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00:01:54.340All of you in the comments will find this interesting.
00:01:57.320Candace brings up Edward Bernays often, so I watched a documentary on him called Century of Self.
00:02:02.780Just reminding you guys listening, Edward Bernays is the nephew, also a psychoanalyst of Sigmund Freud.
00:02:08.960The comment continues, it's on YouTube.
00:02:11.320And the way this guy manipulated the masses was fascinating, how he targeted your subconscious mind.
00:02:17.380So, for example, a cigarette company came to him and said,
00:02:20.000can you help us manipulate females to smoke because there's a taboo against it?
00:02:24.680So, Edward Bernays hired a psychoanalyst to uncover what cigarettes mean to females.
00:02:29.760The psychoanalyst told him cigarettes were a symbol of male sexual power and that if he was able to convince females that it was a form of independence and rebellion to males to smoke, then they would smoke.
00:02:40.760So, on an Easter Day parade, Edward Bernays had high-class females smoke on cue while the media covered it.
00:02:47.540And the females called cigarettes torches of freedom.
00:02:51.120And from then on, females smoked in large numbers.
00:02:54.260That is a chess game that the population is not even remotely familiar with.
00:02:57.920The public needs to understand that this kind of manipulation has socially engineered the entire world.
00:03:05.000And that's why I've been speaking so much about Sigmund Freud, utter perv, pedophile protector, and how they recognize that, yes, they could just make people do anything.
00:03:14.460Edward Bernays was like, I got Americans to eat breakfast, like eggs and bacon for breakfast.
00:03:19.480They also used these techniques to make Americans hate Germans so that they could go to war, to world wars, with Germans.
00:03:27.240And people would have this sort of stench about the German population.
00:03:30.240And they, of course, employed Hollywood.
00:03:32.460This was in partnership with Hollywood.
00:03:34.060If you think about growing up, really every villain in any movie that you watched sort of had a German accent.
00:03:38.900Yeah, well, that was all part of an early propaganda campaign to make us hate Germans.
00:03:43.180And so it's interesting that people are now waking up to this and you realize that, again, it is a partnership between the media, Hollywood, and psychoanalysts.
00:03:52.500And it is against the people for the most part.
00:03:55.100They're not socially engineering us to do good things.
00:03:57.220And so TikTok, when you look at that and you realize that they're sort of able to speed up that process and to make us behave in ways that are not natural to humanity, just not natural to our human existence to behave in these ways, right?
00:04:15.480Suddenly women are having a strange relationship with children.
00:04:20.060So you see some people that, like, took on feminism and were like, I don't want to have children at all, which, again, against evolution.
00:04:27.880How do we go on if women do not want to have children?
00:04:30.800And then, again, somebody pointed this out to me on TikTok, even in circumstances where the biological overrides and women are going, you know what?
00:04:40.020Suddenly I feel my biological clock ticking.
00:05:38.820I said to myself, in 15 to 20 years, would I be more upset that I didn't have a kid or more upset that I didn't fall in love and get married?
00:05:48.100And I was like, if I didn't have a kid, for me, I feel like my life wouldn't be as fulfilled.
00:05:51.660Forty years ago, when New York psychotherapist Jane Mattis became pregnant, fewer women were purposely having children on their own.
00:05:59.540I was 36 and all my friends were actually having fertility problems.
00:06:06.640And it occurred to me that I might not have this opportunity again.
00:06:10.460Over the years, that network has connected 30,000 women.
00:06:14.560Mattis attributes the growth to better fertility treatments, more inclusive medical insurance, a change in societal attitudes and higher incomes for women.
00:06:25.580Jane Mattis founded the organization called Single Mothers by Choice, and this is directly from their website, explaining to women that visit the website what exactly it is to be a single mother by choice.
00:06:34.740It reads, it is someone who is unpartnered and decides to become a mother, knowing that at the outset, they will be parenting alone.
00:06:42.240Single Mothers by Choice was founded in 1981 by Jane Mattis.
00:06:45.660Since then, over 40,000 thinkers, triers and mothers have enjoyed the benefits of membership.
00:07:14.280And they're going to tell you how happy they are and how fulfilled they are because they had a child by themselves and how great their children are.
00:07:20.480But you do wonder, and I'm just going through this in my head right now, what about the men that are being raised in those environments?
00:08:38.560OK, it is a biological instinct for men to be aggressive.
00:08:43.100When I tell you that my son wakes up in the morning, grabs a sword, finds my husband, wants to fight, wants to beat him up.
00:08:48.940You see this and you go, this is phenomenal.
00:08:50.400And the reason why that is natural is because men are supposed to go out and defend.
00:08:56.420OK, they're not supposed to be sitting in a classroom learning about their feelings and 76 genders that they can choose from.
00:09:03.660OK, they are biologically inclined to protect and to defend.
00:09:08.220And so now what they're doing is they're removing that.
00:09:10.580And of course, like I said, that was is going to be the circumstance when you have them surrounded by women.
00:09:15.580Because I just think, wow, if I was raising my son alone every time he comes at me with that little plastic sword, the first thing I say is I don't want to fight.
00:09:22.860Come find mommy when you want to hug, when you want to be nurtured.
00:09:25.620OK, so what's happening is you have these female breeders, so to speak, who are breeding that out of men.
00:09:34.500And let me tell you something right now.
00:09:35.700There is no society that can survive without strong men.
00:09:39.800I think that, of course, is the purpose to make sure that there is no threat that the government needs to perceive as they take over every element of our lives.
00:09:47.960Now, let's talk about TikTok, because you know that TikTok is a psychoanalyst dream because it expedites this sort of social engineering.
00:09:55.220Like they used to have to dedicate massive campaigns.
00:10:17.660That took an entire decade to flip around.
00:10:20.200And now they don't have to do that because they don't need the time and the Hollywood idols and the media because they've got social media.
00:10:30.780They've got apps like TikTok where you can just speed everything up.
00:10:35.360You've got algorithms that can brainwash all of these impressionable minds.
00:10:39.120All you have to do is take a look around.
00:10:40.880I mean, one such example, by the way, if you guys recall, on my old show, I interviewed a young man named Brianna Ivey who identifies as transgender.
00:10:51.860You should go pursue that conversation.
00:10:53.960And Brianna told me through tears, you know, he agreed to go through the bottom surgery because he found people on TikTok that made him believe that he was transgender.
00:11:05.360When he was so impressionable, so young, early teenager, rather than considering that he might be gay, he said that he was on TikTok and he just saw people glamorizing this experience.
00:11:14.660Like, you're going to be so much happier once you do this.
00:11:17.360And he went through with a surgery that will forever be something that he regrets because he ruined physically his anatomy.
00:11:26.440Like, it did not go the way it was supposed to go.
00:11:29.740And they just, the hospital just stopped taking his phone calls.
00:11:33.180So TikTok led to a surgery which you don't get any refunds.
00:11:38.820You don't get to go back and say, never mind.
00:11:50.500The original pervs of the psychoanalyst movement would have been like, this is an absolute dream.
00:11:56.500And so you look onto TikTok now and you say, how did they do this?
00:12:00.140Well, the first thing is you have to sort of have someone that very rationally explains to you why this is actually really a good thing.
00:12:09.620You know, Chris, I'm going to have you bring in right now just to show them the clip of the woman with the brunette hair who's slowly explaining why it's actually not a bad thing.
00:12:18.360It's not a bad thing and people should realize that it's a good thing to be a single mom by choice.
00:12:49.400And if we allow the judgments and opinions and perceived judgments even of the people around us or people we don't even know to dictate the way we live our lives, we're selling ourselves so, so short.
00:13:02.040If you feel called to have a family of your own, even though you're not married or doing it the traditional way, stop being hard on yourself.
00:13:09.220You deserve to create the life that you want despite those circumstances.
00:13:32.860So when you see younger women who have opted to have their fallopian tubes removed at the age of 19 because they say they never want a kid.
00:13:40.580Well, they found their asylum where people are telling them that having a kid is horrible.
00:13:43.740And then you have people who have their whole life ahead of them and could meet someone and start a family and offer that child the best chance at life.
00:13:53.560Statistically speaking, rationally and spiritually speaking, your child is going to be infinitely better off if they grow up in a stable, two-parent environment.
00:14:01.820But then they've got these people telling them that, like, you know, you just have to choose it.
00:14:53.600It's actually just not funny what they're actually doing here because they're making it cool and catchy.
00:14:58.880And so when I went through this hashtag on TikTok, thousands and thousands of videos, which I'm not going to show you because these women were so young, of people who have clearly had their minds socially engineered to think that this is something that they should pursue.
00:15:44.460I genuinely feel so sad for women because another woman did a video and said that she looks for a life partner for a long time and she's single mother by choice because she didn't want to not have children.
00:15:56.160And that makes me sad because children are indeed a wonderful blessing.
00:16:00.560And when you see how women who want to aspire to that and haven't met the right person, you can see how that option looks to them.
00:16:08.120Like you look at that option, you go that.
00:16:09.580Yeah, I'd rather just be a single mother by choice.
00:16:37.480Your child is missing out when they don't have a second parent.
00:16:40.820You know, it shouldn't be a choice to deprive them of that.
00:16:46.560And I also want to be clear what's really happening here.
00:16:50.220The larger picture, why psychoanalysts want to produce this result, why they want to social engineer this consequence is because, as I mentioned earlier, A, it gives the government ultimately more power, right?
00:17:03.020We are barreling very quickly toward the humanist agenda, right?
00:17:07.280The idea that people should not believe in a spiritual higher power, but they can just trust and come to and worship science.
00:18:31.860And it is the best guard that we have against extreme governance.
00:18:36.980And so when you see these sorts of things, you know, you should obviously exercise extreme compassion for the women who have been brought toward this point in their life.
00:18:46.740But also recognize that it is, whether you want to accept it or not, a tremendous evil.
00:18:51.940And that's all I'm going to say about that topic.
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00:20:50.040But, of course, when you start to see these things, when the state perceives you as a threat, they will just start drumming up things all over the place.
00:20:56.940And it looks like that is certainly going to be the case for Pabal Darab.
00:21:01.220Now, parking aside the fact that they're alleging that there's child pornography on the site and that's why they're getting in there.
00:21:07.940That's why they're having to arrest him.
00:21:09.520And he also simultaneously, it was just announced, now has a case that is being brought against him in Switzerland.
00:21:18.160So I'm going to update you on that because the public had not heard about this.
00:21:21.840And now, of course, they are because the job of the media is to make us think that Pabal Darab is an absolute monster and he deserves anything that he gets absent any facts.
00:21:30.120But really just the emotion that we're supposed to feel when we hear words like sex trafficking and domestic abuse, especially domestic abuse against children.
00:21:38.400So in Switzerland, there was a case filed against him by his former partner, a woman named Irina Bulger, who claims that she has three children with Darab.
00:21:48.780Bulger met the Telegram founder in 2012 when they were both living in Russia.
00:21:53.160That's what she wrote, at least on social media.
00:21:54.520Six months later, they moved to St. Petersburg together where their three children were born between 2013 and 2017.
00:22:02.440Well, she has filed a criminal complaint against Darab in Geneva.
00:22:06.220This complaint was filed, by the way, in March of 2023, alleging that Darab was physically violent toward one of his three children.
00:22:16.900In court filings, Bulger alleges that Darab stopped seeing their children in September of 2022.
00:22:23.160And then he blocked access to the 150,000 euro per a month child support payments that he was giving her.
00:22:33.640So she was making one hundred and fifty thousand dollars just for watching his children every single month.
00:22:41.900And by the way, that's not dollars, that's euro euros every single month.
00:22:45.060So she filed a civil child's custody case shortly thereafter.
00:22:49.960He stopped the payments and she decided to start filing these cases against him.
00:22:54.200So that's for the domestic violence against one of his children and because she wants him to resume the payments.
00:23:01.280The Geneva Public Prosecutor's Office initially refused to enter the criminal complaint against Darab when they had received it because it had been filed more than three months after the most recent instance of alleged physical violence.
00:23:12.280In May 2023, she appealed their decision and the court allowed the case to move forward last October.
00:23:19.080So to be clear, you know, people are going to have some questions here.
00:23:23.200I have some questions here, and I think this is part of a need for us to be honest about the reasons why men don't commit, why they have this fear of committing.
00:23:35.780You constantly hear this. There's all of these communities that say men never get married, even though he is not actually married to her, never get into these relationships with women, because if they get upset with you, they're going to take you down with allegations.
00:23:47.380This is there are literal communities that are dedicated to this idea that you should not.
00:23:52.220There's no incentive for a man to get married and to have children with women because all women are a stereotype in which they will take everything that you have if they get upset.
00:24:00.580Now, the reason why people are going to use this, and by the way, I am not alleging it one way or the other.
00:24:05.460I don't know. I don't have the facts in front of me.
00:24:07.560But the reason why those communities will present this case as a situation that proves their theory is because you have a woman that didn't file these complaints until he stopped paying her.
00:24:19.580Right. And now she's alleging that he was violent toward one of his children.
00:24:23.100We don't really know what that means. Obviously, a lot of this is going to be locked down because it concerns a child.
00:24:27.480But if he was violent towards your children, why not file that before he stopped making payments to you?
00:24:36.060Right. That's going to be just a common sense thing that people are going to ask.
00:24:39.860And I think that's a fair question. And I think it's a valid question to ask.
00:24:42.460The second thing is, what is violent towards children? What is violence?
00:24:45.800Because that has shifted very much over the decades.
00:24:48.180We're now in a society that believes that children have the right to punch their parents in the face if they get upset.
00:24:53.940You know, you don't give your kid a toy.
00:24:55.660Right. Yeah. Well, you're going to get knocked in the eye.
00:24:58.200You're going to get a black eye from a little toddler who's upset.
00:25:00.380And you just have to understand that he's expressing his emotions.
00:25:02.500You start seeing these kids who are just out of pocket, man.
00:25:05.120I mean, they are. I have seen kids in public saying and speaking to their parents in ways that I just think, whew, I would have gotten the back hand, the front hand, the side hand and the foot if I had spoken to my mother like that in public.
00:25:16.560I always got the pinch, you know, that meant, you know, we're in public right now.
00:25:21.260So I can't beat you up because people are watching.
00:25:25.000But when we get home, you're going to get beat up, you know.
00:25:50.640But I do think it's interesting that this case was filed last year, at the end of last year, and now all of a sudden we're seeing it in the media.
00:26:20.680If he was extraordinarily violent to one of his children, she says that, like, the child has PTSD and can't sleep, then, of course, that is a problem and he should be brought to justice.
00:26:31.240But I do find the timing of this breaking in the news to be extremely suspicious.
00:26:37.140So that is the point that I'm going to make about that.
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00:27:10.540I'm going to slowly walk you through what's happened here.
00:27:14.200So essentially, Trump tweeted this about reproductive rights, right?
00:27:19.160My administration will be great for women and their reproductive rights.
00:27:22.060Now, people didn't like that immediately because when you think of any administration championing reproductive rights, you immediately think of a left and you think of like abortions at nine months and you think of my body, my choice and people that are wearing pink hats and saying that they're here to come beat up Trump.
00:27:37.900And so this did not land in a great way.
00:27:43.180But, of course, I'm sure the press loved it because they thought that it was a great way to fracture Trump from his hardcore pro-life base.
00:27:50.320And a reporter approached him and asked him, hey, what is this?
00:29:48.900So, when you say this in the lead up to an election, what you're signaling to the pro-lifers is stay home and don't give them your vote.
00:29:54.760And to stay home and not give them your vote means that you're signaling that it's just better, actually, to let Kamala win, right?
00:30:00.180And we know that she's an extremist when it comes to abortion.
00:30:03.600So, she would bring forth things that are way worse, things that would be an absolute nightmare.
00:30:08.640Like I said, they were once championing nine months.
00:30:12.000A woman can abort whenever she wants, nine months in the womb, she can just say, hey, you know what, I actually decided after nine months of growing this kid that I don't want it.
00:30:20.660And so, I think it's really important for people to remember that.
00:30:24.500When you are offering critiques and you have a platform and you're saying things, there's a way to be constructive in your critiques.
00:30:31.080Like, hey, you know, I really, really, really would like Trump to just be Trump and to fire a bunch of consultants and spend the last couple of weeks just being himself.
00:30:40.180But I think when you say you don't get pro-life votes, it is a little bit problematic.
00:30:45.780I think that it is handing it over to Kamala Harris at a time when we need to be realistic.
00:30:57.560And all of us know that Trump will be better for this country socially, he'll be better for this country financially, and he will, in fact, be better for this country spiritually.
00:31:05.500And he has been a strong partner of the pro-life movement.
00:31:11.840And so, judge him by his actual work and encourage people to get out there and to vote for him.
00:31:18.240Judge him by his actual record in terms of things that he has done for the pro-life movement and encourage people to get out there and to support him.
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00:32:38.780And I know that when they're trying to convince, gaslight the public, like, Candace is going crazy because she's reading books and understanding history and realizing that psychoanalysis is social engineering everybody into accepting what is a program that's being created by psychopaths who want to control everything.
00:32:53.140Yeah, that's what they say means that you've lost it.
00:32:56.660It means that I've lost their thread, you know.
00:32:59.940Angela writes, I have four autoimmune diseases.
00:33:40.320Amy writes, I saw Kamala's speech at the DNC, and looking at the crowd's enthusiasm, the only word that came to my mind was collective psychosis.
00:33:57.200And they truly believe that they're individual, educated thinkers, even though they're all doing and saying the exact same thing that their commentators and their journalists are telling them to do.
00:34:21.020He writes, I was a police detective in Philadelphia.
00:34:23.680A few years ago, I had a job where an NFL player was arrested on gun charges.
00:34:27.860The NFL had heavy influence over the police department.
00:34:30.700I submitted all the charges, and they were accepted like normal.
00:34:33.060A few weeks later, I went back into the system to see the status of the case.
00:34:37.060Someone had gone into the system and dropped all the charges, deleted evidence, and completely reclassified the case to be a non-criminal investigation.
00:34:44.040Absolutely no one in the department had the right to edit that file but me.
00:34:47.380If that's what will be done for a bench NFL player, imagine what they'll do for A-list stars and federal informants.
00:34:53.360Yes, he was writing that in regards to us covering the city case and realizing that the state is getting involved, that the police departments are involved, and has been going on for at least as long as the Manson murders.
00:35:03.380If you have not read that book, Chaos, absolutely, you need to read it.
00:35:06.080It offers you a huge awakening, you know, an awakening that maybe one day will have the media saying,
00:35:19.620The journalists are working for the state, and you do have these police officers and detectives who are situated in inner cities, usually like Los Angeles, Chicago, who work for the state.
00:35:30.500And they're supposed to disappear certain things because there is, in my opinion, just a gang that is pretending to be, went legit, decided to be the state.