postyX - November 06, 2026


MS&M: Everything is Fine-Manufacturing Chaos

Canadian Nationalist Wednesdays on X

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2 hours and 4 minutes

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19,366

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6

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264

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00:00:16.340 Men, men, men, men, men go mad with watching them. There's no discharge in the war.
00:00:24.860 If your eyes drop, they will get the top of you.
00:00:30.420 Booth, booth, booth, booth, moving up and down again. There's no discharge in the war.
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00:02:08.120 they said i'm trying to introduce a foreign ideology into ireland by national socialism
00:02:17.460 it is german it has nothing to do with ireland yes it addresses the very questions that we're
00:02:24.180 talking about in belfax it addresses the question of the rights israel it addresses the question
00:02:32.120 of the muslim invasion it addresses the question of whether ireland is to be irish
00:02:39.020 or ireland is to belong to everybody except the irish and these people are standing on the ground 0.84
00:02:45.840 of republicanism which we got from the french that's not foreign and parliamentary democracy
00:02:55.620 was brought to Ireland by Oliver Cromwell.
00:03:01.140 And to not understand that
00:03:03.920 and to call yourself an Irish nationalist
00:03:06.820 and say the most important thing
00:03:09.500 is that we get seats in Parliament
00:03:12.760 to me is a shocking indictment
00:03:17.020 of your lack of knowledge of Irish history
00:03:20.120 and your lack of common sense
00:03:22.500 because you have been fed so many lies
00:03:25.960 about National Socialism and Adolf.
00:03:52.500 Oh, my God. 1.00
00:04:22.500 You are not born into this earth to be enslaved to the Jews and their puppets, you are not 0.99
00:04:47.500 You were born onto this earth as an Aryan man, you were made in the image of God, to conquer it, to rule it, to have dominion over it. 0.99
00:05:00.500 This country is out! 1.00
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00:05:39.500 so some fucking visa grub can come flog halal meat on me turf! 1.00
00:05:47.500 We'll be right back. 1.00
00:06:17.500 To the nothingness, there ain't nothing that I need.
00:06:22.700 We're hot and heavy pumpkin pie, chocolate candy, Jesus Christ.
00:06:27.300 Ain't nothing pleased me more than you.
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00:07:41.000 I'll be here never out with you
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00:08:41.000 Transcription by CastingWords
00:09:11.000 Transcription by CastingWords
00:09:41.000 We'll be right back.
00:10:11.000 Sometimes in your life you have to fight
00:10:21.440 Sometimes in your life there is a struggle
00:10:24.880 Are you not entertained?
00:10:28.600 Are you not entertained? 1.00
00:10:30.660 The life of a single cat is worth more than all the lives of every single Haitian nigger in Ohio 1.00
00:10:41.000 hello everybody hello my little maple hooligans that are here already core cat and breezy and 1.00
00:11:01.220 magpie and adam and i see over here on ftj i see first fires over there as well
00:11:06.860 So welcome to Thursday May. Oh, let's get the chat. Hold on. Hold on. Let me get this
00:11:12.440 shit going. Where are we? Here we go. Rumble chat. FTJ chat. There we go. Um, we're going 0.99
00:11:20.260 to talk about, uh, mass fear today because obviously everybody has been noticing that
00:11:26.240 there is been a lot of, um, different events that are happening. Like I've no, obviously
00:11:34.060 there was most recently well I think was it yesterday or the day before the whole plane
00:11:39.800 bomb threats you know we've been told we're being told to prepare have at least three days worth of
00:11:46.580 stuff you know food and water and supplies and I know like I said this is something that you know
00:11:52.060 Canada supposedly told us every year but I don't really think they made a a large point of doing
00:11:59.320 it unless there was like a storm coming or something imminent um so there's just a lot
00:12:03.580 of different things that have been going on and when I was you know I have a background in my
00:12:10.380 education is in sociology and psychology so I figured why not put it to good use um and I know
00:12:17.260 that there are a lot of not a lot there's about six different events that can cause a society to
00:12:24.180 kind of you know have just mass fear to spread across society and then when mass fear spreads
00:12:30.860 then that's when um people start looking to government for help right they start looking
00:12:35.200 for answers they start looking for solutions um and they feel like they become disempowered right
00:12:40.960 um i don't know adam um anybody ever get a call from ron duty police officer for customer
00:12:49.680 satisfaction no I see this is the thing I and I don't know if Samsung phones have this as well
00:12:57.460 but the iPhone that I have and I do think it's all iPhones but um you can just have calls that
00:13:04.720 are not in your context just uh basically go straight to voicemail so I never like my phone
00:13:11.180 rarely rings um because a lot of times if it's somebody that is in my contacts they'll text me
00:13:16.040 right but if it's if it is then like I said the call will come through but if it's somebody that
00:13:20.580 I don't have saved in my phone book it goes like straight to voicemail I don't even get alerted
00:13:25.300 and my thought is is you know if they if it's important then they'll leave a message and I'll
00:13:30.140 decide whether or not I'm going to call them back yeah see Adam exactly like you know that's the one
00:13:37.260 thing that's good like we never used to have that you used to have to do the manual phone screening 0.98
00:13:42.760 and shit, which sucked. But yeah, now they're making it easy. You really don't have to do a 0.91
00:13:48.600 whole lot. You just have to, you know, not have it in your contacts, right? Like I said, I barely
00:13:53.200 get any calls. And even it's perfect for those, you know, spam calls that, you know, it's like
00:13:58.480 you pick it up and it's like a Chinese person or the boat horn. I'm sure you guys all got that.
00:14:05.440 Magpie, that works as well. That also works as well to do that. Like, literally, why not? I mean,
00:14:12.220 I always have my ringer off which I guess is not good you know if there was ever an emergency but
00:14:17.400 you know with one of my kids and stuff like that but they're all adults now so you know oh like I
00:14:23.040 said I do check my phone periodically so I mean it's they're gonna get it's gonna get checked at
00:14:26.620 least once an hour so anyways so we're gonna talk about this and we have I what I've done
00:14:33.780 is I've basically separated into six section like six different events that lead to mass fear and
00:14:41.600 went ahead and grabbed examples of recent societies. So within the last 10 to 15 years
00:14:48.860 of these things that have been happening that are like each of these events. So examples of
00:14:54.980 each of these events occurring in real time in current society. So that's what we're going to
00:15:01.020 start with. So like I said, creating mass fear. Now the first step, hold on one second here.
00:15:07.940 let's get to the first step here i should have done this as a powerpoint i don't know why i did
00:15:13.440 it this way um anyways so events and societal changes that generate large scale scale fear
00:15:21.360 and increase the appeal of authority tend to share a few psychological features
00:15:27.060 they threaten basic needs for safety predictability or group survival they feel exogenous
00:15:34.160 or hard for individuals to control and they create uncertainty about the future under these
00:15:40.200 conditions people often show rally effects higher approval of existing leaders or institutions
00:15:47.000 and greater preference for decisive strong or expert driven responses
00:15:52.220 um okay hold on a second i was gonna put on
00:15:59.840 yeah i have this little links whatever actually you know what where is it let's just turn it off
00:16:09.400 okay so that's that's basically you know a definition of how it can um and what it causes
00:16:16.180 and how it can make people appeal to authority and become you know government bootlickers i guess
00:16:24.060 you could say. So the first one here is security. It's security and intergroup threats. So wars,
00:16:36.320 terrorist attacks, and military crisis produce some of the strongest and most consistent rally
00:16:42.320 effects. The classic rally around the flag pattern, this has been documented since the 1970s,
00:16:49.360 is especially pronounced for unexpected external security threats.
00:16:54.240 So I'm coming at this, obviously, you guys probably know this,
00:16:58.740 but for anybody who may not know,
00:17:00.440 I'm coming at this from the angle of manufactured chaos, right?
00:17:04.220 So I'm coming in from the angle that these events are being manufactured
00:17:08.520 by the government or the powers that be to create the chaos
00:17:12.920 to then create the need for or the desire for a surveillance state
00:17:16.960 or a totalitarian state.
00:17:18.440 That's the angle I'm coming in at.
00:17:22.320 After the 9-11 attacks, U.S. presidential approval spiked dramatically.
00:17:26.900 Similar patterns appear after other terrorist incidents or the onset of interstate conflict.
00:17:32.920 Perceived group level threat increases affiliation with national leaders and symbols of collective strength.
00:17:39.600 So we're going to talk about this fear appeal first.
00:17:44.760 This is basically what they, they, they basically, how do you, how would you put it?
00:17:52.000 Everything that they know about this is, is based on this fear appeal, this kind of phenomena.
00:17:57.800 So hold on, let me just change it here.
00:18:04.560 Google Chrome.
00:18:05.520 No, that's the wrong one.
00:18:10.560 Wrong one.
00:18:11.700 Come on.
00:18:12.880 There we go. 0.98
00:18:14.760 god damn so this is uh from the behavioral center for behavioral decisions um and again a lot of 0.98
00:18:22.180 people think this is junk science and maybe you know what i mean but i do think that um certain 0.96
00:18:27.840 behavior can be you know kind of observed on mass like certain things and this is one of them i mean
00:18:34.300 it's been proven right this is stuff that the you know prior to even world war ii i'm sure even the
00:18:39.100 russians and you know the chinese and all this stuff were kind of using this kind of stuff to
00:18:42.800 get their people in line. So anyways, it's called the fear appeal. And basically, it's, you know, 0.95
00:18:49.040 described as you scare people about a threat, and then show them a way out. So you're, you know,
00:18:54.960 producing the problem, scaring the people about the problem, and then showing them the solution,
00:18:59.780 right? Exactly, first fire. Problem, reaction, solution. I like, I like that, Madam Breezy.
00:19:07.520 yeah no exactly that's exactly what it is right and it works it works really well even to this day
00:19:13.520 what it means is a pervasive or persuasive message that arouses fear by stressing the severity of a
00:19:20.620 threat and the audience's vulnerability to it in order to motivate protective behavior obviously
00:19:26.920 the most recent example of this is covid we can all remember how they you know it was just nothing
00:19:33.220 but fear mongering um nothing but you know showing we don't even know if it was real footage 0.96
00:19:38.340 of people you know collapsing in the street in china this obviously triggered a fucking you know 0.95
00:19:43.900 protective behavior in a lot of people who you know are already fucking paranoid and a lot of 0.94
00:19:49.960 obviously it targeted mostly the you know middle age and boomers right who are at most at risk of
00:19:54.580 stuff like this anyways oh nice it came up awesome thanks pac-man now it's coming up look
00:20:01.920 on the the screen thank you so much i appreciate that um
00:20:11.040 yeah so basically it on average such messages produce a small to moderate gain in attitudes
00:20:18.280 intentions and behavior to those that also state that the recommended action works are stronger
00:20:23.460 still while the one synthesis to separate the two kinds of efficacy information found
00:20:29.060 that self-efficacy statements added nothing reliable that's a bunch of jargon it doesn't
00:20:33.940 fucking make sense anyways but the original demonstration of this kind of behavior was
00:20:38.420 in 1953 these two I guess psychologists or whatever Irvin Janis and Seymour Feshback 0.98
00:20:45.240 sound like Jews gave the entering class of a Connecticut high school a lecture on dental
00:20:50.780 hygiene about 200 students were split into four groups of 50 three heard illustrated slide lectures 0.72
00:20:57.920 differing only in how frightening they were the fourth a talk on an unrelated subject the strong
00:21:04.440 version showed photographs of diseased gums and badly decayed teeth the moderate version softened
00:21:09.900 the imagery and the minimal version kept the slides but substituted x-rays diagrams and healthy teeth
00:21:15.200 so this is obviously where they got the idea for the cigarette packs right we all know that because
00:21:20.760 that's what they now put on the cigarette packs the most disgusting horrible you know things
00:21:25.460 possible um three generations of theory tried to explain why arousing fear might fail to produce
00:21:33.520 protection howard leventhal proposed in 1970 that a threatening message sets off two reactions in
00:21:40.380 parallel uh an effort to control the danger directed at the world so we saw that with all
00:21:48.740 the you know the karens and all that stuff in the mask the mask nazis i call them or the branch
00:21:53.960 covidians that were you know basically screaming at everybody because they weren't wearing masks
00:21:58.840 and all that stuff that's basically what that's where that came from that was an effort to control
00:22:03.880 the danger and they out they directed it out at the world only the first yields protective action
00:22:11.240 ronald rogers gave the idea a cognitive structure and protection motivation theory though the version
00:22:16.360 usually taught is not the first one published um and then what the evidence shows basically is that
00:22:22.200 There was a 2000 meta-analysis from the year 2000.
00:22:26.580 It is the most cited of several, not the first.
00:22:32.140 What is it?
00:22:32.900 None of them founded the inverted U either.
00:22:36.440 What was Newt considering?
00:22:38.360 Oh, sorry.
00:22:39.060 Most behavior change under strong threat with high efficacy.
00:22:43.160 Most defensive responding under strong threat with low efficacy,
00:22:46.900 though from comparing separate subsets of studies,
00:22:49.260 not a direct test of the interaction.
00:22:50.740 So this basically just is, I just wanted to kind of explain what this, this phenomena is. They put a name to it. It's called fear appeal. They use this in marketing and, and well, not marketing necessarily, but when they're trying to get a message, when they're trying to get compliance, right?
00:23:06.180 When they're trying to get compliance, the government will send out this kind of fear appeal messaging.
00:23:12.000 So remember, we said number one was the wars, right, and conflicts and stuff like that, that make you feel unsafe in your country or uncertain about, you know, national security and stuff like that.
00:23:26.860 That was, you know, one of the first events that could happen.
00:23:29.920 so obviously we have tons of wars going on and conflicts that you know well Canada isn't directly
00:23:36.480 involved right now but we're sending a lot of money they're telling us to be prepared so could
00:23:42.620 we be getting involved in something on actual on the ground possibly but the wars this website
00:23:49.800 shows where all the wars are being fought right and this is basically like a map of it right and
00:23:57.400 the deadliest conflicts from 2025 right here is ukraine sudan palestine all this this stuff right
00:24:04.380 so there is a lot of instability in the world um again canada isn't necessarily you know we don't
00:24:12.400 feel the effects as much as like america and that because we're not as heavily involved but again
00:24:16.300 we're sending millions and millions of dollars to fund war efforts to countries that we should not
00:24:22.080 be right um and then this was basically this is just a summary of this week obviously uh there's
00:24:29.840 israel israel well this is iran the democrats win both house congress and the u.s midterms trump
00:24:35.220 says he has no immediate plans to strike iran and iran's gala bath says americans voted no to war
00:24:44.040 well yeah and that's why trump got booted out or well they lost so many seats israel lebanon
00:24:50.520 Israel asks Lebanon through U.S. mediators to keep Hezbollah out of any new Iran war.
00:24:55.800 Israel's can, broadcaster reports. 0.96
00:24:58.080 Again, Israel's very good at throwing blame and shit like that at other countries and, like, you know, insinuate. 0.96
00:25:04.580 And I don't know, maybe it's true, but they're really good at convincing people that the whole country is basically, you know, Hezbollah. 0.97
00:25:10.840 It's basically a terrorist organization, just like in Palestine and stuff like that, right? 0.90
00:25:15.220 Like I said, I don't give a fuck about sand wars, but I think we should have nothing to do with the sand wars. 0.98
00:25:19.600 but like i said let's call a spade a spade right like the israel is not exactly telling the truth 0.98
00:25:24.500 about all this shit so anyways saudi arabia and iran there's a you know war going there 0.96
00:25:29.580 of course yemen the houthis um and that's more from yemen but here's the wars going on there's 0.95
00:25:36.080 actual information on each war um there's six right now but it tells you the status so they're
00:25:41.440 currently fighting in iran right currently fighting in the russia ukraine war the gaza
00:25:48.340 supposedly there's a ceasefire took place in October 2025. Israel still holds at least 60%
00:25:54.940 and Hamas has not disarmed. So have they not been fighting for that long? Like Israel hasn't touched
00:26:01.320 Gaza since then? That seems a little bit fucked. I thought that they were bombing the shit out of 0.99
00:26:05.520 it. Or is it just other countries that they're bombing like Lebanon and Syria and stuff like 0.92
00:26:10.680 that. And then the Israel-Lebanon, you know, war has been in a ceasefire, supposedly, since March
00:26:18.880 2026. It's funny, because I've, you know, heard, here's, there's more, there's two more, there's all
00:26:25.760 six, hold on. And then, okay, so here it is, Yemen, and the Pakistan, Afghanistan. Now, none of these
00:26:32.400 wars really have anything to do with the West, right? Like, I mean, they shouldn't anyways.
00:26:37.800 You know, this is not on our soil.
00:26:40.160 It really has nothing to do with us.
00:26:41.500 It's not our country's fighting. 0.98
00:26:42.760 It's the sand horse.
00:26:44.080 But when you think about how fear is manufactured in chaos, this kind of, yeah, I don't know, Adam, if they're still alive, apparently.
00:26:54.140 This kind of stuff is, it makes people, and then when you combine it with the fear mongering of, you know, prepare, like Europe is telling people to prepare.
00:27:04.060 Europe is saying that, you know, people need to get their military in order.
00:27:06.840 you're so like all these little pieces put together and a lot of people might not realize it
00:27:11.420 but they're getting fed it a little bit at a time right and it all kind of combines into this
00:27:16.320 you know just constant unsettled being unsettled and this constant anxiety about an unsurety or 0.88
00:27:23.260 how the fuck do you say that word just being unsure of what's happening next and that puts
00:27:28.900 people in a position of weakness where they just you know kind of want someone to guide them and 0.97
00:27:32.580 tell them what to do so this was i got grok to pull an exhaustive list we already i went through
00:27:39.120 that on that other web page but you know mostly it's the iran u.s israel war that is affecting
00:27:44.800 the west um and i guess you know any war that has to do with israel and then i guess the russian
00:27:50.740 ukraine war because these are all uh wars that the west is either actively engaged in like helping
00:27:56.440 or funding one way or the other yeah they're probably you're probably right Korkath right
00:28:03.460 and it's funny because not funny haha but like Lebanon um you know has still has a I don't know
00:28:11.220 it's probably small now but they have a Christian population there still as well right not that they
00:28:16.460 care necessarily but uh Israel gives a shit about that but they're not like they haven't been fully 0.75
00:28:22.400 taken over by islam there's still some christians there and i think i don't know at one point in 0.97
00:28:27.100 time i feel like lebanon was probably more westernized like more aligned with western values
00:28:30.920 but now probably not so much um and then this is another another example that could cause uh
00:28:39.160 like that number one event like instability you know war chaos but hacking for example right this
00:28:44.540 is the fridges right well this isn't the fridges that they hack this is actually um talking about
00:28:50.480 a blood bank right why i don't understand why fridges are um connected to the internet like i
00:29:00.240 i don't understand why there would be any reason other than if you're having ai control them like
00:29:05.880 you're you know again not having a person actually come in and and program the temperature like i
00:29:11.900 don't you know know what what the fuck else there would be well why you would need that
00:29:15.420 but the more things that are connected obviously to the internet the more vulnerable you become
00:29:20.280 because there's more things to hack into right and people aren't going to have top level security
00:29:26.860 on their appliances or you know even look look at the people with baby cameras their baby cameras
00:29:32.720 got hacked or whatever it was or their ring cameras and shit like that people that kind of
00:29:37.660 stuff you know or people aren't going to have you know set up secure enough they don't know
00:29:42.360 how to so we're going to be at vulnerable like very vulnerable right and I think this is another
00:29:49.740 reason why they're telling people to be prepared for three days of, you know, basically not being
00:29:54.800 able to purchase anything, not having power, not having internet, all that kind of stuff is because
00:29:59.640 they anticipate a cyber attack. The leader of Palestine was just said, yes, it were to help
00:30:07.860 with weapons. Oh, really, Pac-Man? Yeah, well, it seems like they were a problem everywhere.
00:30:16.100 so this was a cyber attack that happened in france france they have basically hacked into
00:30:25.180 the storage facilities for blood um fortunately there was no blood loss but then similar this
00:30:30.840 because first they hacked the freezers right in france there are some freezers at a supermarkets
00:30:35.740 it says hundreds of supermarkets then similar attacks hit other european countries with some
00:30:40.640 freezers reaching 50 celsius i guess that's not good right because that would be melting temperature 0.99
00:30:45.820 uh yeah that actually 50 celsius is fucking hot what am i saying fuck 0.96
00:30:50.380 i'll be all right it says and now obviously hackers have manipulated the temperatures but 0.98
00:30:58.400 they brought up a good point imagine hospitals suddenly losing critical
00:31:02.080 blood supplies because someone remotely changed the temperature so a cyber attack could go from
00:31:06.820 destroying food to putting patients lives in danger yeah like imagine if the hospital equipment
00:31:11.600 which i'm sure inevitably it will be connected to you know some kind of network or internet like
00:31:17.200 where it can be hacked because you know they're going to do it so that they can get results
00:31:21.160 quicker and all this kind of stuff imagine somebody like on a ventilator or doing dialysis
00:31:26.720 or something like that which is like a life-saving thing and it gets shut down like this is how
00:31:31.640 it's gonna like this is how the war basically i don't think it has to be a nuke like i don't
00:31:36.600 think that you know anybody's gonna drop a nuke it's gonna be this it's gonna be this kind of 0.89
00:31:41.440 shit they're gonna you know there's gonna be a major cyber attack or something and I do think 0.98
00:31:46.740 this might be why that they or they're they're or they're doing a test run for something like a test 0.95
00:31:53.520 run cyber attack I don't know but this is why I think they're telling everybody like I've only 0.89
00:31:58.760 seen it from the west maybe I but I don't follow the news from third world shithole so maybe they're 0.80
00:32:03.540 also telling their people but they also don't have the same infrastructure as us so it might 0.99
00:32:07.180 not affect them as much. But I'm convinced that they're telling all of us this because there is
00:32:12.020 something coordinated, you know, and planned, right. And it goes back to the whole subject of
00:32:17.300 today's, you know, pod or podcast or whatever live stream is manufactured chaos. So I think
00:32:22.880 this is why this stuff is happening. They want this to happen because people, the more confused
00:32:27.800 people are, the more crazy things are, the more chaotic things are, the weaker people's will
00:32:32.600 becomes right they want to give over responsibility to someone else to a higher power to save them
00:32:38.200 right because it's hard to get a sort your way out of it this was the the flights right that i was
00:32:44.300 talking about saying that they were forced to change course because of a series of bomb threats
00:32:48.180 so this is also kind of like a national security thing right so when people hear this kind of stuff
00:32:52.720 this makes people afraid to fly this makes people you know just nervous in general for their
00:32:57.560 relatives to fly. So it puts people in a position of vulnerability, and more likely to, you know,
00:33:03.640 listen to authority or to be, you know, willing to go along with tyrannical measures just to get
00:33:10.600 them some sort of safety, right. So this was in case you didn't know, we'll talk, I'll show you
00:33:15.480 the one minute clip. But it was basically 14 flights across Europe had to either land early or
00:33:21.180 change course because there was bomb threats nobody knows you know what happened and who did 0.98
00:33:27.720 the bomb threats i think some fucking organization i don't know if it was a islamic one or something 0.99
00:33:33.160 took responsibility but we'll never know like i said again it could be an inside job 0.99
00:33:37.200 that's the line i'm going with
00:33:39.900 forcing multiple flights to make sudden landings at airports across europe so this comes just days
00:33:47.760 after a similar scare involving seven flights.
00:33:51.540 Jeff Pohl joins us live from London with the latest.
00:33:53.480 Jeff.
00:33:55.080 Yeah, we are tracking multiple bomb threats on several European flights today,
00:33:58.940 as many airliners have reported alerts.
00:34:00.840 That's leading some flights to be either diverted or escorted to safety for emergency landings.
00:34:06.960 Now, at least 14 flights were impacted today, including airplanes flying to Prague,
00:34:11.940 Bucharest and Brussels, and flights departing from Warsaw, Milan, Copenhagen,
00:34:16.800 madrid and london in one of the incidents italian fighter jets were scrambled to escort a fin air
00:34:22.820 flight traveling from helsinki where the plane eventually landed so they had fighter jets even
00:34:26.900 escorting uh the plane down but i mean again if if it doesn't say much for security for on the
00:34:37.580 plane basically you know that whatever who does security tsa i guess in the u.s but all these
00:34:42.600 other places right because the fact that they think it could be possible that that many bombs
00:34:48.140 were planted on that many planes doesn't really give me confidence in the fact that you know like
00:34:54.860 they're checking properly security like one i could see maybe one getting through maybe two
00:34:59.860 but like 14 whatever there was like again what the fuck are they doing checking like what are
00:35:06.880 Were they even checking people's bags anymore? 0.89
00:35:10.100 In Rome without issue.
00:35:11.920 There was also an Aerolingus flight that had departed Dublin this morning.
00:35:15.700 It was diverted to a military air base in northern France.
00:35:19.800 You can see the plane right there on the live picture that has been grounded and likely being searched for any sort of suspicious devices.
00:35:27.020 Now, many of the airplanes that have landed today, again, were searched.
00:35:30.780 And so far, no reports of any explosives or suspicious items being found.
00:35:34.960 so that was that that was the story of the planes right so once again creating chaos having people
00:35:41.960 you know a huge you know number of planes or whatever being bomb threats being called in for
00:35:48.220 a number of planes well 14 at least across europe um you know so not only does it scare the people 0.97
00:35:54.700 on the plane but it scares the general public because they're reporting on this shit and then 0.93
00:35:58.060 now people you know look how many flights there are a day people fly everywhere nowadays again 0.99
00:36:03.520 going to create fear. And my guess is, you know, out of this kind of stuff will come more,
00:36:10.140 you know, TSA like regulations, like they came up with the Patriots Act after. So it's all
00:36:15.280 manufactured chaos to bring in some more tyranny. So wrapping up the first event, you know, like I
00:36:22.660 said, which was the sense security and intergroup threat, intergroup threats. This was the same
00:36:30.540 thing but this was the Aer Lingus from Dublin to Rome was diverted due to a bomb threat I believe
00:36:34.660 this was one of the 14 but this person brought up a point that I agree with which said that there
00:36:41.340 will be many who use this as justification against geopolitical opponents no doubt EU and NATO will 0.87
00:36:46.120 frame this against Russia of course because it's always Russia's fault I would say that there has 0.93
00:36:51.000 only really been one state particularly targeting Ireland for the last year and it feels the same 0.85
00:36:57.000 way about Rome specifically. So I'm assuming that state is the Islamic state, or Irish state itself
00:37:04.960 is kind of working against it. But I just wanted to, I thought that was very poignant, basically,
00:37:11.460 and it kind of goes along with the whole thing of how people are national secure, like they don't
00:37:16.660 feel secure, right? They're intergroup threats, you know, military crisis, you know, supposed
00:37:24.620 of terrorist attacks like after the 9-11 attacks right the like I said earlier the U.S. presidential
00:37:30.380 approval spiked significantly because everybody's kind of looking for a hero to save them and the
00:37:35.180 president happened to be you know in that position at that time right whether what he chose to do was
00:37:40.500 good or bad it didn't really matter at the time because he uh people just wanted a hero you know
00:37:45.720 to come and save them. So next we have in our thing is the event number two, which is public
00:37:56.360 health crisis. Let's just show you this. So the public health crisis is obviously pandemics and
00:38:05.960 major disease outbreaks reliably elevate fear, right? So this is why we saw like people really
00:38:12.340 go crazy for this shit right because it can they they know that it could affect them personally 0.99
00:38:16.840 war yes you know sometimes and even terrorist attacks yes but i think that um major disease 1.00
00:38:23.000 outbreaks just because of the nature of how quickly they can spread and stuff like that it
00:38:26.600 really fucks people up more so during covid19 multi-country data showed rises in support for
00:38:33.260 strong leaders technocratic or expert rule this is the problem right this is was the lead of the 0.64
00:38:38.860 technocrats where they believe that you had to be an expert and nobody nobody had a definition of
00:38:45.720 what made an expert like who was an expert you know what I mean like but they it was just something
00:38:49.440 that was given to them by the politicians they were an expert right and everybody had to listen
00:38:54.300 to the experts right everybody reverted in their decisions they gave their autonomy up to these
00:38:58.620 unelected bureaucratic supposed experts existing political institutions relative to pre-pandemic
00:39:06.120 baselines so yeah people wanted strong exist or strong leaders and technocratic rule um and they
00:39:13.260 wanted wanted the same political institutions they didn't want change periods of elevated
00:39:18.440 disease risk were linked to greater reported fear or stress and higher institutional approval
00:39:24.040 historical parallels include reactions to the black death and other large epidemics which
00:39:28.920 produced flight scapegoating and acceptance of emergency measures right so that's uh that's what
00:39:36.080 they did then so uh let's go on to no no no no no let's open
00:39:46.220 okay let's close this one so we're going to talk about the covid right we're going to look at some
00:39:56.760 of the hysteria in case you forgot. I have not forgotten and I will never forget. All righty.
00:40:09.100 So I went back and grabbed some, well, this is a more recent one. It's from February of last year,
00:40:14.680 but I tried to grab some old, you know, footage of the hysteria that went on during, you know,
00:40:20.780 the Convid scam, right? And, you know, again, all of this stuff didn't happen all at once. It kind
00:40:26.140 of compiled on but it happened in relatively close like time frame so people haven't recovered from
00:40:32.080 the you know craziness of covid and then now we're dealing with you know this this financial crisis
00:40:37.300 and you know a war possibly and nuclear fucking this and and being hacked so like all these things 0.57
00:40:44.560 are compounding on people and to be you know real we've lived a life the last few generations have 0.75
00:40:52.220 lived a life of indulgence right and decadence so we're not really prepared for any kind of major 0.80
00:40:57.420 you know fucking crisis like we're not so the media according to kevin bass here 0.88
00:41:06.460 the media or you guys i really got to stop drinking and i do this every single time 0.98
00:41:12.520 i drink a canada dry before i or well i'm streaming and then what happens i get the
00:41:18.420 hiccups or the burps one or the other and then you guys get to or have to you know listen to it
00:41:22.680 and i try but it is what it is what can i say uh the media orchestrated massive hysteria about
00:41:30.660 covet 19 by lying relentlessly yeah they did when trump responded with the science
00:41:36.360 they attacked him viciously media hysteria violated core tenets of public health made
00:41:42.700 the pandemic worse and it cost lives they are the enemy of the people so this is just a compilation 0.88
00:41:47.440 i believe of uh different you know examples i guess you could say of how fucking crazy it was 0.86
00:41:55.900 oh my god lee don't i'm trying not to think about goon goon gate okay gooner gate i'm trying not to 0.88
00:42:05.880 yeah i'll take the burping all right guys yeah you're never gonna catch me gooning you're never
00:42:11.960 gonna catch me slipping up this is why i don't always use a camera right it's one
00:42:17.420 in a while because you know you're not going to catch me slipping the new warning from the world
00:42:22.880 health organization the death rate from the coronavirus is rising 3.4 percent is higher
00:42:28.320 twice as deadly as previous estimates 3.4 percent the state of emergency emergency well i think the
00:42:34.040 3.4 percent is really a false number based on a lot of conversations with a lot of people that do
00:42:40.040 this i think the number is way under one percent so to fact check the world health organization
00:42:44.720 says the coronavirus death rate is 3.4 percent president trump lies that the world health
00:42:50.340 organization is wrong the number is 3.4 so do you see like this even back then right trump was
00:42:56.020 in office right so they were even you know downplaying what he said like so it caused a lot 1.00
00:43:01.300 of confusion and unfortunately canada you know because i guess everybody's fucking morons here 0.99
00:43:07.460 that's in power they looked towards china first for advice on how to deal with it when it was very 0.98
00:43:13.840 likely, well, it is likely that China released it on, well, it was released from a lab, whether
00:43:18.380 it was on purpose, I don't know if that's been, you know, decided. But regardless, they relied on
00:43:22.900 Chinese evidence when they were the very people, and there was suspicion of it, that released the
00:43:28.440 virus in the first place. And then after that, you know, Canadians were looking towards that 0.98
00:43:33.540 fucking little rat face motherfucker, Dr. Fauci, who, again, was unelected bureaucrat, expert of 1.00
00:43:40.120 what right we don't know all we know is that he fucked up the AIDS pandemic or whatever it was so 1.00
00:43:46.000 you know this is what I mean like people just listen to this they they the media the media 0.95
00:43:52.180 really hyped it up they fucking showed a lot of disagreements which again caused confusion 0.56
00:43:56.680 in the average person because nobody knows who to believe should I believe the president of 1.00
00:44:00.420 America should I believe this little rat-faced motherfucking Jew looking cocksucker who says 1.00
00:44:04.880 that I should wear masks today and I shouldn't wear masks tomorrow who do I listen to 1.00
00:44:10.120 3.4% is what it's being reported around the world making a deadlier so much the death rate the
00:44:16.240 percentage is 3.4% and no hunch from the president can change that lied about the most recent world
00:44:20.940 health organization and that's a lie like it never was that because we all found out that it was they
00:44:26.820 were adding basically deaths people who were basically on death's door were already it was 0.97
00:44:32.220 imminent death and they were including those as a covid death so we all know that that's bullshit 0.97
00:44:37.000 It was just propaganda to spread mass hysteria. 0.88
00:44:41.460 Estimate that the global death rate of coronavirus is 3.4%.
00:44:45.060 Yeah, you know what, Pac-Man?
00:44:46.380 You may be right.
00:44:46.660 The 3.4% death rate was wrong.
00:44:49.060 And WHO data later updated it to...
00:44:51.500 A fraction of 1%.
00:44:52.880 Let's go back into history.
00:44:54.840 Trump has a hunch that the death rate is lower than 1%.
00:44:57.800 I'll check that out, Adam.
00:44:59.720 The Air Force Military Tribunal, the CDC director from 2020 was...
00:45:02.820 Hmm, interesting.
00:45:04.680 Another rabbit hole for us to go down. 1.00
00:45:06.320 way under one percent way under one someone put a mozzarella stick in this stupid hole 1.00
00:45:11.760 jump line to viewers about the mortality rate way under one percent false information she's 0.99
00:45:16.360 spreading disinformation misinformation and dangerous disinformation and remember the word
00:45:21.500 misinformation and disinformation was a word invented by the cia to during the cold war to
00:45:26.740 basically discredit people or it might have been after mk ultra whatever right it was to discredit
00:45:31.980 people from speaking the truth right it's not even a word that was known prior to that
00:45:37.020 you have the world's greatest scientists at your disposal can you listen to that
00:45:41.160 leading science yes i saw dr fauci wrote in the new england journal of medicine that the death
00:45:46.620 rate could be and the thing about that not to get too off topic because i'm trying to keep this
00:45:50.540 on you know but it's there was another thing that was released saying that canadians are
00:45:56.140 amongst the most unhappy about immigration in all of the like west so but yet the increase like the 0.92
00:46:03.640 numbers of immigration so it's clear that your vote doesn't fucking matter so i hope the people 0.88
00:46:08.360 that think that they have their elbows up and they think that voting matters realize that the 0.99
00:46:13.240 general consensus of the public is that we don't want any fucking more and they're going ahead with 0.98
00:46:19.120 it anyway so that should tell people that the government really doesn't give a fuck so what's 0.98
00:46:24.720 the point there's no way to get out of this via voting it's as simple as that because it doesn't 0.57
00:46:29.900 matter who comes in they're going to do the same thing they just do what they want and when more
00:46:33.880 people realize this i think the better off we'll be as a society so hey shoe collector considerably
00:46:41.240 less than one percent way under one percent why are you going on national television and
00:46:47.480 contradicting experts based on a hunch his fake hunch with some fake math the president somehow
00:46:51.920 thinks it could be lower than 1% based on
00:46:54.120 nothing. And it's funny too 0.86
00:46:56.080 because this changed so quickly, right?
00:46:58.020 All of a sudden when people, they couldn't
00:47:00.120 deny the facts that were coming out
00:47:01.740 then all of a sudden the narrative changed, right?
00:47:04.200 But it's good to go back and watch this
00:47:06.020 because this created, I think
00:47:08.060 in modern history, the biggest
00:47:09.640 example of mass
00:47:12.240 hysteria that we've ever experienced
00:47:14.300 in modern history.
00:47:16.680 Conversations with a lot of people
00:47:17.960 that do this. Outright lies. Contradicting health
00:47:20.120 officials on fatality rates.
00:47:21.760 It's not a time for Donald Trump to be calling into cable shows.
00:47:24.780 It's a time for the CDC.
00:47:26.240 What is CDC's best estimate of the fatality rate?
00:47:29.180 Somewhere between half a percent and one percent.
00:47:32.100 Oh, yeah.
00:47:32.500 A fraction of one percent.
00:47:34.340 The president is spreading false information.
00:47:36.580 Information, discarding what the health professionals are saying.
00:47:39.620 Outright bogus information. 0.99
00:47:40.980 This is all the shit that we heard during the COVID thing. 0.99
00:47:43.980 And, yeah, as far as what Adam says, being unhappy, right, 0.99
00:47:51.140 is that they're painting us all racist
00:47:53.200 I think it was Blair
00:47:54.780 that Blair
00:47:57.120 Cottrell wrote an article recently
00:47:59.340 for the noticer maybe or an opinion piece
00:48:01.380 talking about how we should
00:48:03.280 just own this and I've seen other
00:48:04.740 commentators as well political commentators say
00:48:07.180 this like they're going to call
00:48:09.180 you it regardless so you might as well just
00:48:11.160 own it and why not just throw insults back at them
00:48:13.160 it doesn't have to be true because what they're saying
00:48:15.120 about you is not going to be true necessarily
00:48:17.140 science is not based on hunches a hunch about what he thinks is going on instead of trusting
00:48:24.160 information from doctors and scientists he has a hunch it's not a time for donald trump's hunches
00:48:29.700 it's a time for science it's a time for doctors welcome dr jay batacharya my hypothesis this 1.00
00:48:35.500 fucking guy man i swear during covid in canada it was this fucking guy that other jew fucking 0.99
00:48:40.780 doctor that i saw constantly isaac something this is my hunch was as likely to be less deadly 1.00
00:48:46.720 than the wild health organization was saying 3.4 there's no way that was true really a false
00:48:51.740 number this is why i ran the study in april of 2020 and what did you discover the infection
00:48:56.540 fatality rate was 0.2 so this is the guy that went against uh you know the the little hat people
00:49:04.900 or whatever went against the narrative and basically came out and said like no the death
00:49:09.380 rate is not uh 3.4 it's not even half of a percent way under one percent trump could
00:49:16.400 Good question. I don't know where Terrence Tam is now.
00:49:20.020 Probably, you know, some cushy job somewhere, you know, rewarded for incompetency like we do with everybody in Canada.
00:49:26.880 Continues to contradict and downplay all things coronavirus.
00:49:30.380 The president appearing to contradict medical experts on the mortality rate of the virus.
00:49:35.100 Personally, I would say the number is way under 1%.
00:49:37.720 Later on CNN.
00:49:40.080 Our estimates are probably pretty inflated.
00:49:42.240 Very high, because the easy case is they don't report the doctors or the hospital in many cases.
00:49:46.840 Initially, WHO released estimates of 3.4%.
00:49:49.860 Tell me Theresa Tam was not a man, okay? I swear.
00:49:53.780 Tell me that he wasn't previously a man named Terrence.
00:49:58.220 Like, I will say that. I will, you know, it's my opinion. It's not fact.
00:50:03.180 But in my opinion, I believe that he used to exist as a man named Terrence Tam.
00:50:09.360 really a false number the true infection fatality rate is likely to be far far less way under one
00:50:16.820 percent it could be in the range of a seasonal influenza a fraction of notice that this stuff
00:50:21.800 didn't they didn't start taking this seriously until people were sufficiently scared and hysterical
00:50:26.580 and that's when they came out and said actually you know it's really but by that time people were
00:50:30.400 so fucking hysterical about it that you know it didn't matter you could have told them actually 0.99
00:50:34.820 it was all fucking made up and they would still fucking tell you that you're a liar so that is 0.99
00:50:39.820 you know basically a bit of a summary of what we had to listen to as far as the media goes during 1.00
00:50:46.660 this supposed um public health crisis right so again all this stuff it's elevated uh stress in
00:50:54.320 people it raises you know risk and stuff like that so it's almost like a cycle right like you're 0.99
00:50:58.600 totally stressed about this you know fake and gay disease and because you're stressing yourself out 0.99
00:51:04.160 making yourself sick over it you're more susceptible to getting a normal fucking cold or flu 0.99
00:51:08.120 gets diagnosed as covid and the cycle continues right so and this was an interesting article i 0.97
00:51:18.120 came across call well from insights and or in issue what is it called issues and insights
00:51:23.220 how to create a pandemic panic and keep it going yes lee yeah and that's what i mean like tell me 1.00
00:51:30.640 that wasn't previously a gay man glory holes come on women don't think about that shit glory holes 1.00
00:51:37.040 no it was clearly a fucking man yeah yeah no i covid i that's why i try not to when i talk about 1.00
00:51:45.560 it i get so fucking angry and heated because yeah i have these unrepressed memories of trauma and i 0.98
00:51:51.620 i don't like to be a trauma dumper and talk about it but like literally i have intrusive thoughts 0.91
00:51:55.920 about shit that happened during COVID and I don't want to fucking relive it if I can help it 0.76
00:52:00.680 so this is how to create a pandemic panic and keep it going now this was from 2020 July 0.99
00:52:09.480 and this is I guess talking about California which makes sense because California went
00:52:14.800 balls to the wall just like Ontario did this week California which has a death rate that
00:52:22.180 is less than half the national average is rolling back its reopening amid an increase in coronavirus
00:52:27.440 cases. Elsewhere, we're awash in stories about how states have reopened too soon. Why the continued
00:52:34.060 panic when we know that the disease is far less lethal than originally feared?
00:52:39.740 If nothing else, the pandemic is a textbook example of how to create fear and anxiety that
00:52:44.940 is out of proportion to the threat and spur panic-induced policies that needlessly kill people
00:52:51.720 like seniors in New York nursing homes we can say here in Canada the ones that were in Ontario
00:52:56.780 nursing homes oh that sounds like a good dinner there Pac-Man it also demonstrates how to keep
00:53:03.820 the panic going even as evidence piles up that the initial fears were wildly exaggerated before
00:53:11.120 anyone accuses us of being indifferent to COVID deaths or being conspiracy mongers see this is
00:53:16.060 back in the time where you had to say this you had to have a qualifying statement otherwise you
00:53:19.580 would have been cancelled. We feel the need to point out that we aren't saying that the coronavirus
00:53:23.880 isn't a serious public health threat. It obviously is. Wrong. The question is whether the risk is
00:53:29.840 being exaggerated and whether public policies enacted in the wake of it are necessarily
00:53:34.580 effective. So the five steps that got the coronavirus panic started and why it continues
00:53:40.920 to this day. Well again this was in July of 2020. It did go on for I would say probably into 2022
00:53:47.400 at least especially here but maybe in other places it didn't carry on as long but number one the five
00:53:54.680 number or the first step I guess you could say the first step wildly exaggerate the deadliness of the
00:54:00.300 disease so most perceptions of the coronavirus were formed when they announced that the fatality
00:54:06.660 rate was above three percent and I remember that this was a calculation error so these are supposed
00:54:13.280 to be the experts of the world they're supposed to make decisions for the entire world about what
00:54:17.380 we're supposed to do regarding a supposedly deadly pandemic and they fucked up moving a decimal
00:54:22.860 so should we trust them um based on ever greater amounts of data we know that the death rate is
00:54:32.780 more like a bad flu season than the plague which people like me said and I ended up in my office 0.97
00:54:39.320 or the CEO's office at work for saying shit like that because god forbid you know I noticed 0.98
00:54:46.040 something. Okay, overcount deaths and undercount cases. So this is step two. So this is a 0.99
00:54:55.480 hypothetical situation. If we wanted to create a pandemic panic, if we decided that we were going
00:55:02.520 to create a pandemic that only affected left wing people, lefties, radical lefties, and all these
00:55:08.220 people, and nones, if we decided we were going to create something like that, this is how the steps
00:55:14.260 that how we would what we would need to follow hypothetically to make sure the panic continues
00:55:21.520 so step number two over count deaths and under count cases right these perceptions have continued
00:55:29.240 because of the way that the cases and deaths are counted I talked about that already the confirmed
00:55:33.860 cases is a fraction of the actual number of people who've contracted it right because not everybody
00:55:38.180 got tested not everybody you know was reported that's because many have symptoms that are minor
00:55:43.680 or non-existent so they don't even bother getting testing at the same time the number of deaths is
00:55:48.220 almost certainly exaggerated because we aren't count we aren't counting deaths caused by covid
00:55:52.740 but deaths among people who tested positive so again it could be a tiny fraction which it probably
00:55:59.060 was of people who and i i believe the only people that actually died of covid were people who already
00:56:04.240 had multiple health issues because the only people that die from the flu are people who are
00:56:09.560 compromised immunocompromised or they have a shitty immune system in the beginning like that
00:56:13.240 that's it right like perfectly healthy people don't die from a normal flu even a bad flu
00:56:19.440 ignore positive trends so this would be step three amid all the agonizing over the rise in
00:56:27.260 new coronavirus cases are data such that is data that should be reassuring but they're large it
00:56:32.040 was largely being ignored for example while the number of new cases has been skyrocketing the
00:56:36.580 number of deaths hasn't so you can remember this too in canada like they definitely overplayed
00:56:41.520 the fact that deaths were going down and cases were going up like it was i remember they used
00:56:46.760 specifically the number of cases or infections to justify the lockdowns and they weren't even
00:56:52.280 taking into account the deaths step number four act as though any new infection is a tragedy 0.88
00:57:00.240 this again we saw this you know the politicians would parade their asses out and stand there and 0.99
00:57:06.680 be all you know solemn looking and shit and telling us about how you know there was this 1.00
00:57:11.680 many new infections and you know you know inshallah and all this other fucking shit that they would 0.99
00:57:16.740 pander to and talk about and that all you know people would recover from this supposedly deadly 0.99
00:57:21.540 fucking cold um they also um so sorry the news media continued to treat uh the outbreaks as
00:57:31.120 death sentences it was news when prominent people tested positive but not when they recovered 0.99
00:57:35.440 just like the joe rogan thing right for example they demonized him to the point where they
00:57:40.360 photoshopped the skin color to make him look sicker because he wasn't using he wasn't following
00:57:45.940 the the fauci approved protocol right and he was using things that were supposedly for horses you
00:57:52.720 know horse medicine um instead they would say us things like covid doesn't discriminate right 0.92
00:57:59.260 their little fucking slogans right um and then number five the final step ignore the health 0.94
00:58:06.820 consequences of lockdowns everybody they all did that right and again taking in consideration this 0.99
00:58:13.200 article is old they said we've argued in this space for months that the cure for coronavirus
00:58:16.940 may very well end up being worse than the disease that is the panic induced by those early false
00:58:22.260 reports about its lethality the resulting lockdowns could end up causing more deaths than are saved by
00:58:27.060 the lockdowns prudent measures like social distancing and mass requirements might have been
00:58:30.840 all that was needed all along i don't even think that was needed i think it was just again these
00:58:36.140 things okay in this case china released it right but when these things happen it's nature's way of
00:58:42.600 controlling the population so it's a nature's way of getting rid of the useless eaters in society 0.91
00:58:49.380 and the people that aren't able to contribute any longer and with modern medicine this is a
00:58:55.640 COVID compilation too this is this is pretty funny um with modern medicine like I said people
00:59:00.760 are living much longer they're being cured from things that would have normally killed them before
00:59:04.420 so you know it nature's not being allowed to do its do its thing anymore
00:59:10.980 okay let's watch this uh compilation of COVID hysteria and then we're going to move on to
00:59:19.320 uh the third event that could happen that will make um a society you know have mass hysteria
00:59:27.560 so let's watch this this is pretty entertaining
00:59:30.140 so keep in mind these are all branch covidians people that were deathly afraid of uh the cold
00:59:43.480 that was known as the coronavirus so these are the like and this is insane like i i get it you
00:59:49.720 know what i mean but like people were but when i would see behavior like this i was like bro 0.91
00:59:53.520 you know i mean and i worked in a hospital at the time so it was just fucking it blew me away so 0.90
00:59:59.440 yeah cringe to the max okay this is no joke this is hey red robert 0.93
01:00:06.320 Yes, it was, Lee. 1.00
01:00:22.700 This fucking guy, that queer. 1.00
01:00:29.120 Look at this. This is real, guys. 1.00
01:00:32.200 Like, these are real fucking people. 0.99
01:00:34.660 Like, this wasn't a fucking... 1.00
01:00:35.800 these are real like life people going outside showing their entire ass wearing fucking you know 1.00
01:00:43.420 uh what is it fucking body soccer what are they called bubble soccer fucking costume 1.00
01:00:47.520 like brah you know 1.00
01:00:51.520 yes lee i remember that
01:00:57.180 oh really adam
01:01:00.600 yeah maybe some were trolling
01:01:04.100 you can wear it comfortably all day share your smile z shield wraps your face and just think
01:01:11.420 and i was thinking about this when i was creating all this content for today i was thinking about
01:01:14.980 like just imagine how many people get rich off of a crisis like this like look at like all the
01:01:20.280 times they thought the world was ending right uh y2k they had companies making these you know 0.95
01:01:26.080 survival kits and all this kind of stuff like nobody ended up needing any of that shit 0.96
01:01:30.700 but those people made fucking bank I saw you guys talking in the chat Doug Ford was another example 0.96
01:01:37.240 made bank because his his company printed the stickers that told us how far to stand apart for 0.99
01:01:42.740 all of the retail stores in Ontario so like think about how many businesses benefit from these kind
01:01:49.980 of crises and that kind of gives you an idea why the government would do something like this to
01:01:55.880 manufacture a crisis right it's the same as a war they always say like war stimulates the economy 0.98
01:02:00.980 It's the same fucking thing as this. 0.97
01:02:02.200 Any kind of crisis like this, or perceived crisis, 0.99
01:02:06.160 is going to bring out the people out of the woodwork,
01:02:08.320 the entrepreneurs, to create the solution
01:02:11.200 or to create some kind of assistance with it.
01:02:20.640 Yeah, millennials, we have.
01:02:24.100 On prend une bouchée et on remet le masque.
01:02:26.280 On prend une bouchée et on remet le masque. 0.98
01:02:28.060 like this was wild okay the whole outside fucking restaurants inside the bubble the only time i 0.98
01:02:37.860 would ever do something like that is if it was like in the arctic or something like i've seen 0.97
01:02:41.920 stuff like that in like really cold areas of iceland and stuff like that that's the only time
01:02:46.880 i would do that but like they had these things set up in fucking toronto i kid you not they had 1.00
01:02:52.840 little like bubble pods set up for fucking covid you're outside you fucking dumb fucks you're 1.00
01:02:57.780 outside the fucking like what better fucking air conditioning could you get what better air filter 1.00
01:03:02.580 could you get yeah madame breezy and that happened to my son and i don't care i'll say it now i made 0.99
01:03:12.460 him a false fucking covid uh vax card because i didn't want him to get it and he couldn't even 0.82
01:03:17.840 go out for lunch with his friends because they couldn't get into a restaurant and stuff like 0.99
01:03:21.620 that or fast food places and shit. 0.99
01:03:23.320 And I fucking made him a fake one. 1.00
01:03:24.400 Fuck you. 1.00
01:03:25.340 Fuck you, Doug Ford. 1.00
01:03:49.180 Fucking dogs. 1.00
01:03:51.620 I remember doing that experiment, the smoke, when it first fucking started, 1.00
01:04:20.740 when they started pushing the masks and stuff like that I remember thinking like well you know 0.52
01:04:24.820 if it if it can't it's supposed if a regular fabric mask you know like that's like a t-shirt
01:04:30.780 is supposed to stop it why can't it stop smoke smoke particles are a lot thicker
01:04:35.200 yeah exactly shoe collector like I remember smoking I think it was vape even and being able 1.00
01:04:42.720 and it came right fucking through the mask like like anybody you learn this shit in fucking science 0.99
01:04:48.920 in in high school you know what i mean like obviously you know that's why you had to wear 0.99
01:04:53.600 like even with cpr and stuff like that they don't fucking put a you know porous mask on you when 0.99
01:04:58.640 you're they're trying to give you a oxygen when they're trying to ventilate you it's so stupid 0.99
01:05:04.360 i shouldn't have to make it fun it's science it's it's science 0.99
01:05:12.640 this this is fucking tragic you know i imagine when i see this and i don't want to focus too 0.74
01:05:20.180 much on this because we have other stuff to talk about but i imagine what the aliens must think 0.96
01:05:25.180 like i honestly imagine what aliens must have thought if they were if they walk amongst us 0.97
01:05:33.220 or if they were just looking down on us and fuck that even if forget our forget aliens 0.98
01:05:39.220 our ancestors like that meme of uh uncle baby billy looking down from the sky can you imagine 1.00
01:05:46.160 how our ancestors must have been looking at these fucking people wearing masks like double masks 0.99
01:05:51.200 triple masks on their fucking face hugging each other through garbage bags and stuff like that 1.00
01:05:55.520 they would have fucking thought we'd lost our fucking shit and they'd be right 1.00
01:05:58.740 is this fucking real is this real so it's open everywhere except there 1.00
01:06:16.320 what so like the airs oh god it's so nice the only form is we can kiss no we can't 0.98
01:06:25.420 no kiss like on the cheek because that was what you mean go on phil's turn off your pop 1.00
01:06:30.960 so that was the we don't need to we don't need to see anymore because this is really fake and gay 0.97
01:06:44.780 But this was the COVID hysteria, right? Like this was a second event. Like I said, there's five. This was a second event that could cause mass chaos in society and cause mass psychosis to the point where everybody wants to, you know, everybody wants the government to have more control. Basically, they want to give up their autonomy. 0.95
01:07:06.480 the third event that can happen um in these situations is economic insecurity and financial
01:07:15.920 shocks well we all know what we're going through right now right so uh where's my groups
01:07:22.580 no no no no we need three
01:07:27.300 all right all right joining me now is the federal direct basically like i said this is the economy
01:07:35.600 this is a harrison faulkner video we don't have to watch the whole thing but this is with an
01:07:40.120 economist basically saying people don't understand how bad we have it in canada so you want to create
01:07:45.360 like i said if you want to create mass like mass hysteria mass psychosis you fuck the economy this
01:07:52.480 is one of those things right financial shocks to people high unemployment poverty bank failures 0.75
01:07:58.080 are sharp drops in living standards increased preference for dominant or decisive leaders
01:08:02.860 cross-national studies link objective economic threats like joblessness housing instability
01:08:08.680 to greater support for strong-willed forceful leadership even when competence is uncertain
01:08:14.600 so that's why Kearney comes out and pretends he knows what he's talking about because
01:08:18.200 at least if he appears competent i guess the smooth brains will take that as you know that he is
01:08:24.060 classic examples include the great depression and post-world war uh one economic turmoil which in
01:08:32.560 several countries correlated with the rise of more authoritarian or charismatic figures.
01:08:37.140 Uncle A, we're talking about you. Financial panics, bank runs illustrate rapid contagion
01:08:43.380 of fear driven by rumor and the fear of being left behind. So there's a few different things
01:08:48.400 going on right now about this, right? So this one is obviously how bad we have it here in Canada,
01:08:53.480 but there's also issues across the world. So let's just catch a couple minutes of this,
01:08:58.140 and then we'll move on to some of the other economic issues and uncertainty
01:09:03.280 that other Western nations or, I guess, Second World nations are suffering.
01:09:07.640 ...are putting off marriage and family building.
01:09:10.660 So what's up with that?
01:09:11.960 The National Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, Franco Tarizano,
01:09:16.240 joins me next to talk about it.
01:09:23.460 All right, joining me now is the Federal Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation,
01:09:28.100 Franco Terrazano.
01:09:29.160 Franco, thank you so much for joining me.
01:09:31.780 Hey, my pleasure, man.
01:09:33.180 So we live in probably one of the wealthiest countries in the world.
01:09:36.840 We have a remarkably educated population.
01:09:40.880 We have the foundation of a country that really shouldn't be struggling that much,
01:09:44.680 but yet millions of Canadians are struggling to just put food on the table.
01:09:48.900 We have record food bank usage that seems to be increasing every month now.
01:09:53.300 Why is this happening in a country that seems to have everything else going for it?
01:09:57.780 Yeah, I think there could be a lot of reasons, but I think the single biggest reason why people are struggling and why it just seems like everything for working class people are getting harder, a little harder every year, then a little harder the next year.
01:10:10.440 Is he going to say it? Is he going to say the dirty word, guys? Is he going to say it? No, he's not going to say it. But we know what that word is. Immigration class.
01:10:19.620 then a little harder the year after that and then you look back five six years and you're like wow
01:10:24.420 man things are really really tough right now compared to you know just the normal days a
01:10:28.340 handful of years ago and i think what that reminds me of my sister-in-law madam bruise she was like 1.00
01:10:32.140 that too with the mask she did not give a fuck a single fuck she didn't care she told them like 1.00
01:10:38.080 anybody she would tell them fucking off she had no fucking fucks to give but the key reasons of that 0.99
01:10:43.880 is just the cost of government in canada has gone out of control and that's really why the cost of 0.99
01:10:49.040 living in canada has gotten out of control so he speculates that it's the cost of government right
01:10:54.080 i agree we have way too many people in the public sector and this the reason why we do is because
01:11:00.540 this is how canada has been solving the unemployment uh rates and making them go down
01:11:05.740 basically by creating a bunch of public sector or service jobs in the government um and then
01:11:12.500 it makes it look like you know they we've we've gotten or we've increased jobs like we've added
01:11:18.280 jobs to the economy as opposed to lost them but they're taxpayer dependent jobs so i would agree
01:11:24.660 that the government is heavily bloated and uh is a large reason why we're not doing well but
01:11:32.200 i think it's a spending problem and i also think that it's like i said it's an immigration problem
01:11:36.940 and obviously because they're spending this amount of money on the immigrants okay let me just give
01:11:43.240 you uh one one little number here like for the average canadian family not the monopoly man the
01:11:50.300 average family uh the total amount of tax that all levels of government take from you is close to half
01:11:56.600 of your income i've been saying close to half of your families and people always say no it's not
01:12:01.040 there's no way it's no it's not 50 percent right from like the federal government but we pay tax
01:12:06.580 on everything every fucking thing right so yeah you pay income tax at the end of the year on your 0.96
01:12:12.020 paycheck but you pay you know gst hst fucking um you know all different sales tax on some things 0.98
01:12:20.620 you pay service tax on stuff that like we're constantly paying tax you pay provincial tax 0.95
01:12:26.000 you pay municipal tax it's 50 and you cannot i know there was a stat out there and if i could
01:12:33.820 think of where it was off the top of my head i would find it but that basically said that that
01:12:37.780 is approaching failed the banana republic failed society when your tax level gets to uh i i believe
01:12:45.040 they said approaching 50 or past that you're not a functioning society anymore because at that
01:12:51.880 point people just tap out of the workplace or tap out of the work the economy basically because why 0.98
01:12:57.200 why should i work to give the government who then gives it to you know immigrants that shouldn't be 0.76
01:13:01.880 here at why his budget is going to pay the tax man right so like think about it the biggest cost 0.99
01:13:10.600 for the average canadian family is not the house they live in it's not the food they eat it's not
01:13:15.580 even the clothes they buy it's the taxes that all levels of government take from them so why so
01:13:21.940 we're gonna stop it there but yeah basically i would agree taxes are a big issue but
01:13:27.420 So we have to go further, right? We have to pull that thread further as to why the taxes are so high and, you know, who's benefiting from all of our tax dollars. So again, this is just a small example, though, of economic and financial insecurity and shocks, financial shocks, right? High unemployment.
01:13:48.480 So this is just related to Canada. Here's more stuff related to Canada. If you adjust Canada's economy for real inflation and eliminate the gaming from deficit spending, Canada has been in depression since the Liberals came into power. This is long term depression, which will collapse Canada. And you guys know I've been saying this. This is the this is the goal, I believe, is to collapse the economy to default on all of the, you know, debts and stuff like that.
01:14:14.600 and then have no choice but to like join the EU or get a bailout or something to be beholden to
01:14:20.120 the EU so this is Canada's GDP adjusted for F or M3 monetary expansion as inflation and removing
01:14:30.820 all levels government deficit spending so this is look how low the GDP is gone right and this is
01:14:39.960 what happens right the the chickens have come home to roost as they say so you can get away with
01:14:44.860 artificially inflating the GDP only for so long right but then it again oh my god thank you shoe
01:14:50.420 collector but then it becomes um like I said untenable right then it becomes where it's
01:14:58.880 outweighing it now like the the GDP per capita um gets so bad and then the actual eventually the
01:15:05.940 regular gp the overall gdp drops down to kind of the same level so it it's a very temporary measure
01:15:13.840 is basically what uh i'm trying to say and not so many words and i'm getting distracted
01:15:17.920 so that is again instability right this is another area this is the eu again right saying
01:15:27.140 that people's savings accounts are an issue and that you must put she she ursula must put your
01:15:33.520 money to the service of European companies and says her plan is to securitize them and supervise
01:15:40.860 them. So if you have a savings account in the EU, Ursula, they need to have, they want to have
01:15:46.580 control over to securitize them and supervise them. Why? Because they think that you are stupid.
01:15:52.260 They are, have this technocratic attitude that they think that it's only, um, the elites and 1.00
01:15:58.260 the government, people in the government that know what's good for everybody, right? And the rest of
01:16:02.160 everybody is just a moron now I agree in this kind of you know I agree with this in the sense of like 1.00
01:16:10.280 a king ruling and stuff like that like a ruler you know what I mean but when it comes to your 1.00
01:16:15.040 personal stuff no I don't believe that they need to have control over that you should be able to
01:16:20.180 decide what you do with your own you know money right but again this is you know trying to tell
01:16:27.480 people creating chaos so we're going to see there's some economic things going on some hacking
01:16:32.100 some stolen money that's creating chaos in europe regarding money and stuff like that the riots are
01:16:37.940 not helping right and now they're coming in saying well we're going to make your money secure 0.99
01:16:43.360 by as long as we can supervise it right and morons are going to fall for this so again another way to 0.99
01:16:51.620 create mass 1.00
01:16:52.940 hysteria in a
01:16:55.800 country, or a large region. It doesn't even have to be a
01:16:57.760 country. It can be in the whole
01:16:59.540 entire West.
01:17:04.240 Oh great, it's not even in English.
01:17:14.900 I think it has the subtitles.
01:17:21.620 So she's saying a significant portion of European savings
01:17:24.020 is invested outside of our continent.
01:17:28.880 Europe must now put these savings at the service of the companies.
01:17:34.240 And that is the goal of the savings and investment union.
01:17:37.860 Or union, sorry.
01:17:38.920 so again they're just they're trying to sell it as something positive right but anytime the
01:17:52.660 government is trying to sell you something and claims it's positive you should automatically
01:17:56.360 turn around and walk away because they have not done anything anything that's positive for the 0.98
01:18:02.260 people anything so I would never fall for any of this shit but like I said I can see it's all part 0.97
01:18:09.640 of this you know creating this has hysteria so people will be willing to do this if there's 0.98
01:18:14.280 enough financial fuckery going on people hacking accounts money getting stolen all this other stuff
01:18:19.300 banks collapsing people will go for this because they will think that like they'll appeal to a 0.52
01:18:24.140 higher power to help them right because they feel like they can't do it themselves
01:18:27.520 can you turn her down well you okay sorry yeah i know i shouldn't talk over the videos
01:18:36.640 okay so we're moving on from that video anyways but this is um somebody you know posted this bank
01:18:46.120 lockdown coming financial freedom taken away all your savings taken away so 15 countries reported
01:18:51.400 bank hacks and account thefts in one month. So a lot of, like I said, this is going to put a lot
01:18:58.020 of people in fear and they're going to want some sort of, you know, security, right, for their
01:19:02.640 money. Not thinking that it would probably be better just to put it in your mattress like the
01:19:07.200 old school, you know, our grandparents and old school people used to do, right? Grandparents,
01:19:12.880 great-grandparents but you know whatever uh so taiwan um about 1.3 million pulled from 418
01:19:22.320 sino pack customers in one day even ones not logged in i don't know what that means south
01:19:28.200 korea 37 financial firms breached in about a month uh 473 000 records leaked nepal the central bank
01:19:35.980 told banks to take the websites offline brazil 99 cyber incidents at the central bank
01:19:42.540 68 of them were fraud
01:19:44.500 The US had 14
01:19:46.700 Indicted in Dallas
01:19:48.220 Sim swaps and bribed insiders
01:19:50.220 Targeted accounts holding more than $373 million
01:19:52.960 A Florida firm drained
01:19:54.700 Of $6.5 million in 15 wires
01:19:57.160 Over 3 days
01:19:58.100 And $4 million is still missing
01:19:59.480 Japan, Vietnam, Indonesia
01:20:02.300 France, Singapore
01:20:03.920 Sri Lanka
01:20:05.120 Not sad about that one
01:20:07.160 Mexico, Malaysia, Canada
01:20:09.880 An ex-RBC worker found guilty
01:20:12.380 of opening 43 fake accounts for organized crime.
01:20:15.700 Can we guess on the ethnicity of that guy?
01:20:19.160 And then New Zealand.
01:20:20.080 A fake cop took over 22 people's banking,
01:20:23.300 stole 198,000 New Zealand dollars.
01:20:26.800 No government has ordered a bank lockdown.
01:20:28.640 The thieves never needed one.
01:20:29.820 They get in through apps, vendors, and bribed staff. 0.52
01:20:33.780 Brazil beat its whole 2025 count in nine months.
01:20:36.940 This is only the beginning.
01:20:38.880 So each of these hacks got its own small headline.
01:20:40.900 So, again, right, when you take it all separately, it may not scare too many people.
01:20:47.780 But when you look at it all together, I can see how this would create, you know, mass, you know, hysteria with people in the financial, in regards to their finances and stuff and the banks and all this kind of stuff.
01:21:01.140 So, this was another example, right?
01:21:03.920 French Bank Credit Mutual Arkea
01:21:06.700 confirmed cyber attack transferred funds
01:21:08.860 from its own account with losses around $133 million.
01:21:13.600 So all this stuff is just, it's a little,
01:21:15.700 I know maybe it's just a coincidence,
01:21:17.680 but I don't know, man.
01:21:18.560 Like some of these things,
01:21:19.560 I don't believe in coincidences too much anymore.
01:21:23.080 Hey, Shamrock.
01:21:26.020 Turmoil erupts in Paraguay.
01:21:27.420 This was the one I was thinking about
01:21:28.720 when I started talking about this.
01:21:31.080 One bank's collapse spirals into a national crisis.
01:21:33.920 the country's largest digital bank has been seized by the central bank after its solvency ratio
01:21:38.960 plunged below half the legal minimum, leaving near 3 million customers unable to access their
01:21:44.380 accounts, cards, and transfers. That's about 60% of Paraguay's adult population. Angry citizens
01:21:51.280 have now taken to the streets demanding access to their money. And do we all understand that
01:21:57.020 this could happen here easily? I mean, with digital IDs and that they could just do it
01:22:02.200 individually to each individual person right this is what people have been saying for a while
01:22:06.140 um nearly 380 million belonging to the state pension fund is caught in the crisis
01:22:11.960 uh it handled two-thirds of car payments at card payments at major stores
01:22:18.060 with services frozen paraguay's main importers association describes retail activity as
01:22:23.160 semi-paralyzed
01:22:24.640 i know waythorn we don't know i don't know why and i don't know why they have fridges
01:22:31.720 connected to the internet doesn't make sense to me so this is paraguay right there people are you 0.96
01:22:38.380 know losing their shit their money's gone or at least they can't get it out of the account so 0.96
01:22:42.760 we're gonna have a lot of you know people not in their right mind right now about that here's some 0.99
01:22:47.980 video of uh because it was chaos apparently
01:22:51.300 person with a wheelchair bro 1.00
01:23:09.040 so they're pretty upset in paraguay rightfully so right so we have the you know financial
01:23:20.520 issues and who knows what's going on over there cyber attacks um what was this one
01:23:27.940 oh this was oh and unemployment right that was another factor right unemployment rates well
01:23:33.540 this is you know most recent unemployment stats well september anyways youth unemployment's at
01:23:38.960 13 percent and in 2017 to 2019 the average was 10 we lost 68 000 jobs that month alone
01:23:45.720 and then this is the October numbers but you know again this is another example of how people could
01:23:53.640 be you know bought into the mass hysteria how they could buy into mass hysteria because it's
01:23:59.340 they can't find a job people are unemployed we have high unemployment this is from when did he
01:24:05.020 post this this was from May you know of course they keep telling us that we have a and this is
01:24:10.200 also another thing that affects you know mass psychosis as well and hysteria is gaslighting
01:24:14.880 so they're constantly telling us we have a labor shortage but then when we look at the numbers it
01:24:19.460 tells a different story so we're supposed to trust these people right and they tried to groom us into
01:24:25.080 that during the pandemic by saying trust the science trust the leaders trust that so a lot
01:24:30.200 of people still have that in their brain right unfortunately for them um and they believe this 0.99
01:24:35.860 shit so this also you know contributes to this shit so they're saying we have a labor shortage 0.99
01:24:41.100 but yet this was in May, the unemployment for youth was at 14.3%. And between 15 and 19, it was 1.00
01:24:48.980 20%. So in addition, the participation rate has never been lower outside of COVID. So the numbers
01:24:55.640 are actually worse, right? So this is the percent, but they're telling us that we need people.
01:25:01.120 We need, you know, we need people to fill this labor shortage.
01:25:06.860 yeah i know waythorn basically right so again another another way of you know fucking up the
01:25:15.500 population into thinking that you know the world is ending create economic insecurity create
01:25:20.700 financial shocks high unemployment you know bank failures a sharp drop in living standards all this
01:25:26.720 stuff affects people creates this dependency on the state and this need for authoritarianism
01:25:33.060 um number four the fourth thing um is natural disasters and environmental shocks now
01:25:40.400 when you see this it's basically you know you're thinking natural disasters well
01:25:45.920 if you know initially i would say well we can't really do anything about a national
01:25:51.880 disaster or a natural disaster but with the harp thing that the u.s has i don't know if that's so
01:25:58.400 much that's true anymore like there was the whole not having a hurricane in the whole like month of
01:26:04.600 what was it september in the atlantic which was fucking like unheard of right so you know there
01:26:11.960 could be some manipulation of the weather but natural disasters and then any kind of environmental
01:26:16.780 shock can cause this as well so like flooding hurricanes earthquakes sudden disasters this
01:26:22.340 also can produce a short-term rallying effect so people will come together right when the event is
01:26:27.540 seen as exogenous and requiring coordinated government action. However, if it's a more
01:26:34.240 localized event, like effects are generally weaker or more variable than for security or
01:26:39.260 public health crisis. So people don't take this as seriously as the public health crisis or the
01:26:45.080 national security crisis, right? Elite panic, fear among officials of social disorder, sometimes
01:26:52.780 leads to heavier emphasis on command and control measures. So it's going to depend on what the
01:26:58.320 elites are presenting to everybody. So let's close.
01:27:07.140 Close group. Let's close this one too. So we have more space.
01:27:13.960 Okay, so this is environmental, right? I looked at some of the environmental.
01:27:18.120 oh thanks flood awesome thank you so much flood i appreciate that so during um the last you know
01:27:27.360 15 years 10 years whatever we've had a few different natural environmental issues disasters
01:27:33.780 right if you want to believe they occurred naturally sure but a lot of us you know especially
01:27:39.160 when it comes to forest fires we're not so sure right but anyways this was the heat wave right
01:27:45.260 from 2025 i think in europe um more than 50 000 people have died in the eu according to a study
01:27:52.200 that is exactly how many people died in europe due to the extreme heat this summer
01:27:55.980 i'm every time i hear stories like this i feel like they're overplaying it to achieve their
01:28:02.000 climate goals right because i know if you read a lot about history and about evolution and all
01:28:07.700 this kind of stuff this happened on the earth where it heated up and you know yeah some people
01:28:12.980 did die unfortunately but you know things kind of it's cyclical right so I never really take this
01:28:18.920 as climate change I always take it as climate alarmism you know yeah maybe it is hot I'm not
01:28:23.740 saying it's not hot but like this does happen it happens in cycles with the earth right doesn't
01:28:27.840 mean the earth is ending this was mainly residents of Germany Italy France and Spain where the highest
01:28:35.880 number of deaths occurred but it was funny because a lot of these countries they were not allowing
01:28:40.660 um air conditioning right because of climate like the uk was a good example because of the
01:28:47.020 of climate stuff right we're not allowed to use air conditioning and so they're saying naturally
01:28:51.500 the acute shortage of air conditioners is not to blame for you know any of this of course not
01:28:56.000 so we had the heat waves uh this was another example of where the heat was uh in june was
01:29:03.420 concentrated it says a relatively modest three percent of the earth's surface registered a
01:29:09.200 Locally record high monthly average during June 2025.
01:29:14.460 4% of oceans and 2% of land.
01:29:16.660 So it's only 3%.
01:29:18.600 You know what I mean?
01:29:19.980 So again, climate alarmism.
01:29:24.340 Exactly.
01:29:29.120 Ontario wildfires.
01:29:30.300 This is another example, right?
01:29:32.020 We had the Ontario wildfires that, you know, was, I think, last year.
01:29:35.920 Well, 2023, there was some too.
01:29:37.880 Oh, no, it was 2026. 0.98
01:29:38.840 fuck god where's the time going yeah i know that's from uh idiocracy something is going 0.99
01:29:47.880 seriously wrong in canada with forest management and wildfire containment people reported on this 0.99
01:29:52.940 right they're not investing as much money right it's very simple for a forest fire to get out of
01:29:58.240 control especially you think the government doesn't have the tools to do this kind of stuff
01:30:01.160 and it achieves multiple things it achieves you know climate goals right they their their climate
01:30:07.260 fucking change agenda right but it also creates the ability to control people more when they go
01:30:13.360 camping when they do like control people's outdoor activity in national parks and stuff like that 0.97
01:30:18.580 right it allows them to do a lot of different things so according to federal government data
01:30:25.160 the peak year for wildfires was 89 with over 12 000 wildfires burning so 1989 so that was the last
01:30:33.140 that was the worst year right the peak year for area burned was 2023 with over 6.8 k forest fires
01:30:40.360 right before 2023 the area burn never exceeded the number of fires on this graph dating back to 70
01:30:46.580 this has now happened twice in the last three recorded years the number of wildfires across
01:30:51.340 canada has not surpassed the 1989 peak but the damage to communities and health is so much worse
01:30:56.000 well yeah because there's more buildings in areas of the fire path now right yes thank you madam
01:31:01.980 breezy smash that like and share um so yeah this i just wanted to say that again wildfires have
01:31:07.760 increased is this a manufactured crisis is this something that they're causing or is it just
01:31:13.160 a natural progression of earth you know what i mean i i don't know i don't think so but you know
01:31:19.720 um and then more on the wildfires this is in summary the number of fires and the total land
01:31:26.120 area burned have significantly decreased over the last century despite an increase in ghg emissions
01:31:30.920 and warming there is no casual link between climate change and the frequency or intensity
01:31:35.320 of fires globally and specifically in the usa in canada again catastrophizing it says
01:31:42.520 catastrophizing wildfire has become another unscientific piece of propaganda for the
01:31:46.500 climate industrial complex we should have no reasonable expectation of a change in fire
01:31:51.040 intensity or frequency with a reduction of anthropogenic ghg emissions so i believe i'm
01:31:58.720 on the I'm on the side of manufactured it's manufactured and then another chart here says
01:32:07.800 why didn't Canada or Canadians need climate lockdowns when they had 12,000 wildfires raging
01:32:13.560 which was the highest ever in Canada in the summer of 89 but yet we need wild we need climate
01:32:20.040 lockdowns now there's not a whole lot that's different from 89 like we still had cars in 89
01:32:26.440 maybe not as many but they were probably um giving off a lot more admissions than the ones
01:32:32.960 they do now because they're all fucking you know environmentally friendly now all the cars
01:32:37.680 supposedly so why didn't we because it's manufactured friends it's manufactured 0.98
01:32:45.340 to create chaos and fear so that the next fucking thing they do to us we'll be all for it 0.99
01:32:51.260 we'll be like spank us harder daddy 0.99
01:32:53.580 okay and the fifth and final
01:32:58.440 event oh wait no there's six there's six i lied 0.99
01:33:03.280 there's two more god i'm an idiot 0.61
01:33:06.700 yeah and there was also way less people that's true well at least on in our 0.98
01:33:12.060 country anyways right i mean there's probably way less
01:33:16.220 people in africa and india too because again we weren't we were
01:33:19.900 helping them but technology hadn't you know gotten to that point yet where you know we were
01:33:24.580 prolonging them uh too significantly their lives but again we should have never sent them anything
01:33:29.480 that's the again that's the world telling us like the fact that india and africa's population is
01:33:36.800 exploding and they're starving that's the earth mother nature whatever telling us like you done 0.94
01:33:41.660 fucked up you should have let these people to their own devices and nature would have taken 0.95
01:33:45.420 its course and then you know what maybe the ones that were left would be higher IQ because they 0.99
01:33:50.400 would have had to survive and stuff like that so maybe they would have moved along the evolutionary
01:33:53.640 you know timeline a little bit but because the west had to interfere and send the money
01:33:58.440 and they're now dependent on us they're never going to achieve anything greater
01:34:01.480 so the next one number five is moral panics and perceived internal disorder this is where
01:34:11.220 immigration comes in and crime so rapid amplification of threats from crime immigration
01:34:19.400 cultural change youth subcultures or other folk devils can generate disproportionate public fear
01:34:26.960 remember the satanic panic well i wasn't alive during then but i've read about it
01:34:31.080 sociologists describe how media politicians and law enforcement interact to escalate concern
01:34:39.380 far beyond the objective risk these episodes often lead to demands for stricter policing
01:34:45.680 new laws or expanded state powers examples range from historical witch panics to modern
01:34:53.080 moral panics over drugs gangs or terrorism terrorism is the you know name of the game
01:35:00.220 now um it's you know that's what they pretty much use for everything if it's not a disease or
01:35:05.860 a scamdemic, then it's terrorism. And what we have here is some examples of how we would have
01:35:17.020 moral panic or internal disorder, right? This is also applied when people aren't, like I said,
01:35:23.140 the law is not being enforced equally. So another example of this, obviously, in the UK was the
01:35:29.000 rape gang inquiry, right? They covered this up, they, you know, did everything they could to keep
01:35:34.180 it quiet they you know defamed and and insulted people that talked about it and all this kind of
01:35:39.960 stuff so oh thanks whoever dropped that um yeah so they conditioned your minds with the same script
01:35:46.960 playing over and over um to make you believe that it wasn't like it didn't happen right so that's
01:35:53.140 another example of us you know not feeling well like not feeling good in the country there's
01:35:57.800 internal panic in the country because things aren't you know we're not secure anymore in our
01:36:01.920 own homeland we can't rely on the police to do what they're supposed to do um this obviously
01:36:07.780 Henry Novak was another example right we don't you know we all know what happened to him but
01:36:13.120 again this is another example where he was the victim and he was treated as the suspect and
01:36:19.780 the victim if it wasn't for the outcry of the public very likely would have got off on a very
01:36:26.220 light sentence right so this is another example of you know threat amplification of threats from
01:36:33.540 crime cultural change right we've the cultural culture is being changed to allow you know crime
01:36:41.220 and and anarcho-tyranny to carry on like to go on right so that makes people more you know
01:36:46.680 uh how would you put it anxious makes them more likely to agree with you know overreach
01:36:52.380 government overreach and tyranny because they want to feel safe
01:36:56.220 Yeah. Yes. The Dishnoi gang in Canada is another example, right? The gang allegedly sent a letter
01:37:06.380 to police. We have 5,000 gang members. We're going to take or we will pay 1000 to carry out
01:37:11.840 shootings. We'll take over Canada. Everyone will pay a tax. You can't stop us. As funny as it is 0.97
01:37:18.100 that the English they use, I don't know if they had AI write it or whatever it was. But the reality
01:37:22.680 is is that they sent this to a police institution in canada so law enforcement so when the public
01:37:30.380 sees that this gang who the police know ceases knows that the u.s you know fbi or whatever has
01:37:37.700 done most of the work for us for the on the bishnoy gang or if it's the cia or fbi i don't know
01:37:43.980 which organization it was we know who they are they could be easy to deport but canada refuses
01:37:51.300 to do it right so this is another reason why people would see this and be like well you know
01:37:56.780 we're our police are being threatened now and they still can't do anything about this
01:38:00.520 so that would put people in a position of wanting more government overreach more um policing you
01:38:07.140 know what would you call it yeah well just more having a police state because they're so afraid
01:38:13.060 because we can't the police and you know the funny thing about that is police people want a police
01:38:17.400 state but the police can't enforce the state like you can't protect the state now so it's crazy that
01:38:23.280 the first thing people will do is be like oh I want stricter laws well they're not even enforcing 1.00
01:38:28.240 the fucking existing laws so what makes you think stronger laws are going to fix it yeah the bitch 0.99
01:38:32.920 boy yeah for real and we haven't seen the deport report recently but you know again this is another 0.99
01:38:42.300 pattern this is what we have to deal with in Canada this is from November 15th to January 8th
01:38:46.320 obviously, of last year.
01:38:48.060 But, you know, the Deport Report has been putting this stuff out
01:38:51.060 pretty regularly for the last year and a half, two years.
01:38:55.060 I noticed a pattern in my nation 0.98
01:38:59.000 That has me looking at remigration 1.00
01:39:03.900 You don't have to use your imagination 1.00
01:39:09.080 When all we need is mass deportations
01:39:16.120 Crime is up all across your town
01:39:19.040 All these names are hard to pronounce 1.00
01:39:21.840 Cannot but notice every shade of brown 1.00
01:39:24.360 Can anyone say that they want them around? 1.00
01:39:27.500 Things are getting out of control
01:39:30.380 And we're all tired of paying the toll
01:39:35.680 So now here's the report
01:39:39.600 On who we have to deport
01:39:42.240 Yeah!
01:39:43.000 welcome to the deport report i see the pattern every year as my people like just imagine right
01:39:53.340 how you would feel if you're seeing stuff like this right how would you feel in your country
01:39:57.920 would it make you feel safe would it make you feel comfortable in your country if this is what
01:40:02.940 you had to see on a regular basis and the fact that when you go outside you don't really see
01:40:08.120 anybody that looks like you. Hey, troublemaker.
01:40:38.120 of paying the toll so now here's the report on who we have to deport yeah welcome to the
01:40:49.880 yeah it was diagonal on spacex right who runs this 0.97
01:40:53.140 i mean honestly just putting together these fucking videos is probably a full-time job 0.94
01:41:05.100 because like there's so many of them I mean mugshots like look how many there are and that 0.97
01:41:09.500 was just in a short period of time so this would make people feel like I said unsafe and more likely
01:41:14.760 to agree with overreach government overreach this is Australia and the most recent example for them
01:41:21.000 was the Bondi Beach right and they've had a few there was one that was exposed as being a false
01:41:26.020 flag that ended up ushering in more strict hate speech laws that was and like I said they did
01:41:33.540 uncovered that it was a false flag um event but bondi beach you know regardless of what if you
01:41:40.540 think it was a false flag or not i think it's entirely possible that these people were paid 0.96
01:41:45.200 to do this by somebody who fucking knows again it's islam is a radical religion so they could 0.97
01:41:51.380 have just wanted to do it who knows they're crazy right but never let a good crisis go to waste 0.99
01:41:57.280 Right. So even if you are a copium, you know, a copium, what would you call breather, you breathe in the copium and you believe that this was just naturally occurred in the government or anything had no hand in this, then, you know, I guess good for you.
01:42:17.640 But they never let a tear. They never let something go to waste. Right. So after Bondi Beach, this obviously they've used that to usher in more, even stricter.
01:42:26.500 I don't know if they've passed yet, but they're really trying to pass them.
01:42:31.980 The only thing Australian government did after, sorry, Australia took away its citizens' guns,
01:42:39.220 but 10 people at Bondi Beach are dead anyway because terrorists don't care about gun laws, right?
01:42:44.300 We talked about this in the last stream. 0.82
01:42:46.180 It's not legal guns that they're using, so it doesn't really fucking matter if you ban legal guns 0.92
01:42:51.640 because they're illegal and criminals don't care about the law or they wouldn't be criminals.
01:42:56.500 like I don't understand how hard this is to get so the only thing the Australian government did
01:43:01.520 was make sure its unarmed law-abiding citizens are now sitting ducks unable to defend themselves
01:43:06.900 very similar to what Canada did so this is just a short clip of the Bondi beach but after this
01:43:12.540 occurred Australia has tried to they have I guess maybe they haven't passed yet I'm not sure but
01:43:18.700 they are really trying to tighten up the you know hate speech laws and stuff like that because
01:43:22.640 according to them, these radical Islamists, you know, I guess somehow became radicalized 0.96
01:43:27.980 by Twitter shitposts. I don't know what their fucking logic is, to be honest with you. But 0.99
01:43:32.700 I don't think that's it. It's probably the mosques that they were attending that there's
01:43:36.620 probably way too many of in Bondi Beach. 0.99
01:43:52.640 so and remember they targeted jews right so once again sand wars being brought to our soil
01:43:58.100 our our land right so even if it was you know a blood feud the guys were you know trying to get
01:44:04.380 revenge on jews because they have a blood feud with them why is it on western soil go back to
01:44:10.840 the sand uh you know the sand dunes and fight it out like we don't want to deal with this stuff
01:44:15.040 but that's why i i think a lot of times these are either orchestrated or people are groomed
01:44:22.560 by the government to do this especially when they want to pass a law that they think is going to be
01:44:26.040 unfavorable so they do an event like this which immediately changes a lot of people's minds and
01:44:32.120 you know makes them think oh yes we do need more strict laws because you know like it never occurs
01:44:36.440 to people that we could just deport the people that are doing this we could refuse entry to these 0.94
01:44:41.640 violent islamists and these violent extremists that's never something that occurs to them it's 0.59
01:44:46.360 always like well how can we make the law stricter and stronger so the average canadian australian 0.99
01:44:51.060 an American, you know, has to now jump through six fucking layers of red tape to do anything. 0.95
01:45:01.960 It's just people running the beach doesn't even really zoom in on it. But yeah, they're using 0.99
01:45:06.300 that as an excuse. This is a thing from Germany, right? 73% of underage sexual violence victims 0.96
01:45:15.820 are germans in case in cases involving foreigner suspects so 73 percent are ethnic well they didn't
01:45:22.980 say ethnic germans but i would assume probably they're probably ethnic germans in 2025 foreigners
01:45:29.520 targeted hundreds of underage germans mostly young girls in serious sexual violence cases including
01:45:34.760 rape for algerian suspects 100 of their victims were germans the afd is now calling for remigration 0.98
01:45:43.920 well no shit they're coming at it with migration as a security risk but again think about it from 0.96
01:45:50.380 the perspective of you know people just the average Canadian or the average German right 0.99
01:45:56.440 ethnic German their land now like 73 percent of the victims and I mean what is the rape rate in
01:46:06.540 general it's probably extremely high considering that you know or it's probably a lot higher than 0.97
01:46:10.980 it ever was prior to you know mass migration so this is another way to you know make the populace
01:46:17.620 feel unsafe and you know more willing to go along with over government overreach by you know making
01:46:23.140 them making it feel like they're not safe to leave their home and maybe even they're not safe in their
01:46:27.660 home so you're basically coming out and without saying it you're kind of saying it you're insinuating
01:46:33.580 that the police can't protect you anymore the state can't protect you anymore but they're
01:46:37.240 certainly going to take your tax dollars to do it and then this is another you know example of
01:46:44.420 i think like i said it's just uh you know internal disorder basically right here is these people now
01:46:51.740 that you know trump lost the house and the senate whatever the hell is they're celebrating about
01:46:57.180 abortion about murdering people again so this is an example of internal disorder in a society 0.61
01:47:02.400 so they're cheering on the fact that abortion is so bad so that's a sick society when people
01:47:18.880 would celebrate that kind of stuff like i said when i was you know younger probably these women's 0.98
01:47:24.100 age or maybe a bit younger abortion was fucking shameful still you know what i mean like it was 0.78
01:47:29.680 not something you told your friends about or you know you wanted to admit that you ever had like 0.98
01:47:35.580 it was not something that you would and like a lot of things right like you you didn't you weren't
01:47:39.560 proud of mental illnesses you weren't proud of disabilities like you weren't proud of any of this 1.00
01:47:43.040 shit but now because society is very sick you know this is what what we get yeah hang them all 1.00
01:47:52.100 so finally finally we're getting to the last sixth sixth event that it would cause this kind of 1.00
01:48:00.720 you know chaos and and mass psychosis in society it's political instability and high uncertainty
01:48:07.260 which kind of wraps up a lot of these points right periods of rapid regime change civil unrest
01:48:12.240 look what's going on in europe and like i said i'm gonna we're gonna see some examples
01:48:15.720 polarization or ambiguous leadership transitions this is why a lot of south american countries are
01:48:21.620 constantly, leaders are constantly changing, right? And they're constantly in civil unrest
01:48:26.000 because of it. Heightened, it leads, or sorry, ambiguous leadership transitions, heightened
01:48:31.500 self uncertainty and existential threat. Research on uncertainty, identity theory and terror
01:48:37.520 management processes show that reminders of mortality or personal insecurity can increase
01:48:43.280 support for an autocratic style leadership and greater willingness to restrict liberties in
01:48:49.120 exchange for order.
01:48:51.240 Cross-cultural works finds that realistic
01:48:53.200 threats, crime, poverty, and
01:48:55.240 instability predict higher authoritarian
01:48:57.300 attitudes across many countries,
01:48:59.280 right? So what we have
01:49:01.400 for that
01:49:02.460 is
01:49:05.380 here, finally.
01:49:08.080 So
01:49:08.720 obviously we know, let's close this group,
01:49:12.100 close this one, we know about
01:49:13.340 all the civil unrest
01:49:15.360 in France.
01:49:17.600 And
01:49:19.120 This is all of Europe.
01:49:21.020 From violent street clashes to widespread demonstrations,
01:49:24.560 Europe faces mounting unrest.
01:49:26.680 Rising cost of living, economic pressures,
01:49:28.740 and contentious government policies are fueling public discontent
01:49:32.020 across EU nations, disrupting public order,
01:49:35.000 and exposing socio-political fault lines.
01:49:37.340 Well, I don't believe, I don't agree with this in the sense that
01:49:40.420 these are not, I don't believe this is because of this.
01:49:44.000 It's not economic grievances.
01:49:45.420 These are paid agitators.
01:49:47.180 They're, you know, Antifa types that are maybe initially, right?
01:49:51.000 The protest started with, because France is famous for protesting, right? 0.95
01:49:55.360 So yeah, I can agree that maybe it started as a peaceful protest by students that were unhappy for some fucking reason. 0.97
01:50:03.180 Okay. 0.93
01:50:03.920 But then it was hijacked, I believe, by Antifa types, by these, like I said, paid agitators that are paid there to, you know, create chaos.
01:50:12.700 They're chaos maxers, basically.
01:50:14.440 so i don't believe that the riots are a result of that maybe the protests initially started that way 0.89
01:50:21.280 but these riots are just simply about creating chaos people you know migrants wanting to get 0.96
01:50:26.620 free shit um and just causing destruction like that that's literally all it is right and the 0.97
01:50:32.700 government the reason why they're not stopping it is because they support it because if they didn't 0.99
01:50:37.460 obviously they have to because there's they could shut it down so easily so the fact that they're
01:50:42.340 not doing that they don't have the balls to do that is because they support it there's no other
01:50:45.600 reason so from public buildings torch to violent clashes across multiple eu nations europe faces 0.72
01:50:51.680 mounting unrest driven by economic grievances we already read that so mass protests have drawn up 0.96
01:50:58.020 to eight what the fuck that's not even in english four in italy and 50 000 what the fuck is that 0.81
01:51:09.000 with tens of thousands more protesting i don't know what that says eight lock is this somebody 0.96
01:51:13.060 from another country anyways it's showing all the different places so we have portugal spain
01:51:19.400 belgium germany france albania has been going on for quite a while italy austria and greece
01:51:25.500 uh there's all these protests obviously the biggest ones are in france um right now and
01:51:31.660 we have here's more right this is firebombing the police um protesters firebomb police and
01:51:37.880 loot stores as violence grips France Germany and Albania on Halloween so we have this continuing
01:51:44.180 unrest right and like I said I firmly believe that they want this to continue or they would put an
01:51:50.020 end to it and they're not putting an end to it because they want it to continue because guess
01:51:54.300 what once this is all said and done the hammer of the state's coming down and people will love it
01:52:00.460 they'll they'll want it they'll be sick of it especially the business owners right that own
01:52:04.340 these shops that are being burnt down they'll they'll be really for it but i wonder if they'll 0.84
01:52:09.380 be for hiring uh migrants for cheap labor after this interesting so this was a political earthquake
01:52:15.360 so this is again you know potential um regime change civil instability political instability
01:52:21.820 in america right trump lost the house and the senate i guess um or sorry three major battles
01:52:30.700 the Senate, the House, and the governorships.
01:52:32.600 So this is a major blow to his agenda.
01:52:34.560 So this, again, causes a lot of uncertainty for people in America and other places.
01:52:38.580 Like people in Canada now are thinking that, oh, all our problems are over now
01:52:42.980 because Trump lost these three battles.
01:52:46.440 You know, he's lost the Senate, the House, and the governorship. 0.99
01:52:48.480 That doesn't mean shit. 0.96
01:52:49.940 All it means is they're going to fight back and forth for the next two years. 0.96
01:52:52.600 They're going to try to impeach him.
01:52:53.720 He's going to try to pass things.
01:52:54.820 They're going to block it.
01:52:56.040 Like it's just going to be political theater for two years.
01:52:58.140 So it has nothing to do with Canada, and it's not going to help Canada. 0.98
01:53:00.700 oh my god moldy potatoes that's fucking what grocery store is that 0.99
01:53:09.060 that's fucking bad man i'd be taking those fucking things back 0.99
01:53:13.420 um again this is more protests in france uh nationwide general strike uh this was from the 0.99
01:53:23.280 this is from today so it's prompting a warning from the u.s to america americans traveling
01:53:29.140 and straight to a fox news alert right now huge protests happening across france
01:53:35.560 as part of a general strike and the u.s is warning american travelers to be on alert
01:53:40.800 so i mean there's always like i said strike or protests in france for different reasons
01:53:45.380 but they they're using it as a means to create you know danger and and fear in people and chaos
01:53:52.420 what was the second one here oh okay so digital ids this is another example right people are
01:53:59.940 feeling uncertain about the fact that digital ids are going to be rolling out this is the most
01:54:04.940 accurate graph i have seen that predicts the future of canadian submission to cbdc's digital
01:54:10.080 id social scoring globalism vax passports and attacking those who don't comply well we saw this
01:54:16.020 with covid so this is the cumulative percentage of people who have received at least one dose of 0.98
01:54:21.520 a vaccine in canada canada really is down bad with the fucking the vax maxers like there was 0.92
01:54:28.040 so many people that just got the maximum amount of vaccines it's a wonder there's not more people 1.00
01:54:32.020 dropping dead to be honest with you so you know again this is going to this is creating a little
01:54:37.760 bit of instability and fear in society for those people who don't want digital id um and you know
01:54:45.240 although i think that you know i think more so this is more going to be like a a solution for
01:54:52.340 people like people will want this to be the solution to other issues so this might not
01:54:57.000 necessarily be um a result of that but i think it's going to be something that they will want
01:55:02.620 to implement and then here this is another again example of political instability and civil unrest
01:55:09.520 this is minnesota oh no sorry uh ilhan omar was re-elected to congress nine more somalis were
01:55:18.000 elected to the state senate and state house across minnesota ohio and oregon so you're letting the
01:55:24.140 the killer is in the house guys okay you're letting the very people that are scamming the 0.97
01:55:31.080 country out of millions that come from violent war-torn you know uh what would you call it 1.00
01:55:37.140 fucking you know just fucking third world shithole countries to come in and take over political power 0.99
01:55:43.500 in the strongest country economically and militarily in the world so that's going to make 1.00
01:55:50.260 people in america and you know probably beyond a little bit nervous about what's going on and they
01:55:56.700 may in in response to this you know want a little bit more whatever checks and balances which i'm
01:56:03.460 not saying it's a bad thing right like I think that we should go back to where people cannot be
01:56:08.560 in political office unless they are a heritage you know member of that society so a heritage
01:56:14.540 Canadian a heritage American for multiple generations right because like I said these
01:56:20.500 people have no oath they have no loyalty to America they will openly say they hate America
01:56:26.820 right so this causes a lot of uncertainty in people in the country because you don't know
01:56:32.040 what direction your country's going in if if this starts becoming you know multiplying by tenfold
01:56:36.880 and stuff like that and they're like spread out like cockroaches across the U.S. and start getting
01:56:42.460 in political office well yeah the U.S. is going to look like a very different country
01:56:46.180 so you know I can see how that would cause a lot of fear in people
01:56:52.600 so in let's go to
01:56:58.040 the final thing here which you basically can barely see i should have made it bigger but
01:57:06.380 um so the psychological mechanisms that link fear to authority is basically the loss of control and
01:57:14.620 the need for predictability so humans are you know pretty predictable creatures for the most part
01:57:19.200 threat activates a desire for structure decisive leaders or institutions restore a sense of agency
01:57:26.140 so it makes you feel safe again uh it makes you feel like you're don't have to be have your head
01:57:31.880 on a swivel necessarily you can kind of relax a little bit right and that's what we want a lot
01:57:36.940 usually that's what humans are seeking right safety and security it uh the rally and system
01:57:43.680 justifying responses. So perceived external threat boosts approval of incumbents. Anxiety
01:57:49.380 can sometimes counteract this, but the net effect is often positive in acute crisis.
01:57:55.860 Existential and group level threat. Mortality salience or group survival concerns increase
01:58:02.100 tribalism and preference for strong in-group leadership. And this is from the terror management
01:58:06.960 findings. I'm hoping that this works in our favor. I'm hoping that we start feeling that, 0.98
01:58:13.760 you know, we are being threatened by these invaders, because we are. And then we decide
01:58:18.280 to, our group survival consciousness comes into play, right? And we start getting more tribalist.
01:58:23.780 We, you know, start going back to a preference for our, you know, own people and strong
01:58:28.420 leadership from our own group. I'm hoping that's what happens. But this is basically,
01:58:33.200 this is why people appeal to authority they want a more authority or an authoritarian society is
01:58:40.300 because of these reasons right and social contagion and media amplification so rumors vivid imagery
01:58:46.880 and repeated coverage turn local events into nationwide fear further concentrating demand
01:58:52.000 for protective authority um and you know yeah basically that's uh what they do so what do you
01:58:59.260 guys think do you think uh that do you think this is like a psyop do you think all these things are
01:59:06.420 happening because something big is coming um and they're looking to you know pass stricter laws or
01:59:14.840 do you think this is just a series of unfortunate coincidences i tend to think because i'm obviously
01:59:20.720 more conspiracy brained i tend to think that because this is a well-known kind of 0.70
01:59:25.220 of social fucking studies kind of what would you call it it's well known in the behavior field 0.56
01:59:32.760 basically about how fear can be manufactured um through chaos so i mean it's not like the 0.92
01:59:38.760 governments don't know how to do this right they've been studying this stuff they have nudge units to
01:59:43.400 you know make people say what they want they use the media as you know propaganda arms so it's not
01:59:48.680 like they don't know this right so I feel that it is definitely a coordinated psyop to get people
01:59:56.520 wanting more authoritarian leadership to get people wanting more rules and regulations more
02:00:02.680 of a police state but it's funny because this could all be solved yeah maybe they're trying to 0.83
02:00:10.340 cast this bill um this could all be solved by one simple thing and that's remigration like it's so 0.76
02:00:18.620 simple but yet all these countries just want to dance around it and dance around it and it's on
02:00:23.020 purpose it's because if they did remigration then there wouldn't be a need for all these extra
02:00:27.720 security measures right there wouldn't be a need for digital id because of the scammers there
02:00:32.340 wouldn't be a need of you know flock cameras everywhere because of the you know people that
02:00:36.760 are you know criminals the criminals that are all over the street there wouldn't be a need for any
02:00:40.700 of this stuff so they can't they can't turn it off they can't cut it off at the source they have to
02:00:45.180 just keep applying these band-aids that benefit them and and them only so i i think all this stuff
02:00:52.540 has been you know planned and coordinated um i don't know maybe like i said maybe you know they
02:00:58.800 were just a happenstance i tend not to believe that because they all fall into the six different
02:01:03.820 events that basically guarantee that uh your nation is going to fall into chaos and fall into
02:01:11.160 authoritarian regime because that's what people will want
02:01:14.860 i call it a nudge yeah a poke unit poke unit nudge unit whatever you guys think whatever you
02:01:22.400 want to call it whatever it's fine with me but that's it i i that's all i have for today guys
02:01:28.400 i wanted to talk about that i thought you know we'd do something different as opposed to the
02:01:32.340 usual, you know, everything is fine, because everything's really not fine. And, you know,
02:01:38.240 there's a lot of shit going on. And sometimes there's so much shit that I can't even, 1.00
02:01:42.220 you know, concentrate my thoughts enough to get it together and talk about it. But I wanted to 0.99
02:01:48.620 talk about this, because I want more people to be aware of the shit that's going on that what 0.96
02:01:53.760 they're trying to do, and to not take these, you know, fear mongering tactics necessarily 0.91
02:01:58.700 as seriously as they want you to obviously you know we should always be prepared for anything
02:02:04.780 because there's no saying uh what could happen I think it's like always good practice to have
02:02:09.620 you know a week's worth of supplies and all this kind of stuff and water and stuff like that in 0.96
02:02:14.360 general especially in Canada because of the fact that we have winter here we get storms and shit
02:02:19.520 like that but um I don't think that like I said it's you know people need to go out and rush out 0.51
02:02:25.040 and like you know buy toilet paper or withdraw all their money or stuff I don't think it's going
02:02:29.320 to be I think if anything they're saying that oh thanks Corkath I appreciate that I think they're
02:02:37.720 saying that to make us afraid right to make us think being purposely vague about it to make us
02:02:43.800 think that something big is happening and give us that sense of fear that you know we'll totally be
02:02:49.540 afraid of something that's coming but they won't tell us what it is I'm waiting for that why didn't
02:02:54.840 that come through it's late coming through the whole alert my five my five dollar donation from 0.95
02:03:01.020 core cath slow what's going on god damn it it's going to come through the minute i shut it down 0.56
02:03:10.960 watch yeah they don't adam they don't want us focusing on our own plans they don't want us 0.97
02:03:15.760 they want us to be perpetually distracted by you know things that are irrelevant right but they make
02:03:20.940 it seem like they are very relevant right so anyways I'm over it man I'm not taking any of 0.93
02:03:26.780 this shit seriously anymore whatever like like like from Rocky what was it Ivan Drago says if I 0.99
02:03:33.420 die I die that's it man like I'm not gonna you know fucking fall for their their nonsense anymore 1.00
02:03:39.300 and you know change the way I live my life just uh for you know to give them a hard-on about you 1.00
02:03:45.260 know scaring people fuck that yeah no problem guys you're welcome and you're right Adam if 0.87
02:03:53.320 you're not part of your own plan then you're a part of someone else's so anyways guys thank 0.59
02:03:58.920 you so much thanks Corkath I'm sorry I don't know why the alert didn't come through but
02:04:02.700 I'll see what I can do for the next time I appreciate all of you guys coming in I love
02:04:07.460 you all and I will see you on Saturday where we're back to normal business have a good
02:04:12.600 everyone. Have a happy Friday. Don't do anything I wouldn't do unless you're going to invite me.
02:04:16.900 All right. See you guys. Bye.