Red Ice TV - August 12, 2026


Blacklantis & The Afronauts

Topics
black lantis subculture Merkaba activation Nicoloso's space project Afronauts and Zambian space program African space program Zambian space program theater
Hosted by
Henrik Palmgren Lana Lokteff
Mentioned
Nicoloso James Lindsay Ian Rand Paul Ryan Edward Mokulo-Nokloso Afronauts Edward Nucoloso Jeremy Boring Futurama John David Cohen Arctic Wolf Albert Chris Tucker Carlson Dennis Rodman Africans Ghanian Blah Greg M. J. Barr Scott James Henderson Ryan Callas Cameron Trevor Der Schwabe Sidney Pultierre and 33 more
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Length

1 hour and 16 minutes

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142.72

Word count

10,905

Sentence count

635

Harmful content

Misogyny

4

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Toxicity

107

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Hate speech

158

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Transcript

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00:00:00 To be continued...
00:00:30 I just look, don't feel like myself at all
00:00:34 And I'm just waiting for the axe to fall
00:00:38 And I'm just waiting for the axe to fall
00:00:46 I came back so late that it was light
00:00:54 And they looked me up and down like an alien or rat
00:00:58 I just walked on by with my old guitar
00:01:02 And they're still waiting for their lives to stop
00:01:07 And they're still waiting for their lives to stop
00:01:21 I'm not sorry, I don't think of you that often
00:01:27 How can I explain that feeling remains
00:01:39 When I looked at myself, I was somebody else
00:01:43 My visions were wild, decisions were made
00:01:46 In the eyes that wind through the back of my mind
00:01:50 How can I forget what reason is left
00:01:54 When I looked at myself, I was somebody else
00:01:58 My visions and words, decisions were made
00:02:02 In the alleys that whined through the back of my mind
00:02:10 With the back of the line
00:02:16 I just look and don't feel like myself at all
00:02:33 And I'm just waiting for the ox to fall
00:02:37 And they're still waiting for their lives to stop
00:02:45 And they're still waiting for their lives to stop
00:02:52 I'm not sorry, I don't think of you at all
00:03:15 How can I explain that feeling remains
00:03:24 When I looked at myself, I was somebody else
00:03:28 My visions and wild decisions were made
00:03:32 In the eyes that wiped through the back of my mind
00:03:36 How can I forget what reasons left
00:03:40 When I looked at myself, I was somebody else
00:03:44 My visions were wild
00:03:46 Decisions were made
00:03:47 In the eyes that wind
00:03:49 Through the back of my mind
00:03:56 Oh, the back of my mind
00:04:00 Oh, the back of my mind
00:04:10 Oh
00:04:40 We'll be right back.
00:05:10 Thank you.
00:05:40 woo boys all right here we are welcome back everybody hope you're doing well thank you for
00:05:52 joining us this will be probably be the one of the laciest live streams i've done in a while
00:05:56 because the prep time was just so short but i found a couple of really fun stories we got to
00:06:01 go over today we're gonna have some laughs today just decided to go live for a little bit we just
00:06:04 got up a western warrior was editing that uploading that check that out over at red ice
00:06:08 members.com of course if you're not uh over there with all the other uber white super chads
00:06:15 who's uh supporting uh red ice but yeah check that out blackademics we got we gotta so we're
00:06:21 continuing a little bit of a theme here today we're gonna talk about black lantis and the
00:06:24 afronauts now don't don't laugh this is it's very serious business here i think we'll start with the
00:06:31 Yeah, we'll start with the Atlantis one, okay?
00:06:35 I'm sorry, Blacklantis.
00:06:37 Blacklanta, Blacklantis.
00:06:39 We'll come up with a good term for it.
00:06:43 But don't laugh.
00:06:43 It's very serious business.
00:06:45 I even thought, you know, to kind of get us in the mood, I guess,
00:06:49 if you just run a lot of the AI-generated footage,
00:06:54 it's really just about getting your mind in the right space for it, right?
00:07:00 isn't that what it's that's really what it is about at the end of the day if you can imagine
00:07:04 it let's see let's see see if you can imagine it you it's going to be real right isn't that how it
00:07:13 works she see that's uh right there that's what it's all about right there ladies and gentlemen
00:07:30 so we'll get it we're gonna get into it here in terms of uh in terms of atlantis boys and girls 0.96
00:07:38 it's gonna be uh it's gonna be it's gonna be a lot of fun kind of a stupid show but you know 0.93
00:07:42 we try to entertain you once in a while we can we can afford it am i right we can do it we can 0.98
00:07:47 we we have the we have the right to have some laughs occasionally it's not all about so what
00:07:52 we meant to suffer all right anyway let's uh let's get into it here okay so black lantis
00:07:58 it's actual this is actual uh sub uh sub movement what do you call it sub uh a niche uh subculture
00:08:05 uh apparently and i thought we could start out with this video to explain it uh i literally
00:08:11 can't believe this israel a group of people gathered chanting atlanta is atlantis they
00:08:17 believe that atlanta georgia is actually the lost city of atlantis they say atlantis was inhabited
00:08:24 by black people and they were are gathering to summon an energy vortex to resurrect the spirit
00:08:31 of atlantis that's right there's an online community of over 198 000 people who say they 0.82
00:08:40 There are black Atlanteans. Yes, this is real.
00:08:45 Okay. Let's give it a chance.
00:09:02 I can't believe this is real, but it is.
00:09:04 They even have a website called the,
00:09:06 yeah, we're going to check out the website actually in a little bit. Let's not,
00:09:09 Let's not have Wall Street apes doing this for us.
00:09:12 I always thought it was suspicious, that guy.
00:09:14 But, you know, this is kind of funny, right?
00:09:15 So, yeah, they do have a website.
00:09:17 Yeah, exactly.
00:09:17 That's what I said.
00:09:19 First thing.
00:09:21 Jordy, didn't Futurama already do that?
00:09:24 Yes, they did.
00:09:25 I remember the episode.
00:09:27 I had to look it up, actually.
00:09:29 And it was like, that was like broadcast like the year 2000.
00:09:32 You know, Futurama, was it the Deep South?
00:09:37 I think the episode was called.
00:09:40 Let me see here.
00:09:41 Yeah, the Deep South.
00:09:43 Let me see if we can pull this in real quick.
00:09:44 Futurama did it.
00:09:45 Atlanta.
00:09:46 It was something with the Coca-Cola factory or something.
00:09:52 Obviously, this is quite a while ago,
00:09:53 so I'm going to forget some of the details.
00:09:56 But, yeah, there it is.
00:09:59 Plotline.
00:09:59 Here we go.
00:10:01 The Planet Express ship is the center of the Atlantic Ocean.
00:10:05 Blah, blah, blah.
00:10:06 Ah, where's, there we go, Atlanta.
00:10:08 The next morning, the crew finished modifying the ship to return to the surface,
00:10:11 but finds Fry missing to set off to Zoidberg. 1.00
00:10:13 Yeah, this is very, Futurama is very Jew-y, by the way. 1.00
00:10:16 David X. Cohen was one of the writers. 1.00
00:10:19 Blah, blah, blah.
00:10:20 And find the legendary lost city of Atlanta.
00:10:23 They realize Fry was right when they find a civilization of merpeople
00:10:28 with southern accents that are given tour by the colonel.
00:10:33 Anyway, that's right, they use Donovan.
00:10:36 what was that uh track again uh donovan atlantis you guys remember that track
00:10:41 nude monk nude monk sent ten dollars well thank you we'd be in trouble when they activate the
00:10:45 machine stone mountain is a giant watermelon is it yeah why the stone did they say something
00:10:51 about stone mountain did they uh let me see donovan i'm doing like man can i multitask i
00:10:58 used to be a drummer i should be able to do this thank you nude monk did they say something about
00:11:02 stone mountain or is that a is that a give that is is that close to atlanta georgia is that what
00:11:08 is that what it is hey you guys remember this donovan atlantis i think they played this they
00:11:13 got the guy who was the singer involved too i believe oh my gosh berg you say zoidberg yes
00:11:20 david x cohen and what's the simpsons guy is this the one atlantis remember this
00:11:29 good old mono here donovan and i think donovan lined up to do a new song or something
00:11:37 the continent of atlantis was an island which lay before the great flood
00:11:43 in the area we now call the atlantic ocean
00:11:46 so great an area of land that from her western shores those beautiful sailors
00:11:55 journeyed to the south and the north americas with ease in their ships with painted sails
00:12:02 to the east africa was a neighbor there we go see he included it across a short strait
00:12:13 of sea miles all right i guess i thought they did it like an atlanta version of the song but
00:12:18 anyway okay let's let's mute that we're not going to sit here listen anyway my gosh this
00:12:23 matt groaning groaning matt groaning that's right thank you man this derailed real quick here
00:12:29 can i finally comment looks like it mr base notice or black atlanteans here we go
00:12:36 four point wait a minute didn't he showed is this a different channel let me see here did i miss did
00:12:44 i miss see that is that the website or is that the another count 198 000 followers oh that's
00:12:52 facebook right is that facebook man i can't even see it all looks the same okay that's facebook
00:12:56 then 198 000 followers black atlanteans activate your merkaba if it's i mean what is this is this
00:13:08 uh is this our this is this their version of uh of uh hyperborea you know agatha inner earth
00:13:17 Anyway, let's check out some of the videos here on Black Atlanteans.
00:13:23 Yeah, Stone Mountains Atlanta.
00:13:24 Thank you for the geography lesson.
00:13:27 I appreciate it.
00:13:34 Man, paced, dog.
00:13:36 Check these AI videos out. 1.00
00:13:38 Holy shit. 1.00
00:13:38 I owe you nothing. 1.00
00:13:41 If you carried that bag a million miles, you did what you were supposed to do.
00:13:46 because you brought me into this world.
00:13:49 Very powerful.
00:13:49 And on that day, you owed me everything you could ever do for me,
00:13:53 like I will owe my son if I ever have another.
00:13:56 But you don't own me.
00:13:59 You can't tell me when or where I'm out of line.
00:14:03 Own your life.
00:14:03 Okay, all right.
00:14:05 Sidney Pultierre, is that his name?
00:14:08 You are appreciated.
00:14:09 That one's got decent views.
00:14:11 950.
00:14:12 Okay, let's check it out.
00:14:13 Gives me that. 0.92
00:14:16 come on so slow if nobody told you black man today you are appreciated and i love you 0.99
00:14:25 well love you all right okay so this is kind of uh this is a fast a fascinating movement here 0.78
00:14:35 do they have any other videos of them actually going to uh doing the gatherings to to uh summon
00:14:42 the the vortex and open up the the the we wasary i think it is right it's all yeah here's the
00:14:50 merkaba the merkaba will change your dimension how about that your dimension a little bit a
00:14:56 little one-dimensional use weapons we use the spiritual world nice the spiritual world takes
00:15:01 time to manifest but it will never be late or get it wrong the merkaba cures your fear and anxiety
00:15:09 of taking action it is your light body that will carry you to the next and of course it's it's that
00:15:17 uh elohim um what's his name again what was the apocryphal book enoch was the book of enoch was
00:15:26 there it was the uh the description of the the jewish different uh versions of angels right they
00:15:32 had like 5 000 eyes and 52 wings or something like some weird thing uh but the point is it's
00:15:38 it's the three-dimensional uh you know star of david right which it's i know i know the story 0.52
00:15:46 it's rem frame and all that shit but you know whatever that that's it's we was a re that's the
00:15:51 that's the point here okay and it's a fascinating kind of a crossover as well where i didn't expect 0.84
00:15:57 kind of the new age things really to join that strongly with like black black identitarianism
00:16:04 but hey look here we are ladies and gentlemen what can you say next dimension 0.52
00:16:10 controlled breathing and focus energy is how you spin your merkaba faster and manifest anything you
00:16:19 want in this 3d world we can so we can spin it faster atlanteans were white well i agree with
00:16:26 you woketopia i i think so as well i'm not a i'm an atlantis appreciator i definitely think uh
00:16:32 There's definitely something from the mythological record.
00:16:34 But chances, I mean, look, I mean, they always still do the Egyptian thing, right? 0.93
00:16:39 But you've got to have something new all the time, right? 1.00
00:16:43 So now we're reaching a new level.
00:16:45 It's the Atlantean level right now.
00:16:48 But, yes, Atlanta.
00:16:50 Atlanta, literally.
00:16:51 Stop scrolling.
00:16:51 Click the link in the bio.
00:16:53 Download the 20 chapters of knowledge.
00:16:55 Learn how to activate your Merkaba.
00:16:58 And become an entrepreneur.
00:16:59 And get out of the world system.
00:17:02 Get out of the world system. All right
00:17:05 Okay, all right, how to activate your Merc... is this the longer version? Okay, let's check this one. Here we go. There's a
00:17:11 Full-screen video. They never taught you about your Merkabah. Nice. Merkabah.
00:17:15 Because once you activate it, you stop needing permission to move through life. That's right.
00:17:19 They disconnected you from your natural energy, so you'd keep searching outside for what was already inside
00:17:26 they taught you to memorize facts not activate energy exactly just evaded
00:17:33 people don't follow broken systems we don't have to learn anything really
00:17:38 because it's it's all so kind of bunk and white supremacy anyway that's that's
00:17:43 that's that's there that's why the system is rigged okay it's just it was
00:17:48 reading wasn't just calm brah that's right murkha murkha brah murkha brah
00:17:55 you feel drained all the time because nobody showed you how your body generates and protects
00:18:04 its own power once you remember your merkaba fear sounds right controlling your decisions
00:18:12 and that's what they feel yeah activate our welfare money back yeah activate activate 0.56
00:18:17 what is it called the um it's just the black version of the secret remember the secret with
00:18:23 like um what do you call it do you uh manifest there's another another term they used in the
00:18:29 book but you guys remember it was like this you bring you bring it in yeah it's like a bunch of
00:18:37 you know new age platitudes or whatever and look there's look i'm not like not this but i'm saying
00:18:44 I'm not opposed to like, okay, you visualize what you want,
00:18:49 and that helps you to kind of actually physically and mentally
00:18:52 getting you where you need to be, right?
00:18:55 But it's like this platitudes of New Age gobbledygook, right?
00:19:01 Your thoughts, breath, and spot.
00:19:03 Yeah, law of attraction.
00:19:04 Was that what it was?
00:19:05 It was the law of attraction or something.
00:19:07 If you just wish the 20 bucks, it'll show up.
00:19:13 form a circuit. The Merkaba activates when that circuit is aligned. Your Merkaba isn't imagination.
00:19:22 It's the natural energy vehicle your ancestors used before fear was installed. That's right.
00:19:27 It was installed. There you go. Okay. Fascinating. This AI thing is- You've been told strength
00:19:32 comes from weight. Okay. It's a fascinating development though, because you can just
00:19:40 squirt out these videos you know it's just good and it i think it works you know when protect black
00:19:47 men okay we did activate your merkaba how did we how to activate your mark about that's the same
00:19:52 video how about that black black pop learn to work together black pop is this just maybe it's just ai 0.62
00:20:01 doing all of this is that what it is there we go wheels yeah ufos wheels in the sky okay
00:20:07 can we watch the african aviation clip of this yeah so we got the afronauts coming up i guess
00:20:13 it's kind of in the it's in the ballpark right it's we're getting there getting reports of a
00:20:17 large object approaching earth we are asking everyone to take cover and stay inside okay
00:20:24 it's just a helicopter it's fine
00:20:32 the boat
00:20:34 the truth is coming out
00:20:35 you have nothing to be afraid of
00:20:38 when you see the wheels in the sky
00:20:40 swell
00:20:41 have the music swell
00:20:44 and then
00:20:45 release
00:20:47 release the Merkabah
00:20:49 the Pentagonians
00:20:52 the United States government, Russia and China
00:20:54 are now teaming up to go against the
00:20:56 unidentified object and we are praying
00:20:58 for our country. World government
00:20:59 okay
00:21:01 can we see some uh yes our ancestors are coming to visit no need to worry
00:21:14 ah they are here to help oh nice we're we're here to help
00:21:20 at what does that stand for join the community black and light this is uh yeah just two months
00:21:26 ago. AT. Am I missing something? What does that stand for? They're here to help. Okay, they're
00:21:32 gonna, so they are the aliens. I thought it was the whites that were the aliens. We're like not 1.00
00:21:36 native to the planet kind of thing, but it turns out the we was right here. Should we do a deep
00:21:40 dive? I think whole math had a long post here. A long post. This is a violent black behavior known
00:21:49 as we was-ing, as in we was Kangs, we were kings. 0.96
00:21:55 The behavior is caused by the combination of the strong black impulse 1.00
00:21:57 to steal extremely low average IQ and the shame of having zero history 1.00
00:22:02 due to living outdoors with bones in their noses
00:22:05 until the transatlantic slave trade unfortunately placed them 0.51
00:22:08 inside of civilization and gave them a small amount of white DNA.
00:22:13 This is Holmeth's account.
00:22:15 is this a secondary mate was he fired or if was he was he banned he was he he was fired from x
00:22:22 there you go was how was the main home math account uh let go from x was that was that what
00:22:28 happened all right it looks like looks like home math okay together these create envy of civilized 0.91
00:22:37 peoples which then satisfied by committing identity theft as a group the blacks collectively 0.97
00:22:43 identifies a group of people or a civilization which they perceive as high status and then chant 0.83
00:22:48 we was atlantis or we was egypt until they feel satisfied that they have persuaded other races of 0.98
00:22:55 their obvious falsehood the blacks believe if they repeat those claims often enough the more 0.96
00:23:01 civilized races will owe them money the idea is to make others feel that these civilizations 0.97
00:23:06 originally belonged to the blacks and were somehow stolen. 0.86
00:23:11 This is despite no black civilization having ever existed in history. 1.00
00:23:17 The blacks often make the mistake of we-wuzzing fictional civilizations 0.99
00:23:21 such as Wakanda, a magic city from a comic book. 1.00
00:23:26 Very few blacks are cognitively able to understand 0.94
00:23:28 that Wakanda is not a real place. 0.99
00:23:32 His new account is psychomath.
00:23:35 Is that true?
00:23:35 or that other people can figure out that Wakanda is not a real place.
00:23:40 This works the same way as that kid from third grade
00:23:43 who told you his uncle works as Nintendo.
00:23:45 They are counting on you not being able to see through the lie.
00:23:49 And, you know, this does kind of connect with, 0.89
00:23:52 it actually works on whites occasionally, though, you know,
00:23:57 because we saw that with Cambridge University of the firing.
00:24:00 Actually, he did resign, but it was after immense pressure
00:24:04 of this black academic, the youngest black professor in Cambridge history. 1.00
00:24:08 We covered it more in detail in Western Warriors, so check it out there.
00:24:11 But it says more about Cambridge than them, right?
00:24:14 It says more about the fact that they hired this guy.
00:24:17 Completely bogus backstory.
00:24:20 Jason Arday was his name.
00:24:21 Completely bogus backstory, how he couldn't read and write
00:24:25 until he was like 18 or something. 1.00
00:24:27 He was autistic and all that kind of stuff.
00:24:29 And then he miraculously just becomes super-duper smart,
00:24:32 ends up he's plagiarizing all these papers.
00:24:34 no one checked it took quite a while for for people to find out i'm not sure who initiated
00:24:39 the process of finding out but anyway turns out he hustled everyone right but the university
00:24:46 cambridge was more concerned about having this black guy there look he's so he's brilliant and
00:24:52 smart and it's like i don't know what he did or what his position really was you know sociology
00:24:57 or something so i guess you can kind of make it up as you go i would assume but still right
00:25:02 No one checked anything.
00:25:03 This is a huge embarrassment for Cambridge, 0.78
00:25:05 but it reveals something within kind of white elite society. 0.87
00:25:08 Of course, they've become this. 0.67
00:25:09 They've been programmed to be like this.
00:25:11 But you see what I'm saying?
00:25:12 It's not the hustler's fault necessarily. 1.00
00:25:14 It's more like gullible dumb whites that show up 1.00
00:25:17 and actually believe this stuff 1.00
00:25:18 because they're so desperate that this must work. 0.89
00:25:21 They're multiracial utopia and proof that racism isn't real, 0.87
00:25:27 that race overall as a concept isn't real,
00:25:29 and you can tap in anybody into the elite university system of Cambridge
00:25:34 and they'll do just as well as everyone else.
00:25:37 You don't have to lower the bar, which they do, but we kid ourselves.
00:25:42 So it's very similar, actually, in tone, if that makes sense.
00:25:49 Be careful.
00:25:50 If you do call them out on their obvious low IQ scam,
00:25:52 they are likely to become enraged in an attempt to murder you in broad daylight
00:25:57 before hundreds of witnesses.
00:25:59 so d is a deep analysis here you do not fear punishment for these murderers because they
00:26:04 believe that chanting you racist and i didn't do nothing constitutes as an airtight legal defense 0.99
00:26:10 yeah i mean there's no reasoning with this obviously right i'm tired of these fucking 0.99
00:26:15 retards there you go that's uh that's something but in the meantime let's enjoy some of these 0.96
00:26:23 you know ai generated images of what atlantis really was like because you know you get it 0.98
00:26:29 If you can imagine it, it's real.
00:26:31 It becomes real in your mind, just like the Zimbabwean space program.
00:26:37 That's right.
00:26:37 We're going to talk about Afronauts here next.
00:26:39 But before we do that, look at this guy coming in strong. 0.99
00:26:44 Holy shit. 0.99
00:26:45 Mr. Arctic Wolf King Albert. 0.99
00:26:49 We've got to run the overlay.
00:26:50 Here we go.
00:26:51 Albert challenge time, ladies and gentlemen.
00:26:53 Look at this guy here.
00:26:55 Holy smokes coming in.
00:26:56 Hi, Enric.
00:26:57 Looking forward to watching this later this evening.
00:26:58 hope everyone's doing well love you guys take care look at this guy thank you albert so much
00:27:03 365 five from our incredible angel investor our biggest supporter here at red eyes thank you albert
00:27:10 we appreciate you so much shout out to you and the fam hope everything is good guys give him a couple
00:27:15 of hails some double romans in chat give us some lightning bolts in chat for king albert thank you
00:27:20 man we appreciate you thank you so much you're so awesome thank you man all right so atlanta is
00:27:27 atlantis you learn something new every day right new stuff every day doesn't have to be on the
00:27:32 coast doesn't have to be in the atlantic just just similarity name that's all you need
00:27:37 is that wesley snipes yeah one of them yeah that's sorry one of them kind of had a little
00:27:44 wesley snipes look there not this guy here this is this is different this one see what it's the uh
00:27:51 He's just taking a breath of relief there.
00:27:54 He's got some tech on his eyeball. 0.98
00:27:57 And there's like floaty things in space and shit. 0.87
00:28:00 And there's like anti-gravity and kind of space-looking buildings in the... 0.76
00:28:05 It has all the elements, essentially.
00:28:09 Is this... What are you talking about?
00:28:10 Yeah, that's like...
00:28:11 What happened to Wesley Snipes when he was...
00:28:14 Was he the one who went to China or North Korea?
00:28:17 No, that was the other black guy, some basketball player, was it?
00:28:21 All right, let's not overthink this, ladies and gentlemen. 0.70
00:28:24 Looks like a little snow sled.
00:28:28 Oh, in the image? Okay.
00:28:31 All right, so are we done with Atlantis? I think so.
00:28:35 You can always go to the website, obviously,
00:28:36 if you want to find out more about this remarkable, interesting...
00:28:39 What's going on with the hair here? Look at this. Chaos. Total chaos here.
00:28:44 Activate your Merkava. 20 chapters of knowledge.
00:28:48 Dennis Rodman. That's right, Dennis Rodman.
00:28:51 didn't he be became was he one of them are gay right he was like this gay 0.67
00:28:57 was it dennis rodman who played at the uh the in the fifth element it's like old school 0.94
00:29:02 here with the black like the dress the tranny the radio announcer in fifth element was that dennis
00:29:09 rodman or does that just remind me of him i think it was one of those guys they're all kind of the
00:29:15 same right okay um you can download include your download includes 20 chapters of knowledge
00:29:24 four hertz merkaba code ritual audio sounds chris tucker i see i can't sorry i'm i'm i'm just so 0.92
00:29:34 racist i can't tell tell some of these gay black people apart tucker tucker carlson chris tucker 0.93
00:29:41 Carlson. What was it? The three, was someone on a, Ian, no, Paul Ryan. What's that again, Paul? 0.99
00:29:55 Ian Rand Paul Ryan. Ian Rand Paul Ryan. You know, you can come up with those fascinating names.
00:30:04 Chris Tucker Carlson.
00:30:06 Okay.
00:30:08 And it's also written ritual instructions.
00:30:11 Knowledge without activation is just information.
00:30:14 This gives you both.
00:30:16 Well, that's pretty good.
00:30:18 That is pretty good.
00:30:19 Build a brand that sells package what you know into a high-ticket offer.
00:30:26 I'll tell you, AI has never been...
00:30:29 It's never given...
00:30:32 It's giving access to intelligence.
00:30:36 It will be its intelligence on tap, right?
00:30:39 It's not that super great right now.
00:30:42 In some cases, it is.
00:30:43 Obviously, I mean, the video generation and stuff is, I mean, it is very impressive.
00:30:46 I'm not going to lie about that.
00:30:48 Who knew you could do such a thing just five years ago?
00:30:51 But anyway, what was I getting with this?
00:30:54 Oh, so you can, with the help of AI now,
00:30:58 you can kind of at least seemingly kind of erase racial differences and IQ differences and things
00:31:05 like this your ability to use words in a good way or bad way or something like that it will be that
00:31:09 babel fish or the global brain you activate just have some implant or some kind of haptic device
00:31:14 or something tied to your nervous system and you can interface with this global brain and you can
00:31:21 just regurgitate all these AI platitudes and seem really smart it's going to be much harder for for 0.97
00:31:26 the cambridges to actually do bullshit to detect the the scamming black edemics by the way it's 0.99
00:31:32 gonna be very very hard okay anyway i think we're i think we're done with the uh the f the uh black 0.70
00:31:40 black lantis portion here i do want to talk about this though this is kind of funny did you guys see
00:31:45 this um zambia's mission to reach space the afronauts now we're going to read a little bit
00:31:56 from this Guardian piece here.
00:31:57 This is fascinating stuff.
00:32:00 Because who knew that Zambia had a space program?
00:32:03 I think we played some clip in the past
00:32:05 of some people kind of LARPing.
00:32:07 Type in space and see if I save down that video or not
00:32:10 because it was kind of fun.
00:32:11 I forget what it was.
00:32:11 They were standing in front of a rocket that they...
00:32:14 What was it there?
00:32:14 Here we go. 0.63
00:32:15 Congolese.
00:32:17 Congolese space program.
00:32:18 Was that ever a thing?
00:32:21 Maybe that was just a funny meme.
00:32:23 It was funny, though.
00:32:24 I'll give him that.
00:32:24 Let's play it.
00:32:25 Let's get in the right frame of mind here 0.98
00:32:28 before we get into the Afronauts. 0.96
00:32:41 Do you guys remember?
00:32:44 These are the real hidden figures.
00:32:46 This, ladies and gentlemen,
00:32:47 this is the real secret space program right here.
00:32:50 Space donks. Space dorks?
00:32:52 I think Afronauts is really the best term for it, to be honest.
00:32:58 And I didn't use AI to come up with that.
00:33:01 Afronauts.
00:33:02 I think that was the dissident to some of the Afronauts.
00:33:05 Maybe it's mentioned in the piece.
00:33:07 It's a Pan-African story.
00:33:10 The artists telling the amazing true tale of Zambia's mission to reach space.
00:33:18 Look at this.
00:33:18 Are these new photos?
00:33:19 Or is this the play about Zambia's space program?
00:33:26 Now, of course, there's people that would deny that the white man has gone into space.
00:33:33 And I'm not one of those.
00:33:36 You can argue about things, how they work up there, maybe,
00:33:42 or maybe some things that they have done that they actually didn't do.
00:33:47 But overall, I think we have an overall kind of understanding of some things, and we can do certain things.
00:33:53 It doesn't mean that every space mission, we're free from propaganda or something,
00:33:59 or like a marketing ploy to sell it to other nations as a kind of a dick-measuring move or something to that effect.
00:34:10 I'm not denying that.
00:34:11 That's highly likely, even in fact, during the Cold War period and things like this, right?
00:34:16 But I still think we can, I still think when they, you know, for the most part, I'm not sure about the Blue Origin, the Amazon thing.
00:34:23 That seems very fake, to be honest.
00:34:25 But anyway, in other cases, I think it's, you know, there's legit ones and there are illegit ones.
00:34:31 But I'm not going to take it away. 0.95
00:34:33 I think it's a very white achievement to have the type of rockets that was developed specifically during the, you know, 0.84
00:34:43 second world war period by you know verner von braun and the the german advances in in rocketry 0.82
00:34:48 and stuff like that i think that's that was legit science they knew what they were doing
00:34:52 and of course america wouldn't get up neither russia by the way um and be as advanced as they
00:34:57 were within rocketry after the war if it wasn't for for the germans right but anyway this is that's
00:35:02 not the point here let's read this here the nation's audacious 1960s rocket program was met 0.61
00:35:09 with ridicule. Now, more than 60 years on, this curious episode is inspiring filmmakers,
00:35:16 playwrights, and a circus show at the French. So, it hasn't turned into a space program.
00:35:26 It's right now, it's a film, it's a theater, and a circus. Sounds about right. In February
00:35:32 1960, Harold
00:35:33 Macmillan, the UK's
00:35:36 Conservative Prime Minister, gave his
00:35:37 seminal Wind of Change
00:35:39 address
00:35:40 to the Parliament. Big
00:35:43 mistake, ladies and gentlemen.
00:35:47 Of South
00:35:48 Africa, in Cape Town. I think I put
00:35:49 a question on
00:35:50 my ex to Twitter. What was
00:35:53 South Africa's biggest mistake? I have a couple
00:35:55 of ideas, but anyway, we won't get into that now.
00:35:58 It's a sad state of affairs.
00:36:01 Announcing that
00:36:01 the end of the colonial rule on the African continent and of course what 0.83
00:36:06 happened then you had the Windrush movement shortly after a lot of these 0.99
00:36:11 people right that were colonized by evil Europeans first thing they did when they 0.97
00:36:16 got their so-called liberation and freedom was to seek out European
00:36:22 colonialist nations to go live next to us so they can be fed by us see how this
00:36:27 works he was announcing the end of the age of colonial rule on the african continent he had
00:36:35 given the same speech in ghana a month earlier but the south african speech received significantly
00:36:39 more press attention because of its perceived confrontation with the apartheid regime oh god
00:36:45 even back in the 60s they were whining on this of course they were yeah wonder what wonder why
00:36:51 they wanted apartheid has that become clear yet the speech began a chain of reaction four year
00:36:56 Four years later, the British Federation of Rhodesia and Nysaland was dissolved, establishing newly independent Zambia.
00:37:06 Amid the hopeful energy of the nation's birth emerged Edward Mokuka, Nicoloso,
00:37:17 the father of the Zambian National Academy of Science, Space Research and Philosophy.
00:37:23 Yeah, they just took those Renaissance men and they just merged all those positions into one.
00:37:31 Okay, but it came with an announcement that the young country would officially join the space race.
00:37:36 Many thought this was a bizarre move.
00:37:39 The competition for space primacy was originally part of a rivalry between the Cold War superpowers.
00:37:45 But now, Zambia, in its infancy and without a fully functioning government, was not only set to join them.
00:37:54 Nicoloso vowed to beat them into space and on to the moon.
00:38:00 He was roundly ridiculed from all angles.
00:38:02 Western media commentary took a particularly savage tone.
00:38:05 I wonder why the more sensible people in the 60s, 0.86
00:38:09 calling the group a bunch of crackpots.
00:38:13 Well, it depends on what period of the 60s I get.
00:38:16 But anyway, here is the circus of the Zambian space program here, I guess.
00:38:26 Okay, fascinating.
00:38:27 In his 1965 book, The New Unhappy Lords,
00:38:29 the far-right British journalist, a.k.a. Chesterton,
00:38:32 used the Zambian space program as proof of the absurdity
00:38:35 in the idea that Africans should be ready for self-rule. 0.76
00:38:39 But Nucoloso was undeterred.
00:38:41 He wrote an op-ed titled,
00:38:42 We're going to Mars with a space girl, two cats, and a missionary.
00:38:48 He asked UNESCO for a 7 million pound grant
00:38:50 and continued to work on his mission with 12 young men and women
00:38:54 handpicked for his training program.
00:38:56 The curriculum was mostly delivered on a remote farm
00:39:01 a few miles outside of the capital city, Lusaka.
00:39:06 It included swinging the Afronauts.
00:39:10 Okay, so that was the term in there.
00:39:11 Okay, they did use it. That's what I thought I remembered.
00:39:14 It included swinging the Afronauts, as they were so named, 0.97
00:39:18 on ropes that were then cut as they reached their height, 0.75
00:39:22 dunking them in rivers and rolling them down hills in barrels.
00:39:28 Nicoloso's space project is a vehicle to imagine beyond traditional Western conceptions
00:39:33 of what the future could look like.
00:39:36 What has really been achieved on that front?
00:39:38 Are there any kind of alternative things?
00:39:42 Now, scientifically, I kind of agree in some ways.
00:39:44 I think we've taken a wrong turn in some aspect of how we kind of deal with physics.
00:39:51 But regardless, it's clearly the kind of superior, not ideology, but superior view or scientific way for now to look at things.
00:40:03 Obviously, let's see what the challenge were here.
00:40:06 There were at least some scientific principles behind the exercises.
00:40:11 The rolling barrels had an effect similar to being in a centrifuge.
00:40:15 The rope cutting was a crash course in free falling,
00:40:17 and the river dunks simulated a splashdown.
00:40:20 How about that?
00:40:21 Some people think I'm crazy,
00:40:22 but I'll be laughing the day I plant Zambia's flag on the moon,
00:40:27 Nucoloso told reporters.
00:40:30 This is what they call the Dunning-Kruger.
00:40:32 How hard can it be? 0.96
00:40:33 Have you guys seen some of the helicopters developed by some of these nations?
00:40:36 The space program never did take off.
00:40:42 Nicoloso's application for funding from UNESCO was unsuccessful.
00:40:45 And further requests for money from countries included Israel, the Soviet Union, the United States,
00:40:51 and then-called United Arab Republic went unanswered.
00:40:56 Without financial resources, the idea was unsustainable.
00:41:00 Why couldn't they?
00:41:02 They just came up with their freedom I thought they had if they get freedom.
00:41:05 Wasn't that what the Black Atlanteans said? 1.00
00:41:08 The slave system has been installed, 0.95
00:41:10 but if you're freed from that, you can do amazing things.
00:41:15 You just activate your macabre, and you can do anything, right?
00:41:19 Yeah, the cargo cult, that's right.
00:41:21 I remember that. That was funny.
00:41:23 Without financial resources, the idea was unsustainable.
00:41:26 The negative press attention also affected morale.
00:41:29 It was reported at the time that some of the trainees
00:41:32 went on drinking sprees and never returned.
00:41:34 A 17-year-old, Mata Mambabwe, Nicoloso's most promising recruit, became pregnant and returned home to raise the baby.
00:41:43 The dad didn't go with? No.
00:41:46 The Zambian government formally distanced itself from the mission and the program was eventually quietly abandoned,
00:41:53 with Nicoloso pivoting to a career in politics.
00:41:56 Well, that sounds about right.
00:41:57 But in the years since, there's been some debate about whether or not the Zambian space mission was a genuine endeavor.
00:42:05 In an interview with the Zambia-American writer and academic Namawali Sarpel,
00:42:11 Kenneth Kanunda, the first Zambian president and close friend of Nicoloso, laughed when he was asked about the space mission.
00:42:18 It wasn't a real thing. No, that's an Indian one. How is the Zambian dialect?
00:42:23 Anyway, we ran out of gas. 1.00
00:42:27 Is that the gods must be crazy?
00:42:29 Maybe something like that, maybe.
00:42:30 It was a real thing.
00:42:33 It wasn't a scientist.
00:42:34 He wasn't a scientist.
00:42:36 No, there's more. 0.68
00:42:37 It's pivoting towards Indians. 0.98
00:42:38 Okay, I'll let it go.
00:42:39 It was more fun than anything else, he told her.
00:42:41 A common theory is that Nocoloso was satirizing the absurdity of the United States and the
00:42:46 Soviet Union spending billions of dollars.
00:42:48 Yeah, this was a long con.
00:42:50 Of course it was.
00:42:51 That makes total sense.
00:42:52 It was nothing to do with instant gratification.
00:42:57 This was an experiment of delayed gratification,
00:43:03 of low time preference.
00:43:08 Of course there was. Of course it was.
00:43:11 They shouldn't have spent billions of dollars to go to space
00:43:14 when the money could have been better used to solve problems on Earth, 1.00
00:43:17 like what, giving more money to blacks? 0.95
00:43:19 Do you think they would have said that if they got the ÂŁ7 million from UNESCO?
00:43:24 He probably knew he couldn't compete, and his aim was actually to get the world talking about Zambia.
00:43:31 That's right, it was just a big PR, a brilliant PR move. 0.99
00:43:34 Whatever the truth, I guess we'll never find out about the Afronauts.
00:43:38 It is clear that Nikoloso's endeavors have made a significant impact on Zambia's space exploration ambitions.
00:43:45 Last year, the African Union formed the African Space Agency, with Zambia part of the group representing the South.
00:43:55 And in 2020, if we see how demeaning it would be, the crumbs here from the Guardian.
00:44:03 In 2024, the country completed a significant milestone in its journey to space by installing its first ground-receiving station.
00:44:12 Can we get some reference points on who helped to install any of this?
00:44:19 It would be kind of interesting.
00:44:21 Maybe we'll do a quick search on that here just to find out if it's true.
00:44:28 All right.
00:44:29 We'll do that in a moment here.
00:44:32 Okay, they got a ground receiving station.
00:44:36 Nucloso died in 1989, but the country is on its way to achieving his dream.
00:44:40 Really?
00:44:40 They're closer than ever?
00:44:42 What is it, Chinese, Indians, Europeans?
00:44:44 Who's building it?
00:44:46 Can we get some information about this, ladies and gentlemen?
00:44:50 Okay.
00:44:51 Despite its downfall, the Zambian space program continues to influence
00:44:54 artists all over the world, particularly in the past decade or so.
00:44:59 One of the most well-known interpretations of the Afronauts' story
00:45:03 is the science fiction short film by that name,
00:45:07 by Ghanian filmmaker Nuatoma Frances Bodomo,
00:45:12 which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2014.
00:45:18 Wow, that's a while ago.
00:45:19 You guys in the mood to see it?
00:45:21 You guys in the mood?
00:45:23 You ready?
00:45:26 I feel very connected to it as a Ghanian, says Bodomo.
00:45:29 Edward Nucoloso's story is a Ghanian one, too.
00:45:34 He's of the generation of soldiers
00:45:36 who went abroad to fight in the Second World War
00:45:39 for the British Army, oh gosh,
00:45:41 being promised land back.
00:45:44 Okay, and when he returned,
00:45:46 he didn't get any of those things.
00:45:48 Oh, outmaneuvered by the superior angloid brain, 0.59
00:45:54 ladies and gentlemen.
00:45:56 That's also my grandfather's story.
00:45:57 It's a Pan-African story of that time. 0.99
00:46:01 Wow, okay.
00:46:03 Where's this from?
00:46:03 Up in the air.
00:46:04 Oh, this is more from the circus here.
00:46:06 where's the uh description went away kind of want to see the description here
00:46:10 well he's flying pretty high there it kind of looks like what we uh what we play there am i
00:46:15 wrong do i have more uh black space program footage i don't think i do here the secret
00:46:21 space program ladies and gentlemen always remember okay let's try let's try it out again
00:46:26 somewhat similar is it maybe this is short film here it's the ghanian short film we talked about
00:46:36 okay very very good stuff appreciate it more recently company christopher company
00:46:49 christoph winkler a german-based dance theater ensemble produced a two-part short film series
00:46:59 and uh what is that what is the link there adam
00:47:06 okay i don't know what that is
00:47:09 not deco
00:47:13 okay
00:47:17 is it zombies for oh is this a thing okay yeah let's check it out thank you that's right
00:47:25 how long is this thing okay one minute okay let's do it thank you adam zambian astronauts
00:47:32 who's leader in 1962, confidently predicted they'll be the first men on the moon.
00:47:37 Mr. Enkloza, is this the site for your rocket launching program?
00:47:41 And could you tell me where your rocket is?
00:47:44 Yes, this is the rocket launching site, and my rocket is just here.
00:47:49 Ground control to major tons.
00:47:53 And what is the name of your organisation?
00:47:55 The name of my organisation is National Academy of Science, Space Research and Astronomical Research.
00:48:02 Well, it sounds right.
00:48:04 Imagine, if you will, 0.99
00:48:05 an African space program. 1.00
00:48:09 When will you fire off your first rocket,
00:48:11 and where will you send it to?
00:48:13 A fight from Lusaka,
00:48:16 and if we go straight to the moon.
00:48:20 Oh, how cute.
00:48:24 How cute.
00:48:24 They believed in it.
00:48:25 crackpots and from what I have seen today I'm inclined to agree now see
00:48:36 those are the the good old days it's just it's like a it's a savage savage
00:48:42 cut down but it's but it's classy right it's just a bunch of crackpots and from
00:48:49 what I have seen today I'm inclined to agree so take it they didn't get there 0.76
00:48:54 then perfect that's right holy shit thank you i appreciate you uh linking that up good stuff
00:49:02 there who knew that there was actually a written news news report at the time about that i i did
00:49:07 i still did i'm not going to drop the ball here i'm going to ask grok uh who helped install is
00:49:13 that the right word um the what's it called again the ground ground station receiver for
00:49:21 zumbia space program let's see if we can get something here
00:49:27 thinking about your request
00:49:31 oh it's taking a while it's having a hard time getting details about this here usually it's
00:49:43 usually it's pretty quick right space in africa space in africa.com that's okay let's check that
00:49:50 Spaceinafrica.com.
00:49:51 Is that actually...
00:49:54 Let's see if...
00:49:57 Okay, here we go.
00:50:02 Swedish and American, including NASA-related partners slash experts
00:50:07 alongside the Sambian government via the National Remote Sensing Center.
00:50:15 Can't make it up, ladies and gentlemen, of course.
00:50:17 Zambia's modern space-related efforts, distinct from the 1960s
00:50:21 Edward Mokulo-Nokloso Afronauts program, which did not
00:50:25 evolve a real ground station, include a $14 million ground
00:50:29 receiving station in Shibumbu, in the Shibumbu
00:50:33 district, around 10 to 12
00:50:37 miles away. It's operated by the NRCS under the Ministry of Technology
00:50:41 and Science. The Swedish embassy, via figures
00:50:45 like the Deputy Head of Cooperation, Paula Engvall, publicly pledged ongoing support
00:50:50 and highlighted the station as a milestone.
00:50:56 Swedish astronaut visited around the operational phase
00:51:01 and encouraged space science education.
00:51:04 Mentions of NASA and American partners appear in the context of tools, equipment,
00:51:08 training support, including UNCA.
00:51:10 So basically, it sounds like Sweden basically paid for this Sambian space.
00:51:17 This is, again, the white liberal, like, we need them to succeed to prove the racists wrong or something.
00:51:27 Oy, oy, oy, oy, oy. 0.74
00:51:29 Okay, space in Africa.
00:51:30 Is this a news service?
00:51:34 All right.
00:51:36 We'll pull that up.
00:51:37 it's amazing what you can find some is this a space program in africa the ground infrastructure
00:51:44 race east africa's emerging space backbone may 13 2026 so this is basically what it sounds like
00:51:53 already then and judging from past experiences um this is just basically
00:52:00 funded by European and American efforts.
00:52:07 Wow, what a big surprise.
00:52:11 In space, no one can hear you twerk.
00:52:14 Did it really happen? 1.00
00:52:15 If an African twerks in space, did it really happen? 1.00
00:52:21 In space, nobody can hear you chirp. 1.00
00:52:23 There you go. 1.00
00:52:25 Okay, we can't even escape Africans in space. 1.00
00:52:27 Well, that's the thing.
00:52:28 Remember the articles about how racism and sexism
00:52:30 is going to be brought to Mars.
00:52:32 Guardia, I think that was Guardian too.
00:52:34 Racism, sexism on Mars.
00:52:37 I think that was the headline.
00:52:41 Yes.
00:52:42 Do you guys remember?
00:52:43 11 years ago.
00:52:44 See, the brain works. 1.00
00:52:45 Shit that happens yesterday, 1.00
00:52:47 I was like, just don't ask me. 1.00
00:52:48 I have no clue.
00:52:49 11 years ago.
00:52:51 No problem.
00:52:53 How can our future Mars colonies 0.96
00:52:55 be free of sexism and racism? 0.91
00:52:59 The white male European conquerors of the New World
00:53:02 and the 19th century American pioneers of Manifest Destiny 0.83
00:53:06 still color the space program.
00:53:09 So is it a myth that we'll turn nice on Mars?
00:53:13 No, no.
00:53:14 We're going to keep it. 1.00
00:53:15 It's going to be a strictly Aryan endeavor when we take Mars. 1.00
00:53:21 Not through Mosque, by the way. 1.00
00:53:23 Okay, all right.
00:53:24 Should we read more of the Guardian piece?
00:53:26 Well, maybe. 1.00
00:53:28 The West is so fucked right now. 1.00
00:53:31 That's right. 1.00
00:53:33 Okay, should we read?
00:53:34 Is this, do we have a lot to go?
00:53:36 No, we can finish up here.
00:53:39 The fascination with the mission continues later this year
00:53:41 as writer Ryan Callas Cameron teams up with director Monique Tuoco
00:53:45 to deliver a true-ish take on the nation's defiant dream.
00:53:50 Their production, The Afronauts, has its UK premiere
00:53:54 at West London's Royal Court in November.
00:53:58 So it didn't happen. It was just a joke. People at the time didn't believe.
00:54:10 But now they're going to make people at London's Royal Court go and see a theater about the thing that never, the ridiculed thing that never happened. 0.97
00:54:24 exactly this is so fucking retarded that's right thank you jordy all those works uses 0.96
00:54:35 nicolas vision of space exploration and uh let me pull this up on the side here uh all those works 0.96
00:54:42 using the closest visions of space exploration as a way to imagine beyond traditional western
00:54:49 conceptions i mean you can you can you can imagine like all you want that you know we we was and she
00:54:58 and atlantis is real and merkaba energy is going to get you there that's a fight i mean you can
00:55:04 imagine imagine it all day long that's fine but that doesn't make it real it doesn't mean
00:55:09 that uh that it's actually going to happen all right okay it's just you actually need
00:55:16 you need physics you actually need physics and material and math this is not something like
00:55:24 george lopez lopez skit here but like we we don't need new blueprints you know when they
00:55:30 make fun of like uh you know uh jeremy and mike standing with the uh surveying tools like can you
00:55:38 move a skosh we don't need we don't need we don't yeah have you seen some of the recent mexican
00:55:44 builds all these like there's like million dollar houses going up now it's just leaks everywhere 0.95
00:55:49 and weird shit and they have they don't put anything in the right place and there's cracks
00:55:53 and seams and leakage and anyway let's not do uh let's not do that one okay let's let's proceed 0.50
00:55:58 here let's finish off the mbeki mbolo mkaki story here of the zamb the brave zambian space program
00:56:06 wakalantis yeah we can can come up with various various terms for this here ladies and gentlemen
00:56:13 Well, there's been considerable critique from the outside.
00:56:19 No, wait, there's one more here.
00:56:21 Yeah, okay.
00:56:22 They used Nicolos' visions of space exploration as a way to imagine
00:56:27 beyond traditional Western conceptions of what the future could look like,
00:56:33 repositioning black Africans as leaders and trailblazers.
00:56:38 In many ways, Nucoloso was an early, though perhaps largely forgotten, pioneer of Afrofuturism,
00:56:47 a coined term in the 90s by cultural critic Mark Derry.
00:56:51 I think we did a segment on Afrofuturism once.
00:56:56 While there's been considerable attention from outside the country,
00:57:00 it's clear that these historic events mean a great deal to Zambians too.
00:57:04 This month, Circus Zambia, a Lucasa-based social enterprise that offers circus and life skills training to young people from marginalized backgrounds,
00:57:15 brings its show Afronauts to the underbelly at Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
00:57:24 Again, why can't you do this in Lusaka?
00:57:30 The theater and the play, notice they're all going to Western.
00:57:33 Edinburgh or London, the Royal Theatre and the Edinburgh Festival, Fringe.
00:57:42 The production is a collaboration with UK-based theatre company Wake the Beast,
00:57:47 co-founded by the Irish theatre maker Adam McGowan,
00:57:53 and combines aerials, juggling, and partner aerobatics
00:57:58 to share this epic piece of African history.
00:58:01 holy shit that's right everybody hmm the partnership between the two companies goes 0.93
00:58:08 back many years mcguyen who previously lived in zambia for a decade still regularly works within 0.97
00:58:15 the country's theater industry also co-founded bare feet theater cultural movement that seeks
00:58:21 to empower vulnerable children living on the streets of lusaka through theater workshops in
00:58:28 the west paid for by westerners presumably but okay it was through this program that he met
00:58:34 a young gift chance gift chance gift me a chance master who would go from service user to
00:58:44 facilitator at bare feet and eventually go on to co-create circus zambia
00:58:51 the two of them co-directed the underbelly production which also appeared at the uk's
00:58:55 wilderness and latitude festivals in july see if you kind of just
00:58:59 shit's happening it's like this here's look here's this play and here's this
00:59:03 theater and here's this kind of group that's helping things it's 0.91
00:59:07 there's buzz around the space program in zambia
00:59:10 sounds like child trafficking yeah i mean exactly it's
00:59:14 highly likely we started working on the show in 2019
00:59:19 and we're planning to bring it to edinburgh that
00:59:21 that year then covid came ah what a shame chance that tells me over zoom during a break from
00:59:29 rehearsal last month before that most of its shows were adaptations of well-known western
00:59:34 works such as west side story the emperor's new clothes uh but it's adaptation stuff you
00:59:44 You've got to remember that, right?
00:59:46 Adaptations. 0.78
00:59:47 It's an African spin on Hulsey Anderson's Emperor's New Clothes.
00:59:55 I was excited.
00:59:56 I found something that is Zambian. 0.94
00:59:58 It just felt like raw material.
01:00:03 Nobody had done a theater production of it at that time.
01:00:07 We are Zambians who are pushing the Zambian narrative
01:00:09 with something that feels authentically Zambian.
01:00:14 made for zambia by zambia we call that zambia kuka shallow a saying that literally translates as
01:00:22 zambia to the world it's uh it's yeah it's kind of it's kind of sad what can i say it's uh it's a 0.99
01:00:30 little bit sad you know probably blew up their fucking silos yeah blacks don't spill they don't 0.99
01:00:38 spill they steal spin they don't spin there you go spinning as well the spinning barrels apparently 0.99
01:00:45 that's that was part of the that was paired of the there was paired of the program all right 0.98
01:00:51 holy shit ladies and gentlemen we having a good time here or what this is what it's all about
01:00:57 gotta check in you know gotta check in and make sure everything's good with the zambian space 0.98
01:01:02 program and the of course excuse me the uh the black atlanteans because of course you never
01:01:09 know if uh if they're gonna find it one day and uh you know who who and how and what right we
01:01:16 gotta go back into the historical record but in the meantime uh enjoy this other uh africanization
01:01:23 of western culture uh with an uh that somali maybe i don't know who knows it's a melting pot
01:01:30 It's a cookout melting pot, ladies and gentlemen. 0.98
01:01:34 This is why we need HOAs. 1.00
01:01:42 Shit, let's turn it up. 1.00
01:01:43 You like that, guys? 1.00
01:01:45 The music and all that, man. 1.00
01:02:00 Come on, shake your ass. 1.00
01:02:11 You ready or what? 1.00
01:02:13 Finally, some culture.
01:02:15 Am I right? 0.67
01:02:17 In that boring, white, vanilla American neighborhood right there. 0.99
01:02:23 Look at this. 0.68
01:02:24 See, we're just having a good time. 0.99
01:02:26 Right there with the garbage bins and shit. 1.00
01:02:30 Somalia? What's your guess, lads? 1.00
01:02:34 What the hell is that in there? Can I zoom in?
01:02:36 What is that? They're cooking them up right there.
01:02:41 Man, that's a witch's cauldron right there.
01:02:44 But they got the propane, though.
01:02:45 They went to the blue rhino and got their propane.
01:02:51 Yeah, that looks pretty thick.
01:02:53 Did they wash?
01:02:56 Hopefully they washed the chicken, though, right? 1.00
01:02:59 Maybe that's just American blacks, not like Somali. 1.00
01:03:01 Somali Americans, they're just straight off the boat. 1.00
01:03:03 Maybe not. I'm not sure. 1.00
01:03:05 I'm not sure about that, actually.
01:03:07 All right.
01:03:08 We're going to do a couple of other fun things here before we wrap up.
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01:03:44 All right, so here, check this out.
01:03:45 This is kind of funny.
01:03:45 This is a little different here.
01:03:47 I guess we can begin to move away 1.00
01:03:49 from the Atlanteans and the Afronauts 0.65
01:03:53 And why don't we check in with James Lindsay?
01:03:57 He went on a show here with...
01:04:02 He went on Jeremy Boring's show.
01:04:05 And last time we covered Jeremy Boring, of course,
01:04:07 it was something about the...
01:04:09 What was it, the Nazis or something?
01:04:11 What was the thing?
01:04:13 Let me say it.
01:04:14 Boring.
01:04:15 And I don't think it's spelled boring.
01:04:16 I think it's boring.
01:04:19 Snow White Identity Politics.
01:04:22 Show.
01:04:22 show yeah white identity that's right that's what it was let's let's do a review 0.53
01:04:27 we're in deep danger that's right let's let's do a review of what we saw
01:04:32 last time we covered Jeremy Boring I don't think we're necessarily going to get Hitler 2.0 we
01:04:38 might we're in a really tough spot they have called forth the demon of white identity politics 0.89
01:04:43 it's here the boomers are at it again that's right so now we check back in with Jeremy Boring 0.98
01:04:51 And he kind of sounds gay. 0.97
01:04:52 I thought he was kind of gay, but it turns out he apparently has a family.
01:04:57 Who knew about these kinds of things?
01:04:58 But anyway, he had James Lindsay on the show. 1.00
01:05:02 And he was talking gay and retarded, as usual. 0.99
01:05:07 And when something happened, check it out. 0.99
01:05:11 Kind of projective.
01:05:12 For them, it was different, right?
01:05:14 It was the Aryan-German who was going to have the image. 0.94
01:05:17 and uh that's new yeah that's never happened before we got a sick puppy oh or jasper hey 0.91
01:05:26 ryan if you're nearby would you come get jasper and bring me some paper towels he just 1.00
01:05:30 he's oh no he's not doing good james lindsey's fucking bullshit fuck his retarded nazi shit 1.00
01:05:42 made the dog throw up the puppies on our side ladies and gentlemen james lindsey's cringe boomer 1.00
01:05:48 slop about nazis and and aryan germans from the complete wrong it makes the puppies throw up okay 0.99
01:05:55 the puppies on our side he knows he can use the text he detects the bullshit yeah but goering but 0.99
01:06:03 with a b i think this actually said yeah jeremy jeremy goering here had a nazi talk let's let's 0.89
01:06:10 run that again that's funny uh okay oh did the audio die what happens let's try it again 0.81
01:06:22 no i just lowered it was different right sorry i'm being retarded i'm retarded not as retarded 0.83
01:06:29 james lindsey for him for them it was different right it was the you know arian german who was 0.99
01:06:35 going to have the image yeah it's just like oh i can't stand this fucking faggot this retard 0.99
01:06:40 kind of projective for him for them it was different right it was the yeah arian german 1.00
01:06:45 who was going to have the poor puppy has to listen to this garbage that's new yeah that's 0.98
01:06:51 new he gets autistic and uh that's new and to have the image dork and uh that's new yeah that's 0.99
01:07:01 never happened before we got a sick puppy oh poor jasper hey ryan if you're nearby would you come 0.99
01:07:08 get jasper and bring me something what's wrong what why are you such a fag he's not doing good 0.98
01:07:15 jeremy goering that's not good toughen up all right what's wrong with arian germans lindsey 0.98
01:07:22 exactly oh that's never happened before yeah exactly yeah well i wonder why i wonder why
01:07:27 it's never happened before.
01:07:30 They're going to do some segment
01:07:31 next about how Flock cameras are actually
01:07:33 really, it turns out they're actually really good
01:07:35 for you. Did you guys see that?
01:07:37 The guy who'd worked for,
01:07:39 it was kind of funny, the guy who'd worked
01:07:41 for like APAC for like
01:07:43 half a decade
01:07:45 as an outreach director.
01:07:48 He joined
01:07:49 Flock here recently.
01:07:52 Trevor Chandler is like,
01:07:53 I got to look into this guy. 1.00
01:07:55 And of course it's not a fag with a dog, 0.96
01:07:57 by the way yep meet trevor a common sense democrat standing up for our values he ran 0.99
01:08:05 somewhere in california this uh this gay dog guy and uh interracial gay how about that and uh i 0.83
01:08:13 saw a lot of progressives were upset about like how he tried to hide that he was working for 0.66
01:08:17 apac all that time and now he's working for flock and it was it was kind of it was a little bit of
01:08:25 a backfire if you will a little uh a little blowout here for uh for the guy oh gosh i don't know what 1.00
01:08:32 we're doing here a gay mud shark there you go a coal burning faggot this just gets this just 1.00
01:08:38 gets better and better ladies and gentlemen a better segment than you've ever than you've ever 1.00
01:08:43 seen okay what else should we do here maybe later sweat out no i don't want to do that
01:08:51 But I think we're going to wrap up here in a little bit.
01:08:58 But I guess, yeah, the flock stuff, nah.
01:09:01 Okay.
01:09:03 You know what we'll do?
01:09:05 We'll save a little bit of some of the other things here for the next stream.
01:09:12 And I'll wrap up in a little bit here.
01:09:14 I knew it was going to be a little shorter today.
01:09:15 I just want to come on and have some fun with you guys.
01:09:17 We appreciate you for tuning in and joining us.
01:09:19 So tomorrow, the plan is we're going to have John.
01:09:24 I guess you just want to go by John.
01:09:26 And we're going to talk about JeetBlock. 0.78
01:09:30 I think everything's lined up. 0.89
01:09:31 I think he'll join us.
01:09:32 I don't think he'll bail out.
01:09:34 I think he'll join us. 0.69
01:09:35 The JeetBlock guy, John, he's going to join us.
01:09:38 And we're going to talk about JeetBlock and AI and a bunch of other stuff like that.
01:09:40 So we'll do it.
01:09:41 We'll do a show tomorrow with him, Thursday, 13th of August, 2026.
01:09:46 Join us tomorrow for that.
01:09:47 It's going to be a good show, I think.
01:09:48 So this should be good.
01:09:50 And, of course, then we'll be back with Flashback Friday, as usual, on Friday after that.
01:09:55 So tune in and join us for that.
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01:10:08 Just uploaded to the websites.
01:10:10 Blackademic resigns from Cambridge. 0.98
01:10:14 Spain deports Russian women as, if I could have included, I would, 0.57
01:10:20 but like as literally maybe as much as a million and a half illegals
01:10:26 are set to be approved for asylum in Spain, by the way.
01:10:31 And hundreds of, tens of thousands are in the course of invading,
01:10:36 have been invading in Suta down in Spain.
01:10:39 And of course there's a rumor of new ones even coming up, right?
01:10:42 spanish authorities monitor social media chatter about another pseudo mass migrant crossing ahead 0.96
01:10:48 and they were like blaming social media and what's it it was the most retarded 0.96
01:10:54 they were blaming social media like these human trafficking mafias and networks 0.92
01:11:00 it's just well we can't do anything they just they're using tick tock and instagram
01:11:05 we possibly can't control and regulate and shut these things down now it's it's it's enabled by
01:11:10 like everyone across the way
01:11:12 everyone's complicit essentially
01:11:14 so anyway check that out
01:11:15 it was a good segment on the
01:11:18 ridiculousness 0.77
01:11:19 of Spain targeting these 1.00
01:11:22 white young
01:11:24 Russian women 1.00
01:11:25 who are obviously there to like get away from like the prospects 1.00
01:11:28 of the wars and shit like this that's going on
01:11:30 right but oh no 0.98
01:11:32 they will deport 0.91
01:11:34 they will deport white people at any
01:11:36 turn in fact Sweden was also investigating
01:11:39 some russian couple i think they lived in spain but they were like these are suspicious like while 0.99
01:11:44 brownoids blacks and whatever else like arabs muslims in our countries are like running these 0.99
01:11:51 clan gang criminal networks blowing up bombs and hand grenades and shit it was like this russian 1.00
01:11:56 hippie couple that was on like a seaside vacation that was arrested by swedish authorities for 0.99
01:12:03 suspicious activity or something i'm just like what is what is happening anyway we cover that
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