Red Ice TV - September 29, 2022


Anti-Whiteness Dominates The Gaming Industry & Italy Is A Fascist Country Now? - American Krogan


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In this episode of Red Ice Cube's Red Ice TV, host Henrik talks about the gaming industry and its role in the anti-white propaganda machine, and how video games can be used as a tool for white propaganda.

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00:00:00.000 all right welcome back ladies and gentlemen thank you for joining us here at red ice tv i'm henrik
00:00:29.340 today we're going to talk a bit about the gaming industry the attack really on gamers too and some
00:00:34.580 of the stuff that's happening within this world we've covered that on and off a little bit here
00:00:39.640 and there but it's actually a very big and important area to cover because it's just you know so many
00:00:43.980 kids so many young guys they might not be our guys yet but they're part of our people are out there
00:00:49.880 they're gaming they're playing they're being manipulated they're being programmed by a lot
00:00:54.120 of this stuff too and i think the gaming industry was definitely more independent in the past a
00:00:59.200 little bit more uh wild a bit more wild west but over the last now i guess my i guess might be able
00:01:05.460 to clarify this more than than i can but i'd say anywhere from 10 to 5 years 5 to 10 years we've
00:01:11.000 seen a shift and kind of an attack on the gaming industry and of course this came first uh became
00:01:16.920 kind of widely known as a gamer gate this is a few years old now but that's kind of like when we saw
00:01:21.960 one of the first kind of attempts to really rein in and control the gaming world and the gamers
00:01:27.160 themselves and of course consequently we saw a lot of pushback against that as well uh but at this
00:01:32.000 point i think we have a large segment of the gaming industry kind of controlled by the very same forces
00:01:37.240 uh that we criticize the media the entertainment complex and these kinds of people as well
00:01:41.840 uh but anyway our guest here is american krogan and a little bit later we might get into some other
00:01:46.220 stuff as well we have of course the election in italy i know our guests want to talk and comment on that
00:01:50.440 let's bring on our guest american krogan thank you for coming on it's good to have you here how are you
00:01:54.140 i'm i'm doing pretty good it's it's great to be here i've been watching uh red ice for years now
00:02:00.080 probably uh i mean honestly red ice played a significant role in my so-called red pilling
00:02:06.380 process so awesome it's absolutely fantastic to be here you you bet thank you uh it's it's glad
00:02:11.980 we're always glad to hear when we're uh when we're affecting people and of course the right people and
00:02:16.620 then those go on to do their stuff and and work and and that's how we spread you know what i mean
00:02:20.700 so that's awesome um all right so so let's let's talk from the beginning i guess a little bit here
00:02:26.080 obviously you you've covered anti-white themes you talk about all kinds of you know new stories as
00:02:30.700 usual of course as so many of us do in the sphere but you've kind of honed in and focused a bit more
00:02:35.400 on the gaming industry um is that because of your interest in video games you playing or is there
00:02:41.440 another reason for that well i kind of have a bit of a mixed background i started uh you know as a
00:02:47.100 as a child in the 80s you know i got a nintendo and i played about as much as your average kid would
00:02:51.900 and then probably in my late teens i got out of video games really and i did a lot of real life
00:02:57.600 stuff and probably only got back into gaming in in 2011 i think that's when i got my first actual like
00:03:05.020 my personal computer and it was about the time skyrim came out and uh i got into modding for that and
00:03:11.740 from there on i had a steady uh a steady interest in gaming uh but um i started a mediocre youtube
00:03:19.900 channel around gaming in 2015 2016 and i didn't really get political too much i just kind of
00:03:26.560 talked about um just average run-of-the-mill stuff with gaming and then uh a couple of games came out
00:03:33.020 that uh touched on historical matters and i knew enough about the historical material that
00:03:37.400 some flags went up for me and i made some videos addressing these things and then from there i kind
00:03:43.760 of went down like a whole red pilling process and i started to realize that the gaming industry
00:03:49.060 is much like the film industry even worse so in terms of uh being a mouthpiece for status quo
00:03:55.380 propaganda and at this point it's just overtly anti-white propaganda so um i really stayed focused
00:04:02.240 on video games at that point because um in a lot of ways they're bigger than film at this point i mean
00:04:07.860 the biggest grossing piece of media of all time is grand theft auto 5 and a lot of people don't
00:04:12.220 realize that it's bigger than titanic it's bigger than avatar and the ideas and the cultural memes and
00:04:17.760 the notions that are conveyed through video games are much more potent because you know people spend a
00:04:23.660 lot more time with the medium i mean somebody goes and they watch uh a subversive film it lasts for
00:04:28.820 two and a half hours and sure that can be very very effective but if somebody plays a subversive video
00:04:32.740 game they're spending 10 20 30 40 50 sometimes even 100 hours with this material and so uh you know
00:04:41.160 you've got a lot of young men and women to a greater extent now uh playing these games and sort of
00:04:47.680 engaging in this metaverse that's explicitly anti-white and pushes a lot of subversive ideas so
00:04:53.280 i kind of focus on video games continuously because i think that they've surpassed film
00:04:58.980 and their propagandistic output and uh they're much more powerful at this point and i i you know
00:05:04.580 the difficult thing with addressing them is that it takes so much time uh to address them you know
00:05:10.480 you have to go and you have to spend you know dozens of hours playing some of this garbage
00:05:14.540 and then you got to spend a lot of time addressing all of that so it's a lot it's a lot more difficult
00:05:19.660 than addressing you know a couple of subversive films or what have you but yeah yeah hopefully
00:05:24.660 that that gives you a pretty good uh idea of why i do what i do yeah no it's very important as you
00:05:30.540 said because there's a lot of people that uh are influenced by this and that's what do you think of
00:05:35.080 my general kind of pain it's of course a lot of tangents and details one can get into that but it
00:05:41.080 feels like it was very a lot maybe i'm not saying there aren't independent game makers there but it
00:05:47.280 was definitely more like out of control you know i mean the further back you go when it came to the
00:05:51.520 type of games that came out and maybe what took off or whatever now it's become like this multi-billion
00:05:57.120 probably even more at this point industry huge player huge money involved huge production uh
00:06:04.300 houses what do you call them those who make the games and stuff like that and it feels like it's
00:06:09.140 been consolidated a bit more and they've kind of reined in some of the loose ends uh is that kind of a
00:06:14.980 somewhat of a decent overview of what's happened over the last years yeah oh yeah i totally think
00:06:20.100 so uh it's a lot like you know the wild west like youtube and the tech industry kind of started out
00:06:25.700 as the wild west to some to some extent and the video game industry is similar in that regard you
00:06:29.520 know like the late 90s the early 2000s uh these things these fields weren't really really that big
00:06:37.040 and so not a lot of people paid attention to them and it was only when uh people realized
00:06:43.100 i mean particularly with video games video games in the late 90s in the early 2000s you know there
00:06:48.080 were neoliberal undertones and and whatnot in various uh ips and franchises but not to the extent that
00:06:55.220 there are now and it was more of a matter of kind of nerdy guys in their basement um very high iq
00:07:03.400 autistic type people making a lot of this this stuff because it took at that time none of the industry had
00:07:09.260 really been developed there weren't a lot of tools there weren't numerous engines it took really high
00:07:13.700 iq white guys uh just sitting around crunching numbers to build all this and then once they built
00:07:19.940 all the infrastructure and the industry started to gain a little bit more prominence and it started
00:07:24.680 to be able to compete with uh the film industry more and more people from the film industry and from
00:07:30.020 uh various sectors of activism realized that this could be a great tool uh to um disseminate their
00:07:37.320 their their messaging and uh you know i think people also realized the activists the anti-white
00:07:43.580 activists realized that there were a lot of more or less traditional pro-white masculine memes and
00:07:49.660 ideas and a lot of traditional gaming if we can call it that and they didn't like that they wanted to
00:07:55.400 invade the living room or invade the the man cave so to speak and uh push everything down uh you know
00:08:01.840 the so-called gaming crowds throats and uh i think that they've had mixed results with that i think
00:08:07.940 to one on one hand they've clearly taken over the industry i mean they are able to you know what
00:08:16.240 something i've noticed is that in pretty much every triple a game that gets released now 0.63
00:08:20.140 half the enemy combatants are women and it's just it's just absolutely ridiculous and it's bizarre too 1.00
00:08:26.740 because uh if you speak out against that there are a lot of people who will say well you just hate 0.99
00:08:33.660 women and it's like well i don't like killing women like i don't like going around gunning down 1.00
00:08:39.240 lots of women you know like it's just so it's just like who who who really hates women here 1.00
00:08:44.460 um yeah but um yeah i think you're totally right i think that uh over time probably from
00:08:51.720 the 2010s onward uh gaming has been subverted to a large extent and it really took off around 2015
00:08:59.260 2018 and it's just you know it's just been an exponential growth at this point yeah and then
00:09:05.100 of course we have you know gamer gate is an overview kind of term for a longer period a lot of different
00:09:10.800 uh i guess battles of sorts that took place there correct me if i'm wrong but that was a little bit
00:09:16.260 more about i mean the anti-white stuff was kind of brought up there but it was a little bit more
00:09:20.420 about maybe like the as you said kind of the feminist characters maybe there was some about 0.98
00:09:25.380 the diversity and stuff like that too but we've had a kind of a healthy somewhat almost normie tier
00:09:30.500 pushback as a consequence of what happened there now you have like you know fairly huge channels and
00:09:36.320 of course people you know that watch us our stuff might not like them but like as an entry point you
00:09:41.160 know the the quartering and even geeks and gamers and stuff yeah i mean they can cuck horribly on some
00:09:46.320 issues but on certain other issues that can be decent and at least you know a quartering at least
00:09:51.160 i mean he he sees the anti-white agenda and he occasionally addresses it as well right he does
00:09:57.060 and i have you know i was kind of on the up and up around the time that like there are a lot of like
00:10:02.620 bigger let's call them i don't want to call them manosphere channels but there were like court the
00:10:07.320 quartering when i was still on youtube was much bigger than me but he wasn't i think he had like
00:10:11.180 100 000 or 200 000 subs at the time something like that anyway there was this whole crowd of people
00:10:17.080 like that that were on the up and up and um i i feel like i probably would have grown similarly
00:10:23.400 uh adjacently to them but you know i got banned in 2019 but yeah those guys i feel like they're always
00:10:28.880 go ahead sorry yeah same year as us that's all i'm saying yeah oh yeah oh yeah oh yeah you guys
00:10:33.900 would definitely i mean judging by your your growth trajectory i i'd imagine you'd have like half a
00:10:38.220 million subs probably yeah yeah probably but um those guys the quartering and whatnot you're right
00:10:44.620 i mean they call out a lot of stuff and they you know while they're not our guys right they haven't
00:10:48.740 really transitioned entirely uh to our side yet they they do call a lot of stuff out but i i i tend to
00:10:54.760 think of them as sort of like uh nostalgious addicts nostalgia stat uh addicts something along those
00:11:01.120 lines like they keep thinking back to a time when like predator came out and carl weathers and
00:11:05.600 and rf schwarzenegger you know they fist bumped and and like we want to go back to that where like
00:11:10.160 the white guy was kind of like the the unspoken de facto hero all the time but like nobody was
00:11:15.920 really we didn't notice race right we didn't know this race so i made a big post about this and
00:11:22.360 and i talked to millennial woes about this and and i think a lot of us you know agree that those guys
00:11:29.360 when you get down to it they they they don't really want to live in a world where white people are a 0.99
00:11:34.400 minority but at the same time they don't really want to address race because they're not really
00:11:39.120 comfortable doing it there could be a variety of motivations for that yeah maybe you know they're
00:11:43.820 just trying to because you know those guys make a ton of money at this point when you have
00:11:47.500 that many subs on youtube and uh your ad revenue is coming in you're making a lot of money and they
00:11:53.180 have alternate revenue streams as well at this point so there could be a financial motivation
00:11:58.180 there you know they're because i've noticed this with a lot of white liberals and i think
00:12:02.920 jared taylor has noticed this too if you talk to them and you make some headway they will start to
00:12:07.520 acknowledge some things they will start to acknowledge your arguments but then eventually
00:12:10.900 a little light goes off in the back of their head and they realize that if i accept what you're saying
00:12:15.980 as the as the absolute truth then i'm gonna have to seriously adjust the way i live i'm gonna have
00:12:21.800 to adjust my life and there will be consequences and uh that convinces or motivates a lot of people
00:12:29.080 to sort of continue to lie to themselves and yeah and it's like it's a very uh you know safe
00:12:35.520 low-hanging fruit right i mean go after the star wars franchise and stuff and it's not that you can't
00:12:40.800 do that it's fine but obviously we're facing kind of uh bigger issues right now you know i mean
00:12:45.780 so it's easy you know and it's not that it's like okay as i said i think as a stepping stone or
00:12:51.500 or as an entry point level to like begin looking critically uh at at uh you know mass media and
00:12:57.940 culture it's fine you know i mean well here's here's another thing about the quartering he
00:13:02.480 doesn't really interact with me anymore but um one of the reasons why i was able to gain a little
00:13:08.360 bit of traction was because he shared my uh video on battlefield 5 which was one of my first uh really
00:13:14.980 serious videos addressing historical revisionism in video games and i think the video got like not
00:13:20.280 800 000 views 900 000 views in the end before it was before i was banned from youtube yeah but if it
00:13:25.840 weren't for him uh i would not have gotten a lot of traffic now a lot of people are going to hear
00:13:30.420 that and use that against them or they could use it against him but uh you know a lot of people on
00:13:35.000 our side need to realize that while jeremy may sort of irritate us with some of his civ nat takes uh
00:13:42.780 he does he does help he does help he pushes the envelope in a sense he pushes people over into our
00:13:47.720 sphere absolutely and we need guys like that so that's um definitely no no no reason to come
00:13:54.640 after him it's kind of our job also to to push them a little bit and nudge them so they feel the
00:13:59.160 pressure from the right as well you know so that's just how it goes but all right anyway didn't mean
00:14:04.500 to get stuck talking about that really but anyway so we have that we have gamergate all these kinds of
00:14:08.400 things and then of course we had crazy spurgouts from the likes of adl where they all of a sudden
00:14:14.360 started going after right there was like pewdiepie right it came out that he had said uh what uh the
00:14:20.440 n-word or something in a game i think that was adjacent to it that wasn't good the type of videos
00:14:26.340 he did at least for a little while there and then and then adl as the article says here goes after
00:14:31.280 steam they said that they harbor extremists and gamers is a big problem we have to rein this in how do
00:14:37.960 we control this what's happening out there this is about two years ago now how successful do you
00:14:43.100 think this has been for them over the last few years that they've been pushing this well you're
00:14:48.180 asking specifically specifically with regards to the adl and their their um attempts to control steam
00:14:54.900 specifically or just generally any yeah and like the gaming world essentially anything within that
00:15:00.500 um i think it's a mixed bag uh i do think that they've been able to exert more control over steam
00:15:07.380 like recently there was this independent developer who made a game called domina
00:15:10.880 and it's sort of like this semi well it's a 2d game about arena fighting in ancient rome in the
00:15:18.080 coliseum and it's a really good game i think it came out in 2018 and there's nothing really overtly
00:15:23.380 political about the game um but the guy is no the guy who developed is really well known for writing
00:15:30.120 um various what our enemies or what leftists would call anti-trans stuff in his patch notes and
00:15:39.320 eventually steam did ban his game uh because of things he wrote in his patch notes and that's
00:15:45.260 really interesting too because these are patch notes notes most people don't read that stuff so
00:15:51.220 you have to understand that there were some activists out there some people who were just
00:15:56.060 constantly digging through everything this guy wrote and then they brought it to steam's attention
00:16:01.380 to get him banned so i mean that's that's that is noteworthy yeah and and really all he did get
00:16:06.520 banned for was his quote-unquote transphobic patch notes and i don't have them on hand but if you go
00:16:12.920 and you read them it's nothing really it's nothing really that provocative it's not like he was calling
00:16:19.080 for violence or saying anything really provocative it's just patch notes that weren't that were a little
00:16:26.440 passive aggressive but i would say generally speaking uh the adl has uh had success in policing
00:16:33.660 the gaming industry i think more and more digital platforms are less likely to well what's weird
00:16:38.260 about it and this is kind of a side note but if you go to steam and you look up like
00:16:43.280 hentai and anime and stuff like that there are just tons and tons and tons of like overtly sexually
00:16:51.880 degenerate video games for sale all the time of course and and they have thousands upon thousands
00:16:58.240 of reviews i mean these are games that like hundreds of thousands if not millions of people play
00:17:02.420 um and and it's just some of it is extremely grotesque it's like overt nude i mean it is just
00:17:08.760 interactive pornography that's what it is and nobody really raises a fuss about that and i'm not 0.97
00:17:14.300 saying uh i'm not one of those people who's like a puritan about this i think men can enjoy boobies
00:17:19.780 uh but um the extent to which men are engaging with pornographic material i think is a problem
00:17:28.020 and it's yeah i don't quite know how to articulate it but i think you would probably agree with me here
00:17:36.960 that uh men shouldn't be constantly consuming pornography they should be out socializing with
00:17:43.020 actual real life women yes it should have families and as we know but you you've you saw some of the
00:17:49.160 headlines right no not november november rolled around became kind of big and it was like tons
00:17:53.680 of accounts on twitter and even articles out there were like my god this is like uh this is how we've
00:17:58.680 kept uh fascism in in place by having like free pornography out there you know i mean like that
00:18:03.520 there was like this kind of subtle admission about like the how it's been weaponized and how it's
00:18:08.220 being used to specifically against men and so yeah it was really little admission it really
00:18:14.160 really was pornography is a weapon it does rewire your brain yep uh it does have very very nefarious
00:18:24.000 effects on people and when it's used like to i mean there's a reason like okay i don't like i believe
00:18:30.760 that edward dutton and people like that um are very correct insofar that since the since the advent of
00:18:38.280 the industrial revolution we have seen various things come about in our collective genetic pools
00:18:44.060 as a result of there no longer being mass selective pressures but that said uh if we look at the end of
00:18:51.220 world war ii until now the average male the the average testosterone levels the average behavior the average
00:18:57.820 phenotype that's probably not really a direct result of aggregate genetics that's probably more so a result
00:19:05.480 of consumeristic behaviors uh diet and a bunch of other things so i mean a lot of because you know
00:19:11.320 we've all well not all of us but a lot of us have seen how various quote-unquote soy boys can transition
00:19:17.840 over a year or two through proper proper diet and exercise and behavior to looking like you know how men
00:19:24.020 used to look um you know so yeah the whole entertainment industry in general and the whole pornography
00:19:31.340 industry i mean just the whole entertainment industry um has been weaponized uh against us and
00:19:38.440 uh we've got to do everything we can uh to take control of it again and uh that's going to involve
00:19:45.720 probably see the problem with that is that the kinds of people who have exerted control over the
00:19:51.440 video game industry and all the adjacent media industries they are not the type of people
00:19:55.080 like uh the white anglo-saxon was in yesteryear who would allow people through a system of meritocracy
00:20:01.080 to climb the ladder they are going to kick down the ladder they have they have kicked down the
00:20:05.460 ladder behind them and so we're not going to be able to engage in any kind of entryism we're going
00:20:09.520 to have to build everything up again yep you know and that's where things like red ice come into play
00:20:14.260 that's where independent developers come into play and and the and the good thing though is especially
00:20:18.740 with video games is that there is a lot of technology out there that's readily available to
00:20:23.140 everybody and you can build um low effort stuff um by yourself or with a limited amount of other
00:20:32.080 people of other people and while it might not have the triple a multi-million dollar budget
00:20:37.140 or polish that the triple a industry has it's going to have something that the triple a industry doesn't
00:20:42.940 and that's soul and that's like actual creativity exactly you know you'd be surprised how many people
00:20:48.320 are just going to want to play like a crappy looking 2d you know shooter of some sort that just
00:20:52.860 has a good masculine vibe to it you know and doesn't have all this other stuff attached to it so
00:20:57.960 oh absolutely i mean bells and whistles uh you can call it what you want so same thing within the movie
00:21:02.880 you know feel special effects right all the the high high budget stuff that people pour into
00:21:07.760 uh look that can be fun and that's great but at the end of the day those are just bells and
00:21:12.560 whistles and it's not the meat it's not the core of the thing right you can do if you have a really
00:21:16.460 good story a really good outline a really good message also uh people are going to be drawn to
00:21:22.680 that way more so than actually the bells and whistles so that's not something we should worry
00:21:26.840 about we have instead the freedom of being able to venture into areas where they have kind of closed
00:21:32.560 the door to and that's our strength and that's what we have to use at our advantage and that's true
00:21:36.800 for anyone who's does independent independent movies or you know they do entertainment things or
00:21:41.820 even skits online whatever the hell they do creative stuff you know things that involve
00:21:46.240 and like you know kind of the the cultural uh war that we they were involved in essentially
00:21:50.660 uh with the forces that are trying to uh to take us down uh so that's actually a very good thing and
00:21:56.160 i'm not too concerned about that it's it's creativity and storyline and all that stuff is going to be
00:22:00.280 way more important uh than all the other stuff and that comes later usually anyway you know i mean
00:22:05.060 you shouldn't begin at the top like that anyway you work your way up and you become bigger you grow
00:22:09.780 bigger you get a bigger audience you get more means consequently and that's kind of fun fun part of the
00:22:14.800 journey as well that you grow in that way you know yeah yeah i mean the what would be interesting is
00:22:21.740 if uh we had um a developmental movement within video games you know a pro-white movement and
00:22:28.400 we developed because what you often see with a lot of ips or what you you saw with a lot of good ips
00:22:34.660 good franchises in the mid-2000s was that they were started by relatively small studios and then
00:22:39.620 real big studios came real big publishers came and bought them up because they were so successful
00:22:45.220 so it would be very interesting to see our guys make some preliminarily successful material and then
00:22:51.580 see it get popular enough that like the triple a industry would potentially be forced to take a look
00:22:58.600 at it exactly yeah potentially be forced to you know bend to the overton window being pushed in our
00:23:05.760 direction a little bit so yeah yeah it's um it's a it's a digital frontier in a sense and uh you know
00:23:13.260 europeans sort of you know pioneered uh pioneered america and there's no real landmass at this point
00:23:21.440 it's a pioneer i suppose but we can pioneer the digital front i mean the digital realm is a battleground
00:23:28.200 and we shouldn't be ceding any of the territory to anybody because if we do they're gonna have control
00:23:33.620 over all the narratives so no that's true exactly and i can have my critiques about the uh how engulfed
00:23:40.340 people get in it and and it kind of takes us into the next topic a little bit because i want to bring
00:23:44.800 up the issue of uh kind of augmented reality and really some of the methods that people are using
00:23:48.860 to fight back you're doing that by creating mods and you know two games and we'll talk about that in
00:23:53.740 a minute the other thing was kind of like at least in the short term this is like fun for the
00:23:58.480 kind of the information aspect if you if you will of that culture war um and it's you know people saw
00:24:05.400 it right but it's the clip that someone used uh artificial intelligence to overlay a a white girl 1.00
00:24:11.720 instead of the um the black girl in the latest uh little mermaid uh video here here's the clip for you
00:24:18.200 guys if you didn't see it yeah we should lower that volume here anyway that's a really short one
00:24:29.240 right so i know what i know happened here uh krogan is that he was banned apparently the guy who actually
00:24:35.240 did this i think one there was two guys one of them got their account back the other one did not
00:24:40.260 but he did go viral and it was like this is a very interesting way to actually tackle the problem
00:24:45.640 that you could essentially if you i guess they would have to do with you know computational power
00:24:50.700 essentially what you how much can you do in real time because these of course would be processed
00:24:55.180 images they would have to be done and rendered essentially and then you can watch it where all
00:24:58.800 the characters are replaced but essentially if the technology is there weirdly you could actually
00:25:04.220 you could program your computers or or call it artificial intelligence if you will to replace
00:25:12.660 any character in any media that you're watching that you don't like right that essentially that is
00:25:19.100 technically technically uh something that might come down the pipeline what do you think that will do and
00:25:25.100 how could that change things well there are some people who push back against that idea in our circles
00:25:30.020 and they say well none of us should be consuming the little mermaid or any of the uh the mainstream media
00:25:36.020 output and there's certainly an argument there's something that that's certainly true to a point but
00:25:41.300 the thing is i think it's still good to protest in this way yeah exactly it it shows the the stark
00:25:48.300 contrast between what was supposed to be there and what's there now and it just gives us a voice it
00:25:53.460 just puts us in the social arena and so just because of that alone it's good to do this type of stuff
00:25:59.240 now do i suspect that people are going to be fixing like every single woke film on mass in order to
00:26:06.080 for the purposes of having a good consumer experience i i suppose not i suppose people will
00:26:12.520 do this mostly as a form of protest and and you know they might use the technology to develop uh
00:26:18.600 their own material eventually but um did you want me to transition that into talking about the mod maybe
00:26:24.740 yes exactly because i mean there's a wider discussion you know kind of like what what ar could do i mean
00:26:30.880 obviously virtual reality is part of that that's becoming more widely uh you know used right now as
00:26:36.140 well but i think there's a trapping there as well but but let's wait with that let's talk about the
00:26:40.560 mod first and talk about what you've been doing i mean lana is getting involved she's going to record
00:26:44.480 her uh voiceover for one of the characters soon you've already done i think a few of the other
00:26:48.640 characters just tell us a bit about it why you wanted to do it and how how involved is it like is it a
00:26:53.600 hugely time consuming process or or what is it like to work with it well uh i'm making a mod for the
00:27:00.320 video game fallout 4 which is part of the fallout franchise i assume a lot of people listening are
00:27:05.720 going to be somewhat familiar with that but it's a franchise that it started in the late the late
00:27:11.720 1990s and it's uh you know the last major the last major game that was well it started in the late 90s
00:27:19.960 and it's you know it's it's gone from various studios various publishers and now it's with a an
00:27:25.100 outlet called bethesda game studios and uh the last full-on entry was fallout 4 there's been some
00:27:30.780 spin-offs but the whole franchise is um a sort of weird take on retro futurism based in the 1950s
00:27:38.880 the idea is that um there's an alternate timeline so world war ii ends 1945 and then in the fallout
00:27:47.240 universe the timeline diverges from our actual timeline and there's some you we can debate this a
00:27:53.700 little bit but the basic idea is that the atomic age just kept going the 1950s paradigm kept going
00:27:59.420 and it didn't stop uh the transistor wasn't really invented microprocessors weren't really invented
00:28:05.460 everything was like big and bulky uh hyper consumerism with lots of like you know weird 1950s you know
00:28:12.800 family values hyper family value ads and all of that like all of that continued and it continued up
00:28:18.180 until about october uh 2077 when there was a great war and um you know a big theme of the theories is
00:28:25.380 like hyper mccarthyism uh people constantly complaining about you know pinko commies infiltrating
00:28:31.600 everything yet curiously in the more modern iterations of this game there are a lot of persons
00:28:37.020 of color in the united states now i decided to remove all the persons of color in the game fallout 4 0.99
00:28:43.240 because it takes place in boston massachusetts or the equivalent of boston massachusetts and you know
00:28:48.500 if you go back and you look into the demographics of 1945 boston there were some black people there
00:28:54.900 probably roughly eight percent of the population maybe eight percent of the population was black and
00:29:00.000 they all lived in the inner and basically in the in the in boston proper and that was a total the
00:29:05.540 boston had a total population of about 700 000 people so if an atomic bomb hit there um probably there
00:29:12.660 aren't going to be very many persons of color in the entire state of massachusetts 200 years later
00:29:18.120 because most of the games take place 200 years after the big atomic war in 2077 so and and by
00:29:26.120 removing the pocs you you kind of get people to think about this stuff critically um more than 0.99
00:29:31.340 likely because the timeline diverged there wouldn't have been a 1964 civil rights act there wouldn't
00:29:36.420 have been a 1965 heart seller act immigrant and a lot of people a lot of lefties and a lot of people
00:29:41.840 who are very pro multiculturalism have gotten very angry at me for wanting to make this mod because
00:29:47.680 they assert well there would have been persons of color and yada yada yada and what i'm basically
00:29:52.020 doing is forcing them to confront this sort of cognitive dissonance you and they'll point this
00:29:57.000 out themselves sometimes they'll say well this series is a whole critique on racism and uh you know
00:30:03.540 1950s culture and it's like yeah exactly so if the idea is the 1950s continued onward for 120 years
00:30:10.640 what makes you think that there would have been civil rights you know an immigration reform and
00:30:15.060 there would have been all this diversity and inclusion and feminism and all no everybody it 0.94
00:30:19.100 would have been like white picket fence america women would have been homemakers and that's another 1.00
00:30:23.740 thing i'm taking all the women out of uh diverse combat roles so you won't see like female raiders 1.00
00:30:28.900 fighting everywhere you won't see uh female soldiers being all big and bad and and and all of that 1.00
00:30:35.060 um i'm trying to think of some other things but i think you basically get the idea um yeah that that's
00:30:41.080 the motivation and um you know this isn't to say that in the fallout universe there wouldn't be
00:30:45.960 persons of color in other parts of the united states uh there might be some persons of color uh
00:30:50.600 all throughout the south all throughout uh parts of the southwest but this is new england after an
00:30:57.540 atomic bomb a global nuclear war i mean it's just they're probably that's the i'll say yeah sorry
00:31:03.120 that's the other thing if you go and you play the game and you go to a place called diamond city
00:31:07.780 which is like this stadium in boston um all these people 200 years into the future kind of live in
00:31:13.440 this tight-knit community in the stadium yet what you find in the game is there's a distinct hispanic
00:31:18.260 with a distinct hispanic accent there's a distinct asian with a distinct asian accent there's distinct
00:31:23.480 black people with distinct black accents and this is just not how reality works if there is a small 1.00
00:31:30.240 if there is a primary group of people let's say the diamond city was you know 80 percent white and 0.96
00:31:35.680 20 non-white after 200 years of coexisting unless there was strict segregation enforced there would 0.93
00:31:42.300 be an ethnogenesis of a sort people would intermingle and they would interbreed to one extent or another
00:31:47.260 and over 200 years you would not have distinct phenotypes anymore and and i'm not saying i promote
00:31:53.000 that but people lefties and pro-multiculturists often don't understand how reality actually works and so
00:31:59.980 far that unless you had segregation there wouldn't be a hispanic and diamond city there wouldn't be a 0.91
00:32:05.880 black person anymore and so one aspect i'm trying to convey to people is that if even if all the
00:32:11.740 black people in boston survived um 200 years into the future you know if they were if if the white
00:32:18.560 people of boston put aside their racism and they totally accept all these black people into their 0.97
00:32:22.660 communities and freely interbred with them in 200 years there wouldn't be any more black people you 1.00
00:32:26.940 would have a population with maybe you know two to five percent it depends on the exact
00:32:31.000 way things went but you would have this bulk of white dna and you would have this tiny fraction of
00:32:36.760 white dna and people would look nominally you might have a population of octoroons put it that way
00:32:42.300 you know right oh man okay so so that's uh that's fun so what so you're going through um is that like is
00:32:51.180 is it really technically demanding uh to to develop these mods and then you uh you know you're replacing
00:32:57.240 uh the audio in there is this actually open source or do you have to uh well you have to like you know
00:33:04.800 hide your hack you know hack is gay term but you know what i mean like actually get in there and like
00:33:09.520 actually you know do something that they don't want you to do or can anybody make these mods that's
00:33:14.000 what that's my question well i can't sell any of it you can't okay so bethesda game studios has what's
00:33:19.740 called the creation kit and uh they're very bethesda game studios and their games are very
00:33:23.400 popular because they release uh an iteration of their development toolkit for people to use freely
00:33:28.940 and you can use all the in-game assets freely to do this so i basically use well there's some
00:33:35.340 third-party software and things that they probably don't release to the public because they don't
00:33:39.240 have the rights to them so like i have to engage in some sort of i have to find various tools and
00:33:45.960 things to fill in the gaps or make things easier but pretty much i use the creation kit nice uh that
00:33:51.220 they use and so replacing all of the characters um it's time consuming but the tools are basically
00:33:59.140 there um there are basically there are named mpcs uh that you have to change and then there are sort
00:34:06.000 of templates or sets of mpcs that various uh factions in the game might pull from so like the
00:34:12.240 brotherhood of steel is a faction and they might have a couple different soldier templates that
00:34:16.800 pull from a pool of like you know five different people or something like that and so you can go
00:34:21.940 into those templates and you can change the black ones to be white and then then you know you don't
00:34:26.120 have to change that for literally every single mpc but it's probably i don't know um a hundred or so
00:34:32.500 mpcs that i had to change and and uh the the voice acting is more so the problem um because some of the
00:34:41.100 mpcs that are uh pocs are voiced by pocs and it's very overt that uh they're not white they they 0.66
00:34:49.760 specifically speak again with you know a black accent a hispanic accent so on and so forth so i have to go
00:34:54.760 around and probably get 20 or so different voice actors it might be more in the end to revoice a lot
00:35:00.600 of these characters and that's time consuming i also have to deal with um you know making sure
00:35:06.860 everybody has the proper audio quality you know you can't really have uh somebody recording something
00:35:11.980 on their macbook pro with the built-in microphone you know you at least need like a a 50 to a hundred
00:35:18.140 dollar microphone and you know then you gotta if you do that you do it right i mean preferably i'd
00:35:22.840 want everybody to be recording in a closet or something like that but yeah i mean that that's a lot of
00:35:26.680 it's a lot of work coordinating all of that yeah get people to record the in a proper environment
00:35:31.220 and then you know post-production then i have to name because this these are thousands of voice files
00:35:35.920 like for example the character christian garvey has like 2500 lines and um i have to manually edit
00:35:42.640 pretty much all of those lines um so i have to make i have to splice down 2500 so it's just time
00:35:50.740 consuming but it's not technically over demanding okay well i'm glad you're doing it uh i hope we
00:35:56.760 get some uh buzz and attention uh to it it's always good to push back and as you say make them uh i mean
00:36:02.640 it's not only to you know i i heard these talking points from like you know if you watch things like
00:36:07.740 the young turks or something like that or even like david pacman or some of these you know kind of
00:36:11.720 left-wing uh they're not really alternative media but they try to be you know they regurgitate the same
00:36:17.880 talking points that the mainstream media does but i guess they would technically classify themselves
00:36:22.140 as alternative media um but you know they they um they read right there it's like oh it's the only
00:36:29.420 thing they live on the the the their enemies the conservative enemies and mega people and uh you
00:36:34.840 know nationalists and patriots and things that is to own the libs right and it's like well that's not
00:36:39.620 the only reason you do stuff all of that can be entertaining and that's fun sometimes uh but it's just
00:36:45.000 that the the limited scope of them don't understand why you're doing these things and so they're just
00:36:49.600 applying like a one-dimensional reason for why you do it you know well the main you know i i i do readily
00:36:56.280 admit that there is a political motive attached to all of this of course yeah it's just it's just
00:37:01.520 autistic spurgery on my part it's like it doesn't make sense i mean again think back to like the distinct
00:37:07.360 ethnicities that are showing up in this it's just not how it works it's just it doesn't make any sense
00:37:12.840 and so a lot of like autistic gamers appreciate that you know that you know like realism mods and
00:37:17.940 things like that are real popular people they see an inconsistency or they see something that doesn't
00:37:22.000 make sense and it just drives them up the up the wall yeah now if there were pocs like if the game 0.98
00:37:27.400 took place in the in the deep south it wouldn't it wouldn't drive my autism into overdrive you know
00:37:33.000 it wouldn't it would make sense this doesn't make sense yep it's true and i mean you know then it
00:37:40.560 might be like oh you oh you're doing this because you're politically motivated and it's like well
00:37:44.520 that as you pointed out now and as you clarified the whole gaming industry has now become politically
00:37:48.940 a tool to push you know political things the obsession of course about you know fighting now i
00:37:54.660 remember this a while back there was some i can't remember now but there was one guy who made some
00:37:59.800 video who said it was like it's super problematic that you can choose to play a national socialist
00:38:05.720 you know in certain games do you remember that video um it was like a few years back and it was
00:38:11.040 like this whole i think there've been a few videos maybe there's been a few yeah okay yeah but here's
00:38:15.540 something else that came to mind there's a mod on the nexus and the nexus is a really popular
00:38:19.480 modding site with like millions upon millions of downloads i mean it's a huge deal they have a mod up
00:38:25.480 uh not they didn't make it but somebody made a mod and hosted it on the website for uh fallout 3 that
00:38:31.220 turns there's a slaver faction and they didn't like that the slavers were diverse they made all
00:38:36.360 the slavers white and they wrote a whole rationale for why it was and like they just basically argued
00:38:43.240 that there wouldn't be white slavers because of you know the history in the united states and it's like
00:38:46.660 that mod is still up and it's very likely that when my mod gets launched on the nexus it will get
00:38:51.960 deleted it will get taken down and i want people to pay attention to that sort of you know double
00:38:56.320 standard there here's a mod that you know turns all the slavers white and it has a completely 0.63
00:39:02.420 irrational motivation for it like it or it's illogical it doesn't make any sense like there
00:39:09.720 would be if there was a slaver faction there's no reason to think that in a diverse setting that
00:39:15.420 it's only going to be white people or if it's a long racial lines that this comes about that sort
00:39:21.540 of speaks to a sort of racial tribalism that you would see all along society you know like yeah you
00:39:26.920 it wouldn't just be with slaving like you would see segregation in in all of the franchise and all
00:39:31.780 of that world base and again a big motivation is uh for me is just i want people to think about this
00:39:37.220 stuff critically and think about how these different narratives don't line up they're incongruent
00:39:41.520 so yeah exactly absolutely good point um and you know there's like you know we we've talked about
00:39:48.500 but there's other cultures you link this one as well that like there's some other cultures that
00:39:53.380 all they do is look after their own they push their own people in in in their tv shows on their
00:39:58.260 on their movies there was one story and you send the link to me as well i remember catching it a while
00:40:02.620 back there nigeria bans white models from ads nigeria says they need to develop local talent and
00:40:08.480 support inclusive economic growth to justify the move it's like okay good for them there's nothing no
00:40:15.060 that's great like i think that story was some people have commented that that story like fact
00:40:20.620 checkers have said oh no they ran white people they they said they wanted to focus on local talent
00:40:25.460 well same same thing exactly yeah but you know the point is we all as pro-white advocates we support
00:40:32.620 nigerians doing that we don't think they should have a bunch of white people in in their in their 0.54
00:40:38.120 culture like it totally makes sense i mean this is the thing black advocates in the united states or i
00:40:44.460 should say anti-white advocates anti-white act uh act actors will say that the little mermaid needs
00:40:50.720 to be replaced with a black actress because look at all the little black girls who see themselves in 1.00
00:40:56.000 the new area yeah and then and then they'll sort of deny like and then they'll they'll also kind of 0.68
00:41:01.560 celebrate uh nigeria doing what it did with its models and then they'll deny all of us white people 0.99
00:41:08.380 the same the same courtesy um yep you know like none of us want our kids to grow up being hated and
00:41:17.440 like you know i mean we're human beings too we we have a sense of identity and like you know we want
00:41:22.580 we have babies too and we want them to grow up and see themselves in media like so i mean that whole
00:41:29.520 aerial paradigm thing it promotes a pro-black mentality at the expense of white people um and
00:41:38.000 it's truly at the expense of white people and that's one thing i'd really like to back all these 1.00
00:41:42.240 people into a corner uh and get them to admit i mean not to dwell on the boston thing too much with
00:41:48.760 with the with the mod but again if you look at the 1945 population of boston it was overwhelmingly white
00:41:56.500 it was like you know 92 percent white and the state of massachusetts was almost 99 percent white
00:42:01.500 um and now if you look at the state of boston or if you look at the yeah if you look at the state of
00:42:06.860 boston the state that it's in it's i think only half white i think it's 53 percent white and the
00:42:13.120 pot the overall population is about the same 700 000 so the overall population of boston has not changed
00:42:18.440 since 1945 in terms of like aggregate raw numbers so literally white people have been replaced in the
00:42:25.800 city of boston literally oh yeah our people are pushed out of these areas we are being ethnically
00:42:31.800 cleansed and you can find even more grotesque examples of this in places and you know and
00:42:36.000 like the cockneys you know they they practically are disappearing because they don't have a territory
00:42:40.440 anymore yeah you know like so it it's not hyperbole to call this white genocide or another term like that
00:42:49.080 because over time that's what it is this is a form of ethnic cleansing absolutely yeah and as you said as well
00:42:54.920 you know it's kind of funny how you look back you know or they do this revisionism or they look back
00:43:00.500 historically i guess that's a better term and say yeah when when you when you were you know kind of
00:43:05.020 your country were essentially all white and of course if we go to europe many countries actually were
00:43:09.540 america very you know a few percent share of non-white population but from the from the get-go 0.65
00:43:14.380 was a was a white country was founded by white people built up by white people uh even though the
00:43:19.700 original naturalization acts uh called for white people of good character things like this right
00:43:26.080 so that they that hoodwinked americans oh well it was always multicultural no first of all but then 0.99
00:43:30.680 it was like this now we need to be be held accountable and feel bad uh that we didn't build things and
00:43:38.020 systems and everything for every other racial group that now occupy you know is in the country
00:43:43.260 essentially and it's bizarre yeah go ahead it's bizarre it's bizarre because it makes you like
00:43:48.240 like the british empire for example everybody talks about how evil it was and how great it was that all
00:43:53.160 these countries gained their their independence from the british empire now all those members of
00:43:58.420 these countries formerly under the british empire all they wanted like go to any former colonial area in
00:44:05.960 the world go to south america go to africa go to parts of asia and ask the local person there do you
00:44:11.700 want to go live in england do you want to go live in spain do you want to go live in france they will
00:44:15.400 all kill themselves to go live there so it's so bizarre that you know on one hand we have this
00:44:23.440 this this grotesque narrative of how terrible uh white people were for going to these other places 0.81
00:44:28.520 and building all this stuff and then like all and like you have all these narratives of people
00:44:33.020 celebrating their independence their identity independent of britain independent of spain independent of
00:44:38.060 france and yet all these people want to go live there i mean we we can't get any of these people
00:44:42.320 to stop coming to our countries so it's just like i think at this point people are just really like our
00:44:48.540 people more and more are getting kind of focused on that that cognitive dissonance it doesn't make
00:44:53.220 any sense so yeah hopefully more and more that convinces more people to go back and look into
00:44:58.200 how these imperial forces behaved and it's not to say that every single imperial force was a saint
00:45:04.020 there were things uh that the spanish did that are bad there are things that the british did that
00:45:08.380 were bad etc and so on and so forth but i mean nine times out of ten if you go and you look at what
00:45:13.400 the indigenous people were doing to each other and to us it was terrible i mean and this is the case 1.00
00:45:18.920 in the united states i mean like um i have a six hour series on bioshock and it's this real popular
00:45:25.940 video game but the reason it's six hours is because i go the game addresses all these various historical
00:45:31.120 narratives and tropes and mythologies uh about the united states and so i go through all of them
00:45:38.540 and i taught let me let me sorry let me pull it up real quick uh yeah it it addresses chinese trans
00:45:44.620 the chinese involvement in the transcontinental railroad company towns the no the no irish need
00:45:49.560 apply mythos scalping in indians sex trafficking in israel oddly enough uh the boxer rebellion uh the
00:45:55.740 wounded knee massacre and it wasn't even really a massacre massacre i go into a lot of detail about that
00:46:00.380 event and you know if you go and you research you actually find out that these people had basically
00:46:07.100 surrounded um the the cavalry and they were the cavalry were going to be massacred if they didn't
00:46:13.560 react and uh yeah i i mean so yeah i'm kind of getting on a little bit of a no i don't know i totally
00:46:22.340 agree and i totally get it it's the most bizarre one-dimensional cartoonish version of history that they're
00:46:28.240 kind of whipping up here and using against us again and back to the point i was making there that
00:46:33.260 that's designed you know to make us feel bad right so that we will concede that we will give
00:46:38.100 ground that we will give up that we will uh help them as opposed to ourselves and these kinds of
00:46:42.240 things right and and you can bet yeah i mean look i don't think we're going to become minorities in
00:46:46.860 our own countries i think we're going to fight back i think we're going to turn the tide i think
00:46:50.520 it's i'm refusing to to have any other vision uh for our future but but let's assume that we were 0.98
00:46:57.140 let's assume that they they get their way or whatever you can bet your ass that when white 0.96
00:47:01.480 people become minorities in their own countries that we built we're never going to be treated 1.00
00:47:05.200 uh like that we treated minorities right so as you said minority rights minority rights are european
00:47:11.020 the day the day like it's 51 non-white people let's say in america then you'll be like well
00:47:16.980 that's it okay it's over we're now going to take over every single position of power and it should 0.61
00:47:22.020 be only us out there i mean it's like a white people not going to have a any position anywhere
00:47:27.940 that has influence or power because it's like well you're a minority now you see so you don't have any
00:47:32.020 rights right yeah totally i mean like i said i mean minority rights really are a european invention 0.68
00:47:39.360 yeah i mean you can go and you can find in the expansion of islam uh throughout north africa and
00:47:44.760 other parts of asia like you know they had the jizzier and they had various ways of dealing with 1.00
00:47:49.600 minority factions but the concept of equal rights that did not exist and the idea that people would
00:47:55.140 have you know unqualified sort of uh areas they could call exclusively their own that like they did not
00:48:02.780 have um things that would parallel or equal what we had in terms of like indian autonomy yeah uh in in
00:48:11.380 in the united states and in latin america and whatnot i mean uh lots of places in latin america
00:48:16.600 various indigenous groups have almost complete autonomy and uh this also ties into something you
00:48:21.900 know that greg johnson has talked about in the white nationalist manifesto it's like um i think it's
00:48:27.480 totally humane and proper that uh most peoples who are capable of having their own ethno state have
00:48:33.120 their own ethno state but at the same time um it's totally appropriate likewise you know in the case of
00:48:38.700 the united states the united states should be majority white but you know the the native americans
00:48:43.280 should have their own areas they should have their own autonomy and they should get a protected status
00:48:47.860 of some sort and it's just really regrettable and annoying and depressing that we've gotten to a point
00:48:54.740 where something like that um just seems like it's you know like we're at a point where it seems like we
00:49:03.920 can't really focus on that anymore to we can't really entertain that anymore we have to just focus on our
00:49:08.360 basic survival yeah uh our basic ability to to organize and maintain ourselves oh yeah we can't
00:49:14.200 really and i think native americans are starting to sort of realize perhaps that um non-white diversity
00:49:20.360 is not going to be a good thing for them in the end no they're not going to get uh the kinds of
00:49:24.840 autonomy and special treatment and uh status quo status uh that they're used to having um so that's
00:49:32.360 something for a lot of people to think about oh absolutely and i think it's about to get a lot worse
00:49:36.520 but we're going to take break in just a little bit and we're going to keep talking about some of the
00:49:40.600 things happening in italy and then a little bit later forget to some of the situation in in europe
00:49:44.900 but this is true everywhere i mean and it kind of speaks i guess a little bit to the next point and
00:49:48.140 the final thing i want to do here before we wrap up the first segment here um and it's the the the
00:49:53.860 well it's two things i guess right we have this whole thing of the the the great reset let's just
00:49:59.180 use a simple term that that's caught caught on people understand what that is kind of thing
00:50:02.380 widely the great reset where we're basically going through a collapse period right now and
00:50:07.920 then at the end of that of that they're they're seeking to rebuild that whether that's the fourth
00:50:12.380 industrial revolution or some kind of super control you know ai driven system or something like that
00:50:17.520 right but short term i mean we might be looking at a kind of a collapse of sorts not only economically
00:50:23.240 with the energy situation in europe that's really bad that's really dire but then at the same time we
00:50:28.460 have this weird thing where they're trying to build up this new as i say kind of technological
00:50:32.000 uh reality for us and and this ties in with the gaming industry because i think that that's where
00:50:37.380 where that will be used right so we have things such as augmented reality and then we have virtual
00:50:43.040 reality and we run the risk of like maybe over the the overuse of this type of technology is a little
00:50:49.260 bit of a deeper discussion here but i think i think still an interesting one to make and when people
00:50:54.140 talked about the great reset it was essentially this like you know the the best way like the
00:50:58.640 condensed version you can you can make about like what the concept is essentially like you you'll
00:51:04.800 own nothing and you'll be happy right that that's that's it in a way you you're going to get in the
00:51:08.920 pod uh and you're going to put on your vr headset and you're going to eat the bugs right and and
00:51:13.720 basically these the this new technology i think will be utilized and maybe they don't pull this off
00:51:21.160 and there's all these other variables of course but this is what they're attempting to do
00:51:23.720 it'll be utilized to basically make our new servitude make us happy in that servitude you
00:51:28.700 could basically sit in a like this clip shows here i think this is from cloud atlas one of the movies
00:51:33.040 they walk into this concrete pod essentially that's what it's a tiny space right but with ar
00:51:39.380 augmented reality or maybe it's projections well i guess that still makes it augmented reality
00:51:43.760 they project all these like you know wonderful windows and nature and all these things in
00:51:48.860 and like so while you're technically living in a prison you could be fooled into thinking that
00:51:55.300 you're living in a luxury apartment somewhere you know what i mean and that's the that's a huge risk
00:52:01.220 with this technology do you think what we'll see actual implementation of this do you think we'll
00:52:06.820 see people starting spending more and more time in vr and utilizing ar augmented reality type
00:52:13.020 technology where do you think this is going um i definitely think we will but at the same time i think
00:52:18.780 we'll see more people try to opt out i think there will be a big divergence there will be some people
00:52:23.420 who are are far gone enough that they'll sort of embrace uh this new paradigm because in a lot of
00:52:31.200 ways it's more economically feasible i mean certainly the establishment makes it is going to make it easy
00:52:35.380 for you to opt in yeah and they're going to make it very difficult for you to opt out but that said
00:52:39.680 um you know it will probably fail at the same time for the reasons that you've talked about you know
00:52:46.000 um diversity hires and diversity in general has a tendency to make infrastructure not function as
00:52:51.920 well and you can only offload so much to ai and algorithms and various other um infrastructure uh i
00:52:59.660 kind of suspect that technologically speaking things are overextended so i do think that this
00:53:06.520 stuff will begin to be implemented but it will probably also begin to break down it won't really be
00:53:11.300 able to deliver the experience that they're advertising and that's sort of the other thing too
00:53:15.160 um the experiences that they're trying like lefty lefty and feminist and anti-white activists are
00:53:21.760 going to want control over all the narratives and all of these uh metaverses and they're not going to
00:53:26.940 have like you're not going to get your pro-white sort of like a lot of guys might want an all-white
00:53:32.280 metaverse they might want to live in a reality where they're like a superhero or something and they're
00:53:37.740 very masculine and a lot of activists are going to be like no you can't do that you know you have to
00:53:42.020 um you know you have to embrace diversity you need to date a trans person and they're going to have 0.99
00:53:47.820 control over a lot of the the narratives and a lot of the the aesthetics and a lot of the the way
00:53:53.520 these things are implemented and so it'll kind of be like the matrix where but that's good then right
00:53:58.380 that might keep us out of it then in a way well yeah in a way yeah in a way yeah a lot of people
00:54:04.440 my point is that the establishment is sort of shooting themselves in the foot if they were if they
00:54:10.300 went about this in a different way and tried to sell it a different way it might have more of a
00:54:14.160 chance of working yeah but because they've hired the wrong people to sort of control the narrative
00:54:18.220 and sell it it might not work yeah yeah no you're absolutely right these are interesting questions
00:54:23.980 and we can continue to talk more about this in the the next segment here tell us then a little bit of
00:54:28.780 what your plans are when it comes to the uh the game and the mod do you have any eta uh you people
00:54:33.820 can follow i guess is twitter the best place to follow for updates on this you've posted a couple of
00:54:38.220 clips already about the mod uh you can follow me on twitter but the most the the most often i i most
00:54:44.500 i post the most updates on telegram probably so you should probably follow me on there if you want
00:54:49.360 every every single update although i do post all the big ones to twitter uh as far as eta goes i'm
00:54:54.800 thinking i should probably have everybody's voice files in by you know in another two months i'm hoping
00:55:01.800 i really don't want to be working on this past that point uh visually speaking the mod is done all of
00:55:06.600 the characters are replaced nice uh i just need to get the voice files uh organized and into the
00:55:12.400 game and and all of that um so yeah probably about two months something like that all right awesome
00:55:19.640 that's great so yes make sure you follow american krogan obviously on twitter.com forward slash
00:55:24.860 american krogan t dot me forward slash it's the same right american krogan on telegram as well
00:55:29.320 uh it's i believe i believe i believe i believe it is yeah i think it is we'll have to add the links
00:55:37.760 down below in case but you are on odyssey as well you're on bit shoot uh there's a number of places
00:55:42.840 i guess one of the best places to go actually and let me show that on screen as well is actually
00:55:46.660 uh bio dot link forward slash american krogan and you have most of the links right there uh ladies and
00:55:52.760 gentlemen so you can follow his work and stuff like that um all right well this is interesting i'm i'm
00:55:56.960 i'm looking forward to talking more in the second part here we're going to take a short break so
00:56:01.160 stay stay with us everybody and we'll be right back all right ladies and gentlemen thank you for
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00:56:53.740 joining us here today as we're going to continue in part two more about the situation in italy with
00:56:57.420 the recent uh far right victory we had georgia maloney heading up the brothers of italy party who 1.00
00:57:03.840 was elected she's now the political leader of the country and uh the question is is she uh strong
00:57:09.620 enough is she our gal what's she gonna do what's she gonna be able to do of course it's a white pill and
00:57:14.180 a good sign means things are heading in the right direction but uh is she capable and able to do what is 1.00
00:57:19.760 necessary in order to restore order and so many other things in italy and basically reverse some
00:57:24.260 of the damage that has been done uh in countries like italy uh also before we wrap up here i want
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00:58:34.680 American Krogan we'll see you on the other side 1.00
00:58:36.780 so
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00:58:44.520 I'll see you next time.
00:59:14.520 I'll see you next time.