RIP AARON BUSHNELL: US Airman SELF IMMOLATES In Protest Of GAZA GENOCIDE | America First Ep. 1298RIP AARON BUSHNELL: US Airman SELF IMMOLATES In Protest Of GAZA GENOCIDE | America First Ep. 1298
A 25-year-old U.S. Air Force Sergeant committed suicide in protest of the Israeli invasion of Gaza and the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C. This is a story that has been the number one story in the world since October, and yet no one in the mainstream media has covered it. Why is this happening? And why is it not covered on the front page of any of the major news outlets in the United States? What does it tell us about who controls the world, and why does the world not care about it? And what does it say about who really has the final say over the world and who has the last say over everything? And does it prove that the only people in favor of this genocide are the Jews, and the whole world is opposed to it? Or does it show that the Jews are the only ones who have the power to stop it? And yet, as we've been talking about since it started, that tells you something about who owns the world. and as I've been discussing since October. And as we're entering the 4th month of the conflict, and now we're into the fourth month of this war, that's not only the Jews but the entire world is against it, but it doesn't stop! What does that tell you about the Israel lobby and the rest of the world? What do you think? . Is it possible that the world is powerless in the face of genocide? or does it really have the final word in the Middle East, or is it really even ? or the only one that has the power in any say over what s going on at all? and is it even who really ? And that s got a say? in the matter Or what does that mean any , if it s going to stop the genocide of course not it s right or or is just does it & do a to n or ? and what does can have the right say over all we etc so c How does it all really mean? How do we know that ... how are we in Israel why
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00:07:54.000Our featured story tonight, we're talking about the U.S.
00:07:57.000Airman who killed himself yesterday in front of the Israeli Embassy and he self-immolated, burned himself to death in protest of America's support for Israel and their war in Gaza.
00:08:24.000service member in the Air Force, and he walked right in front of the Israeli Embassy yesterday afternoon, broad daylight, and doused himself in kerosene or gasoline or something and lit himself on fire and then died on the spot.
00:08:43.000And he said that he was doing this in protest of the Israeli occupation of Palestine.
00:08:51.000So it's a very sad situation, very evocative imagery, and everybody's been giving their take about this today.
00:09:02.000What's interesting about it, so we'll talk all about the situation, we'll talk about the guy, because this guy's kind of interesting.
00:09:10.000He's like a leftist, but there's a little more to the story there.
00:09:15.000But what's interesting about this story is it's a pretty huge deal.
00:09:20.000This war in Gaza has been the number one story since October.
00:11:02.000In four months of this, I think we're entering... I haven't done a show on Gaza in a bit, but I think the last one I did was 135 days into the war.
00:11:12.000So we're entering the fourth month of the conflict, and now you've got a U.S.
00:11:17.000servicemember, a member of the military, who kills himself in the most excruciating way in front of Israel's embassy in the nation's capital.
00:12:01.000Nobody thinks this is an interesting enough story to put on the front page.
00:12:05.000There are stories on the front page about COVID, about a remark that Biden made about the war, about climate change, about everything else.
00:12:17.000But they didn't think to cover the U.S.
00:12:19.000servicemember who self-immolated in front of the Israeli Embassy in the nation's capital protesting this war, this genocide which has been going on now for four months and opposed by the whole world.
00:13:42.000This has been years, years in the making.
00:13:47.000So the Supreme Court has now taken up and will consider and probably decide on these cases at some point in June.
00:13:56.000It's these two cases regarding tech censorship and the central question is whether the states, state governments, can tell the big tech firms that they cannot censor.
00:14:14.000In Florida, the law says that tech platforms cannot censor candidates running for office.
00:14:21.000The Texas law says that anyone who feels they have been censored due to viewpoint discrimination can sue the big tech companies in court.
00:14:32.000So they're slightly different but they are both being challenged by the same lobbying firm which is representing all the big tech companies.
00:14:39.000It's made its way through the federal court system and now will be considered by the Supreme Court.
00:14:47.000We are getting a sense of what the arguments are and we'll talk a little bit about where the different justices stand and what arguments have been made and what this is going to look like but like I said this could be extremely consequential because if the judges side with the states it means that red states can force big tech not to censor us.
00:15:16.000If the Supreme Court sides with the challengers, it means that it's over.
00:16:44.000But this is what you get when you have all these people from the neocon pool.
00:16:55.000When you elect representatives that are neocons, when you pick people in the White House, the Trump administration that are neocons, when you appoint judges that were recommended by the Federalist Society at the behest of Mitch McConnell, you lose.
00:18:06.000Before we get into it, I want to remind you to smash the follow button, get a push notification whenever I go live.
00:18:14.000I'm probably gonna do a stream tomorrow or Wednesday.
00:18:18.000I'd like to do that Patriot Front stream finally Because their head guy just got arrested Womp womp no it actually it sucks
00:18:32.000I am, don't get me wrong, I am 100% smug and and I am gloating about it absolutely because I'm completely vindicated and I'm totally correct and that goofus went on a stream and gave this passive-aggressive snarky little rebuttal to what I said on my show and then he gets charged
00:18:54.000And I'm not going to cover the whole thing tonight, but I wanted to do a follow-up because I had intended on doing a stream on Patriot Front weeks ago, but it just went out in the news.
00:19:05.000But they're back in the news because their head guy just got arrested.
00:19:08.000This Thomas Rousseau got arrested seven years after Charlottesville with, you guessed it, or maybe not, an obscure KKK statute.
00:19:22.000And, in that sense, I almost feel bad for him.
00:19:27.000Because what they're doing is totally unfair, and it's totally wrong, and shameful, and it's contrary to the Constitution, and it's a violation of our civil rights.
00:19:52.000I hope that he doesn't get a severe penalty.
00:19:54.000I really do because, I mean, they could just as easily charge me or anybody else that was involved in Charlottesville or January 6th or anything.
00:20:48.000And it just makes it easier when you do something big in public and outside and, you know, inviting everybody or even just your group or whatever.
00:20:59.000When you invite chaos, when you go out in public and do these demonstrations like that,
00:21:06.000That's almost like you're asking for it.
00:21:11.000I'm gonna, if you're not satisfied with that, I will give my full analysis on this tomorrow, because it's just, it really is an awful situation.
00:21:19.000So I mean, don't get me wrong, I do feel very smug, because I'm completely vindicated on this.
00:21:25.000So I know a lot of people who are sympathetic to them are gonna say, oh you're an asshole, okay.
00:21:32.000But I will also say honest to God that I am he has my complete sympathy and my complete support in this matter I'm with him all I unironically.
00:22:55.000The genocide, the war, has been going on since October.
00:23:00.000And from the beginning, it has been in contravention of international law and the laws of war.
00:23:07.000It has been contrary to American foreign policy.
00:23:11.000Any way that you cut it, there is really no reason to support this unless you are an Israeli citizen or a Jewish Zionist.
00:23:20.000Because what they've been doing, like I said, let's say you're a liberal idealist.
00:23:24.000Well, it's against the laws of war, it's against the Atlantic Charter, the UN, all that stuff.
00:23:31.000The United Nations, through Uniting for Peace, has repeatedly condemned it and voted to condemn it.
00:23:38.000Even if you're a right-wing American nationalist, this war has been conducted completely against any kind of sensible American foreign policy.
00:23:48.000American foreign policy wants Israel to withdraw from the occupied territories, wants an end to the settlements, they do not want to risk any kind of regional conflict, and it is doing all those things.
00:24:01.000This war is doing all of that and more.
00:24:04.000So whether, and what's more, if you're a Christian, if you are a Catholic, you cannot countenance the slaughter of children and civilians like this.
00:24:18.000And that's not me being a bleeding heart.
00:24:20.000I recognize that war sometimes is necessary.
00:24:23.000It's a tool of statecraft, and I'm not naive about that.
00:25:08.000And nobody does, really, other than, like I said, these Zionists that control the system, the Israelis themselves, American Jews, or these evangelicals that basically have been brainwashed.
00:26:04.000Yesterday, a 25-year-old American serviceman in the Air Force self-immolated, meaning he set himself on fire in protest, in front of the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C.
00:26:55.000If someone did that in front of, I don't know, something to do with white nationalism, or Black History Month, or Gay Pride, it would be everywhere.
00:27:04.000If someone tweeted, and I put it on my telegram, if somebody self-immolated in China protesting the treatment of the Uyghur Muslims, oh, you bet the State Department would be all over that.
00:27:17.000If someone was self-immolating in Russia protesting the war in Ukraine, they'd be all over it.
00:27:26.000But if you're protesting the Israeli genocide in Gaza, oh forget about it.
00:27:31.000Otherwise they would be lauding whatever, I mean pick your poison.
00:28:21.000Air Force who had set himself on fire outside the Israeli Embassy in Washington in an apparent protest against Israel's war in Gaza has died, according to the Pentagon.
00:28:32.000The 25-year-old airman, Aaron Bushnell of San Antonio, Texas, died from his injuries, according to the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, D.C., on Monday.
00:28:43.000media reports said Bushnell live-streamed himself on Twitch wearing fatigues and declaring he would not be complicit in genocide before dousing himself in liquid.
00:28:55.000He then lit himself on fire yelling, free Palestine, until he fell to the ground.
00:29:00.000In a statement, the Air Force said on Monday the individual involved in yesterday's incident succumbed to his injuries and passed away last night.
00:29:09.000The incident comes as protests against Israel's war on Gaza continue across the U.S.
00:29:15.000In December, a protester set herself on fire outside the Israeli consulate in Atlanta.
00:29:20.000A Palestinian flag was found at the scene and the act was believed to be one of extreme political protest.
00:29:37.000And I'll say at the outset to preface that, and this should go without saying, that suicide is a grave sin and cannot be condoned under any circumstance.
00:29:58.000And they say it is the only sin that guarantees a spot in hell.
00:30:03.000Because suicide is a sin that, by its nature, cannot be repented.
00:30:10.000If you kill yourself, by your own hand, and that's your last action, although depending on the mode of suicide, there is no time to repent.
00:30:23.000So, they say that's one of the most dangerous sins for that reason.
00:30:28.000Puts your soul in the most serious jeopardy of being sent to hell forever.
00:30:33.000So it's a very grave and a very serious matter.
00:30:36.000It is not to be lionized or condoned or romanticized in any way because it will guarantee you a spot in hell.
00:30:46.000And, as people have pointed out, it's also scandalous.
00:31:38.000There are a lot of ways that we can cope with our emotional problems, our political problems, and anything else that don't involve killing.
00:32:08.000And it's a tricky subject, but I'll also say this.
00:32:11.000Not only did he kill himself, but he was a far left person.
00:32:17.000And so he said that his act of suicide was to not be complicit in this genocide in the same way that people were complicit in Jim Crow or apartheid South Africa or slavery.
00:32:39.000This is obviously an extremely far-left guy and he was doing it for the Palestinians.
00:32:44.000Now, don't get me wrong, I think that the Palestinians are a righteous cause because it is a legitimate genocide, it is a legitimate ethnic cleansing and humanitarian disaster.
00:32:55.000But I'd also add that killing yourself for another people... I also wouldn't necessarily do that.
00:33:05.000And again, it's not to say that I am extremely sympathetic to the Palestinians.
00:33:13.000But I wouldn't literally or figuratively kill myself for them.
00:33:18.000Because they would never do that for me.
00:33:21.000And there is something to be said about the fact that charity begins at home.
00:33:27.000And we think about charity, we think in terms of almsgiving, like donating money to a charity, but charity begins at home means that the charity of the spirit, which is to say love, affection, these other things, they should really be given to those closest in proximity first, like your family,
00:33:48.000Your extended family, your neighborhood, your community, your nation, your race.
00:33:54.000And so there is something to be said about why are we killing ourselves over people over there?
00:33:59.000Things are happening to the United States.
00:34:01.000Things are happening to our own people.
00:34:04.000And it's not to say that we should be selfish, but we should have a mind towards our immediate surroundings and these ties that bind, that we share with people that we're related to.
00:34:20.000So it's not to say that we shouldn't be charitable towards foreign or alien people, but I don't know that I would kill myself over somebody else over some foreign country.
00:34:29.000I don't think they feel that way about us.
00:34:31.000I don't think the Palestinians that come here feel strongly about us.
00:34:35.000I don't think the ones over there feel strongly about us.
00:34:39.000So I just want to put that out there as well.
00:34:41.000So I don't necessarily support the politics either.
00:34:45.000With all of that being said, okay, now that I've covered all of that, it is a pretty profound act of protest that this is a 25 year old American soldier, so this is a young guy, and it's somebody who volunteered for the United States military.
00:35:05.000And he undertook to kill himself protesting these policies.
00:35:09.000And I don't think that we should necessarily dismiss it only because he has left-wing political leanings or because we don't condone suicide.
00:35:21.000Because there is something profound that's happening here, which is one, this is somebody who really took a fanatical position of conscience.
00:35:31.000And I think a lot of people need to meditate on this.
00:35:35.000Probably this is a person who had some deep-seated problems.
00:35:38.000I read some report and it said that he was a part of some kind of fundamentalist Christian sect that some call the cult.
00:35:48.000So maybe there was something wrong with him.
00:35:50.000And I've said before, I think anybody that goes out and does these kinds of public violent acts like this, they're probably suffering from some kind of antisocial personality disorder.
00:36:05.000Whatever we can say about his psychology.
00:36:09.000Somebody was driven to literally kill themselves and take it to the extreme because he was moved by his conscience over this matter.
00:36:19.000And while I don't condone the act, I think that we should be moved by the sentiment.
00:36:27.000And it's helpful to compare it to people that share our political leanings.
00:36:33.000A left-wing person feels so strongly about Jim Crow and apartheid and the genocide in Gaza that they will burn themselves alive.
00:36:43.000And many others will take to the streets and protest.
00:36:46.000When it's convenient, or maybe when it's not convenient, or they'll give money, or they'll do other kinds of things.
00:36:53.000Do you know a lot of people in your life who would do the same thing?
00:36:57.000About, for example, white genocide, or the vaccine mandate, or the Trump election, or even just simple matters like blasphemy against Jesus Christ, or abortion, or more serious matters like those.
00:37:16.000Because I think you'll find that in our cases, the problem with a lot of conservatives is that they're not fanatical in the slightest.
00:37:24.000They're not driven to dox themselves in certain circumstances.
00:37:53.000I don't think anybody on our side should be killing others or killing themselves.
00:37:59.000But we should be as fanatical as the left to the point where we are willing to suffer our entire lives to realize our political and moral vision.
00:38:12.000And that is something that people need to think about.
00:38:14.000You need to watch that unedited video of this guy who douses himself in gasoline, lights himself on fire, and stays standing for 10 seconds before he falls to the ground and cooks.
00:38:29.000Because he did not want to be complicit in the genocide of some other country.
00:38:35.000And watch that video, and watch a man boil alive, burn to death, probably the most excruciating death imaginable, by his own hand, voluntarily, to send a highly public and visible message, and watch that and imagine what that must feel like, and imagine his plans and his youth,
00:38:58.000And all these things, and he meets his end in a way like that.
00:39:05.000And then think about the fact that a genocide is being perpetrated against our own people here.
00:39:11.000And our own religion is constantly being attacked and disrespected and mocked.
00:39:20.000And there are people in our scene, they don't want to lift a finger.
00:39:24.000Figuratively or literally speaking, to do anything about it.
00:39:28.000If you tell people that what it entails to realize our moral and political vision to save our people, to evangelize with our religion,
00:39:45.000They're worried about losing their job, they're worried about losing their friends, they don't think it's glamorous enough, they don't want to do that.
00:39:53.000And again, I'm not talking about, because in a way I think that acts like that, they're clearly a sign of despair, and desperation, and in some ways nihilism.
00:40:09.000It's a horrible death, but in some ways, and maybe this is tricky for people to get, but in some ways it's almost easier when you see people that have resigned themselves to anti-social violent action like that or like something else.
00:40:25.000It's easier to do that than to wake up every day
00:40:31.000for 80 years and fight a losing battle, fight for a lost cause, wake up day in and day out and toil in a Sisyphean struggle for our people, for our nation, for Jesus.
00:40:50.000In some ways that's harder to look ahead to a life where there's no climax, there's no climactic
00:40:59.000Cinematic conclusion, there is no going out in a literally or figuratively blaze of glory, but just an anonymous, unrewarding, unsatisfying toil and struggle for decades.
00:41:19.000But that's the kind of mindset that we need to have.
00:41:22.000We need to have the fanaticism like that guy had for his, for a foreign people, and for a foreign religion, and for liberal values.
00:41:31.000We have to have that level of fanaticism for our people, our religion, our values.
00:41:36.000And not such that it motivates us to go and blow themselves up on a Sunday or blow a bunch of other people up, but to actually do the work and to refine ourselves.
00:41:50.000And to suffer for as long or in the way that we're called to do.
00:41:57.000Not in a way that we want to, or not in a way that satisfies some longing or appetite that we might have, which I think is what you find with a lot of young people.
00:42:07.000A lot of young people see these things, they want to go out there, they want to make a name, they want to solve it, but, you know, we really have to go and do the thankless job
00:42:19.000Of working through the system over generations, and fighting the battle for hearts and minds, and fighting an infiltration game, and a number of other things.
00:42:29.000So... So that's one way that I... That's another way that I look at it.
00:42:34.000As I look at this guy, and you realize that a lot of liberals... They're just serious in a way that we're not.
00:42:40.000And I'm not just talking about the fanaticism, which again, you might say that's mental illness.
00:42:44.000And, you know, there's probably an element there.
00:42:48.000But I would even say among liberals that are in the system, I've been on this for a little while, it would seem right now that the only way to make change is to just live in society and outwardly express liberal ideology.
00:43:04.000It seems like that's the only vehicle to get anywhere.
00:43:07.000Because to adopt any kind of right-wing position, you just get lumped in with a lot of freaks, geeks, and goofy stuff.
00:43:19.000And I think about the Nazis, and I think a lot of people... I look at, like, the Blood Tribe that did a protest the other week, and they're in their red shirts, and they're screaming, and they got face tattoos.
00:43:30.000And I'm thinking, you know, the Nazis didn't just possess a belief in race science, which is maybe the only thing they have in common with these
00:44:07.000Could recognize classical music or write a symphony or do anything like the Germans were doing before during that war?
00:44:18.000And I think about the way the system is today, and I think about the people that are in power, and whether you like them or not, they still have a degree of competence that is much higher than anybody in the right-wing scene.
00:44:29.000When you see, like, Rudy Giuliani's hair dye dripping down his face, and you see that Sidney Powell, and who was that other guy who was involved?
00:44:40.000When you see these kinds of efforts, you just say to yourself, you're like, this is clearly not the vehicle for change.
00:44:46.000We wouldn't want it to be, even if it was.
00:44:49.000They're not ready to take over the country.
00:44:52.000So, when I look around at all these different kinds of things, and I think about who's actually driving society, we need to emulate those people.
00:45:04.000Not just screech about our political feelings, which is probably easy.
00:45:12.000Going out and yelling in the street is easy.
00:45:14.000What's difficult is learning rocket science.
00:45:16.000What's difficult is committing yourself to becoming the most competent in the world at a specific specialized job.
00:45:24.000That's the kind of mindset that we need to have, and we need to have the fanaticism of the left to commit ourselves to doing that for a political purpose.
00:45:33.000We have to want these other things for a political reason.
00:45:45.000So I saw a lot of people looking at this guy who burned himself alive, and they're laughing at him.
00:45:52.000And you have to realize about most of the people on right-wing Twitter that are saying, oh, this is a liberal chud that killed himself for Palestine, what a cuck.
00:46:59.000Israel is conducting a sustained military campaign in Gaza.
00:47:06.000It is in contravention to all the laws of war, the UN Charter, it is happening with the protest of almost every member state of the United Nations, even
00:47:18.000The White House and the Pentagon of the United States of America is publicly and privately signaling that they do not support the lengths to which Israel is going to prosecute the war.
00:47:31.000The only reason that Israel is able to continue this campaign
00:47:37.000It's because of the security umbrella of the United States government.
00:47:40.000This is a sustained war, meaning that it's going on for months.
00:47:49.000It will go on against universal opposition from the international community.
00:47:56.000It's also happening against extreme pressure from all of Israel's neighbors.
00:48:03.000In the form of Hezbollah deploying to Israel's northern border, in the form of the mobilization of the Iranian-backed militias in Iraq and Syria, and the Houthi campaign against international shipping in the Red Sea and the Al-Mandeb Strait.
00:48:22.000And so if it were not for the United States security umbrella, Israel would buckle under the pressure of the
00:49:08.000It is the United States that's also bringing Egypt and Saudi Arabia around on the idea that they might house Palestinian refugees if they're driven from Gaza.
00:49:19.000We're also providing support with our military because without the US aircraft carriers there, without the fighter jets, without, on some level, the nuclear deterrent, probably Israel would be subject to an all-out attack from Iran.
00:49:38.000Or at least there'd be more military pressure if it were not for the United States security guarantee.
00:49:44.000So Israel needs, in as much as their campaign is sustained and unpopular, they need America to cover for them politically, diplomatically, and militarily.
00:49:56.000Now the United States, our support for them does not come without a cost.
00:50:02.000How is the United States able to cover for Israel
00:50:09.000Well, the United States is able to do this because there is tremendous political support for a foreign policy that provides these things to Israel.
00:50:21.000So, there is, or at least there was, an unshakable, bipartisan, nearly universal consensus in support of Israel in the United States.
00:50:32.000And that's because of decades of propaganda about the Holocaust, about Israel.
00:50:37.000They write books on the words they need to use.
00:50:52.000But that's the basis of America's political and military cover for Israel.
00:50:58.000So when you have people that go out and protest in New York and DC and Chicago and LA, when you have people on TikTok or X posting propaganda about the atrocities being committed by Israel, when a 25-year-old U.S.
00:51:16.000airman lights himself on fire in front of the Israeli embassy in the nation's capital in protest of the war, all of this
00:51:24.000undermines that public support for America's cover that they provide to Israel.
00:51:31.000And if that political support for the Biden administration to do these things collapses, if it costs him the election, if it's causing him to collapse in the polls, if it's causing a great schism in the Democrat Party, which Biden unofficially leads as the president,
00:51:50.000Then America's political and military cover for Israel's campaign is jeopardized.
00:51:58.000Israel can no longer rely with complete confidence on sustained, complete, unquestioning American coverage.
00:52:07.000And that directly affects their ability to prosecute the war.
00:52:11.000If they can't completely count on the United States, suddenly they now have to worry
00:52:16.000About what the rest of the world thinks about this, as well as, in particular, their immediate neighbors.
00:52:23.000They have to worry about missiles coming from Yemen, who will shoot them down.
00:52:27.000They have to worry about Hezbollah on their northern border, who will intervene if they attack.
00:52:32.000They will have to worry about Iran, what happens if Iran develops a nuclear bomb, or announces their intent to drive towards a nuclear capability.
00:52:43.000Suddenly, these questions become a lot more urgent.
00:52:46.000And so that is why there is such a tremendous effort on social media to attack these ways in which public support for Israel is being undermined.
00:52:57.000That's why so many of these accounts on Twitter try to portray the protests in New York and D.C.
00:53:05.000as like, oh well that's like a BLM protest.
00:53:08.000No right-wingers can support that because that's like BLM.
00:53:12.000Well, they have a tremendous interest.
00:53:14.000They have an interest in delegitimizing and attacking those protests because those protests are undermining America's security blanket for Israel.
00:53:28.000Why are all these people coming out on Twitter and mocking an American serviceman visibly, viscerally lighting himself on fire in front of the embassy?
00:53:40.000Because it would stand a chance of causing a full-on rebellion in the armed forces.
00:53:45.000What if a number of other American military personnel started to conscientiously object to the foreign policy?
00:54:10.000Because if one other service member saw this and said, you know what?
00:54:15.000I'm ripping off my uniform and I'm stepping on it because I'm an American soldier with conscience and I don't support what's going on in Gaza.
00:54:27.000You'd have a pretty big problem on your hands.
00:54:29.000This top-down Israeli influence campaign, which controls the American government, would have a pretty big problem.
00:54:37.000If you had protests in the streets, outspoken Democrats in Congress that are no longer afraid, you had American military personnel doing these illegal and, of course, very symbolic, incredible acts of defiance, it would be a huge problem.
00:54:57.000In the center of the empire that allows Israel to do this.
00:55:02.000So that's why, don't, don't tell, you know, and it's so funny, I saw John Doyle today on Twitter, and of course, you know, this guy's such a, he is such a useful idiot, Shabbos Goy.
00:55:14.000I mean, he retweeted every one of those Zionists, and they're all Jewish supremacists in private.
00:55:22.000I mean, mark my words, this is factual, okay?
00:55:26.000I saw John Doyle, he's retweeting, in one stretch, Raw Egg Nationalist, and Fisher King, and a handful of others, all those guys in that network.
00:55:38.000And then he goes out there and posts, oh, this guy is just a liberal chud burning himself for foreign people, white people rule, blah blah, you know, and all the Jews retweet him and he thinks, oh, I'm the man.
00:55:50.000Well, the only reason they're amplifying that, it doesn't matter.
00:55:54.000They won't come up with any kind of ad hoc reasoning.
00:56:09.000They won't come up with any ad hoc justification to delegitimize that.
00:56:16.000Not for the stated reason, but because they are on Twitter for that purpose, which is to maintain constant American support for what's going on in Israel.
00:56:29.000If a groiper went and did that, and said, America first, free Palestine, or America first, Israel last, and committed suicide, they'd be saying the same thing, even if that person had the right politics, whatever the profile was,
00:56:47.000They always seem to have an ad hoc explanation for why we need to support Israel.
00:56:53.000Why, for example, when the Hamas militants invaded Israel by hang glider and jet ski and they were digging tunnels just like the Bronze Age pirates,
00:57:54.000Who are pirates, and they're in the desert, and they just have these, like, mobile land-to-ship missiles, and America can't get them!
00:58:03.000You know, the President of the United States comes out and gives a speech, and he's like, we can't defeat these guys, we keep bombing them, we can do nothing, they're unbeatable!
00:58:13.000And the Houthis are just bombing international shipping.
00:58:15.000You know, the entire world is like, our shipping costs have gone up 15% and the Houthis are just like, kerplunk.
00:58:22.000They're just lobbing missiles into the sea.
00:59:31.000So it sounds like that's just a stand-in for whatever is good for the Jews, right?
00:59:36.000Sounds just like an anti-Catholic, like, secular Jewish political ideology.
00:59:43.000So, I mean, let's just get that clear.
00:59:46.000All these, like, right-wing conservatives on Twitter who have been ridiculing this, they're not ridiculing it for any reason other than they're terrified that it is such a powerful, evocative symbol that it might inspire some serious effort to restrain Israel from within the United States.
01:00:08.000And that's the beginning and end of it.
01:00:11.000So, and like I said, granted, I don't agree with the guy's politics.
01:00:14.000I don't think you should go blow yourself up for somebody else's sovereignty.
01:00:21.000But let's not pretend that's the reason that anybody is ridiculing and deriding this.
01:00:25.000They're deriding it because the way they see it, it is an act of desperation by their enemies, by the enemies of the State of Israel.
01:01:48.000You could deploy the military, they wouldn't be a problem.
01:01:51.000As evidenced by the 1990s, you introduce certain criminal reforms, it's a problem that could really be solved.
01:01:59.000The chief political problem, the chief threat to Western civilization and whites is that there is a matrix of control over our country maintained by Jews, by Jewish supremacists.
01:02:13.000They think that we are goyim, their loyalty lies with Israel and with their own people, they hate us, they are not Christian, and yet they hold all the cards.
01:02:26.000And until that problem is solved, as far as I'm concerned, there is no other issue.
01:02:31.000So everybody wants to say, oh no, just look at the black people, look at the... let's just talk about white supremacy, let's just talk about white nationalism.
01:02:40.000And let's get off the topic of how the Jews control the United States.
01:02:46.000They're related, but one clearly proceeds from another.
01:05:01.000So anyway... So yeah, so I saw that stuff and I'm like, oh brother, this guy.
01:05:07.000He's reading between all of them and with the predictable takes.
01:05:11.000Oh, well, you know, you're just not serious.
01:05:13.000If you're against Israel, you're just not serious.
01:05:16.000It's like, you know, what Jew told you that?
01:05:18.000What, like, what Harvey Weinstein of politics put you and groomed you on the casting couch and told you that you're the smartest guy and told you that, you fucking dumb idiot?
01:05:51.000In some ways, I feel like one day he'll come around, and if he's ready to basically get on his hands and knees and just say, I'm so, so sorry, I would take him back.
01:06:04.000Because I feel like one day he will realize, because the thing is, he's just like everybody else, ten steps behind me.
01:06:11.000Significantly stupider, weaker character, and a few steps behind.
01:06:16.000And I feel like eventually he's going to wake up and realize, wait a second, I was being Jude the whole time?
01:06:21.000And he'll, I mean, he will have realization and say, wow, Nick was right.
01:06:27.000And when that happens, I don't know, you know, it depends on the, we would need, like I've said, we would need a North Korea style apology.
01:06:50.000I want to see lip quivering, and I want a real North Korea style of pie.
01:06:55.000And I want you to mean it when he realizes that he's been duped.
01:07:00.000So anyway, so that's really, but you know, that's kind of stuff that a lot of you wouldn't even understand.
01:07:06.000So in short, I don't support killing yourself.
01:07:09.000I support fanaticism for our cause, for our direction.
01:07:14.000But I also think the only reason that people are ridiculing this act is because the guy supported Palestine and all these right-wingers are zogged up.
01:07:23.000It wouldn't matter even if he had the right politics, they would say the exact same thing.
01:07:29.000Insofar as this is creating awareness, then let's use it.
01:07:35.000American military is killing itself because they are shocked.
01:07:39.000Their conscience is offended at what they see happening in Gaza.
01:07:48.000That when Israel gets attacked by Hamas and Western governments start to say, we're going to go after the anti-Semites at Harvard and the anti-Semites in BLM, of course,
01:08:04.000We don't support the nominal reason that they do these things.
01:08:07.000We don't support the Harvard president being replaced by some DEI Jew.
01:08:15.000I don't support anti-Semites being denied citizenship in Germany.
01:08:20.000But all the Jewish Zionists said, oh well we have to support this stuff because, you know, that's how we win.
01:08:27.000If you're not willing to use Jewish power in these ways, if you're not willing to kind of ride with right-wing Jewish power when it benefits us, then you're not being pragmatic.
01:08:38.000They would say that this is an enormous opportunity for us to go after the left-wing.
01:08:43.000Institutions like Harvard or target left-wing activists in BLM or in the Muslim community.
01:08:50.000And they would say, even though it's being done for the wrong reason, even though it's being done to purge anti-Semites as a reaction to what happened on October 7th, they said, this is how stuff gets done.
01:15:07.000When Jesus Christ was being led to Calvary, did he look at the people leading him there and say, these people don't care about me, so fuck them?
01:16:11.000So, you know, don't let that kind of cynicism or this puffed-up whatever-that-is pollute your mind.
01:16:21.000And again, we have to take a realistic view of the situation because everything is political.
01:16:27.000But we can never allow that kind of thinking to corrupt our moral view.
01:16:32.000And what I mean by that is, I don't know that I necessarily believe the United States should be going to war to liberate all, you know, oppressed indigenous people.
01:17:20.000But a lot of Catholics are being seduced.
01:17:25.000By this Jewish maximalist position that Zionists have, where they say that we need to, you know, go over there and bomb all these Arabs and, you know, teach them what's up.
01:17:37.000This Churchillian, bomb them for our freedom and for America and, you know, teach these ragheads a lesson.
01:18:15.000So this idea of beating our chest and bombing people, the idea that that's American is a Hollywood myth.
01:18:25.000That is a political myth that has been carefully crafted by, again, these Jews, these fanatical Jews that have reinterpreted our own founding and our own values in a way that suits their national security interests and conforms to their religious views or lack thereof.
01:20:02.000We are ruled by the teachings of the Catholic Church.
01:20:05.000And it is for that reason that we are protected from the errors of any kind of true cruelty, or true hatred of the other, or true violence, or vengeance, or ill will towards fellow man.
01:20:23.000Because, at the end of the day, we have to reconcile our political program to the suffering of Jesus on the cross.
01:20:38.000So, on some level that is the fundamental difference, is that a lot of these other political movements, it is truly secular because it is full of sinful expediencies for their worldly political projects.
01:20:55.000And we desire a fundamental transformation of the world
01:21:01.000Through the interior transformation of an individual through their encounter with God.
01:21:32.000That's why, you know, we don't suffer the same kind of, uh, you know, puffed up, well, we're gonna, we're so tough, we, you know, we do hate our enemy, no, we are gonna kill them all, well, here's why killing everyone, we're gonna, brown people suck, blah, blah, blah.
01:22:01.000So when I see this guy burning alive, I don't think anything more than this, or maybe not anything in recent memory, lays bare the fundamental difference between these two factions within American conservatism, which is really the distinct, roiper, Catholic, nationalist thing that we have here, and this
01:22:20.000Claremont, Straussian, Jewish operation that's going on over there.
01:22:25.000Where we see a guy burning alive and say we pray for him and, you know, we pray for enemies and our hearts go out to the people in Gaza and we pray for them against these other people that are cheering it on and they want to make it about race and about all these other things.
01:24:22.000The federal bureaucracy, this is how it was explained to me by somebody who is in the federal bureaucracy.
01:24:28.000They said that the way it works is that at the lowest level of the federal bureaucracy, you have people that are making the real day-to-day decisions.
01:24:39.000If there is disagreement between them, it goes up a rung.
01:25:26.000We'll have a case that kind of rises up and then, as a consequence, the Supreme Court gets the biggest decisions.
01:25:33.000It gets the biggest, most consequential ones and they decide which ones they rule on.
01:25:38.000And that is basically how it was explained to me by somebody that I know years ago who was in the Trump administration.
01:25:46.000And that's why these department heads or cabinet members are really the ones with extraordinary discretion.
01:25:55.000Because they are effectively running the policy, and they do get directives, they get guidance from the President, but it doesn't really rise to the President's decision, again, unless there's disagreement.
01:26:07.000So, that's why they say that when you are the President, it's like, excuse me, it's like steering an aircraft carrier.
01:26:17.000Very slow, very incremental, because the machine does kind of have a mind of its own, so to speak.
01:26:51.000Well, you'd have to look at the directives of the president.
01:26:56.000And I would say that the trade policy with China, you could probably pin a lot of that on Trump, because those were the things that Trump was intimately involved in.
01:27:14.000I could probably write an essay on this but just off the top of my head based on what I've learned over the years, it would seem like Trump was really very interested in Asia more than anything else.
01:27:32.000It would seem that Trump was far more engaged on the diplomacy with North Korea
01:27:58.000That Trump was really engaged in those two principal matters more than he was with the Middle East, more than he was with the Eastern European theater, more than he was with Venezuela.
01:28:10.000Because those are really the three main things.
01:28:12.000There was regime change effort in Venezuela, although I don't think he was necessarily as involved in that.
01:28:18.000There was this policy change on Russia, and I don't know how involved he was with that.
01:28:23.000We talked a little bit about that on my stream Saturday.
01:28:27.000Reintroduced intermediate range missiles to the Eastern European theater.
01:29:23.000And the Pentagon and the State Department were the engine behind the Venezuela and Iran regime change, the aggressive East European posture.
01:29:32.000And Kushner, it was delegated to him to broker the Abraham Accords.
01:29:37.000So I think that Trump was those other things.
01:29:40.000But that's kind of just my view based on
01:29:46.000What I saw over the, uh... Because I, of course, I... If you understand my show, I started my show right after the inauguration.
01:29:54.000You know, inauguration was January 20th, 17.
01:31:06.000I always feel bad, you know, when I do the show, I get so frustrated, and I just, I just flip out.
01:31:13.000But then, after the show, I feel horrible.
01:31:16.000Because I imagine, you know, some poor groyper, they look up to me, they love my show, they like me, they want me to like them, they earnestly send a super chat,
01:31:29.000And they're like, oh boy, he's gonna read it.
01:31:31.000And then I just say the nastiest thing, and I always, I want you to know, it always makes me feel horrible later.
01:31:38.000In the moment, I'm like, I am more annoyed than anyone on the face of the earth right now.
01:31:44.000Like, I'm the most annoyed person in the world, and I just can't control myself.
01:31:49.000But I want you, I hope you know, I do feel bad.
01:31:51.000So I, I want to make a concerted effort to try not
01:32:12.000And it's 100 degrees, and my ass is sweating, and, you know, my shirt's uncomfortable, and my nose is itching, and I'm hungry, and, you know, people are just sending this idiocy over, and I'm like, dude, like, I just... I wanna jump out of my skin.
01:32:36.000Once I get a producer in here, I'll have the producer remind me to be nicer.
01:32:41.000I've been trying to use my people a little bit more, because lately I've been just trying to do it all myself.
01:32:47.000Now I'm kind of delegating a little bit better, so I'm eventually going to get somebody in the studio, and I think that'll help me to be nicer, because someone else will be watching me.
01:32:55.000Because when I do the show, it's like I'm just sitting here by myself, because I am.
01:33:56.000But that's because it's a completely one-way... It's not even really like a personal interaction.
01:34:02.000Because I'm just... There's no one else talking to me.
01:34:05.000I don't I don't like talking to other people because it's like when you talk to another person you kind of have to like listen and wait for your like you have to find the appropriate time to reply you have to give responses like it's to me that's much more difficult I don't like it I I get drained very easily whenever I interact with people I get very drained it's very taxing very stressful for me I could do this forever because I love to talk
01:34:33.000But you introduce another person, it's just like a confounding variable.
01:34:42.000So... It's very hard for me to talk to people because I like it to be very, very, like, obvious when someone is done talking and when it's my turn to talk.
01:34:54.000Because I never know when it's appropriate.
01:34:58.000And, uh... People interrupt me and I get mad.
01:35:04.000And I don't know how to like, I don't know those social cues of like how to wind down a conversation or... Stressing me out just thinking about it.
01:35:33.000You have to keep some it's like you have this dashboard in front of you you have to keep track of all these things Is it going well do they like me, you know So
01:35:52.000Anyway, but as for the website you're talking about, no.
01:37:55.000So I hope that in 20 years there will be a nanobot technology.
01:37:59.000There will be an AI, Web3, NFT, AI, nanobot, drone technology that will be able to fix this in a non-invasive way that I don't freak out about.
01:40:13.000And it's very difficult to have any kind of effect on the political process.
01:40:19.000So, and that's not throwing shade to people that that has happened to, but it is true that once you're identified, once they ID you, they can isolate you and neutralize you.
01:42:23.000This one, though, this was pretty provocative.
01:42:25.000So, I mean, there's a chance that it could bypass the ordinary rules.
01:42:29.000That's possible, but I think it is unlikely, and I think it's quite a gamble.
01:42:34.000When you kill yourself on the gamble that it's going to bypass the Zionist media complex and, you know, influence the masses, I agree with you.
01:42:44.000I don't think that's the best strategy if you're undertaking to kill yourself.
01:42:49.000Um, but I also think that's kind of sidestepping the issue.
01:42:52.000The fact of the matter is he did, okay?
01:43:59.000And again, I'm not gonna be a guy that's waving the bloody shirt and saying, oh, you know, this guy's a hero because he killed himself, but, you know, let's allow this to speak for itself.
01:47:06.000The Jews that live in America must, must, as a principle, as a first principle, champion liberalism.
01:47:15.000Because only a liberal society tolerates Jews, which are such a small and alien minority, and tolerates them having and enjoying the privileges that they have.
01:47:29.000So, let's just create a series of conditionals here.
01:47:36.000If Jews run society, which they do, then they want to protect their power.
01:47:44.000All people want to protect their power.
01:47:47.000All people want to maintain and further their power.
01:47:50.000That's basically a rule of human nature.
01:47:54.000So if Jews are the ones in power, then they will seek to maintain or expand their power.
01:48:00.000If Jews are an alien, tiny minority, then they will only thrive in a tolerant society.
01:48:09.000Because only a liberal society, a tolerant society, will allow for minorities to exist unmolested, share equal rights,
01:48:21.000Or have the kind of privilege and ascendancy that the Jews have.
01:48:26.000Therefore, if Jews seek to maintain or expand their power, and the only way that they can enjoy those privileges is in a liberal tolerant society, then logically they will use their power to maintain a liberal open society.
01:48:49.000And you know, maybe like a separate conclusion is that they will gatekeep anybody that would oppose or thwart that.
01:50:13.000I mean, you could imagine an artificial intelligence or an alien, you know, but basically anything within our imagination could not be more dangerous than this elite or more unshakable, so to speak.
01:50:31.000So, I'm not worried about going too far in the pro-Palestine or pro-BLM, whatever, because they're not as competent.
01:50:56.000It's kind of like in the Dark Knight when the Joker comes to town and all the mobsters, at first, are like, yeah, let's give this guy a shot.
01:51:03.000And then he kills them all and they're all afraid of him.
01:51:07.000And you're like, man, I wish all we had was the Italian Mafia.
01:53:44.000I don't want to gas him up too much, because the more attention I give to him, the more I'll be a target, but... Yeah, he was really great.
01:53:51.000You know, I would agree that a lot of it is
01:54:47.000But you know, you understand what I'm saying.
01:54:49.000The institutional media has a built-in credibility.
01:54:53.000Even if you say you don't recognize it, most people do.
01:54:57.000Most people, even if they say it, they still do.
01:55:02.000And we, as amateurs or outsiders, whatever you want to say, it's the opposite.
01:55:08.000We have a built-in non-credibility because we don't have institutions, money, the credentials, and we're also censored so we don't have the platform.
01:55:20.000So if we say something that is inaccurate, it hurts our credibility tenfold.
01:55:27.000Our credibility is far, because then you just look like an idiot.
01:55:30.000Then you just, oh, this guy, this guy's not mainstream or institutional because he's just dumb and incompetent.
01:55:37.000Not because he's a truth teller, but because he's dumb and incompetent.
01:55:40.000If someone in the New York Times gets it wrong, it's like, well, you know, they got it wrong.
01:55:44.000But it's an institution, so we can trust the institutional process.
01:55:47.000They have editors, they have fact-checkers, they have a brand that they need to protect.
01:55:51.000So, I mean, if it's 99% accurate, that's fine.
01:55:54.000If you're an amateur and you get one thing wrong, it's like, oh, that's that guy that got that thing wrong because he's dumb and he's fake news.
01:56:04.000I don't even like using that because that's just a nonsense charge by Jews.
01:56:10.000What we need to do is just strive to be factually correct all the time.
01:56:14.000And we need to do our best to tell the truth and not engage in things that are extremely speculative or whatever.
01:56:22.000So, the thing is though, you gotta grant a little bit of, and I, you should be ruthless about this stuff, but for me, there's a little bit of leniency, and I'll tell you why.
01:56:33.000For a lot of people, they come to realize how much they've been lied to, and they stop believing anything.
01:56:41.000And they start to entertain almost everything.
01:56:47.000I think each and every one of us has gone through something similar.
01:56:52.000When you learn the extent to which we've been lied to, it has this effect where you say, well, I'm skeptical of everything I've been told, eager to believe anything new or anything that contravenes what I've been told in the past.
01:57:09.000That's where people, you know, after 2016, they started to say, oh, you know, QAnon is in a bunker, or Hillary Clinton's decapitated, you know, that kind of stuff.
01:57:18.000That's where these insane conspiracy theories came from, or like, the outer space isn't real, the Earth is flat, stuff like that.
01:57:27.000You say whatever you want, I don't buy into that stuff.
01:57:32.000And really, just everything and anything, people have become very credulous.
01:57:37.000About certain things, and we kind of need to come back to reality a little bit, even if for no other reason than it's pragmatic.
01:57:45.000So, that's why I'm a little bit lenient.
01:57:47.000If you're one of these people that just got red-pilled a week ago, you could be forgiven for being a little bit credulous, but you do kind of need to get that.
01:57:55.000That's why when I see that stuff from Stu, I'm like, and I like Stu, I think he's a patriot, he's telling the truth, he's courageous.
01:58:01.000I think, I don't think that information is correct.
01:58:04.000But I'm not gonna say, oh, this guy's just a freak show.
01:58:09.000He's actually like a lot of Americans.
01:58:11.000And the thing that Stu is great for is he has balls.
01:58:15.000Whatever Stu doesn't have in terms of, you know, maybe the Christopher Columbus post is wrong, he makes up for it in the fact that he has balls, works hard,
01:58:26.000He's speaking to a lot of regular people and I have a lot of respect for him for that.
01:58:32.000So, I don't know that you necessarily want to start to turn your nose up at everything.
01:58:56.000And it's reaching a lot of people, and even if it's not always perfect, it's getting people to ask the right questions and move them in the right direction.
01:59:04.000So, it's no different than the other side, you know, they push this narrative about, you know, 40 dead babies, 40 exploded, decapitated, raped, dead babies that were found in, uh, in, uh, in Dr. Mengele's lap, you know, like, really?
02:00:37.000Because American Pravda is probably, like, maybe the essential and one of the great resources for anybody that's skeptical of the media narrative today.
02:00:47.000It's probably the most comprehensive, the most well-sourced, the most well-written, the most persuasive body of work that exists.
02:01:12.000But there's no other body of work that is so prolific, so comprehensive, so thorough, and with so many resources contained inside of it.
02:01:22.000It's just like one of the best things.
02:01:25.000And yet, I mean, I don't know what his readership is, but I know a lot of young people don't read it.
02:01:31.000I know a lot of young people are not turned on to it.
02:01:34.000And that's because it's not sensational.
02:01:38.000And that, you know, its greatest strength in that sense becomes sort of a weakness because it is very just diligent and professional and refined and in many ways it's very rigorous and intense.
02:02:03.000A lot of these, not all of them, but a lot of these billionaires are not as scrupulous as you think.
02:02:08.000A lot of them are like Fox News tier boomers, the ones that aren't Jewish.
02:02:12.000A lot of them are just as retarded as like a regular boomer uncle or something.
02:02:18.000And it's not to say that they're dumb, but it is to say that they're not, like they're not political experts.
02:02:23.000And they're not tapped into the most dissident sources on the internet.
02:02:28.000So I would push back a little bit against this and say, you need both.
02:02:35.000And it's not to say, like, you need a balance or you need one or the other, but the work needs to be very, like, there's no argument that the work should be top-tier, credible, authoritative, you know, researched, everything.
02:02:48.000It's also true that it needs to reach a mass audience.
02:02:51.000You know, Stu Peters, you're very harsh about him.
02:02:54.000He also produced one of the biggest documentaries last year called Died Suddenly, or in 2022, I think it was.
02:03:03.000That was one of the biggest documentaries ever produced in the dissident right sphere.
02:03:08.000It was huge, on a low budget, without a ton of marketing.
02:03:12.000So, you know, you can't take things like that for granted.
02:03:16.000Before you make these kinds of grand pronouncements, you really have to look at things in an impersonal way.
02:03:24.000I know you might have a personal distaste for that kind of thing.
02:03:28.000I understand the frustration, but let's recognize that
02:03:34.000That there's uh, you know, he's tapping into something there a lot of these people are so let's not We have to kind of take inventory of what we have and they're you know, not everything's perfect but Some of the stuff is worthwhile, even if it's not the best So and I agree in anything about the Antichrist and all that stuff, you know crazy stuff I'm not in support of but
02:03:58.000There's something to be said about repetitive, sensational, like, a lot of propaganda needs to be that way.
02:04:07.000No offense to Keith, you know, I, you know how much I love him, but, uh, you know.
02:04:12.000You need, you need someone that makes a series on understanding Platonism.
02:04:15.000You also need someone that's just gonna tweet atrocity videos every single day, literally atrocity propaganda every single day for five months.
02:06:01.000Your predictions will fail so what does that mean is that like another way to say if you want to make God laugh make a plan something like that I don't I never heard that one before
02:10:01.000Is this even a... I don't even know if this is a... Is London WOG a real Super Chat or is this just like a skin for some other Super Chatter that we know?
02:10:11.000So, no, I disagree with you on that completely.
02:10:16.000Also, I mean, you're asking about other people.
02:10:20.000I mean, for me, it was never about the humanitarian thing.
02:10:23.000I mean, I'm sympathetic to the humanitarian plight of the Palestinians, but I support Russia and Palestine for fundamentally political reasons, for geopolitical reasons, pertaining to regime change in the United States.
02:10:41.000But for me, it was never about that, ever.
02:10:44.000And it's not to say that I'm not sympathetic, but this is a political movement's political show.
02:10:50.000I am sympathetic, but, you know, I'm not... If we cared so much about people... I mean, there's no shortage of terrible things happening in the world.
02:11:04.000But the problem is that Israel controls our government.
02:11:06.000These anti-Russia neocons who descend from the Pale of Settlement control our State Department.
02:12:27.000Every single one of them had to go out and talk about how, oh, we're totally indifferent, oh, haha, we all think it's a big joke.
02:12:33.000Everybody was tweeting that today, because you're exactly right.
02:12:37.000They are bothered by the resolve and the sustained protests against Israel and the fact that Biden is taking more steps to restrain their action. 100%.
02:12:55.000Well hey, I mean look, if you make a lot of money being a trucker... But the thing is...
02:13:46.000You know, Donald Trump, fighting the deep state, needs lawyers right now, right?
02:13:51.000Donald Trump, who's being charged in all these jurisdictions, he doesn't need a truck... I mean, there's a lot of truck drivers that support him, they can do nothing for him right now.
02:14:17.000They're like, well, I make a lot of money.
02:14:19.000And they're talking about, you know, $100,000 to $250,000 a year.
02:14:23.000That's not the kind of money that matters at these levels.
02:14:28.000You know, we're talking about billionaires or people with $100 million that could write a million dollar check like it's nothing for a political project.
02:14:37.000That's the kind of support that is given to a lot of these causes.
02:14:42.000So, it's just a completely different level.
02:14:44.000I mean, someone that's making a quarter million dollars a year, how much can that person really commit on an annual basis to politics in their discretionary fund?
02:14:53.000Depending on where they live and their lifestyle, at most, what are they gonna give?
02:15:10.000Compare that to 10 people that could give like a million dollars a year.
02:15:16.000Or even more, a Peter Thiel that could go and get 15 million here, and 10 million there, and 25 million there, and do it on a rolling basis like that.
02:15:26.000So, when I say we need people that go to university, I mean people that can accumulate the skills, or acquire the skills that a political movement needs, and build the networks with, like, true
02:15:39.000Ultra wealthy individuals, billionaires, eight, nine figure net worth.
02:15:43.000It's not to shit on anybody that isn't super duper rich.
02:15:47.000It just is to say we need people actualizing their full potential.
02:15:51.000Somebody with an IQ of 120 should not be in the trades.
02:19:24.000I know a lot of it is illegal, but are we really going to pretend that there's not shenanigans going on in Dubai and Abu Dhabi and Riyadh and these other cities?
02:22:39.000Hey Nick, I'm a year one undergrad with a good GPA slash resume.
02:22:44.000I'm going to start Prairie Law this fall to try and make it into a top six law school to get into politics or just be a lawyer that came from Ivy League.
02:22:52.000Any advice you could give would be appreciated.
02:22:54.000How can I connect with AF students doing the same?
02:23:55.000Your claim that the self-immolation would receive coverage if it were for another cause it would receive is so absurd on its face it's comical.
02:24:02.000Ever heard of David Buckle or Win Bruce?
02:25:38.000I think that they're connected to it like everybody is, but I don't think the Jews... I think it's uncontroversial to say that the Jews don't have as much pull there as they do here.
02:25:47.000I did a whole show about it a couple weeks ago.
02:25:50.000I like him, but he's another one who's in this Likud network.
02:33:12.000Andrew Tate, Charlie Kirk, Tucker and many others are making a massive mistake with this push to be your own man or vaguely work on yourself develop yourself.
02:39:42.000Orthodox sent $30, plenty of Christian saints who killed themselves for God.
02:39:47.000We value life, not death as a Judeo-Christian technique of neutering Christianity.
02:39:52.000Here are only some of the saints who killed themselves, not out of desperation, of course, Saint Josiah, daughter of Emperor Trajan, Saint Pelagia of Antioch, and dozens of others.
02:41:36.000Cozy Golfer sent $10, Shane Gillis said gay and retarded on SNL and now a lot of the beer and bacon masculinity tough guys on the DLR doing the we're so back routine.
02:41:46.000You gay retards are missing the whole point.
02:41:48.000It's not transgressive or edgy if they're allowing you to say it now.
02:46:19.000And he does a bit about how you get older and become a Republican.
02:46:25.000And he makes fun of Trump all the time, and... So... It seems to me like there's... even if it's implicit, there's this effort to rebuild this credibility by... by kind of signaling to liberals like, hey, I'm cool.
02:46:42.000Not by being gay, but by being like, hey, I can make fun of conservatives too.
02:48:10.000It's things that you would never... that are like, when you see it, it's like so obvious.
02:48:16.000When you see it, it's like, oh, of course.
02:48:18.000But like probably you would never think of it or you would never think of it that way So Yes, I think so those would probably be like my favorites
02:48:31.000Those are people that I think are the funniest.
02:48:33.000Shane Gillis, not... I don't think he's really in that category.
02:50:56.000You know, if me and Loomer were to sit down, we would have a fierce disagreement about what's happening, and we would debate about it.
02:51:04.000And people would know that I'm a Catholic, Christian, America First-er, and people would know that she's Jewish Zionist and claims to be America First.
02:51:13.000And we would have a debate and people could evaluate and they could discern.
02:52:06.000Because if it was subject to a matter of debate, and it was all in the open, and there was none of this deceit and trickery, probably things would move very quickly in a different direction.
02:52:17.000So... To answer your question, you know, people are always trying to do this disavowal game.
02:55:30.000I haven't gotten red-pilled on this so if it's not Hezbollah, but that's what it says So Hezbollah killed 63 and how many died in the Liberty? 34
02:56:30.000Don't do... Don't do any of that witchcraft.
02:56:55.000Albert Castro sent $5, my friends still believe China is the biggest threat frown.
02:57:02.000American Matt sent $10, all the guys on active duty are now going to have to go through extensive anti-semitism training, like they did with extremism awareness after Jan 6th.
02:57:14.000Good Tonnet sent $15, one thing Aaron Bushnell was not was a cuckservative.
02:58:01.000He's a fat, he's gay, he's a pedophile, and he's Mexican, and he's balding, and he's fat, and he's dumb, and he's a bad businessman, and he's short.
03:02:42.000Then there's like very little cults of like, you know, a charismatic principal of a school or, you know, some other stupid jagoff in some place.
03:03:56.000Zachariah Seed sent $3, what's her take on the argument that Russia was always going to invade Ukraine because both nations are in terminal stages of demographic decline and the only solution is to consolidate the ortho world?
03:04:09.000I don't see how invading Ukraine helps that because all it did was create a culture of death.
03:04:17.000By killing all these, what if they killed 100, 150,000 in Ukraine?
03:04:26.000So I don't I I have not heard that argument I've read some of the defenses of the policy in Ukraine none of them have been that so I haven't heard that one I'd have to read it I'd have to read what that argument is because it's just on its face that doesn't sound right if anything Ukraine will not recover from this anytime soon so I don't know how bringing them into the fold solves the demographic problem and I think
03:05:31.000The persistent refusal, this adamant refusal of the West to allow Ukraine to remain in Russia's orbit, that's a plausible reason for Russia to go in.
03:05:43.000I don't know why people are looking for some other tenuous expo.
03:05:46.000Well, they would do it anyway because terminal decline and... You think?
03:06:40.00030 years ago, 35 years ago, when they said, what is it, Helmut Kohl said, we're going to unify Germany and then NATO won't go any further east.
03:08:21.000He kind of blackpilled me on a couple songs.
03:08:23.000He also told me that Come to Life was directed at Bradley Cooper because he says floating on a silver lining and Bradley Cooper is in Silver Linings Playbook and I guess he like slept with Jennifer Lawrence or something.
03:10:51.000Basturask sent $20, I searched info about mercenaries fighting in Ukraine because I saw a Garen thumb video with a couple of them.
03:10:59.000The West is so gay and Orwellian, apparently these foreign professional soldiers killing people for thousands of dollars a day aren't mercenaries, they're volunteers.
03:11:07.000It's actually the Russians that use mercs.
03:11:09.000That's true, yeah a lot of them are foreign.
03:11:12.000Ron sent $3, do you think there is anything immoral about going into finance?
03:11:16.000Being into stocks and banking and whatnot?
03:12:15.000Basturask sent $5, anyway you probably saved many soldiers from getting fooled and going over there for fortune and getting killed or murdering Russian conscripts.
03:12:27.000Software Growiper sent $3, hey Nick have you seen the New York Times story about how the CIA has built 12 secret spy bases in Ukraine that have been there for the past decade?
03:13:11.000It has to do with Venezuela and some stupid shit, but... Look, I mean, these kinds of traditions are just part of the rich tapestry of the church.