00:30:38.860But the public Twitter face that is Christianity has been experiencing this fractal kind of psyop as well.
00:30:45.980And it's happened at kind of the hands of the ortho church, Protestants fighting with Orthodox, fighting with Catholic, which we've obviously been a part of.
00:30:58.480So, you know, whether or not that's hypocritical, that's a fair accusation, but also Christian nationalism, where it's this unholy blending of politics and Christianity, which it just so happens that orthodoxy blends really well with that, that type of Christianity that we're seeing this like pseudo political Christianity.
00:31:19.640Typically, you'll find orthodox or orthodoxy within that in a big way.
00:31:24.280They're maybe the biggest representative of the Christian body inside that politics kind
00:31:45.960Because you're pushing back against the old system and you hate the left?
00:31:48.580or christianity because you want to draw closer to god and you love the lord those are two different
00:31:52.820things right the love the lord one is not in this we're talking about christianity for the sake of
00:31:58.460rebelling against the previous status quo that big pot conservatism republican magazine there too
00:32:06.040got too big it got it got too many people said i this makes sense yeah we got it how are we going
00:32:12.300to break this up well they used the oldest trick in the book yeah dude the jews there's no better
00:32:17.800thing to break that up man yeah i mean well and also it helps a lot when you are showing the
00:32:23.520crimes of the jews and the crimes of the jews are real um but that is what's happening it's
00:32:28.780happened in a really big way so it's it's when i asked you is there a correlation between like
00:32:33.700the pedophile shirt and the getting mad about the anti-israel uh um well epstein is that sure yeah
00:32:40.960yeah yeah epstein's a huge part of it the jews in the tunnels with the stained mattresses and the
00:32:44.820Baby high chairs was also a big part of it.
00:32:48.640And then, of course, I think we even have a book somewhere out there where it's like there is so much old artwork of children going through these bloodletting rituals where they're like cutting them open and everybody around them is clearly Jewish.
00:33:05.820Like they have little yarmulkes, they have the traditional garb.
00:33:09.800And then you go to the Bolsheviks thing and what they were doing in in Germany was all like writing theology on the sexual fluidity of children, which gives birth to the brown shirts.
00:33:23.460So the brown shirts are the book burners, you know, when you hear like, oh, they're burning the books.
00:33:27.120Oh, my God. And that's like a real buzzword kind of a phrase.
00:33:29.600Well, the books that they were burning in that particular instance, when it comes to Nazi Germany, before the brown shirts ever became the Nazis, they were burning like gender ideology for children books that were created by Jewish doctors.
00:33:42.540So there is this long history of like abuse of the children and the Jews.
00:33:48.300So you will see that idea that that dude's shirt.
00:33:51.220It's not a coincidence that those two sentiments are having their heyday together.
00:36:27.020They thought it'd be good for business.
00:36:28.280I'm sure wherever the story's going, I'm sure that whatever they did, they thought, hey, this will be good for business.
00:36:34.520And it's Halloween's coming, which like if you go to the department stores earlier and earlier every year, they roll shit out for the holidays.
00:36:41.800It's August and we're getting Halloween stuff already, which is just crazy.
00:59:50.460And the, and the cameras are all there perfectly to get it.
00:59:53.140And I mean, at the time, I think top and I were almost shell shocked because you think we would like fucking high five, you know, do a jump in high five, slow motion in the air.
01:11:52.200The plot revolves around Twain, the protagonist, Mark and the protagonist, Mark Lilly, a human social worker enlisting together into Satan's Dark Army, where Mark uncovers a secret demonic plan to launch a surprise attack on humanity disguised as a routine end of days war pre enactment annual event.
01:12:11.580interesting um the episode's climax is during a large public rally where twain now back from his
01:12:18.780military stint and positioned as a key figure is the target of an assassination attempt mark in a
01:12:25.360desperate bid to stop the impending apocalypse and expose and expose the plot relatable fires
01:12:31.580his shot from an elevated distance the bullet grazes twain's right ear causing no major injury
01:12:36.680oh so both trump and mr boner raper bone raper whatever it is got grazed not glazed by a gunshot
01:12:44.920in the ear during a political rally both displayed defiance immediately after turning to the moment
01:12:49.200into a rallying cry both are demons checkmate now on a totally unrelated note oh this is fun
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01:30:07.500um i don't know if she loves it but she do be looking yes this is interesting all her time
01:30:15.380looking what do you make of this so i think i'm technically on a glp1 which is probably why top
01:30:24.040sent this to the production chat but it says the surprising way glp1s could be slimming down
01:30:30.740violent crime in america dude this is actually fascinating this is fascinating i don't know
01:30:36.040what they're going to because when people are heavyset they commit more crimes no so for me
01:30:41.800they they're selling it on the black market making money instead of selling other drugs
01:30:46.020no no no no i don't know what this is going to say we'll get into it in a second p1
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01:33:04.800Oh, Soviet Blapses put GLP-1s in Popeyes.
01:33:07.660So the specific one that I'm on, what it does is it deadens the reward centers of the brain.
01:33:14.540So on really high doses, I have seen testimony from people be like,
01:33:19.560my emotions have been raped uh and they don't have like any desires at all when did you start
01:33:25.680taking this um uh july 3rd that explains it what nothing never what does that mean no no never
01:33:33.620mind well so um i'll talk to top about it later but i wouldn't be able to explains it now if i
01:33:39.600was on a higher dose i would not be able to do this show with any energy there's no fucking way
01:33:43.820because i get the sense in my mind i'm like oh man like i don't have a desire for alcohol i don't
01:33:49.200have a desire i i basically i'll work i'll go to the gym i'll do i'll pull two a days on when i'm
01:33:55.960bored instead of i can't watch stuff i can i can't i pick up a video game controller i'll play for
01:34:00.760like five minutes literally five minutes and then lose interest and so yeah yeah yeah it's it's
01:34:07.320called uh reddit true tide and it just makes you not want anything it's super subtle like i get
01:34:13.660hungry but i don't have like cravings like that and when i do eat it's very like i just mostly
01:34:18.920eat protein or i had a salad yesterday i had two salads yesterday but my point is the impulse
01:34:26.320control is what is given back to you what and if so much violent crime is due to low impulse control
01:34:37.580then i could totally see huh black people just chilling out a little bit like if you put them
01:34:45.960on glp ones and they felt like they were going to go and commit a crime they'd be like i really
01:34:51.660don't have a craving to commit a crime though it's not there huh it's very this is a white guy
01:34:57.700in the picture though dude i don't know why you're saying like have you ever noticed that every time
01:35:01.760they try to portray a criminal and everything they're always white now you're not allowed to
01:35:05.160portray criminals as black even in the video games when they have like groups of thugs that
01:35:09.220spider-man beats up they're all fucking white it's very funny so here let's go see what this says
01:35:13.820uh i bet you it is having to do with all right so get on glp1 and take a bite out of crime
01:35:18.700violent across or violence get the shit out of here what the fuck is good what no oh my god
01:35:24.520kind of lingerie is that dude it's like iron man lingerie oh violence across the u.s has seen a
01:35:30.400historic decline in the last two years and criminologists are trying to figure out why
01:35:35.120i don't fucking think that the hood's on on um glp it seems expensive isn't it uh no actually
01:35:42.060what's what's really crazy is i have a supplier that i'm not going to uh tell anybody about
01:35:48.180because i'm still experimenting and i don't want to i don't want to promote this like i don't want
01:35:52.020to say because i've had a lot of success you should go out and do this thing so i'm still
01:35:55.700kind of figuring out like what's going on but i did talk to somebody who has lupus and who has
01:36:01.280prescribed all the same things dude it's so fucked up the the the doctor what the doctor is charging
01:36:08.600them for like let's say one of them that's very similar to the one i take 450 a month that's why
01:36:14.460you had to get it underground it's one jar yeah i get 10 jars for 150 what this this person
01:36:22.820immediately because attached to the product is all sorts of third-party independent research labs
01:36:28.080that are showing their studies on the purity of it so you can click on any of those studies and
01:36:32.260read them all she read through them all she was like yeah this is the exact same shit that i've
01:36:35.980been on for years now i'm buying it this way fuck the doctor and i was like that's crazy so she got
01:36:41.500what does this thing do it just kills your craving for like fun and happiness and like no no no
01:36:47.120absolutely not what i mean i'm crushing what are you saying though it's saying that like you're not
01:36:50.660going to be impulsive about things you want to do so um i take an incredibly low dose so all that's
01:36:56.700happening is like i don't binge eat because i don't have like these cravings but it's also made
01:37:01.620like cravings for stupid shit like video games and mindless television go away oh okay i see
01:37:06.160what you're saying okay so it's killing your craving for even just like fun stuff though
01:37:09.860no no i mean like what's fun stuff i don't know i thought video games was like fun that's why
01:37:14.060you do the other day i went out with my cousin and i was up to this is unheard of for me i was
01:37:19.180up till fucking midnight hanging out on main street uh drinking beers and just talking my
01:37:25.920ass off like in a party scene and then i went home and i went to sleep like the the fun isn't
01:37:32.060like killed it's like the slop it's weird like so the stuff that was really not meaningful it's
01:37:39.000like very clearly like i'm not into that anymore but if you were like yo let's go fucking rafting
01:37:43.520an actual fun like let's go do that hell yeah dude yeah oh not extra fun regular style fun
01:37:48.780so what is it it's a pill or it's an injection injection which is sketchy and then i had to go
01:37:54.660and learn how to do all that because i'm not a fucking doctor right it's not like intravenous
01:37:59.120no i just i just slam it into my thigh yeah it's fun okay so get on glp1s uh the the the historic
01:38:07.820decline blah blah blah um but one study from earlier this year has offered a new theory the
01:38:12.880new class of weight loss drugs like ozempic uh which ozempic's all fucked up and it causes um
01:38:19.180bone density loss but i'm in the gym lifting heavy all the time so i don't have any skeletor face
01:38:24.560dude some of the people that do they look like shit it's like whoa uh could be partially
01:38:29.480responsible a study by rutgers shout out to rutgers uh we used to call that slutgers university
01:38:34.600because all the sluts went there that's a new jersey uh university uh so a study by rutgers
01:38:39.440university explored the potential relationship between glp1 and medications impulsivity
01:38:44.380and violent behavior and found there's a certain logic to the theory holy shit dude yeah makes
01:38:51.220sense one possible explanation comes from research suggesting that glp1 medications affects part of
01:38:56.720the brain involved in the reward processing and self-regulation and so somebody's gonna go commit
01:39:02.360a crime there's some sort of like dopamine rush they're getting from that it's not just like it
01:39:06.980is impulse control is the you think this guy's robbing banks dude what what's this guy's fucking
01:39:13.180yeah it's crazy what's happening um the benefits of glp1s famously fade after users stopped taking
01:39:19.420them uh simon simon you got to stay on it uh no uh well i mean i don't think so there's no reason
01:39:26.320to any any research that i've done is like when you get to where like right now i've lost uh enough
01:39:31.420weight that i'm like i'm done i'm not taking them anymore i have to finish like i have to taper off
01:39:36.100in like little tiny increments because i don't think it's good to just stop and then uh and
01:39:40.700then you're gonna be back to eating uh i hope not no i don't think so i think i've developed a lot
01:39:44.780of really great habits i mean i'm going to the gym all it is is cultivating the habits that's
01:39:49.200anytime you're thinking about like when otis was talking about porn earlier is you're just thinking
01:39:53.300like yeah just get out of the house dude yeah start getting these habits where you go out running
01:39:57.020you go out like biking you go to the gym like whatever it is you have to get into the groove
01:40:01.620of these habits and once you get those habits going like yeah so i was in this shape i was in
01:40:06.420a little bit better shape four years ago and uh for whatever reason recently i was going to the
01:40:11.760gym and i was eating healthy but i plateaued really fucking hard so i used it to get over
01:40:15.500the plateau and now i'm back almost to where i was four years ago and i did all that without this
01:40:20.520shit four years ago so all those habits and everything like i've done all this before it's
01:40:24.660not something that i can't uh just do on my own what is this guy i don't like he's probably just
01:40:29.360an ad it's just an ad or something uh so he's not part of the story some siemens uh his research
01:40:35.200compared current glp1 users and found that common risk factors for violence namely impulsivity and
01:40:41.720alcohol use were notice yeah dude i fucking don't drink were notably lower in people currently on
01:40:48.220the drugs that alone imagine how much less crime there is if people aren't on alcohol it's really
01:40:53.120interesting so in simple terms they may reduce how strongly people respond to certain rewards
01:40:57.920and urges yep so i was i was 100 over the target our findings suggest that someone is paxil is
01:41:03.440paxil like what you take not no idea no idea um suggest that someone may still have impulsive
01:41:09.600tendency but those tendencies may be less likely to translate into violent behavior he explained
01:41:14.160so yeah man that's exactly uh siemens uh right pointed to growing research suggesting glp1
01:41:20.060medication may reduce both alcohol consumption and craving uh uh through its effects on the
01:41:26.480brain's reward systems we found that alcohol use was associated with more violent behavior
01:41:31.720but that relationship was weaker among you so we already said that and 15 of adult population
01:41:36.480reported that they have taken a glp1 tens of millions of americans could find themselves
01:41:42.680newly restrained that's interesting yeah so it's a it's a very dangerous thing though dude because
01:41:48.640if you look up people are fucking retarded and if you look up um what a lot of people do is they'll
01:41:54.460end up taking a shit ton of this and like so the third phase clinical uh studies just came out for
01:42:02.000the one that i'm on and like in high doses you'll get like you can get diarrhea or constipation
01:42:06.920and you can get nausea and you can get sleepy right which like i've kind of always been sleepy
01:42:12.460though you kind of had all three of those a lot that is true but i don't have that that's
01:42:16.440interesting well it's probably mostly because of my diet if i was eating like shit before but
01:42:21.240even then i was trying not to eat like shit and i was going to the gym regularly but i've had a
01:42:26.360long history of being a nappy kind of a guy every day i see you you're eating like public's fried
01:42:30.860chicken dude you're not no i don't eat fried chicken all the time well i don't eat uh breaded
01:42:35.840fried chicken i just eat fried chicken it's just non-breaded who knows what that's made it's
01:42:41.680probably well it's made of chicken but it's probably are we sure it could be fried in like
01:42:45.240fucking all kinds of garbage oil vegetable oil i'm sure public's isn't frying their chicken in
01:42:49.740well pretty sure according to your guys thoughts if it's uh made by the goy or for the goy it could
01:42:54.600be some sort of genetically modified chicken but good luck uh avoiding that now i don't have
01:42:59.500chickens i'm not big pimping like you um no i'm not i'm not on a high dose gin i'm on worried
01:43:05.360about you in the chat are they yes um xfxor gave me the brain zaps when i quit that shit over 10
01:43:12.560years ago i don't know what that is so it was probably a couple scrolls back they were like
01:43:16.220oh no i can't i can't go through the thing though so if you look at the the studies they they had
01:43:23.360their control groups on anywhere from four milligrams upwards to 12 milligrams per week
01:43:29.600okay you don't even know what that means so don't act surprised i know what i like doing um and these
01:43:33.780people are all losing weight and they're all fat previously and then they lost weight i that's per
01:43:38.220week i am on less than one milligram per week so the lowest end of the control group was four
01:43:44.460are you sure you're not measuring wrong and you're actually on 10 where you think you're on like one
01:43:48.580No, because the amount that I get is 10 milligrams, and that would be one vial in a fucking whole needle draw, which some of these people are doing.