Blood Satellite - BSNL#15： Sikh and Destroy (feat. Fortissax)

00:00:00.000 Fying with the neighbors, screwing the wife

00:00:18.200 Hip-hop music, ruin my life

00:00:20.840 I bitch and I moan, I lie and I cheat

00:00:23.400 Waiting for the night when I die in my sleep

00:00:26.080 I listen to the jukebox and sit by the bar

00:00:28.800 Taking care of a dog that got hit by a car

00:00:31.500 Praying for salvation and needing a miracle

00:00:34.180 Drowning in new music and reading material

00:00:36.920 Shoelaces untied, telling people I'm rich

00:00:39.800 Can't tell the difference of real art and high kitsch

00:00:42.520 Mouth like a broken bottle, crooked and bottomless

00:00:44.920 Half wolf, half crow, half hippopotamus

00:00:47.720 Sturdy as a paper bag as well, my face is flawed

00:00:50.280 But keeping the fire going by the grace of God

00:00:52.840 And I'm loathe to think that we missed our chance

00:00:55.520 To find a way out of this downward dance

00:00:58.200 And we got it all wrong

00:00:59.480 Singing a song with a rock in my mouth

00:01:22.000 Nobody knows what I'm talking about

00:01:24.580 Lost without a marketing plan and a stylist

00:01:27.260 Here comes the violist, nihilist, finalist, once and for all barbed wire and rope, the most beautiful woman is strung out on dope, slowly the music died, died, died, three white horses side by side, last chance to change or better hurry quick, lying in bed wide awake and I'm worried sick, completely outfoxed I hide from the phone, I swear this pen has a mind of its own, jaws that go through solid steel, a clenched fist, a breath of fresh air for once in a french kiss,

00:01:56.760 The weight of the world, collapsible me

00:01:59.000 I'm talking about trouble with a capital T

00:02:01.780 We got it all wrong

00:02:23.260 Calleceso

00:02:24.560 we don't

00:02:29.520 we don't

00:02:34.020 yes

00:02:42.540 oh

00:02:45.540 We'll be right back.

00:03:15.540 Let me open up the story, let me tell you how this goes

00:03:44.760 Let me paint a little picture for you

00:03:46.460 Show you the impossibles

00:03:48.080 That I beat to get here

00:03:49.500 That I'm even breathing fresh air

00:03:51.180 Cause I've been grieving death after death

00:03:53.220 I'm petrified with next year

00:03:54.880 We're bringing us there

00:03:56.180 Even more to deal with

00:03:57.840 You persevere through the fear

00:03:59.380 And the feelings that come with awareness

00:04:01.060 Of who you are as a person

00:04:02.780 How you handle the damage

00:04:04.320 That never seems to stop coming

00:04:05.960 You don't run, you stand with a damn fist

00:04:08.000 In the air, I am here

00:04:09.780 Never gonna stand down

00:04:11.360 The world is fucked up, yeah

00:04:13.000 How you gonna care now?

00:04:14.760 I've been watching, I've been writing about it with my hands down

00:04:18.080 On the paper, cards are blanking, how much gonna pan out?

00:04:21.640 Do I even wanna know?

00:04:23.680 What the verdict is or do I wanna watch the show?

00:04:26.940 When it turns to shit, the world burns and keeps turning

00:04:29.780 While I'm in the center of it, hoping there's enough time

00:04:33.000 To show them my perspective on it

00:04:34.900 I've watched the whole world fall apart with a smile

00:04:37.820 Hope I got enough time, hope I'm not alone

00:04:44.740 I won't die, I won't die

00:04:47.740 Is it out of my control or can I change the road I'm on?

00:04:54.620 Oh, better yet, everyone's destiny wound up

00:04:58.380 Yeah, I won't die alone

00:05:01.720 You're all sleeping while I'm screaming, fucking wake up

00:05:04.560 Hope I got your attention now, hope you're thinking the same stuff

00:05:08.060 Everyone's the same when it comes to dealing with pain

00:05:10.960 Cause once you feel that enough it changes you

00:05:13.480 Then you can't judge anybody for the way they act when under so much pressure

00:05:18.180 So the lesson is you gotta know the ledge before you catch em

00:05:21.640 Cause that's a heavy load to bear, ain't it?

00:05:24.440 I've been holdin' so much weight that I can hear the angels

00:05:27.480 Singin' hymns and tryin' to warm me up the dangers

00:05:30.200 Ain't that, my brain that divides the same trap

00:05:32.900 They keep me chained, yeah, my ankles ain't that

00:05:35.380 I fuckin' shame ya, if I could change that

00:05:37.900 Then I'd go way back and tell my young dumb face that

00:05:41.240 If you could only seek your life the way it's gonna go

00:05:44.280 Then you would know how precious time is

00:05:46.180 And appreciate in front of y'all

00:05:48.160 Never let the moments pass

00:05:49.900 Hold them like you know it lasts

00:05:51.520 Never die alone if you can hold them like a photograph

00:05:54.460 Oh, I'm the whole world full of power with a smile

00:05:57.800 Oh, oh, oh

00:06:00.240 Oh, if I got enough time walking out of my load

00:06:04.800 I won't die, I won't die

00:06:07.720 Is it out of my control or can I change the road?

00:06:10.680 I know, oh baby, everyone says to me, I know, why I won't die alone, will I die alone, I'd rather die alone,

00:06:40.680 Should I even ask these questions?

00:06:44.680 Does God even watch my soul?

00:06:47.680 What am I dancing to be?

00:06:50.680 Am I the bird with the baby eggs?

00:06:54.680 Are all the things that I keep on doing

00:06:57.680 Can't seem to stop them without

00:07:00.680 Oh, watch the whole world fall apart with a smile

00:07:07.680 Oh, I've got enough time, oh, and I don't die alone

00:07:11.480 I won't die, I won't die

00:07:14.440 Is it out of my control or can I change the road, I'm alone

00:07:19.180 Oh, belly up, everyone's destiny, why, no

00:07:25.020 Why won't I alone?

00:07:37.680 guitar solo

00:08:07.660 I'm tired, head-pouring, sick of trying

00:08:10.560 If you see me on a corner, will you stop or will you splash me?

00:08:15.260 Take a look at what we've become, nothing more than silhouettes of a pretty family

00:08:20.500 On a postcard, it's a perfect lion, lion

00:08:23.800 So I own my brother, my iron, sproats

00:08:29.560 Now since I don't understand this, I know it goes

00:08:34.000 You can sell my body, but you can sell my soul

00:08:38.200 Cause it's a total of us and this is how it goes

00:08:42.360 Shooting weather, bad timing, lucky penny, glue to the ground

00:08:55.060 Turn it up from total sight jam, hope you get lost and you're not found

00:08:59.460 Take a look at what we've become

00:09:01.720 None more than silhouettes of

00:09:03.940 A pretty family on a postcard

00:09:06.160 It's your perfect what I wanted

00:09:08.660 So I always brought to my heart

00:09:12.600 And rose

00:09:13.980 Yes, this is how it is

00:09:15.940 And this is how it goes

00:09:18.320 You can tell my brain

00:09:20.300 But you can tell my soul

00:09:22.600 Yes, this is how it is

00:09:24.800 And this is how it goes

00:09:26.740 This is how much it goes

00:09:56.740 So unscrew my head

00:10:06.540 Then rinse it out

00:10:10.680 Polish my thoughts

00:10:15.420 Turn it to death

00:10:19.620 Unscrew my head

00:10:24.340 Headwaves in hell

00:10:28.520 Polished my thoughts

00:10:33.160 Turned into doubt

00:10:36.540 So I know my breath and my heart is

00:10:41.840 This road

00:10:42.920 That's what it is and this is how it goes

00:10:47.460 You can sell my brain but you can kill my soul

00:10:51.400 Blood Satellite

00:11:03.580 Whoa

00:11:05.740 Whoa, what's up?

00:11:08.220 Hey

00:11:08.600 Oh wow, Judas is here too

00:11:12.520 Yeah

00:11:13.180 Who's that nasty boy?

00:11:16.060 Who's that nasty boy down there?

00:11:17.580 Hold on, let's be nice

00:11:19.080 Come on

00:11:19.660 I am being nice

00:11:22.020 like a nasty boy's German

00:11:23.940 Dearman

00:11:24.420 look at that shit

00:11:29.900 covered soot

00:11:31.440 oh no

00:11:32.600 you know what next time I gotta get a cool

00:11:35.700 video on loop of something

00:11:37.320 for the sax I gotta find a nice cool

00:11:39.920 video like you guys

00:11:41.120 so I can fit into

00:11:43.060 yes

00:11:43.740 okay we got a note here just gotta bring this front and center

00:11:47.760 just to show you what the people are asking for got behold here here for trans dimes

00:11:52.820 this is what i've been hearing people are loving trans times

00:11:57.960 remember the problem with trans is that the voice changer is too good i think we talked about this

00:12:04.300 last time where like the original trans voice we did was just kind of shoddy and actually sounded

00:12:09.940 trans and that it sounded just like like a man right but these new ones are too effective and

00:12:16.240 they just sound like an anime creature and so every single voice message you've ever gotten

00:12:23.180 from a woman is now suspect you don't know yeah right it's bad it's like all those vtubers you

00:12:32.320 know i i'm not in with the vtuber thing i just learned out what that was like this year right

00:12:38.220 yeah those are all guys right like all the anime they're all dudes they're all weird fat dudes

00:12:43.880 yeah it has to be right because if you were a woman you would just be on camera every single

00:12:49.060 one of them will be on camera what are they hiding yeah they're hiding the fact that all

00:12:55.360 of them look like vosh or worse that's what they're hiding

00:12:57.740 we got minone here dimes is now diana um it's oh they mistransimes see he's sad he

00:13:07.000 mistransimes you haven't seen it yet i'm i really don't want to do it i'm very uncomfortable

00:13:11.020 doing that voice changer i should have done it the first time i've done it like five times and

00:13:17.920 that's you can tell juice's voice gets real serious he's like no please it becomes post

00:13:25.200 ironic and then we have to have an intervention juice is like i need to go you've almost left

00:13:31.720 the pod like a couple times and i've dallied with this before also i just want to say hello

00:13:36.920 to sean wyland in the chat of course um one of my great nemeses i'd say we've had him on the show

00:13:44.280 before interviewed sean wyland lovely guy wrote an article with him for the vanguards journal a

00:13:49.440 fantastic article we get into a like a very heated argument once a month and they're gonna find our

00:13:57.900 skeletal remains with my hands wrapped around his spine and him not fighting back and just doing the

00:14:06.520 one finger up actually pose because that's that's how he gets me he doesn't get mad at me this is

00:14:11.800 completely one side it's me getting mad at him and him being reasonable like no i think are you sure

00:14:17.540 about that and i just i don't know what it is man and then i get i get worked up into a lather

00:14:24.280 but he's he's like one of the only guys that can do that for me and and i'm glad he's still here

00:14:29.240 first one first post from him hey guys oh bill wilson uh spinal catastrophism i was thinking

00:14:38.260 about that the other like just the other day laughing about how much i've talked about that

00:14:43.760 fucking book because if you think about it we talked about it we did it once on blood satellite

00:14:48.680 then i did three episodes with prudentialist on our sister show which is titled do you even read

00:14:55.260 and then i it also came up when i was streaming with last things which is two weeks ago and i was

00:15:02.820 overcome with this fear that this is just the thing i'm going to be known for yeah it's too

00:15:07.340 much but i'm going to go and people just oh yeah you're the spinal catastrophism guy and no no no

00:15:12.380 and now it's done making sure i got the sound effects going um sorry continue go go no no i

00:15:23.820 wanted to ask you because i've been look i've listened to this show for basically two years

00:15:28.020 now okay and what i've never understood what is that audio clip that you play that starts with

00:15:33.560 it's been what is that that's uh for the bare naked ladies um remember it's been

00:15:42.820 some deep late 90s cuts yeah and um i don't know why that just for guys my age when the

00:15:52.220 bare-naggy ladies were a band that people would hear on the radio and just that just burrowed

00:15:56.640 into my mind and i just thought that's a sound bite and i just never stopped using it that was

00:16:01.680 one of like a dozen songs i had on my eight megabyte mp3 player you had that on your mp3 player

00:16:07.160 you psycho what the fuck are you talking about yeah man it's smashman with the blue with the

00:16:13.980 blue leds that like turn off yeah yeah like after a week of owning it i like the idea that juice is

00:16:21.160 just getting songs that you can easily hear

00:16:23.020 on the radio, but burning them to MP3

00:16:25.220 CDs. It's a novelty.

00:16:26.760 I was like, what, nine years old?

00:16:29.380 Yeah, and I had Bob Cajun

00:16:31.060 by Tragically Hip, which you can hear

00:16:33.140 every 15 minutes

00:16:34.980 on any radio station.

00:16:39.500 Here comes old standard

00:16:41.100 Judas. Nobody told me I could just listen

00:16:43.040 to the radio.

00:16:45.320 240p digital

00:16:46.360 sound file.

00:16:48.880 We got people here.

00:16:50.600 chicken and china the chinese chicken here's the problem with bare naked ladies all their songs

00:16:54.660 run together those might be the same song i i know there's like pinch me and then there's there's

00:17:01.100 like four songs that were i don't know if they ever went outside of canada but those like the

00:17:05.480 top songs yeah and they're just gone you don't you don't hear them anymore i remember there i saw

00:17:12.420 like a mini documentary on them and they're like oh why'd you pick that name they're like well you

00:17:16.800 know we were touring around and uh we thought if we named ourselves bare naked ladies you'll see

00:17:21.600 that up on the marquee and then people would be drawn into that i was just laughing at that i don't

00:17:27.580 know if you believe that or not but if it's like if there's a guy just driving like oh there's

00:17:31.500 bare naked ladies in there i better i better fucking veer my van over and run in shut up

00:17:37.900 shut up canadian band um that was like an old like kind of a gen x belief which is like oh man

00:17:47.860 if you just free sex you don't remember that a fucking um there's an old commercial this is

00:17:53.180 another canadian thing it was for some pizza chain um it was like and the the whole joke was

00:18:00.020 the number was whatever whatever three sex three sex and on the commercial i go no it's seven

00:18:06.480 free sex free sex

00:18:08.800 and there was all this idea

00:18:10.520 I'm like who is this archetype

00:18:13.040 who's this guy who's just out there saying

00:18:14.540 man I can go for some fucking naked ladies

00:18:16.480 I can go for some sex he's just

00:18:17.980 on the hunt. Hey you're talking about it

00:18:20.560 though aren't you? It was like a pizza place and they had

00:18:22.480 like a goofy British guy

00:18:23.560 on the ad. It was a radio ad

00:18:26.200 it was just a radio ad I think

00:18:27.860 but I mean we're fucking talking about it that was 15

00:18:30.380 years ago at least. It's true

00:18:32.240 I've really shown my ass right

00:18:34.420 out the gate on this one

00:18:35.320 so got Carl Habermas over here got a question didn't read this question beforehand let's get

00:18:44.880 through together his culture critique recommended couldn't get get past the first 20 pages when

00:18:49.700 McDonald's sincerely says Jews succeed due to their dazzling verbal skills let me dazzling

00:18:56.080 subjective anytime I hear the word dazzling I assume you know you can be dazzled by all kinds

00:19:01.220 of things i can be dazed by mundane things um culture critique have you read that judas i've

00:19:07.340 we covered that like one of the maybe first three books we covered on the show all those years ago

00:19:13.700 was culture of critique it was that and the bell curve and i think the third might have been a

00:19:18.640 vola it might have been revolt against the modern world and then that that snowballed into the

00:19:23.900 tragedy we have before us today but i think it's good but as far as kevin mcdonald goes

00:19:29.180 he's got a pretty

00:19:31.460 large corpus of books

00:19:33.320 he'd be great to have on actually

00:19:35.960 not a lot of people have him on but he's like really

00:19:37.860 good on the mic and he's good

00:19:39.680 to talk to and as far as I know

00:19:41.740 his books have

00:19:43.580 pretty academic rigor about them so

00:19:46.100 yeah if you can't get

00:19:47.940 through it get through it it makes a solid

00:19:49.780 case as far as I'm concerned but that's the second

00:19:51.780 I think of a trilogy

00:19:54.060 he did and I haven't read the other two

00:19:55.760 oh yeah I got Nero

00:19:59.040 here saying i heard i heard naked ladies say it works it worked on them yeah he just joined

00:20:04.080 he heard it at a distance and joined the chat yeah um so we actually have a kind of a through line

00:20:11.920 of topics on this episode that i wanted to get to but there's just a bit of show relay news i want

00:20:20.400 to talk to the start this is an epilogue to something we've covered quite some time ago

00:20:26.320 So it's regarding Lauren Southern.

00:20:29.920 Canada's Lauren Southern.

00:20:32.060 Just a quick edition of a segment that we like to call Bitch Watch.

00:20:37.940 Bitch Watch.

00:20:45.180 And I had to get the background music going there.

00:20:48.760 Sorry, I totally forgot to get that going.

00:20:50.280 um so bitch watch is just been confirmed for those who've been following this that

00:20:57.400 lauren southern did in fact sleep with destiny the live streamer you know about him right 40

00:21:04.940 oh yeah of course so to me if and that they were denying that up and down the entire time

00:21:14.020 and people are saying who cares about lauren southern why are we talking about lauren southern

00:21:18.560 the people do which is why we're doing it and i think we've been the tip of the spear on this

00:21:25.620 developing story of lauren southern being a filthy whore and i think we owe to the people to follow

00:21:30.720 this up because to me if this has been proved is proven by one of our insiders we're not going to

00:21:36.480 go through the entire thing but it's been outed by a lot of the insiders and their circles because

00:21:42.880 all these fucking big streamers they have entire villages working for them and and 40 this is

00:21:50.300 something for you to keep in mind as you're on your fucking uh non-stop rocket to the top right

00:21:55.440 now eventually you're gonna need to get a clique of sycophants and that's just the first circle

00:22:03.960 then the outer circle is all of these just like a universe unto itself see me i just like get in

00:22:12.880 front of a mic and you just barf wisdom but uh i just learned the kino casino had a writer's room

00:22:20.040 on discord like i don't know how this i don't know what the fuck's going on i'd skip that step

00:22:23.920 we went we went straight to just having a chat room full of guys who call dimes gay

00:22:28.340 yeah well that's that's a bit because they they don't really believe that they're just trying to

00:22:33.240 get a rise on me and they're trying to pump up judas coin they're trying to inflate it and so

00:22:38.980 jokes on you because it's it's the invisible hand of the market you know suppressing the heterosexuality

00:22:47.400 of the people's host i might not be the most beloved but i am the most people-ish

00:22:53.180 so what's the what's the actual news on lauren did she admit any of this or you said it's she

00:23:00.840 admit it was someone one of these people who's privy to the insider knowledge like a friend of

00:23:05.860 them and she got um chat logs that they leaked that because all these people all they do is

00:23:11.260 spend all day on discord yeah all they do is send dms and then it without taking the rake to that

00:23:18.360 and going through it it was basically proven so to me if that was proven and they denied everything

00:23:23.040 then they're all proven yeah because the rumor was that she had slept with pretty much everyone

00:23:29.360 except us in what was known as the alt-right like i've never fucked lauren southern and so that's

00:23:35.940 why we're on the periphery we're the actual purebloods over here we have what what i can

00:23:40.460 what i can tell you is that this news was absolutely devastating to the uh 17 year old

00:23:45.940 at heart community and a lot of disappointed a lot of disappointed guys in the chat who are like

00:23:53.960 oh no i can't how could you betray me also i always say how how is it that we have so many

00:24:01.500 incels on our side when we have some of the biggest whores in the history of earth over here

00:24:07.280 i mean just statistically three right-wing women yeah sexually accounts for like 20 000 regular

00:24:18.260 women and destiny himself is like a weird dysgenic midget cuck yeah like it like any

00:24:25.040 there's not hard to beat destiny i want to pull up a picture of him just so people see

00:24:30.840 now make it a good picture let's play fair i mean it's no the one on the beach is probably

00:24:37.100 the best photo he has i've seen that now you're gonna say google is trying to tell me that destiny

00:24:43.480 is in fact a girl's name

00:24:45.320 but I'm going to try

00:24:47.540 and find it here

00:24:49.080 so looking at Destiny

00:24:51.280 Streamer here

00:24:52.440 this is his press

00:24:55.340 photo, this one we're looking at right here

00:24:57.300 just a dead-eyed

00:24:59.560 you'd say oh this is

00:25:01.100 an autistic man

00:25:02.180 anytime you see a photo like this

00:25:05.440 you think well this is one of 20

00:25:07.360 that they took and this is the best one

00:25:09.000 straight out of the Oblivion character creator

00:25:11.420 i'm trying to find because i'm getting just that game destiny here too but um

00:25:23.220 yeah so he's but you look at a guy like him and this is going to sound like me

00:25:28.060 pumping him up but you're like wow this guy seems to get around right this is a guy that

00:25:33.340 oh i'm looking at under under his profile here it just says liberalism in the united states

00:25:41.420 wikipedia why no because he's a liberal he's he's one of the last everybody's a fucking lib like

00:25:47.100 no no here's the people are liberals but they'll deny it up and down because they want to be trendy

00:25:51.740 he's one of the very few guys that is openly vehemently a liberal um maybe aside from richard

00:25:59.180 spencer like a guy who's just really into nato because even people who are pro-american like

00:26:06.300 the most diehard patriotic americans they'll hate you know all that stuff but he loves all the gay

00:26:12.160 parts of america but hates hates all the dixie stuff it hates all that shit so and i kind of

00:26:18.020 had some respect for him because that's not an easy guy to be especially these days you would

00:26:22.840 think that he would lie about just being a leftist like hassan piker one of these guys but no

00:26:28.340 he's just like you know he he really loved kamala harris and i believe he did

00:26:33.560 and not because of any identity based stuff i just think he looked at her and said

00:26:38.340 here's a cock-sucking bureaucrat and that's what i like yep

00:26:42.260 i gotta get this off my screen yeah remember that remember

00:26:49.940 i'm not letting people live that down because there's some people i remember nick fuentes and

00:26:57.580 others were like yeah brad that's like that's a thing we're saying now i'm like like i've been

00:27:03.160 saying it ever since then and now people are annoyed with me but really just remember when

00:27:07.920 they tried to be like yeah look at that that cool young bitch kamala harris you know what i saw i

00:27:15.440 saw a fucking video um it's this whole series run by a photographer like a career photographer

00:27:21.860 who's dealt with all these celebrities and he just tells stories about the various celebrities and

00:27:28.320 even you know politicians he's photographed before just telling what they were like and one of the

00:27:33.940 worst ones he ever did was hillary clinton and and if you look at the photo he took there's like

00:27:40.080 this one famous photo where she's all bug-eyed and tense and strange and that's the one he took

00:27:44.540 and because anyway it was just you hear stories about dealing with these people from like the

00:27:50.680 service industry or just their freelancers and they're like oh yeah they never look you in the

00:27:55.500 eyes and they like but they steal food you know hillary clinton and like kamala harris they strike

00:28:01.920 me as someone that would shoplift still yeah wouldn't that be funny if hillary clinton was

00:28:08.460 just shoplifting out there like you can't you can't do anything about that if you see hillary

00:28:13.980 clinton shoplifting you might as well kill yourself because whatever's coming down the pike at you

00:28:18.200 is going to be 10 times worse than slitting your wrists yeah they do actually arrest her but then

00:28:23.820 kamala lets her out on like a hundred dollars bail unreal i like it if they were a bit more

00:28:29.080 openly corrupt what i liked with hillary clinton when when she was just a psychopath who was drone

00:28:34.000 striking people i'm like you know what that's what you are you're you're a warmongering lady

00:28:40.040 who got cheated on and that's your power now you have a slave husband and you know there's a lot

00:28:45.900 of women who want a slave husband there's a demographic and they've never been represented

00:28:51.000 just like like a dumb slutty guy and now you you cut his balls off and he has to walk around

00:28:57.860 until he dies like that and then you get to just i don't know blow up whoever and you know i mean

00:29:06.080 just i'm not following you at all but i like all of the keywords i'm there you know slave

00:29:11.140 i heard slave i heard slave i heard balls i heard assassinate i'm in it yeah you got like

00:29:20.380 half of my trigger words here we're good all right so so 40 one of the reasons we want to

00:29:27.740 bring you on despite that we just love your company and we've had you on the show before

00:29:32.440 and people can look up that that interview but um we wanted to talk about indian stuff

00:29:38.560 just a couple of things and you have been working very diligently in many different areas on this

00:29:45.680 topic now the first time i would see you in that sphere is you would just be popping into x spaces

00:29:51.460 hosted at various times often populated by everyone from political candidates to other

00:29:58.260 influencers and on the topic of indian mass migration into canada and you were really

00:30:04.380 front center like debating with these people and if you could talk about that for just a moment if

00:30:10.040 people haven't been exposed to that yet yeah it's been honestly it's been a wild experience

00:30:15.580 um a lot of interesting perspectives coming from them there's a lot of weird dynamics going on

00:30:21.440 in many of those spaces like uh you'll get the odd indian defending you know canadian ethnic

00:30:30.460 nationalism you'll get a situation where uh they're trying to suggest brampton should be

00:30:36.600 independent that it should split off from ontario and form its own province because it's basically

00:30:41.580 there's you get uh uh punjabis with american flags coming into the chat uh pretending that

00:30:50.080 they're just asking questions and they're just they're just inquiring they're just being there's

00:30:54.060 being an honest an honest person asking questions like um why hasn't the canadian government um

00:31:00.480 gone after uh hindu assassins and so and so and they're pretending they live in the states but

00:31:06.580 they're actually canadians in toronto and then if you call them out on that uh they get angry with

00:31:12.680 you and basically fess up that they're canadian or that they live in canada so it's it's been very

00:31:18.060 interesting it's weird um they're trying to play all sides and and what's really frequent the the

00:31:24.800 most common thing that i've experienced in those spaces is that they will point fingers they'll

00:31:29.420 come in they'll point fingers they'll say look what this group did uh look what these guys did

00:31:34.100 and then if you call them out you're just like okay but like both calistanis and hindustanis

00:31:38.620 are doing this right now they're like no no it's these guys it's these guys it's like no no but

00:31:42.700 but i i just saw you marching down my street with yellow flags like your entire community so

00:31:48.760 what is it right like one question uh quick comment here from behold there was that free

00:31:55.380 masonic islamic sikh canadian patriot i don't know who that is so um behold if you could link

00:32:02.520 that give a name or provide a link and we could look into that as well that's a an interesting

00:32:07.400 type of guy to know about um also there was a comment i posted on here someone just put a

00:32:12.860 sean shafer posted himbo clinton just wanted to call back to that that's a good one um also with

00:32:18.060 40 mentioning brampton there before i think we've talked about brampton in the past that is a

00:32:22.780 a city in ontario that has christ i don't know what this one like 80 indian population it's

00:32:29.440 And that was the city, if people recall, that had that massive statue of that strange animal god.

00:32:39.300 Anuman.

00:32:40.680 Let me just see if I can pull that up here so people can see.

00:32:44.280 And for context, we talk about it being a city.

00:32:46.840 It's not really.

00:32:49.060 20 years ago, it was a subdivision for warehouse workers by Pearson Airport.

00:32:54.600 and of course these warehouse workers largely indian started you know colonizing the fucking

00:33:01.280 place so now even though it's part of the gta it doesn't have its own government or anything like

00:33:04.960 they have their own council but it's it's it's become like its own place but if you look at it

00:33:10.220 on a map it's the airport tons of fucking busted ass rail yards and urban blight and these shitty

00:33:16.580 townhouses and like it's awful it's just it's the worst of north american civil planning which is

00:33:23.760 just perfect for what it is jeets in brampton or should we say bramladesh these days because uh

00:33:30.480 that's really what it is but jeets in brampton end up getting busted all the time for harboring

00:33:35.500 people like more than like four people in houses yeah like this is this is the subdivision of

00:33:41.540 toronto where people get busted living mattress to mattress on the floor and like 14 people in

00:33:46.740 a one bedroom or uh there was another instance where they found a wall had been taken down

00:33:52.640 connecting to the adjacent house and they just do this and they live in bunks they live in like

00:33:57.280 military style bunks that are filthy and disgusting so people see the statue uh there

00:34:04.160 right now we've been looking through for the people just listening to the audio you are looking

00:34:07.960 at a a monkey man uh that is the tail but it's a just a flesh colored a man's flesh colored tail

00:34:16.280 which is an unnerving sight um not covered in any sort of fur and um looks like he's waving hello

00:34:23.740 i don't know what that means in indian but um this they have a fence they have a fence around

00:34:28.660 it because i assume there's been enough our guys going there just hurling detritus at it but it is

00:34:36.080 like a a like claiming of the territory and this is but one example of many where it's the protest

00:34:43.660 it's the statues it's like you had mentioned openly calling for brampton to separate in some

00:34:50.140 sense which is the most predictable thing in the world people like us have been calling that for

00:34:55.420 years and years saying well i mean if there's like 70 of one type of person why wouldn't they

00:35:01.360 call for that to be yeah you know a separate thing and and we in the entire time we're called

00:35:06.780 bigots or unrealistic for saying that but i don't know if the people just didn't want to believe

00:35:13.460 that would happen or couldn't i think in some sense they can't understand why that matters

00:35:18.020 it's not hypocrisy right because it'd only be hypocrisy if they were being honest about their

00:35:22.560 principles that it's oh well nobody gets to have their own ethnic space because that's racist well

00:35:25.940 the actual principle is just anti-white right it like fundamentally they really don't care if

00:35:30.840 anybody else does it except us because it isn't about it isn't about anti-racism genuinely it's

00:35:35.360 it's about anti-whiteness so another thing for me that's incredibly frustrating is that you try to

00:35:40.680 explain this to people outside of the canadian context and they do not understand the degree of

00:35:45.840 wealth power and influence that these people have in certain areas in canada and also the certain

00:35:51.220 industries that they control because they're going to blame it they will usually try to blame it on

00:35:55.000 other groups but it's like no like these groups possess their own agency in their crimes and

00:36:00.620 atrocities against canadians yes and they're operating independently completely independently

00:36:05.260 against the interest of those other groups in this country it's a total free-for-all that's

00:36:09.820 thing i bring up all the time because we have we got this weird situation where there's on the one

00:36:14.460 hand you have indians coming in with the lima and with these visas where they're like going in and

00:36:19.100 working at tim hortons and they're working you're living 15 to a room in a squalor and that's one

00:36:23.820 thing and that is kind of comparable to like the southern border in the us the issue they're having

00:36:27.420 with um south americans but the other side of it is india is like a sixth of the world's population

00:36:33.740 and from an economic standpoint they dwarf canada like they're way bigger than canada and a lot of

00:36:39.340 of indians come here with extreme wealth buy their way in and then buy up whole sections of

00:36:45.260 towns to do with whatever the fuck they want like we were just out driving the other day going to

00:36:49.240 pick something up and we were going through the the countryside and we found huge like two

00:36:55.040 beautiful manors both of them apparently bought out by the same indian family because they'd split

00:37:00.660 the property open we're having a big indian wedding with like a thousand people and these

00:37:05.120 are like old like uh that's like all their cousins that's all it is manners and orchards and

00:37:10.280 everything that you'd expect to see you know old canadian old stock families but it's literally

00:37:15.800 all indians and i got their fucking decorations up in the whole work so like the the the money

00:37:20.860 coming from them is is insane like you say they control entire industries here now and i think

00:37:26.200 that's what's shocking to people like you said if you explain this to americans perhaps even

00:37:30.560 Europeans, although I think Europeans can perhaps understand it more. People don't really know how

00:37:38.540 money functions. I remember we had made money functions coming in the Indian context. We kind

00:37:44.320 of have an idea of how money and capital flows occur from China into Canada. You know, we've

00:37:50.280 covered that on the show in the past. We're somewhat familiar with the organized crime

00:37:54.240 element. We're somewhat familiar with, you know, all these other groups, but Indians knew. And when

00:37:59.160 you think about indians you think oh these are just like poor workers you don't know what a wealthy

00:38:03.940 indian what they're bringing where they're getting their money from i don't know what the dynastic

00:38:09.600 families are i don't really know much about the government so they're a big uh black box and we

00:38:14.780 don't really actually we i mean very broadly you know white people old stock canadians whoever

00:38:20.780 however you want to phrase it um we don't really have a grasp on the indian caste system and this

00:38:26.560 is something we've pointed to before even with vivek ramaswamy over there in america you know i

00:38:33.580 remember getting wind of some social media posts from other indians calling into question his

00:38:39.620 claims of being from one caste and he was lying in some sense about what caste he was from and

00:38:46.080 then other indians could tell but i'm like that's a weird lie to tell what's going on here i don't

00:38:49.600 understand this i don't know how these casts interlock i don't know why one would lie something's

00:38:56.020 going on i don't understand and i think most people are blind to that and they don't have

00:39:01.160 i think they have a distaste for the rapidity that the indian mass migration has happened but

00:39:06.900 i i really don't think they have a comprehension of like how deep these familial ties go and how

00:39:13.820 business is conducted and and all that shit so i think they think they're just like a dumb problem

00:39:19.960 that's what i'm thinking but i'm like no there's a a real pointed acute issue here

00:39:25.840 that's being manipulated by some very intelligent organizations in india what do you think about

00:39:32.100 that well i mean it's true and and what's clear to me like i have i have open in front of me

00:39:39.560 right now the article on the komagata maru incident and i have the continuous journey

00:39:44.280 regulation uh and you might be able to share that too if you have a if you look on the bottom there

00:39:50.200 might be a share screen if you wanted to do that not saying you have to but um you might be able

00:39:55.700 to do that or you can pass it to me in the chat i could kind of pull it up if you'd like

00:39:59.500 oh we got uh just a comment here while you're doing that from white well-being

00:40:06.800 brampton is an example of the indian bio-spiritual expression and numerical courage to racially

00:40:13.160 dominate an area of civic multiracial society um and that's something you'll notice i've dealt with

00:40:19.160 um over the past year i've come into contact with quite a few muslim nationalists but also some

00:40:26.840 indian nationalists it's a strange phenomena that i see them um in 40 you would have encountered

00:40:33.240 this guy um he was popping up in one of your x bases you're with ferryman's toll and there's

00:40:39.820 this indian guy that shows up and he's he's open about how he's not white and he's got all these

00:40:46.160 these guys have so many recommendations for white people about how they can recover their vitality

00:40:52.500 but i swear to god if you keep them talking for more than five minutes it's just it always and

00:40:58.160 this has happened to me four or five times it always turns into them saying like white people

00:41:02.620 deserve to be raped to death yes there's some kind i don't i've never encountered this before

00:41:07.260 where they're like you're trying to help me but you're also here because you like the idea of me

00:41:11.700 being raped i don't know what this is i don't i don't get it anyway if you wanted to tell that

00:41:17.140 story too um yeah it was a really weird dynamic this dude he's obviously uh some kind of north

00:41:24.660 american uh indian diaspora uh some kind of second gen or first gen or something like that like the

00:41:31.160 kids of of immigrants uh i think they follow my sub stack i'm not entirely sure but anyway he

00:41:37.240 rolls up and he's like yeah um and he's chastising one of the pro-canadian indians which was hilarious

00:41:44.300 like there was a ppc uh pro pro people's party of canada jeet in there and he was like why are

00:41:50.480 you being a race communist why are you being a and all this i was like okay he called he called

00:41:58.420 him a race communist i was like all right well like he obviously he's been around this in right

00:42:02.560 circles right but uh yeah he just basically said yeah i'm a Sikh nationalist he was asked by one of

00:42:08.780 the patriot guys in the chat he was like if Canada goes to war would you fight for it and he's like

00:42:12.940 who are we fighting and i was like yeah that's that's the appropriate question that a nationalist

00:42:17.420 would ask right but the problem is juxtaposed to the Canadian situation he's obviously an enemy

00:42:23.340 like there's no there's no uh situation where that where that context can be ingratiated with

00:42:30.860 canada yeah so anyway he dips out but it was just a very weird circumstance and there's a ton of

00:42:36.360 these guys there's like a ton of these dudes uh but what i wanted to touch on is can i just say

00:42:43.060 one more thing before you go on from there another thing i noticed that's somewhat related to that

00:42:46.880 and we're just talking about a larger topic that maybe even deserves its own talk but it's the

00:42:53.720 incursion of indians into identitarian spaces especially white identitarian spaces and someone

00:43:00.160 pointed out that there's all these accounts on x and also telegram that are complaining about white

00:43:06.900 women or complaining about women but all the examples tend to be white women and like nine

00:43:14.680 times out of ten they're run by indian guys and again i'm looking at this like what's going on

00:43:18.660 here there's something happening something strange like you're obviously trying to broker

00:43:22.360 your proximity to this space but you're doing it through our subjugation and at what part

00:43:28.600 are you kind of getting off on you know what i mean because also the indians you get the thing

00:43:33.280 where like okay i get you've learned the rules you're kind of like in in the very soul of your

00:43:38.940 civilization you're bureaucrats you like learning rules and then being drones for rules so you

00:43:43.900 just applied that to like a right-wing identitarian context so you say the words but i'm like there's

00:43:51.800 something creepy going on here that's always fucking creepy sorry i think i cut you off there

00:43:57.000 no no it's i mean they're they're always subverting they're always trying to worm their way into some dynamic like that it's very strange and uh i like i was gonna say it's it's it's not entirely unprecedented as you have uh you have the kamigata maru incident up here and if you scroll through that like you can anyone can read this and it's the same with the continuous uh journey regulation basically this guy gurdit gurdit

00:44:24.000 you could be forgiven people for thinking we're just making up these names

00:44:31.160 like i'm at a loss like when you make up another racist name it's usually funny but unrealistic

00:44:38.260 we've got nothing on their real names when you hear them i just learned that thing

00:44:43.100 gurdip is a woman's name that's fucking hilarious sorry continue no so this dude uh gurdip saying

00:44:51.160 was part of the gadar party right which is a union of uh hindus and sikhs from india who spread out

00:45:00.440 across the british empire to build capital wealth and resources so that they could fund indian

00:45:06.520 independence from the british right eventually this group would split into two but not before

00:45:12.280 this dude uh tried to get around the continuous journey regulation by hopping on a steamship in

00:45:18.440 japan and then heading to vancouver in bc um on his way there in hong kong he was arrested for

00:45:27.560 selling tickets for an illegal voyage so absolutely nothing has changed he was still trying to scam his

00:45:33.160 countrymen access to steamships heading around the world um so like from the from the very get-go and

00:45:41.800 and then he tried to bypass the continuous uh journey regulation by going to canada he knew

00:45:47.000 he was breaking the rules he was aware of it yeah so what i'm trying to say is the very first contact

00:45:53.080 or one of the very first contacts with sikhs with punjabis with south asians is them literally

00:45:57.800 trying to be illegal immigrants yeah literally trying to subvert canadian law so that they can

00:46:02.840 worm their way somewhere and then start working absolutely nothing has changed in 130 years it's

00:46:08.520 part of their culture and and you raise a good point here and i'd heard about the continuous

00:46:13.080 junior regulation and when you hear the phrase anti-oriental or asian what jumps to mind is

00:46:20.360 chinese immigration because you're probably used to hearing that from america but uh reading your

00:46:24.920 coverage i've been looking into myself i said oh this should be mainly about indians and they just

00:46:29.480 got grouped in there genes cannot resist living with whites so much that 130 years ago they were

00:46:37.400 scamming canadian immigration law to move here look at this guy look at him the portrait of

00:46:43.760 this man on screen right now he's from budge budge this fucking guy's from budge budge budge what

00:46:51.000 what what is going on in india shit you can't even make this up i mean dr seuss could i guess

00:46:57.240 it's situated on these ones on the hooghlea river this is great i love it

00:47:02.120 like it's colorful it is like a dr seuss reality they live in and wake up and find out it was all

00:47:10.500 it was all a myth it was all a children's cartoon none of these people are you know i just the other

00:47:15.620 day i was kicking myself forever thinking india was cool because as a white man you are prone to

00:47:21.780 you know looking you know you're got the faustian spirit you want to explore the world and you know

00:47:29.480 just get slaves for the heck of it and there's something mysterious about india there's

00:47:34.680 perfumed but you know then you start to think no it just you get the google maps going then

00:47:39.940 you drop a pin and you say what's literally any square foot of india look like and it's just trash

00:47:44.780 everywhere however if if what i'm hearing is true and you go down there it is a dr seuss role i step

00:47:51.860 off the plane i'm seeing a corn car i'm talking a car made out of a cob of corn just so people

00:47:57.860 understand when you have a child uh of my son's age around a year and nine months you read a lot

00:48:03.020 of dr seuss and you see him slip little things in there is an image in the book i was reading

00:48:10.820 best word book ever and there's just a bear burning leaves he was raking i'm like that's

00:48:17.380 that's from a better era that's when you could just burn fucking leaves then you turn the page

00:48:21.200 there's there's a koala bear riding an apple car what what the heck

00:48:27.740 is this india yes this what am i reading a book on india

00:48:31.900 what is this fucking india what the fuck

00:48:39.740 there's a there's a really interesting list of books banned in india and they're banned

00:48:46.500 specifically because they delve into this they're usually the number one books there's a book of

00:48:52.060 pictures of toilets um i haven't gone into it someone in my chat sent the file for land of the

00:49:00.160 lingam and this is kind of a breakdown of of some british or american guys experiences in india and

00:49:06.000 he's describing like hindu rituals a hundred and something years ago and uh and it's just it's

00:49:11.320 really interesting but it's a it's a banned book because it's like yeah this just tells you the

00:49:16.600 straight facts right there's this one book that i bought from my favorite used bookstore hardcover

00:49:23.040 book very large it's like 900 pages and it's called something like the wonder that was india

00:49:28.540 and i think it might even be written by a muslim guy but it's supposed to be the entire history of

00:49:33.340 india from fucking pre-history up until now it goes back very very far and i was going to cover

00:49:40.820 that when we did our arc on um our what i called our barbarian arc but we talked about the huns

00:49:47.980 we talked about the mongols and whatnot and it was gonna fit in there it didn't make sense in there

00:49:51.180 and i really want to cover it now and because i want to hear the story of how they got from

00:49:57.500 i guess the neanderthals up to now um so maybe we can find something in their dna because i think a

00:50:04.440 lot of people correctly they correctly identify that there's something in this culture that is

00:50:11.000 incongruent with western culture very broadly western culture let's just call it that um even

00:50:16.580 though if you are a fellow traveler in our space you're probably well versed on the indo-european

00:50:24.660 mythology you probably go very very deep on sort of the overlap between you know you've probably

00:50:31.000 talked about samsara a couple of times you probably know what the kali yuga is like you've

00:50:35.620 if you're in this thing of ours you probably borrow more from indian mythology than you'd

00:50:41.740 like to think especially if you're into evalus especially if you're into the theosophists

00:50:45.920 so i try and consciously segregate that from my everyday life because they will say that the

00:50:52.960 indo-european souls are trying and you must borrow literally especially if you get into like the

00:50:57.900 the weird esoteric shit about into Hyperborea and all that.

00:51:01.380 It's very easy to cross over into a lot of that Indian mythology.

00:51:06.680 So I've,

00:51:07.660 I've stepped a bit further away from that.

00:51:09.780 I know there's probably some mythologists and theologists out there that say,

00:51:13.660 Oh,

00:51:13.840 I read it wrong,

00:51:14.860 but that was just my overview of it when we,

00:51:17.660 we covered it there.

00:51:19.160 But anyway,

00:51:19.560 I,

00:51:19.700 I just,

00:51:20.140 I,

00:51:20.760 I don't like any of that stuff.

00:51:22.720 I don't like any of their mythology.

00:51:24.540 I don't,

00:51:25.060 it just,

00:51:26.160 it rubs me the wrong way.

00:51:27.900 And I know Judas hates all that stuff

00:51:29.700 just out of hand because he thinks it's

00:51:31.660 gay nerd stuff, but

00:51:33.080 once again,

00:51:35.780 Judas is vindicated by

00:51:37.160 not reading.

00:51:39.400 Judas coin is rising.

00:51:42.720 Okay, let me, I think

00:51:43.740 we can all agree after

00:51:45.480 close to 300 episodes

00:51:47.380 of Bloods and I like, you've never

00:51:49.300 lost anything from not reading.

00:51:52.020 I don't think so.

00:51:53.300 What's a single thing you've lost?

00:51:55.560 Yeah, what's the fucking

00:51:57.560 single thing that you've lost

00:51:59.400 my virginity because if i had been reading i'd probably uh yeah i've got one word from

00:52:10.320 quite here you cannot come up with their society no matter how dystopian and dysgenic you are

00:52:14.440 trying to make a fictional race um and also a larger potato says the only thing mysterious

00:52:21.960 about india is the diseases you know anytime you learn about any country it just gets worse

00:52:29.640 unless it's like a european country the more i learn about italy the better it gets the more i

00:52:36.460 learn about america the better it gets but the more i learn about south korea my god like you

00:52:43.320 see photo you think of seoul you think of gangnam style you think of the the lady boys that they

00:52:50.560 seem to worship over there you're thinking well that's that's that's not filthy and you know but

00:52:55.900 then you see these photos outside of seoul and it's just this sea of like favelas and barrel

00:53:02.340 fires and shit like what is going on it's and then north korea starts to look a lot at the very least

00:53:08.860 you know lateral but perhaps even better and then you learn about china right you learn about

00:53:15.440 okay hong kong itself is pretty pretty sketchy but go 100 miles out and it's mad max right

00:53:23.780 like how much of the world is just a fucking nightmare and yes you you were in china like

00:53:30.600 would that be a correct assessment yeah man it's insanity like even hong kong like the the gleaming

00:53:35.980 pearl of the orient is kind of all right in the downtown and the rest of it is literally the

00:53:43.220 quintessential dystopian anti-human backdrop that people use for like fucking title cards about

00:53:49.700 misery right that's most and and that literally does like we we did a drive one time to visit

00:53:56.440 somebody's uncle up in the territory not even the territories actually in mainland china you can drive

00:54:01.120 straight there we drove i think four fucking hours half the time you couldn't see more than

00:54:06.580 100 meters because of the smog and pollution and it was alternating between concrete slums and

00:54:13.180 like feral animals and then the rice paddies but the rice paddies are all full of fucking

00:54:17.640 plastic and like it's just you know it's like uh like the the recent blade runner film like the

00:54:24.340 farming the farming at the beginning it's like it's farmland but it's mostly like gravel and worms

00:54:29.320 that's that's south china yeah yeah and you hear these stories about like haiti and oh they're

00:54:35.500 eating cats and dogs in haiti and i'm a guess of course haiti's probably one of the worst places

00:54:40.860 the world make no mistake they're eating cats and dogs everywhere and like it seems that 70

00:54:47.100 of the world's habitable surface is people necklacing each other with tires and fires and like

00:54:53.660 fucking throwing their kids into rivers just for the heck of it yeah yeah calling it the human

00:54:59.260 condition is stretching the definition of human you guys know um that situation with the jeet

00:55:05.580 dying in the walk-in oven is kind of suspicious for the reason yeah we just to get back to that

00:55:12.040 we covered that on a previous episode and our assessment was that the more you learn about that

00:55:18.200 the more suspicious it obviously is once you realize it could not possibly be an error of the

00:55:24.020 oven or it even seems like human error was impossible so this is just a typical indian

00:55:30.200 story where it's like something weird is going on here but no one's talking about it lieutenant

00:55:34.700 came out and said it's definitely not a murder is like what a oddly specific thing to say

00:55:39.760 okay it's definitely not murder are you saying it's but it's manslaughter right what's this

00:55:45.440 what's this a sleight of hand you're doing right now yeah uh just to get the latest update i am

00:55:52.260 searching for indian woman oven um i'm hoping there's just one story have more info on that

00:55:59.220 suspicious oh i was just gonna say suspiciously in the the mourning statements of the of the

00:56:07.060 parents is that they're bringing another family member to canada with the money that they're

00:56:10.540 raising or something like that oh fuck off oh fuck off i'm quite serious look it up right now

00:56:15.960 oh she's a sacrifice holy shit that actually makes so much sense that makes so that's them

00:56:23.760 and that's them all over you know like you have a retarded daughter let's just cook her alive get

00:56:29.080 money from the fed to bring our our better daughter over from from budge budge i'm gonna i'm gonna

00:56:37.020 did anyone say did anyone in walmart say it must smell crazy in that oven right now

00:56:44.060 but really though like that's the story i'm going with i'm choosing that that this was some kind of

00:56:51.560 green card sacrifice this was some kind of something weird something where human life was

00:57:00.200 deemed just at less than a cockroach or equal to a cockroach a death of the most reprehensible

00:57:06.740 where think of the worst honestly i don't know that many but think of like the worst

00:57:12.700 like criminal neo-nazi you can think of who hates hates nothing more than blacks right

00:57:21.240 hates nothing more than jews do you think they would actually put a live one in and of and i

00:57:26.340 bet they wouldn't i know that's something that people would joke about i'm like you know what

00:57:29.780 i bet they would think that was too reprehensible that was too disgusting of behavior to do and i'm

00:57:36.800 i'm trying to imagine like the worst of the worst right but compared to just like a regular indian

00:57:42.960 walmart worker apparently beholds comment is awful but it's funny i'm the older okay well

00:57:51.600 we gotta talk about rotisserie preet let me just say we we have crossed the line into something

00:58:00.080 ghoulish but that's why you watch this show look we've given it enough time we've shed our tears

00:58:05.680 we've stared into the sunset we've searched our souls now i'm sorry these names just write

00:58:12.440 themselves you guys get some bare names that don't lend themselves to morbid humor like this

00:58:18.080 so what else is interesting about this is that obviously there's there's not a chance in hell

00:58:25.200 that if this is indeed what happened uh canadian media is not going to report on it like absolutely

00:58:30.300 not there's no there's no way that cbc ctv um toronto star to vancouver sun any of these other

00:58:40.340 news organizations are going to report on indians killing each other to sponsor more of their

00:58:46.800 families to come to canada uh just a couple of comments here uh from larger potato imagine

00:58:53.280 getting fucking honor killed in a taj mahal mart which yes exactly and also uh carl haberma

00:59:00.240 with a question would you guys have devon stack on i'd have devon stack on in a heartbeat i've

00:59:04.880 invited him on um some time ago we we follow each other on x i know he's a very busy guy he's got

00:59:10.480 his own show to prepare but uh for what it's worth we'd love to have devon stack on who does not like

00:59:17.600 black build oh we got censored on look at this link now did not provide a link so where's the

00:59:25.680 link ca chat this is real it's gonna be feet it better if this is feet i swear swear to god

00:59:33.240 we're out with everyone today

00:59:36.040 we already talked about your trip to france for the sacks by the way i gave them the highlights

00:59:44.420 i don't know if you caught that episode where i gave my you know what now that you're here

00:59:49.100 just a quick sidebar we both went to paris within like a month of each other yeah this guy came back

00:59:58.580 typical dissident rightist talking about how oh they live life right over there any this is what

01:00:06.560 the rule anytime one of our guys goes to literally any european country they i don't care if it's

01:00:11.760 fucking northern italy i don't care if it's a hungarian airport they come back saying they do

01:00:17.880 right over there listen i don't know look i don't know there's something about the

01:00:23.720 the je ne sais quoi it's the joie de vivre is what you're saying yes there's a joie de vivre

01:00:31.160 in a lot of ways it's the jouissance

01:00:34.360 you know what while we're we're on the topic we've set up this we set this topic pretty good i wanted

01:00:44.900 to look at this sub stack here um and i was reading this earlier this is a fascinating

01:00:52.960 sub stack i think it really recontextualizes a lot of what we've been talking about

01:00:56.460 this is from strange loop canon um it's written from the looks of it by an indian giving us the

01:01:04.380 oh what's this what's what's this amazon like i don't know if i like this building god what's

01:01:10.360 what's that about kit you know miss ai ai oh no it's an indian who wrote an ai book oh no

01:01:17.360 okay yeah i got i got the link from ca i'm putting it in the chat right now

01:01:21.980 okay chat chat is this real it's real is oh my

01:01:29.860 i thought it was gonna be like like something i realize happening i mean

01:01:40.360 This is something, watch the world's tallest and shortest women meet for afternoon tea in London.

01:01:48.440 What do you, first of all, what are two women talk about?

01:01:51.140 Thanks, EA.

01:01:52.520 This is great.

01:01:54.120 You need to look at this now.

01:01:56.220 Now, now, now.

01:01:57.660 That is a rough looking woman.

01:01:59.720 Oh my God.

01:02:00.480 What are we looking at here?

01:02:03.040 Okay.

01:02:04.720 Can we, we can hear this, right?

01:02:06.440 Yeah, I can hear it.

01:02:07.580 What's the thing from the Goonies?

01:02:08.920 That's kind of what she looks like.

01:02:10.940 Okay, let's get ready for this voice

01:02:14.240 Is she that okay? She's as tall as the taller than the doorframe, I guess, but damn

01:02:19.460 Do you see what I'm look time where you look at those feet?

01:02:22.240 You know what I mean? Like he just

01:02:24.240 He can't so many chromosomes in this baby. He can fit so many cr- slaps her fucking hood

01:02:30.120 they're not even saying anything they're just

01:02:43.220 they're they're shattered minds are just glaring at each other aren't they

01:02:48.460 I need to hear this voice though

01:03:00.120 Oh man, imagine

01:03:01.980 Imagine being that

01:03:04.420 That's crazy

01:03:05.440 That's a chipmunk voice

01:03:06.680 Okay, we gotta hear this large woman's voice

01:03:08.880 Shut up

01:03:12.200 No, no, no, no, no, no

01:03:17.740 No, no, no, no

01:03:20.300 We gotta get Johnny Monoxide in here

01:03:22.500 This is not a woman

01:03:23.680 Right?

01:03:26.400 I'm pretty sure this was a mission in Red Dead 2

01:03:29.040 okay look i'm sorry but like as a gamer this is something you're trained to kill and to fight

01:03:40.620 if you see this out there you're reaching for you're looking for a quick time event to happen

01:03:46.280 in a second this could also be a bonus skin the real this is what the real neanderthals look like

01:03:52.960 when you hear the the legend about how the neanderthals were furry and stalked humans as

01:03:58.100 predators that's that's what you're looking at right now let me just say this is you know if

01:04:02.760 i'm just looking at this objectively this is like a peak male form you know i mean like look at that

01:04:08.820 remove the if this was just a guy be like okay this is a this is a badass fucking hitler's top

01:04:15.760 guy type you know i mean the world's tallest woman is hitler's top guy i love it okay and also the

01:04:23.240 name i'm looking at is like is that an also an indian name what is going on here there's a man

01:04:29.900 with an indian's name pretending to be a woman and the guinness book of world records is here

01:04:34.000 and only given one world record there has to be another one in here somewhere that is a lazy eye

01:04:40.220 this is just a broken a broken human we both love self-care make up doing our meals

01:04:50.200 that's a that's a trans thing to say by the way that's not that's the thing a woman says like

01:04:55.760 we love slumber parties we love you know walking waking up in our lingerie not afraid not

01:05:04.080 don't don't fucking piss on my cone tell me that's woman's piss like i want to i want to

01:05:13.000 believe i was just gonna say i want to believe they're using like voice uh editors to like hide

01:05:19.080 their true their true voice they use the voice modulator but don't hide their fucking faces

01:05:24.560 so it's just the thing they use on those crime shows when they're just a silhouette but it's

01:05:29.420 like yeah i also have your name here you fucking freak you just make sure not to use my real voice

01:05:37.600 give him a fucking give him this fucking voice mod then give him a woman's voice here

01:05:43.520 she actually has a very feminine alluring voice in real life and they just had to make it even

01:05:49.720 worse by doing that um as i gotta check the comments to see what we're looking at here

01:05:56.260 uh sensor on sensor on seems he understands that's not a woman um larger potato says it

01:06:03.840 sounds like a name born next to chernobyl that could be true i might have just gotten like an

01:06:07.840 eastern european name mixed with an indian name um i'm gonna be paying for that one later

01:06:12.900 oh yeah he says looks like wallace from wallace and gromit now i'm not going to be able to watch

01:06:19.600 wallace and gromit clips anymore and i watch a few all right so i'm gonna go back to this

01:06:25.920 fucking thing here um i i just liked this for the title originally but as i read it

01:06:32.420 it really illuminated what i think to be is that the indian mind writ large and this is from an

01:06:39.580 indian so i think you know we've got a lot of the best insight on indians we've gone from indian

01:06:45.080 writers before so it's life in india is a series of bilateral negotiations um subtitle you're

01:06:53.820 gonna love this finding the new equilibrium for the next superpower oh i love it super power by

01:07:03.800 also zo owns lesky wallace and small it i just like that

01:07:14.440 oh and the one guy's calling that we got trans dimes saying that is what trans dimes looks like

01:07:20.200 uh which is one of the most insulting things i think that's ever been said on here in this chat

01:07:25.240 but i'm gonna let slide we have guests we have an esteemed guest i'm not gonna fly off the handle

01:07:30.920 i don't do that i want to punch holes in walls

01:07:34.380 that all those that's just from moving furniture um when i landed in india next week this man says

01:07:42.800 when i landed in india my friend came to pick me up and so he got in his car and started to drive

01:07:46.640 out um with no hesitation just looking for a direct way out we soon came to a set of cones

01:07:52.560 blocking an exit he tells a story here where i'm gonna skip through this because i read it he gets

01:07:57.400 he has to negotiate with a guard to get out of this exit because there's a traffic cone in the

01:08:03.180 way and he had to like broker a deal for that but he gets into what i think is the meat of it here

01:08:08.440 says like little napoleons every auto rickshaw which i assume is just a rickshaw what i don't

01:08:14.620 know what is that just a rickshaw with a with a motorcycle in the front of it yeah okay yeah we

01:08:20.720 can see it here right there yeah yeah uh any auto rickshaw and any and car and honky motorcycle

01:08:27.580 will try to shoehorn into the three inches that opened up in front on the street it's like a game

01:08:32.560 of whack-a-mole in reverse not really sure i'm not sure that's the comparison to make a game of

01:08:39.640 whack-a-mole in reverse that's that's just retarded enough to be written by an indian

01:08:45.660 on substack i'm very happy i opened this right now by the way do we do we remember when i pissed

01:08:53.760 off ajit so much that he made an entire substack was that you yes it was me apparently and i only

01:09:00.620 realized this three months after the fact this guy made an entire substack based on a quote that

01:09:06.520 i had in one of my articles rent free baby yeah i want to see if i could find him what was that

01:09:12.020 called it was called h1b he calls himself h1b pageant yeah okay um let me see here weird flex

01:09:21.920 but okay okay wait what oh what the fuck am i looking at here okay let me just i gotta see this

01:09:27.840 unbanned h1b pageant by walt bismarck who we've talked about before apparently h1b

01:09:35.600 was banned but then it was unbanned um this is a guy who as far as i know it's not a troll

01:09:44.180 account even though you could be forgiven for thinking it was because it's written so poorly

01:09:48.640 and like every sub stack was like two paragraphs long it was a a spite stack right and it was just

01:09:55.700 him complaining about white people um and of course we have walt bismarck campaigning to get

01:10:03.960 this fucking freak of nature back

01:10:05.860 on Subsec which I guess it works

01:10:07.780 so thank you Walt Bismarck

01:10:09.960 for another amazing

01:10:11.700 political maneuver

01:10:12.940 stupid fucking faggot I swear to god

01:10:15.840 Walt should join the Indian space program

01:10:18.140 remember when

01:10:20.000 they sent something into space and it just

01:10:22.060 completely broke

01:10:23.260 remember that it was like the first satellite

01:10:25.980 of some kind if I recall

01:10:27.560 it's gonna

01:10:30.060 be the data analyst

01:10:31.540 data analyst to uh pirate plunder indian space program pipeline that's what he's going to be

01:10:38.660 doing but that h1b pajit i heard of it and you linked it to me and i'm like i'm going to cover

01:10:44.000 this on real secret coffee hours which is our paywall show like but there's nothing there

01:10:49.200 there's nothing it's it's not even you can't cover it he made articles like he must have been banned

01:10:55.180 very recently because i was reading this either yesterday or the day before but uh this guy would

01:11:00.200 write articles he'd be like whites who marry pegetas are low status incels and that like

01:11:06.080 so he's like shitting on his own people he's like throwing his own people under the bus

01:11:10.140 rather than uh feigning that they're you know number one or something and so he he had this

01:11:16.580 entire article on vance and he's like vance was such a such a loser a midwestern pudgy emo kid

01:11:22.820 skater boy uh that he married a jita and uh he was just basically just shitting on him for this

01:11:29.140 and everyone was like, a couple

01:11:31.160 of the dumb people were like, home-based.

01:11:34.040 Oh, sorry.

01:11:35.000 Owen Zelensky makes a good point. It's funny that

01:11:37.020 Dimes was rather fair to Walt Bismarck on the Real

01:11:39.020 Secret Coffee Hours episode on him,

01:11:40.900 but now he's really pissed off. This is what I got

01:11:43.080 to realize. Don't trust me.

01:11:45.980 Don't try

01:11:46.860 and get in my hand, try and figure out what I

01:11:48.960 believe. You don't know which

01:11:51.020 way I'm going on anybody.

01:11:53.000 I could change this by tomorrow. Maybe tomorrow

01:11:54.940 I'm saying Walt Bismarck's one of their best guys.

01:11:57.160 What about that? No, you wouldn't say

01:11:58.960 that because that's false that's patently absurd where do you think i stand on anything

01:12:03.900 we we did go and tear a new one for him there i i i really don't like him yeah i really i don't

01:12:14.640 care for i used the elite human capital guys that whole sphere i don't like it i used to like those

01:12:20.380 guys but the more i just kept seeing the incorrigible takes of that entire sphere i'm just

01:12:27.280 like i can't handle this this is i think for us or for me it was that the back and forth between

01:12:32.700 him and dave about the what to do with the new writer whatever and he had like a 10 point plan

01:12:37.340 on how to fucking ruin everything that's just unforgivably stupid i hadn't read anything that

01:12:43.440 stupid in months and i had to go take a shit out he had to go take a shit to read that once i

01:12:51.540 first line of that old thing was he was calling his movement the wall right and i said buddy

01:12:57.340 i'm gonna mummify you i'm gonna i'm gonna i'm gonna you're gonna be bound brother you're gonna

01:13:03.940 be dried by the end of this uh let's get back let's get back to this you got right wing persian

01:13:10.600 over here one of my favorite guys he's reporting it for not being anti-indian enough we got killers

01:13:16.840 out here it's a jackal moon out there let's go this is just getting good here it says and everyone

01:13:24.920 knows the score you can almost see them constantly playing multi-participant chicken good game you

01:13:31.080 can almost hear them thinking as you jump the car head where it shouldn't have gone just to block

01:13:35.480 the bike that would have cut you off while the rickshaw stands perpendicular so he's describing

01:13:39.640 uh a psychological change that does not happen yeah he's trying to project as as a a stoic

01:13:47.380 learned british man saying good formal boy to a bunch of people trying to slit each other's

01:13:54.380 throats in traffic like oh you you bested me good sir no indian is saying that to himself first of

01:14:00.960 they don't have an internal monologue so jot that down right now second of all like they're not it's

01:14:06.540 It's not Checkmate.

01:14:07.920 Shut the fuck up.

01:14:08.660 It's utter fucking savagery.

01:14:11.040 Because look at this.

01:14:11.900 I remember, what was I reading?

01:14:13.140 It was someone had just been to India or gone back from India,

01:14:18.040 and they were describing the feeling of seeing all this infrastructure

01:14:22.440 that was gifted by the British and seeing that no one knows how to use it.

01:14:27.560 Because for us, I have to believe this, for us,

01:14:30.240 when we see something like a sidewalk, we go, oh, that's for walking on the side.

01:14:35.400 it's not just for whatever it's not for you sit down you start slaughtering a chicken it's not

01:14:40.620 for shitting on it's not for you have the thing it's for what it's for and the society is all

01:14:45.480 these interlocking components and institutions and things make sense and things flow right but

01:14:51.180 here it's like you put people on a road and they cannot spontaneously arrange themselves like a

01:14:58.820 british person would they'd say oh where's the end of the queue where where do i get in line to get

01:15:04.500 the thing and it's a line that just you don't need to fucking talk about it but in any other

01:15:09.200 part of the world it's just they would cluster in a mass and then just start like elbowing each

01:15:13.900 other until they merge into a fucking rat king yeah owen zaleski just put in the chat there there

01:15:19.460 was a post on twitter about how jews don't want to be suckers in society so jewish society is

01:15:24.320 basically about people getting ahead getting ahead of people by ignoring the rules indians

01:15:28.280 and jews share that i guess and i was going to say chinese culture is the same and i'm willing

01:15:32.280 to bet almost all non-western cultures work this way and i don't think it's specific to their

01:15:36.780 genome i think it's a very very specific thing to us that we figured out how not to do this and i

01:15:41.820 think it's special and it's fragile because it's a crab bucket and i've lived it if you have even

01:15:48.160 us even a large minority of people behaving this way you are a sucker if you don't behave that way

01:15:53.400 you will lose you will get trampled you will lose all your money you will get fucking raped

01:15:58.060 the only way to survive in a society of rapists is to be a better rapist or to just get rid of all

01:16:04.280 of them but this is one of the fears of letting this many of them not just jeets but any of these

01:16:09.920 people from these other alien societies into our society is they turn it into this toronto and

01:16:15.600 brampton and vancouver have started to look like this where yeah if you don't start to behave in

01:16:21.260 this way if you don't join the crab bucket like you'll never have a chance at success because

01:16:26.600 everybody just behaves like a fucking animal all the time sorry continue sorry no no it's all good

01:16:33.440 i was gonna say like they do not understand meritocracy like they they they do not understand

01:16:39.780 meritocracy uh and their victory conditions for them what makes their prestige and their social

01:16:45.940 status elevated is behaving in this way so on x on any other platform you're gonna say like you're

01:16:52.260 only there because your cousin or your uncle works there and they're like yeah and i'm winning and

01:16:57.000 you're a loser right and it's like we in our culture don't view it that way they're proud of

01:17:02.140 it they're literally dude i knew a walmart clerk a tajma hallmark clerk and a singh horton's clerk

01:17:09.340 i've never heard these before i love all of these by the way i've never heard tajma hallmark

01:17:14.660 that i didn't come up with that somebody much smarter than me did but uh i i saw this girl i

01:17:20.960 worked within the vicinity she ended up uh i popped into my bank she's a fucking bank clerk now

01:17:27.300 this person is a fucking bank clerk and there ain't no way they have the degree or the associates in

01:17:32.620 finance or economics or whatever to get that position but then of course you go to any canadian

01:17:36.380 bank right now and all of the clerks are foreign with the exception of upper management which are

01:17:42.520 all like slobs or something they're immigrants too but uh so they're anyway their victory

01:17:47.940 conditions are this they they consider you a schlub they consider you a loser if you're not

01:17:53.800 playing that game if i could give an example not to take this too far in the weeds but it was an

01:17:59.780 article i covered that will be going up on the real secret coffee hour show on our patreon and

01:18:05.160 this monday i'd covered an article written in it was either harrett's i think it was the forward

01:18:11.940 It's one of those openly, explicitly Jewish websites.

01:18:16.480 It's written by a Jewish person.

01:18:18.060 And the article was about, I'm paraphrasing here,

01:18:21.340 but it was about how the electoral college in America is an un-Jewish institution.

01:18:27.820 And it must be done away with.

01:18:29.100 And it was citing the Talmud.

01:18:30.960 And it was reciting one of the stories in the Talmud,

01:18:35.000 which I believe was the Oven of Akhnai.

01:18:38.880 And so maybe I'll butcher this in the retelling,

01:18:41.100 but in short and i think the reason i say this is because it's indicative of jewish thinking which

01:18:46.920 is similar to the indian thinking which is that you are superior if you're always trying to get

01:18:52.560 one over on everyone else there is no there is no real concept of cooperation or horizontality

01:18:59.020 but anyway the point is that the oven of anakai was story of like fucking nine there's 10 rabbis

01:19:05.680 and they're arguing about whether or not an oven was kosher.

01:19:09.180 Nine of them agreed it was, and then one said it wasn't.

01:19:12.520 And he said, you know what?

01:19:13.640 I don't believe it's kosher, and so help me God.

01:19:17.560 God will come down and prove me right.

01:19:19.760 And God came down and caused a flood and ripped a tree out of the ground

01:19:23.200 and said, this one rabbi is correct.

01:19:26.480 It's not kosher.

01:19:27.900 And they said, you know what, God, sorry, but we voted for it.

01:19:32.620 And it doesn't matter what you say, God.

01:19:35.460 It doesn't really matter what you say because a majority of Jews has decided that this is correct.

01:19:40.160 And the end of the story is that God smiled because the Jews fought back against God,

01:19:46.120 argued against God and said, it doesn't matter what you say because a majority of us said it's this way.

01:19:50.760 And so not only do we have a one-to-one relationship with God, we can outsmart you.

01:19:56.420 And many times in the Talmud and many times in these rabbinical texts,

01:20:00.840 The moral of the story is that a bunch of rabbis outsmart God or out argue God, where if you're a Christian or fuck it, if you're a pagan, the idea that you could like hold your intellect over your deity is like a strange thing to think.

01:20:18.400 there is actually no reverence there so which means that's woven into the dna of jewish culture

01:20:25.660 even if you're a non-practicing religious jew it's woven into the culture into the ethnography

01:20:30.320 so your interfacing with the world is always i'm trying to outwit you i'd smart you make my own

01:20:36.940 rules because i can make my own rules that even stand apart from god right and and i could like

01:20:43.220 beat him with that so you have to understand that's how they engage in the world and i think

01:20:47.240 indians have their own thing which is like you know there's that old bit of protestant wisdom

01:20:53.260 it's that you know you always think god's watching you do you tell the truth do you do your duty

01:20:58.420 even when no one else is watching you i think 99 of people in the world don't i actually think it's

01:21:04.280 just europeans that can only ever do that everyone else is always trying to betray or get one over

01:21:11.000 on each other and it's a game of intellect and that's no way to have a fucking society

01:21:16.260 that was a big long rant so i'm wondering if anyone's any thoughts there yes well go on judas

01:21:22.100 the thought is yes yes is the thought and when you say owen zelinski said oven i'm like i know

01:21:28.280 like i was laughing at him like it's a story about and make these people are obsessed with

01:21:32.080 ovens sorry continue so i mean you guys know this perhaps the audience doesn't i've supervised

01:21:38.440 indians before i've worked with indians before and two girls that i worked with independently i

01:21:43.740 asked them because they told me they're like i prefer working with canadians and i'm like what

01:21:48.100 do you mean so we're we're at work and they're like well everything runs smoothly when a canadian

01:21:55.780 is in charge they're more fair and i'm like okay like what what happens when your your manager's

01:22:02.480 an indian or something and they're like well not then it's just like the old country and all of

01:22:06.880 the indians will pretend to be like westerners on the at the workplace as long as a canadian or a

01:22:12.900 is in charge but the second the single one of them gets their hands on the whip it becomes exactly

01:22:18.920 like it is back in india and they resented they told me i resent having indian bosses i prefer

01:22:24.140 to work under canadians i was like that's very interesting what's interesting because you hear

01:22:28.580 that all the time and then you'll try and carry that conversation further and say do you think

01:22:34.100 there should be fewer indians here and they'll say no or sometimes yes yeah but that's the thing

01:22:40.820 i'm like so do you do you really think you're one of the good ones you see what i'm saying like

01:22:45.120 maybe some will but then it's like are you truly an anglophile because i think you need to be

01:22:50.720 to even start that conversation if if that conversation is to be had and it is some will

01:22:55.920 say you can't it's funny because they identify it like they know it but then at the same time

01:23:01.180 the same these people who identify this and understand objectively that it's a pattern

01:23:05.340 will themselves express the pattern if given the opportunity like if you take one of them and give

01:23:09.840 give them authority they will suddenly become that and like my experience with this not it's

01:23:15.040 with uh with chinese but being a white factory owner in china the thing i always heard from my

01:23:22.160 employees was wow i've never had a boss like you it's so nice working for a canadian this is so

01:23:27.840 you know comfortable and i don't fear for my job and you're you're always so forgiving and blah

01:23:32.160 blah blah but then it was asian cultural backbiting that essentially destroyed my staff to the point

01:23:39.200 where the only people left were three europeans and an american and me it's like yeah because

01:23:44.800 we're the only ones that were actually bought in and don't fucking attempt to destroy each other

01:23:48.960 over nothing and again i think it's just somebody i think it's for white well being in the chat was

01:23:53.200 it's talking a lot of stuff about like kind of like uh like the the cultural spirit of a people

01:23:58.800 and like yeah i mean and again i don't think that this is even specific to indians indians have their

01:24:03.040 own version of it but this thing where we actually kind of uh we actually genuinely like in dimes you

01:24:10.180 were saying we have a system of society and institutions where things have a flow and have

01:24:14.840 a purpose and we internally respect that as if god is watching even when nobody's around we're

01:24:20.540 the only people that do that nobody else does that on earth it doesn't matter it's not about them it's

01:24:24.880 about us we're the we're unique yeah there's that old joke we have where the the person with main

01:24:30.660 character syndrome thinks that you know everyone stops existing when you know they close their

01:24:35.960 eyes but i think most of the world thinks that society stops existing after they step off of

01:24:41.640 the street you know once they turn their head like there's no civilization behind my back

01:24:46.340 you know i've left it so that means i can do whatever i want and it only matters if i get

01:24:51.760 caught and i have to believe again we don't know the full story about that indie woman who was

01:24:57.980 cooked alive remember that one of i can't imagine a worse death i really can't imagine

01:25:03.720 slowly in an oven that does not lock yeah which is like okay so what she killed she must have

01:25:11.320 been killed beforehand and then put in there because if not then i actually don't know how

01:25:15.440 the fuck that happens it's fucking weird but then you know something happened where someone put her

01:25:21.820 in there you know anyway we're getting too far off on that um we gotta get to this sub stack

01:25:26.520 is still very good. He goes, and everyone knows the score. You can almost see them constantly

01:25:31.640 playing multi-participant chicken. Good game. We went there. Here we go. This happened repeatedly

01:25:36.020 across most walks of life over the next few days, as this author was in India. To skip a line, to

01:25:42.560 find parking, to get your concierge, to buy something, to argue against an unjust traffic

01:25:46.400 stop. It goes on and on. Life in India is a series of bilateral negotiations conducted a thousand

01:25:52.660 times a day and that drives the character of life here that sounds like hell to me that sounds like

01:25:59.320 a definition of uncivilized yeah well let's say you want to have a low trust society

01:26:05.040 and that's what kind of blew my mind the more we dive into like we just given the overview of

01:26:11.400 perhaps a jewish mindset or an indian mindset it's like you don't believe in trust you think

01:26:16.060 trust is for suckers and i really think that a lot of us in the west euro canadians will everyone

01:26:22.780 describe them like you have to understand they don't believe in trust if if that's the only

01:26:28.060 thing you take away from the street and realize that they don't believe that trust exists they

01:26:32.300 think that's a sucker's game they think that's something they can manipulate you with it's like

01:26:36.620 a game of i i don't even want to call it chess that's this guy editorializing what would it be

01:26:41.980 hungry hungry hippos maybe that's more accurate like every everything is a game of hungry hungry

01:26:47.580 hippos to these motherfuckers and i just want to see i was reading this i love this part where he

01:26:52.380 says now i'm seeing the country properly after several years and it's a major change visible

01:26:58.620 infrastructure has gotten much better roads are good well maintained and highways are excellent

01:27:03.580 and they say look how much they built and there's an image here of him i guess driving or in the

01:27:08.540 the passenger seat on the highway it's completely empty yeah which you would never see like anywhere

01:27:14.760 in america forget about it unless you're driving on the fucking midwest somewhere but like this

01:27:20.000 looks to be a brand new highway that's that must be ornamental right there's something going in

01:27:25.940 india just like in china where they just put up these facades and like in china and like in a lot

01:27:30.720 of places it's it doesn't it's and of course this guy isn't one of us you wouldn't understand this

01:27:35.220 it doesn't mean anything to build a nice thing it means something to maintain it under extreme use

01:27:41.200 right like our roads you look at roads in europe and after 500 years they look better than when

01:27:47.200 they were built this thing is brand fucking new and there's nobody on it if anybody used it at

01:27:52.000 all i guarantee you it's full of holes by the spring because right because we need to maintain

01:27:57.400 roads in canada because of the rapid temperature changes over summer and and spring and winter

01:28:03.740 so roads are always cracking so you're always maintaining roads because if if we didn't do that

01:28:08.840 after two years i don't think we would have functioning roads laying or mac one time is not

01:28:15.260 a difficult process i mean the africans even do it and if you you know just to call back to when

01:28:21.540 we went to paris and 40 maybe you backed me up here the one thing i noticed after maybe a couple

01:28:26.100 days was i looked down and i realized that every street every road was vibrant and cool it was all

01:28:33.080 cobblestones or like carved tile brick like like like granite tile like it looked like it could

01:28:40.700 have been 300 years old well because most of the city is and they also have bylaws that uh that

01:28:46.900 force any new construction or renovation to match the aesthetic of whatever quarter of paris that

01:28:51.620 they're in but what i what i wanted to say is that like i look at european cities and a handful of

01:28:56.800 north american cities in my in my view like in the northeast uh as examples of what a livable

01:29:02.580 city can be because you know there's all the idea of the detritus of a city now is basically just

01:29:09.140 dilapidated dirty filthy american cities but uh you know here i am in paris i'm like wow this is

01:29:15.640 beautiful everywhere i go is a piece of art everywhere i go is a reference to greco-roman

01:29:21.080 gods everywhere i go is a little door half my size with a little plaque that says so and so

01:29:28.000 monk of whoever church in the year 1236 lived in and wrote such and such uh uh parchment paper

01:29:38.000 but it's like it's beautiful everywhere you go everyone says like oh paris is disgusting and

01:29:42.320 filthy whatever i didn't go with any expectations i knew there were elements of paris that were

01:29:47.520 gonna suck i knew there was gonna you know certain quarters are definitely filled with foreigners

01:29:51.340 i was a minority in saracel i my first night in paris i stayed in saracel really cheap airbnb

01:29:57.160 it was awesome it was a nice condo it looked like a north american apartment to be honest and then

01:30:02.360 i got there and i was like oh this is why it's so cheap it's so funny kel kelthera from the chat

01:30:09.580 he was trying to get me all gassed up about how france is gonna suck we talked about this on the

01:30:14.440 show about paris syndrome about people like we said apparently there's still japanese people

01:30:19.840 having fucking seizures when they go to france but i'm like all the stories i heard about paris

01:30:25.260 growing up it seemed like it was kind of a seedy streets always running red with the blood of

01:30:30.360 revolution like i went into it no one would be kind of filthy i was surprised by how clean it was

01:30:35.080 but the one thing about cal because i was telling these great stories i went to the arc de triomphe

01:30:40.260 we went to sacra co we went to the palace of versailles like well yeah wait till you just go

01:30:45.560 to the poor black areas and i just said i'm not i'm not gonna do it how about i just nah

01:30:53.160 yeah but so but no it was it was actually you having a good time with the arctic

01:31:00.160 but why don't you go to black rape city like hyped no i'm not gonna do it and i'm just gonna

01:31:07.180 have a great time what now what now cal sorry continue it was uh it was absolutely beautiful

01:31:13.800 like genuinely i enjoyed my time there look i love the hustle and bustle of the big city okay

01:31:20.020 and you shouldn't get judas riled up here anyway my point is that it can be good and there is

01:31:29.780 there's definitely there's a sense of permanence there uh it's well maintained and they've

01:31:34.680 ingratiated that heritage and that tradition into everything around them as opposed to you

01:31:40.220 go to a place like india where it's just modern infrastructure slapped down and then people just

01:31:45.560 don't know how to function in it because it was not emergent it was not grown up uh organically

01:31:52.020 where people weren't trained in a sense it's a bad word to use but weren't trained to use it so

01:31:56.500 it's always going to be mismanaged um unless you give it out another 200 years but you get the

01:32:03.840 sense that in the west in america like the anglo spirit wanted to go to the moon because that

01:32:12.100 called out to us it called out just like every other form of exploration and conquest did

01:32:18.700 find probing the darkest reaches of the earth just because it's there so that's the reason we

01:32:26.120 got excited about going to the moon as just an example and for all the people saying we never

01:32:30.920 went to the moon just pretend that we did for a minute let's just have some fun but you look at

01:32:35.720 the indian government the only reason indians or anyone else went to the moon is because

01:32:39.460 american white people did it so they have to do it there was if absent that there's no

01:32:45.760 fucking way india would have put anything into space fucking fucking blow me i don't want to

01:32:52.780 hear it emma says will you just read the fucking article already fuck sorry i only heard it was

01:33:00.480 like people say oh i don't want to just tune in to watch someone read i thought you liked the

01:33:04.360 electricity of talking

01:33:06.440 about Paris, but okay.

01:33:09.280 I thought you liked

01:33:10.400 the joie de vivre of talking about

01:33:12.280 Paris. I was trying to go for the

01:33:14.140 jouissance, but what they want to hear is

01:33:16.260 this part right here, which is great.

01:33:18.040 Air travel is great, and the airports

01:33:20.320 are absolutely spectacular. Now, look

01:33:22.320 at this. It looks like it's just made of IKEA

01:33:24.320 wood. Am I

01:33:26.100 wrong here? What is this we're looking at here?

01:33:28.220 What if the Christmas trees go on the

01:33:30.180 ground? We've got Christmas

01:33:31.580 wrong christmas trees on flying saucers randomly hanging from a wood grid ceiling this does not

01:33:41.100 look spectacular yeah this looks like a biohazard inside of a fire hazard also like this looks like

01:33:48.460 this looks like chad gbt recreating minecraft yeah this does look what a chad gbt people they

01:33:55.020 are institutional buildings and like airports and are more or less the same globally

01:34:00.380 you know you can't build them without uh half a billion dollars anyways they all look the same

01:34:04.940 this was probably done by a danish architecture friend you know what i mean like it's it's such

01:34:09.260 a cope to show at an airport how about you show us how 99 of the population live come on be honest

01:34:16.860 well here's a part that kind of speaks that even trains have gone better even if train stations

01:34:21.260 aren't there yet that's an odd thing it's like look the trains are great they don't have stations you

01:34:28.780 You still have to jump on while they're moving, but the inside of the trains are great.

01:34:33.540 The outside on top of the trains.

01:34:34.940 I mean, it's getting there, but the number of beggars on the street has been reduced.

01:34:42.680 Notice he hasn't said reduced a lot.

01:34:45.540 He just says shops got uplifted.

01:34:49.320 Don't know what that means.

01:34:50.680 Mobile phones are better and everyone has one.

01:34:52.800 I mean, we've been paying for that in the West.

01:34:56.060 Yeah, that was us.

01:34:56.660 I mean, that was worse than the innovation of the nuclear bomb, as far as I'm concerned.

01:35:04.700 Whoever gave Indian cell phones.

01:35:06.980 Payment infrastructure is eons beyond the West, and it's safe.

01:35:11.080 I mean, that's just an outright lie.

01:35:14.360 Okay, let's just take this in totality.

01:35:16.840 Payment infrastructure is eons beyond the West, and it's safe,

01:35:19.980 which a country without a strong legal safety net and a lot of poverty arguably shouldn't be.

01:35:25.360 so he's admitting there's no legal safety net in india and it's also racked with poverty

01:35:32.900 which seems to undercut every point he fucking made there's no real urban crime

01:35:38.440 okay hold on but that doesn't make and it is safe his claim which a country without a strong

01:35:44.680 legal safety well that's that's not true though it's not safe it's just it's not fucking safe

01:35:49.560 how many how many killings just within families are there it's insane have you even seen the news

01:35:54.480 The amount of, like, just familial rape in India is off the fucking chart.

01:36:00.160 How can you say there's no real urban crime if you just said there's no real law enforcement?

01:36:05.020 That's what that means.

01:36:06.000 Legal safety net.

01:36:06.860 What do you mean?

01:36:07.280 You mean police?

01:36:08.160 It's like, you're a wealthy Patel who visited there for two weeks and you didn't get robbed.

01:36:13.500 Big fucking whoop, man.

01:36:15.160 Yeah, I mean, look, you go hang out in downtown New York, you're not going to get robbed.

01:36:19.700 Yeah, because most of that violence is gang violence.

01:36:22.220 Unless you go in the neighborhood, you're not going to get shot.

01:36:24.100 That doesn't mean there's no violence.

01:36:25.840 This is the dumbest claim.

01:36:28.180 See, Darren Asimoglu, the famous economist who recently won the Nobel Prize,

01:36:34.260 you would usually say which Nobel Prize, but whatever,

01:36:37.940 has extensively talked about, I assume it means about,

01:36:41.580 about the importance of institutions in economic development.

01:36:45.620 I mean, I didn't think you'd win a Nobel Prize for saying institutions are important, but sure.

01:36:50.220 It's true. Institutions do matter a lot.

01:36:52.860 property rights, restricting elite

01:36:54.880 capture, supporting employment.

01:36:56.880 These are all necessary aspects of helping a country

01:36:58.680 progress. India has

01:37:00.300 India's

01:37:02.720 a pretty good institution in this view.

01:37:04.860 So we're talking about property rights

01:37:06.800 by the way here. It's like, yeah, it's

01:37:08.520 good.

01:37:10.500 It's on the up and up.

01:37:12.200 Or at least far better than it used to have. You'll hear that

01:37:14.780 a lot. Like India's superpower by

01:37:16.620 2025. Well, why? How far have you progressed?

01:37:19.260 We've progressed a few.

01:37:20.940 let me just summarize that as uh it's pretty good or at least pretty good or at least like

01:37:28.220 sean shafer asking the question uh the nobel prize for rape i mean we won't know

01:37:34.140 we won't know you didn't say the century is young here's the laws are well defined even

01:37:39.900 though the legal system runs like molasses state capacity is somewhat reasonably bounded it's not

01:37:44.620 perfect by any means you know that almost sounds like there's so much crime that the legal system

01:37:50.460 struggles to deal with it all i mean i love i love this i love this shit i always tell people

01:37:57.260 if you if you want to be a guy like like a piece of shit like us like a bigot just read from the

01:38:04.480 type of person you want to know more about don't listen to guys on the internet talking about

01:38:10.160 just go listen to indians you will get so much more insight and they don't know how to massage

01:38:16.340 the truth they just say like india's great how great is it what's better than he used to be

01:38:21.740 well how recently a couple years like up until five minutes ago yeah we had a rape problem but

01:38:26.900 now we just have uh you know a forced marriage and molestation problem used to burn widows and

01:38:32.620 now we just like rape daughters it's a huge improvement we used to burn widows but now we

01:38:38.580 worship their ashes wait what that's a what it does not have yet and loses at least a percentage

01:38:49.080 of gdb growth on is bad informal institutions one might call even call the culture what a thing to

01:38:56.000 say what a thing is the one thing india has going for it is bad institutions which if you think

01:39:02.100 about it is a culture in itself i mean this is i wouldn't be better myself yeah um akamoglu

01:39:10.800 considers the informal institutions endogenous shaped by a the foundational formal institutions

01:39:16.140 rather than serving as foundational themselves in this view this is why northern italy exhibits

01:39:21.280 higher levels of social trust and economic performance don't bring the italians into this

01:39:25.300 do you leave the italians out of this indians of europe yeah douglas douglas north another

01:39:34.340 prominent economist in his work on institutions and economic performance wrote about the success

01:39:38.760 and failure of economics as largely depend on institutions um the theory is that with

01:39:43.960 sufficiently strong formal institutions you can shape a culture for instance okay so it's this

01:39:50.060 new idea he just read about

01:39:51.840 for instance by enforcing

01:39:53.920 fare payments in subways you can change the

01:39:56.020 behavior of people such that they don't dodge

01:39:57.840 fares

01:39:58.320 this is the Indian innovation

01:40:01.860 it's like if we actually just enforce

01:40:03.900 the laws eventually

01:40:05.920 people will stop breaking the laws

01:40:07.900 and this you know this is something that India

01:40:10.020 is struggling with remember

01:40:11.460 five minutes ago he said that there's no crime

01:40:14.180 full of shit

01:40:15.700 just making it up

01:40:17.600 I kind of

01:40:19.960 get mad reading this because you know you're just i feel like john malkovich's character in burn

01:40:25.680 after reading like this is one of a league of morons that i've been dealing with my entire life

01:40:34.420 yeah this guy i see him every fucking day every time an indian says let me give you some advice

01:40:41.460 white man on how to fix your civilization like just it's not funny anymore the audacity i use

01:40:49.560 that word a lot but just the sheer audacity of this is is so striking i've been rambling a lot

01:40:56.200 for us what do you think about all this he is oh he's here he's right there you damn i thought he

01:41:03.640 was pissing i thought he went for a piss oh did he wait a second yep no he was pissing but he's

01:41:09.480 back now he's just laughing at you um so yeah unfortunately what do you think i guess maybe

01:41:16.060 didn't even see this he doesn't piss in the sink like we do

01:41:19.420 you got your pod right beside like the laundry sink right and you just

01:41:27.300 lean back in your in your chair and uh let her rip you haven't been catheter podcasting have you 40

01:41:35.020 he's just getting into this i was gonna i was gonna say when mom find poop sock but i don't

01:41:42.100 think you guys know what that is and you guys don't jerk off they just shit that's that's

01:41:53.980 everything they do every every natural inclination is just like they're shitting the bed and their

01:41:59.280 mom finds the shit sock he's become a man now um a simpler explanation might be that institutions

01:42:08.740 are easy to set up well at the top but incredibly difficult to make percolate into the whole

01:42:13.880 society why would after all you decide to follow the traffic rules you know what yeah why would

01:42:21.520 you this is the indian mind like why there's a rule why would you follow the rules though

01:42:26.500 you know what yes that that's the vibe i get from dealing with you people you're supposed to not

01:42:32.000 cheat why wouldn't i cheat i don't get you you must explain to me why why i won't cheat that's

01:42:37.460 why you like you're dealing with people who on a very genetic level don't understand why people

01:42:44.620 follow rules i think it's funny they think it's funny that you follow rules yeah they're laughing

01:42:50.200 at you yeah oh we got one uh i'm not a number my free man piss jug gang gang um he says even in

01:42:59.960 the west there's no sufficient enforcement possible that can catch everyone who speeds

01:43:04.500 well that's that's that's just it that's a really interesting observation because you're right and

01:43:10.360 we will eventually look exactly like india if you fuckers keep coming here but the thing is

01:43:15.200 the reason that our society works is because our culture is such that we don't need enforcement

01:43:21.200 we have many laws for which there's zero enforcement and yet we all follow the laws

01:43:26.700 isn't that weird i wonder if it isn't just magic dirt if there maybe is a difference between us

01:43:33.660 now we can keep going with this article but it really just established the point i really wanted

01:43:39.080 to just drill into that and firmly establish the type of mind that you're dealing with

01:43:44.660 now this individual this author will say that's a feature not a bug that it's really interesting

01:43:51.640 it's very culturally significant that they think this way isn't it beautiful that every interaction

01:43:58.440 is subversive isn't it cool like we made that joke in the past you know for all the critics

01:44:04.500 of capitalism on our side you have never met a capitalist as as vehemently capitalistic as a

01:44:11.400 non-white any non-white literally any indian is more of a petite bourgeoisie tycoon than fucking

01:44:19.000 the top ceo in america right now find me like a guy who owns 12 meat packing plants he's probably

01:44:26.620 less of a of a greedy capitalist than like an indian guy who runs a cell phone kiosk

01:44:32.740 an indian guy who buys up all the subways franchises yeah oh uh sean schaefer said

01:44:39.820 swastika detected oh right there yet got him got him i still don't like him

01:44:46.420 i say you know that's broken clock is a swastika twice a day i think that's how clocks work

01:44:54.180 i'm wondering if we have time to even get to the video i wanted to watch

01:44:59.540 did you want to watch this i had gotten yes okay this because this is interesting so what i'm

01:45:06.440 going to do is i'm going to set it to let's do 1.25 speed it's only 40 minutes long but i think

01:45:12.920 we can speed through we don't need to watch the entire thing but this is a canadian mainstream

01:45:19.680 media production so if people don't know what the fifth estate is um it's you know state-backed

01:45:26.940 media it tends to be looked upon as something at the level of fuck what's that um there's like

01:45:34.060 an american counterpart i want to say this 60 minutes i was going to say this hour is 22 minutes

01:45:40.180 but it's not that um but this is the story and for a secs if even if you want to tee this up

01:45:46.220 briefly we can inside an alleged plot by the indian government to kill seek we call them

01:45:52.320 seeks but they're called six sick activists in canada um did you look into this of this shit

01:45:58.620 exactly i mean again it writes itself you don't even need us when you're dealing with indians

01:46:03.500 but did you have any um insight in this or thoughts or did you want to just get into the video

01:46:09.920 what i know from this situation is that the guy was a calistani separatist they shot him dead

01:46:16.400 in vancouver uh apparently the americans knew about it and didn't tell cses i wonder why

01:46:22.920 because they're trying to get as much pajit slave labor as possible along with the rest of the

01:46:28.580 anglosphere canada is in the five eyes it was kept out of that uh knowledge sharing um and what i

01:46:35.940 know is that this is just another assassination on our soil between hindustanis and kalistanis

01:46:42.540 apparently the six uh indian diplomats who were just aggressively expelled have something to do

01:46:49.440 with it but the rcmp is not releasing most of the details just yet yeah so what i'm going to do is

01:46:55.340 i'm just going to like hide just our our shit here so let me know if you can hear this right now

01:47:01.140 oh yeah on this edition of the fifth estate a murder in surrey british columbia has sparked

01:47:07.820 a diplomatic crisis between canada and india any involvement of a foreign government in the killing

01:47:13.180 of a canadian citizen on canadian soil is an unacceptable violation of our sovereignty

01:47:19.420 the brazen killing you know i noticed it you know 40 if you want us to stop this at any point we're

01:47:25.660 pretty uh shit lib about stopping these things uh from what i recall about trudeau's response to

01:47:34.040 this if indeed this is what happened foreign government killing a canadian citizen you would

01:47:40.560 want to respond fiercely you would want to say like you will face repercussions you will face

01:47:47.080 the might of the canadian sword or something but all he said was you know that's not cool that's

01:47:52.860 a threat to our sovereignty and you can't do that that's pretty much all he said which is

01:47:59.500 does not inspire either fear or confidence in anyone around the world what do you think about

01:48:04.600 that i think that's the case and i think that the general reaction from the public because they're

01:48:09.800 using very careful language here they're they keep using canadian citizen but what they don't

01:48:15.220 tell you is that he was obviously an indian and what i'm noticing is that canadians do not seem

01:48:19.480 to care that the person killed i'm sorry that the person was killed because he wasn't canadian

01:48:23.600 like on an interesting point like for most people to get them to care you have to say oh it sounds

01:48:30.100 like the indian government assassinated someone you know some some old old white guy but it's

01:48:35.840 just an indian killing another indian and now you need to explain to them like wait what so

01:48:39.960 they're killing each other no well they're not the same wait wait what what and this is what we

01:48:44.480 said so many episodes ago which is that i think so many people in canada are just tired of having

01:48:52.120 to know about indian stuff i don't want to have to understand what is that the sick in the conflict

01:49:01.780 within india who are these people i just know them as indians but now i got to get involved

01:49:06.140 in their bullshit now i need to take a side in this conflict and i think even libs don't have

01:49:12.860 the patience for that no i shouldn't know the difference between a tamil a gujarati a punjabi

01:49:18.540 i shouldn't know the difference between hindi uh urdu and tamil as a language i shouldn't know that

01:49:24.760 bangladesh is east pakistan i shouldn't know any of this stuff and yet here we are here we are

01:49:29.580 because we're being forced to deal with all of this i remember when i worked at a restaurant

01:49:35.120 many years ago in the kitchen we had like one line cook and then a couple dishwashers were

01:49:40.440 tamil um but they're one two of the guys were like tamil tigers or something and the other guy was

01:49:46.620 not and then there was some kind of feud that had percolated there and i you know the the rest of us

01:49:53.340 like don't you know that you're brown don't you know that you're just tamil like you know i mean

01:49:58.960 like i don't i don't know what this is it's you guys just eat leaves for dinner like big

01:50:05.000 fronds right like this is and you like smoke weird cigarettes together like this this conf

01:50:11.020 this is an intra-ethnic conflict that i don't want to be brought into but you're making it part of my

01:50:15.960 life you don't even get that with africans you keep seeing them in x spaces to try to make it

01:50:22.980 a canadian issue they keep trying to be like no you should care because so and so and so and the

01:50:28.780 canadian response unanimously is i don't care get out of my country i don't care i don't like you

01:50:35.200 you're all the same to me get out of my country yeah i remember them trying to make six like um

01:50:41.520 right wing like they're trying to do with israelis in a sense right like like right wing

01:50:46.360 paragons like do you look they carry around knives that's cool i'm like i guess i'm not

01:50:52.740 allowed to do that but i should be excited that they can't like what what about them am i supposed

01:50:57.580 to be in love with but i remember even guys like gavin mcinnis and the rebel news people like you

01:51:03.560 know they're really based but you failed to explain how they were except that they get to

01:51:08.680 skirt the laws that i am subject to well you know that good for them though they again it's just

01:51:15.300 they outsmarted our rules but i i'm not falling in line behind them because of that yeah here we go

01:51:21.840 on father's day of a man outside his place of worship would reveal a story many might not know

01:51:26.540 is happening in canada an independence movement to create a country on the other side of the world

01:51:31.180 that's the reason they killed me that's the reason they wanted to kill me we gain exclusive access

01:51:36.860 to the front lines of that movement with eyewitnesses and surveillance video we piece

01:51:40.940 together a plot that has to be seen to be believed we were warned of imminent threat

01:51:45.260 of assassination to us i'm bob mckeown this is the tip of state

01:51:49.260 we were playing in the field when it happened and we

01:51:58.920 you know just like how canadians do we play in the field we're playing in the field

01:52:06.300 this is like like the tranny being like i was uh painting my nails by the pool

01:52:11.300 no you weren't that's not you're describing a thing you think we do

01:52:15.800 just seeing you guys standing stationary in the middle of the field out of crackers

01:52:22.160 but then we saw those two guys running we started running towards where the sound was coming from

01:52:29.140 both same height and they were wearing black apparels and they were masked i told milky to

01:52:36.560 you know they had they looked indian and uh they they had the exact orange fucking head thing that

01:52:42.740 You all have, like, honestly.

01:52:54.220 If people listening on audio, this won't make any sense,

01:52:56.940 but I'm noticing that it seems that they picked Comic Sans as the font here to translate.

01:53:02.760 Isn't it weird that the Fifth Estate is interviewing a young guy and he can't speak any English?

01:53:08.120 Does anybody find that odd?

01:53:10.440 It's not like it's somebody's granddad.

01:53:12.060 I'm assuming this guy has a job

01:53:15.340 He sounds like he's in his 20s

01:53:16.820 But he doesn't speak English

01:53:17.860 It kind of sounds like they just went to India

01:53:20.160 To cover a foreign conflict

01:53:22.020 Yeah, huh, huh, weird

01:53:23.620 Wait, okay

01:53:38.320 So, okay

01:53:39.600 For the people who are just listening to Andrea

01:53:41.600 says i saw their eyes they looked indian like an amphibian dead hollow i could tell from their

01:53:48.860 extremely dark brown eyes that they were indian or i guess anyone outside of europe

01:53:55.220 breath he wiped the shit from his eyes and yeah don't don't talk to me like you're plugged into

01:54:02.000 the indian matrix motherfucker like what do you do what do you bobble you saw his eyes bobble back

01:54:07.860 and forth. I'm calling bullshit on everything an Indian person says from here on out. Let's

01:54:13.700 just establish that at the start.

01:54:23.100 I tried to press his chest and, you know, try to shake and to see if he was beating.

01:54:29.400 So a guy was shot and then in very Indian matter, he just started pressing his chest.

01:54:35.480 that's not what you do like that's if you saw that in a movie or something chest compressions

01:54:42.680 could actually you might have very well killed him if he was alive abc's abc's loc's

01:54:50.560 i've heard blackout drunk canadians that sound more serious than these retards

01:54:55.440 honestly like i'm sorry hey i have some sympathy that you just can't be taken seriously you could

01:55:02.440 be describing your last moments with your mother you could be explaining the the ethereal nature

01:55:10.320 of her death rattle to me and i'm gonna be like really what would she sound like unconscious

01:55:18.700 there's no beating

01:55:20.040 police in british columbia say the man killed outside a sikh temple sunday night appears to

01:55:27.500 have been targeted they've identified the shooting victim as the temple's president

01:55:30.780 hardeep sing nijar okay can we just appreciate that nijar bigger yeah well yeah yes you need

01:55:39.240 to spell it out but i think i think people could auto complete that joke in their heads

01:55:43.940 we have some serious people watching this literally just replace the g's with j's that was

01:55:48.800 this guy could be one of the greats this guy if it turns out that that wasn't that's the name he

01:55:58.840 adopted when he was here i might do a 180 on indians that's that's a dying for that bit

01:56:12.760 so that day in the morning it being father's day we had gotten him a gift a pair of jeans

01:56:19.080 because he usually goes through them really quickly because he just loves wearing jeans in general

01:56:22.600 is that why is that really the reason what no no no no no he goes through a lot of pants because

01:56:32.700 he just loves them we just gotta keep buying him pants he just keeps on he's throwing them out i

01:56:37.260 don't know what's going on did you ever do that just you ever just love a pair of pants so much

01:56:41.380 that you wear through them in a couple days yeah like denim which are meant to last

01:56:47.100 blue denim you can wear for like 15 years now he's just cycling through them i mean

01:56:54.420 these are not as serious people fuck maybe i'm glad they're here

01:56:59.400 i was gonna say you go on oh i was just gonna say like on the scale of of mass invasion of

01:57:09.100 who we could be dealing with it could be a lot worse yeah imagine if it was actually like like

01:57:16.540 persians invading and they were like smart you know i mean like that we'd be in trouble

01:57:21.600 imagine if the japanese are trying to invade i mean we might be in trouble but so far it's just

01:57:27.580 these guys they're smarter than and this is what we always said about anything like they're smarter

01:57:32.980 than your average african you know just if you're talking about iq distributions yes so they're

01:57:39.180 smart enough to be treacherous but orangutans though the thing they're treacherous it's very

01:57:45.640 easy to catch them in a lie oftentimes it's like a child will lie so they can lie but you can see

01:57:51.200 on their faces that they're not savvy about it so i'm like i i immediately know you're bullshitting

01:57:55.880 me and you think by calling me your friend that you're tricking me and maybe that does convince

01:58:01.440 some canadians because we are very polite but like we all know you're lying we're just we don't want

01:58:07.280 to get into a fight with you immediately um all right their size he joked that you know you got

01:58:11.900 me a size too big and i joke that we'll see and he said don't worry within like a week or two

01:58:16.900 you're gonna have to go exchange these jeans and give me a size smaller and i said if you do that

01:58:20.980 i'll buy you five more that's why i went to go in the morning i don't know what that means you know

01:58:27.060 what i mean like yes so he was gonna lose lose weight rapidly you have to buy five more pairs

01:58:33.020 or what i interpret that is he was he was filling it up with turds he said you're gonna have to buy

01:58:40.420 a smaller pair because this one will be filled to the brim with human excrement and and we laughed

01:58:47.300 as we indians do otherwise what does that mean and then later at 8 i want to say 8 20 8 20 ish

01:58:57.540 8 20 pm uh he called again saying that um i'll be leaving in five ten minutes and then my mom

01:59:05.300 informed him that you know we made samia for him that you know he got more excited he's like i'm

01:59:09.220 coming right now that samuel is one of his favorite desserts to eat and obviously just

01:59:13.940 seven minutes after that the incident happened so in a way it's your fault it's it's a way if you

01:59:21.620 hadn't made that dessert he wouldn't have raced turds flying out of the the top of his pants

01:59:28.900 rolling and tripping him up he's stumbling over himself his shit flows from the bottom of his

01:59:35.660 pants and then the assassins get the drop on him and then he's like the aristocrats

01:59:41.580 if he ends the interview with that i'm like again i'm 180 on indians i'm loving

01:59:47.680 these people i'm back to being an indo-european

01:59:52.000 around 8 40 p.m a family friend called and he said your dad's been shot

01:59:58.600 and my first sense was i just gave him a call first ring and didn't pick up give him another

02:00:04.500 ring and didn't pick up again and then at that moment i just grabbed my jacket you know and

02:00:11.060 my mom and brother they said were coming too and then from there we just rushed to the gardora

02:00:18.500 i just started searching his name like on social media on google to kind of maybe get an update

02:00:23.300 on what happened there were a few yeah let me just say uh i don't need it

02:00:27.300 it's like did you mean hardy nigger it's autocorrecting you it's like did you mean a

02:00:36.420 slur he's trying to search his his dead father did you mean hard and deep nigger it's like no

02:00:44.740 i didn't i didn't mean fucking porn um i i didn't mean gay pornography um but it is funny like again

02:00:55.020 this is this is i know white well-being is in the chat saying we should be more positive just

02:00:59.720 making fun of our opponents is very ghoulish you might say i get that it is funny that instead of

02:01:08.740 like running to his his dead relative side he is trying to phone him and then search him on google

02:01:15.040 like just that's a very indian thing to do is to go on social media and start texting people

02:01:21.300 Indian media post saying her detonator's been killed so my mom was basically asking me well

02:01:26.060 maybe if there's something on social media I just told her that you know once we get there let's see

02:01:29.080 what happened so you didn't tell her you saw news that he had died no I didn't tell her

02:01:33.200 look if it just happened why would there be you know I mean like so I guess I guess the

02:01:39.940 journalist would have figured out first but anyway that's like a weird thing once we got

02:01:44.800 there that's probably 9 p.m by then and I just ran as fast as I could and shut up

02:01:51.180 okay for most canadians it may come as a shock to learn there's an active independence movement

02:01:55.740 in canada for another country on the other side of the world for canadian six and hindus it is

02:02:01.420 in some ways the legacy of the partition of india by the british in 1940s isn't that always the case

02:02:07.260 and just to remind people we are watching a mainstream liberal canadian thing which is

02:02:12.940 blaming this on the british you might not like that there's uh people being assassinated for

02:02:19.980 an independence movement across the world but if you think about it this is because of the british

02:02:24.460 which is you yeah yes seven then the largest chunk of land became the republic of india

02:02:33.180 the smaller part became the islamic republic of pakistan

02:02:38.060 despite having ruled punjab for over half a century before colonization

02:02:41.980 the six got left out by the british oh the poor six because they were so kind and democratic before

02:02:48.780 the oh man oh what a what an absolute spin that was yeah i mean larger potato makes a good point

02:02:57.800 here says no such thing as a canadian sick or hindu because it is true like yeah no they

02:03:03.400 they they literally i'm it's right here uh the reason they came to canada the reason they were

02:03:09.260 trying to skirt that law that told them they had to go directly from their country of origin to

02:03:14.740 Canada was because they were spreading across the empire trying to build resources and finance

02:03:21.300 to launch their independence movement. So the Sikhs have been doing this for 120 years.

02:03:25.780 They've been doing this literally for a century and a quarter. What they're doing now is no

02:03:30.180 different from what they were doing when the Kamigata Maru incident happened and when they

02:03:34.980 shot dead a Canadian immigration officer in broad daylight. Yeah I don't know if we touched on that

02:03:40.340 Yeah, but if you wanted to, I know you were talking about this to me in a DM about, or maybe you did talk about it earlier,

02:03:47.240 but yeah, it was one of the first things that occurred was an assassination of an immigrations officer.

02:03:52.700 Yeah, so he was a British guy born and raised in India.

02:03:55.460 He spoke fluent Hindi with no accent.

02:03:58.180 He ends up moving to Canada.

02:03:59.620 He's investigating a criminal ring and Indian nationalist operations in BC.

02:04:06.680 and then he was supposed to testify uh in a court case because one of the indians killed the other

02:04:13.240 one there was some some struggle over honor or something to that effect so he was going to the

02:04:19.360 vancouver courthouse to testify and uh one of the sings there's like three sings in the story it's

02:04:24.860 very hard to follow uh shoots him dead in broad daylight on the steps of the vancouver courthouse

02:04:29.620 and this just gets swept under the rug and this is like one of the major first interactions that

02:04:36.060 have with canada right like they're they they tried to illegally answer the country after their

02:04:42.400 leader was scamming other people tickets uh for steamships around the world and then they

02:04:48.240 assassinated an immigration officer like that's that's just it and i do wonder if they're doing

02:04:54.020 this and perhaps it's obvious but if they're doing this because they have a vendetta against

02:04:58.820 the british diaspora and in one hand they could say well they were afforded special entry into

02:05:05.320 the british empire as they were subjects of it so it might just be ease of access but

02:05:10.220 part of me does think that especially now the fact that they're trying to do this

02:05:15.380 in canada especially means that i think they see they correctly see canada as an extension

02:05:21.640 of britain also france but let's just say britain and so they must be doing this because they just

02:05:27.600 don't like us would that be a fair assessment i would say that that's fair it seems to be a mix

02:05:33.140 of appreciation and also resentment like it seems to be both of these things because they do this in

02:05:38.560 new zealand too i was just watching a video earlier today of another calistan march with

02:05:43.100 all the yellow flags like somewhere in auckland and i'm just like you guys are just spreading out

02:05:48.320 across the empire trying to wager half-assed independence movement from other countries

02:05:53.320 from the safety of other countries yeah and one thing that you've helped establish it's the

02:05:59.180 awareness that this has been going on for a lot longer than people think and the only difference

02:06:04.040 might have been just the sheer numbers and perhaps the numbers were smaller in the past but now

02:06:09.220 it's reached a critical mass where it's unignorable but this has been a mission of theirs

02:06:14.040 throughout the 20th century and the proof the proof that they do see us as the british as the

02:06:19.220 britishers is that their justification for being in canada is always we served in the british armed

02:06:25.500 forces during the world wars it's always it's always what the what the british did therefore

02:06:30.620 they think they learned a rule just like everything else like i i learned a rule so you need to do this

02:06:36.060 because that's the law right and but they don't really understand the law they just think they

02:06:39.660 have one over on you and many canadians might say well you fought honorably it's like no no ask them

02:06:45.500 what war they think they fought in i don't think they know what they're talking about

02:06:51.020 you know it's the same it's the same with the natives thing too they're they're using libtard

02:06:57.420 moral brow beating against canadians now so they'll say things like

02:07:01.580 you killed the natives it's like okay what are you doing for the natives by being here you're

02:07:06.220 in possession of stolen property yeah exactly and you know if you wanted to get rude you'd say oh

02:07:13.260 you killed the nails well then i'll kill you too shut the up like i'm apparently a killer

02:07:20.060 you're right i'm a crazy killer so i guess you better fuck off right if i am the the white man

02:07:26.420 that you say i am then i've got i'm five seconds away from opening a concentration camp for

02:07:32.480 everyone so but you're not you're not acting accordingly which makes me think you don't

02:07:37.900 believe that anyway it's not easy to get one over with people like i said any indian who thinks

02:07:44.240 who's acting like they're on your side even that they're trying to teach you a thing or two

02:07:47.800 about traditionalism or vitality they just think it's funny when white people get raped and are

02:07:53.940 under they think it's you you deserve every oppression imaginable and it's funny because

02:08:01.020 any oppression that is sort of with taken it's it's deserved because that's how they view the

02:08:07.840 world right like you oh you're a lower cast they think you're a like a lower white cast that

02:08:13.180 they're allowed to spit on you know um here we go

02:08:16.780 dan stanton was a senior canadian intelligence officer for 30 years

02:08:23.200 during that time he investigated extremism including within the sick community he said

02:08:27.600 it was an issue in canada he's not running correctly there is he that's a strange jog

02:08:31.980 he's keeping he's like punching the ground 1980s but he's long since died out stanton

02:08:38.200 retired from CSIS four years ago.

02:08:40.480 Who is Hardeep Singh, Najir?

02:08:42.260 He's a Canadian.

02:08:43.420 He was an activist,

02:08:44.260 and he did promote the idea of Calistan.

02:08:46.320 He is Canadian.

02:08:47.740 I don't know who you've been talking to.

02:08:49.200 He is Canadian.

02:08:50.380 Very suspicious way to open that.

02:08:53.100 Are you allowed to say he's Indian?

02:08:55.180 That's the other thing you'll notice about this.

02:08:56.580 At any point in this thing,

02:08:57.840 oh, he's Sikh.

02:08:58.600 Is he an Indian guy?

02:09:00.700 Just say that one time.

02:09:03.320 I have my doubts that he was a terrorist.

02:09:05.360 The Indian government has a proven track record

02:09:07.300 of in many ways wanting to denigrate

02:09:08.860 the Sikh community in Canada.

02:09:11.000 What's the truth about Sikh extremism?

02:09:13.100 There's new evidence that the Indian government

02:09:14.460 has embarked on a campaign to give Sikhs a bad name.

02:09:17.220 Yeah, surely the Air India bombing

02:09:21.160 from Montreal to London

02:09:22.860 where they didn't kill every Hindu passenger

02:09:25.200 on board across the Atlantic

02:09:26.640 had nothing to do with their bad name.

02:09:28.720 And Operation Blue Star,

02:09:30.520 where, what was it, Gandhi's daughter

02:09:32.640 was assassinated by her Punjabi Sikh bodyguards.

02:09:35.840 That actually happened.

02:09:36.820 That's where they get their bad name from.

02:09:39.460 It's a coordinated effort by India to make this type of Indian look bad.

02:09:43.820 Wonder if Ottawa is being misled by New Delhi.

02:09:45.880 And so they'll often create this illusion that there's all these Sikh terrorists in Canada going around.

02:09:50.540 So I'm skeptical about the assertions that he was a terrorist.

02:09:54.420 We asked the Indian High Commission in Ottawa.

02:09:56.280 I mean, you are a citizen, so you would know.

02:09:58.640 And your department, your area of focus was that.

02:10:01.520 So you should be able to definitively say whether he was or wasn't.

02:10:05.800 unless you're just a fucking retard who doesn't

02:10:08.260 know what he's doing which because

02:10:10.060 you're CSIS I would believe

02:10:11.860 yeah it was my job to

02:10:14.140 understand Sikh terrorism and you know what

02:10:16.260 I don't know

02:10:17.460 I don't know I don't think Sikhs are terrorists

02:10:20.340 really so for your entire

02:10:22.200 career you just did fuck all then

02:10:23.800 it's like

02:10:26.000 oh you know my beat was Amish terrorism

02:10:28.400 I spent 20 years in Amish terrorism and you know

02:10:30.260 what I don't think they're

02:10:32.180 terrorists what kind of

02:10:34.200 fucking what kind of fucking job is that to let us know what the evidence is that niger was a

02:10:40.520 terrorist but they never responded to us this is video that the mainstream indian media use in

02:10:45.280 their reporting about niger identifying him as the person shooting the firearms here claiming he ran

02:10:49.640 a terrorist training camp in bc but the person in this video seems to bear no resemblance to niger

02:10:53.500 so we investigated people in surrey who should know have confirmed the man in this video is not

02:10:58.400 people in surrey who should know people in surrey who should know this is the fifth estate people

02:11:04.120 this is a serious program what the fuck are you talking about nature in fact through friends and

02:11:10.260 family we were able to confirm his identity but for his safety we're not releasing his name

02:11:14.500 okay well so but this person is a terrorist then so you found if it's not him then you found a

02:11:21.060 terrorist but we i think we should know who he is then right job he dominated surrey yes that's

02:11:27.120 correct we asked a bunch of pujambis if this is the guy they said no we know who he is but we're

02:11:31.800 not going to tell you good journalistic rigor there where's the line between free speech

02:11:39.100 and fomenting dissent people have to actually do things to support terrorism it could be um

02:11:43.560 you know providing money funds things like that and so it's like a checklist and if the individual

02:11:47.820 isn't going through that checklist so to speak they remain an activist and we would not be

02:11:53.080 afforded that if you've ever sent a fucking super chat to the kill stream you're on a list

02:11:57.620 it's even yeah it's crazy that they're even saying that even uh right when person says

02:12:04.300 that guy looked exactly like him and like yeah so i don't know i i would like to point out though

02:12:11.140 that that video i know we want to call him a terrorist because he's clearly a sick

02:12:15.300 but he's at the gravel pit with semi-automatic rifles he is actually i'm assuming he has a

02:12:20.900 license that's what we look like you know so the only problem i have with him doing that is that

02:12:26.460 he's not one of us but that is what i do on a saturday so having a semi-auto rifle in each

02:12:32.040 hand and shooting it while your buddy you know video tapes you last and pumping it in the air

02:12:36.360 and laughing yeah i mean that's a that's a dude thing to do i'm just upset that you're doing it

02:12:41.920 playing rolling by limp biscuit on repeat increasing volume throughout the day i mean

02:12:48.480 That is guys being dudes

02:12:51.420 I think I'm coming around on Indians

02:12:53.400 I'm going to be honest with you

02:12:54.500 They're doing

02:12:57.100 They're doing fucking terrors

02:12:58.820 Listen we gotta

02:13:00.280 Start asking the IQ

02:13:02.760 Oh the Indian

02:13:04.720 You know what I think that might ruin IQ

02:13:07.500 The PQ

02:13:10.560 Conduct its propaganda campaign inside this country is this

02:13:13.720 It distributes a mountain

02:13:15.600 Of Indian newspapers free and unsolicited

02:13:17.200 To a number of Sikh businesses

02:13:18.140 Then there are other government publications like this one

02:13:20.100 Which states that Sikhs in Vancouver are receiving

02:13:22.020 Combat training at the YMCA

02:13:23.340 That's something that came as a complete surprise to the Y

02:13:25.300 Are they or aren't they?

02:13:28.740 Can you do that?

02:13:29.420 I know what the YMCA is

02:13:31.280 The other thing is you can rent space at the Y

02:13:34.500 So like saying that

02:13:35.820 We asked management at the Y and they weren't aware of it

02:13:38.100 Of course they're not fucking aware of it

02:13:39.700 Like if somebody is using your space

02:13:41.960 It's a community center

02:13:43.560 Calling up the YMCA

02:13:44.680 So do you have any Punjabi terrorism classes

02:13:47.940 there and it's just a guy going duh i don't know probably not not not till after christmas i think

02:14:00.660 another canadian accused of terrorism by the indian government is gripatwant singh panu

02:14:07.380 this was a non-binding referendum organized by panu in surrey bc in september 2023 he's a dual

02:14:12.420 canadian and american citizen known widely for two things holding referendums around the world

02:14:16.740 so local sick communities can vote on whether to carve out an independent country from a part of

02:14:20.820 india which they want to call calistan he also posts videos online making inflammatory statements

02:14:25.620 seemingly designed to enrage the indian government and with guru's blessings and challenging indian

02:14:30.740 prime minister hindu terrorist moti and enraged so he's a content guy i mean you know can't fault

02:14:37.540 him for that just posting online but it's such an odd thing to do like that would never occur to me

02:14:43.460 as a westerner as a white man which is like okay i'm gonna go around the diaspora

02:14:50.380 outside of my home nation and get them to vote on a non-existent really referendum in the country

02:14:58.080 like the idea would be all of you go back to india and carve out that land i don't understand

02:15:06.900 what you what you'll be voting on cowardly well you really like just maybe i'm missing something

02:15:12.620 how does this fucking work so your entire people are spread out so you vote on the country that

02:15:16.580 wants to kill you and it would they give it to you what you should do is take those guns and go back

02:15:21.340 and then fight a civil war but did you just like and then they learned what democracy is so it's

02:15:26.880 like we took a vote now now a thing has to happen because it's not materially possible because

02:15:31.580 punjabi sex are like two or one or two percent of the like the 1.5 billion indians in the republic

02:15:37.760 right it'd be yeah it'd be like a bunch of canadians trying to vote to get like a part

02:15:44.860 carved out of britain or something that's a bad example i should have just let it lay

02:15:49.520 i should just hit play jindia's government he has as you will see that would lead to a global

02:15:54.460 murder plot investigated by policing agencies in four different countries but first something

02:15:58.980 else would happen to grab international headlines just weeks after that referendum in surrey prime

02:16:03.400 minister justin trudeau makes a stunning announcement in the house of commons over

02:16:07.080 past number of weeks canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations

02:16:11.720 of a potential link between agents of the government of india and the killing of a

02:16:15.560 canadian citizen ardee singh nijar any involvement of a foreign government in the killing of a

02:16:20.600 canadian citizen on canadian soil is an unacceptable violation of our sovereignty

02:16:27.320 what are you gonna do what are you gonna go are you gonna go to war over this then what

02:16:32.200 you know what i mean um so i'm just looking at the comments here uh kekistan will rise again

02:16:39.400 says vol's persona i guess that would be the last time we tried something like that when we tried

02:16:43.320 to gamer gay was kind of like our uh calistani movement right a boat is effective um let's keep

02:16:55.000 going government of india calls justin trudeau's claims of a murder for hire plot absurd it took

02:16:59.800 days of official silence but finally a statement from india's foreign minister we told the canadians

02:17:04.120 that this is not the government of india's policy but the indian media have been relentless

02:17:07.800 taunting the prime minister to show evidence of a canadian hit list questioning whether any real

02:17:11.880 proof exists in ottawa opposition the proof would be the two guys you shot you know i mean show us

02:17:19.080 the kill list well there's one no it's it's absurd what do you mean absurd what do you mean you ask

02:17:25.160 hey did you shoot this activist who hates you no well boy howdy your peer polyev joins in the

02:17:34.860 course the prime minister needs to come clean with all the facts we need to know all the evidence

02:17:38.240 possible so that canadians can make judgments on that do you think what a fucking faggot i hate

02:17:42.360 i think i might hate polyev more than trudeau that's a crazy thing to say but just what a

02:17:50.300 non-statement like he needs to come true needs to come out with the facts and what what facts he

02:17:55.820 just he said the facts that's the fact of the matter is that trudeau needs to axe the tax

02:18:06.860 something something common sense something something yeah

02:18:10.940 that was such a good line like him just saying that to whatever it is

02:18:15.100 canadians will ever see the hard evidence implicating potential agents of the indian

02:18:17.740 government no but finally after two months from south of the border evidence shows up american

02:18:23.980 authorities were quietly working to thwart an alleged murder for hire plot on u.s soil linked

02:18:27.900 to the indian government court documents are unsealed in new york detailing an indian plot

02:18:32.860 to kill an unnamed sick lawyer a dual citizen of canada and the u.s yeah of all the times for dual

02:18:39.980 citizenship to come up uh in a in a tone of rancor it's this are we allowed to complain about people

02:18:46.540 able to do dual citizenships now or be suspicious of that i think it's time to open the books on

02:18:51.740 dual citizenship oh i'm poly of biscuits and coffee says go easy on dimes he's just a humble

02:19:00.480 goy from the prairies i can't even believe that's real like i i that was so funny that was honestly

02:19:09.700 that was worse than i think anything true like trudeau showing up dressed in some indian garb

02:19:14.960 and doing a silly dance okay like i get it mr dress up is what they used to call him

02:19:19.380 doing this for every culture but then just probably have going in a room full of jews like

02:19:24.380 i'm just a dumb guy and then they clapped i'm like i'd be come on this is i'd be like fucking

02:19:33.080 sam hyde had to crumple up an entire sketch and throw it out the window because of that

02:19:36.880 that's exactly it

02:19:38.360 the plot begins in india when an indian intelligence officer recruits a narcotics

02:19:45.120 and weapons trafficker who's facing multiple criminal charges in india his name akil gupta

02:19:49.380 in recorded conversations the intelligence officer suggests a deal if gupta arranges a

02:19:55.040 murder in new york in recorded conversation because during the you know interrogation and

02:20:00.040 during the concoction of this plot they were calling each other's ants constantly on speaker

02:20:05.060 phone and just explaining what's going on each one of them had 20 phone calls during this 15

02:20:13.140 minute conversation to various members of their family the charges against him in india will be

02:20:18.260 dropped nakil gupta allegedly agrees to broker the killing so the intelligence officer introduces

02:20:25.120 nakil gupta to a middleman in new york who will arrange the hit unknown to the plotters in new

02:20:29.760 delhi that man is a double agent who's also working for the u.s and will reveal all of this

02:20:34.160 to the Americans. Indian intelligence agrees to pay the hitman in advance of

02:20:38.000 $15,000 in cash, payment to be made in the car in New York. From India, Nikhil

02:20:44.900 Gupta contacts the hitman to tell him it's time to carry out the murder. But

02:20:48.440 there's a catch, he says. There should be no killing during the upcoming US visit

02:20:51.560 of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Now the plan is about to go into high

02:20:58.100 gear going to high gear when the the five minutes after the plan was concocted they were immediately

02:21:06.920 found out that's what happened here there was no the murder happened that they had to unravel

02:21:12.460 a series of clues it's like the indian intelligence agency decided we need to do an assassination

02:21:18.140 and right away everyone knew what they were trying to do what the very guy he tries to hire

02:21:24.180 who actually works for the FBI.

02:21:25.800 Imagine like the CIA trying to carry out an assassination plot

02:21:29.160 and then just ringing bells the entire way

02:21:31.880 right as they're coming up with it.

02:21:33.700 Akhil Gupta video calls the hitman

02:21:35.360 to tell him that there is a big target in Canada.

02:21:40.980 Two days later, Gupta confirms

02:21:42.480 we will be needing one good team in Canada also.

02:21:45.900 Four days after that, on Father's Day 2023,

02:21:48.860 Hardeep Singh Nijer is gunned down in Surrey, BC.

02:21:51.120 A few hours later, the Indian intelligence officer sends Gupta a video clip

02:21:55.940 showing Nidjer's bloodied body slumped in his Dodge Ram truck.

02:21:59.160 It strongly suggests that the folks who carried out the assassination took the pictures and sent proof home.

02:22:04.280 Now it's time for the hit on the New York lawyer.

02:22:06.920 Nikhil Gupta relays the message to the hitman that the killing must be done quickly

02:22:09.840 because there are three others in Canada they need to eliminate before the end of the month.

02:22:14.000 They really can't get off their cell phones, can they?

02:22:17.140 Like all this should have been done in person.

02:22:18.740 There shouldn't have been such an e-trail.

02:22:21.120 of all this one but he sent it on whatsapp yeah this is going to be arranging an international

02:22:28.160 hit for 15k these people really do scrape for minimum wage he sent it on whatsapp and his phone

02:22:33.680 number was still visible to anyone yeah public searchable group you went on telegram and didn't

02:22:40.160 click the thing that hides your number and it just everyone knows oh sean shavers i need this whole

02:22:47.600 documentary in an indian accent yeah i think they really dropped the ball on this but 10 days later

02:22:53.280 at the request of the u.s government mikhil gupta is arrested in the czech republic charged with

02:22:57.360 conspiring to murder the unnamed lawyer in new york gupta is currently awaiting extradition

02:23:04.480 the name of the intended victim in new york is not included in the unsealed indictment

02:23:11.360 but we now know it was karpatwant singh panu a man with a bounty on his head

02:23:15.120 Though he gives interviews over the phone and on video calls from time to time, he rarely meets with journalists in person.

02:23:24.120 Panu's notoriety comes from angry videos he posts on social media denouncing the Indian government.

02:23:29.120 Wireless begets wireless. Is Modi government ready to face the consequences?

02:23:34.120 oh man

02:23:41.700 what a great race

02:23:52.880 and what we learned during our visit is that the way panu speaks online and in public

02:23:58.240 is hilarious

02:23:59.720 Yes.

02:24:00.720 ...different from how he speaks in private.

02:24:02.720 Panu is also a close friend of Hardeep Singh Nijr.

02:24:05.720 Where did you first meet?

02:24:07.720 I met Hardeep Singh Nijr in Surrey, and that was, I think it was 2008.

02:24:12.720 And at that time, we were running a campaign that 1984 anti-Sikh violence wasn't rights.

02:24:18.720 We wanted the world and the global community to recognize this as a genocide.

02:24:22.720 The 66-year-old Prime Minister was a victim of gunmen identified as Sikh extremists.

02:24:29.720 in 1984 you know what we've been going for quite some time so i understand if we need to get going

02:24:35.440 soon but even as he's bringing this up it's like oh we're talking about this other fucking indian

02:24:40.480 thing that we need to educate the world about it's like no no one needs to know about any of this

02:24:45.800 um so yeah i just wanted to check out some oh comments are turned off look at that

02:24:51.620 wow look at that um i would have loved to see this was just posted eight months ago so

02:24:58.840 um where do we stand on this for you if you've been keeping up with this i'm trying to figure

02:25:04.160 out um have there been any developments in this uh case in this assassination attempt or

02:25:10.860 not that i know of other than the six diplomats are supposedly associated with this situation

02:25:16.940 um which is why they were expelled they were expelled for alleged serious criminal activity

02:25:22.580 and um they're they're fighting a civil war basically they're they're taking out the most

02:25:29.500 vocal opponents of the indian government uh while they're building up resources and finance in

02:25:35.500 canada so and honestly i think they're i think they're they're they're half they're a foot in

02:25:42.920 punjab and they're afoot in canada and my gut is that you may see some of them decide to give up

02:25:49.640 on punjab and try to establish calistan somewhere else because a handful of them are already talking

02:25:55.000 about this in specifically in brampton what's interesting is that somebody in the chat uh an

02:25:59.560 hour ago posted the 2021 uh stats can demographics of of uh uh brampton and so like i always i always

02:26:08.680 always get it wrong i thought it was 80 it's not it's just over 50 but like 25 of that 50 like half

02:26:15.500 of that 50 is all pajabi it's not even other indians yeah i think that's the next step as

02:26:21.140 we've been saying which is that they're just going to try and get it founded here perhaps even in new

02:26:26.340 zealand i would be surprised if they hadn't made attempts in australia i haven't heard of anything

02:26:30.860 yet but that seems to be their play just is this anything like that falung gong group i mean i

02:26:38.660 don't think the falun gong group has any intention of creating a state they are a cult they're they're

02:26:43.840 more similar to scientology they're all about just sucking money out of crazy schizos and sticking it

02:26:50.520 to the chinese government which is it's one of these things where like it's strange bedfellows i

02:26:55.220 hate the chinese too so that's cool but falun gong are probably if they were anywhere as near as big

02:27:00.980 as the chinese they'd be probably more dangerous they're fucking insane so yeah so i'm just trying

02:27:07.620 to look ahead to see if this is something we're going to be dealing with and how this represents

02:27:11.860 an actual threat because when you think of mass migration you think of sort of a dysgenic horde

02:27:17.940 just sweeping over everything but within that there is a true political agenda in there and i

02:27:24.900 think that has the ability to coordinate a lot of the the mass around it well it's like an entire

02:27:33.140 federal uh federal political party leader is a literal calistani it's jagmeet jagmeet is not

02:27:41.700 allowed to enter india because he's a calistani activist so they've already infiltrated a number

02:27:48.160 of very prominent positions in canadian society the minister of national defense and for some

02:27:53.840 reason people do not understand that it's like the minister of national defense of all of canada

02:27:59.440 was a Sikh Harjit Singh and he used his authority and his powers to order spec ops in Kabul to

02:28:07.820 rescue Afghan Sikhs which he later got on shit for that was the matter is that they can do this

02:28:13.620 they're in the government they literally uh jockey for power and influence within the Canadian state

02:28:20.380 apparatus so it's not it's not a joke they are competing against other ethnic groups for control

02:28:26.100 over different parts of the government and for political parties what's clear to me now

02:28:30.000 is that they have their claws in the NDP uh they're halfway somewhere in the in the liberal

02:28:35.020 party and obviously Hindus and Modi probably are financing the uh the conservatives so you think

02:28:41.820 the conservatives will be their main targets because everyone would assume the NDP is bound

02:28:46.540 up in that but uh I think the conservatives are maybe even more open than the liberals to this

02:28:52.420 would that be fair to say i would say so but not to the kalistanis but to the hindustanis

02:28:57.560 because there's no reason like if you look at any other ethnic group that that paliev has been

02:29:03.240 associating with and all of his selfies it's like it's almost exclusively hindu indians it's like

02:29:08.860 it's gujarati it's it's it's them from delhi it's and they're like very occasionally it's tamils but

02:29:14.140 it's very rarely punjabis like yeah tim opal is his deputy uh his deputy guy but like he's the one

02:29:21.360 group he's appealing to most it's just generic north indians who are hindu that's what it seems

02:29:27.280 to me yeah and honestly people want to see where the rubber meets the road on this whole issue it

02:29:31.160 is in municipal politics uh when i was working at an agency in toronto um we were commissioned

02:29:38.260 by one of our clients which was um he was a local politician he was a white guy but he was running

02:29:44.880 for sort of an MPP position in sort of the greater Toronto area,

02:29:50.020 in an area that was mostly Indians and Browns.

02:29:53.720 And we had to speak very frankly about the issues

02:29:57.120 that he was going to face coming up against the fact

02:29:59.120 that he just wasn't an Indian guy running in this race.

02:30:02.480 And it was sort of a foregone conclusion.

02:30:04.680 It's like, yeah, you can't fucking win this.

02:30:06.020 You can try.

02:30:07.480 But if you want to see, you know, in America,

02:30:10.220 the thing that's really brought people's attention is Project 2025

02:30:14.080 and trying to figure out what parts of the system can you look at

02:30:19.080 to see where the real battles and skirmishes are happening.

02:30:22.720 I really think it's in municipal politics here.

02:30:24.400 You're going to start to see these groups start to get their own people in power,

02:30:30.280 and you're going to start to see that you can't have any sort of control there.

02:30:34.300 And that's where a lot of the fight is being fought right now.

02:30:38.300 And we just talked about it in the context of in China previously

02:30:42.280 that it was a foregone conclusion for much of my life

02:30:44.960 that it was the Chinese incursion

02:30:47.060 that captured entire parts of the West Coast,

02:30:49.740 especially Ontario.

02:30:51.620 But I think it's the same story.

02:30:54.520 I think it's...

02:30:56.280 Because so many Canadians just view these people

02:30:58.720 as either refugees or synonyms for refugees.

02:31:02.180 I mean, they're just people, right?

02:31:03.780 But you can't discuss the Chinese incursion

02:31:06.800 without its intertwining with the CCP

02:31:09.720 and also the triads.

02:31:11.860 It's all bound up together.

02:31:13.900 Oftentimes the government working hand in glove with triads.

02:31:17.380 It's like I mentioned at the beginning of the show too.

02:31:20.560 I'm just like, I'm trying to explain this to people who don't understand.

02:31:23.880 They think that I'm pulling some Alex Jones deradicalization operation

02:31:29.320 where I'm taking the spotlight off of the Israelis and the Jews.

02:31:32.740 And I'm like, no, you do not understand

02:31:35.300 because we're not the seed of a global empire

02:31:37.920 and because we don't have the manpower and technology of u.s law enforcement and agencies

02:31:42.940 we have not been able to defend against this multi-polar world that we now live in where

02:31:50.120 there are multiple ethnic groups within canada doing the same fucking thing at the same time

02:31:56.220 like yeah like the chinese situation people are like oh you're pulling a fox news it's it's the

02:32:03.040 ccp it's everybody but the jews i'm like no uh they use the hong kong handover 60 percent of

02:32:09.960 the people who came into vancouver in the 80s were actually ccp shills they in they uh they

02:32:17.400 embedded themselves in the business uh in the business in vancouver metro bands business sector

02:32:22.380 they learn how corporations run they own that whole fucking city and they're using it to funnel

02:32:27.740 fentanyl mass produced in in football field size factories as you yourself covered

02:32:32.940 dimes uh in in claws the panda to distribute fentanyl across north america they are to

02:32:39.340 uh fentanyl what cartels are to cocaine they are that vicious yeah and we always tell people

02:32:45.080 it can be more than one thing you can have more than one enemy because what's interesting is

02:32:50.780 with america i think a lot of the focus that outside interests have is america is an empire

02:32:59.180 to be infiltrated and harnessed whereas i think a lot of these groups view canada just as land to

02:33:04.960 colonize i don't they don't see the canadian government as an engine of power they can hijack

02:33:10.380 but they do see it as a land where they can just get their own thing going and canadian like old

02:33:16.420 stock canadians like us but also aboriginals they just see as in the way a problem to be dealt with

02:33:22.060 um similarly to how the israelis see the palestinians in my view like i don't think they

02:33:26.180 i don't think jews hate palestinians the way they hate christians especially european christians as

02:33:32.340 an existential enemy so i don't even think these groups even fucking hate white canadians i just

02:33:37.500 think they see as as tony montana said a great big pussy that's waiting to be fucked you know

02:33:43.300 and we're they're just and they're like laughing ass but they will use this as a launching pad

02:33:47.680 for some other thing like the calistani movement or you know whatever the fuck china is up to

02:33:53.360 usually as a launching pad to attack america which is why america is so concerned about

02:33:58.420 you know the sovereign integrity of canada anyway so i know we've been going for over two and a half

02:34:06.300 hours now and that's usually when we cap it i wanted to make sure before we go um people can

02:34:11.680 be directed to your sub stack for sacks i'm pulling that up right now we are looking at

02:34:17.720 fortisax is typing for sex.substack.com that's where um a great many all your articles have

02:34:24.500 been published but especially recently as you're getting into more and more of these topics i know

02:34:30.240 it's it's been an area of focus and discussion for both of us trying to tackle this indian thing from

02:34:35.880 from a serious perspective you know we've been shit posting we've been having a couple laughs

02:34:40.680 on this episode but if we're if we're to address the problem seriously i think pay attention to

02:34:47.500 what Fortisax is going to be writing on Substack.

02:34:51.000 And also, you know,

02:34:52.640 tuning into your performances on these X spaces,

02:34:57.040 you know, I've been in,

02:34:58.180 I've been in the fucking dungeon for too long, brother.

02:35:00.680 You know, I,

02:35:01.240 it's hard for me to get on a space and not just run my mouth like a

02:35:04.780 sociopath.

02:35:05.540 You do a pretty good job.

02:35:07.860 You and Ferryman's toll and some of the other guys I've seen on there

02:35:11.340 will like put a bet the best face forward.

02:35:14.240 There seems to be a good cop,

02:35:15.860 bad cop thing going on when both of us are in the space yeah which one's the bad i assume

02:35:23.000 is he the bad cop or he's a bad cop no because ferryman always gives like the hard cold facts

02:35:28.820 and he says it in a very uh very assertive way whereas like i'm like okay now i'm going to

02:35:36.200 explain why this is and i'm going to explain here's what's going to happen because he will

02:35:40.800 say like people will say listen um the demographic situation is bad we are literally facing an

02:35:47.680 existential crisis right and some people are not receptive to we're all going to go extinct so i'm

02:35:53.900 like okay imagine this the real issue is not that you're going to go extinct it's that you're not

02:35:59.740 going to have any representation whatsoever you're going to go to the hospital you're going to talk

02:36:06.440 to a cop you're gonna try getting i don't know a repair on your car the person you're dealing with

02:36:12.700 does not care about you does not identify with you does not have the same notions of of fairness

02:36:19.700 or equity or any of these things that is what it means to be a minority it means you have no

02:36:26.180 representation and no one gives a fuck about you that's what it means and some people are more

02:36:31.760 receptive to that because like whoa you mean my local bank clerk is gonna make it's gonna twist

02:36:37.280 every rule book to to to not give me a leg up and not give me a credit increase yes the fact that

02:36:44.220 you take for granted that cops most of the time don't break your knees at a traffic stop right

02:36:49.480 like that's part of our culture the fact that we don't have to haggle for prices at a supermarket

02:36:54.560 or at a store that's an aspect of our culture that these people do not respect they don't do

02:37:00.680 these things they engage in barter right like we don't do that because it's assumed prices are fair

02:37:06.240 so you explain that to people you get into the negrity they're like whoa holy shit we have to

02:37:11.400 do something so there's uh yeah see he'll make all these great points in the x space and i'll

02:37:17.680 just pop in say oh yeah you like canada name five all right so we gotta head it off there people

02:37:28.480 this has been a phenomenal episode i'm so happy you could take the time to join us for a sec

02:37:32.880 sorry if we kept you from any other pressing business judas as always i know you're also

02:37:38.400 busy and i i kept you a little bit over the runtime so we're fine we're talking with fort

02:37:43.360 we're good oh yeah all right so i will have you back on soon too but anyway thank you everyone

02:37:49.440 for tuning in this has been a great stream thank you for all the comments

02:37:52.400 really appreciate them and we'll see you next time

Blood Satellite - November 22, 2024

BSNL#15： Sikh and Destroy (feat. Fortissax)

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