:46:16.500 like

00:46:17.060 we're

00:46:17.200 supposed

00:46:17.440 to be

00:46:17.920 post

00:46:18.940 historic

00:46:19.700 right

00:46:19.940 we're

00:46:20.300 supposed

00:46:20.460 to be

00:46:20.660 in

00:46:20.740 this

00:46:20.900 steady

00:46:21.140 state

00:46:21.560 after

00:46:22.400 it's

00:46:22.600 all

00:46:22.740 done

00:46:22.920 all

00:46:23.060 the

00:46:23.180 bad

00:46:23.380 things

00:46:23.620 are

00:46:23.720 done

00:46:23.840 the

00:46:23.960 bad

00:46:24.140 things

00:46:24.360 are

00:46:24.440 in

00:46:24.500 the

00:46:24.600 past

00:46:24.900 we

00:46:25.440 are

00:46:25.560 the

00:46:25.720 highest

00:46:26.320 heights

00:46:26.720 of

00:46:26.920 civilization

00:46:27.580 but I

00:46:29.920 think

00:46:30.140 what has

00:46:30.760 been the

00:46:31.080 revelation

00:46:31.480 for me

00:46:32.060 in the

00:46:32.460 last

00:46:32.860 two

00:46:33.360 weeks

00:46:33.700 is

00:46:35.420 that

00:46:35.740 for a

00:46:38.000 lot

00:46:38.140 of

00:46:38.260 people

00:46:38.460 that was

00:46:38.820 just

00:46:39.020 a facade

00:46:39.660 beneath

00:46:40.280 their

00:46:41.560 happy

00:46:41.880 face

00:46:42.380 you know

00:46:42.760 I mean

00:46:43.100 there's

00:46:43.700 this

00:46:43.920 there's

00:46:46.080 an

00:46:46.220 Islamist

00:46:46.860 that

00:46:47.100 Trudeau

00:46:47.520 appointed

00:46:47.940 his

00:46:48.640 chief

00:46:48.940 of

00:46:49.080 Islamophobia

00:46:49.620 her name

00:46:50.080 is

00:46:50.360 Amira

00:46:51.360 El-Gawabi

00:46:52.080 if I'm

00:46:52.600 getting her

00:46:53.140 name right

00:46:53.600 and for

00:46:54.920 years she

00:46:55.400 had a move

00:46:56.000 she would

00:46:56.420 go on

00:46:56.840 TV shows

00:46:57.620 and she

00:46:58.200 would wear

00:46:58.540 a hijab

00:46:59.300 and she

00:46:59.660 would

00:46:59.860 bring on

00:47:01.760 the set

00:47:02.180 with her

00:47:02.520 a Tim Hortons

00:47:03.460 cup

00:47:04.040 just always

00:47:05.460 Tim Hortons

00:47:06.000 and have a

00:47:06.460 sip

00:47:06.600 because that

00:47:07.120 was her

00:47:07.440 way of

00:47:07.700 saying hey

00:47:07.980 guys

00:47:08.280 I'm a

00:47:10.340 Canadian

00:47:10.840 I just

00:47:11.280 happen to

00:47:11.560 wear a

00:47:11.760 hijab

00:47:12.020 I'm a

00:47:12.520 Canadian

00:47:12.800 I love

00:47:13.240 Tim Hortons

00:47:13.620 just like

00:47:14.120 you

00:47:14.260 we got

00:47:14.680 so much

00:47:15.020 in common

00:47:15.500 like I

00:47:16.940 say

00:47:17.140 the post

00:47:17.860 industrial

00:47:19.020 post

00:47:19.500 everything

00:47:20.120 world

00:47:20.720 post

00:47:21.400 national

00:47:21.840 world

00:47:22.100 we're

00:47:22.260 just

00:47:22.440 consumers

00:47:23.200 did you

00:47:24.740 see

00:47:25.080 the latest

00:47:26.940 episode

00:47:28.240 of this

00:47:28.780 show

00:47:29.060 I don't

00:47:29.300 even know

00:47:29.580 what the

00:47:29.820 current

00:47:30.060 shows

00:47:30.360 are

00:47:30.680 did you

00:47:31.420 see

00:47:31.580 Dancing

00:47:31.900 with

00:47:32.100 the

00:47:32.240 Stars

00:47:32.580 did you

00:47:33.220 see

00:47:33.380 The Voice

00:47:33.800 did you

00:47:34.140 see

00:47:34.320 American

00:47:34.700 Idol

00:47:34.980 you know

00:47:35.540 I'm

00:47:35.900 showing

00:47:36.200 that I

00:47:36.420 don't

00:47:36.500 even

00:47:36.620 know

00:47:36.760 what

00:47:36.900 the

00:47:37.100 hot

00:47:37.640 shows

00:47:37.920 are

00:47:38.120 these

00:47:38.360 days

00:47:38.700 you're

00:47:40.380 drinking

00:47:40.620 Tim Hortons

00:47:41.280 of course

00:47:41.600 here because

00:47:41.940 you're just

00:47:42.200 like me

00:47:42.720 but she

00:47:45.520 and so

00:47:46.820 many others

00:47:47.580 have shown

00:47:48.180 that that

00:47:48.720 was just

00:47:49.180 a surface

00:47:49.800 that's just

00:47:50.220 a veneer

00:47:50.900 and underneath

00:47:52.460 it that

00:47:52.940 barbarism

00:47:53.820 lurks

00:47:54.420 October 7th

00:47:58.440 Israel's

00:47:59.580 9-11

00:48:00.160 was about

00:48:03.400 cruelty

00:48:03.820 and barbarism

00:48:04.660 and we

00:48:04.940 knew

00:48:05.080 immediately

00:48:05.660 about the

00:48:07.100 rapes

00:48:07.360 and the

00:48:07.580 tortures

00:48:07.960 and the

00:48:08.200 kidnappings

00:48:08.740 because it

00:48:09.240 was live

00:48:09.640 streamed

00:48:10.500 the very

00:48:11.940 first tweet

00:48:12.480 I saw

00:48:12.940 about it

00:48:13.600 I was

00:48:14.680 with my

00:48:14.920 family on

00:48:15.400 Thanksgiving

00:48:15.740 and I

00:48:16.100 wasn't

00:48:16.380 really paying

00:48:16.840 attention

00:48:17.140 to Twitter

00:48:17.520 and I

00:48:17.780 saw

00:48:18.040 that the

00:48:18.760 Ayatollah

00:48:19.300 of Iran

00:48:19.800 had tweeted

00:48:20.520 a video

00:48:22.060 showing

00:48:22.540 hundreds

00:48:23.200 of Israeli

00:48:24.600 teens

00:48:25.300 and 20

00:48:25.760 somethings

00:48:26.240 running

00:48:26.680 in a field

00:48:28.160 away from

00:48:28.780 terrorists

00:48:29.120 they were at

00:48:29.500 that outdoor

00:48:29.980 dance party

00:48:30.720 and I

00:48:31.920 looked at

00:48:32.180 the video

00:48:32.620 and I

00:48:33.300 just saw

00:48:33.900 a few lines

00:48:34.460 about the

00:48:35.020 Ayatollah

00:48:35.520 set

00:48:35.800 and I

00:48:36.260 didn't

00:48:36.560 like I

00:48:37.060 just said

00:48:37.360 okay a

00:48:37.660 bunch of

00:48:37.900 people running

00:48:38.380 what is that

00:48:38.920 even

00:48:39.140 I didn't

00:48:39.740 even understand

00:48:40.260 I just

00:48:40.580 glanced at

00:48:41.200 it because

00:48:41.480 I was with

00:48:41.860 my family

00:48:42.400 the very

00:48:45.120 first note

00:48:46.000 I saw

00:48:46.580 about

00:48:47.160 Israel's

00:48:48.480 9-11

00:48:48.880 was a tweet

00:48:50.000 from the

00:48:50.360 Ayatollah

00:48:51.040 about

00:48:53.540 children

00:48:54.240 being massacred

00:48:55.340 he was so

00:48:55.920 proud of that

00:48:56.720 children being

00:48:58.080 massacred

00:48:58.480 the first thing

00:48:59.040 and so all

00:48:59.620 the rallies

00:49:01.200 of exhilaration

00:49:02.740 and exuberance

00:49:03.540 were based

00:49:04.920 on the

00:49:05.720 massacre

00:49:06.160 and slaughter

00:49:07.020 and rape

00:49:07.620 and torture

00:49:08.220 and kidnapping

00:49:08.880 of women

00:49:09.900 and children

00:49:10.440 of civilians

00:49:11.840 like I say

00:49:14.100 that day

00:49:14.560 Israel was

00:49:15.480 not defeated

00:49:16.100 there is no

00:49:16.860 Palestinian state

00:49:17.900 Gaza

00:49:18.980 life has

00:49:20.720 not improved

00:49:21.360 there's

00:49:21.980 the Palestinian

00:49:23.700 state has

00:49:24.300 not been

00:49:24.600 recognized

00:49:25.160 the United

00:49:25.900 Nations

00:49:26.340 it does not

00:49:26.960 have

00:49:27.380 you know

00:49:28.440 there was

00:49:28.900 no

00:49:29.280 quantifiable

00:49:30.480 step forward

00:49:31.780 other than

00:49:33.460 the massacre

00:49:33.940 of Jews

00:49:34.640 and don't

00:49:36.460 say Israelis

00:49:37.560 or Zionists

00:49:38.280 because if

00:49:38.780 you read

00:49:39.160 the Hamas

00:49:39.840 charter

00:49:40.180 it says

00:49:40.580 Jews

00:49:40.860 it also

00:49:41.260 mentions

00:49:41.640 Israel

00:49:42.000 and Zionism

00:49:42.640 but again

00:49:43.780 and again

00:49:44.100 and again

00:49:44.380 we showed

00:49:44.700 it the other

00:49:44.980 day

00:49:45.120 I think

00:49:45.320 16 times

00:49:46.120 it talks

00:49:46.460 about killing

00:49:46.880 the Jews

00:49:47.380 Jews

00:49:47.900 and that

00:49:50.200 was the cause

00:49:50.840 for celebrations

00:49:51.500 around the world

00:49:52.260 now

00:49:52.840 these Hamas

00:49:53.940 rallies talk

00:49:54.640 about

00:49:54.860 well don't

00:49:55.460 Israel

00:49:56.280 shouldn't

00:49:56.640 fight back

00:49:57.340 and Israel

00:49:58.100 did this

00:49:58.520 and Israel

00:49:58.920 did that

00:49:59.420 but never

00:50:00.740 forget

00:50:01.120 that the

00:50:01.980 jubilation

00:50:03.580 in the days

00:50:05.280 that followed

00:50:05.800 the rallies

00:50:06.400 in the days

00:50:06.940 that followed

00:50:07.460 were reacting

00:50:08.520 only to

00:50:09.280 one thing

00:50:09.940 the slaughter

00:50:11.700 of 1400

00:50:12.560 Jews

00:50:13.380 and the

00:50:13.920 kidnapping

00:50:14.320 of 200

00:50:14.840 more

00:50:15.320 one of the

00:50:18.380 very first

00:50:18.820 images

00:50:19.140 was a woman

00:50:19.820 being raped

00:50:20.440 who had

00:50:20.700 just been

00:50:21.200 raped

00:50:21.540 you could

00:50:22.380 see the

00:50:22.680 blood on

00:50:23.100 our pants

00:50:23.640 she was

00:50:24.060 taken in

00:50:25.260 and back

00:50:26.400 to Gaza

00:50:27.020 one of the

00:50:27.980 very first

00:50:28.400 images was

00:50:28.960 of the dead

00:50:29.380 body of

00:50:29.840 another young

00:50:30.360 woman

00:50:30.660 being driven

00:50:32.160 around the

00:50:32.540 back of a

00:50:32.920 pickup truck

00:50:33.440 while other

00:50:33.960 Gazans

00:50:34.360 would physically

00:50:35.380 hit the

00:50:35.900 body

00:50:36.140 and spit

00:50:36.600 on it

00:50:36.940 and defile

00:50:37.700 the dead

00:50:38.040 body

00:50:38.440 that was

00:50:39.300 what was

00:50:39.760 being

00:50:40.020 celebrated

00:50:41.160 that is

00:50:42.120 how Timerlane

00:50:43.180 would have

00:50:44.100 done it

00:50:44.460 720 years

00:50:45.760 ago

00:50:46.100 a man

00:50:47.900 who despite

00:50:49.320 the attempt

00:50:50.100 to clean up

00:50:50.620 his biography

00:50:51.820 on Wikipedia

00:50:52.760 I should have

00:50:54.080 known better

00:50:54.480 than going

00:50:54.900 that site

00:50:55.420 he murdered

00:50:56.800 a greater

00:50:57.620 percentage of

00:50:58.420 people than

00:50:58.920 anyone else

00:50:59.940 in world

00:51:00.660 history

00:51:01.600 yeah I hate

00:51:02.560 to say it

00:51:03.040 here is

00:51:03.440 here is one

00:51:04.300 of the first

00:51:04.740 images I saw

00:51:05.560 of a woman

00:51:06.000 you can see

00:51:06.640 she has been

00:51:07.560 raped

00:51:08.040 she is being

00:51:09.440 paraded around

00:51:10.360 Gaza

00:51:10.840 they're filming

00:51:11.580 it

00:51:11.760 they're live

00:51:12.160 streaming it

00:51:12.700 this is the

00:51:13.760 celebration

00:51:14.380 this is what

00:51:15.260 Hamas wanted

00:51:17.220 you to see

00:51:17.940 that's barbarism

00:51:25.740 like they had

00:51:28.000 in pre-Columbus

00:51:29.560 Central America

00:51:31.100 it's barbarism

00:51:32.900 like they had

00:51:33.600 under Timur

00:51:34.520 or Timur Lane

00:51:35.680 the world's

00:51:37.660 greatest killer

00:51:38.600 and to see

00:51:43.300 that celebrated

00:51:44.220 in the

00:51:45.240 Christian West

00:51:46.260 by two kinds

00:51:47.860 of people

00:51:48.320 by woke

00:51:50.260 white

00:51:51.480 people who

00:51:52.620 have been

00:51:52.920 taught to

00:51:53.480 hate

00:51:53.900 their own

00:51:55.380 homelands

00:51:56.100 and by people

00:51:58.280 who have come

00:51:59.020 to the West

00:51:59.800 from these

00:52:01.060 horrific places

00:52:02.040 and have

00:52:03.380 like Amira

00:52:03.880 El-Gawabli

00:52:04.480 only a

00:52:05.380 veneer

00:52:06.000 of liberalism

00:52:08.560 to them

00:52:09.000 and when push

00:52:09.540 comes to shove

00:52:10.400 they'll side

00:52:11.720 with the murder

00:52:12.360 of their historic

00:52:13.260 enemies

00:52:13.700 their genetic

00:52:14.420 enemies

00:52:14.960 to kill

00:52:16.240 children

00:52:16.780 who are

00:52:17.460 morally

00:52:18.060 not culpable

00:52:20.080 of anything

00:52:20.620 their children

00:52:21.060 babies

00:52:21.700 in one horrific

00:52:23.040 case

00:52:23.440 to cut

00:52:24.060 a baby

00:52:25.520 out of its

00:52:26.140 pregnant mother's

00:52:27.160 body

00:52:28.320 and behead

00:52:29.320 the fetus

00:52:30.280 which is one

00:52:32.020 of the things

00:52:32.920 that happen

00:52:33.500 that is a

00:52:36.780 Stone Age

00:52:37.860 level of

00:52:38.420 barbarism

00:52:39.080 that is

00:52:41.380 like the

00:52:42.260 child sacrifice

00:52:43.080 of the Aztecs

00:52:44.260 that is like

00:52:46.000 the pure

00:52:46.900 monstrous

00:52:47.600 cruelty

00:52:48.020 of Timur Lane

00:52:49.280 and that's

00:52:53.480 what has

00:52:54.540 caused me

00:52:55.240 the most

00:52:55.800 concern

00:52:56.420 in the last

00:52:57.120 10

00:52:57.480 or 17

00:52:58.900 days

00:52:59.280 however long

00:52:59.780 it's been

00:53:00.140 I'm worried

00:53:02.640 about

00:53:03.060 World War

00:53:03.980 Three

00:53:04.240 I'm worried

00:53:04.720 about

00:53:05.040 the gathering

00:53:05.720 storm

00:53:06.300 I'm worried

00:53:06.980 about

00:53:07.380 Iran

00:53:08.520 and Russia

00:53:09.400 and Turkey

00:53:11.520 and Hezbollah

00:53:13.060 and Hamas

00:53:13.760 I'm worried

00:53:14.620 about all

00:53:15.080 that

00:53:15.420 I'm worried

00:53:16.980 that Joe

00:53:17.360 Biden

00:53:17.740 is the

00:53:18.640 worst

00:53:19.100 leader

00:53:19.600 possible

00:53:20.280 for that

00:53:20.920 I'm worried

00:53:21.320 that the

00:53:21.620 US military

00:53:22.540 is weakened

00:53:23.800 not just

00:53:25.720 in terms

00:53:26.400 of its

00:53:26.660 equipment

00:53:27.100 and its

00:53:27.820 ammunition

00:53:28.280 but in

00:53:29.280 its morale

00:53:29.880 I'm worried

00:53:33.460 about China

00:53:34.020 entering the

00:53:34.640 fray

00:53:34.960 I'm worried

00:53:35.980 about all

00:53:36.420 of these

00:53:36.700 things

00:53:36.960 but what

00:53:37.340 actually

00:53:37.780 causes me

00:53:38.580 the greatest

00:53:39.420 worry

00:53:39.840 is the

00:53:41.160 home front

00:53:41.640 here

00:53:42.040 that we

00:53:43.140 now know

00:53:43.620 we have

00:53:44.240 in our

00:53:44.980 institutions

00:53:45.680 in every

00:53:46.500 university

00:53:47.100 in many

00:53:49.180 city halls

00:53:49.860 in many

00:53:50.700 parliaments

00:53:51.820 and legislatures

00:53:52.820 thousands

00:53:56.040 tens of

00:53:56.680 thousands

00:53:56.980 I would say

00:53:57.640 hundreds of

00:53:58.200 thousands

00:53:58.580 of barbarians

00:54:00.460 and I'm not

00:54:00.840 just saying

00:54:01.140 that oh

00:54:01.440 he's such

00:54:01.860 a barbarian

00:54:02.680 no I mean

00:54:04.180 actual

00:54:04.500 barbarians

00:54:05.140 I mean

00:54:06.040 actual people

00:54:06.720 who are fine

00:54:07.380 with murder

00:54:07.820 who love

00:54:08.360 murder

00:54:08.720 who celebrate

00:54:09.800 murder

00:54:10.360 hey can you

00:54:12.080 get that girl

00:54:12.640 with the

00:54:12.960 AK-47

00:54:13.680 earrings

00:54:14.280 our friend

00:54:17.440 David Menzies

00:54:18.280 encountered

00:54:20.000 a woman

00:54:20.400 who was

00:54:21.000 wearing

00:54:21.300 machine gun

00:54:21.960 earrings

00:54:22.420 and he

00:54:24.440 asked her

00:54:24.920 about the

00:54:25.520 horrific

00:54:25.940 violence

00:54:26.620 and she

00:54:27.940 basically

00:54:28.240 I'm going

00:54:28.480 from memory

00:54:28.860 here we'll

00:54:29.140 play the

00:54:29.460 clip in a

00:54:29.880 second

00:54:30.180 you can even

00:54:32.560 get the one

00:54:32.940 from Twitter

00:54:33.520 it's the

00:54:34.500 most succinct

00:54:35.240 or you can

00:54:39.020 find the

00:54:39.320 YouTube version

00:54:39.920 and just

00:54:40.380 get right to

00:54:41.620 the part

00:54:42.260 of it

00:54:42.600 she says

00:54:48.100 that didn't

00:54:49.660 happen and

00:54:50.160 if it

00:54:50.440 happened

00:54:50.880 they deserved

00:54:51.640 it

00:54:51.880 that's quite

00:54:52.940 a logical

00:54:53.480 fork

00:54:54.000 they would

00:54:54.300 call that

00:54:54.580 a fork

00:54:55.060 in chess

00:54:55.700 either way

00:54:56.180 we got

00:54:56.600 you

00:54:56.780 you know

00:54:57.660 in chess

00:54:58.700 if you

00:54:59.020 make a

00:54:59.320 move

00:54:59.560 and they

00:55:00.260 have to

00:55:00.640 lose one

00:55:01.240 piece or

00:55:01.820 the other

00:55:02.040 that's

00:55:02.260 called

00:55:02.440 a fork

00:55:03.080 so this

00:55:06.000 pro-Hamas

00:55:07.160 woman who

00:55:08.440 I think

00:55:08.760 was born

00:55:09.140 in Canada

00:55:09.740 she has

00:55:11.280 a tiny

00:55:12.000 bit of

00:55:12.260 an accent

00:55:12.640 but I

00:55:12.960 think that's

00:55:13.260 just like

00:55:13.580 a Mississauga

00:55:14.140 accent

00:55:14.540 so you

00:55:18.880 can't blame

00:55:19.480 some foreign

00:55:20.520 government

00:55:21.540 for operating

00:55:22.920 she's a

00:55:23.240 Canadian

00:55:23.580 and she's

00:55:27.380 wearing the

00:55:27.920 machine gun

00:55:28.540 earrings and

00:55:29.080 she's wearing

00:55:29.560 machine gun

00:55:30.220 shirt that

00:55:30.780 says never

00:55:31.160 give up your

00:55:31.640 gun but

00:55:31.980 she's not

00:55:32.760 a firearms

00:55:33.340 second amendment

00:55:34.600 type she's

00:55:35.240 a kill the

00:55:35.620 jews type

00:55:36.180 and here

00:55:37.480 let's play

00:55:37.820 what she

00:55:38.080 has to

00:55:38.380 say

00:55:38.700 take a

00:55:39.760 listen

00:55:40.040 terrorist

00:55:41.700 group

00:55:42.040 first of

00:55:43.140 all

00:55:43.340 Hamas is

00:55:43.960 not

00:55:44.320 a

00:55:44.900 terrorist

00:55:45.240 group

00:55:45.820 Hamas

00:55:47.260 is not

00:55:47.840 a terrorist

00:55:48.440 group

00:55:48.900 what is it

00:55:49.480 like a

00:55:49.760 motorcycle

00:55:50.100 club

00:55:50.620 it is a

00:55:51.840 resistance

00:55:52.320 that has

00:55:53.540 been fuming

00:55:54.240 for 75

00:55:55.200 years

00:55:55.860 of colonialism

00:55:56.960 of occupation

00:55:57.980 of murder

00:55:59.000 of rape

00:55:59.820 of little

00:56:00.320 children

00:56:00.720 of women

00:56:01.340 that's what

00:56:02.780 they are

00:56:03.100 they are

00:56:03.380 resistance

00:56:03.920 do you think

00:56:04.640 Canada is a

00:56:05.340 colonialist

00:56:05.920 country too

00:56:06.500 everything that

00:56:07.180 they do is

00:56:07.880 justified

00:56:08.420 including what

00:56:09.620 happened last

00:56:10.240 week

00:56:10.440 every single

00:56:11.240 thing they

00:56:11.760 have done

00:56:12.260 is justified

00:56:13.140 ma'am there

00:56:13.640 were children

00:56:14.220 murdered there

00:56:15.040 were babies

00:56:15.580 beheaded

00:56:16.140 babies beheaded

00:56:18.120 really

00:56:18.560 please educate

00:56:20.320 yourself

00:56:20.880 please check

00:56:22.140 the news

00:56:22.640 because as a

00:56:23.800 news reporter

00:56:24.300 you gotta check

00:56:24.980 the f***ing

00:56:25.560 news because

00:56:26.660 they said that

00:56:27.720 that shit was

00:56:28.240 fake

00:56:28.620 okay

00:56:29.200 multiple times

00:56:30.820 different channels

00:56:32.240 different

00:56:32.820 even Biden

00:56:33.440 himself

00:56:33.860 his ministers

00:56:34.800 and his idiots

00:56:35.680 said himself

00:56:36.940 that that news

00:56:37.980 was fake

00:56:38.600 there's no 40

00:56:39.700 beheaded babies

00:56:41.080 and there were

00:56:41.660 no 1300 deaths

00:56:43.020 in Israel

00:56:43.600 there's no evidence

00:56:44.860 there's no photos

00:56:45.720 whatsoever

00:56:46.220 Hamas is a

00:56:47.260 Muslim

00:56:47.680 a Muslim group

00:56:48.880 they would never

00:56:49.500 do that because

00:56:50.020 it's against Islam

00:56:51.240 that's number one

00:56:52.240 and that's something

00:56:53.120 that they show

00:56:53.620 do you really

00:56:54.000 believe that

00:56:54.620 there is evidence

00:56:55.920 of Israeli women

00:56:57.920 saying that

00:56:59.680 they gave us

00:57:01.920 you can watch the

00:57:03.560 whole clip

00:57:04.000 but you see the

00:57:05.040 fork

00:57:05.360 everything they did

00:57:07.460 was justified

00:57:08.180 everything they did

00:57:09.540 was justified

00:57:10.200 oh

00:57:10.640 and

00:57:11.520 also

00:57:12.560 they didn't do it

00:57:13.880 and

00:57:17.040 Islam would never

00:57:18.260 tolerate that

00:57:19.820 well

00:57:21.260 it's in the Hamas

00:57:22.180 charter

00:57:22.540 and I wonder

00:57:23.840 what Tamerlane

00:57:24.500 would say

00:57:25.000 that's what

00:57:27.340 worries me

00:57:27.760 that woman

00:57:28.320 on the streets

00:57:29.060 of Mississauga

00:57:29.760 worries me

00:57:30.660 hey

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00:59:44.620 November 9th

00:59:48.440 welcome back

00:59:52.240 I just wanted

00:59:54.680 to talk about

00:59:55.320 barbarism

00:59:55.900 because I think

00:59:58.580 sometimes

00:59:59.800 there's a

01:00:04.420 modern

01:00:05.300 there's a

01:00:06.020 bias about

01:00:07.220 the modern

01:00:07.820 we know better

01:00:08.860 than any generation

01:00:09.720 past

01:00:10.040 we're obviously

01:00:10.500 more enlightened

01:00:11.400 we're more evolved

01:00:13.040 than the past

01:00:13.880 oh ha ha

01:00:14.940 there's old

01:00:15.540 grandpa again

01:00:16.780 doesn't he know

01:00:18.140 he's so

01:00:19.600 gauche

01:00:20.260 you know

01:00:25.480 he's so

01:00:26.600 uncool

01:00:28.520 he's so

01:00:28.960 unhip

01:00:29.480 look at how

01:00:30.200 he dresses

01:00:30.720 he says

01:00:32.480 you know

01:00:33.800 he doesn't

01:00:35.000 use the most

01:00:35.800 up-to-date

01:00:36.280 lingo

01:00:36.760 he's so

01:00:39.240 old-fashioned

01:00:39.980 when you

01:00:43.820 tear down

01:00:44.300 statues

01:00:44.800 of

01:00:45.280 John A.

01:00:46.160 Macdonald

01:00:46.520 when you

01:00:46.880 rename streets

01:00:47.620 like Dufferin

01:00:48.180 Street

01:00:48.560 when you

01:00:49.180 rename

01:00:49.500 Ryerson

01:00:49.980 University

01:00:50.660 because they

01:00:51.940 weren't exquisitely

01:00:52.720 perfect

01:00:53.340 Dufferin

01:00:54.200 there's a big

01:00:55.460 street in Toronto

01:00:56.020 called Dufferin

01:00:56.580 who was actually

01:00:58.500 against the slave

01:00:59.860 trade and he was

01:01:00.860 working to have

01:01:02.220 it

01:01:02.500 abolished

01:01:04.420 but the slave

01:01:05.040 economy was so

01:01:05.860 enormous

01:01:06.220 by the way

01:01:06.920 every single

01:01:08.180 continent in the

01:01:08.960 world other than

01:01:09.700 Antarctica had

01:01:10.500 slavery in it

01:01:11.220 we just showed

01:01:13.040 you

01:01:13.280 an artist's

01:01:15.180 depiction

01:01:15.480 Mel Gibson

01:01:16.000 of what slavery

01:01:16.760 was like

01:01:17.200 in Central

01:01:18.540 America

01:01:18.900 when slavery

01:01:21.400 was abolished

01:01:22.840 in Canada

01:01:23.620 the greatest

01:01:25.540 number of

01:01:26.120 slaves were

01:01:26.960 Indian bands

01:01:28.640 having other

01:01:29.640 Indian bands

01:01:30.480 as slaves

01:01:31.000 the slave

01:01:33.040 economy was an

01:01:33.800 important part

01:01:34.600 of

01:01:36.000 Canadian

01:01:37.500 indigenous

01:01:38.640 warfare

01:01:40.260 warfare and

01:01:41.000 economy

01:01:41.660 obviously there

01:01:44.320 were slaves in

01:01:45.060 Africa

01:01:45.580 in the Middle

01:01:47.680 East

01:01:48.060 in Asia

01:01:49.620 in Europe

01:01:50.540 the West did

01:01:57.140 not invent

01:01:57.800 slavery

01:01:58.260 it was the

01:01:59.340 first to abolish

01:02:00.140 it and America

01:02:00.780 itself had a

01:02:02.000 civil war

01:02:02.560 in large part

01:02:03.580 in opposition

01:02:05.420 to slavery

01:02:06.140 lost almost a

01:02:09.560 half a million

01:02:10.040 lives

01:02:10.620 it was British

01:02:12.640 Christians

01:02:13.160 who against

01:02:16.480 the economic

01:02:17.080 interests of

01:02:17.780 the British

01:02:18.140 Empire

01:02:18.580 dedicated that

01:02:21.560 empire to

01:02:22.440 abolish the

01:02:24.020 slave trade

01:02:24.560 within the

01:02:25.640 empire and

01:02:26.260 then to go

01:02:26.620 further

01:02:26.960 and to

01:02:28.920 deploy its

01:02:30.340 navy to

01:02:31.420 hunt down

01:02:32.200 other slave

01:02:32.980 ships

01:02:33.380 the West

01:02:34.660 Africa

01:02:35.200 squadron

01:02:35.760 could you

01:02:36.060 google West

01:02:36.680 Africa

01:02:37.100 squadron

01:02:37.620 and just

01:02:37.880 put it up

01:02:38.560 on the

01:02:38.780 screen for

01:02:39.120 a second

01:02:39.460 for 50

01:02:42.380 years

01:02:43.000 the Royal

01:02:44.400 Navy

01:02:44.880 after it

01:02:46.700 abolished

01:02:47.220 slavery

01:02:47.560 within the

01:02:48.060 empire

01:02:48.520 patrolled

01:02:50.260 along the

01:02:50.940 west coast

01:02:51.720 of Africa

01:02:52.440 not fighting

01:02:54.420 against other

01:02:57.380 countries

01:02:58.100 they were

01:03:00.500 stopping

01:03:01.860 slave ships

01:03:03.320 they would

01:03:04.280 capture the

01:03:05.000 slave ships

01:03:05.720 kill the

01:03:07.760 slavers

01:03:08.360 release the

01:03:10.280 slaves

01:03:10.740 and impound

01:03:11.700 the ships

01:03:12.220 for 50

01:03:13.920 years they

01:03:14.420 did that

01:03:14.960 no other

01:03:17.860 country or

01:03:19.420 empire in

01:03:20.200 world history

01:03:20.780 has ever done

01:03:21.300 that

01:03:21.700 anyways let's

01:03:25.500 read some

01:03:25.820 super chats

01:03:26.480 snowy roof

01:03:29.280 five bucks

01:03:29.640 I'm sorry

01:03:30.020 Ezra but

01:03:30.480 why have you

01:03:31.160 taken over the

01:03:31.780 news show for

01:03:32.380 your monologue

01:03:33.000 it's a good

01:03:34.240 point I just

01:03:35.340 felt like

01:03:35.720 scratching some

01:03:36.520 itches there

01:03:37.500 I had some

01:03:37.920 things I wanted

01:03:38.400 to say and I

01:03:39.120 felt like saying

01:03:39.660 them I do

01:03:41.600 actually have in

01:03:42.360 my hand here a

01:03:43.140 list of news

01:03:44.940 stories that I

01:03:45.820 should have got

01:03:46.260 to instead

01:03:46.920 Fraser McBernie a

01:03:50.100 criminal illegal

01:03:50.900 migrant enters

01:03:51.600 Canada we give

01:03:52.280 them food hotel

01:03:52.940 room and $2,200 a

01:03:54.060 month meanwhile a

01:03:55.160 multi-generation

01:03:55.760 Canadian like me

01:03:56.640 gets $1,900 a

01:03:58.000 month pension

01:03:58.600 should I

01:03:59.800 become an

01:04:00.460 illegal immigrant

01:04:01.460 migrant well I

01:04:03.680 mean it's just

01:04:06.280 astonishing I

01:04:09.380 read the other

01:04:09.760 day that

01:04:10.200 something like

01:04:10.780 30,000 criminals

01:04:12.720 have like illegal

01:04:15.260 migrants who were

01:04:17.540 ordered deported

01:04:18.940 because they were

01:04:19.780 criminals have

01:04:20.720 simply been lost

01:04:21.520 in Canada and

01:04:23.600 that's how many

01:04:24.100 they're willing to

01:04:24.620 admit to yeah

01:04:27.340 listen to in to

01:04:28.340 the first question

01:04:29.020 there I thought

01:04:30.040 I'd give you my

01:04:30.540 opinions on things

01:04:31.340 I thought I would

01:04:32.520 make a comparison

01:04:33.660 I thought I would

01:04:34.260 stretch my legs a

01:04:35.120 bit to give you a

01:04:37.820 comparison between

01:04:38.840 barbarism in

01:04:40.700 pre-history and

01:04:42.560 what we're seeing

01:04:43.020 today I talked

01:04:45.500 about the Ten

01:04:45.940 Commandments I

01:04:46.500 talked about the

01:04:47.000 seven laws of

01:04:47.720 Noah I imagined

01:04:48.900 what life was like

01:04:49.920 before those that

01:04:50.760 would have made it

01:04:51.220 so horrific we

01:04:52.320 needed to codify

01:04:53.980 those things then

01:04:55.820 I showed you two

01:04:56.520 visual images both

01:04:57.600 by Mel Gibson that

01:04:59.300 I thought were

01:05:00.600 works of imagination

01:05:01.620 that captured the

01:05:03.440 world when it was

01:05:04.080 nasty brutish when

01:05:05.040 life was nasty

01:05:05.740 brutish and short

01:05:06.540 first of all the

01:05:08.180 violence done to

01:05:10.860 Jesus and secondly

01:05:13.460 the violence done by

01:05:15.280 the Aztec Empire both

01:05:17.740 of which Mel Gibson

01:05:18.820 would say were

01:05:19.440 remedied by

01:05:20.040 Christianity I

01:05:22.520 talked about how we

01:05:23.520 like to think we're

01:05:24.200 so modern and more

01:05:25.220 evolved but really

01:05:26.900 every generation has

01:05:28.000 14 16 18 years

01:05:29.480 whatever it is choose

01:05:30.460 your number let's say

01:05:31.380 18 has 18 years to

01:05:33.420 train the barbarism

01:05:35.820 out of a newborn

01:05:37.500 and you can lose your

01:05:41.460 civilization in one

01:05:42.580 generation and what

01:05:45.320 we've done is we

01:05:46.100 have turned our own

01:05:48.100 institutions of liberal

01:05:49.380 education away from

01:05:51.360 liberal education towards

01:05:52.700 illiberal indoctrination

01:05:55.640 where we teach people to

01:05:58.180 hate their own

01:05:58.980 societies and we teach

01:06:00.660 newcomers to hate the

01:06:01.800 society that has given

01:06:02.780 them such a warm

01:06:03.480 welcome to this day the

01:06:05.660 entire world wants to

01:06:06.660 come to Canada United

01:06:07.740 States United Kingdom

01:06:08.900 other Western places

01:06:09.860 it's by far a better

01:06:11.600 place to live than many

01:06:13.800 of the countries these

01:06:14.460 folks come from and of

01:06:16.940 course some of them are

01:06:17.480 deeply grateful to be

01:06:18.320 here I mean some of the

01:06:19.100 most the best Canadians I

01:06:20.740 know have fled here from

01:06:22.860 horrific regimes my late

01:06:24.540 friend Tara Krata my

01:06:26.840 friend Raheel Raza just

01:06:28.680 to name two friends who

01:06:29.660 came here from Pakistan

01:06:30.560 they prefer the liberty the

01:06:32.880 secular pluralism of

01:06:35.340 Canada others come here

01:06:38.780 just keep their head down

01:06:40.120 they're not particularly

01:06:40.900 ideological but others

01:06:42.220 come here frankly to

01:06:43.580 colonize to use their

01:06:45.120 language and to despise the

01:06:47.460 country that has given

01:06:49.940 them everything I think

01:06:51.600 it's a form of national

01:06:54.060 suicide that Canadian

01:06:56.140 born youth are taught to

01:06:59.140 hate their own country

01:07:00.160 that's what critical

01:07:01.740 studies are that's

01:07:02.480 cultural Marxism that's

01:07:04.020 decolonization that's all

01:07:05.480 the gender studies queer

01:07:07.020 studies you know grievance

01:07:09.600 studies it's all about the

01:07:11.640 the final chapter in all of

01:07:13.900 those stories is what we

01:07:16.660 frankly it's it's a violent

01:07:18.360 ends what do you think

01:07:19.460 land back what do you

01:07:20.540 think getting rid of the

01:07:21.360 settlers means in the very

01:07:23.460 end so that's why we were

01:07:27.300 talking about that I will

01:07:28.980 have a monologue to

01:07:29.900 tonight where I talk about

01:07:32.160 other things I'm going to

01:07:33.060 talk about some new opinion

01:07:35.880 polls showing where Justin

01:07:37.320 Trudeau is in the polls a

01:07:39.700 little flicker of hope there

01:07:40.860 and I'll be back tomorrow

01:07:43.720 and I I might decide to

01:07:46.520 share with you my deep

01:07:47.780 thoughts about barbarism or

01:07:49.380 I might go through the news

01:07:50.940 of the day there's certainly

01:07:52.340 a lot of it

01:07:53.340 throw more chat I'll read and

01:07:58.460 then we'll let you go

01:07:59.700 let me just scroll down here

01:08:03.640 memory hole says I know it's

01:08:06.500 wrong but I wanted Gaza bombed

01:08:08.760 until the sand fused to

01:08:10.700 glass thank you for

01:08:11.880 reminding me the response to

01:08:13.020 these Nazi psychos is not

01:08:14.940 more evil there are many

01:08:18.140 people in Gaza who have been

01:08:20.180 taught since a very young age

01:08:22.100 to hate the Jews they teach it

01:08:24.640 in schools obviously Hamas

01:08:29.440 controls the media they're

01:08:32.140 taught to hate the Jews and

01:08:33.540 they actually don't know any

01:08:34.620 Jews because there are no Jews

01:08:35.620 in Gaza all they get is

01:08:38.320 propaganda so it is a fact

01:08:41.400 that there are a lot of

01:08:42.300 ordinary people in Gaza that

01:08:44.060 absolutely hate the Jews

01:08:45.040 frankly there's a lot of

01:08:46.300 people in Syria Afghanistan

01:08:47.560 Jordan Saudi Arabia that hate

01:08:50.000 the Jews too and by the way we

01:08:51.380 don't vet those people when

01:08:53.920 they come to Canada the United

01:08:54.880 States we just don't we don't

01:08:56.040 ask them how they are about a

01:08:58.300 pluralistic society we don't use

01:09:00.940 words like integration or

01:09:02.140 assimilation anymore but I think

01:09:06.760 Hamas itself as a terrorist

01:09:08.600 organization has to be destroyed

01:09:10.080 from the top to the bottom I

01:09:13.820 think that's an urgent first

01:09:15.540 priority problem but how do you

01:09:17.580 have a medium-term solution let's

01:09:20.120 say you destroy Hamas let's say

01:09:23.720 you kill thousands of its terrorists

01:09:26.620 destroy its infrastructure its

01:09:29.240 ammunition its command and control

01:09:31.960 structure make it impossible for it to

01:09:34.920 to do again what it did before okay

01:09:38.980 well what are you going to do with

01:09:39.920 Gaza Israel left Gaza in 2005 Israel

01:09:46.960 does not want to rule over Gaza so

01:09:50.300 who's going to rule over Gaza and not

01:09:52.800 recolonize it as a terrorist base camp

01:09:54.680 again

01:09:54.960 that's a difficult question that has to

01:09:58.480 be resolved probably doesn't have to

01:09:59.980 be resolved right now but it will have

01:10:01.200 to be resolved

01:10:01.820 Maminka 15 bucks says okay Ezra this

01:10:07.860 was thanks Ezra this was riveting once

01:10:09.580 I see to say memory hold 10 bucks I

01:10:13.200 hope someday you can return to boring

01:10:15.240 us with Shakespearean soliloquies

01:10:17.820 you know what I should tell you that I

01:10:23.720 have been you know our book 1984 that

01:10:26.700 we republished as you know the book

01:10:28.140 1984 is in the public domain so we

01:10:29.820 republished it with some artwork can I

01:10:32.960 tell you what I've been working on in

01:10:34.360 the same vein you're gonna laugh so

01:10:35.880 hard at me I've been working on a on a

01:10:40.380 book of poems not my own don't worry I'm

01:10:43.380 not gonna share with you my my limericks

01:10:46.260 that's the only poem I know how to write

01:10:48.180 but I've been where I've been trying to

01:10:52.400 select a group of poems that I think rebel

01:10:57.960 viewers should get to know some of them

01:11:00.860 are from Shakespeare's some are from

01:11:02.720 Kipling there's a Yeats poem in there

01:11:07.360 you can probably guess which one so I've

01:11:12.900 been working on sort of a bibliography I've

01:11:18.400 been working on a list of poems that I

01:11:20.860 thought we would publish as sort of the

01:11:24.440 rebel news book of poetry does that sound

01:11:26.860 too crazy what do you think Olivia is that

01:11:29.860 a really bad idea you think it's a good

01:11:33.160 idea because a lot of my friends don't

01:11:38.640 know Kipling they don't know Dengeld let's

01:11:40.920 end on Dengeld can we do that can you call

01:11:43.400 up Dengeld the poem by Kipling I'm not

01:11:46.900 going to read the stranger because it's

01:11:48.440 too too depressing but I want to read to

01:11:52.220 you a poem by Kipling called Dengeld and

01:11:55.260 then I'll say goodbye it's 213 Eastern

01:11:58.080 time so Kipling was a poet who was most

01:12:02.860 prolific around 100 years ago a little bit

01:12:06.200 more than that and he was born in India he

01:12:09.560 wrote the jungle book he he wrote a great

01:12:13.760 story that's turned into a great movie

01:12:15.360 called the man who would be king Sean

01:12:17.960 Connery Michael Caine just a wonderful I've

01:12:21.320 seen that movie five times I can't get

01:12:22.740 enough of it he wrote that very karma

01:12:26.300 sorry that very yeah that very Eastern

01:12:30.280 poem called if you know that one if you

01:12:33.360 can keep your wits while all those around

01:12:36.000 you were losing theirs or something that's

01:12:37.820 he that's probably his most famous poem

01:12:40.580 but he wrote a poem called Dengeld and

01:12:44.480 just to let you know by Danes he means

01:12:48.800 Vikings Stone Age Vikings really or I

01:12:52.680 guess they were past the Stone Age they

01:12:54.340 they had steel weapons it's probably Bronze

01:12:59.100 Age or something maybe Iron Age can I

01:13:02.160 read to you Dengeld by Kipling it's always

01:13:07.380 a temptation to an armed and agile nation

01:13:10.120 to call upon a neighbor and to say we

01:13:13.780 invaded you last night we are quite

01:13:15.460 prepared to fight unless you pay us cash

01:13:17.960 to go away and that is called asking for

01:13:21.580 Dengeld and the people who ask it explain

01:13:23.760 that you've only to pay him the Dengeld and

01:13:26.660 then you'll get rid of the Dane and by the

01:13:28.340 way that's what the Vikings actually did

01:13:29.720 they would invade a town they'd say we're

01:13:31.880 going to burn your town to the ground

01:13:33.120 rape your women sack your place or just

01:13:34.740 pay us and we'll go away so Kipling says

01:13:38.920 it's always a temptation for a rich and

01:13:41.760 lazy nation to puff and look important

01:13:44.880 and to say that we know we should defeat

01:13:46.960 you we have not the time to meet you we

01:13:48.840 will therefore pay you cash to go away

01:13:50.520 and that is called paying the Dengeld but

01:13:54.180 we proved it again and again that if you

01:13:56.220 once have paid him the Dengeld you never

01:13:58.720 get rid of the Dane it is wrong to put

01:14:02.500 temptation in the path of any nation for

01:14:04.700 fear they should succumb and go astray so

01:14:07.120 when you are requested to pay up or be

01:14:09.180 molested you will find a better policy to

01:14:11.840 say we never pay anyone Dengeld no matter

01:14:16.600 how trifling the cost for the end of that

01:14:19.480 game is oppression and shame and the nation

01:14:22.420 that plays it is lost that's Kipling's poem

01:14:28.200 called Dengeld basically about it being

01:14:31.500 extorted about well you know we could fight

01:14:35.900 but let's just pay them what they want well

01:14:38.460 you know they took hostages and we can

01:14:41.240 just give them some concessions well yeah

01:14:43.740 once you pay the Dengeld you'll never get

01:14:45.740 rid of the Dane if you let the Vikings

01:14:48.420 invade your town and say we're going to

01:14:50.460 murder and rape and steal or just give

01:14:55.400 us the cash and we won't murder and rape

01:14:58.440 they're going to do that every year

01:15:01.740 and you might think you're being clever

01:15:06.440 by not fighting and just paying but once

01:15:09.700 you pay the Dengeld you'll never get rid of

01:15:12.380 the Dane by the way I very much like the

01:15:14.820 Danes I like the Danes these days I I'm

01:15:19.220 not sure if I would have liked the the

01:15:20.980 Vikings of a thousand years ago and and

01:15:25.700 some of the brutal violence and that's

01:15:29.000 what I'm talking about is that the nature

01:15:32.060 of man is no different now than it was a

01:15:34.460 thousand or ten thousand or twenty thousand

01:15:36.440 years ago I mean Cain and Abel violence

01:15:45.240 and murder you cannot breed that out of

01:15:49.820 mankind it is in us and utopians think we

01:15:56.120 can create a new man utopians think we can

01:16:01.160 move beyond our nature to a perfect society a

01:16:05.000 perpetual peace but you know what the word

01:16:07.260 utopia means in Greek it means a place

01:16:11.540 that doesn't exist it means no place

01:16:13.700 and I think that we've had a holiday from

01:16:21.360 history not just the last generation of

01:16:25.420 post-Cold War but even in its own way the

01:16:28.160 Cold War because we lived and felt peaceful

01:16:34.100 and protected even though there were

01:16:36.200 thousands of nuclear missiles pointed at us

01:16:38.040 from the Soviets it was obvious that the

01:16:40.420 doctrine of mutually assured destruction was

01:16:42.540 in effect and the world was sort of frozen

01:16:44.400 the Cold War in some ways froze to different

01:16:46.900 parts there were skirmishes in Vietnam or

01:16:49.680 Korea or Afghanistan or the Middle East there

01:16:52.080 were skirmishes where the two great divides

01:16:56.640 fought through proxies yes it's true but I

01:16:59.800 I felt like and I and I say this as someone

01:17:02.200 who's born in 1972 right in the middle of the

01:17:05.460 Cold War it was generally a peaceful and

01:17:08.000 hopeful feeling every once in a while you were

01:17:11.100 worried about global thermonuclear war but I

01:17:16.420 think we're in a much more dangerous world now

01:17:18.480 don't you think all right it's 218 thank you for

01:17:24.140 letting me tell you my thoughts about barbarism and if

01:17:27.800 you think for one second that we are genetically

01:17:30.200 morally emotionally theologically psychologically

01:17:35.080 better than generations past and that we have moved beyond

01:17:38.500 barbarism all I would say to you is go on Twitter and look at the

01:17:43.520 celebrations look at that girl with the machine gun

01:17:46.620 earrings saying Hamas would never do those things but if they did

01:17:52.940 they were totally justified how do you split a difference with that

01:18:00.220 when you know Germany and France have been at war and part of NATO and part of

01:18:08.920 the European Union project was to fuse those two countries to fuse France and

01:18:13.520 Germany politically economically I forget who said it was it Milton Friedman or was it

01:18:21.340 some other free market philosopher who said

01:18:25.980 where goods don't cross borders soldiers will

01:18:30.120 it was his way of saying let's do so much trade with each other let's become so

01:18:34.800 integrated with each other that we'll never go to war with each other

01:18:37.420 and there was a saying for a while that no two countries with the McDonald's

01:18:41.940 ever went to war against each other have you ever heard that before

01:18:44.500 that was a real Cold War saying that if McDonald's was in your country it was proof

01:18:49.140 you were in this post history world where we were all just consumers and you

01:18:54.180 would never fight each other because you're going to lose money if you do and

01:18:57.420 money is the highest object that's what a rational man would think a rational man

01:19:02.280 would put the pursuit of prosperity above other prehistoric grievances above

01:19:07.340 other tribal quarrels and the thinking I think behind the European Union was

01:19:13.640 Germany and France are they really that different they're both Christian they're

01:19:21.980 both Western they they speak similar languages like not completely they sound

01:19:25.880 like Chinese and English or Arabic and you know Portuguese it's complete they're

01:19:32.600 actually similar culturally they're similar if we can just get these guys integrated

01:19:38.720 though they're the cousins really brothers almost but are there some differences that

01:19:47.780 can't be patched over that young woman with the machine gun earrings if you said we'll

01:19:53.780 give you a 20% increase in pay will you work for a Jewish boss or will you work for a Jewish

01:20:03.840 company or something like that are you kidding she just said raping women raping children

01:20:10.820 mutilating babies everything they did was defensible do you think she cares about a 20% increase in

01:20:19.720 in her paycheck she has a deeper barbarism that is much more tenacious than hey there's get your

01:20:30.460 new download of this app there's a new update ready on your app just download it okay she'll do that and

01:20:40.080 she'll also indulge her ancient barbarism frankly I'd like to see what Mel Gibson has to say about the

01:20:47.860 current current current state of affairs I'd like to see what he has to say about it I really would

01:20:52.920 because I think he's known for decades the problem we're in don't you think that's my show for today

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Rebel News Podcast - October 24, 2023

DAILY Roundup ｜ Deporting Hamas sympathizers, Survivor recounts kidnapping, Media Party antisemitism

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