00:03:18.520I don't think I'll get me banned all right let's go to OBS here let's
00:03:24.760what happens by ultimate there we go all right so here's the event
00:03:39.960now you know what I'm gonna mute this because the voices I'll keep it up all
00:03:45.960Alright, so the first officer gets shot, there's the rabbi trying to run away, the female officer shoots the rabbi, who had nothing to do with it, then on the right you'll see the, there he comes, there he comes, and she, then she runs away and he shoots her.0.93
00:04:04.960holy shit he's reloading i've heard it's an sks i cannot tell if that's an sks at this resolution0.99
00:04:18.960it's the right length for one where the fuck did he find a sling for it and oh boom he's down1.00
00:15:27.900Neighborhood was Decourtrol Avenue and Trans Island Avenue in Cote des Neiges, Montreal.
00:15:48.900White male, described in videos and witness reports as Caucasian men in full camouflage tactical gear.
00:15:55.900armed with what looks like an SKF rifle. That's a little brother to the AK-47. It's a semi-auto
00:16:03.580AK-47 with typically a five-round magazine. 7.62x39. It's not a full 7.62 round. It's not
00:16:16.860like a medium machine gun round. It's a little bit smaller. It's a little bit smaller, but it's
00:16:21.040got some punch to it. Gets the job done. Manifesto. He distributed a 100-page
00:16:27.580violent incel manifesto targeting women before the attack. Incel ideology blaming
00:16:34.280Stacey, feminism, and society for his romantic sexual failure. Now my buddy,
00:16:40.640Faced Jew, heard from a peace officer that he's actually, it was a trans person,0.57
00:16:47.460But that's not been confirmed from the media. The victims. Rabbi Michael Moshe Mizrahi. Now, all the information about this man, it's been rapid release by an organization that engages in public relations, okay?0.53
00:17:17.460um I have a name of the organization here somewhere let's mention it
00:18:06.060By all indications, this, this man was just out doing his thing.
00:18:12.640The official release says he's a beloved member of the community, no connections to the ADL or any of those snake organizations. Chabad is a very diverse group.
00:19:03.780That's where Chibad comes from. I learned something new today. It's useful when you study the occult.
00:19:11.780You might not believe in it, but the people in charge of this world sure as hell do.1.00
00:19:18.780So, Chabad has some wacky beliefs. They are Talmudic. I'm not exactly a huge fan of the Talmud.1.00
00:19:29.780My friend Based Jew is also not a fan. He is a different sect of Judaism that only follows the Old Testament, the Tanakh, as they like to say.
00:19:41.780and again it wasn't the shooter that shot this guy it was the female cop in a panic
00:19:51.660to which you know god i've got some sympathy for that1.00
00:19:58.440like you've got an active shooter putting rounds down range in your direction some big mofo comes
00:20:07.560around the corner I'll tell you what guys I was once doing uh we're doing
00:20:20.460room-clearing drills and this was just training rounds right and I came around
00:20:29.100the corner, and the the guy playing Op4...
00:20:41.820That's just my mother texting me. I showed her the murder traps I put out for
00:20:45.480the mice. She likes them. I came around the corner, and the guy playing Op4, turns
00:20:51.220out we went too early, they hadn't had a chance to reload, and when we came around
00:20:56.700the corner he immediately his instinct was to grab his rifle but then he realized it was unloaded
00:21:04.780and so he dropped it and put his hands up to surrender0.94
00:21:10.380but i had already made the decision to shoot him and i i fired a paintball around at him
00:21:16.620even though he was in the act of surrendering but i like the nerve trigger was already going0.82
00:21:22.140through the arm to make the decision. Uh, I was seriously worried I was going to get charged for
00:21:28.120that. Even though it's just a training exercise, they take this shit pretty damn seriously.1.00
00:21:36.560That's the background I come from, okay? So, I have some sympathy0.99
00:21:41.580for a female officer. For any officer, seeing a big guy come around the corner during an active1.00
00:21:50.360scenario and pulling the trigger on him and shooting the guy dead when it turns
00:21:59.960out he was just a civilian. I do have some sympathy. I have done this for a1.00
00:22:06.080fucking living. However, I can't stop noticing patterns. You know that Carmelo0.99
00:22:19.460Anthony video came out. The body cam of him being arrested. The poor little
00:25:51.460All because of these university professors pushing critical race theory with no sense of responsibility as to where this is going to lead society.
00:26:21.460There is individual responsibility, but there is also the circumstances you find yourself in.
00:26:33.460So I got some sympathy for Camelo Anthony.
00:26:37.460I also happened to notice that 13% of the population commits 52% of the violent crime.0.67
00:26:47.460Another thing I notice is the gross overrepresentation of female police officers in shooting incidents.1.00
00:27:02.460The individual police officer, I have sympathy.0.85
00:27:18.880In fact, probably the reason she ran away when the shooter actually appeared
00:27:22.380is because she was so traumatized realizing she shot a civilian.
00:27:32.460like there's a split second maybe you felt it in first-person shooters I don't know maybe you
00:27:45.060felt that that split second where your brain can say wait no don't shoot but you still shoot
00:27:54.420it's a terrifying split second to exist in when your finger is already depressing the trigger
00:28:03.900like I felt that in in training scenarios okay training scenarios granted but with real guns
00:28:11.760I felt in training scenarios I felt that in video games there's that split second
00:28:16.860where you're too slow to stop yourself from shooting
00:28:21.240I'll bet you that she found herself there.
00:28:41.040If a civilian were to legally have a gun,
00:28:48.700Let's say there's a civilian in an apartment building who had a gun license and everything was stored properly, and he saw what was happening, and he went to go get his own SKS, and he put a round downrange, and he wound up shooting a civilian by accident.
00:29:09.600What would the consequences be for him?0.99
00:29:18.700Why do we have so many fucking female police officers?0.99
00:50:40.100Well, that's interesting. So, uh, what, what, I, Kowikny, I can't read that. So, 7.62x39, we're not talking 7.62x39, uh, whatever the hell the NATO standard is, okay?
00:50:56.840Okay. The Soviet standard generally penetrates less than 5.56 but blows cover apart more easily.
00:51:05.440It's not very loud either. I find the 5.56 louder. I could be wrong about that, but...
00:51:13.8407.62x51. Yeah, so it's only about like a quarter larger.
00:51:19.680But, yeah, a quarter is kind of a big deal when you're talking about explosive ordnance.
00:51:33.680Anyway, my take on all of this is, this is, this seems like, you know, if I were Mark Carney
00:51:40.400and I wanted to crack down on Alberta, or if I were Mark Carney secretly working for Donald
00:51:47.920Trump, who wants to buy Alberta, and I wanted an excuse to crack down on Alberta, an Albertan0.89
00:51:55.840with the gun I want, they really want to ban the SKS. Like, that's the next one they're0.78
00:52:01.360going to ban. If I were Mark Carney looking to ban the SKS, then an Albertan incel shooting
00:52:17.160at some cops would work really well for me. Oh, the fact that a rabbi died? That's just,0.98
00:52:23.180like, I don't think that's planned or anything. I think that's just...
00:52:27.280Let's do the shooting in a Jewish neighborhood. There will probably be a dead rabbi.0.99
00:56:14.320you know I've got a gun store the other day as a smaller gun store and the
00:56:23.220owner was not nice to me about my ambition there was totally gonna be a
00:56:28.840customer in that gun store. He just had to insult my- like I'm actually a pretty
00:56:32.620fucking crap shot, so. But whatever, you want to insult me? Don't insult me. I got other privately owned rifle stores I'll go to. Thank you very much.0.99
00:56:58.840you know people still own firearms in Canada in places like downtown Montreal
00:57:07.320you know let's I mean let's go back to this let's go back
00:57:20.180there's all the video let's go back to this video guys gonna mute it for this0.99
00:57:27.700look at this guy look at these fucking clowns you know back when I was in the0.99
00:57:44.500military I lived downtown Hamilton and in my paranoia and PTSD I used to think1.00
00:57:51.400about like what if there's a sniper in one of those balconies up there0.82
00:57:57.700I mean, if I had any fucking interest in living in a city again, which I do not.0.99
00:58:06.040Look at him, reloading, taking his fucking, what a clown, look, there's like a bunch of1.00
00:58:10.960cop crews, oh, then there he gets shot, what a fucking idiot.1.00
00:58:16.260What a fucking tool, like, he takes cover on the wrong side of the cover.1.00
00:58:22.300It's like a video game, where you click the cover button, but it puts you in the enemy1.00
00:58:26.180But, like, look at all these apartment buildings.0.99
01:03:30.360The attack on Pearl Harbor was not only a predicted outcome, it was a useful outcome.
01:03:44.360It was an outcome that could be capitalized to achieve further objectives.0.96
01:03:51.360Same way, if you call somebody a penis wrinkle, and then he throws down, and you get to beat him up to make your girlfriend horny, it's not really a false flag, but it is a useful outcome that he threw down with you.0.96
01:04:17.160So it's perfectly possible for there to be actual mentally destabilized individuals who0.98
01:04:27.160are further radicalized and allowed the opportunity to go a little bit haywire because it serves
01:05:15.960I wonder, I wonder how they're going to use the death of the rabbi, that's fucking ugly, isn't it, what a cynical thing to say, imagine, imagine you're going about your business, you go downstairs,0.99
01:25:51.020Two is, other people can satisfy my feelings.
01:25:58.480is this is how we do things. Three is the beginning of conscious thought. Three is the beginning
01:26:09.580of the human. Okay, the reason that we can domesticate dogs is because we induct them
01:26:14.960into our tribe. Tribalism is stage three. Stage three is the beginning of conscious
01:26:26.700thought. Stage 4, traditional religion. This is the way things are done. Stage 5, what is the optimal
01:26:38.220way to do things? This is empire, the Roman Empire in particular. Oh, you call him Zeus?
01:26:46.840We call him Apollo. Same shit, different pile. We're integrating all of this shit right now.1.00
01:26:53.280Stage six is the beginning of the third person's narrator. The beginning of, I see this, what do you see? What does he see? If all three of us see the same thing, it's probably true.0.97
01:27:15.780If all three of us see something different then we've got a question. I'm not inherently right. I'm just my own perspective. That's stage six.
01:27:29.140Stage seven is when you notice that there's stages.
01:27:40.140Stage seven is the beginning of us becoming a multi-planetary species.
01:27:49.140It's the beginning of us becoming a species that doesn't put all of its eggs in one basket.
01:27:56.140It's the beginning of us growing to achieve our destiny, and that's what Gene Roddenberry
01:28:09.540was trying to capture with his Star Trek series, where humans don't have drama anymore.
01:28:16.460Go write a drama series without any drama, he told the writers.
01:28:23.780But he was onto something, he had glimpses of Seven, but was, sadly, spent most of his
01:28:33.940time in Stage 5 and only glimpses of Stage 6, and really spent most of his life taking
01:28:39.740advantage of women, using his stage five power to be King Nigga, while ironically writing
01:28:55.960a Captain Picard that failed to reproduce.0.98
01:29:00.280Stage seven is when we finally start putting all of this shit in order0.66
01:29:23.240A functional stage seven civilization needs to be what we're all aiming towards
01:29:29.040and you know it could be it could be that the people that figured out credit
01:29:41.660scores they figured out stage 7 operating on the pillar of severity they
01:32:18.500But there's some fucking male, there's some fucking male that's putting up with her crap, that's enabling her crap. Some beta male fucking loser empowering this Karen to be a cunt.1.00
01:32:48.500I am, you know, part of me almost hoped for this, except, gosh, I just don't see a lot1.00
01:33:18.200people in the future be the sort of person that exists in the future
01:33:38.960be the sort of sort of person that's useful to get shit done no it's like the
01:33:44.720It's the same basic lessons, it's like wax on, wax off.0.94
01:33:56.720That's why I'm very, very sick of talking about the problems in the world.0.94
01:34:00.720The solution is so fucking obvious.1.00
01:45:58.480And can you, can you use your unique nature to blossom the meaning of reality?
01:46:14.080I guess, yeah, that's what I'm trying to get at.
01:46:16.920Can you make reality more interesting?
01:46:21.960Is reality better off because of your existence?
01:46:28.480Is it more curious? Is it more interesting? Is it more refractive? Is it more holographic? Because of your reality, can you do that with your existence?
01:54:41.320a heuristic is a system that defines what you observe and what you can do
01:54:57.320For example, the materialist scientific heuristic only observes quantifiable material data occurring in a praxis which allows applications.
01:55:27.320For example, the materialist scientific paradigm is very interested in physical data on engineering
01:55:43.320strength engineering technology. It's not interested in scientific data on remote
01:55:59.280viewing. Now science, science is a procedural thing. Science is about
01:56:09.300replica, but rec, rec clip it, rec club, replicability of data. So if you get a
01:56:24.780A whole group of remote viewers, and you ask them to view the exact same thing, and if
01:56:33.420a statistically anomalous percentage gets the same view, you've got scientifically replicable
01:56:43.900information. But I specified material replicability. Material scientific view.
01:56:54.780In the material view, it does not matter how replicable the remote viewing is, a priori, it's non-science. It's not part of the domain.
01:57:18.480Now, where the fuck was I going with that?0.82
01:57:24.780So we've got people with different orientations in this reality.0.98