GOOGLE HATES WHITES??? Gemini Image AI REFUSES To Display WHITE PEOPLE | America First Ep. 1297GOOGLE HATES WHITES??? Gemini Image AI REFUSES To Display WHITE PEOPLE | America First Ep. 1297
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00:18:44.000It was all over Twitter, all over everywhere.
00:18:48.000That apparently the new Google AI image generator refuses to generate images of white human beings.
00:18:58.000So it will generate images of anything, but if you ask it to generate any image of a human, it will not show you a white person.
00:19:09.000It refuses to create images of white people.
00:19:14.000So people started to point this out on social media and people were performing their own test as to whether this was true or not and people found that it was, that you could enter just about any input and almost every single time it would deliver a non-white person, no matter how specific a person is in their entry, into the image generator.
00:20:49.000What is surprising is that Google actually came out and addressed it, they apologized, and they have halted the generation of images of human beings on Gemini.
00:21:03.000And that's something we've never seen before.
00:21:06.000Because we've seen a lot of, and I talked, and I'll touch on this briefly in a moment, but I did a stream earlier today with Brother Nathaniel.
00:21:17.000And I said, yeah, we've seen this a million times.
00:21:21.000I remember years ago, I think it was summer 2019, July 2019.
00:21:31.000Check this, because if this is right, my memory is incredible.
00:21:36.000July 2019 there was a viral social media scandal about how if you asked Siri something about Trump or whatever, that it would not give you the right answer.
00:21:49.000And you see this kind of stuff all the time.
00:22:47.000So it puts me in a difficult position.
00:22:51.000But I'm gonna put aside my love for existence and being alive and I'll just speak on it impersonally tonight.
00:23:01.000State of Alabama made a ruling after a few embryos were dropped and destroyed in a laboratory.
00:23:09.000That these embryos, which are extracted during the IVF process, have the same legal rights as children or adults.
00:23:18.000Meaning that if a lab coat drops an embryo on accident, you know, they swipe it off the table and it falls on the floor and breaks, it's murder!
00:23:29.000And the person who did it is a murderer!
00:23:34.000So says the legal decision in Alabama.
00:23:39.000Now this has put Republicans in a very very unfortunate position because this is an election year.
00:23:50.000We're eight months from the 2024 election and what has been killing Republicans for the past year or two
00:24:08.000Ever since that decision was made, where you have seen referendums in various states regarding abortion bans, women have overwhelmingly gone to the polls and voted against abortion restrictions.
00:24:25.000That is the unfortunate political reality.
00:24:29.000This has no bearing on the morality of the issue.
00:24:33.000This is the political reality of the political situation, which is that women in this country are very emotionally attached to the right
00:24:48.000And that has to do with how feminist and liberal the society is.
00:24:53.000Because in the back of every woman's mind is the guilty conscience that they sleep around, they're sluts, they're whores, and if they ever get pregnant, they want the option.
00:25:07.000They want that as a form of birth control.
00:25:11.000And that's why even women that haven't gotten an abortion, and maybe even women that might be pro-life, even they might go and vote against these things, or maybe they vote for a Democrat.
00:25:36.000And anyway, so, and I'm not the only one to say this.
00:25:39.000Many have said that what has been driving a string of electoral defeats lately for Republicans is the anxiety among women, and I would say even among more moderate-minded Americans.
00:25:54.000It's this fear that Republicans are going to come for
00:25:58.000These social rights or civil social rights things like the gay marriage the abortion contraception and now this IVF of course it's in a fundamentally different category creates life it doesn't take life but the idea that a
00:26:18.000Republican judge in the deep south in Alabama is going to create a legal precedent that if you knock over a test tube and kill an embryo then that scientist will be charged and then this will create a chilling effect on an IVF option.
00:26:36.000It creates a tremendous vague general anxiety about Republicans taking away these options from people and that is exactly the opposite
00:27:04.000But the politics of this question is how this is going to influence people heading into the election.
00:27:14.000And to that point, Republicans have come out very strongly in the past 24 hours condemning this decision and forcefully talking about how supportive they are of IVF and how they want it to be expanded and how they think it's a terrific thing and so on.
00:29:36.000We had great viewership, even though Rumble was bugging out a little bit.
00:29:40.000There was some buffering issue on the website, which seems to happen now and then.
00:29:45.000And even in spite of the fact that many people were reporting that the stream was having buffering issues or bandwidth issues, we had close to 9,000 live viewers, which is not bad.
00:29:57.000I mean, we threw this thing together last minute, Friday afternoon.
00:30:03.000And, you know, again, almost 10,000 viewers even with severe technical handicaps.
00:30:10.000So, the Rumble, I've just been blown away.
00:30:15.000And then tomorrow, in case you missed it, tomorrow I will be live streaming the results of the South Carolina Primary at 6 o'clock Central Time.
00:30:25.000So, 6 o'clock Central Time tomorrow, I'll be going live all night.
00:32:00.000I gotta be involved in all of it so that, I mean I've been just...
00:32:04.000Running all over town doing things But I promise by the end of the year you're gonna say wow totally worth it because we're revamping the show We're working on aft pack.
00:32:16.000We're we're working on a lot of things so So I think I might not be doing a show Monday just giving you a heads up, but I'll tell you tomorrow and of course I'll be streaming tomorrow, so Everybody will be getting a lot of content
00:35:31.000But for future reference, you can't give these people even that much attention, because I'll bet you, and you know I'm right about this, you know it, she knows it, pretty much the whole world knows.
00:35:47.000She loves the attention that she's getting from Brian Sanchez and Culture War Criminal.
00:35:54.000And she can pretend that she doesn't, and she of course is our political adversary, so she writes nasty things about us and she ruins lives and things like that.
00:36:04.000But you know that on a purely personal, primal, instinctual level, she's just loving that attention.
00:36:12.000When she's covering her face and giving the finger, she's blushing.
00:40:11.000I have a very good friend of mine who is, I don't want to say who it is, because it's a well-known person, but I have a friend of mine, it's so funny.
00:40:21.000He's tall, he's handsome, he's rich, he's come from a rich family, funny, just great guy.
00:40:35.000And, you know, I was talking to him one time and he swore up and down that, like, the secret to his success is this book that he read about, like, the art of making money or something.
00:40:45.000And I wanted to say, now, do you think that you are successful because you read this book or because you're tall, handsome, athletic, funny, likable?
00:40:56.000You know, I'm like, you know, somehow I don't think it was the book.
00:41:00.000I feel like if there was a control variable
00:41:53.000We talked a little bit about this on the interview today.
00:41:57.000And Brother Nathaniel basically said that we as right-wing people, or Christians, whatever you want to call it, we have to get away from the sensational stuff.
00:42:25.000Like, is this stuff... Because sometimes stirring up the masses is a good thing.
00:42:31.000But we're not using this stuff to get them to blow something up.
00:42:34.000We're not using this to get them to go and, you know, take action.
00:42:41.000People get all uptight, and they blab about it at the water cooler, and then they sit their white ass down and go back to work.
00:42:52.000muttering to themselves like impotent losers.
00:42:55.000They go to the water cooler with their other white, you know, Gen X boomer friend, vaguely conservative, and they take a little sip out of the Dixie cup and they say, oh, you see that Google AI thing?
00:43:52.000And every time one of these things... I've been saying it lately, actually.
00:43:59.000Every time one of these things pops off, everybody treats it like it's the biggest thing in the world and they act like it has so much significance.
00:44:15.000Do you remember when the Robert E. Lee statue was burned down and everybody made it their profile picture on Twitter for like a week?
00:44:26.000And everybody said, what did they say?
00:45:14.000Before they changed it two weeks later and forgot it a week after that.
00:45:19.000And no one will ever talk about it ever again going forward until the end of time.
00:45:25.000Just like the countless other things that you've already forgotten, that we swore we wouldn't forget, that we swore was a profound symbol of decline.
00:45:35.000We forgot all of these things over the years.
00:45:38.000And you realize that that is what the conservative movement does.
00:45:44.000The conservative ink, conservative political movement, conservatism, that's really all it does anymore, is whip people up into a frenzy about stupid stuff, like about the Goya beans.
00:47:45.000The elite would react to... I mean, maybe this stuff would never have been initiated, but you could see that Elon Musk, even in a censorship environment, even in an environment where it's not popular or trendy to be against white genocide, he is.
00:48:00.000And that just gives you a clue that if we always had a white elite, probably this anti-white stuff never would have metastasized to the extent that it has now.
00:49:29.000To insist constantly that, like, about these little things like, oh,
00:49:35.000The AI image generator won't generate white people.
00:49:39.000I suppose it is effective propaganda, but on some level it eventually just becomes preaching to the choir, I feel like.
00:49:49.000And if that is done in a self... And here, I'm about to say something which maybe if you're not agreeing with me so far, here's my message.
00:50:00.000If you are self-consciously preaching to the choir, or you're just creating this as propaganda, then I think that's fine.
00:50:08.000The problem lies in the fact that this seems to be all that conservatives actually do.
00:50:42.000It seems that as time has gone on, the movement conservatism has hollowed out from the inside, and now it seems like this is all that they really produce, is this.
00:50:54.000The conservative pundits and commentators, it's just like an endless diet of, and I hate this expression, but like outrage fuel or outrage bait.
00:51:57.000All the commentary is reaction and it's all polemical.
00:52:03.000Conservatives have a lot of complaints, a lot of grievances.
00:52:07.000They don't have a lot of insights about technology.
00:52:11.000They don't have a lot of insights about art.
00:52:13.000They don't have a lot of insights about, you know, what would an alternative look like?
00:52:19.000And if they have anything like that, it's typically very poorly thought out, seems almost just like a knee-jerk reaction to what the left is providing.
00:52:28.000And so that's really a problem, that that seems to be all that conservatives can put up.
00:52:33.000And this is a billion-dollar industry.
00:52:35.000You know, these Charlie Kirk, Daily Wire, Fox News, the GOP, all that stuff together, it's billions of dollars.
00:53:04.000So... So we got to get better about that.
00:53:10.000But I want to get into the story, so we haven't even gotten into the story, but the big development from today is that Google's AI image generator called Gemini is not generating images of white people, and of course that betrays an extreme anti-white bias.
00:53:27.000Why would an artificial intelligence image generator not be able to produce an image of a white person?
00:53:33.000Why would it almost seem to resist generating an image of a white person?
00:53:38.000And people were trying all kinds of tests.
00:53:40.000They would say, show me an Irish person in the 19th century and it would show a black person.
00:53:46.000There were no black people in Ireland in the 1800s.
00:53:49.000People would say, show me a picture of a Viking and it would show a picture of a black person.
00:54:14.000And so someone had to intentionally, we don't know precisely what they did, but someone had to intentionally come up with some kind of algorithm with a racial, ideological basis
00:54:27.000That would inform the AI not to produce a white person.
00:54:32.000Who knows what exactly the AI was instructed to do?
00:54:36.000You know, none of that stuff is public.
00:54:39.000But clearly some, you know, wokester or whatever, some Jew or whomever, created this AI to not make white people.
00:54:49.000It's some sort of, something about racial equity.
00:54:55.000And that betrays the anti-white bias at Silicon Valley.
00:54:59.000It betrays the ideological bias, the ideological capture.
00:55:04.000Silicon Valley is filled with trannies and liberal Asians and liberal Jews and liberal white people and they are now
00:55:16.000They're now transitioning all this technology to have their values.
00:55:20.000They're encoding, I don't know the technological, the technology vocabulary, but they're programming the technology to reflect their values.
00:55:35.000It says, quote, Google has stopped allowing users to generate images of humans with its Gemini AI tool after people complained that it produced pictures of black founding fathers, a female pope, and gay couples when it was asked to create images of straight couples.
00:55:52.000Google and other AI providers aim to avoid bias in the output of their generative AI tools, but removing stereotypes keeps tripping them up.
00:56:01.000Gemini's mistakes triggered a wave of criticism, particularly from the right.
00:56:05.000Elon Musk called the error racist and anti-civilizational.
00:56:09.000And the New York Post and others accused Google of being woke.
00:56:15.000But it's not really woke, it's really anti-white.
00:56:19.000They always call it everything other than what it is.
00:56:23.000They'll trot out this stuff like it's globalist, it's anti-civilization, it's racist, it's woke.
00:56:58.000You know, if it's against straight white men and you say, well, you're against civilization, you know, there's an inference to be drawn there.
00:57:08.000It says, on Wednesday, Google responded to the complaints admitting that Gemini was missing the mark.
00:57:39.000The company announced Thursday it was pausing image generation of humans and would release a new version soon.
00:57:44.000By Friday, the company issued a longer explanation.
00:57:48.000Senior Vice President said, this wasn't what we intended.
00:57:52.000Google and others have been struggling to solve a known problem in AI, which is that without some guidance, tools will naturally generate stereotypical images based on the data they are trained on.
00:58:02.000That data comes from people, and people have prejudices.
00:58:07.000AI creators' efforts to avoid stereotypes have been shaped by at least a decade of missteps in which AI image generators provided all white male CEO portraits in Google Photos AI sorting algorithm classified black people as gorillas.
01:01:02.000You're either mentally ill, something traumatic happened, something humiliating happened, and that made you resentful, spiteful, it's manifesting in a negative way.
01:02:54.000But if you give it to a computer, a computer that doesn't have trauma, a computer that isn't ignorant because you input an inhuman amount of data into it, and a computer can't be evil, it has no will, there's no value judgment happening there.
01:03:31.000The article goes on, it says, Google and others have been struggling to solve a known problem in AI, which is that without guidance, tools will naturally generate stereotypical images based on the data they are trained on.
01:03:43.000That data comes from people, and people have prejudices.
01:04:35.000They're not values, you know, they're quantities.
01:04:39.000Anyway, but this is an Axios article, so that's their explanation for it.
01:04:46.000It says, Critics suggest the generative AI doesn't really understand anything, and it will take more than incremental advances to solve this problem.
01:04:54.000There's no such thing as an AI system without values, says Ina Fried, and that means this newest technology platform must navigate partisan rifts, culture war chasms, and international tensions from the very beginning.
01:05:09.000So the story, like I said, there's really not much to it other than that AI delivers results that they don't like.
01:05:18.000Just like social media, by the way, because when you really consider it, social media is a form of intelligence.
01:05:26.000It is a form of collective decentralized intelligence.
01:06:34.000Where you look at particular keywords or particular phrases and, you know, so some of the information's, it's complex, but it's still data.
01:06:42.000It's still inputs into a system and it can still be analyzed.
01:06:46.000Some of it is very simple, like likes, retweets, because that's a button that is, it's, you either like it or you don't.
01:06:52.000And some posts are liked and some aren't liked.
01:06:56.000And so social media is a form of intelligence.
01:07:00.000When human beings get together and they talk,
01:07:03.000Even just stating the position is a form of intelligence, and that's why what is happening to AI is very similar to what happened in the past to social media.
01:07:15.000When everybody was connected on Twitter and Facebook, when this stuff first kicked off, when everybody got a smartphone, when every 13 year old girl got a smartphone and then joined Facebook and Instagram,
01:07:29.000It created the world's largest computer, where hundreds of millions of people were interacting in real time, all the time, completely without geographical separation, and again, talking about things.
01:07:45.000And this is like, in a way, a calculator.
01:07:51.000If information is being shared and people are evaluating based on their opinions, the problem is that people started to arrive at novel conclusions.
01:08:00.000When everybody was being told something by television, everybody thought a certain way.
01:08:05.000Things that were on TV were then sent out into the public, and then the public talked among themselves in a local way.
01:08:14.000And there was some feedback loop, but it was
01:08:32.000And eventually people start to come to new conclusions, and people start to find new data, and there's this effort underway to uncover the truth, so the government shut it down.
01:09:15.000A billion, two billion people on YouTube, and you say, hey, everybody upload video content.
01:09:22.000You're gonna get PewDiePie, you're gonna get Christchurch, you're gonna get the 2018 Rewind, you're gonna get a Holocaust documentary, you're gonna get something about the Anunnaki, you're gonna get Joe Rogan.
01:11:05.000Whoever has mastery of the technology rules the day.
01:11:11.000If liberals control it, it's going to be a liberal future.
01:11:14.000That's why this is actually important.
01:11:16.000Because what this tells us is that if the AI is delivering no images of white people, then we know who's running the AI.
01:11:24.000And AI, unlike other tools, may be the most powerful tool that mankind has ever created.
01:11:32.000You know, we used to look at the automobile that way, and then we used to look at the computer chip that way, and then we looked at the smartphone, iPhone, that way.
01:11:42.000AI is going to make the smartphone look like how the smartphone made the radio look, in terms of magnitude.
01:11:54.000People look at how radio changed the world, pales in comparison to how iPhone changes the world, changes human consciousness.
01:12:01.000AI will be a similar type of singularity in terms of technological progress.
01:12:09.000And if the people that control it are coding in equity because they don't want a white CEO to show up, they don't want people to Google CEO and for AI to turn up an image of a white person,
01:12:21.000That tells you who's running it, and that tells you who's going to control the technology.
01:12:26.000That's pretty bad for white people, if that's who's controlling it.
01:12:34.000So the only significance of the story, it's not just like your regular outrage fuel like, you know, oh boo, like Siri doesn't like Trump.
01:12:43.000This one actually may be pretty serious because
01:12:47.000While all this other stuff is going on, while there's this culture war going on about Trump and Biden and all this other stuff,
01:12:55.000The thing that is slowly, steadily improving and increasing is artificial intelligence, which is behind the scenes changing everything.
01:13:02.000And I was going to talk a little bit more about this, but people don't realize the next generation technologies, you're already seeing them, you just don't imagine the ways in which they will transform life because you don't fully understand them yet.
01:13:15.000You don't fully understand their applications.
01:13:17.000You don't fully understand the texture of how they're going to change our lives.
01:13:23.000So like, for example, the Apple Vision Pro just came out.
01:13:28.000And a lot of people that don't get it said, oh, Mark Zuckerberg's an idiot.
01:13:34.000He put all his money, he put all his chips on the metaverse and on these stupid VR headsets.
01:13:49.000But they don't understand what the technology represents.
01:13:53.000They don't understand the suite of next-generation technologies, which are all in their infancy right now, which are all arriving, and they don't understand the ways in which they'll combine.
01:14:04.000They don't understand what they really are, and they don't consequently then understand the ways in which they'll combine.
01:14:10.000So if you read the white papers on this stuff, like for example from Meta, Meta has a white paper about the Metaverse.
01:14:17.000And it talks very specifically about what technologies will be introduced.
01:14:21.000It talks about NFTs, talks about digital currency, talks about 5G, talks about the mixed reality headsets, talks about other wearable devices, wearable tech, talks about biometrics,
01:14:37.000These are all going to combine and completely change the way that humanity interacts with computers.
01:15:02.000became the new rich and as a result became a new elite class.
01:15:09.000They kind of became like how the commercial class replaced the feudal lords or the aristocrat landowners.
01:15:16.000In the same way the Silicon Valley founders, the PayPal mafia, in bed with MIT and the intelligence agencies have sort of replaced the old school General Electric, Halliburton, Standard Oil guys.
01:15:30.000And similarly in the future it's going to be the NFT, crypto, AI people that may replace the founders of the last generation of tech companies.
01:15:42.000The people that can master the stuff and really conceptually understand it and master it, they're going to determine the future.
01:15:52.000So I don't know if I'll... I may do a stream and talk a little bit more about the Apple Vision Pro because I have some thoughts about that.
01:16:01.000But suffice to say for the story For this story for the story today about Gemini and the image generator is This stuff is important.
01:16:11.000The technology is extremely important and if you're looking for something to get into you got to learn how to use this stuff
01:18:09.000Very different than New York City, where the center of power used to be.
01:18:14.000The center of power in America for hundreds of years was New York City, because it was the center of commerce.
01:18:22.000And it was where all of the companies that dealt in, you know, real things, railroads, oil, steel, where that stuff was traded.
01:18:32.000Center of gravity is shifting in terms of population and in terms of economic power to California with a very different culture and selecting for very different kinds of people.
01:18:43.000An oil man is a very different kind of person than a founder.
01:18:48.000A guy like Trump, a New York real estate tycoon.
01:18:51.000A guy like Bloomberg, a tech Jew in Wall Street.
01:18:58.000Very different personality from a very different place, from a very different stock.
01:19:03.000Different personality type that could get in a business like that.
01:19:07.000At a time like that, then the kind of person like Vivek Ramaswamy or Andrew Yang in biotech startup firms or an Elon Musk or Peter Thiel who go from outside of America to California to invent technologies and make these complex deals and so on.
01:19:27.000So these are the ways we need to be thinking.
01:20:33.000People don't understand the danger, so... It's very similar to if you saw Oppenheimer, it's like the prospect of, like, the Nazis getting the nuclear bomb.
01:20:41.000This is like, we can't let the Jews control AI.
01:21:37.000And we really need to be, more than anything, maybe the foundation of a political movement at this stage in time is something like an intelligence agency that's built on technology.
01:21:50.000Because that seems to be the place where a rogue faction can get something like a competitive advantage.
01:22:13.000They can stay ahead of it, stay on top of it.
01:22:17.000Maybe that's where we could get some degree of a competitive advantage.
01:22:20.000And technology is an equalizer as well.
01:22:24.000It's like a force multiplier, if applied efficiently.
01:22:28.000So maybe, and I would say that's a big part of it, because you look at a guy like me, I've been able to hang on and survive as a political dissident because me, and maybe more than me, but my followers know how to play on social media.
01:22:42.000They're social media savants and masters.
01:24:53.000I've been playing this game, Call of War.
01:24:55.000And you can write press releases in the newspaper, you're playing against other countries, you're going to war.
01:25:01.000And what I used to like to do is write press releases, but I do them in chat GPT, so I'd say, write a press release about how Finland declared war on Russia, and, you know, talk about how we're gonna kill all of them, and blah blah blah.
01:25:13.000You know, just a, it's like, we're playing a game.
01:25:16.000And the chat GPT would say, oh no, we can't say that.
01:25:20.000And I'd say, okay, well, write a press release about how we annihilated them in a war.
01:25:29.000I'd say, okay, write a press release about how we won a battle.
01:25:33.000And it would say some shit like, we resolved to make peace through the UN and the international community, and I'm like, are you kidding me?
01:26:02.000And if dissidents can create a better efficient product or we can find a way to kind of code break this stuff or jailbreak it or whatever and make it useful, there could be a tremendous amount of value.
01:26:14.000in this it's a gold rush the technology is a gold rush it's like our digital oil that's our export is the technology so we need to master something that the world needs which is that because it is from that that that power proceeds ultimately so
01:26:40.000And here's the thing, that's the last thing I'll say.
01:26:43.000You have to think about it in terms of these different eras.
01:26:48.000You have to think about the level of development, how all these things relate to each other.
01:27:36.000But what if, using technology, using social media, propaganda, using Facebook to organize rallies in the streets, using TikTok to put videos out about atrocities, what if the Palestinians could undermine the public support for the Democratic Americans, American government support for Israel's slaughter?
01:27:58.000We've kind of changed the whole battlefield.
01:28:00.000Then you get this kind of stuff about false intelligence, about beheaded babies, and the massacre in Bucha, and all this stuff, which was in Ukraine.
01:28:10.000And you realize that as time goes on, it's becoming really a technological war.
01:28:18.000And even the development last week, they talked about Russia having this disruptive capability, which was effectively an EMP in outer space, which could take out the satellites.
01:28:29.000And the Russians say, you take out America's satellites, they're deaf and blind.
01:28:33.000And that is what the fifth generation warfare is all about.
01:28:36.000It's about all of the different weapon systems communicating with each other, with satellites, and the idea is that the superior
01:28:47.000Logistics, effectively, of all the weapon systems communicating is going to create an extremely efficient, smart military.
01:28:56.000But what if you take out the satellites?
01:28:58.000What if you, you know, what if you get in the middle of that process and you realize we're in the intelligence era.
01:29:20.000Elon Musk is a decisive factor in the Ukraine war because he runs Starlink.
01:29:26.000He controls the company that runs Starlink.
01:29:29.000Mossad is decisive because we know they're behind these billionaire networks that got Claudine Gay fired and that are fighting against TikTok.
01:29:40.000It's a spy world and it reflects the level of technological development and the latest means of organizing society and conducting warfare.
01:29:55.000Just like in the previous generation, it was about firearms.
01:29:59.000The previous generation, everything was reflective of firearms.
01:30:03.000That's where populism and nationalism comes from.
01:30:07.000Because the government needed to get a million people to get a gun and train them for a little while and then they'd go out and shoot people.
01:30:14.000It just needed a big army of people that knew how to, had a rudimentary skill of shooting people.
01:30:19.000So you needed to charge these people up and say, hey, take up arms, literally, hey, grab a gun and go and fight.
01:30:30.000The state that could win is the one that could marshal
01:30:34.000The power of industrial economics and the people power, the manpower of getting people to take up arms and go and fight.
01:30:43.000The generation before that, it was cavalry.
01:30:47.000And so it was people that were trained from birth in the aristocracy to ride horses and to do the specialized kind of fighting and it was the nation with the superior cavalry, the superior military training.
01:31:06.000And so every generation, it's the level of technological development, it's the type of political organization, it's the type of economic development.
01:31:15.000We have to be thinking forward about how society will evolve in those ways.
01:31:21.000In the United States in the 21st century, what is economic development going to look like?
01:31:28.000What is technological development going to look like?
01:31:30.000What is political organization going to look like?
01:31:34.000How are they going to affect each other?
01:31:36.000How can we get in the middle of that process?
01:32:52.000Wars don't happen like they used to anymore.
01:32:54.000When America wants to invade a country, they don't say, hey, put on a uniform, here's a flag, and here's a gun, and go in there with tanks, because that doesn't make any sense anymore.
01:33:08.000What they do is they just send in like a few troublemakers
01:33:12.000To network, excuse me, with the student groups, with the ethnic minorities, with some of the religious minorities.
01:33:19.000They pump the propaganda into the social media.
01:33:52.000I'm sure they sent in infiltrators to disrupt and discredit and divide the right-wing movement with some degrees of effectiveness.
01:34:07.000So, we have to think future, not past.
01:34:09.000We can't think of terms of like, we're gonna wear, we need a new Hugo Boss to make a new Hitler costume so that, you know, we can rally the people to go and march in the street and take over the street.
01:36:02.000Henry Ford Sent $20, Nick How Many Good Men Married Into Judaism Before The Internet Was Around To Help Red Pill People?
01:36:09.000Imagine Having Your Realization Prior To The Internet, The Temptation Had To Be So Much Larger To Just Agree That Goy Are Gullible And Join In.
01:36:17.000I Can't Imagine The Torment Someone Like George Lincoln Rockwell Endured.
01:39:34.000In very unique circumstances, but... Yeah, I don't... I tend not to because...
01:39:56.000One, the Left doesn't acknowledge the authority of the Founders.
01:40:01.000So, I don't think that wins the argument.
01:40:06.000The basis would have to be that you have to be arguing with somebody who cares about what the Founding Fathers said, which the Left doesn't.
01:40:15.000So, to argue with the Left and say, well, you know, John Adams said this, it's like, well, they don't care.
01:40:23.000And I also, on some level, don't even think it matters.
01:40:26.000I think that we should be arguing about what's best rather than, like, the founders.
01:40:58.000It's in a far different position than it was back then with different pressures and different things going on.
01:41:04.000So, a lot of the problems that they talked about were timeless problems.
01:41:09.000And for that reason, that's why what they said still holds weight.
01:41:17.000To say, well, you know, the founder said it, so that's the way it is.
01:41:20.000I think you need to justify it beyond that.
01:41:24.000You know, you hear these, like, conservatives, they say, well, the Constitution says... I'm like, it kind of doesn't matter what the Constitution says, because we can change the Constitution.
01:41:36.000You know, they say, well, you can't make America a Christian theocracy because of the Constitution.
01:41:41.000It's like, well, the Constitution was written with a civilizational precondition that everyone was Christian.
01:41:50.000300 years later, America's not Christian, it's run by Jews, and it's got a bunch of black people in it, and they have full legal equality, and it's got a bunch of Mexicans and Chinese and Indians.
01:43:30.000Everybody knows that Protestants are, they're almost like 40% of the equation in America.
01:43:36.000If you look at all the aid that goes to Israel, the political base of support for Israel comes from Protestants.
01:43:43.000Because, here's the truth, most Catholics in America are liberal.
01:43:47.000Most Catholics in America are really non-adherent.
01:43:51.000Like, they don't go to Mass, they don't believe in transubstantiation, they don't believe, most American Catholics don't even believe in the fundamental doctrines of the Catholic Church.
01:44:00.000And consequently, most of them are liberal.
01:44:02.000Most of them are like, you know, liberal old church ladies.
01:44:08.000And the base of support for Israel is coming from Southern evangelicals and Protestants in the Republican Party.
01:44:16.000Because Catholics are not especially conservative in the United States.
01:44:23.000And you know that's changed the texture of that is changing because of all these Hispanics that are coming here and the Hispanics are more devout than the Native American Catholics but That does remain true.
01:44:36.000I think Trump won the Catholics but historically Catholics have been liberal so I
01:44:45.000I'm not sure what the... Oh, this just sounds like you're pissed because I, like, have a problem with Protestants.
01:47:51.000Yeah, so I guess I would say maybe Vivek, maybe, honestly, much as I hate to say, maybe Tulsi.
01:47:58.000She'd be good as a vice president, even though I don't fully trust her.
01:48:05.000But it's because she's a woman, and she's probably the least bad woman in the GOP.
01:48:09.000You know, she's anti-war, so... But then again, I really oppose picking a woman as the Vice President, because a woman should never be President.
01:50:15.000Well and it was so funny because I so do you remember there was that girl she was like this tik-tok slut and she made a tik-tok and she said something like she's like a very liberal girl and she did a tik-tok where she basically said oh I went on a date with like a guy's guy like a real alpha male and I'm actually really into him and blah blah blah and all of these retards on conservative Twitter were like
01:50:57.000Like, you're just gay, because you don't think she's hot.
01:51:00.000And it turned out that she, not only is there something going on with her now, but she was also the girl that months before, she made a TikTok where she said, I'm at my friend's wedding, I've had chlamydia twice this year, and I'm in a situationship, I'm so broke, I had to get a guy on Tinder to drive me to the wedding, and I'm, you know, all this kind of, like, she's a total red flag basket case.
01:51:23.000This is who everybody was simping for.
01:51:25.000And saying, no, she's actually kind of cute.
01:51:43.000And then turns out he's like a Bitcoin Chad.
01:51:46.000Turns out, of course, this like degenerate liberal TikTok slut, her dad, is like this Chad, conservative, crypto-based boomer who loves Elon Musk and has been on all these podcasts.
01:52:00.000Been on a podcast with, I think, Dinesh D'Souza and some other people.
01:53:59.000And then your kid dies of a drug overdose.
01:54:01.000It's like, okay, well, you caused that.
01:54:04.000You know, or, if you're the type of person that says, oh, uh, I'm very pro-trans, and my kid's trans, and I'm proud, and then your kid, like, kills himself because he was trans.
01:54:54.000I don't really agree with that but I mean I get it I understand where he's coming from but I tend not to agree and I say that because my uncle died young and it was so hard on my grandmother because that pain is so nothing compares I'm sure I mean I have a lost child I don't have a child but
01:58:05.000It has to be your own intellectual journey.
01:58:10.000But if you're saying something like, you mentioned Nietzsche, like... I hate to break it to you, but if that's the opener, it doesn't sound good.
01:58:20.000You know, if you had a specific question about, you know, where you needed to be pointed, but like, oh, you mentioned St.
01:58:26.000Thomas and Nietzsche, who else is good?
01:58:31.000Jordan B sent $25, it's insane that you're the same age I was when I first starting tuning into AF on YouTube after the Halsey debate around 18 or so.
01:59:04.000When talking about the border crisis effect in elections or territory controlled from Idaho to Florida you used the phrase we referring to Republican or conservative but when confronted with stats on how Catholics vote versus Protestants you deflect saying I'm not conservative.
02:00:05.000I haven't seen a whole lot of his stuff lately.
02:00:07.000I know he used to do that, but is he doing that stuff still?
02:00:13.000But if he does, I obviously disapprove.
02:00:16.000From what I've seen from him on Twitter, he's talking about Elon should ban porn and stuff like that.
02:00:22.000So, as far as I've seen, I haven't seen him do a lot of degenerate stuff lately.
02:00:31.000And if he is doing that, I'm opposed to it.
02:00:35.000As far as Zerka and the numerology and stuff, yeah, I'm pretty against that stuff.
02:00:42.000I think that it's kind of creating this sin of scandal where you know if you if you talk about that stuff all the time and then people get people get turned on to it it doesn't matter even if because he always says oh well you know I'm not promoting it or whatever I'm not you know promoting it per se it's like yeah but if you're kind of glamorizing it and getting people interested in it and then people do and then they kind of become
02:01:13.000Pagans or something like that Then you're somewhat responsible So that's why I tend not to focus too much on the occult because it tends to create this like curiosity Same thing with the I mean the degenerate sex stuff.
02:01:28.000You got to set a good example Especially him.
02:01:32.000He's a big handsome guy who knows how to get girls and
02:01:37.000If he set the example and said, I'm going to try to live a chaste life, that would send a very strong message.
02:01:45.000But the problem is that when guys like that say, well, you got to play dirty, you know, well, why would anybody do the right thing?
02:01:53.000If like, if the big tall handsome guy who everybody aspires to be like that person says, yeah well those rules are for other people, well who are the rules for exactly?
02:02:03.000If you don't have to play by the rules and you're the famous aspirational figure, everybody wants to be like you, everybody thinks you're so cool, everybody thinks you're the shit, and you're saying, well I'm gonna indulge, but that's because the ends justify the means, I'm the guy that's gonna get dirty and I'm gonna indulge myself, it's like well,
02:02:30.000So, I've always been against this idea that, well, you got to make some compromises.
02:02:36.000This ends justify the means is not a Catholic position because we have a deontological morality, which means that we don't believe that it's about the outcome that is moral or that matters.
02:03:28.000Like, how you get to work is a means to an end.
02:03:30.000If you say, well, as long as the ends justify the means, it's like, well, there'd be no rules that govern society.
02:03:36.000The only rule would be, like, victory.
02:03:38.000The only rule would be getting your way, domination.
02:03:42.000So I've never agreed with that view, which a lot of people implicitly have, which is something like, hey, I get to do whatever I want as long as I get what I want.
02:03:57.000So, you know, but I'm not here to wag my finger and say, hey, Zyrka, stop having fun, because I mean, but then it puts me in a position I have to come across that way.
02:04:07.000But I don't really approve of that stuff.
02:04:41.000That would send a powerful message, because if a guy could get any girl he wants and doesn't, then, you know, then that makes it easier for everybody else to do it.
02:04:52.000But imagine the thought process for some, like, loser.
02:04:55.000If you're, like, an incel loser, and, like, a guy who could get any girl is taking him down all the time, then you would think to yourself, well, I can't get a girl, so I have to do whatever I can to get a girl, and, you know, if Zerkaa's doing it, then I gotta- I could do one, I could do two, and, you know, that's how we get to where we are now.
02:05:14.000We have to have, like, a total repudiation of the old way of thinking.
02:05:50.000I mean, if it's not good enough for us, who is it good enough for?
02:05:54.000If staying chaste until marriage, if not having sex, not using pornography, not doing these things, if that's not good enough for you, and it's not good enough for me, then who is that good enough for?
02:06:45.000We live in a world which is very... which is very far gone.
02:06:51.000And the world itself is very scandalous now.
02:06:53.000It's very difficult to live a moral life these days.
02:06:56.000So, there's this tendency where anybody that preaches moral life, if they don't live a perfect moral life, then everybody says, well, you must be a hypocrite.
02:07:05.000So, we have to take this into account as well.
02:17:13.000On the issue of intelligence, it's worrying that there is an IQ decline in the West because of the influx of low IQ immigrants, whereas China is on average 105 IQ and put state money into researching intelligence, race, human biodiversity, etc.
02:17:28.000On the issue of intelligence, it's worrying that... Thank you for pointing that out.
02:17:49.000Yeah, I'm just like kind of done with that whole, you know, fucking retards will take any opportunity you give them as an excuse to get like tell you their opinion about what you should eat.
02:19:25.000If I take a Claritin, my allergies go away.
02:19:29.000And people are like, well if you eat raw carrots and beet juice and turmeric and raw meat every day for 14 years, you may notice slight improvements.
02:19:45.000And it's like... I gotta go to Whole Foods every day for 18 months before I feel a modest improvement?
02:19:57.000Yeah, yeah, bro It's a sick care industry it's not healthcare industry they don't want us to be healthy It's like don't you have a job don't you have somewhere to be right now So
02:21:55.000DogeShitPoster69 sent $3, the reason why evangelicals support Israel, is because they're dispensationalists who don't believe the church is the New Testament.
02:22:04.000They believe they must support the Jews because of Genesis 12 3.
02:22:11.000Bobby Bobinson sent $5, do you go outside this time of year?
02:24:39.000But, uh... Well, he respected me because I had ideas, you know?
02:24:42.000Because I was one of the people that was able actually to adapt to that culture.
02:25:05.000He was pretty good at sniffing who was full of shit and who wasn't.
02:25:24.000You know because there's a lot of people around him that try to sound smart or try to sound like futuristic or something Try to sound like they they're a visionary I noticed that and he could people think that because he's a celebrity that he doesn't have a bullshit detector It's actually the opposite when you're a celebrity there are so many people and I saw it that try to approach and and sell you on something and
02:25:51.000I'm sure you get enough of those solicitations and eventually you're able to discern pretty quickly who's full of shit and who actually has something worthwhile.
02:26:01.000Maybe I'm just biased because he thought I had some things that were worthwhile to say.
02:26:07.000I would say though at that point it was probably because I mean I really showed off one day and that's why he took me to see Trump and then when Trump loved me I think at that point it was kind of a cinch because he was like man if Trump
02:26:30.000So I think, and I said this before, I think that's really maybe what earned his respect more than anything.
02:26:36.000Because the Mar-a-Lago thing was such a huge part of that, because it was a relatively short period.
02:26:41.000I mean, we really, when you really look at the timeline, it was like November 17th to like December 5th was like the, that was the A24 run, basically.
02:26:52.000And the Mar-a-Lago thing was kind of like the, kind of the biggest action
02:27:28.000If I were bullshitting before, at this point I'd be honest because I've been very critical of him lately and I haven't talked to him in almost a year.
02:27:38.000But he really was likable, like very naturally funny and really just like a good guy.
02:27:44.000He had a bad temper and he would have bad days.
02:27:46.000He was very childlike in that way, like he would have a bad day where he was just mad and you couldn't approach him, he would just kill you.
02:27:56.000It didn't matter, like what you said, he would find something and he would turn it into a big deal and fire you.
02:28:17.000He always thought that, like, I mean, we would just be doing our jobs, and he would think that we were trying to control him, or prevent him from doing things, and it's like, dude, like, now, granted, many people were, so, you know, I tend to think that
02:28:35.000It's often the case that people are paranoid for a reason.
02:28:38.000People always say a guy like Joseph Stalin was super paranoid, but everybody was trying to kill him.
02:28:56.000So, he was very paranoid, but almost to the point where it's kind of difficult to communicate because
02:29:03.000You would really just try to give them guidance, but at the same time, it's kind of tough because I think a lot of people felt very strongly about what we were doing, so they kind of gave their own opinions.
02:29:14.000And when you're working for somebody else, you have to give them options.
02:29:19.000You can't force them into what you want.
02:29:21.000You have to tell them in a very objective way, like, well, if that's what you want to do, this is what it entails, and we'll do it, you know?
02:29:29.000And you give them your informed opinion, but
02:29:33.000you're working for them so you know but anyway so he was pretty difficult to work with it was not it was not easy but at the same time I think he was able to get a lot out of people because he was very demanding but
02:29:48.000Aside from those aspects, I mean, that was really the most negative aspect.
02:29:54.000Everybody that I've ever known that worked with him loves him.
02:29:56.000There's not a lot of people that hate him, because he's just a really charming, likable, funny guy.
02:30:03.000Well, I don't know if considerate's the right word.
02:30:05.000but very like I would say respectful maybe not super considerate but very respectful like he would listen to anybody wouldn't let people interrupt each other he didn't like people attacking each other except when he did then he liked when people would fight sometimes so but he's just he's a fun he was a fun freewheeling guy but but yeah so it was a pretty good synergy I would say
02:30:30.000Billy sent $15, Nick coping with liberal Catholics sounds just like Zionist Jews saying liberal Jews aren't real Jews.
02:30:37.000Nick you and D. Michael feed this this narrative of it's based Catholics versus the world.
02:32:34.000But he's one of these very ecumenical guys.
02:32:36.000I don't really love that I've never loved these people that they're always like, well, I just like everybody because you know About a year ago.
02:32:45.000Oh, everyone says Bronze Age perverts a Jew.
02:32:47.000Well, I just love everybody and it's like yeah Well, you kind of need a little discernment actually not everybody's your friend But you tend to find this with northern Europeans or Europeans in general.
02:33:05.000He's a well-meaning guy and he's pretty solid.
02:33:12.000But I disagree with him a little on that.
02:33:16.000I remember that's the last thing I saw from him like a year ago or something.
02:33:23.000Bobby Bobinson sent $10, wasn't Protestantism founded by Martin Luther's 100 whatever theses in Germany?
02:33:30.000It's too bad we have to choose between super handsome, very based but short Italian Nick Fuenteses, and the tall, physically impeccable Schwarzenegger Protestants who are unfortunately liberal.
02:34:05.000Otherwise we'd all be hypocrites because we're all... nobody is perfect.
02:34:08.000So, you know, it's one thing to say we believe in a moral code which we sometimes fall short of versus like, you know, there is no moral code.
02:34:20.000Or there's a moral code but it doesn't really apply to me.
02:35:26.000You know, America will be dominant for years to come.
02:35:29.000I mean, there's some... After the coronavirus recession, many people say that China may never surpass the United States in nominal GDP because they have not been able to recover from the pandemic, and then there's this problem with their real estate, and so... and their population is now declining.
02:35:53.000So there are some people, there was a lot of writing of several months ago where they said new predictions say that China will never reach nominal GDP parity with the United States.
02:36:06.000In terms of manufacturing and purchasing power, they've already surpassed us.
02:36:11.000Their productive sector is three times bigger than ours.
02:36:15.000So their construction, manufacturing, agriculture, it's already far bigger than the United States.
02:36:23.000And some would say that by certain metrics their military is comparable because of comparable cost.
02:36:32.000China, their dollar goes more over there than ours does over here because labor's cheaper, materials are cheaper, and so the defense budget is deceptively larger and ours is deceptively smaller.
02:36:52.000So, a lot of it depends on how you measure these things.
02:36:54.000But point is, we're not going to live in a Chinese-dominated world.
02:36:59.000I think that the idea that China is going to outpace us, there were very similar fears about Japan in the 80s and 90s, that we were going to live in a Japanese world.
02:37:11.000The story of the 20th century may be that you're going to see Germany and Japan reassert themselves.
02:37:17.000And that China will be assertive and Russia will be assertive geopolitically.
02:37:24.000But America will probably still be the number one superpower until the end of the century.
02:37:30.000Unless there's some kind of big crack up in the United States where we kind of remove ourselves from the running.
02:37:42.000Kind of depends on what happens these next couple decades, but I think that the United States should intervene where necessary.
02:37:51.000But things like, I mean, the Iraq War was completely unnecessary.
02:38:29.000It has diminished their military because they've been fighting basically NATO.
02:38:36.000So, a lot of these people, they take this track where they say, well, Putin is just land-hungry, and this idea that Putin is reacting to NATO expansion, well, that's just a left-wing myth.
02:39:13.000If Russia were confident that Ukraine would remain in the CIS and they were going to remain in an economic partnership with Russia and have a pro-Russian government, then probably the war would have never happened.
02:39:27.000So, these are the kinds of things which are totally, probably avoidable.
02:39:32.000Same thing with this war in the Middle East.
02:40:50.000And what happens when there's no clergy reading the Bible is people say that Jesus came to the Indians in North America and has this new book and everything and I'm speaking in tongues!
02:42:14.000If you didn't have a clergy, you would have to invent one.
02:42:18.000If you are a Protestant and you don't have a clergy, you would have to invent one.
02:42:23.000Because there needs to be a high IQ specialist class where it's their job to read and understand the Bible.
02:42:33.000And then, the people that read and understand it need authority.
02:42:38.000What happens if everyone is reading the same book and, you know, dumb people and smart people and malicious people and disruptive, emotional people, entryist-type people just start giving their opinions?
02:43:29.000Because there is one correct interpretation, and if you have ten people reading it, you're gonna get more than one interpretation, so do you know what that means?
02:43:41.000There's only one way where there's no error, and that's if there's one authority on interpretation, which proceeds from the authority of one man.
02:46:03.000Well, none of that stuff really matters.
02:46:06.000None of that stuff's really important.
02:46:07.000You can kind of believe whatever you want about everything else.
02:46:11.000Whether we're saved by works or faith, whether it's Bible or clergy, whether you think there's 70-some books or 60-some books, or really whatever you believe.
02:46:21.000Whether you think Mary was sinless or not, whether you
02:47:26.000Or, again, you say, well, no, it's actually not that deep.
02:47:29.000It really doesn't matter that much, because salvation isn't dependent on it, and therefore,
02:47:34.000You know, we're just gonna kind of boil it down to the lowest common denominator It's like well if you're a good person, you're gonna go you're gonna be saved.
02:47:41.000That doesn't make sense either because why would God make a Bible?
02:47:46.000Why would God do any of this stuff if none of it mattered?
02:47:50.000You think God doesn't care about how you live your life?
02:49:11.000Catholicism is completely independent.
02:49:14.000So, you know, if there were no Catholics, Protestants would have to invent them.
02:49:19.000If there were no clergy, Protestants would have to invent it to canonize their Bible, to give the correct interpretation, to facilitate new pastors or, you know, whatever they call them over there.
02:50:08.000I think he's great entertaining, a great entertainer.
02:50:11.000And I agree he, you know, some of his streams he sends a good message, but what about the streams where he's... Doing the raunchiest sexual stuff.
02:51:45.000You know, they had their own individual things that were good, you know, built for Cuban links and
02:51:53.000Liquid Swords and stuff like that, you know, they all had their own solo projects that were good or at least some of them did but But they I mean their only good album as a group everybody knows 36 Chambers same thing with Nas I mean Nas made other albums.
02:52:12.000I don't think any of them lived up to Illmatic so So what's on that one New York State of Mind and
02:52:27.000World is Yours, Life's a Bitch, what's is that?
03:02:31.000This guy who's basically a midwit retard, but he has this intense obsession with 9-11 and a research ability, so he is now a wealth of knowledge.