00:20:26.540And we show through public opinion polls and news stories and minutes from the House of Commons how the politicians, Mackenzie King, John Diefenbaker, many others, engineered mass migration behind the scenes and public opinion polls.
00:20:44.400And there were several public opinion polls taken at the time on Canadians' feelings on mass migration, whether they wanted it.
00:20:50.540And they're very, very clear that they did not want that.
00:20:53.280And it shows who was involved in pushing this legislation and pushing this scheme to bring in mass migration very, very recently.
00:21:01.860There was no history of this in Canada up until really the 70s.
00:21:06.720And after that, really, it's very, very recent.0.99
00:21:10.000So recent that people got whiplash by how many immigrants actually showed up, specifically non-European immigrants, even more specifically Indians.1.00
00:21:18.280Indians. And I was speaking with a good friend of mine, who we all know, Fortisax, and he's been
00:21:23.520going into the Indian dimension of this. And one of the biggest pieces of legislation to prohibit0.99
00:21:32.740mass migration was targeting South Asians, like Asian immigration. And you hear that and you'd
00:21:39.680think, oh, it was against the Chinese. We're trying to control the flow of Chinese. No, no,1.00
00:21:44.260no. It was never actually about the Chinese. It was about Indians. And we just call them Asians,
00:21:48.060even back then so preventing indians from scheming and bombarding into the country has been an issue1.00
00:21:55.100for many many generations yeah in the canadian news cycle they call them south asians they're
00:22:02.140talking about chinese koreans japanese they call them east asians which is weird because when i'm
00:22:06.300literally was living in asia they call themselves they think of themselves as south asians because
00:22:10.540indians aren't asians south asians are like vietnamese and hong kong and and and you know
00:22:15.660Taiwan so it's fucking stupid calling them South Asians yeah and so this is a documentary it's a
00:22:22.080short one but it goes into all that and it's very rarely discussed and very rarely is all this
00:22:27.240information brought into one place we're familiar with a lot of the immigration arguments and claims
00:22:31.820made in the American context but not so much the Canadian context there's a lot of commentators
00:22:36.420obviously in the Canadian space but not a lot of you know grappling with the boring old history
00:22:42.500and packaging it in a way that people can really understand.
00:22:45.020So that's what we attempted to do here.
00:22:46.880So with that having been said, another thing that I'd like to mention
00:22:51.680is there's an article up on the Vanguardist Journal.
00:36:30.200Well, that's like you'd say maybe $150,000 a year to pay for one person in jail.
00:36:33.840But also in our emergency shelter system, I'm trying to remember if the number is $70,000 a year per person or like per bed is what it costs us to have somebody in the shelter system.
00:36:40.580It depends on what kind, which is why I've been pushing for rent supplement.
00:36:44.000So she keeps coming back to this rent supplement thing.
00:36:49.260But if you've been paying attention, and we're not going to watch the whole thing, but just so people are aware, $1,000 a month would not solve this problem at all.
00:56:12.260And then Vivek went even further to essentially say we don't want homegrown American talent because it's fundamentally inferior because of the anti-STEM culture.
00:56:22.040Yeah, just saying insane nonsense, like America's anti-STEM.0.91
00:56:26.680and if you want to test this on real life go talk to an indian on any social media platform1.00
00:56:32.600like i've tried to quiz them very plainly it's like why do they why do indians because what0.73
00:56:38.320they'll say is indians test better than americans on average wrong their schools are bad no let me
00:56:45.040finish i'll read no but already i know already they test better and their schools are better0.96
00:56:50.940and their aptitude is better and then you would ask them well why why do they come here then
00:56:54.960And like, well, obviously there's more opportunities here. I'm like, no, no, no. Why do they come here if their talent pool is the best in the world? And there doesn't seem to be really any regulations against business. And you're saying that also India is the most innovative, that their companies are so exciting. Why do they come here at all? And they're like, well, you know, it's because India has a problem with corruption and there's not access to capital.
00:57:18.700I'm like, okay, so what you're telling me is that Indians don't trust other Indians and that they don't want to invest in each other.0.93
01:00:09.260However, we need the right filters to make sure that we're getting the best.1.00
01:00:13.340There are no brains to drain in India.1.00
01:00:14.800And the one filter is none of the Indian universities because they've proven themselves to not produce high-skill talent.1.00
01:00:22.100And also like with the other thing, the whole conversation, nevermind intelligence, because there are, this is such a thing as an Indian who's intelligent, but even if he's intelligent, that's worse. As a lot of guys have pointed out, the intelligent Indians like Vivek are the most dangerous because their culture is a culture of lying and thieving and sadism and hierarchy. And they're, I mean, not, not good hierarchy, but like their caste system, right?1.00
01:00:43.000So when they get over someone, they have like an aesthetic principle that they must grind the person below them under their foot in order to demonstrate their class.
01:03:53.380I won't read the whole thing, but it's relatively short.
01:03:55.560Long-term labor shortages do not happen naturally in market economies.
01:04:00.200This was the mantra heard through much of the 80s,
01:04:02.460and yet the predicted seller's market for talent never materializes.
01:04:05.320as unemployment rates actually spiked for newly minted PhDs in technical fields.
01:04:10.100In fact, most U.S. economists seem to think that the very idea of labor market shortage hardly made sense in a market economy.
01:04:16.140In the late 90s and the course of research in immigration, I became convinced that our U.S. high-skilled immigration policies simply did not add up intellectually.
01:04:25.880As I studied the situation, it became increasingly clear that the groups purporting to speak for U.S. scientists
01:04:31.000actually viewed themselves as advocates for employers in a labor dispute with working
01:04:35.520scientists and were focused on undermining scientists' economic bargaining power through
01:04:39.960labor market intervention and manipulation. Increasingly, the research seemed to show
01:04:44.680that interventions by government, universities, and industry in the U.S. labor market for
01:04:48.800scientists, especially after the university system stopped growing organically. By 98,
01:04:54.240it was becoming obvious that the real problems of high-skilled immigration were actually rather
01:04:57.700well understood by an entire class of policy actors.
01:05:01.880During the 1990s, I became convinced that in order to orchestrate
01:05:05.420lower wages for scientists, there would have to have been a competent
01:05:09.600economic study done to guide the curious policy choices that had resulted in
01:20:06.700And what this person is referring to is not only Elon Musk's purported defense of H-1B visas, and maybe that's changed, but there was also Trump's seeming endorsement of it.
01:20:19.700And I had heard that his endorsement might have been an overreaction, or maybe it was even fake, or there was lacking context in his quote.
01:20:26.640But, again, it wouldn't surprise me if Trump was in favor of H-1B visas because he strikes me as a guy who would have used those in his properties or his organizations at some point, right?
01:20:46.200I mean, if he could save $20,000, especially on that lower rung shit, like janitorial and whatever, and you want somebody who's going to suck dicks, still they get a promotion, and you just never give them a promotion, that's the way to play it. And so, absolutely, he would. Absolutely.
01:21:03.700So, I'm just going to read the quote here. This is from, I don't even know where it's from, but on December 14th, a high-level delegation from Silicon Valley came to Trump Tower to meet the president-elect, though Trump had repeatedly criticized the tech industry throughout the campaign.
01:21:16.200But later that afternoon, Trump called Rupert Murdoch, who asked him how the meeting had gone.
01:21:20.820Oh, great. Just great, said Trump. Really, really good.
01:21:23.400These guys really need my help. Obama was not very favorable to them.
01:21:27.060Too much regulation. This is really an opportunity for me to help them.
01:21:31.000Donald, said Murdoch, for eight years, these guys had Obama in their pocket.
01:21:34.680They practically ran the administration. They don't need your help.
01:21:38.480Take this H-1B visa issue. They really need these H-1B visas.
01:21:41.500Murdoch suggested taking a liberal approach to H-1B visas might be hard to square with his immigration promises, but Trump seemed unconcerned, assuring Murdoch, we'll figure it out.
01:21:51.660What a fucking idiot, said Murdoch, shrugging as he got off the phone.
01:21:55.340And this is what I was trying to get at earlier, that a lot of people weren't treating Silicon Valley seriously as the political contender that it was.
01:22:05.220like they would act like they're just a bunch of nerds over here making a trillion dollars that
01:22:10.340just they don't want to have any power or influence right like what what do you think0.99
01:22:15.760mark zuckerberg is doing you think he's just dressing up like a wigger and having barbecues0.98
01:22:20.280no these people are inhuman to a level you don't even really understand because you think to say0.88
01:22:25.720that makes you sound weird but you need to understand they are inhuman they want you to
01:22:30.520be less human and that was uh in um sam hyde's video saying that you know human beings are not
01:22:37.620economic units right that is how they view them like elon musk he's not a villain but he does
01:22:44.340view us all as economic units to help him get to mars because he is convinced that's the future
01:22:52.060and insofar as he believes that he doesn't believe that race matters he believes like well fuck if i0.87
01:22:58.440can if i can get a nigerian genius out of me i'll take them he doesn't care about this thing called0.56
01:23:03.020america he doesn't care he doesn't believe in a nation a nation being a place with people and0.50
01:23:09.620that's what this whole debate has revealed even within our space i think that is a nation a place
01:23:15.560and a people or is it a set of propositions and that's why a lot of the center right people and
01:23:22.480a lot of the people who just showed up last year it's like well no it can't just be you know blood
01:23:26.940soil like that's all it is and you need to pay very very close attention to the people who think
01:23:32.100it's anything other than that that a nation isn't just the people and the fucking place it can't be
01:23:37.160anything else it can't just a nation can't just be the people who want to help you get to mars
01:23:42.860or the people to help you cure cancer or whatever your your utopian idea is and that is the california
01:23:49.460ideology is that they can get enough resources together they can just fix the fucking world
01:23:54.360or in musk's case abandon the world he wants to just abandon earth and he's he just sees everything0.64
01:24:01.120that you represent as tools for him to achieve that now you can say that's good or you can say
01:24:06.560that's evil i just think he's kind of apathetic on all of that and he's seeing now that oh maybe
01:24:13.700this argument prevents me from getting to mars that's that's all he's fucking seeing don't make0.60
01:24:19.040the mistake in thinking he has beliefs don't make the mistake in thinking he can never be based0.79
01:24:24.040he's trying to get to mars that's fucking it and so whether you can make that difficult for him0.89
01:24:29.720then if you can then he'll agree with you you can bully him you can hold something over his head but
01:24:34.360that's it you're never going to persuade him he's decided he's too old he's he's fucking old as shit
01:24:40.900he's taking too many pills and chemicals you can't convince that guy of anything this is a guy who's0.55
01:24:48.460probably i'm hoping he said no to the satanic child sex parties but then he's in the strata
01:24:54.120where that's being offered to him so he's not gonna give a shit about whatever arguments over
01:24:59.680here he's he's in such a insane rarefied air right now that he just wants to get off the richest guy
01:25:06.360in the world wants to get the fuck off of earth and we're trying to decide whether we want to
01:25:09.960help him or not right that's what we're talking about so just looking at the uh comments here
01:25:16.180I'm kind of with you on nation being a people or the nation isn't even a place it's just the people
01:25:24.640I will say a place is important and I think eventually you can have a diaspora people
01:25:30.140of course that was the Jews do the Jews consider themselves a people prior to the formation of
01:25:36.200Israel of course but the reason they wanted Israel is because they wanted that place they wanted that
01:25:42.380space to exist i do think you need that eventually and there's a yearning for that
01:25:47.260that every diaspora people has they want to find that either reclaim the homeland
01:25:52.160or start a homeland and i think you cannot really remove the environment or the geography
01:25:57.540from the creation of the people themselves because you know across multiple generations you will
01:26:03.680become a product of your environment and that's the temperature that's the mountains that's that's
01:26:09.880the water that's the elevation that's all of it so you can look at this very holistically as i do
01:26:15.280that that's why if you remove yourself from your geography if you go traveling sometimes you can
01:26:20.520find great places but oftentimes you feel out of touch you feel incongruent with your surroundings
01:26:28.020right everyone feels that so i i do think the place is important and that's negotiated over
01:26:33.580time through expansion and contraction and imperialism but i don't know i think that's
01:26:39.880that is important but we could agree that the people are more important because if you're kicked
01:26:46.120out of your nation or your nation falls apart or disintegrates whatever it might be then it is those
01:26:51.160people that can carry the nation with them and then start it somewhere else um so and what we
01:26:58.360think about all that i've just been ranting for a while i cannot hear you are muted
01:34:55.600So we're just going to go through a few videos and we're going to cap it off with a very special
01:34:59.100video. Both the Brits and the Yanks if they could, but the way they do that is somewhat
01:35:02.520incoherent internationally they're understood as the left-leaning version of america with universal
01:35:06.520healthcare robust social safety nets and liberal immigration policies that is not a facade you could
01:35:11.080also say that they're doing an imitation of european politics just on a different continent
01:35:14.120but that's a generalization that oversimplifies an enormous landmass while the vast majority of
01:35:17.800canadians live near the southern border they are still spread out across a great distance to the
01:35:21.480east you've got french-speaking quebec with a very distinct identity then you have the other eastern
01:35:25.240speaking of which i had heard um who's telling me it might have been fortis it was someone in the
01:35:29.640chat saying that they tuned in to a quebec stream of quebec nationalists and they were all gloating
01:35:36.040that they would not have to deal with the indian problem because they speak french and indians don't
01:35:40.120speak french give it time exactly also like we don't know what speaks french that's that's also0.85
01:35:47.400that's also the typical attitude of the french quarter which is why one of the many reasons we0.97
01:35:51.560hate them so much and why we hope that they get cut off and have to sleep in their own1.00
01:35:55.960shit for once in 150 years fuck the french also quebec you know currently no one speaks french1.00
01:36:02.440so if indians take over the rest of canada and don't learn french do you think that still affects0.73
01:36:07.720you yeah provinces the most consequential being ontario with the biggest city toronto and the
01:36:12.920capital ottawa they share a lot of quality sorry bc with other left-leaning east coast cities like
01:36:18.120boston and new york both of those groups are separated from the west by the canadian shield
01:36:22.120a huge plateau that's good for mining and relationship to its english and french roots
01:36:26.120the jury is still out as to whether this can be effective long term but the fate of the
01:36:29.480confederation depends on it canada is endowed with loads of natural resources which plays a
01:36:35.160significant role in the country's economy as the fourth largest oil producer and the third largest
01:36:38.600natural gas producer globally 10 of the economy is just the energy sector with 80 of that coming
01:36:43.800from one province alberta the usmca and geography means that canada exports substantial amounts of
01:36:49.240these resources to the united states but canadian policymakers see this as a somewhat precarious
01:36:53.320situation and not just because of green energy initiatives canada's oil sands also known as
01:36:57.560tar sands are among the most expensive sources of oil production in the world it is complex to
01:37:01.720extract and process which means that the break-even price for canadian oil the price where producing
01:37:05.800it is profitable is in the neighborhood of 50 per barrel meanwhile in places like saudi arabia the
01:37:10.360break-even price is estimated to be as low as three to five dollars per barrel and this is
01:37:14.200is true when i was growing up uh we had all kinds of friends that were going out west for the oil
01:37:19.600sands because that was supposed to be the they're blowing gold all over the place over there and so
01:37:24.760many of them washed the fuck out because it just it wasn't what they thought it would be and i don't
01:37:30.680know like i i've i've been here i don't hear much about you know the prosperity of the oil sands
01:37:35.720much anymore how about you no i mean that's it's over as far as i can tell let me ask you this
01:37:42.520because we'll get to this later on if canada were to break up what would be the most desirable
01:37:50.260provinces to absorb because they always have an absorbing canada right america will absorb
01:37:55.880and annex canada and mexico but with canada you probably could annex it piecemeal what would be
01:38:03.300the most desirable to a country like america do you think i would say alberta but what do you think
01:38:08.920think so i would say ontario by a huge margin now why ontario mineral resources and come back
01:38:16.200would be a close second but like the ring of fire is in northern ontario it's one of the biggest
01:38:20.740untapped reserves of like platinum and cobalt and all kinds of rare earth metals it's probably it
01:38:26.440may we don't fucking know but it may have more rare earth metals than china but we can't fucking
01:38:31.280touch it because of the the native treaties and the environment and the fucking everything else0.89
01:38:36.900if it was the states they'd probably just go and nuke the thing and pull everything out so yeah i0.66
01:38:42.960mean i'm sure that they're absolutely licking their lips actually i know for a fact that the
01:38:47.460a lot of the mineral exploration that was paid for up there was the chinese right it's but again1.00
01:38:52.220they can't they can't get past our uh our regulations and our treaties to actually0.99
01:38:56.520mine the thing so no i mean ontario is so frustrating in how untapped our resources are
01:39:03.100it's just wild also the thing you know pete did you know pete is actually a really important
01:39:07.460resource in agriculture and that because of environmentalism we only get some to like mine
01:39:13.460or cut like a few percentage of our pete reserves every year to the point that they actually
01:39:17.900regenerate faster than we cut them like really yeah and it's like we're we could be the world's
01:39:23.980biggest pete producer and instead it's all coming from the uk and from wherever else or like norway0.91
01:39:28.860like come on dude just fucking use the shit that we have we're all fucking poor0.91
01:39:33.100oh also larger potato says oil sands has hardcore drug testing you'll lose your job if you have0.91
01:39:39.200weed in your system uh nathan rake says oil sands are a good place to go if you want to get a
01:39:44.100workplace injury and addicted to prescription drugs which might sound you know like uh psych
01:39:50.160sarcasm but for those who do want to do that it's there's a non-zero amount of people who
01:39:55.860get addicted to drugs good advice um what else okay we'll keep going and lead to a housing market
01:40:04.660crash it took decades for japan to overcome their real estate crisis and canada's might be worse
01:40:09.620and the data indicates that main street canadians are already hurting bankruptcies are up and the
01:40:14.420economy isn't creating enough jobs which means that mortgage payments will be missed and we
01:40:18.740haven't even touched on the issues in the canadian stock market canadian securities administrators
01:40:22.260is far more lax in its regulation of financial markets influencers can pump penny stocks pretend
01:40:27.060weed companies can go public and screw retail investors kevin o'leary has been able to operate
01:40:30.980there for decades what more can i say i'd like to know more about kevin o'leary gay gay what about0.99
01:40:38.980what he said or what no just this little mustache faggot wants to throw shade on kevin o'leary0.97
01:40:43.940with no other comment just like can you believe the canadians would allow kevin o'leary to0.98
01:40:48.340operate there well first of all he's canadian so uh yeah so here's a good point like he said
01:40:53.940he gave specific examples of you know influencers and uh you know penny stocks and whatnot and maybe
01:41:00.260even crypto scams like okay maybe but then he just says and then there's kevin o'leary obviously like
01:41:04.820well what did he do he's just he's just a a a bald-faced investor right yeah yeah he's the man
01:41:11.620in the coliseum give him a uh give him a break that's just like and then there's trump what do
01:41:17.860what do you mean? What part? In February of 2022, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took an
01:41:22.600unprecedented step that sent shockwaves through Canadian society. In response to the Freedom
01:41:25.940Convoy protests against vaccine mandates and lockdowns, Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act,
01:41:30.360granting himself sweeping powers to silence the demonstrations. The small fringe minority
01:41:35.160of people who are on their way to Ottawa or who are holding unacceptable views that they're
01:41:41.120expressing do not represent the views of Canadians who have been there for each other. The move was
01:41:46.980particularly controversial due to the financial measures impaled. As reported by Bloomberg,
01:41:50.340banks and financial institutions will be required to review their relationships with anyone involved
01:41:54.040in an illegal blockade and report them. That is true. And as far as I know,
01:41:58.260nothing really came of that. Like there was no, people really forgave him fast for that one,
01:42:03.480right? Yeah. Like everyone hates Trudeau right now, but even the ones who hate him the most
01:42:09.320don't really bring up that part. It's only like our guys who are really staying on the bank issue.
01:42:16.980I don't want to be mean, but a lot of the people that I hear talk about the bad things about Trudeau in the context of the Emergencies Act are a little bit low IQ.
01:42:25.880They're people that just got swept up in that, but they don't usually follow politics.
01:42:29.740But if you follow Canadian politics at all, that's like number 15 on the list of scandals for him.
02:20:31.880The other is that, by this point, the Canadian project is facing so much stress that Quebec would secede.
02:20:35.640However, both results would effectively result in the tapestry of alliances and special interests that is Canada falling apart.
02:20:40.000Once the planes would join the U.S., British Columbia would be isolated from the rest of Canada, thus resulting in it becoming independent.
02:20:44.340British Columbia is extremely left-wing, likely being the most left-wing region of the North American continent,
02:20:48.020with socialists regularly in charge, and so joining America would be politically too jarring.
02:20:51.480It would work out for them anyway, since politically, economically, and culturally they're oriented towards Asia,
02:20:54.900with Vancouver being 40% Asian, and much of their trade coming from Asia.
02:20:57.780Vancouver, with the rest of British Columbia as an extension, would do fine as a city-state.
02:21:00.700Meanwhile, on the other side of Canada, with Quebec gone, the Maritimes would be isolated from the rest of Canada.
02:21:04.140The Maritimes are left-wing but don't have the immense pride of British Columbia.
02:21:06.360You know, I hear a lot of people say this, especially because Canadian annexation was sitting high in people's minds recently,
02:21:12.300that you have to assume that on a case-by-case basis, each province has already gamed this out.
02:21:20.740I think we know what would happen if each province tried to, you know, broker a relationship with America.
02:21:27.600They would just end up being absorbed by America.
02:21:30.380And they would become completely subservient to like, does the American government really offer Alberta anything better than what's gone out? The only difference would be that it's instead of sending all of its money to Quebec, it would be sending all of its money somewhere fucking else.
02:21:49.000Like there's no future where oil revenues and profits are not sent somewhere else.
02:21:55.460Like you're not going to be treated like Texas.
02:21:58.280And by the way, if you're, if you're in a position where you're actually having the
02:22:02.520conversation with America, they know you are not in a position of power and authority.
02:22:07.920So they're going to fucking rape you, right?
02:22:10.960And any sort of annexation discussions that you are not in the power position, you accept
02:22:15.920whatever america offers you basically because they can just invade or they can wage economic
02:22:22.780war by other means so the the dream it's like oh we can just kind of be like our own thing
02:22:28.160no are you fucking like i don't think people have really thought two or three steps ahead
02:22:34.500of what annexation would look like and the loss of sovereignty would look like it would be a0.97
02:22:39.400pathetic fucking existence and i'm talking about for alberta forget saskatchewan forget you know0.95
02:22:47.660like ontario like they're just going to start strip mining everything like yours you know i0.96
02:22:51.280mean like everything you like about canada will be fucking gone you don't understand how bad it0.88
02:22:56.540could get how embarrassing and pathetic it can get because for the rest of your natural life1.00
02:23:02.780you're always you're going to be made fun of by alabamans as the fucking the the cuck 52nd0.94
02:23:10.30053rd 54th state you're going to be known as a conquered people you're not going to be treated0.96
02:23:17.180nicely or fairly by other americans it's going to be just a dejected experience anyway what do
02:23:22.700you think about that i mean i like telling that story because you know you want to drive people
02:23:28.860away from this idea that it would be a good thing you know it'd be a benefit for us to lose our
02:23:33.400sovereignty i agree it would not be good for us to lose our sovereignty but i don't actually think
02:23:39.360it would be that bad in every single case i don't think the u.s would steamroll every single little
02:23:47.540what do you i don't know what you want to because the thing is i don't think that this would break
02:23:53.040down along provincial lines like i said earlier the provincial lines were drawn up by the federal
02:23:56.740government largely um the actual lines of like groups or civilizations or blocks are a little
02:24:03.600bit different and the prairies i think could maybe negotiate somewhat independently specifically
02:24:10.280calgary just on the basis that the thing that they have to off they are actually quite isolated
02:24:15.680it's it would be it'd be a march to moscow if they actually wanted to use the military option
02:24:21.780and the thing that you're getting is not really that valuable like to be honest the trade that
02:24:26.580all calgary gives to the states is big for calgary but it's not big for the states so like the the
02:24:31.840thing that you stand to gain if you're going to risk a huge messy war over it it probably would
02:24:37.140just be like let's leave let's let them starve let's leave them alone i think that is also a
02:24:41.980possible outcome i absolutely do think that the great lakes region would immediately be subsumed
02:24:47.040into the rust belt it's already essentially american down there like i but yeah this is a
02:49:44.560he is like Rudyard in that he's an absolute0.74
02:49:46.900fucking weirdo that nobody wants to spend time with he's that fucking bad that's not like most1.00
02:49:52.220guys that are using the word autistic are not and if you see if you see children autists like0.97
02:49:56.440they're hitting themselves in the head they're rocking back and forth like it's not cool it's0.94
02:50:00.420afraid of loud noises and yeah they it's a real physiological affliction especially on the extreme0.74
02:50:06.960end like but we need a different word for what we are yes we can joke around like oh i'm autistic0.78
02:50:11.340odds are you're just quirky and it's not cool to call yourself quirky but that's all you fucking
02:50:16.620are kind of a weirdo online but we need to draw a hard line between the guys who are just kind of
02:50:23.220weird online and motherfuckers like this because we're getting those two confused and i don't want
02:50:29.500people to start thinking like look at this guy and say oh i can relate to him whereas what you
02:50:34.080should have said immediately was there's something off about this guy and i can't place it but he's
02:50:38.860not what we are which is just like maybe you're in guys who like anime or something but that
02:50:45.620doesn't mean you're like a clinical freak this guy is a clinical freak and he got to sit amongst
02:50:52.480you for too long without anyone noticing it until he came out and started talking about how he's a
02:50:57.340fucking space vampire there has to be something we can learn from this so we stopped doing this0.57
02:51:02.580and this was um i got into maybe i'll do this now uh the reason i use this as an example is
02:51:11.460Because I got into an argument fairly recently because one thing that Rudyard does is he has these delusions of grandeur about starting secret societies.
02:51:21.580He claims he has something called the Order of the Crimson Dragon, which is made up of influencers and shit.
02:51:27.580But he's also the type of guy who would want to be a cult leader.
02:51:32.440And I said, there's a real problem in our space with guys like that.
02:51:37.040And I gave the example, an example people aren't going to like, but I'm going to give it right now.
02:51:41.460it's a guy named home math who doesn't like home math right he makes funny videos about old old
02:51:48.420old manosphere ideas you've heard a hundred times if you've been around for a while anyway he makes
02:51:52.580popular videos whatever and then i learned that he's got this like academy this side project that
02:51:59.380he links to from all of his profiles where it's like i'm going to teach you how to be a man pay
02:52:04.660me a fee a monthly fee and i'll teach you all the skills and how to achieve your goals and actualize
02:52:11.860dreams all that kind of secret type stuff and if you know anything about this guy he is in no
02:52:17.320position to actually tell you how to go his entire career is almost explained to men how you're never
02:52:23.420going to get a woman right that's what all math teaches you like you're fucking doomed right if
02:52:28.520you actually listen to a lot of it um but you would think that okay this type of guy should
02:52:34.340be one of two things either he's married or he's a pimp and he's pulling gash all over the place
02:52:40.780and he's neither he's just a guy who struggles to find a woman and this i learned from being in
02:52:46.420an ex space with him i talked to him directly about this a lot of people know so i'm like oh0.90
02:52:50.200you're in no position to tell any man how to fucking succeed at anything why the fuck are0.92
02:52:57.960you charging them money to just have a men's academy to teach them fucking anything yeah0.64
02:53:02.540your first guy in a while who had the ego and the audacity to recycle 15 year old ideas to0.94
02:53:09.400zoomers who have never heard them before and now everybody thinks you're fucking sage you're just0.98
02:53:13.720you're you're objectively dumber and less valuable than the rest of us who already know all of these0.99
02:53:18.940things and would never dream of making a video about it because it's so fucking disingenuous
02:53:23.460to claim it's your idea but yeah like he's like the he is he's like this little this little sage0.92
02:53:29.240now that everybody's oh homas says this homas says this but he said like his plan his strategy0.93
02:53:34.000and this is from his lips to god's ears was to do a tour of like middle america and go around0.95
02:53:40.040diners to find wife material i'm like oh so you're retarded you know i'm not trying hey you can like0.91
02:53:46.140his content but why is it that he has an academy to siphon money out of the one group that shouldn't0.98
02:53:53.320be given their money anything and it's not just them i'm not just trying to get on him fucking0.63
02:53:56.820walt bismarck another kind of right adjacent guy who also wants a hundred dollars a month to join0.86
02:54:03.720his grift club on how to job stack what's he trying to teach you how to do he believes that
02:54:10.120most jobs are fake most jobs are email jobs and if you join if you pay him money he'll teach you
02:54:15.480how to get not one but several mid six figure jobs that don't require any work and you can just kick
02:54:21.940your feet up at the desk because jobs are fake which is just it's unreal it's not a real thing
02:54:28.020it's literally just creating a system to suck money out of desperate men the minute he makes
02:54:35.180the claim you have to cut him out and you have to make a point of attacking him every time his
02:54:39.440fucking name is brought up and then the exit group i've said this before maybe i shouldn't say this0.88
02:54:45.500the exit group everyone fucking loves i joined that for two months hundred dollars a month always0.87
02:54:49.920a hundred dollars a month and then it a hundred dollars a month to get access to a graveyard of0.94
02:54:54.960a fucking rocket chat to a chat you get access to a chat room where no one's fucking chatting0.85
02:54:59.500people like hey i'm so and so and i'm starting a a fucking greeting card business and then nothing0.95
02:55:04.860you just it's just another fucking scam it's another thing to get to sell memberships to0.92
02:55:11.160people who who are only here because they want to figure out how to make money make worth they got0.94
02:55:15.040no money and they're they're taking a shot here and i just gave you four fucking examples of this0.88
02:55:22.060i can name 10 if you wanted to keep going but i won't and that's just a problem on our side0.90
02:55:28.080where and maybe that is the filter maybe that is the red flag that anytime you see anyone in our0.81
02:55:34.380space who's starting a fucking academy you know if you just have a patreon whatever a patreon is0.80
02:55:40.680like hey you pay me money to support my work fine that's fair i guess or pay me money for like a0.89
02:55:47.520secret show like it's a transaction it's good for a service that's what we try and do but if it's
02:55:52.420like the difference is if you're offering a service that's going to improve men and you know it's not
02:55:57.580and you must know deep down that you don't have the ability to teach men that you don't have the0.98
02:56:02.940ability to save your souls you're either a liar or a fucking cheat you're a fucking indian you're a1.00
02:56:09.500liar a cheat and a buffoon get them out of here and it really fucking riles me up and that's why1.00
02:56:16.640i look at someone like rudyard i don't see a fucking skit so i see a piece of shit i see a0.93
02:56:20.700piece of shit with delusions of grandeur who wanted to scam you to scam you viewer and all0.99
02:56:27.340these motherfuckers and why are there so many of them in our space why are there so many fucking0.97
02:56:32.500grifters and i haven't even gone to the manosphere stuff proper by the way i haven't gotten to0.98
02:56:37.820entertain i haven't gone to you want to talk crypto scams too like where to begin like is it
02:56:44.560like the the more popular we get is it is the marker of our success just more scams and the
02:56:50.360scams are exclusively targeting the same white men again and again and again and it's it's i'm0.99
02:56:57.400i'm so fucking pissed off at these fucking faggots and i'm tired i'm tired of not naming1.00
02:57:03.240names anymore i was like oh no don't punch right dimes don't be mean don't bully these guys are1.00
02:57:09.220big right yeah well i guess that's the point you get big enough until you just start to just0.85
02:57:13.940like fucking strip every dollar you can from your audience yeah yeah with with some consulting
02:57:21.300bullshit but protecting the weak and degenerate elements of your camp for political expediency
02:57:28.040is a fundamentally left-wing thing that's how they work that's we we're not going to win by
02:57:33.960beating them we need to root out the broken and degenerate members of our camp our camp will
02:57:39.140always be smaller but our camp will be clean and it will be fucking effective but not so long as
02:57:45.160people like this are around and i know that that means it's probably going to be multiple camps
02:57:49.280and there's probably going to be way fewer of us but that's okay because we're actually going to1.00
02:57:53.720you know what i mean how can you get anything done when you're swatting away faggot weirdos1.00
02:57:58.700like this every couple of weeks and these these aren't good-natured aw shucks faggot weirdos these1.00
02:58:04.100are the faggot weirdos who think they're better than you they think they're smarter than you1.00
02:58:08.380they think they can talk to god and you know what they think they can trick god too sounds pretty1.00
02:58:13.340fucking jewish to me sounds pretty fucking indian and jewish at the same time we got indian jews0.78
02:58:19.060with a million subscribers on youtube i just want to bring back to this vulpas persona what if mom
02:58:25.560fist i mean i mean um so we know we gotta go and we've been going over i wanted to give people a
02:58:38.840pretty robust show because we took three weeks off yeah um a little treat let's see vulpas also
02:58:44.380catch the good ones when they're false prophets trip uh blood-based maybe i've been a bit too
02:58:49.900cruel the blood base i think blood base you know what the problem is the blood base he's got my
02:58:53.500number he's he's got the read on me he knows exactly what to say to trigger me which gives
02:59:00.460him power over me uh which will give which means he can own me in the afterlife but he says no
02:59:06.380grifters on the right i like that um anyway so we gotta get going now um we actually got through
02:59:13.180most of us i just want to bring attention to these videos here i'm going to just remove the overlay
02:59:19.260here uh we're looking at what if haltis goes insane go to the cube that's where you can find
02:59:25.900it there's also uh what if altis goes insane part two which dropped three days ago there's a lot to
02:59:32.860go in here um talking to odin psychic powers um watch it on your own um just really get into
02:59:44.460once you watch it you'll see that this wasn't just an experiment this was something else anyway
02:59:49.020i hope we learned something from discussing this anyway so um thank you so much any closing thoughts
02:59:55.420judas no man it's good all right we gotta get going thank you thank you happy new year and