00:08:04.220But I'm big in Japan, I'm big in Japan
00:08:11.260Hey, but I'm big in Japan, I'm big in Japan
00:08:15.580I got the house, not the thief, got the horn, not the reed, got the car, not the lug, got the wheel, not the truck, but hey I'm big in Japan, I'm big in Japan, but hey I'm big in Japan, I'm big in Japan.
00:08:41.200I got the moon, I got the cheese, I got the whole damn nation on their knees.
00:08:49.020I got the rooster, I got the crow, I got the air, I got the flow.
00:08:57.980I got the powder, not the gun, I got the dog, not the bun.
00:09:05.840I've got the clouds, not the sky, got the stripes, not the tide, but hey I'm big in Japan, I'm big in Japan, I'm big in Japan, I'm big in Japan, I'm big in Japan, I'm big in Japan.
00:11:22.660hey can this can the fucking spare a jew a clock or something or other they don't know
00:11:29.700the strikes raise fears of the long simmering conflict between the two countries that could
00:11:34.580escalate into a war involving the most powerful militaries in the middle east yeah it's like
00:11:39.420having the fucking the fucking tastiest pudding at the retard-a-thon you know what i might if this
00:11:49.140was recorded i might edit that out but that one's staying now you're living with it you're living
00:11:52.840that one's staying in baby um so this is how i got dad brain right sometimes things blur together
00:12:03.740so i was talking to you before the show saying didn't this just happen didn't didn't do i didn't
00:12:09.920weren't we weren't we sitting here perhaps on a live stream in fact saying world war three is
00:12:17.700about to happen all the it's not happening cells we're getting curb stomped by the it's actually
00:12:24.640happening chad you know for the first time in memory maybe a thing would happen to ram
00:12:31.060but yeah and it was a it was a big uh it's funny because people always say train doesn't do
00:12:36.480anything except for that one time where they did do something like they was like how many missiles
00:12:41.160like thousands of missiles just raining missiles all night and then israel didn't do anything
00:12:45.620israel yeah that was it was flipped and so that's why you correct me i'm like okay so i guess
00:12:50.100it was leading up this here's what they're saying what israel is saying it's the same thing they've
00:12:54.840been saying every single time they've done something like this is that iran was on the
00:13:00.100razor's edge of developing nuclear weapons that's what they're saying right here um is israeli
00:13:06.380military official briefing saying that there's been a secret program to assemble a nuclear weapon
00:13:10.860You know, this was the rationale behind the Stuxnet virus, if anyone recalls that.
00:13:17.240It was one of the most deviously created viruses, computer viruses ever, with what they called a zero-day exploit, which meant that typically, and we discussed this on the show a long time ago, but for people who don't know, you install a virus on a computer and it reports back to whoever sent the virus.
00:19:49.440Non-proliferation, nuclear non-proliferation, as we know, is not about peacemaking.
00:19:55.240It's about permanently locking in the post-World War II international order with no more leaderboard changes, which always seemed obvious to me when we talk about no more nuclear proliferation.
00:20:06.440But no one really needs to get rid of the nukes if they have them.
00:20:10.020And, you know, the Soviet Union and America would make these gestures of dismantling some, but it's only because they had a preposterous amount of nukes.
00:20:21.040you could destroy the earth 20 times and i can only destroy it 15 times but there's also a cost
00:20:26.900element to it right because those they cost a lot to maintain and to update so you really want to
00:20:31.820have you want you're going to have them you're going to have the correct number of them and
00:20:34.920you're going to pay to update them so you either have them or you don't have them and like i totally
00:20:39.280agree the countries that have them have them and they don't want anybody else to get them but the
00:20:43.300countries that have them are never going to let go it is bizarre by the way that pakistan is on
00:20:47.960the list of nine countries that has nuclear weapons and nobody seems to fucking care like
00:20:51.880how is pakistan not more of a mad dog than iran i'm not a lover of iran but like pakistan come
00:20:57.720on yeah pakistan just by accident could kick something off yeah on one hand it makes sense
00:21:06.900that the jew is locking its global victory over christendom but on the other hand their
00:21:11.220overwhelming dominance is the discussion that one crucial knock on effect they ignore or actively
00:21:16.160lie about the what the state of israel is doing and this is true because as far as i know and i
00:21:21.520don't know if this is the case now but everyone has known that israel has nukes and they've just
00:21:27.020lied about it while also having an array of world ending contingency plans one of which i believe
00:21:34.820that the samson option which is that if israel is threatened seriously with destruction it just
00:21:41.880destroys the whole world and that's just an accepted geopolitical consequence everyone knows
00:21:47.640that's on the table yeah so it's i don't think normies know i think we've accepted and that is
00:21:52.840because we know jews are psychotic we can sleep with it but i i mean a lot of people i've mentioned
00:21:57.700that to people like let's see for somebody i brought that up with some normie and they were
00:22:01.780like that's not true i'm like look it up it's it's true not everybody knows that the people who
00:22:07.680always say things that like that's not true when they figure out that it is true they never correct
00:22:14.420the mechanisms that made them disbelieve you in the first place yeah so we should say is oh you
00:22:19.060were wrong about that you should trust me more now do you trust me more no you just you balanced out
00:22:24.860you just see that as an aberration i think that's the difference between people like us where
00:22:30.080if we learn something oftentimes it makes us readdress our priors like some you know i mean
00:22:37.120Like I was like, if Donald Trump really lost to Kamala Harris, I'd be like, well, fuck, I got to read or peer polly of one over Mark Carney and be like, damn, I got to sit.
00:22:48.900I need to shut up about politics for a while.
00:33:11.280You can find this on an earlier episode, and I think I might have mentioned it even fairly recently, but I used to work at a sex store when I was in my early 20s in Toronto, which is a lot less interesting than people would think.
00:33:24.460You think that he's got to have some wild stories from that.
00:33:27.620It's just sex nerds, which are like real nerds, but they think that watching porn makes them cool at sex, and they think if they say that to women, that impresses them.
00:33:39.500it does but like the fat anchor tattoo on her bicep type woman does um but yeah that's one of
00:33:48.320the items that we sold because i was in the toy section so there was like like fucking vibrators1.00
00:33:54.820and shit but then there's fleshlights and they had for sale and i sold these one time they had0.93
00:34:01.920these like silicone molds of like famous foreign porn stars right but just their boobs
00:34:08.880or just their butt right and then it was just in a box so you just buy a big like a life-sized box0.96
00:34:17.300with what looked to be severed boobs there's no other way to describe it right it's boobs
00:34:22.660that's not even sexual what could what could a person do like this like even at the time in my
00:34:31.580early 20s i don't know much about anything but i'm laughing at that i'm like i can't imagine
00:34:36.300who would do this just a pair of severed tits on your bed or wherever you know because the guy who
00:34:43.040who buys that i bet just keeps them around there's no normal guys buying this but it's just so funny
00:34:48.580that they would make that because the sex doll has to be the entirety of the woman because that's
00:34:53.740what really men want men are into like the entire the entirety of the woman correct guys get dinged
00:34:59.740for being just dogs about tits or ass but it has to be the whole thing that's why men go to strip
00:35:04.900clubs and that's why men go strip clubs and women buy vibras and dildos because they can just have
00:35:11.240that appendage but men they like the smell they like the sound like the movement they like
00:35:16.680some kind of even as although it's fake some kind of experience with a woman and we understand that
00:35:24.520it'd be fucking weird if we just bought a woman part and just took it home and put kept it in a
00:35:30.720bag anyway i forgot where i got this oh you were talking about booze so yeah i'm a southern
00:35:35.940hemisphere type of cat but i like your take i i just this is this propagandistic this is subversive
00:35:44.020thank you good good good job this that's why that's why we have you on
00:35:50.280speaking of which remember in the 80s when boobs used to be pointy
00:35:56.060or that or before that was like the 60s style and fashion yeah it was a fashion thing i don't
00:36:04.040think like the biology changed that much you know it's not like women just or maybe maybe maybe
00:36:10.060i don't know i never i never i never saw a graph they had a method of accentuating where like you
00:36:16.200have a higher cut but then you had a point you know like a seam in the fabric which added a point
00:36:21.640yeah did we ever have pointy butt uh what are those we as a society as a society in the in the
00:36:32.660olden the olden days this is the fucking uh late 19th century what are those called the bodice0.99
00:36:38.340is it a bodice where they have a little uh steel cage that the woman wears that hangs off of the
00:36:43.780back yeah it sticks out the back that was i mean that's about as far as you get that was wild yeah0.80
00:36:50.060That was using the most advanced technology at the time
00:36:54.640to give every woman just a dump truck.1.00
00:36:57.780Literally, like, imagine if they had public transit
00:56:50.160And this is something I've actually heard from that group.
00:56:53.620I've heard, I've actually heard Ron Zeperich say this outright,
00:56:57.080Right. But I've heard others say, too, that this is straight up that they but they also cite Saudi Arabia because I'm going to just quote some very vague numbers here.
00:57:05.560But there's something like 80 percent of Saudi Arabia is just not if not slaves, then indentured servants or just immigrants that they employ to keep that the central aristocracy of the House of Saud employs to keep this machine going.
00:57:20.760And so there's this argument that I'm hearing now, which is that, well, you can actually go and deport all of the farm laborers or the low-skilled workers, the illegal immigrants, because this is explicitly advocating for illegal immigrants because they're the cheap ones.
00:57:36.420They're the ones working for effectively slave wages.
00:57:39.620They're saying, well, we need them because that's how white people, Europeans, can live the good life.
00:57:47.660Forget that we've already begun automating that shit anyway.
00:57:50.760In five years, we won't need people for that, really.
00:57:54.380I mean, that sounds like an ambitious goal,
00:57:56.400but I think we're on the way to automating away
01:13:24.760I think he's actually trying to figure out what's
01:13:26.840the least i can do to get people off my back i think he's like carney with the the whole
01:13:31.840nationalism game that went on here a few months ago where he is peak politician like you got to
01:13:36.200give him credit trump i mean that he is an amazing politician he's amazing negotiator and presenter
01:13:41.780that he can say and actually you know he can make you believe that he believes just about anything
01:13:48.140in order to win an election which is what he did but he doesn't believe any of he probably i don't
01:13:52.120know if he fucking believes anything like he's i don't know what that fucking guy is driven by
01:13:56.260but it's not what he says because he never does anything that he says trudeau as much as i hate
01:14:01.020him actually stuck to things that he said it's just the things that he said were fucking dumb
01:14:05.480but carny going like we're a nation of french english and irish and we have to remember our
01:14:10.960heritage and then immediately like doubles the immigration cap the minute that he's elected
01:14:16.960like of course it's a it's democracy man he's ah i just want to say also uh there's a comment here
01:14:24.420uh from geek um saying that elon is a ketamine addict i heard that being thrown around at the
01:14:31.620time um i don't want to say i don't want to say too much i've done ketamine not recently but in
01:14:39.240our early 20s you can't imagine being an addict to ketamine i can't imagine being an addict i did
01:14:44.020not enjoy it i don't understand people who do it makes you feel really it's a tranquilizer
01:14:48.940this makes you feel very heavy and um just have you ever been tranquilized have you ever like
01:14:56.660taken laughing asses a lot maybe maybe we took too much maybe you're like micro dose on it and
01:15:00.840it just the last thing i want to do would be angrily post like i can't connect those two
01:15:07.080things of being on a tranquilizer drinking but you don't get the juice out of it you just get
01:15:12.460the sad and the tired out of it yeah he took a big cup of hangover juice like i there's no doubt
01:15:20.160in my mind that he's taking some sort of serum yeah right all these guys are taking serums and
01:15:25.200elixirs made they're all on if not adrenochrome then off-brand adrenochrome on the brian johnson
01:15:31.700retreat there yeah just take the cooking up their own it's a tall glass of cinnamon water i've been
01:15:38.000drinking my eldest son's semen every morning and i look like an angel yeah i've been eating shit
01:15:44.860i've been eating fistfuls of shit and a baby shit a teenager shit teenage shit something else
01:15:50.460like and they would say this no it's frozen i freeze it i have this cryo freezer it's a cylinder
01:15:55.800it's a real a nice tight cylinder and i put it in there and i we freeze it we we reprocess it
01:16:01.820with glyphosate and that makes it uh safe if it was unhealthy why could it be frozen
01:16:08.180i asked they wouldn't they wouldn't sell this in a bag if it was unsafe if if it was bad god
01:16:15.740wouldn't allow it to be frozen i'm pretty sure i heard that in a church yeah yeah yeah i'm pretty
01:16:22.900sure i heard a guy in a cloak say that i'm pretty sure i heard a guy in a cape say that
01:16:33.200okay i've been thinking about bringing uh cowls back yeah you know what you know i mean
01:16:44.540cows are great we i think we talk about this every month apes and cows and putties and the
01:16:50.120works yeah i really want to do this i can't tell people you're the only one i can talk to about this
01:16:54.580like starting up like everyone thinks it's crazy everyone thinks because what we're thinking is
01:17:00.640you know maybe i'm describing it wrong but it's like a full body cape the same thing is like we
01:17:05.980should bring back horses and swords like we should it should be part of our culture i'm not saying
01:17:09.840get rid of phones but like dudes with swords and horses are horses are economic okay horses are
01:17:15.940good so we should do horses too actually we can just do more all of the stuff bull whips yeah lots
01:17:21.880of shit there's a great period in world war one where we had planes but also horses and also
01:17:28.640they're using trap doors yeah that's the stuff right there mustard gas maybe no maybe not there's
01:17:34.300no blood memory there there's a great window time where world war one was a lot like game of thrones
01:17:40.300like you you'd never seen arabs in a war before and they show up with like poison tipped blow
01:17:46.620darts and they're doing fucking sort scimitar katas on the battlefield while just mortars are
01:17:53.220raining down upon them and it works and they figured it out and awesome and you don't listen
01:17:58.840to those because those aren't boomers that was the boomers parents they just didn't talk about
01:18:01.780all the cool shit they saw a selfish generation if there ever was one also here here's another
01:18:07.720thing to be pissed off at trump about um he seems to be big into palantir every is everyone all1.00
01:18:15.760these guys that we're talking about hey here here's a bitch here's a real fucking ghastly1.00
01:18:21.740real ghastly type woman laura loomer at least i don't care i would say it again i don't care
01:18:29.260if palantir surveils jihads and legals what sorry okay it's gonna stop that is like the most
01:18:35.620typical jewish misdirection why would you care if palantir is surveilling your enemy you dumb
01:18:41.380bitch they're surveilling all of us the whole point to the system is it's a dragnet you absolute
01:18:47.400kike oh tell us how you really feel but really um people this is what people are saying just to
01:18:57.420summarize the position here it's that palantir which we've discussed on the show before um we
01:19:03.420There's a whole Palantir segment I have, but I might jump ahead.
01:19:06.880I'll do this in the H-1B thing because that's in the title of the gosh darn show.
01:19:12.660But Palantir, many episodes ago, we were talking about Alex Karp, I believe, is the owner of that.
01:19:17.640There's a video we'll share of him in a second.
01:19:20.380But they are working hand in glove with the State Department to process the data of every American citizen.
01:19:28.300And a lot of people were very upset by this.
01:19:30.000However, there's a contingent of people online and affiliated, and not directly affiliated, but seemingly affiliated with the State Department, saying that, well, if it's going to be used to deport illegal immigrants, why not?
01:19:41.420Why not use all the technology at our disposal?
01:42:58.960We can't turn back the clock to the golden era of slavery.
01:43:03.600You know, the argument is, and I know our good friend, our mutual friend, Christopher Sandbach, has made this argument when it came to the slavery economy in the South.
01:43:15.060that slavery was already on its way out that the idea that you could have slaves the reason slaves
01:43:22.020picked cotton was because it was the easiest thing to pick it was more complicated to get a slave to
01:43:27.860pick a carrot cotton is like at shoulder height you can do it while standing up and kind of
01:43:34.380wandering around it's very easy to pick picking a potato out of the ground is way harder than
01:43:38.640picking cotton so that's what you had to get them to do because everything else was actually
01:43:43.200way way less efficient and so you're actually running out of things you could get slaves to
01:43:50.000do aside from cotton or tobacco maybe but there wasn't even that that much so the argument was
01:43:55.740that you know slaves were becoming this human capital that people were just holding but the
01:44:01.080market for that was about to crash anyway um anyway so peic in pressing demand for both workers
01:44:07.820and housing when the province's tourism industry began to rebound post-pandemic in the latter part
01:58:30.780That's a good thing you said that, because that does, I don't want to contradict what I said earlier, which is that there are conglomerates and agencies and money backing this.
01:58:39.220And the way it works, and we'll probably get to this in just a little bit, these people, we discussed this with the Chinese as well.
01:58:47.320They have their own pipelines that they use to get to Canada.
01:58:49.920And the story is for most of these young Indian men, when they land in Canada, they already have the support of their caste, of their clan to get them started and have their own banks, have their own little pathways to do whatever it is.
01:59:03.840So it's, when you hear these stories or when boomers do it or liberals hear these stories, they're imagining them as a white person.
01:59:12.280And unfortunately, many young white people, white men especially, have the lived experience of being tossed out on their ass.
01:59:56.620but it's it's never the case that any of these people have to ever fear that so when liberals
02:00:03.840or other white people say that's like oh my god they must be scared and alone no you don't
02:00:07.520understand they're not alone they're plugged into an ethnic matrix that you as an atomized likely
02:00:14.500deracinated european don't have because that's our kind of our culture we push people out of the nest
02:00:21.120and want them to succeed on their own i know fucking sean wyland's gonna be the chat countering
02:00:26.220that but i don't want to hear it sean he's going to go off on millennials or something i'm looking
02:00:31.100at the globe and mail right now for those who are listening to the audio version of this headline
02:00:35.900ontario investigating recruiter in alberta who helps supply low-wage foreign workers to canadian
02:00:42.960tire stores like remember when that fucking bitch was that in canada where the indie woman just1.00
02:00:49.020baked herself to death i think that was the east coast too was either pi or nova scotia where that0.99
02:00:53.620happen yeah i mean you shouldn't laugh it is it's you shouldn't laugh these final destination
02:00:59.180stories that you hear but it's like you didn't you you never heard of just the fattest dunce
02:01:06.360you've ever heard seen in your entire life doing that whites have good dunces maybe the best
02:01:13.840yeah like i i would take a white with down syndrome over a indian doctor any day of the week
02:01:21.800more charm more pizzazz joie de vivre coming out the ears good people you've never seen an indian
02:01:32.840professional with joie de vivre i dare you to even lie about it all right going on here ontario's
02:01:38.800ministry of labor is investigating the alberta-based recruiter who's involved in bringing
02:01:42.880scores of temporary foreign workers just have low-wage jobs in canadian tires across canada
02:01:47.820A ministry spokesperson told the Global Mail in an email that's conducted an open investigation into Allison Jones, the owner of a recruiting agency and an immigration consulting agency in St. Albert outside of Edmonton.
02:01:59.940Ms. Jones is a popular recruiter among franchisees of the Canadian Tire and Tim Hortons chains, helping franchise owners fill low-wage positions.
02:07:12.220I'm sure some people have heard about this.
02:07:13.840The story of Patel Motels is a tale of migration, community, and entrepreneurial success that reshaped the hospitality industry in America.
02:07:22.360It begins with the journey of Indian immigrants, specifically those from the Patel community.
02:07:27.680Time was that you would say the Patel community to people like, what do you mean?
02:14:56.920Oh, it's okay. Judas is losing his connection
02:14:58.660right now. He's kind of popping in and out.
02:15:00.180But I think we need to probably wrap this up anyway, because this is what we wanted to talk about, which was the ecosystem of temporary foreign workers, which was this machine that is driving this.
02:15:12.180And do not accept the narrative that it's just versions of yourself, the lonely hard worker trying to make it in the world.
02:15:22.460They have access to an entire infrastructure that you don't have access to.
02:15:26.340and it's layers, it's stacked layers of support systems.
02:15:31.340It is, as we said before, the truck driver on the road,
02:15:35.900the, what was it, the Mississauga Missile,
02:15:37.940someone had said in there, great way to phrase it,
02:15:39.960but it's also the same group of people