Based Camp - September 03, 2024Kamala Harris Wants to Censor All Information on the Internet？ Fascism is Just Around the Corner
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In this episode, we discuss the censorship of free speech by the far-left government in Brazil, and how it impacts the free speech rights of its citizens, as well as the lack of oversight and regulation by the media.
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x would not ban people that the brazilian government was telling them to ban
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oh okay this is what public knowledge we would have not being talked about and this is very
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important whose accounts wouldn't twitter remove you're like well we wouldn't do this in the u.s
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except here's the problem they are directly speaking to millions and millions of people
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without any level of of oversight or regulation and that has to stop i believe the left is right
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now structurally transitioning our government into a fascist like state where elections aren't
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legitimate anymore and whatever what how far are we going here where the media just lies blatantly
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and regularly without recourse where the elections aren't legitimate where any dissenting viewpoint is
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banned this is scary because we do we have both fans and also personal like family friends who
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grew up in soviet russia who write to us now and say things like right now it feels feels like that
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yeah it feels very similar yeah when the media puts out there when msnbc puts out there something like
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that that like is verifiably and easily verifiably not true what they are telling you is do this
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think this or you lose everything very similar to like an inquisition historically speaking would
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you like to know more hello this is malcolm and simone and today
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honestly the information that we are looking at right now to me is as shocking
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as the trump assassination attempt or the scary biden debate where he was clearly like not cognizant
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and then everybody pretended like you know oh well we can't possibly exchange him at the last minute
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and then when they realized that what they really meant is we can't possibly let democrats vote in a
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primary i mean come on that's not the way the party works anymore and then when they realized they
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didn't have to let democrats vote in a primary they're like oh you mean we can just install anyone
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i'm sorry malcolm but we are not a democracy we are a representative democracy the plebs are too
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stupid to decide for themselves they're just being true to the american people but hold on we need to
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talk about what's happened here okay because it's actually been for me at least fairly chilling
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can anything shock you these days let's hear it though i've been out of the loop so i'd love to
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know what's going on i'm knee deep in government paperwork doing rfps for our business so i really
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have no idea what's going on i need to know so i'll give you the small things okay in the past 24
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hours dims have forced rf keith jr to stay on the ballot even though he tried to remove himself so
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donald trump could yes they dims removed colonel west off the ballot the doj has filed to upgrade
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the trump indictment facebook admits they censored posts in compliance with biden harris requests
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but but but that's the small stuff let's talk about the big thing the thing that has genuinely
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chilled me so in brazil uh remember how elon got in trouble for calling into question the far left win
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of the brazil presidency like it seems like there was something fishy happening in this last election
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cycle oh and and the government was mad at him about this so then recently this new far left
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government in brazil has decided to and it's so funny because it actually was hard for me to figure
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this out everyone was out they what they'll what you'll hear from the public media the media that
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like you're allowed to listen to until my channel gets too big on youtube and i just end up disappearing
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one day is x was banned in brazil because x would not ban people that the brazilian government was
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telling them to ban oh okay this is what public knowledge so unlike facebook that you just alluded
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to earlier that that did remove things that were offensive oh and we'll get into what facebook removed
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because we now know they removed many true things during an election cycle well sure vince zuckerberg's
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wishes from we'll say from an administrative standpoint like you're working in a company sometimes
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it's just easier to do the thing okay well no hold on what twitter did is twitter did not do the thing
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which is yeah we've learned from the twitter situation right now in brazil that the countries
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will ban you but what we what is not being talked about and this is very important
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whose accounts wouldn't twitter remove oh so wait they did remove some of the accounts requested but
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well no no no so the twitter regularly removes accounts for breaking rules okay this no even
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under x even under elon it's it removes accounts all the time they do not have a free speech absolutist
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policy despite what the left says no no i'm aware of that in fact the left is is extra enthusiastic
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about mentioning every single instance in which twitter does ban or remove people because they say
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that ironically elon musk acquired twitter slash x and now uses it to censor people while saying that
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he supports free speech so i i hear you on that what i'm what i'm asking though is did elon or sorry did x
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ban people some of the people that the the brazilian government requested they did but this is the point
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okay what is not being reported in western media right now is what the request that the brazilian
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government made of x was that led to x being banned okay and so after a deep searching i was
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basically able to find articles that basically coughed up the truth okay what happened is is that x got
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a list of pretty much every prominent white wing person was a twitter account in brazil including
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mainstream individuals so this would be like if the white house gave x or youtube a list that included
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people like tucker carlson and carl rove and you know it was just like a list so they were trying
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to in other words they were trying to de-platform people based on political affiliation not on how
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radical they were not on dangerous or tactical things they were doing well some of them were on
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dangerous and tactical things but broadly sure the list that they got and this has been confirmed by
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many even left-leaning news sources was basically entirely right-wing people it was for dangerous
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political beliefs but it was all right-wing and then they had a separate list which was the
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undermining democracy list which was basically everyone who had ever questioned this election
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cycle which was an incredibly fishy election cycle in brazil very similar to the one that we recently had
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in the u.s and basically you're not allowed to say actually if you really dig into the data it was a
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pretty fishy election cycle so that's not the core of why this is so horrifying i mean it's it's part
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of why it's horrifying but now if you use a vpn because you're like oh you could use a vpn to get
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around it if you use a vpn in brazil to get around it that is an eight thousand dollar fine per day that
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you do this keep in mind that per day x fine is higher than the bail to get out of jail for murder
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in brazil in some cases it is it is they have gone extreme but we need to talk about like the corruption
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media down because this is what we're going to be talking about on this episode is instances instances
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instances in which the media and our reality is being retconned for us and that there is no longer
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a facade of truth in what the urban monoculture and far left are doing anymore and when i say far left
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i'm not talking about like wokey extremists i'm talking about kamala harris and the party apparatus at
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this point so a great example of this retconning of reality that's happened recently was
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kamala harris was in very publicly for a long time the was in a bunch of articles and they have
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recently gone back and said she was never border czar and mainstream newspaper articles are being edited
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to remove the fact that she was ever border czar nice another crazy one which i sent simone and i'll put
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on screen here is msnbc conflated two different instances and it will be very clear to you when
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you're watching the clip because kamala harris never served overseas and kamala harris never
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served as a medic so why is joe rogan praising kamala harris for those things because he wasn't he
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was praising telsey gabbard they reframed a clip of joe rogan to make it look like he was praising
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kamala harris and a mainstream news organization was putting this out there she's gonna win no she's not
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she can win she is a strong woman she is uh a person who served overseas twice she in a medical
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unit she was a congresswoman for eight years yeah she is a person of color she's everything you want
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she's gonna win no she's not she can win they just want no trump no matter what by the way tulsi
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gabbard once called titan cute in a mar-a-lago bathroom oh she did yeah she did you met her oh that's
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sweet the little titan gets the cute from tulsi gabbard this is for people when we wanted this is when
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we were at the log cabin republicans right yeah yeah okay i went to their like yearly gala or whatever
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so of course we see tulsi gabbard there it's such a classy lady that was really fun but anyway so gotta get
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gotta get back to this how how bad this this is is when you're like in the u.s okay you're like well
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we wouldn't do this in the u.s except here's a problem i'm gonna play a clip here kamala harris
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saying she liked the brazil decision he has he has lost his privileges and it should be taken down and
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and the bottom line is that you can't say that you have one rule for facebook and you have a different
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rule for twitter the same rule has to apply which is that there has to be a responsibility
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that is placed on these social media sites to understand their power they are directly speaking
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to millions and millions of people without any level of of oversight or regulation and that has to stop
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oh dear oh wait why would well okay wait hold on i'm trying to think through why she would do that
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i think liberals hate x so if she said yeah i think no i'll explain her logic because you are
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misguessing what her logic is and it will make perfect sense to you okay what she says is well
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if the government's applying those rules to one platform all platforms have to follow them equally
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in this case she was specifically saying if we're applying these rules to facebook
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x has to follow them as well and this is where this gets scary because at around the same time as all
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this is happening mark zuckerberg releases that he was forced to ban people for sharing true information
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if it went against the democratic party platform when the democrats controlled the white house
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so let's get into this and he now says he regretted it i think i think zuck is going to do a come
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around i think he's going to be on the side of people like elon soon wow you wait you wait he's yeah
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i know he has his whole new era going on with the little the fro and the chain he's he's doing
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something different oh no maybe i think he's gonna i i know i genuinely think what happened to zuck is he
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just got picked on too much he tried to play their game he tried to give free internet to india he tried
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to whenever he would do something that he thought was this big magnanimous thing to appeal to woke people
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they would just like bam bam bam slam him in the ground you are all of you beneath me
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i think just finally he's like wait you guys aren't my friend yeah just a moment maybe maybe he's having
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this moment we'll see maybe uh yeah he does seem a lot less uptight now he just seems comfortable and
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happy so maybe he's gone conservative who knows no i gotta do the the the scene here from madagascar
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which i always think about when i think about the conservative party now whenever these people
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like but i just i just couldn't join the conservatives it'd be so gauche i mean i i do think the liberals
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have become monstrous these days but it would be so and and it's just like when they're like just come
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to our side of the island it's the fun side of the island and and yes we may still be drinking
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sand and stuff like that but at least we're a party man may not be perfect but at least we're trying
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melvin and gloria over there having a good time
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there's room on the fun side for one more no thanks look i've been thinking maybe if you gave this
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place a chance i don't know you might even enjoy yourself could you just give it a chance think about
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it's him who is it it's the pizza man who the heck do you think it is yes can i help you
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make your pardon you know i've been kind of a jerk marty i'm sorry
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would you look at that it's like billions and billions of helicopters
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but let's talk about some of these stories here because there were a few instances of this that
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have been really well recorded at this point so the hunter biden laptop story it is now known that
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the story was 100 accurate it was during an election and it had a chance to affect an election
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new york post posted an article about it and the fbi used their power to have this article removed from
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the facebook platform and for those who are not in the u.s because about half of our audience isn't
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basically the son of one of the two presidential candidates had left a laptop with a lot of damning
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information about him including drug use and all these other bad things at a laptop repair shop and just
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forgot to pick it up i guess and that got leaked but then when the new york post covered it it basically got censored
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by operatives of the democratic party which was the party representing that president whose son's laptop had been
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yeah so for those who may be forget because i feel people don't put various stories together in their mind
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to realize how completely infiltrated our government is right now
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by this nefarious force which we're going to be talking about later in this episode like
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how is all of this happening so blatantly how is most of the world relating to this
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where there was the instance of the fbi agent peter doskov but fbi lawyer lisa page in 2016
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page expressed concern about donald trump potentially becoming president and stosky replied no no he won't
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we'll stop him so this is what the fbi we who is we we the fbi will stop him who banned that story the fbi
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okay there was a sentiment within the united states intelligence services that donald trump could not
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be allowed to win an election cycle and i think that the mistake they made in that first election
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is they basically just said okay no way he's gonna win blah blah blah now they're like oh we just will
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make sure that he can't win and i think that that's largely what happened in the last cycle as well
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yeah well what's disappointing to me is we heard exactly the same statements the first time that
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donald trump ran for president in 2016 we even heard that from operatives within the republican
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party of don't worry we won't let him win we have a special obviously connections in both the democrat
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and the republican party and one of the high level operatives in the republican party told us that
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they had a system to prevent donald trump from winning the primary you were talking about how yeah
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we saw we saw people saying that trump couldn't win and i thought that that gave us it gave us a lot
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of hope in 2016 that despite the fact that all these forces thought that they ran things and
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thought they could control how outcomes were that you know trump ultimately broke the ultimate glass
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ceiling you know that weirdos and outsiders could break into washington at least to a certain extent
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it kind of felt a little bit like you know he he ventured into russia and kind of got froze out
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and maybe that's what's going on here you know he just went too far he was able to get in he was able
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to cross the borders but their slash and burn was just too much for him and then you know he's
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well no what i'm gonna argue at the end of this is i believe the left is right now structurally
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transitioning our government into a fascist like state where elections aren't legitimate anymore and
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whatever what how far are we going here where the media just lies blatantly and regularly without
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recourse where the elections aren't legitimate where any dissenting viewpoint is banned
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this is scary because we do we have both fans and also personal like family friends who grew up in
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soviet russia who write to us now and say things like right now it feels it feels like that yeah
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it feels very similar yeah i'm gonna go over some other instances here that are very interesting
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so the covid19 censorship scandal apparently he also was not super cool with that and this was
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zuckerberg or zuckerberg if people remember there was a period where you couldn't say covid on youtube
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you couldn't say covid on facebook youtubers are still scared about saying it i don't you know
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you might even censor yourself here you say it it could get you instabanned from like any platform
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and it was one of the most fascist things like in my lifetime anybody who lived through that and
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wasn't like wow our society's in crisis right now like there's empty streets and i'm not allowed to say
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the word on like on our primary mechanism of communication they just thought we really liked
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harry potter so it was the virus which shall not be named you know they wanted us to it wasn't like
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you didn't name it because of how bad it was you didn't name it because everyone was terrified of the
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government coming and knocking i know i'm kidding but no but i mean it's a different kind of thing it
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was very fascististic in almost the purest form possible i.e societal crisis like it's like there's
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some war and we're all supposed to pretend the war isn't happening we all use some other name for the
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war very similar to how russia right now is like they don't they can't say the ukraine war they have
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to say like the conflict or the oh they do oh i didn't know that yeah yeah no one you'd be banned
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from their social media platforms so yeah it's it's it's very severely fascist but what's interesting
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is it's even worse than all of this so if you want to understand how bad things have gotten if you go
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into what's happening in brazil right now okay so as okay so for people who don't somehow don't know
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this elon owns x slash twitter but he also owns a company called starlinker he's what he doesn't like
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really own both he is a primary shareholder in both right or a heavy shareholder in both so what
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the brazilian government has done is it has decided to start finding and collecting fines from x not
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from starlink to pay x's fine which has made it impossible now for people who don't know how
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companies work it's he doesn't like literally own both of these there's no legal basis you there's no
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there's no grounds on which government can go after one entity because of one investor
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that the entity has yeah there just doesn't seem to be any sort of legal basis that's insane isn't it but
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it's worse than just being insane so that i think it was something uh uh so just so people know how big
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both of these platforms are was in brazil 40 million brazilians roughly one-fifth of brazil's
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population is checking x at least once a month wow and as for starlink what was it um trying to
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find the number that they shut down i believe it was something like 300 000 but it was big and a lot
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of these because remember the amazon is in brazil are schools that are using this to teach children who
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live in rural areas of brazil because brazil has the amazon where starlink is critical to daily life
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and education and they are shutting this down the government is shutting this down in order to
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prevent their citizens from being seeing mainstream right-leaning political figures talk
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um okay that that's crazy i was everything else that you said was unsurprising and plausible
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given just the world we live in now which is insane it is clown world i will give you that but
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this is the next step we are leveling up we are leveling up yeah so the point is is when you look at
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like what is the world we're actually living in now like it is a world where at tech companies
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you know what is it like 98 at some of the major firms of the fang companies facebook amazon google etc
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are going to democratic politicians we are in a world where people do not feel they can dissent anymore
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where people know that what's being said is a lie like for example that in msnbc did
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just like lie to people about what somebody else had said and then we're supposed to believe it or
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or you just hear these constant lies that democrats will say with such authority to them as if they're
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just 100 true like the one i always love because we have insider information on this is the don't say
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gay bill which they were like this will prevent gay people from teaching in florida this will prevent
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gay people from talking about their sexuality to their students or mentioning that they're gay to
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their students or mentioning who their partners are to their students no we know the person who crafted
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the bill before it left the republican committee it was edited to make sure it could never be
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interpreted that way and it never has been interpreted that way so but yet this is just like
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some mainstream interpretation that people would just go out there and tell you like as if it's 100
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true and i see this constantly they'll be like oh you know x person like i love that trump is a racist
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one right like well they'll just say this i'm like excuse me trump was a shock jock for some 50
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years okay through many different political climates regularly appearing on shows like the howard stern
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show okay where you would be praised for saying controversial things and he is somebody who seems
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to lack a basic level of self-control do you believe that if he regularly had racist thoughts
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we would not have a single one concretely on record seriously that's a great point yeah i think that's
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why so many people really like him by the way is that you know if he has a thought he will share it
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there's no no i i i love i'm like i love when i really press lefties up against the wall on this
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i'm like either you think trump is a man of enormous self-discipline and self-control
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or you recognize that he is definitely not a racist get to choose one of these two options both of them
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can't be true so yeah he's a lot of things but he's not a racist and but these narratives just
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get out there and then they're like this is true and even fairly smart people we haven't aired this
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video with tracy woodgrain but tracy woodgrain's a fairly smart guy and he's like well i can't vote for
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republicans because i'm gay and like republicans would be i'm like bro you live in manhattan okay
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there's no he lives anti-gay republican you can vote for there okay what are you talking about
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what what and when it's worse than that in the mainstream republican rnc platform now it doesn't
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even say the marriage is between a man and a woman anymore the the the world has changed into what the
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two parties represent one is a party that is about dictatorial control and the other is a party about
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trying to reinvent the system with with small sub factions that really want dictatorial control
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and might have ruined everything um she she by the way is speaking at some individuals at like the
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heritage foundation and stuff like that is that what you're talking about project 2024 is not going
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to go for 2025 well yeah except that the project 2025 served up one of the best pieces of material for
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democrats for this election that they could have dreamed of yeah because it makes the republican
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party look unhinged and theocratic and completely well again we we and i think that this is this is on
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our generation of right-leaning influencers the party must be purged of the old guard these they they
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either need to know that these types of umbridge like we say that the democrats are the party of
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professor umbridge like they want to go around censoring everything become a democrat like that's
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your party now yeah you want to go around giving you know government handouts to everyone go become a
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democrat yeah right now i'm speaking specifically of what's his name again the lyman stone lyman stone
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and the family institute guy a lot of these people are just like legacy republicans i guess i call them in
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the same way you have these like legacy democrats where they don't represent the mainstream democratic
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party at all anymore they don't represent the base at all anymore but they believe that the
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democratic party is what it is in the 90s and they get mad when people are like it's not what they
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represent anymore another great example of one of those stories where we're all just supposed to
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pretend like it doesn't happen and yet everybody knows it does happen and it provably happens
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is illegal immigrants don't meaningfully vote in election cycles in a way that could sway major
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elections and yet recently uh for example in texas 6 500 plus illegal aliens were caught registering to
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vote with nearly 2 000 caught voting and it's worse than that because those 2 000 were caught having
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registered in the past and having voted in previous election cycles and that this catch only happened
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because of a recent house bill 1243 in texas so we know for a fact that not only have illegals been
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voting in election cycles but they have been swaying past elections and this is provable at this point
00:27:46.680
and when we talk about the double thing the double thing that you really got me with this morning that
00:27:50.380
was like so messed up was tim waltz being the mind your own damn business guy which is like so 1984
00:27:57.660
when this is a guy who implemented the covid snitch line in his state where you could be arrested
00:28:03.780
well it was encouraged for you to call on your neighbors if they left their houses during covid
00:28:09.040
it could be arrested this is the guy who made his state a sanctuary state for underage children with
00:28:17.280
no bottom minimum age who wanted to become emancipated from their parents in transition
00:28:23.620
and we'll do another episode where we go further on like how crazy that is and all the deaths that
00:28:28.220
have come from nonsense but i guess he's telling basically conservative families to mind your own
00:28:34.340
damn business while the state takes their children away yeah it's basically basically when he says mind
00:28:39.140
your own damn business it should be like a little political cartoon yeah like him grabbing the kids
00:28:43.100
mind your own damn business making kids from a family he's there as the family's like crying like
00:28:48.980
mind your own damn business yeah basically though i mean i i i mean no it is it is absolutely horrifying
00:28:57.600
how far this has gone and how much the parties have become aligned around an authoritarian axis
00:29:06.000
anti-authoritarian axis and the the media and this is another thing that the media has entered this
00:29:14.700
state now where i heard this person saying this on modern ways well i'm also just before you go
00:29:20.460
forward keep in mind also the the ceo of or the founder of telegram you know also got arrested in
00:29:27.600
france okay you're right so what's what's scary about this and something we should also be discussing is
00:29:32.360
why he got arrested so people know he was arrested sort of on the grounds that telegram was facilitating
00:29:37.840
everything yeah well yeah but like they put it in the terms of sex trafficking and drugs and you know
00:29:44.940
illegal stuff but because basically he didn't release information about users because telegram is not
00:29:51.560
fully encrypted that you know he he's facilitating it and what what's showing up here and what makes these
00:29:58.860
incremental changes uniquely worrying is it in the past our conclusion has been okay don't worry about
00:30:04.960
it you can find your own people on social media on platforms to follow who will give you insights
00:30:11.580
that you can trust and you're just going to have to establish what we call techno feudalism where
00:30:16.620
there's sort of trusted clusters of networks of people where you can trust them to know their domain
00:30:22.040
you all kind of follow each other there's like this sort of network or community that's created
00:30:25.540
of people with knowledge that that is shared but now it appears to be that governments have decided
00:30:32.080
to meddle with the feudal lords of the techno feudalistic world and to take away their land
00:30:38.480
essentially to take away the platforms that they have used to communicate with people well i mean
00:30:42.740
it's important to understand like what is this group that's doing this it is a cult like we have
00:30:47.700
talked about this in other episodes but you should think of it not as a political faction but as a
00:30:52.980
cohesive cultural group that is a what is the word that they use for cults like high impact high demand
00:31:01.300
high demand religion you constantly need to signal things that aren't true to not be attacked by it
00:31:07.420
and when the media puts out there when msnbc puts out there something like that that like
00:31:12.800
is verifiably and easily verifiably not true what they are telling you and what people like the reason
00:31:19.280
why you have so many people in like these big fan companies donating to the democrats is do this
00:31:27.660
very similar to like an inquisition historically speaking but more aggressive than any inquisition
00:31:36.020
or rich month that was ever done by the church where they are going through and what they essentially
00:31:42.000
do to make sure that you are a mindless brainwashed slave creature to maintain your high level of
00:31:49.160
position and keep in mind like in covid the lady who was next in line to run levi's was fired for
00:31:54.460
saying we need to stop shutting down minority school districts uh this probably isn't doing any good and
00:31:59.140
now we know she was right she wasn't rehired was she so what they do is they do these insane things
00:32:04.040
that are at odds with everything they've ever said they valued like condemn minority students to a life
00:32:10.600
of poverty by shutting down their only access to education to keep up this ridiculous charade of
00:32:16.660
we have everything handled with covid so they they they get in your face and they say like will you lie
00:32:24.140
about this like they repeat a lie to you that's obviously a lie and then they see if you repeat it
00:32:30.260
and if you don't repeat it you lose everything and that's where society has entered right now
00:32:35.520
and if you ever had any inclination like if you were ever the type of person where you're like
00:32:42.300
yeah when the nazis were taking over you know before they started genociding people i would have
00:32:48.240
stood up to them okay like this is your chance to show that yeah you actually would have stood up to
00:32:55.020
this because this group does sort humans based on their ethnicity okay they do have an ethno hierarchy
00:33:05.180
we even know this during covid where vaccines were being distributed uh by the cdc in part based on
00:33:11.600
ethnicity based on how marginalized a group was historically it may not have been the cdc i think
00:33:16.600
it might have been up to local municipalities but they implemented those policies well no the cdc
00:33:21.020
created a policy plan that said you should do that and then the plan implemented by local
00:33:25.440
municipalities so people are able to say that nobody exactly forced anyone to do this but it did
00:33:30.500
happen and this is horrifying and i i like really encourage people to wake up to how deep down the
00:33:42.020
fascist rabbit hole we already are simone you recently had a realization where you came to me and you were
00:33:49.640
like i didn't realize how socialist america was like i'm actually looking at the numbers and we're not
00:33:55.600
like a socialist country we are a not just socialist country but very socialist country yeah that was that
00:34:03.140
was from lemon month where my subject of the month this is a an internal holiday that we have as
00:34:08.840
techno puritans where the month of may is dedicated to researching some a subject that we find to be
00:34:17.000
offensive and then sharing it with the family and i i decided that communism was going to be my
00:34:23.300
offensive subject because i'm i was fairly ignorant to it i mean i now feel even more ignorant now that
00:34:27.940
i've learned more right but like i decided to study it and that's how i realized oh we're we're a pretty
00:34:34.720
socialist state like on on this on the spectrum of pure capitalism to communism where no one is no one
00:34:41.460
is it communism we are actually quite socialist we're quite close to communism we're closer to
00:34:46.640
communism than capitalism when i you know even and separately from from my lemon month research
00:34:52.060
i realized that our effective tax rate between state tax and and federal taxes
00:34:57.540
also closer to what i thought europeans paid you know i used to think like what is it like 70
00:35:03.760
no no no it's it's 38 but that's still a lot you know i felt like a europeans maybe like half of
00:35:11.120
their money went to tax and they have you know socialized medicine and everything else and like
00:35:16.080
public transit that actually works all sorts of things like that and yeah so the next problem that
00:35:23.600
we have here is so sorry the the point i was making is when you're like oh this is actually kind of
00:35:28.740
like leaning toward the communist state at this point if we have fascism on one side and a
00:35:33.540
functional democracy on the other side we are now past the halfway mark to living in a fascist
00:35:38.780
country that is what we have here when we have pretty much every major media platform is colluding
00:35:46.900
to lie to you and there are no repercussions for this and in addition to that
00:35:54.180
one of the mainstream political presidential candidates is saying they want to implement this
00:36:01.800
more in the united states right after it was leaked that they had forced major media platforms to ban
00:36:08.500
true stories and then after that the person who is telling you all this was selected for her position
00:36:18.320
by party elites without having to hold the primary and here's what adds insult to injury one most fascist
00:36:26.580
governments seem to end up with really fantastic uniforms i'm not seeing any here where's the
00:36:31.820
fashion two usually fascist governments get stuff done you know at least you could say that about you
00:36:38.460
know china say what you will but the ccp can get stuff done you know just say like sorry this is how
00:36:44.060
it's going to be new policy but i'm not seeing that here oh sweetheart you thought we were moving
00:36:49.380
china no we're moving argentina fascist so if you look at the way that you're you're like oh we don't have
00:36:54.980
good infrastructure here how is that possible given where we are um great video on this recently it's
00:37:00.940
called the million dollar bathroom bathroom that san francisco was spending money on and it was about
00:37:06.440
why infrastructure costs are so expensive in the united states and to give you an idea god what was
00:37:14.000
the example they used it was just shocking it was something like a one subway in one major u.s city
00:37:24.500
cost as much as a subway between two major european cities uh like two state capitals or something like
00:37:30.560
country capitals i mean like a huge difference and the the answer is is that in europe they are able to
00:37:36.980
hire construction teams from different countries and within the eu yeah within the eu and in the united
00:37:42.840
states they're not in the united states you have to hire everything locally to these giant unions
00:37:48.040
and they're all being contracted by these local politicians if i was put in the trump white house
00:37:53.540
one of the first things i would do is focus on creating a federal ban against types of hirings
00:37:58.040
because it would be very easy to end this but right now because almost nobody votes in these
00:38:02.160
small local elections they're able to just own them and pump pump pump it costs i think on a per
00:38:07.580
dollar basis 8x what it does in europe to build something in the united states and it is because of
00:38:12.080
this argentinian style corruption that the democrats are complicit in and exacerbating and
00:38:18.380
that's what you see happening with kamala harris right now is a a move towards an argentinian style
00:38:26.020
government in the united states without really free elections anymore and with extreme amounts of
00:38:32.040
government cronyism that's a really interesting point i hadn't thought and actually i'm just
00:38:36.980
encountering that with the business we run today and that i'm applying i'm making a proposal to do
00:38:42.640
business with a new jersey-based entity but we're a delaware-based llc that operates in pennsylvania
00:38:49.160
and i had to pay almost 200 to register to do business in the state of new jersey and just put
00:38:58.000
my entire afternoon like going through the various like paperwork and nonsense just to register and
00:39:04.000
it's it's it's a state like we're in the same country why do i have to write next door to us too
00:39:08.760
like our employees live there like yeah the amount of paperwork was was really crazy and i wonder if
00:39:14.060
it would have been easier if i was in the eu working in cross countries um but the point being is that
00:39:19.500
the united states is increasingly becoming captured by these types of players in a way that is going to
00:39:27.980
prevent our government from functioning and the collapse will be significantly faster
00:39:34.500
if camilla wins like i am actually getting when i look at her vp pick when i look at the authoritarian
00:39:41.280
history she has so we've done a video on this but for people who don't know like just
00:39:45.580
how authoritarian her mindset is two instances which often get conflated by republicans but really need
00:39:51.200
to be delineated as two separate incidences one is in one incident she was running for i forget what
00:39:58.520
office but it was found that there was a leak in her her crime lab and she was supposed to notify a
00:40:05.240
bunch of inmates that their cases could be overturned and she refused to do it until after the election
00:40:11.100
was over so she did admit there was a mistake she just wanted to wait till the election was over so she
00:40:15.480
could secure the police commission what was it like i can't remember their their recommendation so
00:40:22.360
that she could win their endorsement yeah so she kept people in prison most of them were black people
00:40:26.360
in prison so that she could win an election and for no other reason in a separate incident the supreme
00:40:31.860
court said that her prison system had become a human rights violation and that she had to release
00:40:38.100
people and her response to this was i need them for my fire brigades i'm sorry i need them for work
00:40:44.340
like i'm using them as a free labor source the problem is that if she had freed them and hired them it
00:40:49.740
would be less expensive but her entire world view top to bottom is authoritarian it doesn't matter that
00:40:56.120
it's less expensive for her not to own these slaves because what are they other than human
00:41:00.820
slaves if they're being demanded to be released from prison and she's like i need my forced labor
00:41:04.600
force doesn't matter that it's more economically efficient it would disrupt her way of life as a
00:41:10.360
plantation owner i mean what else is she at this point right like it also shows how she will hide
00:41:16.860
things from constituent groups in order to win an election and then do things that disappoint them
00:41:21.860
because obviously if she eventually released this leak in the crime lab that disappointed the police
00:41:27.740
force that endorsed her then they'd be pissed she she didn't do right by them but yeah i mean
00:41:34.580
no no it's okay she got off a few police officers who shot people under very questionable circumstances
00:41:39.160
good for her i guess um jim waltz actually did the same thing that was one of his major controversies as
00:41:44.480
well it's very interesting how pro cop tim and camilla are i mean obviously i don't know how
00:41:50.900
pro cop they i mean tim waltz's wife famously opened her window during black lives matter riots so that she
00:41:58.240
could smell the smoke from the burning buildings so i i don't know how that is horrifying those are
00:42:04.900
people's business i know i know that's that's why republicans love to make that point about her
00:42:10.000
supposed to be protecting those people but i mean this is what i talk about when i say it's a cult
00:42:15.760
that has taken over our country you should see nothing other than living in a medieval
00:42:21.400
democratic state well this is why people are preparing more and more to kind of go off the
00:42:29.740
grid and we're seeing this happen we're seeing for example in the medical world people shifting away
00:42:35.220
from sort of having a primary care doctor through their insurance to getting direct primary care that
00:42:40.480
they pay a subscription for just personally out of pocket because they don't trust what the medical
00:42:45.300
establishment is giving them and you know all these people going for alternative health things and
00:42:49.520
people getting into permaculture and homesteading and i think a lot of people are just intuitively
00:42:56.580
starting to expect that they can no longer depend on governments in the u.s and outside the u.s as well
00:43:03.740
for their well-being and they're it's it's good i don't know part of me it's it's i don't think it
00:43:11.800
is explicitly good when they start banning these major platforms when they make everybody realize
00:43:16.460
that if you invest any money and you are successful at what you're doing they will ban you don't worry
00:43:21.480
there's erbit you can always turn to erbit when anyone can figure out what the fuck it is
00:43:26.740
by the way a fun video to do is why didn't the twitter alternatives work do you remember like
00:43:32.220
blue sky and mastodon yeah what they realize and i think that this is the truth of why they didn't
00:43:37.480
work to give the thesis away is the value of twitter to the left was that they could force
00:43:43.980
people to listen to their insane takes and as soon as they entered cloistered platforms like mastodon
00:43:50.840
or platforms where it's just other lefties they could no longer lord the power that the way twitter
00:43:56.660
was hierarchically arranged artificially gave them to force their belief systems on other people
00:44:01.560
and and then when they realize that they're like oh i should just go back into traditional media
00:44:09.140
and of course traditional media is fuming because it's all falling apart the the thing that gets me
00:44:13.140
about all this is naturally because everybody now knows the media lies they go to channels like ours
00:44:18.380
right because everyone now knows that that oh you know this source is bad this source is bad they're
00:44:23.140
going to independent sources and so i think a lot of people on the right had this perception of
00:44:27.820
well eventually everyone's just going to wake up and move to the free press right but both the
00:44:34.260
very wise publication and just generally independent knowledge people right yeah okay simultaneously we
00:44:40.500
are now seeing the left realize oh everyone's leaving these other platforms we need to ban them
00:44:44.960
from doing anything else yeah listen it's a good thing i i would say it's a good thing that people are
00:44:53.700
being shaken awake to the fact that platforms are going to be censored they will come and go
00:45:00.540
you know telegram ceo is going to be arrested x is going to be banned in various countries and people
00:45:06.760
need to be very fluid in the way that they move from platform to platform and that's why we're moving
00:45:11.640
to techno feudalism where it isn't a platform specific thing i mean as much as is it will be undermined by
00:45:17.880
people taking away platforms like i said you know with erbit and other alternatives there are ways
00:45:23.320
for distributed networks of people to communicate and work together i strongly disagree with you really
00:45:31.640
strongly disagree with you yeah i think we need big big companies to facilitate our communication
00:45:37.380
yes you do it's something called a natural monopoly we studied it in business school they are incredibly
00:45:43.020
difficult to compete with or disrupt so natural monopolies happen whenever you have two-sided
00:45:47.820
marketplaces especially of the independent actors like a communications platform or a search engine or
00:45:53.920
a there's a bunch of different instances in which they happen and they always end up with 89 percent of
00:45:59.620
people using it on one platform like the number always ends there and then the next platform will have
00:46:04.720
like eight percent and then the next platform will have like it's like a logarithmically smaller number
00:46:08.680
yeah but you're you're assuming the continuation of a globalized communication world and maybe it will
00:46:15.340
be no no what i'm saying is there is no communication world if the global communication world shuts down
00:46:20.960
not really and we'll go back to what things used to be which was social networks no that's not the way
00:46:26.560
things used to be what it used to be is that the you had uh news media organizations and people would
00:46:32.280
turn on their television and they'd buy their newspaper no malcolm i'm thinking back to the victorian era and
00:46:37.160
before i'm thinking back to even before the era of magazines i'm thinking about how people
00:46:42.140
communicated back okay okay so what you're saying is people are safe communicating within one-off social
00:46:50.300
small social networks you mean on a platform like signal that's exactly the type of thing they're
00:46:57.700
targeting unless the point that's why i keep talking about erbit the point of some alternative
00:47:04.960
platforms is that they are distributed and not run there that there's a few janky distributed
00:47:12.480
platforms out there no one is using them well they'll have to in the future no but the point
00:47:18.300
i'm making is no one is using them and the moment they become a credible threat to the people in
00:47:23.960
positions of power right now they will be shut down or criminalized in the same way that joining
00:47:30.000
twitter with a vpn is criminal well yeah again and having a radio that you were listening to
00:47:35.420
you know the bbc in nazi occupied france was also criminalized in france at the time and people still
00:47:42.780
totally you know boarded up their windows and listened to the radio the french resistance didn't free
00:47:49.400
france the americans had to come in yeah so simone this isn't a good argument i'm just if they're like
00:47:56.900
like people in occupied france no you fight back i'm not saying it's ideal i'm saying it's what's
00:48:02.480
going to have to happen no it doesn't have to happen okay well then what are you going to do
00:48:06.340
go to mars no what you do is you do everything you can to make sure that we get a trump administration
00:48:12.940
then we do everything to can we can to make sure people like us are working in that administration
00:48:19.400
systematically dismantle their ability to ever enforce something like this again
00:48:23.460
it can be done it just requires one sweep at the white house but the number one thing that can not
00:48:31.340
happen is a kamala harris victory i'm i'm pretty sure that's what we're gonna have so you know
00:48:36.140
everyone gets to go back and look at this and see who is right was simone right and did kamala
00:48:41.900
harris win that no no no no right hold on you're saying i'm saying to maintain our freedom yeah
00:48:48.280
you're saying trump has to win for a few yeah but i'm just saying i'm not saying we're here for our
00:48:51.880
freedom to be taken away for our freedom you are making the claim that we can maintain some
00:48:57.900
semblance of freedom even if the cult continues to know i'm doing what we have to i'm saying what
00:49:04.420
we have to do which is that oh come black friday we buy our ar-15s we buy our ammo i already have
00:49:11.480
our water filtration system you know we're gonna you know i'm gonna cave to our our smarter than
00:49:18.000
me fans and we'll just start milling our own grain you know what we have to have we need to have like
00:49:22.640
a fan in the discord like a fan meetup map for when things hit the fan for the network the underground
00:49:28.980
railroad where people can like stop on their way to to freedom yes but it has to be like i don't know
00:49:36.400
i i'm not familiar with geocaching but obviously it has to be more treasure mappy and the good thing
00:49:41.640
about us is we have a big enough public profile that if we were ever banned even off of all
00:49:46.140
platforms people would immediately one know that it had happened because we do daily episodes
00:49:50.000
and two we would find somewhere to be able to tag where our new primary location was we now do rumble
00:49:57.260
as well on most days but i really don't like the platform and i don't think that it's particularly
00:50:01.560
safer than youtube if it becomes successful so it's not relevant we're supposed to be posting on
00:50:06.280
x but it's very hard to post videos to x because you can't do title cards so you need to re-upload
00:50:11.080
them and i've been meaning to have you posted any of them i post i posted one it's just x's it doesn't
00:50:18.140
seem like it's a place for long-form comment i know content i know people post whole documentaries
00:50:23.760
there and i've watched whole documentaries there but it just isn't a great format for it x twitter was
00:50:29.620
always for short-form content but i know we should i'll get to it transforming as a platform into
00:50:36.020
the only free platform left yeah i'll get to it i'm sorry guys this is my fault no by the way
00:50:43.360
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00:51:01.520
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00:51:08.820
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00:51:15.940
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00:51:20.900
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00:51:30.820
okay which one's the next one good all right good thanks
00:51:41.080
lost two episodes due to bad recording quality i don't know we're gonna redo them or what god i'm
00:51:49.000
sorry okay i will jump right into this because this is absolutely crazy that any of this is happening