Blood Satellite - BSNL#17： City of Bank of England

00:00:00.000 More love, more love

00:00:30.000 Love is never ending

00:00:36.000 Like a seaweed out ashore 1.00

00:00:44.000 Woman, I'm a fool 1.00

00:00:49.000 Guilty of old crimes 1.00

00:00:53.000 You are the one I adore

00:01:00.000 Remember when the world's empty

00:01:07.340 And the planet is covered in dust

00:01:16.720 I will stand beneath the silver moon rising

00:01:24.480 Waiting to resurrect our love

00:01:54.480 Woman, my love is never-ending

00:02:16.260 Like a sea wind out of shore 1.00

00:02:23.520 Woman, I'm a fool, guilty of all crimes 0.99

00:02:32.160 But you are the one I adore 1.00

00:02:40.300 Woman, when the world feels empty

00:02:48.640 And the planet is covered in dust

00:02:57.740 I will stand, stand beneath the silver will rise

00:03:05.560 And waiting to resurrect our blood

00:03:18.640 We'll be right back.

00:03:48.640 We'll be right back.

00:04:18.640 We'll be right back.

00:04:48.640 Let's go.

00:05:18.640 All of them as calm as I guess.

00:05:21.560 Perfected but not invented.

00:05:23.400 Rhymes from the ego-driven, self-centered.

00:05:25.800 Entered the fast lane and never got dented.

00:05:28.120 Life in a flash.

00:05:29.180 Pipes, buds, and hash.

00:05:30.420 Three of my favorites.

00:05:31.680 Four of us make this.

00:05:32.760 More hits in the majors.

00:05:34.000 Up from the minors.

00:05:35.180 Bust from the top.

00:05:36.300 Got cops and sirens.

00:05:37.580 Fresh out the shop.

00:05:38.680 Hopping and styling.

00:05:39.840 Mad, chopped, wildin'.

00:05:41.280 Non-identical. 0.81

00:05:42.360 The cynical's medical condition is critical.

00:05:45.060 Unforgettable.

00:05:45.700 Spooler members beautiful.

00:05:46.940 Language unsuitable.

00:05:47.940 Tension and tonic, coastal chronic, track got mocha on it

00:05:51.520 Independent with the different perspectives, select effective

00:05:54.960 Next, or exit, the younger the restless, bro, you'll inject it

00:05:58.540 So what I know is gonna make y'all stop, take a minute and remember who takes the top

00:06:02.280 Cause the critics understand it's your time, it's up

00:06:04.620 Just admit it, everybody, but this rhyme is up, it's hot

00:06:07.420 So what I know is gonna make y'all stop, take a minute and remember who takes the top

00:06:11.700 Cause the critics understand it's your time, it's up

00:06:14.060 Just admit it, everybody, but this rhyme is up, it's hot

00:06:16.820 Y'all ain't got it, so don't even think about it

00:06:21.520 Cause I doubt if you know the time

00:06:23.440 Small members, mocha only gonna take the shot

00:06:25.760 If you're thinking that you know me, better press rewind

00:06:28.100 You can bump it in your Sony, we possess your mind 0.97

00:06:30.440 If you're frontin', you can blow me, you'd be dressed to fight

00:06:32.820 Somewhere else, who's about what it takes to climb

00:06:35.160 Whenever battle, like sport, we just come out to play

00:06:37.500 You can break, we're gonna do it in a thousand ways

00:06:39.900 Ain't more sweatin', nothin' to it, we resuscitate 0.99

00:06:42.240 Members only rock, shh, so motherf*****, the bank is high 0.88

00:06:45.060 How many albums bought and sold, triple ghetto gold, rocked and rolled 0.97

00:06:50.140 Sound, mixed and mastered, stick with the program, get paid after

00:06:54.920 TV shows, zines and mags, positive feedback, genes still sag

00:06:59.620 Hair still not, prevail gets props, the same as always, rising to the top

00:07:04.160 With a swarm of excitin', fightin' form, we invite criticism

00:07:07.660 Rhymes shine like prism, spit flames we see in 3D vision

00:07:11.300 Even my people play CD in prison

00:07:13.620 Bad decision, fatal error, get scars from bars and barbaric terror

00:07:18.540 We own label, never get dropped, now the crew can bind and we can't be stopped

00:07:22.880 Swollen Mellons gonna make our stop, take a minute and remember who takes the top

00:07:26.940 Through the critics and the cynics, your time is up, just admit it everybody when this promise is up

00:07:31.640 Swollen Mellons gonna make our stop, take a minute and remember who takes the top

00:07:36.360 Through the critics and the cynics, your time is up, just admit it everybody when this promise is up

00:07:41.060 Is high shot Hold another's gonna make ya'll stop

00:07:43.800 Take a minute- and remember who takes the top

00:07:46.340 Doh the critics' and the cynics' for Time us up

00:07:48.220 Dis protects everybody but this rhyme is up

00:07:50.740 Is high shot Over another- gonna make ya'll stop

00:07:52.980 Take a minute and remember who takes the top

00:07:55.360 Doh the critics' and the cynics' for Time us up

00:07:57.620 Dis protects everybody but this rhyme is up

00:08:00.820 Is high shot

00:08:11.060 I know it's a shame, but I gotta stay, cause I like it here

00:08:23.560 I know it's the same, it happens every day, but I like it here

00:08:32.620 I know it's a shame, but I gotta stay

00:08:39.600 Cause I like it here

00:08:41.560 I know it's the same, it happens every day

00:08:48.560 But I like it here

00:08:50.620 I like it here

00:08:54.060 The sentiment

00:09:00.320 The sad things

00:09:03.120 The punishments

00:09:05.240 The bad things

00:09:07.660 The cellular

00:09:09.240 The solenoid

00:09:12.020 The outer reach

00:09:14.300 The inner void

00:09:16.500 I keep repeating

00:09:18.620 Older and size

00:09:21.120 The questions are all brand new

00:09:25.200 Does the road seem smaller these days?

00:09:30.540 Does the road seem more to you?

00:09:35.020 The accidents

00:09:36.700 The bitter pills

00:09:38.980 The populace

00:09:41.240 The stronger wills

00:09:43.880 The innocents

00:09:45.720 The common sense

00:09:47.920 The rarications

00:09:50.180 It says that now it's a shame

00:09:53.880 But I gotta stay

00:09:55.840 Because I like it here

00:09:57.780 I know it's the same

00:10:02.800 That happens every day

00:10:04.880 But I like it here

00:10:20.180 Oh, I know it's a shame

00:10:29.760 But I gotta stay

00:10:31.900 Cause I like it here

00:10:33.740 I know it's the same

00:10:38.660 That happens every day

00:10:40.840 But I like it here

00:10:42.680 The hard work

00:10:48.400 The darker thoughts, the ultimatums, the tangled knots, the long depressions, the short of views, denominator is you.

00:11:06.400 Everybody has a cross to bail

00:11:14.900 I'll nail you up on mine

00:11:17.320 Couldn't tell you to know where I began

00:11:19.360 I'm crumpled, not just done

00:11:21.520 And now it's a shame

00:11:23.260 But I gotta stay

00:11:25.300 Because I like it here

00:11:27.180 And now it's the same

00:11:32.080 That happens every day

00:11:34.280 But I like it here

00:11:36.100 I know it's a shame, but I gotta stay

00:11:42.980 Cause I like it here

00:11:44.980 I know it's the same, but happens every day

00:11:51.980 But I like it here

00:11:53.980 I like it here 1.00

00:11:57.220 I'm a fucker nigga, this is a big brain 1.00

00:12:00.880 Bitch, there ain't no difference in that nigga's pain 1.00

00:12:07.060 oh how's it going how you doing oh it's it's fantastic how are you it's good to see you again 1.00

00:12:12.580 you might not see this one in the chat but sean wyland our sean wyland he made a good point

00:12:18.820 hadn't even crossed my mind it's uh currently the super bowl

00:12:24.660 it's literally on right now i wonder what the actual

00:12:32.260 that's now the super bowl sound effect really though how many people listen to the show and

00:12:35.460 also watch the super bowl i don't i don't think that many looking at our community right now

00:12:40.760 it's quite a few i'm seeing a lot of comments i didn't know we had gays in here everyone's mad

00:12:47.060 no one's liking the super bowl super bowl come on are you serious from what i can tell people

00:12:54.040 have been checking uh often on again maybe even for five minutes that time uh confirming that

00:13:00.160 there's still black people involved oh you're like you're watching it ironically because it's 0.97

00:13:04.800 nigger ball and we want to laugh about it tomorrow i get that i guess well they're watching the 0.97

00:13:09.700 commercials because that's all i want we're post irony and now watch the commercials tomorrow

00:13:14.940 they'll be on youtube and then i think for some reason people had expected these commercials

00:13:19.140 which were uh conceived and shot maybe up to a year ago to be uh riding the wave of trump

00:13:29.200 so they're like short films they probably did them all in the summer eh like legit they they

00:13:34.320 figured kamala would be president p okay you have to understand um just from the agency side the

00:13:39.340 agencies that do these um they have entire teams set up just for this um sometimes it's done client

00:13:45.780 side but the super bowl is a big big project just like certain ads are designed just to win awards

00:13:52.420 not even necessarily to sell products right yeah um and those are the ones that you probably hear

00:13:56.740 about like wow that's a really good ad but no product is sold from them usually anyway a super

00:14:01.340 bowl at is just designed to be a prestige piece so a brand or an agency can say look we got 0.98

00:14:07.860 fucking eminem and jake gyllenhaal in the same room and then they're gonna fuck a minion whatever 0.99

00:14:14.400 it is i don't really watch them you know i mean they should be watching the super bowl fuck that's 1.00

00:14:18.880 that sounds awesome marshall mathers and jake gyllenhaal are gonna air gap a minion in front 0.96

00:14:24.820 america and and then but that is that sell more widgets or shaving cream uh tbd i can i can write

00:14:34.880 you a report that says it does but i'd be a liar but i get paid a lot to lie so but you know some

00:14:41.340 people watch the commercials and then they're there with their arms crossed of course saying

00:14:45.260 look there's a mulatto look i saw some big curly hair

00:14:51.980 but really like i you know i saw this funny video and i did not intend to talk about nfl

00:15:00.960 for the beginning of this but i saw a video that was seriously looking at what is going on with

00:15:06.240 like the nba and the nfl why is viewership dropping and you know if you you're plugged

00:15:11.680 into rc and you would auto complete that to be like well of course people are tired of black

00:15:16.020 ball like but black people right um and i'm like what will now and not at the peak of black lives

00:15:22.980 matter right like it seems odd that they would get tired of now it turns out that there's like

00:15:28.240 a dozen reasons why people are actually tuning out of the nba and the nfl and it's all related to

00:15:33.540 referees and like rules that are just making it annoying to watch yeah but if anyone was wondering

00:15:40.460 uh the types of people who consumed this media are not tiring of black the black superhuman

00:15:47.940 teenagers they've gotten and you know yeah i wouldn't hold my breath for that i think those 0.90

00:15:53.380 people are just gonna have to die out right yep it's just like covid like if you went through

00:15:59.080 that firewall unchanged then i don't know what to do for you just like black the whole blm floyd

00:16:05.560 ride thing like if you went through that and you're still tuning in to what like doing the

00:16:11.820 kneeling and everything then yeah there's no conversation do young guys actually follow

00:16:17.440 sports i don't know i don't have a lot of like zoomer real zoomer friends because i kind of

00:16:22.980 figured like far left guys don't care about football far right guys don't really care about

00:16:27.880 football so who cares about football i know boomers do richard oh yes referee fatigue

00:16:33.320 there's a new a new a new euphemism every year yeah in a sense a referee

00:16:41.020 is uh it's a mulatto it's the shirt it's the black and the white stripes

00:16:46.620 that's pretty good even he was surprised by that one 0.99

00:16:53.180 your dad says whether it's 1825 or 2025 old white guys will always love sweaty blacks

00:17:02.460 running around a field seems to be true my dad did say that did your oh your dad did say that

00:17:08.660 i met your i saw not met but i saw your dad the other day yeah and i was thinking like did he say

00:17:12.680 that at your daughter's birthday before we go on can i just show you something yeah a video i've

00:17:22.460 had this stuck in my head all fucking day and i need and i didn't think it would the title of

00:17:29.820 this song is i'm quitting prozac to continue drinking nice by jimmy brown and i've gone on 0.77

00:17:36.000 a big jimmy brother i'm just gonna we're just gonna play it and you hear right

00:17:42.280 my name is jimmy brown the name of this song is i'm quitting prozac to continue drinking

00:17:52.040 A pill in one hand, a bottle in the other

00:17:55.840 I want to feel happy, but I just feel smothered

00:18:00.540 Prozac was supposed to ease the pain

00:18:03.840 But all it's done is melted my brain

00:18:07.940 I'm quitting Prozac to continue drinking

00:18:11.680 Cause that's the only thing that keeps me from sinking

00:18:15.620 I know it's more healthy, but it's what I need

00:18:19.760 to drown out the voices and the thoughts that were made

00:18:23.820 we don't need to make a whole buffet out of this but it's in my head now i swear to god i've been

00:18:30.080 walking around for two days going i'm going to frozen to continue drinking it's really good

00:18:38.620 and you know i've seen i watched this guy's live videos he's like he's a guy who's around now but

00:18:43.020 they just shot this to look like an old-style thing um i guess it's sort of i think it's in

00:18:48.460 the same vein like viagra boys and the death groups vibe where he's on stage he's got like a 0.58

00:18:54.860 weird saxophone player and shit um his but the other favorite song uh he did we don't need to

00:19:02.180 play it now but just the title alone is i'm frustrated with my flesh a very bs coded i love 0.96

00:19:11.900 it can i also say this is no one's gonna get this but that seems like a really off the rails

00:19:17.980 raver does it not i don't always like that but i'm like that that's sort of

00:19:24.060 oh yeah sex frequent hello fellow medication enthusiasts i also want to say an early comment

00:19:33.960 put a lot of pressure on us tonight by saying i'm giving up my sunday for this i didn't know

00:19:39.120 sunday was a hot ticket it's a huge leap for a lot of people dang oh yeah carl hamrat's never

00:19:46.700 been into sports at all and you know i try and avoid that how about you sports or sunday

00:19:52.540 trying to avoid sunday no but like being being out there as the guy who doesn't watch sports

00:20:00.400 because i played a lot of sports growing up and then i just stopped and i never watched it

00:20:05.420 professionally never really gave it but i don't want to be one of those guys who's out here like

00:20:10.880 um yeah uh sports ball they want a sticky wicket no there's there's two angles to it you've got to

00:20:17.280 be careful not to conflate them but sports are great like sports qua sports go play a sport you

00:20:22.840 know it's pick up a ball and do a thing it's great you know but uh following sports on television is

00:20:29.440 gay unequivocally if you follow sports on television like if you know the names of all 0.98

00:20:33.440 the players and the teams and it excites you you stop cut it out it's bad it's dumb so but sports 0.72

00:20:40.600 are cool like actually the sports themselves you know that's great you should do that maybe if we

00:20:44.440 went to like notre dame university or something and we'd be in we'd be into it you know but i doubt

00:20:49.420 it because like you know i'm from kingston and we have the queen's university and like i never gave

00:20:55.200 a shit so i don't know i think there's just guys who aren't into it but i don't want to look down

00:20:59.560 on people who do like it because maybe it would be cool to get excited about no i just sure this 0.99

00:21:05.600 is feud nine of the month no i have we have we've been feuding a lot yeah you said that 0.99

00:21:12.580 you said cream cheese doesn't belong on dessert you fucking animal well that's that's just you 0.98

00:21:17.840 being difficult that's you being fucking draped in chagrin okay they're gonna throw this to the 0.99

00:21:23.820 chat we got shit to get to we're not getting to it just yet by the way we're gonna play it kind 0.97

00:21:28.140 of fast and loose and easy peasy lemon squeezy tonight it's because i i was trying to you know 0.98

00:21:33.440 internet was fucked lying down had to call in a puerto rican to come and fix it if you can believe 0.85

00:21:41.560 it and now everything's good but i didn't want to just skip the week so here's what you get 0.99

00:21:46.440 here's your fucking slop right but before we get to the stuff we're going to get to i'm going to say 0.63

00:21:53.180 that that's an opinion i don't stand by but i stand upon it he's talked here's how it started 0.99

00:22:01.940 you can try you can fucking weigh in with this so i don't like cream cheese icing i don't like 0.72

00:22:07.940 i don't like incorporating cream cheese at all in my desserts don't like cheesecake i understand 0.98

00:22:13.220 that gets the knives polished in my direction oh don't wow look at you like you're i've never seen

00:22:20.160 eat a piece of cream cheese cake pie what what do you say he's adopting a facade right and then

00:22:29.880 he's like oh well how are you supposed to have carrot cake yeah how would you ever have it

00:22:34.180 carrot cake is just a it sounds like a bread that's trying to be tricky yep you're digging

00:22:41.320 yourself in a hole here i'm not taking myself in a hole i'm digging myself laterally i'm looking

00:22:45.700 out over the crowd and i can't not see a hundred cream cheese carrot cake okay okay look inquisitors

00:22:52.400 dimes doesn't think cheese danish is a thing i think exactly i'm not denying it exists i had

00:22:58.720 cheesecake tonight at dinner i just ate it like an hour ago that's a spike no i didn't even know

00:23:05.460 we're gonna have this conversation but i did look he had it ready to go he's like i better 0.97

00:23:09.480 i better warm it up i better get this miserable fucking chinese buffet just to have the cheesecake 0.98

00:23:14.600 yeah you went to a chinese buffet it was the chinese new year i gotta 0.99

00:23:19.240 i know i got dragged do chinese do the chinese know to do anything because you can't just go

00:23:28.300 to a chinese buffet for something i assume is prestigious yeah i mean they cram you in and

00:23:35.540 this was a really fancy one so the ceilings were really high but they still like the tables are

00:23:39.460 so close that you can't get out of your chair like they always do so i don't know it's a whole thing

00:23:44.280 and that's fucked and so but you ordered a chinese buffet that that's a risk that 0.92

00:23:51.880 order a chinese buffet yeah there was some there were some off tasting parts of that meal i will 0.99

00:23:57.320 say okay the odd tasting of these because the piece should be consistently odd tasting there

00:24:03.400 shouldn't be sectors no like i had the sweet and sour no the sweet and sour chicken i had like nine

00:24:08.520 bites and one of the middle bites was like oh that's a bitter why is that bitter i don't like

00:24:13.720 how their food has got a topography to it like that yeah like you get a bad a bad sector of

00:24:19.880 part of it's just buffet food but yeah i haven't been to a buffet in so long look at the look at

00:24:26.280 the comments you're getting eviscerated i'm not looking at them so as far as i know everyone's

00:24:31.880 it's all coming up okay look why would a man made of cheese like cheese at all so he's saying okay 0.98

00:24:39.880 i shouldn't have clicked that one oh fuck he's owning me in the chat okay cream cheesecake pie 0.99

00:24:46.680 what you mean brie um there you go okay that's fair here's what i'll do i'll eat i got a curve 1.00

00:24:52.540 ball for you i'll eat a baked brie for dessert what do you think of that you know what absolutely

00:24:57.620 and you have i think one time you made we visited you and you made a baked brie that was fantastic

00:25:02.000 buddy i'm looking for a reason to make a baked brie it's good stuff i'm trying to become a new

00:25:08.120 You put on that chutney, the grape jelly, or what are you doing?

00:25:11.180 Here's what you do.

00:25:11.620 All right, everyone.

00:25:12.260 You want to wow the missus?

00:25:14.820 You want to show up and have everyone glazing you?

00:25:17.660 You make a baked brie.

00:25:19.080 Here's what you do.

00:25:19.980 It ain't hard.

00:25:21.500 Anyone can do it.

00:25:22.540 You can't do it for free, but it's cheap as free.

00:25:24.820 What you need, a good-sized wheel of brie, like an outstretched palm,

00:25:31.060 like make your hand into something that's clutching.

00:25:33.820 That size is a wheel of brie, right?

00:25:35.760 And then you get some pastry.

00:25:38.120 So you can use either phyllo pastry, like a square.

00:25:41.340 You go and you buy a square pastry.

00:25:43.260 You can use phyllo.

00:25:44.400 I like butter pastry because you can never have too much butter.

00:25:49.140 Lay that out.

00:25:50.160 Put there.

00:25:51.140 Get a can of cranberries.

00:25:54.240 You can have completely jellied cranberry.

00:25:56.520 I like whole cranberries in cranberry sauce.

00:26:00.020 You know, adds a little gumption to it.

00:26:03.680 You put that in there, and then you saute up some onions.

00:26:06.380 you can caramelize them or you can just saute them caramelize a bit better then you put the

00:26:11.020 sauteed onions caramelizing on there as well wrap it all up kind of put a bit more butter on top

00:26:17.280 then you just put it right in the oven what do you do from there dimes you're waiting for it to brown

00:26:22.200 you eyeball it you don't have to make a day out of it you don't need to break out any sort of timer

00:26:27.800 stay in the vicinity look it gets right you're melting the inside that's all you're doing take

00:26:32.100 it out let it cool for a bit you will be the bell of the ball your wife will say the five more

00:26:39.620 children to to you on the spot yeah uh cheap is free chud cooking channel starring dimes one

00:26:48.200 man we used to talk stew all the time yeah yeah we used to be a certified stew chat then something

00:26:54.420 happened a winter occurred that chilled the good vibes i think we always we've always got food

00:27:00.300 going out in the chat where they were talking to a pierogies

00:27:02.440 or something there yesterday.

00:27:04.320 I thought, I don't know. We got one guy, is it

00:27:06.300 Jeff, who's just always showing

00:27:07.740 the amount... No, no.

00:27:10.500 Someone's making a mountain of bacon

00:27:12.300 almost every day, it seems.

00:27:14.660 Is it Jeff? Mid?

00:27:16.260 I think it's Jeff. There's a lot of guys.

00:27:19.260 There's a lot of guys post, but 0.99

00:27:20.340 it's like, here is a fucking 0.98

00:27:22.280 a raft of 1.00

00:27:24.220 bacon. Yeah.

00:27:25.980 A rescue vessel

00:27:28.620 made of bacon. A raft of rashers.

00:27:30.300 yeah but here's a sex frequent over here listen to the decent chinese buffets have certain dishes 0.97

00:27:35.500 that they're pro gamers at and some are absolute dog cheeks and they vary by establishment and 0.95

00:27:40.620 they'll never tell you which is which that's the trick there are shifty people they are um dimes

00:27:45.560 doesn't like bagels with cream cheese i do i don't see that as a dessert i see it as its own

00:27:50.360 thing and this might have been a trick question to get them to say i eat bagels but you know what

00:27:55.280 this is my new thing i don't surrender things i like to the enemy so people say oh you like

00:28:02.580 brisket you like pastrami that seems very jewish i don't grant them that yeah that's a year that's

00:28:10.380 just a european thing i don't give black people hip-hop yeah that's our thing we we made it up

00:28:16.800 uh what else well i'll take it uh i'll take a yellow yellow curry brisket over a western

00:28:23.240 brisket you say a yellow curry brisket yeah have you had that yellow curry it's the type of curry

00:28:28.900 that's like it's a little bit sweet a little bit sweet a little bit spicy and you put it on brisket

00:28:33.880 with rice it's good man i think it's better than like a dry ass auntie's brisket buck status what

00:28:40.660 the sigma oh no i don't know i'm in the dog i don't i tell you what i i cannot bring myself

00:28:49.380 to admit that i've ever had curry much less like it this is not indian curry the chinese call it

00:28:58.540 they've got like 10 sauces that they just call curry red curry yellow curry like a thai green

00:29:04.300 curry there's so many curries yeah how did that happen by the way how does that all these different

00:29:09.000 people that have curry i figure i figure in hong kong it's from the british because they had no

00:29:13.500 interaction with the indians really so they they have all this stuff over there that's british

00:29:16.800 Check this out.

00:29:17.560 Quizzer Z.

00:29:18.600 Dimes is right.

00:29:19.380 Bagels are Polish, not Jewish.

00:29:21.060 There you go. 0.88

00:29:22.080 Score one for the bad guys.

00:29:23.120 Don't let them have it.

00:29:23.960 They didn't.

00:29:24.460 Did Jews make anything?

00:29:25.900 Nothing. 0.99

00:29:26.440 They're patent frosters.

00:29:28.040 They've been trying to say they've got salted cured meats.

00:29:31.600 What is more just broadly European than that?

00:29:35.440 Salami.

00:29:36.060 Oh, yeah.

00:29:36.460 So Germans don't get salami. 1.00

00:29:39.400 Fuck you. 1.00

00:29:40.360 Fuck you in the synagogue you flew in on. 1.00

00:29:42.700 Yeah. 1.00

00:29:42.800 You know what's funny?

00:29:43.700 a lot of the recipes the dried sausage recipes that i do they call for milk powder as as part

00:29:49.280 of the binding agent the jews can't eat it right you can't put the milk and the meat together 0.99

00:29:54.040 so how do you call this because they go they look they're good jewish deli fuck you when you're 0.99

00:29:57.880 jewish deli there's milk powder in the binder that's not jewish yeah do they know that maybe 0.99

00:30:03.320 they maybe they're making it maybe that's i don't know maybe they're not maybe what here's the 0.99

00:30:06.940 question if they're not putting the milk powder in there what are they putting it is it fucking 1.00

00:30:10.520 glyphosate is it melamine what is it it's probably some 3 000 year old fucking horse shit 0.99

00:30:17.740 we're having sorry once we get talking about food we can really get on a tear 0.99

00:30:26.760 um i gotta make another stew before the season is out by the way um one thing i wanted to get to

00:30:33.060 before we start um and we were recording this i said this on the last recording that went nowhere

00:30:38.820 because the internet sucked but i wanted to just announce that i wrapped up and finalized the home

00:30:44.820 sale we are going to be moving in soon everything's signed there's no conceivable way this deal can

00:30:51.300 go wrong now it's all done but i wanted to give a couple pieces of information that came to light

00:30:57.860 during the whole process because you know once you make the offer it's accepted that's just the

00:31:02.420 the beginning of a long string of you know double checks triple checks verifications papers that

00:31:09.660 must be signed and uh a couple things just came to light one he found this kind of amusing was

00:31:16.660 that uh when i was talking to my mortgage broker he was already trying to get us on a second mortgage

00:31:21.380 he was always trying to already trying to upsell us which is and it's so funny that we were

00:31:26.840 considering doing it what he was saying was okay so you get your mortgage right for those who've

00:31:31.620 never done this before so if you've done this before you know you can tune out or don't because

00:31:36.460 i might fuck it up and then you can call me on it but um for those who are getting their first house

00:31:41.220 young people you can put down as low as five percent as a down payment we ended up putting

00:31:45.680 down 10 but you can go as low as five if it's your first home and um where people kind of go wrong

00:31:52.740 it's that they get the house and then they want to buy a second house as an investment property

00:31:58.300 to rent it out. And then you got to put down like 20%. And if the house is more than $500,000,

00:32:04.460 you got to put down like 20% anyway. So the goal is to get a house under $500,000 and be a first

00:32:10.360 time home buyer. Then you can kind of play around. Although it is good to put down a higher down

00:32:14.180 payment because then it's a lower mortgage payment and also paid off as fast as you can.

00:32:17.680 You can overpay on your mortgage. Just get that off your books if you want. Point being that he

00:32:22.520 had said that the way to do it is to get your mortgage if you are moving into a new house

00:32:29.020 and you're not buying it as investment property you're just moving into it you can still

00:32:33.180 get like five percent down and then keep your previous house as the rental that's the loophole

00:32:39.840 people do and he had said so if you've ever seen people in their 30s with like three four houses

00:32:44.480 that's what they do they keep just rolling this mortgage out and if you just get co-signers

00:32:49.260 which is what everyone does and i you know we were talking about now we were thinking like you

00:32:53.400 know back in the day man because i'm getting into this kind of late i'm like how do people do in

00:32:57.320 fucking toronto with these million dollar houses you know and then it turns out that it was literally

00:33:03.100 just co-signers they get your parents to co-sign and then the parents give them a down payment 0.98

00:33:07.420 and then they're still house poor because they're paying like four grand a month

00:33:10.540 on mortgage still and they're all working as social media managers right but it was just

00:33:16.040 i'm like oh that's how you do it you just and then you just keep getting more and more mortgages and

00:33:20.560 making your little empire and then you eventually get in the position that we got into with this

00:33:24.920 seller which is they're just underwater on everything and then they overextend and then

00:33:28.860 they gotta just unload all these houses that they don't know what to do with oh here we go

00:33:34.620 i've had family try to buy a house renovate and sell it up after a few years this is what my mom

00:33:39.740 did i think we talked about this on the show my mom bought a house in south oshawa if you're not

00:33:44.280 from ontario you don't know you know what that means but it's not the best place it's not the

00:33:49.960 best place from one of the worst in the province probably it is but once you're in it it's sort of

00:33:55.820 like the the hood rule we're like that ain't so bad there's just cops everywhere yeah yeah yeah

00:33:59.940 but um she bought it for like 100 something k whatever it is and sold it and like 5x to her

00:34:06.420 investment later the people who bought it were from toronto bought it sight unseen they didn't 0.98

00:34:12.140 come and visit the fucking house yeah they just bought it from a distance which is insane if 0.97

00:34:17.720 you've ever done this because you want to go into a house kick the tires see if it's falling down 1.00

00:34:21.520 yep they didn't give a i don't think they sent a home inspector even they just bought it

00:34:25.980 off a website like you would buy my mom sold her house it was the same thing like they i think they

00:34:30.420 weren't even in the country when they bought it and like and then with that one it like it lost

00:34:34.640 100k value within the first six months and they were like trying to desperately they were calling

00:34:38.500 to see if they could get money back. He's like, that's not how that

00:34:40.380 fucking works. 0.98

00:34:42.200 Ted wants to post a dresser income. 0.99

00:34:44.840 I might.

00:34:46.140 I might.

00:34:48.540 Just post the dresser already.

00:34:50.600 Also, Sex Freakman, milk powder

00:34:52.620 is very Eastern European coded.

00:34:54.660 Ex commie customs. True.

00:34:57.100 But yeah, that's just one thing I learned

00:34:58.420 from purchasing a house.

00:35:00.460 And the other thing, it's the

00:35:02.180 final thing where we got the home

00:35:04.220 inspection done. He came in,

00:35:06.440 found like 12 things wrong with the house most of them are benign you know like i said you know 0.96

00:35:12.540 the deck was built kind of amateurishly a guy built the deck i don't give a shit however there's

00:35:18.700 loose wiring in the basement so we could say we went to the seller and said look here's a report 0.73

00:35:24.700 12 things wrong that was help us pay for two and then we got an extra two thousand dollars off the

00:35:28.840 price you can actually do that if you if you want to twist the knife a little bit and you don't

00:35:34.680 necessarily need to but we went the opposite way that these other buyers did which is like yeah

00:35:38.860 i'll take it warts and all i'm like no no i'm gonna like i'm gonna rake you over the coals

00:35:43.380 because i know this is a headache for you yeah yeah but um anyway so that's i don't need to

00:35:48.400 go around the world with the whole house thing but we will be moving in soon you're gonna help me

00:35:52.300 make a studio for blood salad i'm gonna do all kinds of stuff i'm gonna do stuff you're not

00:35:57.160 expecting you're gonna come home sometimes and i'm gonna be there i'm gonna be in the basement

00:36:00.600 you're gonna turn the lights on and i'm there building things things i can't wait yeah it's

00:36:05.880 gonna be great yeah this is the thing when guys buy houses it's a great thing it's when the wives

00:36:11.240 and the mistresses get involved where it's like um actually what's he doing why is he measuring

00:36:16.680 the windows diagonally i'm like like they don't they got no sense of adventure i really don't

00:36:23.400 why i mean why do that that's yeah why are you measuring the circumference of an odd area of 0.99

00:36:29.800 floor like dumb questions idiot questions um you got hold on one from big one from sex freak man 0.99

00:36:40.560 i'm just gonna read it i haven't even read this yet there's some kind of divine line between the 1.00

00:36:43.580 people who are discussed and the people who are enchanted by that adage debt is a tool for rich

00:36:48.360 people and i don't know which is the correct side and that's something you know i wonder if you have

00:36:52.900 some opinions about this because that was I was raised very much what some people call like a poor

00:37:00.600 person's idea of money you know always pay off your debt I was told that like never carry debt

00:37:07.500 yeah I was drilled into my head and my wife said too and the idea was you don't owe anyone money

00:37:14.420 and you want to just put make money and hoard it in your savings account uh and a safe investment

00:37:21.100 account for later and investment gets basically like you know it's not a debt but it's it's a

00:37:27.580 type of investment like a rsp or whatever but it's just really really low yield whatever but um

00:37:35.420 something happened later in life and i'm completely removed from my family because

00:37:39.580 my family does the same thing my extended family i'm the only guy who's into crypto i'm the only

00:37:44.300 guy who's getting into you know more risky investments or trying to figure out how the

00:37:49.020 system works but what do you feel about this debt thing like if you want to make real money you must

00:37:55.620 be in debt yes at the at max the most debt i ever had was over a million u.s dollars and it was at

00:38:02.840 a time when our company desperately needed the money and that's when we got it and although it

00:38:08.500 allowed us to carry on for a while in the end it didn't save us and it did mean that we the only

00:38:14.920 way we could get rid of that debt was by fleeing the country which we did so and what i had to

00:38:19.800 people have told me before and i've heard afterwards and i now strongly believe debt is a tool for the

00:38:24.680 rich and what that means is when you are wealthy and you have money you should take a lot of debt

00:38:30.440 out because you can use the debt as a force multiplier on the capital that you already have

00:38:34.920 but you should not be taking out tons of debt when you don't have tons of income or tons of capital

00:38:40.040 sitting around. It's stupid. I do think if you have a little bit of money and you have good 1.00

00:38:45.720 control of your finances, you can take debt. We have credit cards. We have a car loan. This is

00:38:50.180 a normal thing, but you pay it off. You don't get in over your head. If you're going to do something

00:38:54.700 insane like take out a $500,000 business loan, what I'm saying is if you have half a million

00:39:00.080 dollars, don't spend your half a million. Put the half a million into something else and get a half

00:39:03.420 million dollar loan. Don't take a half million dollar loan when you have no money. That's

00:39:07.160 insanity don't fucking do that well i was talking to some of the finance guys i know sean wyland 0.98

00:39:11.600 being one of them where you know a lot of people will say like oh i got 5k 10k how can i put that 0.98

00:39:17.640 money to work for me in the market and they'll tell you the same thing which is like you know

00:39:21.880 what that might not even be enough yeah like you would be good it would be better for you to invest

00:39:27.200 in yourself like take that 10k don't throw it into just investment and hoping that just rains

00:39:34.240 gold upon you but put that into a business because that can also 5 10x i was just talking to buddy

00:39:39.620 about that at the uh at the birthday party because we were talking it was working on a business

00:39:43.420 project and it's like you know we make a bit of money what do we even do with it and we both

00:39:47.000 agreed we're like look we both have multiple small businesses the only way i can get a clean 10%

00:39:51.280 or a good chance at a 10% is by putting it back into my own company i may very well make 10% or

00:39:56.720 more on the money that i put into my own company because i'm in direct control of it and i have you

00:40:01.100 know i can see where to put that money and deploy it in a way that it's profitable but i mean you

00:40:05.000 put it in the stock market on a very very very good year if you're lucky you'll make 10 but most

00:40:09.460 of the time it's it's something but it's much less than that so no oh we got uh mir and chuck now a

00:40:17.240 good friend of mine referring to the previous topic we're talking about measure it 15 times

00:40:22.480 and have an argument with a tape measure and sleep on the couch for the next week we're talking about 1.00

00:40:27.340 measuring this guy fucks this guy this guy knows this guy fucks every goddamn witch away 1.00

00:40:32.740 that's what i like to say about jason this is a man who fucks in three dimensions yeah 0.99

00:40:38.560 now i got something i want to talk about and i i curated this just for you just for judas thanks 0.81

00:40:47.240 buddy now i'm going to tee this up with looking at the economic times these six these six baby

00:40:54.600 faced doge engineers formed the crack team of elon musk here's how they're slashing government

00:41:00.600 costs so everyone's been hearing about this right doge you know obviously a meme name which is

00:41:05.680 annoying to everybody but whatever um i i respect this more with the distance i have from it from

00:41:14.520 when it first dropped the idea of putting a kooky ceo in charge of cutting government costs and

00:41:21.520 bureaucracy i mean this was the dream for the longest time you don't even need to be a libertarian

00:41:26.100 to like this you don't need to be uh irony poison and cap to just say man you'd be great you'd be

00:41:32.400 great if everyone at the dmv or everyone you've ever dealt from the government got fired well who 0.53

00:41:38.520 would do that well i guess like a french guy with a rifle and a powdered wig and a guillotine or a

00:41:46.340 craze ceo who just fires everyone and just takes a spreadsheet to it harnesses the power of excel 0.95

00:41:52.120 and directs that at the government and it actually fucking happened and at first i'm thinking okay 0.85

00:41:58.200 how can this go wrong and it hasn't it just has resulted in everyone i hate getting fired if they 0.74

00:42:06.240 found if they found a way to clear out journalists too i don't know how you do it but well that would

00:42:13.140 be the icing usaid is i mean that is a ton of those journalists like what did they say politico

00:42:18.620 politico was almost exclusively supported by usaid paying for like department of who's the

00:42:25.800 department of justice or like the state department's subscriptions like a majority of their 0.88

00:42:29.200 subscriptions were paid by the government to their employees who probably never fucking read it so 0.62

00:42:34.720 politico is like going to be gone oh yeah i saw that too they said it turned and some of those 0.51

00:42:39.900 screenshots turn out to be fake. I remember

00:42:41.820 seeing that, oh, this person got paid.

00:42:43.940 The one with Politico, they commented on it

00:42:46.060 because people had said, oh, look, USAID is

00:42:48.000 paying Politico, and Politico said, ah, ah, ah,

00:42:49.780 that's not true. Those were all

00:42:51.900 perfectly normal subscriptions. They just

00:42:54.080 happened to be subscriptions that were

00:42:55.960 purchased for State Department employees

00:42:57.820 as part of their contract. So the State

00:42:59.920 Department is just buying...

00:43:01.560 They just love Politico.

00:43:04.220 You know what I mean? It's like if Time Magazine only

00:43:05.920 existed because of all the dentist's office

00:43:08.060 who were buying them to put on the coffee table,

00:43:10.800 but nobody actually reads them.

00:43:11.820 You know what I mean?

00:43:12.400 The idea that the State Department

00:43:14.500 just had $8 million worth of subscriptions 0.99

00:43:17.720 is a fucking wild thing to say. 0.98

00:43:20.580 Yeah, they didn't even get a discount on it. 0.99

00:43:22.440 That's insane.

00:43:23.640 Yeah, you think it's like,

00:43:24.840 okay, when you go to a school,

00:43:26.180 it's like, okay, I'm going to pay for bulk access

00:43:28.440 and it's a discounted rate

00:43:29.900 because we're giving...

00:43:31.900 It's not that everyone's going to read Politico.

00:43:34.460 The idea that they would pay

00:43:35.520 for an individual subscription,

00:43:36.920 what a why.

00:43:37.740 these writers don't know how to craft a story yeah yeah so um i'm going to do what a lot of

00:43:45.320 people do and never admit to it but i'm going to give credit with koretsu i am just going to pop

00:43:50.660 over to kiwi farms and nice read read from the threads where i got a lot of this information 0.97

00:43:56.780 from um this is the trick most of your favorite content creators will use they'll take shit they 0.87

00:44:04.460 find on here and they'll just re-script it out and then barf it at you like it's a take i give

00:44:11.960 the credit for it's due we got i don't know if you can see it because of my designs here let's

00:44:16.940 just read what by the way we are pulling from a subreddit called uh fed news r slash fed news so

00:44:26.040 there's a subreddit that's just for federal employees to go and talk about this is so special

00:44:33.560 I thought all of Reddit was

00:44:35.140 well this is the thing

00:44:36.880 consider this someone made a good point

00:44:39.380 in this thread and I'm going to summarize it here

00:44:41.300 they said first of all how many

00:44:43.640 feds are here probably not like there's so many

00:44:45.660 of course but how many of them were here

00:44:47.140 so they've been acclimated

00:44:49.140 to a Reddit way of being

00:44:51.380 so you wonder why these people give such 0.99

00:44:53.740 a shit about like tranny mods 0.99

00:44:55.720 and things like that and they take that into their workplace 1.00

00:44:57.640 because they have a warped perception

00:44:59.640 of what the internet is

00:45:01.480 and reality is because in their internet 0.98

00:45:03.540 it's run by vindictive trannies and fat ladies and so that's that's why they they make the policy 0.92

00:45:11.000 they do insofar as they can craft policy in the bureaucratic sense so reddit is the prism through 0.99

00:45:16.880 which they view the fucking world yeah now it all makes sense doesn't it um oh sorry i'm just

00:45:23.660 gonna get some comments here uh sean wild yes cutting off the patronage of usa might be what 0.98

00:45:28.180 starves the beast of journos he's agreeing with you ted lafaro baby face enough with you

00:45:33.940 euphemisms for black israelites yeah that was a reference to this doshim um and it said in the

00:45:39.760 article but i wanted to just um bring it up that these are young men pretty much young young boys

00:45:46.420 you know apple-cheeked young boys put in charge of and they're saying and you'll see some comments

00:45:52.520 in these threads about how dare

00:45:54.500 they you know how

00:45:56.100 they don't have a degree in this

00:45:58.440 they don't they're not you see people saying that

00:46:00.340 there must be a certification for

00:46:02.200 slashing bureaucracy and they must not have it

00:46:04.380 suddenly they're extremely elitist yeah

00:46:06.280 yeah well the thing is they

00:46:08.180 are because like every single one of them

00:46:10.040 has the piece of paper they got

00:46:12.320 the piece of paper that says they're allowed to

00:46:14.220 do the thing they do and have the 0.99

00:46:15.920 except all the fucking 1.00

00:46:18.340 niggers and random guatemalans 1.00

00:46:20.140 shit they have in there yeah exactly 0.99

00:46:22.060 um so uh i like this one y'all keep admitting that what musk has done is illegal yet that man 0.99

00:46:30.840 is still walking free he breached security just out of curiosity what what law do you think he

00:46:36.020 broke seriously um if you if you don't have reading comprehension skills further explanations

00:46:41.300 won't have you you're saying you know if you've ever just trounced someone yeah in a conversation

00:46:47.660 when they use the phrase reading comprehension yeah yeah i went through a lot of my life never

00:46:53.060 hearing that phrase and it only happened in the past few years you know i mean like people saying

00:46:56.780 oh yeah reading comprehension media literacy do you have your media literacy badge are you allowed

00:47:02.780 to have that opinion like so much i'm going to assume that most of these people are liberals i

00:47:08.580 think bureaucratic jobs filter for that sort of personality right and so if i had to summarize

00:47:15.000 the liberal worldview it would be the phrase i don't think you're supposed to do that

00:47:20.620 yeah that's what it is and within that you have appeals to authority you've got sort of tone

00:47:28.020 policing you've got just sort of the the faith in the system just i'm calling you out like that

00:47:33.860 thing you did you're not i don't have an opinion on it but you're not supposed to do that so just

00:47:38.860 you know i mean like trying to gesture to some ill understood law yeah but that's the liberal

00:47:45.380 that's the bureaucrat like i'm you're doing something and it just feels like you shouldn't

00:47:49.460 be able to can you show me your badge oh he doesn't have the badge so you can't have that

00:47:52.760 opinion but based on what like what are you gonna do to stop like what are you gonna do to stop 0.99

00:47:57.720 a bunch of fucking you know 19 year olds popping zin popping just just whacking off all day and 1.00

00:48:06.240 firing you and all your friends got fired by a zingooner damn this is a a cross ideology thing 1.00

00:48:15.460 you can just have fun with this you can like just fat you're gonna see how many these people are fat 0.99

00:48:20.300 too yeah um so we did it right you see this a lot i love this phrase this is great remember the oath

00:48:29.400 hold the line so these are people saying hold the line right again pencil pushing desk jockeys

00:48:37.020 people at the dmv people whose entire life is to answer phones and with with that brief

00:48:44.640 moment of power they have over you and your day it's to make it as miserable as possible it's to

00:48:51.100 just hurl tar and feathers at you to be notoriously overpaid and underworked many of them work from 0.98

00:48:57.880 home like you you are the softest fucking underbelly of society it's unreal that you that 0.99

00:49:04.600 you're the one saying hold the line i want to see it you know let's see it it'll be entertaining 0.99

00:49:08.780 look at this remember the i just wanted to leave this here in case anyone needs a reminder

00:49:13.080 of why we do what we do i do solemnly swear that i'll support to defend the constitution like doing

00:49:18.360 that reminder of what we do sorry what do you do what is it that you do like who are you you

00:49:23.320 blows my mind and this is me spending too much time in our space but the fact that they call

00:49:29.440 themselves feds yeah as like a term of endearment come on fellow feds like i i don't know i thought

00:49:36.760 that was a slur i didn't think that's our word you can so help me god like an appeal to god

00:49:42.280 as it like i don't it's just there's a lot of people who are like i because they'll say like

00:49:49.440 okay why don't you quit why aren't you taking the buyouts because what they're offering them

00:49:52.560 his buyouts the rest of the contract and say why aren't you taking it they'll say i didn't swear

00:49:57.860 an oath to elon musk president musk i swore an oath to the constitution like they speak about

00:50:04.120 the constitution in a way that you can tell these people they don't particularly like america i don't

00:50:10.480 think any of these people would fight and die for america obviously right but they like status

00:50:17.120 and they think if they say the word constitution that gives that makes them feel impassioned right

00:50:23.640 that's just like this is their war oh it's so good the other part of it is though these are 0.94

00:50:29.980 these are soft wet parasites who cannot find real jobs none of them have degrees or qualifications 0.96

00:50:36.080 that would get them anything other than minimum wage in the private sector and they know they're 0.99

00:50:40.720 completely irrevocably 0.96

00:50:42.560 fucked if they lose their federal 0.99

00:50:44.540 salaries. 1.00

00:50:47.000 I've got Mellon here saying it is

00:50:48.720 a slur. Fed is a slur.

00:50:50.420 You think so?

00:50:52.240 Do you think if none of these people were feds?

00:50:54.680 It's like when you go on the hip-hop Reddit

00:50:56.680 it's all like white. There's no black people 0.97

00:50:58.600 on the hip-hop Reddit. It's a bunch of Indian bloggers. 0.93

00:51:01.240 It's just

00:51:01.620 it's all Indians and AI. 0.93

00:51:03.620 It's worse

00:51:05.620 than dead air net theory. I would love if it was

00:51:07.580 an abandoned website.

00:51:09.060 but it's full of Indians

00:51:11.140 and robots trained on 1.00

00:51:12.820 fat women lying about 0.98

00:51:15.100 committing suicide 1.00

00:51:16.000 here we go, for the first time in almost

00:51:19.100 10 years, I'm ashamed of my

00:51:21.240 job for the first time in 10 years

00:51:23.360 I spent the latter part

00:51:25.140 of my days scrubbing all mention of the words

00:51:27.120 gender and diversity for

00:51:28.720 policies, forms, sites, pgs

00:51:31.020 one thing they'll mention in this is how

00:51:33.040 quickly this all happened

00:51:34.680 and they're like how

00:51:37.040 this is, first of all they'll admit

00:51:39.040 that the government isn't supposed to work efficiently they'll say this is the first time

00:51:43.920 i've ever seen something action this fast which tells me a this machine must be destroyed but 0.82

00:51:51.940 then secondly no one liked this no one likes no one likes black women on walls you know that's 0.99

00:51:59.120 what it is no one likes gay things and they don't like black women everywhere and even the sloth 0.99

00:52:05.700 like bureaucracy said yep we're done we're done okay we're done yep bye bye bye bye 0.97

00:52:14.020 i hope i hope beyond all hope that i'm wrong i don't feel like i am i feel angry they have to

00:52:19.380 be part of this i'm angry that we start with minorities who spend their lives fighting just

00:52:24.500 to be recognized and know that women are likely next i love how in their minds there's always like 0.97

00:52:29.780 It starts with the trannies, then all the non-whites, then the women. 0.91

00:52:35.080 That was never taught to them. 0.99

00:52:36.460 They just automatically rank in their minds who are below them.

00:52:43.520 I'm especially here because I have to hold the line.

00:52:46.180 I have to because if I don't, it hurts my employer because I'm the only admin for my employer.

00:52:51.540 And if I leave, they lose my position.

00:52:53.820 If I leave and they manage to keep my position, what kind of person will they fill it with?

00:52:57.040 I have to hold the line.

00:52:58.180 you see these people starting to cope now right like like i can't quit because what if i quit and

00:53:04.260 then i'm not there anymore yeah it can't be just be that you want your six-figure salary for exactly

00:53:10.700 exactly okay here we go from your genderqueer co-worker don't quit over the pronoun email

00:53:19.220 from those of us who are lgbt to our straight brothers and sisters please stay if you want to

00:53:25.560 Those of us who are trans, genderqueer, non-binary, two-spirit, hold the line and don't resign.

00:53:30.980 By the way, I have a suspicion that the only people who call themselves two-spirit are working in the government.

00:53:37.800 Yeah, probably.

00:53:38.320 They don't exist outside of these brutalist hell structures, right?

00:53:42.680 It's not a real people thing.

00:53:44.340 They can't.

00:53:45.500 Well, because you have to ask, how many American Indians work in government, right?

00:53:51.100 Or in Canada, how many aboriginals work in government?

00:53:54.240 None.

00:53:54.820 Yeah.

00:53:55.560 so then why would there be two-spirit unless it's just white people say also cool if you

00:54:01.680 understand that this is all a a conscious reaction and a political game of posturing that they play

00:54:07.740 there's no need to like if you were in a in a small conservative town you don't even have to 1.00

00:54:12.140 be trans you could be gay if you just want to be that one dumb shit you have to be trans if 1.00

00:54:16.380 you're surrounded by gays and you have to be a one-legged two-spirit bipoc if you're surrounded 1.00

00:54:21.680 by troon so you have to up the ante right so again you know you're surrounded by gays in a 1.00

00:54:26.300 government office you gotta pull some shit like that you gotta pretend you're fucking mohawk or 1.00

00:54:30.380 whatever we should do more of that we should just pretend we should make up a tribe we could do it 0.99

00:54:37.440 um maybe that's a 2025 idea project 2025 in canada is making up a new indian tribe

00:54:43.940 here's one 0.97

00:54:46.120 the danger of a trans woman peeing 0.98

00:54:48.940 OMG we just got my 0.85

00:54:50.880 attestation that our agency will enforce

00:54:53.160 that nonsense or about gender protection

00:54:54.880 to the trans community and the federal government

00:54:56.900 I am so sorry you deserve dignity

00:54:59.240 I have no idea what they think women 0.90

00:55:01.000 do in the bathroom but what the hell

00:55:03.160 are they talking about I have to say too 0.99

00:55:05.200 as a lesbian boo

00:55:07.160 boo this 0.95

00:55:09.260 woman I wonder if they're

00:55:11.240 going to decide I might offend a straight 0.94

00:55:13.060 women's tender sensibilities and i can't pee either you know when i think of lesbians i think

00:55:18.020 of emotionally sound and not prone to freaking out right yeah where are we supposed to go if not

00:55:24.680 to the bathroom behind a tree and you know what i like about this whole trump thing it's that more

00:55:30.180 people are just answering yes the yes meme has manifested in the real world so what do you think

00:55:37.900 i'm supposed to be behind a tree in the middle of a freeway yeah yeah yeah go go pee go pee in a

00:55:45.060 tree go climb a tree and jump in a lake yeah uh why don't you go jump in a lake and pee in the 1.00

00:55:50.060 lake why don't you pee on your own fucking hand and gag yourself with it yes to all of the dumb 1.00

00:55:55.300 shit you're about to say yeah do that i no longer care i no longer no one has feelings anymore 1.00

00:56:01.300 yeah if you did you know that how many trans teens are going to kill themselves you know what i 1.00

00:56:07.520 believe it good i believe it and good and that was the point don't you get it that's the that's

00:56:12.600 the point yep it's working yeah we've been saying yes for a long time but now regular sane people

00:56:19.700 are saying yes yeah like your mailman the butcher uh the carpenter is saying you know what yeah i

00:56:28.040 i don't care if the bodies are stacked to the sky i'm just done hearing about it it takes a lot to

00:56:34.460 get people to that point um let's see uh i have all crying i love crying i love tears can i just

00:56:43.440 say this i love tears i love when people are bawling in i love when when we're bawling like

00:56:50.420 wearing nice jewelry i love when they're bawling when they're sad too i cried about reading the

00:56:54.740 email from secretary of treasury today for the record i'm trans and i'm so freaking scared right

00:56:59.660 now i talked to the union on my way out there trying to figure out what my rights are

00:57:03.620 imagine calling up the union like do i still have rights uh let me get back to you and just hoping

00:57:11.940 hoping okay here's what they're right a trans man pissed here and no one got hurt i mean yet

00:57:19.200 yeah this was actually a crime scene photo that's written in blood

00:57:28.100 um here we go when you're a client group and you work for the government uh yeah um

00:57:39.360 the lamentations of sean things i just want to hear the lamentations of their women

00:57:45.820 you could be you could be mistaken for thinking that i just like seeing women suffer

00:57:50.280 uh here you're gonna like this say i'm a federal employee and my family has a history of service

00:57:58.820 to this country dating back to the revolutionary war imagine being that revolutionary war war

00:58:04.040 fighter and this person again just a desk jockey speaking of their service their duty in the same

00:58:12.940 tone as these people there's something like it's like the inverse of stealing valor you see these

00:58:20.120 people and you see one in this um thread right here i'll get to this actually i'll agree right

00:58:24.760 now um it's gonna be a long fight i'm holding the line see this has been incredibly stressful

00:58:29.660 hang in there baby rooting for you if you can imagine a fat old cheerleader

00:58:34.640 yuckers why follow up shoot i'm an old fat marine corps veteran now serving my country in the civil

00:58:42.720 service and it's just it's just a whole lot of fat marine corps veterans have reddit accounts

00:58:48.420 that doesn't even make any sense but you know what it's like the inverse of of stealing valor

00:58:54.280 where it's a you would historically steal valor to make yourself seem cool that i i three tours 0.95

00:59:01.500 of vietnam two tours of afghanistan i can kill a man by doing finger guns all that shit right 1.00

00:59:08.020 this is like you're citing your your military experience just to like i'm a fat faggot but 0.99

00:59:15.240 i was i was there in fallujah and now i'm crying into a pink handkerchief in my office chair at 1.00

00:59:21.920 the dmv like no no i don't think so dude one of the i'm a fat faggot and my seven daughters 1.00

00:59:27.760 fuck me in the ass 1.00

00:59:28.800 you know like what is this why is it you see that with like the the tough guys like you know what 1.00

00:59:40.580 i'm a fucking you know i i lost both my legs on the moon and i killed i killed three guys with a 0.99

00:59:48.020 pencil and you know what my daughters do my makeup every day like if this is fake it's a dumb fake 1.00

00:59:54.600 it's a it's a gayer fake it's gayer than if it was real so look i'm a fat marine corps veteran 0.96

01:00:01.380 serving my like if i was a marine corps veteran the last thing i would want to do is work in the 0.99

01:00:05.520 civil service yeah i'd i got i'd like those marines who go start fucking the worst coffee 0.98

01:00:12.520 company you've ever seen i like that i'd like i'd rather that i'd rather just make a shitty product 1.00

01:00:18.200 you you kill you're a sniper you're an american sniper and you sniped americanly 0.99

01:00:25.860 and you killed i don't know maybe you killed 30 civilians good for you come back home and just 1.00

01:00:34.500 start scamming you've earned it if i was in fallujah i'd come home and say you i'm going to 0.98

01:00:39.380 do i'm going to scam indian families for the rest of my life i'm going to call them up in delhi in 0.91

01:00:46.260 what other country they got there what whether what cities in india mumbai i'm going to start 0.67

01:00:53.300 extracting capital from those old ladies they're going to send me their jewelry i'm going to scam

01:00:59.780 not for america for myself the last thing i would do is like put on a shirt put on a white shirt 1.00

01:01:07.120 and sit in the fucking desk for that same country that has just started nothing but gay wars forever 0.99

01:01:13.900 no i'm gonna leave and i'm gonna start a good war an economic war against the elderly of people 1.00

01:01:21.220 that look different than me love it this is powerful stuff this is oh look at these look at 0.97

01:01:28.060 these assholes sorry i got one here okay we'll get through this soon this is a great one this 0.90

01:01:36.960 is probably what you're thinking how did we all go from i'll leave and join the private sector of 0.99

01:01:41.440 trump makes me return to the office to i'll quit when they pry my cold dead hands from the

01:01:46.020 constitution in the space of a week now what's their reasoning why why it is the job mark is

01:01:53.320 getting a little scary right there it is let's pretend 10 except the offer and go job hunting

01:01:58.160 that's a lot of competition at least they're honest everyone thinks it's so easy to find a job

01:02:03.960 except for those who've actually had to find work that you just hear about it because you've worked

01:02:09.840 this job for like 12 years i can't imagine having to start over after 20 years the fact that you've

01:02:16.020 had a job there like nobody has that kind of job security like they're so outside of reality

01:02:21.940 i know it's like looking at a different a different life you know maybe i don't find

01:02:28.300 this attractive either i don't find this enticing it turns my stomach man like i i want these people

01:02:33.780 to i want these i want these people to hurt you and i'd like uh pain yeah you know like i'd like

01:02:42.680 a device buckets uh like a like a tesseract you know like a cenobite construct that's just for

01:02:49.380 making pain and i pick you up and i carry you over we and i drop you in there and it's just

01:02:59.820 it's just suffering until i decide i should stop and i'm never gonna decide that stops okay

01:03:07.480 we saw our country in the world watching realize what was at stake and we woke up that you know

01:03:13.400 what like i think that's real you could think they're just being cynical about you know i just

01:03:19.200 want money but i do think they think this is like their harry potter moment like the world is

01:03:24.100 watching us to decide what we're going to do and you know what we decided to stand up to

01:03:29.180 those those 19 year olds who are going to fire me anyway i swore an oath to protect the constitution

01:03:36.520 and i will do so for my queer neighbor my black neighbor and yes my trump voting neighbor even 0.87

01:03:42.640 though i'm pissed so give me some time before you talk to me because every single one of us

01:03:46.900 deserves better than this 0.99

01:03:48.080 whatever I got mine bullshit. 1.00

01:03:50.540 To be fair, that is why you took this job. 0.99

01:03:53.500 Would you keep this job if you had a pay cut?

01:03:56.300 That's why I would ask them.

01:03:57.700 Yeah.

01:03:57.880 You're making six figures right now.

01:03:59.340 Would you work this job

01:04:00.260 if you're making $40,000 a year

01:04:02.080 for the Constitution?

01:04:03.860 The Constitution demands it.

01:04:05.980 We made an amendment

01:04:06.780 and that amendment says

01:04:08.300 anyone who works for the Constitution

01:04:09.800 has to take a 60% pay cut.

01:04:12.080 It's an amendment.

01:04:12.880 You can't separate the eye-watering salaries

01:04:15.860 that are so beyond anything offered in the private sector.

01:04:18.880 You can't separate that from this.

01:04:22.440 And as you said, none of them have addressed it at all,

01:04:26.720 and they won't.

01:04:27.820 We're all afraid.

01:04:28.520 We all want to see our families well.

01:04:30.700 And my fed parents didn't teach me, 0.99

01:04:32.760 didn't teach the eldest to back down to any fucking buddy. 0.99

01:04:35.460 Let's go. 0.99

01:04:35.780 I love these courageous, civil servant parents.

01:04:41.800 You know what I mean?

01:04:42.160 like to me my entire a lot of my family worked in government right or worked white collar jobs

01:04:48.720 and even growing up i saw it as kind of cowardly yeah it is and even they said it's like you know

01:04:54.800 what my my family what they said was you know what go to go to this is what they like word for

01:05:00.660 rude when they told me they said go to college get the piece of paper get a safe government job

01:05:05.860 that pays you a lot of money and you can coast and coast to retirement like it was it was treated 0.99

01:05:09.520 it was treated like oh it's just hey fuck it um so but at least they were kind of honest they 0.98

01:05:15.340 were saying you know what i'm this is for freedom this i'm doing this for you but i never liked that 0.98

01:05:21.380 maybe i'm kind of broken but that never seemed terribly enticing to me um the absolute opposite

01:05:28.020 of faustian oh mirage now good point do what you do for free and you never work a day in your life

01:05:35.640 yeah as you remind them oh look here's the last one it's like an action movie the hero may get 0.98

01:05:41.980 knocked down at first but he always comes back in the end and kicks the villain's ass it's not 0.88

01:05:46.160 yeah it is like an action movie you're right it's like uh schindler's list it is what it's like it's 0.93

01:05:53.640 like a movie that i don't watch because i watch kino i watch challenging dark movies that scare

01:06:00.780 the hose so the movies i watch the hero gets knocked down and then he becomes a villain and

01:06:06.520 then he burns his village down and that's only by the end of the second act yeah the third act

01:06:11.400 it's all hallucination yes you want movie we watched um bow is afraid yeah did he come back 0.97

01:06:18.520 and kick ass yeah he did this is uh this is this is tarkovsky's solaris and you are the planet 0.79

01:06:29.080 it no i lost it no well he just wanted people to know he's seen solaris yeah that's a good i like 0.86

01:06:36.660 it is anyway it is a good one you know what i didn't i didn't see tarkovsky's uh actually i've

01:06:43.920 been looking for it it's very slow but that's tarkovsky so well also the book is gotta be slow

01:06:49.580 like it's from what i know about the book it's it's not you know an action-packed thrill ride

01:06:54.920 is it no it's a meditation very meditative you see dead gay uh muppet gang bang at the bottom

01:07:01.220 there i know that's not part of the thing but it's funny because we are on quickie or uh 0.98

01:07:06.000 dead gay muck uh yeah he just liked it 1.00

01:07:13.280 oh here we go here's one for you um kill feds the head feds rouse kick a feds into the concrete 1.00

01:07:21.040 slam dunk a fed's baby in the trash can we should just left leave this um 1.00

01:07:25.140 cauterize a fed's asshole the blue torch 1.00

01:07:28.340 i don't know why people don't like this site this is like my favorite spot it has been for a long 0.99

01:07:34.380 time did you know that they dox people but you get this where are you gonna get this i guess x

01:07:41.560 i guess anywhere now but yep oh sean wyland roadside picking the book is better in my opinion

01:07:47.900 since i've played stalker and i've watched stalker the movie i feel like i can't read the book

01:07:54.600 that's but you know what i mean because they both base it so much on that i don't i just play the

01:07:59.780 video game and ignore it all the rest of it yeah there's a second stalker right yeah there's one

01:08:09.220 just came out there's like three already actually but they were anyway you know another one just

01:08:12.720 is it good have you played it is it good uh i reviews seem mixed i haven't tried it i don't

01:08:17.540 have a lot of time for shit so yeah all right so i guess we can move on to i had this idea

01:08:27.780 and i was going to develop it in a regular episode but um that's why i walked through it with this 0.98

01:08:34.920 crowd because a lot of our listeners are going to understand what i'm talking about and i've just

01:08:40.440 been looking actually you know what it's because um jason mirin chug is here um and so jason what

01:08:47.060 we're gonna be talking about is the uh city of london the bank of london which we talked about

01:08:52.360 on our last interview on his show by the way where is that i don't know i can't find it anywhere

01:08:59.000 but he went off on a segment maybe a rant you might call it about the city of london and the

01:09:06.000 bank of england um and its role in engineering world events what are you about to say if it

01:09:11.300 no if it hasn't been released yet it's probably because it was on miran chuck later

01:09:14.860 oh get it sorry you know what okay okay you know what yeah um now i was i was triggered

01:09:27.420 not only triggered into looking at this not only because of um that discussion but it started with

01:09:34.760 this tweet here um from alex craner and um i'm going to show you a bit of an interview yet with

01:09:44.560 uh tom luongo who's a very prolific person in our space um finance minded economics minded

01:09:51.500 really goes into like when i hear the city london and the bank of england

01:09:56.540 i think of you know i spoke to matt errett before i think of the multi-polarity sector i think of

01:10:03.700 that sphere that sees like sort of the the uk as the center of evil in the world whereas other

01:10:11.420 people in our political space would say it's the jews and they would substitute the anglo for the

01:10:16.540 jews and so i was always skeptical about going that far however there's something there there's

01:10:22.760 something there with this ancient bank in guiding world events in the same way any bank of significance

01:10:29.680 would be guiding world events but i was looking at this tweet it didn't make a lot of sense to me

01:10:33.800 when i saw it but it's on thursday the 16th 16th of january hearings for treasury secretary nominee

01:10:39.280 scott besant produced a stunning revelation there's actually a proposal to move the clearing

01:10:44.880 of u.s treasuries the world's largest most important market to the uk under control of

01:10:49.840 the bank of england what does that mean this is huge controlling the exchange and clearing mechanism

01:10:55.600 would enable the bank of england to manipulate the price of u.s sovereign debt potentially allowing

01:11:01.120 the uk to destabilize the united states this has been britain's mo for centuries as described in

01:11:08.320 the great red dragon which we'll get to in a minute yet there's been no discussion no media

01:11:13.160 coverage no public debate about this what's the benefit to the u.s if any what does this well where

01:11:19.040 does this proposal originate who's lobbying it through and why in short no benefit to the u.s

01:11:24.120 um after publishing my own analysis i had a discussion about this with a crypto

01:11:28.760 some guy some guy if the u.s abandons special relationship the uk is in big trouble with very

01:11:35.700 adverse impact on the pound gilts which is uk sovereign debt and maybe the ftse for investors

01:11:42.240 traders will publish a cta newsletter uh to prevail we have to understand the issues particularly

01:11:49.040 those being deliberately concealed from us this in no time to cheer for this is no time to cheer

01:11:54.140 for trump and his team but to keep the pressure and demand real change reforms and the truth so

01:11:58.500 what he was outlining there was a historic battle and my good friend stormy waters talks about this

01:12:05.060 as well um and we'll probably have him and a couple other people on in the future to discuss

01:12:09.300 this in more detail but there is a struggle occurring between america and the bank of

01:12:15.860 england a financial struggle on who can control sort of the sovereign economy and the whole world

01:12:23.740 oh got sean wyland here saying the quiet part out loud city of london and we're going to get

01:12:29.500 to that in a second because i have a few more sources about um you know how the basically the

01:12:35.340 jews factor into this um and mirin chuck now is pointing to it's on my subsec the national film

01:12:40.320 board of canada copyright strike my the white youtube version okay that's where our discussion

01:12:45.760 went so i we talked to mirin i want to direct people to that to make sure they hear him discuss

01:12:51.280 it as well um dimes you got get stormy luongo on a panel for co-prounds that's absolutely true i'm

01:12:58.300 going to reach out to them in short order to discuss this a bit more detail um so yeah that

01:13:05.220 was a tweet that really set me going and that directed me to a um a podcast that i was listening

01:13:12.540 to just to give people a bit of extra context about where tom luongo is coming from because

01:13:18.660 this is he's been beating this drum for a long long time and i've got he's interviewing alex

01:13:23.440 trainer who is the guy from that tweet thread we just saw so i'm just going to play this for a

01:13:28.560 bit it's a 1.5 speed um this episode look right here episode 190 of the gold goats and guns

01:13:35.680 podcast check that out alex craner and how all financial fuses lead to london that's the title

01:13:43.120 so it's going to let go here the whole system is going to pay for those losses it means that

01:13:47.600 they're going to print up so much money that the system is going to go into hyperinflation possibly

01:13:51.840 or at least very high inflation which means that they're going to rob the whole population of the

01:13:56.160 uk and everybody who holds holds uh pounds denominated assets is going to get screwed

01:14:01.120 in the back end yeah yeah it actually even dovetails into what you just said previously

01:14:05.840 about 160 million dollars the bank of england was set to lose because now you can triple that figure

01:14:09.200 or you can quadruple that figure because they're going to because the bank of england is going to

01:14:12.080 pay those repos out at par and then those repos are going to be quietly just constantly rolled

01:14:17.040 over and then eventually those bonds are going to go to zero and then they're not going to be

01:14:20.720 unwound right and the bank of english is going to turn right around and go well no we have to

01:14:25.120 default on all we have to just eat all that and then we're going to have to just issue new we're

01:14:28.700 going to issue a new currency britain's gone broke what at least twice in the past and both times

01:14:32.600 they did it they did the george soros thing about we issue consoles like they need a means by which

01:14:38.560 to default on the debt sip all the bondholders so the guilt market what you're saying like the

01:14:43.680 end game of this is that the guilt market goes to the goes the the guilt market goes to infinity

01:14:48.200 or negative infinity.

01:14:49.220 It goes to zero.

01:14:50.360 And then they're going to have to restart the whole system,

01:14:53.360 pay off the bond holders, not pay them anything

01:14:55.180 other than a coupon payment in perpetuity,

01:14:57.240 again, just like the Brits have done in the past.

01:14:59.300 And yeah, we're always staring at the same situation

01:15:01.700 over and over and over again with these people.

01:15:02.980 Yeah, yeah.

01:15:03.660 Well, you know, the reason why we are staring at the situation

01:15:07.180 over and over and over again

01:15:08.140 is because the system is designed exactly to lead to that end.

01:15:11.480 Yes.

01:15:11.820 The ultimate, you know, with the monetary systems

01:15:14.660 that we have throughout the world,

01:15:16.040 So the collapse, the ultimate collapse of the system is a mathematical certainty.

01:15:22.000 Well, it's even funnier you say this, right?

01:15:24.000 And I don't know why I didn't connect these dots earlier, but now I'm going to connect one for you.

01:15:27.380 Let's go back to Brown's bottom.

01:15:28.860 So we can go on for a while with that.

01:15:31.640 Again, there's not one perfect soundbite in that that explains where we're going.

01:15:37.020 But what they were discussing was the war in Ukraine, how the Bank of England and thereby the city of London are wound up in Ukraine.

01:15:45.480 how the interlocking loans and debts basically the bank of england is engineering a situation

01:15:51.960 where they can get all their money out um and so he's saying that the bank of england is sort of

01:15:59.900 the cause of not only this conflict but a lot of people would say the cause of every global

01:16:04.700 conflict and that's where i think it goes a bit too far however i haven't read you know that much

01:16:11.760 into it but what do you think about that like base so far on what he's been saying have you

01:16:16.540 heard about this war with the bank of english city of london all that nope this is all totally new to

01:16:20.960 me wild shit and a lot of it references this pdf right here titled the great red dragon or

01:16:29.620 london money power this is published in 1890 by george e stevens um 0.95

01:16:36.720 mirjik now is uh chiming in the international bond market is worth about four quadrillion dollars by

01:16:43.140 the way and that is not a troll number um i believe that completely so i'm just going to

01:16:50.160 kind of pull from this just this is one of the original documents explaining the relationship

01:16:56.120 between america and the bank of england and also the city of london and one thing that i had heard

01:17:03.700 that i had to look up to verify was that the city of london is really its own entity it's a lot like

01:17:09.540 vatican city in a sense and many many episodes ago we read the book the history of the kings of

01:17:16.180 britain which is an ancient text that was explaining how england was founded and londonium

01:17:23.900 and uh you know the first the settlers of the area and the wars with rome and everything

01:17:28.920 clearing the island of giants and all these fantastic tales king arthur merlin and the like

01:17:35.100 um but one of the things that is clear that is that you know it was founded by

01:17:41.480 you know the romans it was founded by the britons and there was one claim made uh in one of the

01:17:48.540 texts i read that said that it was actually founded by jews that london the city was like

01:17:55.040 uh a refugee camp for you know khazars who are you know like the the bad type of ashkenazi jew

01:18:02.500 i'm not sure i believe that i'm not sure i'm going to surrender that because okay in this

01:18:08.360 whole thing you try to figure out okay if you're saying city london and the bank of england sounds

01:18:13.360 like what you're saying is anglos are the global bad guys which is why so many multi-polarity

01:18:17.820 advocates latch on to this because the uk and the english are the great satan in that narrative

01:18:25.400 They just substitute Jews with the Anglos, and they see them as the source of all imperialism worldwide.

01:18:32.360 So you can see why that's so popular in that space.

01:18:35.480 However, people from our side will look at that and say, actually, if you think about it, they are Jews.

01:18:41.060 And so that's just how they hand wave that away.

01:18:43.180 I don't subscribe to that.

01:18:45.840 And some people might think I'm making that up.

01:18:47.160 No, I've read that a couple of different places.

01:18:49.960 So I don't go down that.

01:18:52.020 However, the Bank of England seems to be Jewish, and that's where it gets tied in with the Rothschilds.

01:19:00.140 So the city of London is not New Israel.

01:19:03.660 However, the Bank of London is, clearly is.

01:19:07.640 And a long, long time ago, we even reviewed, what was it, Central Bank?

01:19:12.320 There's that famous book about central banking and the history of central banking.

01:19:17.740 That's a hard-to-find book.

01:19:19.280 And it was the same thing.

01:19:20.260 it was a story of the Rothschilds and the story of the creation of the central banks in America

01:19:25.340 when the founding fathers were so opposed to central banks. And it showed the sort of conniving

01:19:32.180 forces that led to that being created in America all those years ago. Yeah. The city of London

01:19:38.240 predates London, the city, says Jason Mironchuk. I'm going to just throw in some comments that can

01:19:44.320 speak to the veracity of what I'm saying or challenge me. I'm not sure. The size of the

01:19:49.300 over-the-counter derivatives is a few orders of magnitude bigger if i recall correctly this is

01:19:53.780 sean wyland and they're all interest rates sensitive to those targets for government bonds

01:19:58.220 you mentioned uh jason says kazars are part of the og city of london but the modern version

01:20:04.180 houses all the old euro banking farms and not that's not just jewish and exactly that's what

01:20:09.440 i was getting to where you know i don't want to start like breaking out the magnifying glass and

01:20:13.800 say actually it's because they will say that all forms of loans ever have always been jewish and

01:20:19.960 i'm not sure i subscribe to that what do you think what do you think about all this so far

01:20:24.060 you follow me on this uh yeah i'm following all right i'm gonna just pull from this i'm going to

01:20:29.400 page three here so it says an imperialism of capital has grown up within the last two centuries

01:20:36.400 from small beginnings until is now the mightiest power that has ever existed on earth it is an

01:20:41.740 imperialism mightier than the empire of the caesars grander than the empire of napoleon

01:20:46.480 and the hour of his highest glory in comparison with it all other empires sink into comparative

01:20:51.780 insignificance this titanic power is the imperialism of capital which i call by way of

01:20:57.020 distinction the money power and so i'm going to skip ahead i'm going to skip ahead through a lot

01:21:03.400 of this um i'd recommend people find it we're talking about the great red dragon um it says

01:21:09.800 The power of the world had origin and small beginnings in the 18th century, but has reached its grand development in our own age.

01:21:16.140 It had its origin in the British East India Company.

01:21:19.280 It has grown up so quietly that its grand centralization has not attracted the attention of mankind.

01:21:25.640 Indeed, it has only become powerful enough in our own age to produce startling effects upon the industry of the world.

01:21:32.080 The ages before the invention of the steam engine, the chief commerce of the world consisted of the interchange between the temperate zone and the tropics.

01:21:38.420 there was but little interchange between the different countries in the temperate zone

01:21:42.140 for all having the same climate and agricultural productions each country produced sufficient

01:21:46.120 for its own consumption uh let's skip ahead to page 11 here so um this has been the regular

01:21:58.980 method of the money kings for the last hundred years starting new manufacturers new shipping

01:22:03.880 companies, new trading companies, getting in all the outside capital possible, then freezing out

01:22:08.900 minority stakeholders, stockholders, and throttling outside competitions, getting all nations in debt

01:22:15.780 to them and making parasite investments on the amount of the deficit of the balance of trade,

01:22:20.920 putting in the profits derived from the East India Company first, and then not only putting

01:22:25.540 in its profits, but continually reinvesting all the profits of all enterprises in the country.

01:22:30.280 even in the beginning of the second era of growth of the money power it realized immense profits

01:22:36.420 profits so great as enabled the money kings to loan the money necessary for both sides to sustain

01:22:41.960 the immense armaments of wars of the french revolution and this is something that's been

01:22:46.220 remarked upon in other books how the bank of england and these other institutions would fund

01:22:50.520 both sides of the conflict and find a way to profit on the conflict itself i think if you trace

01:22:57.340 this back to what he's talking here it's sort of the dawn of this era of monetizing war and

01:23:03.680 certainly there is always people who can make money off of war off of you know you know conquering

01:23:10.000 a land and taking its resources and vice versa but you know the idea that there could be a third

01:23:14.760 party that can monetize a conflict i do think that would have emerged around this era and would

01:23:20.120 have been historically unprecedented i would you know people can fact check me on that to go back

01:23:25.380 to rome i'm sure there was money changers involved there too um i'll just check here the

01:23:33.220 during oh yeah mirin chuck says during cover the u.s and trillions to all the old euro banks that's 0.95

01:23:40.680 true uh sex frequent says dude so many people are jumping in joy at the occasion to hate uk

01:23:46.900 people again and i'm one of them um let's get the 17 here the money power has been continually

01:23:57.880 widening its operations in each successive era of its rise the first era was the era of the east

01:24:03.980 india company and of commerce based upon tropical products and the exchange of those products in the

01:24:08.840 second era the money power added steam manufacturers to the trade uh with the tropics which it

01:24:14.180 previously held in the third era of its rise the money power added to its previous sources of wealth

01:24:18.700 the vast power derived from the possession of steam transportation in railroads and steam

01:24:24.440 ships so due to when this was written rail lines seemed like the big thing and like coal yeah

01:24:31.760 exactly like that's revolutionary yeah um uh johnson said the uk isn't a health service with

01:24:39.160 a country attached it's an international money laundering operation with a country attached

01:24:43.940 which puts them firmly in the middle that's like half of all countries now yeah exactly i like that

01:24:50.000 that way of summarizing uh 17 uh nope we just did that skip ahead to page 57 again i'm skipping a

01:24:58.660 lot here but i would recommend people read this at uh their first convenience so devourings of

01:25:05.300 the money power in the u.s this is where we get into its relationship with the united states which

01:25:10.100 is where this was written the money power as we have seen has already devoured many of our great

01:25:14.400 lines of industry is now enveloping every industry it is not already devoured is crushing them in the

01:25:20.280 folds of its capital preparatory to devouring them by their monopoly of transportation the railroads

01:25:26.100 are securing a monopoly of the coal supply for mines owned by them in some instances before the

01:25:31.860 passage of the interest in commerce law they refuse transportation to coal of other companies

01:25:37.520 they usually form a separate company which owns the coal mines and they have given special rates

01:25:42.240 to such companies and one thing he detailed in this that i didn't get to was the process of

01:25:48.080 setting basically describing shell companies saying that the bank does invest but it'll take

01:25:53.040 three of its employees to start a shell company and they will invest in it so from the outside

01:25:58.880 it's not just the bank doing everything and this would have been an innovation for that era of

01:26:04.160 setting up this in like this multitude of fronts but you know to the people of the era that would

01:26:11.580 sound you know preposterous like it does you're used to seeing like the one tree trunk that's

01:26:18.180 you know everything's branching off from but you know it's much different than uh 0.99

01:26:22.420 yo bs is a podcast the two gay guys attached oh oh oh fuck uh he got us just turn it off 0.99

01:26:34.840 we're done we're going fucking out of here um even under the interstate law regulating railroad 0.99

01:26:42.400 traffic their monopoly of coal mines is not hindered for even if they made equal charges 0.93

01:26:46.560 of their own coal and now the companies yet okay um and it goes you can kind of see the titles here

01:26:52.840 going through tales and accounts of how this money power has devoured american industries

01:26:59.800 from the perspective of the late 1800s a lot of these would have been lost to the sands of time

01:27:05.140 but um you know product oil production coal production corn farms everything like that

01:27:12.560 the devouring of the retail trade um skip the page what was that 90 what's that 98

01:27:24.220 hold on okay uh what the money power has been doing in this country it's been doing all over

01:27:32.640 the world all over the earth it is extending its empire over industry commerce and wealth

01:27:37.360 the national debts of the world now amount to about 26 billion dollars wow that must have seemed

01:27:43.720 like a lot back then what are we at right now 20 quadrillion dollars just a number that it could

01:27:52.700 be made up it could be not my my individual mind has no utility for the number that large right

01:27:59.940 it's estimated that the entire indebtedness of the world national state country municipal

01:28:05.180 corporate and individual amounts to over 70 billion dollars wow we your three-fourths of

01:28:10.860 three-fourths of this indebtedness is owed to the money power and that's a moderate estimate

01:28:15.340 then at four percent the income from interest alone amounts to um two billion a year beside

01:28:22.700 this as the profits derived from its manufacturers uh from all these sources the money power have an

01:28:27.860 annual revenue vast beyond computation in the united states the money power is making almost

01:28:33.440 all the money that is made our people used to get the liverpool price for our produce the profits

01:28:38.160 being divided between the producer the merchant who shipped and the ship owner who carried it

01:28:43.200 but after the money power bought our ships we only made the profits received at the seaboard

01:28:47.440 and now the money power has devoured our import and export seaboard trade our railroads basically

01:28:55.360 just to skip that he's described the creation of the bank of england and how it has taken over

01:29:00.880 Now, I think it would be fair to say that due to the central banks in America, like America would not just be a passive victim in all of this, that there is a financial war that's occurring.

01:29:14.880 And if we'd speak to Stormy Waters about this or Tom Luongo, as we will in the future, what we're seeing is a power struggle currently with the Bank of England on the downslope, that it's in trouble right now.

01:29:29.940 And America might be seizing back its financial sovereignty for the Bank of England.

01:29:37.940 Oh, yeah.

01:29:38.240 Mirchuk, just say infinity money, same difference.

01:29:41.540 True.

01:29:42.320 Yeah.

01:29:42.420 Vorpal Anvil says

01:29:47.020 sports ball is over, time to go back to blackpilling 1.00

01:29:49.680 oh shit, is Salmonfish here? 0.99

01:29:54.580 there we go, Salmonfish 1.00

01:29:56.420 Trump's stolen valor is merely there to distract

01:29:59.660 Salmonfish, you love to see him

01:30:02.560 he's always in here, he's getting in the mix

01:30:05.640 he's having fun, he's in a different dimension

01:30:09.000 man yeah phi equals one times phi over one times one times one where one times one equals two that

01:30:15.260 is absolutely right dude i could not have said that better myself yeah nuff said i usually tend

01:30:21.740 to put my view of the world in terms of phi that's a good starting point ezra uh el says ezra pound

01:30:28.720 once said the anglo out jude the jew you know people bring up the rothschild like the rothschild

01:30:35.240 is like a shorthand for jewish banking stuff but the rothgiles are still relevant uh they are a

01:30:42.560 important dynasty in this whole thing but uh they are far from the only one um so to me this is all

01:30:50.020 very valid very true but i still think it is just a uh a slice of the pie it's going to go to 119

01:30:57.260 because it starts to get real real funny here so it gets in the esoteric stuff let's just roll up

01:31:03.400 here i'll show you how we get there we're getting into the bible now the great red dragon a symbol

01:31:08.700 of the london money power the seven heads and the ten horns you thought you could get away without

01:31:16.260 any esoteric stuff didn't you he got off the football game you're bloated with with what

01:31:24.140 with rolls and beer you're all suds up you know i'm just gonna tune in they're gonna call someone 0.97

01:31:31.020 Indian and gay for a couple hours. 0.96

01:31:33.200 Guess what? We're calling a bank 0.99

01:31:35.120 a demon. And I got the receipts

01:31:37.100 to back it up. The seven heads and the ten horns.

01:31:39.380 The seven heads and ten horns appear three

01:31:41.040 times in the book of Revelation. The following

01:31:43.180 is the text of the passage where the seven heads

01:31:45.320 and ten horns appear upon the body

01:31:47.120 of the beast from the sea. And I

01:31:49.080 stood upon the sand of the sea and saw a beast rise

01:31:51.100 up out of the sea, having seven heads and ten

01:31:53.120 horns. And upon his horns, ten crowns.

01:31:55.140 And upon his heads, the name of

01:31:57.100 blasphemy. Basically

01:31:59.040 we're calling the bank of

01:32:01.020 of england demonic we scroll ahead here and you got some evidence here the mode of identifying

01:32:06.220 symbols with the powers they symbolize as i wish to set forth the evidence that the dragon is the

01:32:11.240 symbol of the london money power in regular order i desire in the first place to show

01:32:15.340 the method by which expositors may prophesy prove that the symbols of prophecy symbol 0.65

01:32:20.740 that's a weird fucking sentence okay should i try that i'm not going to try that again that 0.68

01:32:25.580 sounds like that's a weird i think even back then that's a weird sentence to write uh this 0.97

01:32:29.860 can best be done by means of illustrations okay in prophecy objects of the natural world are

01:32:34.700 employed to symbolize represent objects which they resemble in the political world thus an

01:32:39.380 earthquake which breaks down and destroys objects in the world of nature is made the symbol of a

01:32:43.740 revolution a storm of lightning and thunder the effect of conflicting winds and opposite

01:32:48.680 electrical conditions in the natural world is made the symbol of a great war rising in a furious

01:32:53.700 opposition so he's breaking down the symbolism of the bank of london the lion with eagle's wings

01:32:59.680 saying that it's communicating to us subtly

01:33:03.400 that it is perhaps a Luciferian organization

01:33:07.240 that this is a war between good and evil.

01:33:11.160 It isn't just a war between the city of London

01:33:13.880 and America, the West even, all of Europe.

01:33:18.260 This is Satan versus God.

01:33:21.760 Now, what do you think about all that?

01:33:23.560 Woo!

01:33:24.440 I mean, look, to the extent that the prophecy is a thing,

01:33:29.420 it's going to be there somewhere.

01:33:30.940 Like you're eventually somebody is going to point to one of these patterns

01:33:33.180 and it's going to be true.

01:33:34.220 But also, is it this one?

01:33:37.060 I don't know.

01:33:37.880 Okay.

01:33:38.240 We've got to throw it to Salmonfish here.

01:33:40.260 That's why Trump met with the Jap prime minister last second emergency

01:33:44.640 meeting to race me, but I solved it quite quickly.

01:33:48.240 The battle of the internet, DARPA versus McKenna,

01:33:51.220 an upgraded binary code.

01:33:53.060 He's talking about the fact that he had went ahead and solved McKenna's

01:33:55.640 mapping of the I Ching time elements to the Western material sciences,

01:33:58.820 resolving neoliberalism

01:34:00.480 which Terrence created on accident

01:34:02.860 with accelerated boundary dissolution.

01:34:05.680 Sam Fish, we should

01:34:07.060 just have him on the show. I gotta get him

01:34:09.060 on the show. I bet he would turn

01:34:11.040 us down. I bet

01:34:12.980 he would tell us to go screw. He's on some 0.99

01:34:15.060 time cube shit, man. Mirrenchuk 1.00

01:34:17.220 chimes in here.

01:34:18.920 America didn't have control of its own currency

01:34:21.180 until last year. That means

01:34:22.920 it never had control of its economy.

01:34:24.920 Check out LIBOR versus SOFOR.

01:34:26.720 The funny thing is, that is almost as incomprehensible

01:34:30.120 to me as Salmonfish.

01:34:34.220 So, Mirjad, if you could

01:34:35.860 explain that a bit further.

01:34:38.080 I've heard LIBOR before

01:34:40.060 on Zero Hedge, but to me,

01:34:41.760 when I see it, I just read Time Cube.

01:34:44.760 Yeah, to us,

01:34:45.960 everything's esoteric.

01:34:49.220 If you're

01:34:50.020 illiterate enough, everything 1.00

01:34:51.580 is fucking dark magic. 0.98

01:34:56.720 oh johnson makes a good point uh commies had some good ideas about bankers yeah hey there you go 1.00

01:35:03.140 um sex freakman says the best part about narratives like this no matter how stupid 0.99

01:35:09.380 they sound people with a lot of money and power will believe whatever makes them 0.97

01:35:12.940 a major character in the story um and mirichuk is throwing it to future chapters of tales of

01:35:19.220 the shadow empire is going to dive into the shadow church and that's a series that jason

01:35:23.560 has called uh tales from the shadow empire um that's a sort of a pay-per-view thing you buy

01:35:29.560 those you get a whole series if you purchase that it's very good like i said stormy waters

01:35:34.640 and some people we've talked to in the past they're big into this sort of thing um i i'm

01:35:41.140 big into it insofar as i believe the history i believe the relationship when i hear serious

01:35:47.120 financial people talk about that there's some wild power imbalances going on with uh the purchase

01:35:53.080 you know i just heard today that america had purchased all the gold that the bank of england

01:36:00.540 had and that's extreme let me see if i could find that keep on talking judas uh they have the gold

01:36:09.600 i don't know i don't know who has the gold man no you could just talk about anything you don't need

01:36:13.420 to just speculate on the thing oh cool cool all right all right so here's the thing this one time

01:36:18.380 I was doing drywall.

01:36:19.900 I was a scab on site.

01:36:21.520 They had me doing drywall.

01:36:22.840 I'd never done drywall before.

01:36:23.980 Okay, yeah.

01:36:24.440 We had a request for you to go off on drywall.

01:36:26.720 I know.

01:36:27.040 That's why I was doing it.

01:36:28.360 I can do it.

01:36:29.040 I got it.

01:36:29.400 That's my one drywall story.

01:36:30.780 That's all I got.

01:36:32.260 Okay.

01:36:33.200 Let me just say this, but I actually want to get back to the drywall thing.

01:36:36.820 London is in the grips of a gold shortage as traders line up for lease get bars out of the Bank of England and ship them to the U.S. amid fears of tariffs on imports.

01:36:46.080 um so when trump starts talking tariffs you know maybe this is related to that it's hard for me to

01:36:54.220 think that's not related um the bank of england released a statement regarding their four eight 0.97

01:37:00.620 week lead time to deliver gold to clients the same reads we sold off all our fucking gold 0.96

01:37:05.360 what a brish looking guy too right 0.96

01:37:09.100 a visit to the bank of england with some bitcoiners

01:37:14.320 um the bank of england says that the uk productivity situation is even worse than

01:37:20.540 previously thought it's falling fast and the bank doesn't fully understand why

01:37:24.160 anyway bank of england selling off a lot of gold people are panicking tariff related probably some

01:37:30.520 part of some larger power play is what i presume um you the gold price is insane right now people

01:37:37.460 are calling it a city of london bank gold run gold bank run if you believe that um yeah ted

01:37:43.880 lafaro anyone knows how gold prices are skyrocketing right now i heard talk of that

01:37:47.760 earlier this week like people are watching the bitcoin price which is stable now like 95k

01:37:53.980 i have gold coin and silver and i'm like i'm just kicking myself that i don't have any gold i used

01:37:59.600 to hold gold and i sold it i just fuck man oh here's a jason under libor the city of london 0.84

01:38:05.640 decided what the u.s currency traded at the u.s fed changed over to so far last year putting the 0.99

01:38:10.920 u.s in charge of its currency that's the explanation you know for a couple of ham and

01:38:16.940 eggers like us i don't even know if i can make heads or tails that i'm gonna take it as true 0.94

01:38:20.320 libor so far how about um uh fucking uh how about tnd yeah 0.98

01:38:30.180 how about uh it's a library you got these fucking golden how about getting a hummer 0.98

01:38:38.060 while you're driving how about you so for these nuts thank you there it was he saw it and he went 0.98

01:38:43.400 for it um let me just check this okay salmon fish back in the chat um it must be a dead chat because

01:38:51.220 i'm really going out of the salmon fish comments because 1.618 was unresolving and square root of

01:38:59.040 five was never sold me and the golden ratio was never actually presented i notice he has not 0.97

01:39:04.220 accepted your invitation man he left us on oh man damn how the fuck am i gonna get jared taylor on 0.90

01:39:16.540 if i can't get king salmon fish on um so yeah anyway that's really all i had planned for that 0.94

01:39:24.940 segments um that's all i think i can speak to but i am going to get a panel going in the future for

01:39:31.840 all this um so were you done with the drywall thing because apparently there was a big conversation

01:39:38.940 going on about drywall and people i think i think it was a bit because uh appa and i share a hatred 0.98

01:39:46.360 of philosophy and reading and academics so he's just saying fuck your show i just want to hear 0.97

01:39:53.240 judas talk shit about drywall as a thing this is i mean i don't i don't actually have three hours 0.99

01:39:58.800 of drywall stories i have one drywall story because uh i'm not a drywall guy sean here 0.97

01:40:04.260 reminds me of frederick list delineating between merchant power and industrial power and that's a

01:40:09.040 book that we covered quite a while ago we covered two books uh back to back one was um what was it

01:40:15.560 the theory of political economy yeah by frederick list and then right after that it was free trade

01:40:21.720 doesn't work by i want to say ian fletcher both made essentially the same arguments about

01:40:29.880 the importance of scalable industry frederick list was written i think around 1920 maybe whereas

01:40:37.740 ian fletcher's was written you know much later i think in the post 2000 i'm pretty sure so it's

01:40:44.240 interesting i was making the exact same financial argument across time but with with basically what

01:40:50.000 Frederick List was predicting having come to pass and what we do from there. The biggest takeaway

01:40:56.040 from those books, I always think about this. There's a lot of great information in there, but

01:41:02.000 it was one with Ian Fletcher's free trade doesn't work. You'll hear this from Third Worldist too,

01:41:08.860 that we talked about the global marketplace or global trade. Global trade technically only

01:41:14.740 involves a handful of nations western nations and then they're vassal states that feed into

01:41:21.060 global trade but it's really only driven by a few countries in europe and then japan and

01:41:26.900 kind of china but not really but yeah let's just say china too but then the rest are just feeding

01:41:32.100 into that and it was saying that how does a nation you know accumulate enough sovereignty

01:41:38.920 to get into that stratosphere and it was using the example of the uk and it was saying that um

01:41:44.200 what you need is scalable industries and this is why america and and countries that know what

01:41:49.920 they're talking about are so obsessed with developing new technologies because they are

01:41:54.340 a multiplier of capital they're not going to take us into modern monetary theory but the idea in

01:42:01.800 short is that you know if you have agricultural land there's a low ceiling on how much yield you

01:42:06.400 can get from that how much profit you can extract because you're limited by just what the land can

01:42:10.740 produce. And it's also pretty erratic. However, with

01:42:14.940 manufacturing with automation, the idea was you can actually

01:42:17.740 develop technologies that get things done faster and more

01:42:19.920 efficiently. So if you pour money into it, more money comes

01:42:22.920 out, and it doesn't necessarily have to maximize the space, you

01:42:27.060 can extract more capital from a smaller, you know, topography.

01:42:32.520 And that's gone even more and more accelerated with information

01:42:35.640 technology. So that's why these countries are so interested in

01:42:37.860 that but there are nations that have not grasped that that they think oh we're gonna pin our hopes

01:42:46.460 on real estate and agriculture and natural resources and natural resources are a gamble

01:42:51.720 because sure you could find the the biggest deposit of x mineral you know hopefully but if

01:42:59.340 you don't then you don't control that so the idea of sovereignty is that you can control it you have

01:43:04.400 mastery over it and you're not just a slave to the nature of it all so what they were saying was

01:43:10.760 what's interesting in the case of england and a lot of these other countries was that

01:43:14.720 they embraced free trade for a bit and then they they closed off their borders they instituted

01:43:21.760 tariffs and economic protectionism until they could generate their own sort of manufacturing

01:43:28.520 base in their country then they opened it up to free trade later on when they could actually

01:43:33.660 compete but if you are a nation that wants to engage and interface with the free trade marketplace

01:43:39.540 and you have not taken the steps to really generate your own manufacturing base then you're

01:43:44.520 just a slave to it and other case other cases of this japan and richard werner's princes of the yen

01:43:50.420 is the most detailed example in my opinion of how they did how a post-war country that wasn't in

01:43:56.960 europe because you can find european examples but let's say you don't let's say you want to just see

01:44:00.880 how this process works elsewhere in Japan was a great example of doing that and rising very very

01:44:07.180 quickly to enter into that global marketplace sorry I cut you off there no no no I I just I

01:44:13.160 agree oh salmon fish he will do a stream okay perfect oh Jim Bob went four hours with salmon

01:44:21.620 fish recently I gotta hear this um anyway so those were the two examples three examples actually of

01:44:29.380 how this uh how this works on a global scale and we covered princes at the end fairly recently

01:44:34.580 those other two books you have to go back to the archives we do have clips of those

01:44:38.500 if you check out our youtube channel let me just pull that up on the screen everything should be

01:44:46.100 there blood salad here we go yeah here we go blood salad check us out on youtube it's going to have

01:44:54.900 all of those videos i got a short it's got her live on there too all our previous streams scroll

01:45:00.100 down and you will find um there's this one that's the japanese shadow war economy that's when we get

01:45:06.740 the more detail there um yeah so scroll down and you'll find it anyway i guess we can probably end

01:45:13.460 soonish because i don't i had one more video to maybe get to but we don't have enough time for it

01:45:19.620 unfortunately we might save that for the next one the next no oh geez i want to do it right

01:45:27.380 it's 40 minutes long and um it's uh i'll just preview it here let's see it's gonna be this

01:45:35.500 it was a fifth estate uh little mini documentary inside the interrogation room the men who are

01:45:41.380 themselves at the convoy protests this is uh the the coots the couch trial that people are talking

01:45:48.000 about the diagonal was involved all the stuff they produced this highly amusing you know a little

01:45:54.780 film here um you know what let's just watch a bit of what's fifth state cbc right like this is a

01:46:01.260 state it's so funny because like it's state comments are turned off 100 funded by the federal

01:46:06.560 government about a case where they were trying to arrest enemies of the federal government 0.98

01:46:12.460 like does anybody believe this shit it's unreal let's just watch a bit of it yeah yeah let's 0.96

01:46:18.340 let's just take a look i i i had a lot of fun watching this 0.98

01:46:23.100 the following program contains coarse language

01:46:28.800 viewer discretion is advised like they think it's still telling

01:46:32.320 on this edition of the fifth estate we return to the pandemic a time of mandates

01:46:42.420 lockdowns, and chaos in the streets across Canada.

01:46:45.280 I hope every border in Canada is blocked.

01:46:47.140 There's no excuses. This is war.

01:46:49.780 But in the background, a movement was taking shape,

01:46:52.160 prepared to confront the government with violence.

01:46:54.860 The dangerous criminal activity was real and organized.

01:46:59.000 A high-risk undercover operation.

01:47:01.440 Allegations of a plot to murder police officers.

01:47:04.000 They had India crosshairs.

01:47:05.760 Agents of the state.

01:47:07.820 You're going to see that guy a lot. 0.94

01:47:09.380 what we just saw was an african lesbian pulled from the jungle primeval glasses so far down his 0.78

01:47:18.400 nose that they are just ornamental at that point that's not even for reading that is a costume 0.94

01:47:25.760 pair of glasses look at this guy look at this side of beef this guy this is this guy i want to have

01:47:33.980 him on my side you try to make this guy not look cool by having a guy with no sleeves and like 0.97

01:47:39.420 arms the size of fucking thighs in here uh being interrogated look he could he could look at the 0.99

01:47:45.120 guy who's interrogating he could rip that guy's head right off yeah we would encourage him to do 1.00

01:47:51.300 so video never before broadcast shows police trying to crack a group fueled by conspiracies

01:47:57.260 i told you man there was no time for nothing what happens when people come out from behind

01:48:01.520 their screens and act the danger is that that was edited really weird like what makes it cause

01:48:06.820 leave screens and act like they cut him off yeah i've never haven't watched this uh halfway through

01:48:12.860 i've never seen a presenter edited so viciously to like cut him off he's a guy named just an indian

01:48:21.160 man who's presenting um and you'll you can tell by the language that they're using that they really

01:48:27.780 had nothing to go off of here he said what happens when people go offline and act in real life because

01:48:33.560 there was no assassination there was no violence of any sort they found some guys who had legal

01:48:41.840 firearms and no real plan to do anything that's why they were let off that's why this was such a

01:48:47.840 blemish on the canadian judiciary but they're still trying to make a documentary you will see

01:48:52.680 in this documentary later on that they're like well you know what if they had tried them with

01:48:57.580 a different jury with the evidence that we presented in this maybe they would have decided

01:49:02.020 differently which is such a funny thing to say because that just makes the legal system seem

01:49:07.260 frivolous like a gamble right you know this jury could have them but maybe if we put them from

01:49:13.140 another jury they would have okay so this doesn't mean anything then yeah there is there's no facts 0.98

01:49:18.820 there's no logic it's just it's sentimental you fucking frauds one person in a hundred will 0.97

01:49:26.120 commit an act that might be awful i'm steven de souza this is the fifth estate 0.98

01:49:30.060 de souza huh just there's no way that that's the best guy to present like this this is a 50 year

01:49:37.040 old show so february 14 2022 so did you speak to a lawyer correct these men are about to face

01:49:48.180 off against the very force i had to say this guy here okay so for those listening we're looking at

01:49:52.000 a man who is the

01:49:53.920 guiltiest man I've ever seen in my life.

01:49:56.580 I'll give him a break.

01:49:58.360 I don't. Here's the thing.

01:49:59.400 I haven't been in this situation.

01:50:02.040 Right? I don't know how

01:50:03.480 I'd be a jitterbug, right?

01:50:05.680 But this is a guy,

01:50:07.220 if I can describe him, has his hoodie

01:50:09.480 pulled up and is

01:50:10.960 warming his hands like he's a hobo by the fire

01:50:13.780 and he's rocking back and forth.

01:50:15.340 If I were an inquisitor, I would

01:50:17.520 say, well, this man's obviously guilty of something.

01:50:20.560 Even if it's not this.

01:50:21.560 Like, we're going to find something for this guy.

01:50:24.280 Don't, I got nothing but sympathy for him.

01:50:26.940 But really, you got, you can't be in here.

01:50:29.440 Don't, like, get in the interrogation room and then put on your shades 1.00

01:50:32.580 like you're the biggest asshole at the poker table. 1.00

01:50:35.700 They're accused of plotting to murder. 1.00

01:50:37.880 At a time when the country was on edge,

01:50:40.000 the RCMP feared a small group was armed

01:50:42.060 and about to spark a shootout with police.

01:50:44.880 There's two sides to this, right?

01:50:46.280 And one light, right?

01:50:47.080 You're, you know, you're an extremist.

01:50:48.960 and there's another another people i think you're you know you're a hero telling up your principles

01:50:52.480 right so i just you know you see these feds in films interrogating the suspects and they walk in

01:50:59.280 with this suave charm and they psychoanalyze and they craft their personality around you when you 0.98

01:51:06.000 see feds in real life it's just such amateur hour like look at this fucking pudgy nothing here it's 0.98

01:51:13.120 like yeah look look buddy i'm your friend you know maybe i think you're a hero maybe i think 0.98

01:51:18.320 you i don't think you are but you know i just don't want to get you out of here you know maybe

01:51:24.000 why don't you tell me what your friends are up to there like just not even trying just like reading

01:51:30.640 from the notes reading the speech in front of the class well my job here is just to find out what

01:51:37.760 the fifth estate has been investigating the story for almost three years have you for most of that

01:51:42.080 time key evidence could not be published to protect the men's right to a fair trial that left a void

01:51:47.680 filled by rumors and misinformation now that the trial is over we can finally take you inside the

01:51:53.340 police investigation and inside the world of the accused actually we don't need this because we

01:51:59.060 know how the trial shook out yeah now the trial's over we'll give you the real story no we have the

01:52:04.040 real we have it yeah you're late that's the point of the trial is when the trial is that are you 0.89

01:52:10.560 saying that there was lies is that what you're accusing them of no then what the fuck the way 0.95

01:52:15.780 they're going to do is make you hate these guys and think that well we didn't get them for this 0.97

01:52:19.960 but we should get them for something later that's what that's look at this dead-eyed ghoul in front

01:52:25.520 of you look at this npc faced just does not deserve to be in front of a camera does not deserve to own

01:52:33.540 a camera early 2022 downtown Ottawa under siege a face-off over vaccine mandates this might have

01:52:48.360 been the last time I was happy this was great remember this remember like a really cool thing

01:52:55.480 happened and everyone like yeah you know I'm staying I'm not leaving until the mandates are

01:53:01.340 Anger spread across Canada, blockades multiplied, but the RCMP conducted its most serious operation

01:53:10.780 here on the border with Montana and the small village of Coots, Alberta.

01:53:15.340 I hope every border in Canada is blocked.

01:53:19.420 I hope the country shuts down.

01:53:21.420 Some protesters were openly hostile towards the government, police and mainstream media.

01:53:25.420 You guys start telling the truth?

01:53:27.420 You guys have helped destroy this country?

01:53:29.420 Can I just say something? 0.96

01:53:31.180 I'm seeing a lot of white people here.

01:53:34.460 I'm seeing a few aboriginals even.

01:53:38.100 Okay.

01:53:39.400 No Indians, no blacks.

01:53:42.300 The guy made the claim that I'm like,

01:53:43.760 I think this was mostly a white movement,

01:53:46.160 a Euro-Canadian movement, right?

01:53:47.960 Just based on what I saw.

01:53:50.300 The outcome of the trucker protest

01:53:52.080 is part of the reason the whole industry is Indian now,

01:53:54.200 because they did actually take these guys' trucks

01:53:56.820 and companies away.

01:53:57.600 you know that was one and one of the outcomes that was never widely reported but a lot of these guys

01:54:02.280 lost their their livelihoods lost their companies and everything and it was all sold off for a

01:54:06.600 nickel and now the indians own it so okay so this got sit here literally talked about nothing for an 1.00

01:54:12.680 hour until you got into anything go back to the super bowl you fucking faggot where do you think 1.00

01:54:17.840 you are what do you why are you here wrong show this is a show called blood sally hey we clown 1.00

01:54:25.020 around here take your ass back to uh what are you watching what are you watching uh 0.99

01:54:32.060 i don't want to name a show because it'll sound like i'm starting a fight okay the hallmark 1.00

01:54:35.900 christmas channel why don't you take uh take yourself back to the gay sex network 0.96

01:54:42.460 protesters effectively shut down alberta's most important port of entry 0.99

01:54:46.060 to pressure the authorities to withdraw covid safety measures

01:54:48.620 It was just a feeling of hope that finally there was a part of society.

01:54:59.180 Look at him, he put on his least threatening sweater.

01:55:05.180 I liked him before when he was like laughing in the street with the bloodlust in his eye.

01:55:10.380 That was a guy I'd like to get to know.

01:55:11.740 That is it. This is enough.

01:55:13.420 How have you been feeling during the pandemic leading up to these protests?

01:55:17.020 Frustration with the COVID mandates, restrictions,

01:55:19.900 the inconsistencies by health authorities and governments.

01:55:24.460 Van Huguenbos was a town councillor in nearby Fort McLeod.

01:55:29.500 He quickly became a leader and the face of the Coutts blockade.

01:55:33.420 This is a big protest, it's a big rally here, I love it.

01:55:36.380 But keeping it peaceful and making sure that nobody steps on the line

01:55:41.900 is our responsibility and my biggest concern.

01:55:45.100 protesters would gather at a roadside restaurant so it's kind of our little headquarters the

01:55:49.580 smuggler's saloon is called it's the name's perfect there i wonder if the protest was

01:55:56.140 altogether hurt by so much behind the scenes information being broadcast on like tick tock

01:56:01.260 and instagram and stuff you see what i'm saying like just having the protest and having but then

01:56:06.300 be like hey here's where we're meeting here's maybe that helped it spread right or maybe it

01:56:11.660 just actually gave too much information i don't know what i think i think as long as it look if it

01:56:19.500 genuinely was not violent and there was no plot and i don't think there was then it's probably

01:56:24.060 in their interest to make it a hundred percent open and transparent because then when everybody

01:56:28.540 who was there and involved sees how badly it spun in the media it's a huge win for the protesters

01:56:35.100 so also are we far enough away from this just speaking for ourselves not speaking for

01:56:44.520 the coots subjects or diagonal or any of the people involved in this is it safe for you and

01:56:51.500 i to say that i could i could have used a bit of violence oh i've been i've been there for the

01:56:58.620 whole time i i would have been fantastic if it was way way more extreme than it was i don't i

01:57:05.200 understand why it was what it was but um and look if i i wasn't in the country at the time if i had

01:57:11.180 been there i probably would have joined and i probably would not have been violent because i

01:57:15.140 mean i don't want to be the one guy going to prison but uh it would have been nice if we had

01:57:19.820 more than just the mandates dropped we'll get there one day yeah i just i think people are

01:57:25.580 generally not anti-violence it's important that you have to we have to all talk around it but i

01:57:31.580 mean yeah i think it would have been cool anyway a little bit of resistance evil by forces is nice

01:57:40.380 this is tony olenek he drove from claire's home about two hours away where he ran a gravel pit

01:57:47.160 and trucking company he filmed regular updates from the protest well she's 5 a.m start here

01:57:52.300 A little convoy is getting organized.

01:57:54.700 It's just guys being dudes.

01:57:56.100 It's been a great, marvelous day.

01:57:58.920 In the early days, it was very, I won't say chaotic because that sounds like there's a riot going on,

01:58:04.080 but it was very disorganized.

01:58:06.040 And it doesn't impact on the air force.

01:58:07.900 Coots Mayor Jim Willett and his council were not prepared for their village to be overrun.

01:58:12.180 It's like herding cats because you get them in a group and you make what you think is a decision

01:58:16.880 and then go out the door and it all goes sideways.

01:58:21.260 days into the block what a good way to say nothing at all by the way it's like i'm not saying it was

01:58:26.400 chaotic but i'm saying it was disorganized okay which is like it is it would it would seem

01:58:31.560 disorganized it was a bunch of trucks parked at odd angles yeah like you can tell he wants to say

01:58:37.460 that you know they were really roughing up the locals there is no they nothing nothing happened

01:58:42.380 yeah so far it's not as fucking everything they can to prosecute anybody who like sneezed and

01:58:48.680 there was nothing every one of the guys profiled sounds pretty cool it's like yeah he owned a 0.94

01:58:53.960 gravel pit and he has he's a father of two go figure hey they're all they're all white

01:58:59.320 middle-aged dads with small businesses i wonder why that pattern it can't be a pattern i mean

01:59:04.340 that's got to be totally random blockade police went to smugglers to give protesters an ultimatum

01:59:09.780 open the highway or be arrested

01:59:11.460 in the crowd recording the confrontation tony olenik just trying to intimidate and pressure

01:59:25.340 and cohere's a bunch of freedom loving truckers and people that are here it's mind-blowing i don't

01:59:31.420 know my wife calls it a spidey sense like you just you you sense that something is not right

01:59:37.060 the rcmp also sent something but what are you talking about what calls it is spidey 0.98

01:59:42.800 fucking jesus christ i could i had a sixth sense that something was right what do you what are you 0.96

01:59:47.940 saying what do you why are you talking about your wife why is your wife weighing in on this 1.00

01:59:51.400 why is your wife relating it back to marvel put her in the fucking commode 1.00

01:59:55.820 you chain that fucking bitch up and you talk to me mr mayor what are you talking about you got 1.00

02:00:02.920 he got trembly i don't want to fucking hear it i see a bunch of guys being dudes and the head the 1.00

02:00:10.220 fist of the state trying to come down on him wasn't right kelly sunberg took a look at the 0.97

02:00:14.800 police investigation for the fifth estate he's a criminologist at mount royal university and

02:00:19.020 walked us through how police identified the four men by the way every single lonely woman is also

02:00:25.060 a criminologist now so that doesn't impress me yeah oh you study crime this guy's very lonely

02:00:31.960 woman all my niggas study crime that's all we do you think that uh they realized that uh through

02:00:39.500 their through their existing network of of information and intelligence that this was

02:00:43.680 gathering momentum and very quickly and that it could get out of control uh moving the undercover

02:00:47.500 officers in there was a prudent step after a week i wanted to get the woman's perspective on like

02:00:56.940 When you see that, when you see that type of entity, what do you think? 0.96

02:01:02.640 Like, would you have, like, do women have sex with that? 0.99

02:01:05.560 Do women, like... 0.98

02:01:06.340 No.

02:01:07.620 I haven't, I think women have a sick sense that they'd like to see that type of guy flattened.

02:01:13.020 Do they have a spidey sense?

02:01:14.960 Yeah, they got, the woman's intuition is they want to see that type of guy cut to ribbons.

02:01:20.600 you gotta comment here you don't even have one chud who's trucker who's a trucker because he

02:01:29.280 dreams of piloting a killdozer good point no killdozers there at all yeah it's a little bit

02:01:35.440 of a mark against canadian truckers isn't it the highway was never closed says uh angelo papas

02:01:43.440 i believe that too i had heard that like they had left a lane open for emergencies or whatever

02:01:50.000 it else but i mean that the point is is that they they wanted them to not be there yeah richard said

02:01:55.400 it never escalated to mostly peaceful like you're dealing with guys who're like oh we're going to

02:01:59.880 shut down but people got to get to tim's like we're not savages here wait the rcmp sent undercover

02:02:08.380 officers to infiltrate smuggler saloon to understand what the protest leaders were planning

02:02:12.980 so this is not a simple operation these are very tight i like that they sent in uh a spook there

02:02:18.740 and everyone's glaring at him immediately hey who's this a new guy who's walking with his

02:02:25.060 one peck out you know like like walking in a robotic fashion unities for five outsiders to

02:02:32.420 just show up uh so these are highly skilled officers that were clearly very effective in

02:02:37.540 in their in their duties we obtained court records where the agents described in their own words

02:02:42.420 what happened next a protester calls tony olnik a leader so the undercover officers arranged to

02:02:47.940 meet him. Olenek tells them he sees the blockade as a revolution.

02:02:51.540 These officers not only had to play the role that they did.

02:02:55.300 Is that it? Yeah.

02:02:58.500 That's it? Because I think if he had plans to assassinate a politician or actually conduct

02:03:04.260 a revolution, you would have included that. But then they had to go and create the reports to

02:03:10.260 activate the next phase. Olenek says he's been surveilling the police's movements

02:03:14.740 and considers himself protest security along with chris lysac from nearby lethbridge

02:03:19.700 olenik describes lysac as a hitman a sharpshooter and a long-range sniper

02:03:25.620 i won't leave no changes written in stone my kids aren't gonna grow up in this

02:03:32.580 the under also is that just like he he served in the military like those could just be statements

02:03:37.140 of fact he's a sharpshooter yeah he's i mean that's not a crime it's not a crime to be good

02:03:41.780 at shooting. I think the only people who get called

02:03:43.840 sharpshooters anymore are actually military

02:03:45.760 snipers. It's not like a thing you just call a guy.

02:03:48.320 Yeah.

02:03:49.880 So yeah, that's 0.98

02:03:50.960 saying that, oh man, that guy's a trained killer.

02:03:53.620 Like technically he was 1.00

02:03:55.280 trained to kill by you motherfuckers. 1.00

02:03:57.840 Cover officers also report back that 1.00

02:03:59.560 Olenek boasted of stockpiles of guns

02:04:01.480 and thousands of rounds of ammunition.

02:04:03.700 Again, not a crime.

02:04:04.880 This is...

02:04:06.100 He owns a lot of guns.

02:04:09.360 So do I. We all own a lot of guns.

02:04:11.780 nice rising tension music they put in there like honestly put some lincoln park behind that

02:04:18.100 put some limp biscuit put endless slaughter behind that it's a different vibe really

02:04:23.560 stockpiling guns the to the audience that they're playing to that is supposed to sound

02:04:29.500 outside the norm and they actually accuse him of that later on the documentary it's like oh 0.97

02:04:34.820 you got a bunch of rifles yeah fuck you you know what i'm allowed to have a bunch of rifles we've 0.89

02:04:39.160 mentioned this before i think the audience of cbc is low information urban liberal voters and 1.00

02:04:44.400 there are people out there canadians real living canadians who when they hear about canadians with

02:04:50.340 guns they're like can you is that legal can you have they can't have guns you can't do that you

02:04:57.500 can't have thousands of rounds of m like they don't know they don't even know what our gun laws

02:05:01.740 so also if you okay what would a pile of rifles be four or five rifles if you're serious about 0.98

02:05:09.660 shooting you're gonna have four fucking rifles more than one i would say is a stockpile you know 0.98

02:05:15.340 what is a stockpile even it's for later saving it for later like even for us it's like okay you got 0.99

02:05:20.920 like a varmint rifle and you've got something you know more high impact like if you if you're like

02:05:25.660 okay i'm gonna go hunt deer and you've got a shotgun you maybe have two two or three different

02:05:29.760 gauges of shotgun for different things like it's not hard and it's not expensive either like any

02:05:34.220 people who have guns nobody has one gun come on people who treat guns like they're trying to be

02:05:40.280 neo from the matrix end up getting one gun people who are actually serious about guns and treat them 0.83

02:05:45.120 like tools do you just have one tool do you just have a fucking hand if you find a guy with just 0.71

02:05:50.100 one hammer watch out for that guy if you got a guy with a garage filled with tools that is a 0.96

02:05:55.980 high trust man so like a guy with like five rifles yeah finding out like one rifle or shotgun okay

02:06:04.280 maybe if you have 20 then this guy is someone you want to invite over for dinner and bring your

02:06:10.320 rifles and see one on each chair because they're all eating spaghetti tonight every protester and

02:06:16.300 smugglers to fight if they needed to and that he believes cops should all be hung i mean that's

02:06:23.460 just true though that's just cops should all be hung a lot of sensible statements said one right

02:06:29.360 after the other that's not a threat that's just like we're talking about it said you know this

02:06:33.740 is an is odd thing yeah well also is he saying i will hang the police officers no no nine he's

02:06:40.560 just saying they should be like what if you woke up one day and they were in an ideal world hey if

02:06:46.360 god hanged all the cops would you argue with god i bet you wouldn't yeah what are you gonna do then

02:06:51.800 I guess you don't hate hanged cops that much, do you? 0.98

02:06:54.780 You're going to go to hell for it?

02:06:55.940 I bet you won't. 0.94

02:06:57.280 I bet you won't. 1.00

02:06:58.260 I bet you go make yourself a fucking macchiato. 1.00

02:07:01.700 This launched the investigation from simply an intelligence, 1.00

02:07:05.360 what's happening position to, oh my God,

02:07:07.780 this could unfold into a firefight.

02:07:10.280 This could unfold into extreme violence.

02:07:13.280 Keep in mind, the worst they've said the entire time was that,

02:07:16.460 okay, if the cops start shooting at us, we'll shoot back.

02:07:19.240 That's what you do when you prepare things.

02:07:21.300 like i'm going to prepare in case the government decides it wants to kill me and my family like

02:07:26.400 it's a defensive measure yeah and i understand the audience sees that as inviting or deserving

02:07:33.080 of oppression but i don't think regular people do i don't think men do yeah so maybe it's just 0.97

02:07:38.820 fucking fags and women that this is supposed to work it's also no i don't think it's unreasonable 0.99

02:07:42.700 to say never mind if they're cops if somebody is shooting at you like to kill you i don't think it 1.00

02:07:46.800 matters who it is i think like i would risk prison to to not die you know what i mean somebody's

02:07:52.180 trying to kill me like why why is that a bizarre thing to say like oh they're gonna yeah but if we 0.90

02:07:58.560 shot at you you're gonna shoot us back yes what do your canadian duty and be shot yeah 0.79

02:08:04.760 angelo papa says at trial they originally focused on the mennonites at the saloon then shifted 0.98

02:08:10.720 focus on tony etc once they learned these men had firearms licenses and they get to that in the

02:08:16.020 documentary that all these guys had legal weapons like nothing yet there's a restricted firearm but

02:08:21.460 he had a restricted firearm license i think the worst thing they had to say was one of the guys 0.98

02:08:25.500 had a round in the chamber so i know again that's supposed to work on the fucking queers that watch 0.98

02:08:34.660 this but meanwhile the agents continue to gain olenik's trust he introduces them to another 0.97

02:08:38.680 protester chris carbert also from lethbridge and lysac's childhood friend there's no excuses

02:08:45.000 This is war.

02:08:46.460 Olenek and Carbert take the agents to meet a fourth man, Jerry Morin.

02:08:49.980 Olenek had met Carbert and Morin a few months earlier.

02:08:56.400 Police had arrested Morin at an anti-mask rally back in 2020.

02:09:01.100 The agents, Carbert and Olenek, then drove to the train tracks

02:09:04.060 to meet Jerry, who was coming with the package.

02:09:07.080 Olenek tells the officers it's coming in a hockey bag.

02:09:09.940 Nice.

02:09:10.380 And reportedly nods when they ask if he's talking about guns.

02:09:13.800 RCMP handlers told the agents to leave for their own safety.

02:09:17.360 As soon as those officers heard that, and you can see that from the court documents,

02:09:20.420 they very quickly realized that imminent danger existed.

02:09:24.820 So they just ran? 0.90

02:09:26.460 Do we just have the gayest feds? 1.00

02:09:30.660 This is so stupid. 1.00

02:09:32.000 So they, first of all, what you're admitting there, let me just, let me watch a bit. 1.00

02:09:37.700 The fifth estate obtained heavily redacted, handwritten police reports.

02:09:40.700 an agent on the ground said they suspected

02:09:42.760 a cache of firearms

02:09:44.180 and warned the protests had become

02:09:46.900 So they didn't even

02:09:48.700 prove that that's what happened

02:09:50.160 My god

02:09:52.580 I know that the music is supposed

02:09:54.660 to bewitch you but

02:09:55.840 realize what they just admitted to was 0.95

02:09:58.640 that the RCMP agents pussied

02:10:00.740 out and so they actually don't know

02:10:02.900 if there was a hockey bag full of guns

02:10:04.920 showing up at all

02:10:06.380 They just feared there was

02:10:08.540 and I would love to read the report of how they

02:10:10.600 absconded from that situation what an embarrassment i kept hearing that they they ultimately did grab

02:10:17.400 the truck and there were guns in it but that's i heard some of the guns were traced back to the

02:10:22.300 rcmp there's all kinds of i don't know look we'd have to watch the whole thing and who knows how

02:10:26.320 much of this is even fucking true again because it's cbc it's created by the people that prosecuted

02:10:30.660 them and what they said about this documentary was a lot of these weren't included in court right 0.51

02:10:36.220 um so they think this this report right here they think that would have turned the tide i wonder 0.98

02:10:41.880 why it wasn't included do you think it was for lack of trying or because it was fucking 1.00

02:10:45.260 inadmissible hey de souza do you think that you might be a brown fucking retard 1.00

02:10:50.180 hey fifth estate you think you might just be a fucking joke that's trying to smear these guys 1.00

02:10:57.100 who were acquitted or not acquitted but they certainly they did time served like three years 0.98

02:11:03.120 which is egregious and terrible obviously but it's like you know if only they got tried again

02:11:09.360 and they saw this information the jury i'm like no no this this makes the government look so much

02:11:14.800 worse it makes them look like they were just inept and then that's the one thing the government can't 0.98

02:11:19.920 appear to be it's inept even though they are right but if it looks like they're inept cowards 0.98

02:11:25.600 then this whole thing is dismissed with prejudice that to regular people 0.99

02:11:29.440 look you can be oppressive but if you're oppressive and cowardly yeah yuckers breeding ground for

02:11:37.120 extremists the next day an officer reports on a conversation with an unnamed source 0.71

02:11:42.460 concern can get violent civil war and see government removed they had to act quickly

02:11:49.700 because the more unknown elements makes it more dangerous more um unpredictable what the outcome

02:11:54.600 will be fearing the worst yeah also keep in mind that all of these people who are clutching their

02:12:00.700 pearls at this would also love to see trump removed and see a civil war in america you know

02:12:06.000 i mean like you're not no one's buying that anymore this was released recently here let me

02:12:11.820 i got a secret in for all you aging libs everybody wants a civil war that's the only reason we watch

02:12:18.740 the news anymore we're excited to watch our enemies be punished and then maybe people just

02:12:25.580 we're kind of used to people shooting now yeah we're used to the president being shot a lot 1.00

02:12:31.120 you know we're used to justin trudeau getting called a faggot getting constantly harassed 0.99

02:12:37.800 constantly harassed it's shocking that he hasn't been shoved i'm not encouraging it but i'm like 0.98

02:12:44.780 he can it's crazy it hasn't happened yeah yeah the people gets i mean this is like the thing

02:12:49.780 with the truckers it's like they're there and then there was no real crime and the number of

02:12:54.520 people that go out of their way to find trudeau to say something mean to him but nobody's ever 0.95

02:12:58.680 thrown a punch it's like damn canadians are so polite i'm i'm frankly astonished that there 0.96

02:13:05.180 wasn't more violence for that amount of people and really gin this up yeah look we we know that 0.98

02:13:12.060 there wasn't one coherent leader because there's several people who tried to be leaders in this

02:13:18.120 whole thing and then they were sound they were chewed up and spat right out so there was it's

02:13:23.180 just this wonderful emergent thing and it's miraculous maybe it's not it's just it speaks

02:13:29.680 to the character of the people who were there and they're not violent people they're not psychos

02:13:35.220 like us will be like let's dress like scarecrows and let's you know carry like get hyper realistic

02:13:42.400 guns and cover ourselves with guns but they all just do the bang flag you know and we still get

02:13:48.240 arrested so we get arrested for a joke and now we're just arrested scarecrows ha ha you know 0.87

02:13:55.200 they weren't doing any of that shit they were you know i mean so i don't know for them to try and 0.98

02:14:00.360 dredge up like fantasies of violence it's it's sickening and it's driving me to want to see 0.95

02:14:10.640 violence like i just i want to see the fifth estate i'm gonna stop talking rcmp took an urgent

02:14:16.860 and extraordinary step how significant is it that police get an imminent harm wiretap this is

02:14:22.880 authority used when there's a kidnapping or when there's a terrorist plot like this is very very

02:14:29.240 rarely used the rcmp started with and again i think he's trying to make that sound like

02:14:35.080 the fact that that was used makes this sound serious but it does not it makes it sound like

02:14:40.720 government overreach right they don't understand how this is coming across to the men's calls

02:14:44.760 they overheard olenik refer to prime minister justin trudeau as a terrorist

02:14:48.980 then okay look maybe when you were writing that that sounded bad everyone hates that 1.00

02:14:57.180 motherfucker now. Everyone's, terrorist is the nicest thing they're calling Trudeau currently. 1.00

02:15:03.500 In another call saying, we're gonna go to war at some point.

02:15:09.760 Well, this is an update happening here Sunday night. We're all surrounded.

02:15:14.900 With a flood of intelligence from undercover officers and wiretaps,

02:15:18.380 two weeks into the protest, heavily armed tactical units move in.

02:15:22.080 What are you guys doing? Why do you guys have guns? We don't have guns.

02:15:26.580 through those goons

02:15:27.620 we don't have guns

02:15:29.040 put those away

02:15:29.720 put them away sir

02:15:30.440 Chris Lysak

02:15:32.160 was live streaming

02:15:32.780 outside Smuggler Saloon

02:15:34.000 they had fair points

02:15:35.260 like

02:15:36.200 there's a bunch of guys

02:15:37.200 you show up with 1.00

02:15:37.840 your fucking 1.00

02:15:38.300 SWAT teams 1.00

02:15:39.220 like 1.00

02:15:39.420 but what the fuck 1.00

02:15:40.580 you doing 1.00

02:15:41.180 put your fucking 1.00

02:15:42.900 guns away there 1.00

02:15:43.960 but

02:15:44.200 yeah

02:15:44.420 and there were actually

02:15:45.600 kids and families 0.94

02:15:46.340 and shit there too 0.99

02:15:47.000 like it's 1.00

02:15:48.040 yeah 0.97

02:15:48.300 damn I wonder 0.99

02:15:50.040 why this wasn't 0.99

02:15:50.780 included in court

02:15:51.760 yeah

02:15:52.720 I wonder

02:15:53.280 yeah

02:15:54.280 D'Souza

02:15:54.860 you should show this

02:15:55.880 next time 1.00

02:15:56.420 fucking ape. 1.00

02:15:59.480 EL makes a point. 1.00

02:16:00.480 Justin isn't a terrorist. He's a gay guy 0.95

02:16:02.300 that likes men. 0.97

02:16:05.460 Police allege

02:16:06.400 he threatened an officer.

02:16:07.900 Just imagine this. Imagine a fifth estate

02:16:10.420 done on us.

02:16:12.580 They called Trudeau a terrorist 1.00

02:16:14.460 and a gay man who likes men. 0.99

02:16:18.600 Dude, we have like

02:16:20.140 30 subscribers.

02:16:24.200 Imagine

02:16:24.800 trans

02:16:26.000 Can you imagine transcribing one of these episodes

02:16:28.560 and having it on screen like this 0.98

02:16:30.160 with the fucking highlighter effect in premiere? 0.99

02:16:36.180 They said that, quote, 0.99

02:16:38.440 every woman in America should have a nuclear device 1.00

02:16:41.780 in her vagina. 1.00

02:16:43.200 they said that the constitution was quote 1.00

02:16:57.340 slop and that slop 1.00

02:16:59.360 goes quote up your butthole 0.99

02:17:01.380 and then images of like 0.99

02:17:05.680 us looking serious in court

02:17:07.620 and then the interview is that we start talking i said yeah i stand by what i said there 0.99

02:17:17.160 it's sloppy for your slop for your anus 1.00

02:17:20.820 we go sweet gay guys who like men are terrorists you know i stand by that too 1.00

02:17:27.840 show that fucking fifth estate yeah all right we gotta get going soon i wasn't gonna go maybe 1.00

02:17:34.440 we'll go through the rest of this next time classic live streams getting like a third of the 0.98

02:17:39.900 way through the video and not finishing it but um i just wanted to just have some fun with that

02:17:45.680 tee it up for next time uh maybe we'll do a couple other things on that but uh you know i think 0.75

02:17:51.080 everyone is on the same page that this is just a smear job this is pathetic really for sure um it

02:17:57.180 makes me like these guys more i never really seen much of them on video before but yeah like 0.90

02:18:01.860 small business owners family men reasonable guys who just like having guns which you're not allowed

02:18:09.560 to have or that is supposed to cause suspicion and that to me is the most offensive part of all

02:18:15.220 this all right so and any closing thoughts before we head out um no no that's all we went all around

02:18:23.780 the world this one yeah we did it was good bank of london we did we did cooking for the first hour

02:18:29.720 instead of kids and uh and movie which is good i like that i also like a sex freakman iu wmd

02:18:36.540 interuterine weapons of mass destruction that's good we got the best chat okay so anyway thank you

02:18:45.420 so much for taking the time this was just an impromptu stream i hope everyone had fun i had

02:18:49.700 a great time with this and i'll talk to you guys next time yep see ya

Blood Satellite - February 10, 2025

BSNL#17： City of Bank of England

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