Red Ice TV - Damn! We're In A Tight Spot! - Flashback Friday Ep351

00:00:00 Thank you.

00:00:30 Take what I want

00:00:40 Even I'm too frunched

00:00:42 Cause I'm the Fuhrer

00:00:43 Holding it off

00:00:47 Three attempts

00:00:47 Cause Lovar

00:00:48 Can't get one of them

00:00:50 Blitz in a crease 0.88

00:00:53 And in the crease 0.93

00:00:54 Marine

00:00:54 Wait for surrender

00:00:55 Standing through your head

00:00:59 What the Fuhras said 0.74

00:01:01 Not bloody lenders

00:01:02 Hades to say I told you so

00:01:07 Sadile

00:01:08 Blood and soil

00:01:11 Do you believe I told you so

00:01:18 That isn't you

00:01:20 Now you know

00:01:21 It won't be salutes

00:01:24 If you can't keep the pace

00:01:28 But I'm nice to raise, that's not my problem

00:01:30 Gonna leave that living small way

00:01:36 We're all over

00:01:37 The old way I'll die inside

00:01:42 A property bunker

00:01:43 Hates to say I told you so

00:01:48 See hard

00:01:49 Blood and soil

00:01:52 To believe I told you so

00:02:22 I've been long since

00:02:28 Operation Barbarossa 0.90

00:02:31 Just like Napoleon 0.92

00:02:34 I shouldn't have got into Russia 1.00

00:02:37 Only care about Ary 0.98

00:02:41 And don't give a shit about the others 0.98

00:02:43 If it all goes wrong 0.99

00:02:47 We can go to Agencia

00:02:48 Or Agencia

00:02:49 I thank you once and thank you twice

00:02:53 Now say I'm in my name, you know you wanna

00:02:55 What you talking about, man?

00:03:00 I just think that some proofs, this is awkward

00:03:02 Say hi

00:03:05 Say hi

00:03:19 We'll be right back.

00:03:49 We'll be right back.

00:04:19 We'll be right back.

00:04:49 Spread the truth, document it, prove it, make it irrefutable, and you too will become dangerous

00:05:02 to those who admire us in lies and enslave us. 0.71

00:05:09 Anti-whitism. 0.89

00:05:10 But because they are lying, it's possible to expose them, and this is their Achille Peel. 0.92

00:05:17 By comparison, we have nothing to hide, therefore we have no reason to lie, and we wouldn't

00:05:22 want to even if we could.

00:05:24 Truth is a far superior weapon than deceit.

00:05:28 It's a weapon which is denied to them, and in the end, it will be the decisive weapon

00:05:34 that destroys them completely. 1.00

00:05:36 Fucking hate! 0.99

00:05:47 Rumpelstiltskin, the children's story, what does that have anything to do with the people 1.00

00:06:12 running the world? 1.00

00:06:14 It's just a fairy tale written by two weird Germans. 1.00

00:06:17 It's not a fairytale, Josh. 1.00

00:06:18 It's a warning.

00:06:19 A warning?

00:06:20 Yeah.

00:06:21 Rapunzel, she has stilled the baby. 1.00

00:06:23 Hänsel and Gretel, she put him in a cage and want to eat him. 0.99

00:06:26 Yeah, but why tell weird stories?

00:06:27 Why not just say it outright?

00:06:29 If you're going to warn somebody.

00:06:30 Because the reptilians don't understand humor and they don't understand metaphor.

00:06:34 Metaphors?

00:06:34 What do you mean they don't understand metaphors?

00:06:36 They are not creative.

00:06:37 They are not visionaries.

00:06:38 They are not seeing things visually.

00:06:40 They are only knowing what already exists and what may exist based on statistics.

00:06:45 They're very good at math. They're very good at science.

00:06:48 They're very good at, like, lawyer stuff and banking, you know?

00:06:51 Lawyer stuff and banking? 0.87

00:06:52 Yeah, that's why Jesus spook in Parabelen. 0.71

00:06:56 Because that's why he can transmit a message that the Moorians, the real humans, they can hear it. 1.00

00:07:02 And the reptilian ones, even the hybrids, they're like, what does this dude talk about? 1.00

00:07:07 We have to destroy him. He's Christ. 0.54

00:07:09 So you're saying these reptiles, they can't read between the lines or what?

00:07:12 yeah they have no access to novelty they have no access to the unknown they only know the known

00:07:19 very boring and that's why they need humans if it wasn't for that we already would be wiping it

00:07:24 out of it so you're saying they need us but they don't like us it's not about like or not like

00:07:28 they have the emotional intelligence of a door knob but they are very highly intelligent and

00:07:34 like the other kind the one that i don't really know like math you're bad at math very bad at

00:07:39 that's numbers schlep through from one eye to the other there's no no no reception there because i

00:07:45 am from the lemurian bloodline lemurian bloodline yeah the original human the post-ape one that was

00:07:52 here that was slightly wait stop lemurians what what is that lemurians we are the first that were

00:07:59 altered because they came here and it was just eips and then we are like they were like oh we

00:08:04 got to need some humans that are smart so they can dig for gold and stuff because they need it

00:08:08 for the ships and for stuff and then yeah they genetically engineered the first humans and they 0.98

00:08:12 were the lemurians and they were very much in touch was like trees and the grass and the wind 0.94

00:08:19 and we are highly emotionally intelligent then we had a huge cocks and then they got jealous of us 1.00

00:08:25 and they tried to wipe us out yeah it seems like they're always trying to wipe you out yeah josh

00:08:30 why do you think the food is poison the air is poison everything poison why do you think there's

00:08:34 war it's not humans it's reptilians yeah but why would reptilians want to poison the world because

00:08:40 the poison lower the frequency and they can only survive on this in the lower frequency

00:08:45 because they want our world but they're not gonna get it because the frequency is rising

00:08:51 what do you mean the frequency is rising because the earth is having a fever the resonance it's

00:08:56 rising and they're gonna be a blackout and then we're gonna start making love to nature again

00:09:01 get back in touch with someone what are you doing

00:09:05 oh boy holy smokes there you go ladies and gentlemen what can you say about that well i

00:09:15 guess more more lands von liebenfelds less roy beck now that's kind of a hard one to figure out

00:09:21 if you're new around these parts but hey we'll give you some time hope you're all doing well

00:09:25 it's uh friday again once again it is upon us hope you're all having a wonderful afternoon maybe

00:09:31 early evening or maybe it is evening already if you're over in Europe we are having a great show

00:09:36 lined up here for you today very entertaining a lot of a lot of fun stuff to get into we got our

00:09:40 guest host in the wings he'll be joining in I think he's filling up on some of the racisms and

00:09:45 I think some of the coffee as well so he should be here soon Jeremy McKenzie will be joining in

00:09:49 here soon but yeah hope you're all doing well thank you for for being here ladies and gentlemen

00:09:53 if you're watching live or later on in the archives I hope you enjoyed that intro it's

00:09:58 funny because i came across the well the recorded the recorded version don't even know what i'm

00:10:03 talking about but those watching the stream will uh the hives i think it was a swedish band and

00:10:09 then i found the one guy who did the the hiles which was kind of funny not too bad hate to tell

00:10:14 you i told you so uh that's the old ah austrian painter slogan right there for you pro 420 over

00:10:22 on rumble gifted five subs well thank you sir appreciate that that's very very kind of you

00:10:26 So, yeah, ask a German who controls the world.

00:10:29 I think more esoteric stuff, right? 0.55

00:10:32 Kind of as it gets more popular with, like, demographic statistics

00:10:35 and stuff like that, which is fine.

00:10:37 I get that.

00:10:38 That should be.

00:10:39 That has its place.

00:10:41 But then more the kind of the esoteric, you know, kind of Agatha,

00:10:44 you know, kind of the Lands von Liebenfeld type of school.

00:10:49 You know what I mean?

00:10:50 That's going to be highly valuable.

00:10:52 Just recognize what is possible.

00:10:53 Dream big and bizarre.

00:10:55 uh throw his enemy off too you know to be honest all right jeremy are you in there i think he is

00:11:02 maybe he's he's waiting in the wings yeah there he is oh check you might be i'm on on mute you're

00:11:08 coming in by default i think muted hello there we go we got you guten tag guten tag how's how's

00:11:16 is things it's okay yeah okay yeah well it's good to see you man oh yeah yeah you too i enjoyed that

00:11:24 guy's channel i had a good kick yeah it was good i found the i found the uh the name of the guy on

00:11:30 the instagram account there it's not uh what was it what was his name again i totally i sent it to

00:11:33 you i can't i can't even remember oh gosh olaf something oh yeah that's the account right the

00:11:38 olaf account it's kind of funny his name who knows yeah who knows liandro solich half german half

00:11:44 italian born in germany growing up most of his life in the u.s i believe hence the kind of the

00:11:50 weird accent that i couldn't quite place you know half german half italian 100 percent excess

00:11:56 there you go exactly before before the italians kind of switch sides but yes

00:12:02 well there you go exactly what kind of italian bring me the red glasses and

00:12:07 what kind of italian what kind of italian all right how you doing my friend everything good

00:12:14 I'm all right.

00:12:15 Yeah, I'm in Canada, so by default, it's just...

00:12:17 Well, my condolences.

00:12:18 We're still alive.

00:12:19 Yeah, for now.

00:12:20 For now.

00:12:21 Are you feeling the...

00:12:22 How's the energy thing up there?

00:12:24 Is there a crunch at the pump, or what are we talking about here?

00:12:29 It's pretty bad.

00:12:30 I think it's topped over $2 a liter in a few places.

00:12:34 I'm not sure if that translates to gallons in the U.S., but it's...

00:12:37 My area is about $1.70, $1.80.

00:12:39 I would estimate it'll be $2.50, maybe $3 by the end of the summer.

00:12:42 so it's probably uh jumped 60 i would say since march not bad not bad it's probably it's probably

00:12:51 going to go up more we'll see what happens we'll see what they do to be honest but uh but you know

00:12:56 before we go on you have to pick one i just realized i wanted to use my red ice mug and i

00:13:02 forgot about it last night i was gonna i was gonna wear the t-shirt too i was gonna come

00:13:06 you gotta grit the hell out of this so we both have suits on it's very classy

00:13:10 but very important people very important people okay here you gotta pick one estonian haircut

00:13:16 or turkish mustache oh turkish mustache or estonian haircut look at that

00:13:23 you can see that right it's coming through on your end right

00:13:28 uh you're seeing um you're seeing my feet i'm gonna go with the i'm gonna go with the mustache

00:13:33 that now that is a proper mustache i'll tell you it hangs all the way down to the chin almost you

00:13:40 You know, hard to eat with that, though.

00:13:41 Was that, I can't figure out if that was a, like a, what do you call it?

00:13:46 A tall tale or something, but it was something,

00:13:47 someone died of their mustache hair that they were ingesting so much.

00:13:52 There's golden folklore as a Turkish face shield.

00:13:56 A mouth covering.

00:13:58 I don't know.

00:13:59 A mouth covering.

00:14:00 I think I'll go with the tactical bowl cut on that one, to be honest.

00:14:06 At least you can, you know, it won't be in your way.

00:14:10 chat what do you say one for estonian haircut two for turkish mustache uh some some people said

00:14:15 both obviously which is not a bad that's not a bad take to be honest we can pick that i would do

00:14:22 the haircut yeah see estonian haircut yeah i kind of the mustache is kind of in the way it's it gets

00:14:26 kind of hard you can trim the mustache though no haircut we could shave it off too i guess the the

00:14:32 bowl cut right you know now you're just you can do a fash cut i mean you won't use there's still

00:14:37 enough on there to to do it you know maybe he's working his way to do it i don't know what that

00:14:42 is but it's it's very admirable i i it's it's very bold it's not a real person is it i mean

00:14:49 no that's that's he's in the estonian parliament uh that's terrifying okay well there you go

00:14:56 he's he's he's trimmed around his ears so his hearing is protected and his eyes it's very

00:15:01 practical he wants just covered in hair but leave the visor area in the hearing well you see when

00:15:05 When he puts on that Wendel Viking helmet, it just fits perfectly.

00:15:10 It's, like, always on there, you know what I mean?

00:15:14 Oh, gosh.

00:15:15 All right, anyway.

00:15:15 And this little guy has bad teeth, I think.

00:15:17 He just doesn't want it.

00:15:18 Ah, yeah, that's true.

00:15:19 Bad breath, keeps it in, the smell in, catches it in.

00:15:22 Oh, my gosh. 0.50

00:15:24 We call that snurbrom, since we just mean a snot break.

00:15:30 Oh, we have a name for that also.

00:15:32 I'm sure you do.

00:15:34 Oh, gosh.

00:15:35 all right i don't know i kind of don't want to get serious but i guess we get i guess we kind of

00:15:39 have to a little bit at least we got we got some stuff to talk about here uh secret being alive

00:15:45 is you know don't take it too seriously yeah well that is that is true i guess to be honest uh we 0.99

00:15:49 have to have some fun in between it's i mean it's getting anyway well we'll kill you while we make

00:15:53 jokes about it at the same time yeah i mean at least we can have fun on the way out you know i

00:15:57 mean i think frankly though i i do i must say i think that's partially kind of a key to success

00:16:02 is to kind of i don't know maybe this is misinterpreted but let's see if you read me in

00:16:07 the right way taking things less serious like you need to be disciplined in the things that you do

00:16:13 but care less in terms of like the fear of failing for example or the fear do you see i'm saying like

00:16:19 the the more you give no fucks in a way the more kind of successful i think you are to be honest

00:16:24 yeah i've experienced this in my uh previous career in the military and um i've just recently

00:16:30 taken up boxing the last couple of years. And it's just, um, in, in fighting or anything,

00:16:34 anything like that, it's a stressful, it's very serious. You can get very hurt or, or killed or

00:16:38 so on, but you want to be, you want to be as loose as possible. That doesn't mean, you know,

00:16:42 you're not paying attention. You're not, you know, you're lazy, but you're, you know, try to

00:16:46 relax as much as you can without, you know, expending extra energy on things that don't

00:16:49 matter and, uh, tiring yourself out. But if you're in that kind of a looser, more relaxed, um,

00:16:54 headspace, you're more, you're more calm. You're, you're more able to process things and think,

00:16:58 and you don't uh the stress is not um as much you know hacking away at your ability yeah that's true

00:17:05 i think yep exactly isn't that why really drunk people survive like car crashes and stuff because

00:17:10 they just bounce around they don't even try to fight yeah some of the guys yeah just go limp

00:17:15 and you're fine um some of the real the real like hard guys i worked with before who were from you

00:17:20 know like jtf2 and places like that they were you know obviously very serious guys but also very

00:17:24 you know they would crack jokes and you know have uh serious but but not it's it's hard to

00:17:28 describe you know it's um yeah a little more just yeah laid back and it is not right the right

00:17:33 attitude but uh relaxed tension i suppose maybe exactly that's that's despair right there hey

00:17:39 billy biz sent one yes i hope i didn't miss that he was so kind he sent one over on donor box

00:17:45 we're uh switching over how did you ever run entropy do you have any i assume you had issues

00:17:50 with that too by the way just don't want to ask because i didn't yet i i what happened to them i

00:17:54 heard something happened i i don't know they lost they didn't they we had like two months of like

00:17:58 you know super chats and stuff we got and they just haven't paid us yet it's for like january

00:18:02 and february and we're just like what happened you know and they're changing i mean i get look

00:18:06 i get you could be banned or um de-platformed or debanked and stuff we've been through that you

00:18:11 you've been through that you know how that goes but they just weren't communicating so we're just

00:18:15 like what's going on we had to write them like 10 emails and they eventually were heard back like

00:18:18 oh we we lost the processor or something you know so anyway yeah i kind of ended my relationship

00:18:24 with them a little while ago i also you guys are still on ko-fi.com they they terminated me also

00:18:28 so did they where yes really uh what's the other one there's this donor box i gotta find i gotta

00:18:34 find some other way to oh gosh i am uh i'm sorry about that what do you what do you use right now

00:18:40 pretty much just rumble and uh uh i have a there's a one called libera pay so it's it's

00:18:45 I think it was a French developer, so there's nobody you can complain to.

00:18:50 It's like complaining to Bitcoin.

00:18:52 Interesting.

00:18:52 There's no one to call.

00:18:53 It's just a software protocol that just facilitates the transfer from the customer, the purchaser, whoever, to whatever account that you stipulate.

00:19:03 You can use Stripe.

00:19:04 You can use all kinds of different things.

00:19:06 Interesting.

00:19:06 All right.

00:19:07 I got to look into that.

00:19:08 That's good that there are options.

00:19:09 I just wanted to bring this little super chat by here real quick from Billy Biz.

00:19:16 I think hopefully you sent that right at the tail end of the show

00:19:19 because I didn't see it during.

00:19:20 So my apologies, Bill Biz, but very kind of you.

00:19:23 Thank you so much.

00:19:24 He says, wow, the doxers seem to be what ethnicity?

00:19:26 Amazing.

00:19:28 And that was what we talked about, the SPLC story, obviously, yes.

00:19:30 So thank you.

00:19:31 Thank you, Bill Biz.

00:19:32 I appreciate that.

00:19:32 That's nice of you.

00:19:33 And here's the big man himself.

00:19:35 Holy smokes.

00:19:35 Look at that.

00:19:36 King Albert coming in here with a super challenge here.

00:19:39 Holy smokes, 570.

00:19:41 Look at this guy, King Albert.

00:19:42 He's incredible.

00:19:44 Thank you, sir, as always.

00:19:44 He says, happy Friday, guys.

00:19:45 Great show yesterday, Henrik. 0.81

00:19:47 You did an excellent job breaking down the gay response from the normies about the SPLC drama.

00:19:51 Huge shout-out to my man, Jeremy.

00:19:52 You're awesome, dude.

00:19:53 Shout-out from King Albert to you right there.

00:19:56 Thank you, sir.

00:19:57 Can't wait to watch the stream.

00:19:58 Hope you're all having a great weekend.

00:20:00 Take care.

00:20:00 Thank you, Albert.

00:20:01 Love you so much.

00:20:01 King Albert, give him a shout-out in chat, everybody.

00:20:03 He's incredible.

00:20:04 He's our angel investor.

00:20:06 He's the dude.

00:20:07 He's the man.

00:20:08 Hope you and the fam are doing good.

00:20:09 thank you sir appreciate it all right so yeah let's uh let's dive in i guess

00:20:14 we're getting that we're gonna derail and talk about something depressing but someone

00:20:19 let's talk about dead children for a few minutes well we get when we talk about israel later i'm

00:20:24 sure we'll get to some of that too but yeah um so someone visualized the now to imagine the legal

00:20:32 by the way but from 2008 which is kind of a late start too i think you should have but if you want

00:20:37 to look at like migration waves into europe and of course into america north america overall

00:20:40 um when do we start when did it start in canada really 70s like from non-western countries

00:20:47 yeah in 19 i think it was 65 or 67 and uh and within a couple of years of that it started and

00:20:53 it was sort of a trickle and um i was curious i just looked it up uh a year ago i was like how

00:20:57 many africans were there in canada in 1965 it was 60 000 that's it 60 000 60 000 so do they keep

00:21:06 track do they record ethnicity in the legal statistics uh i think it's getting you know

00:21:15 they're not so much with crime we're starting to follow the european example there where it's just

00:21:18 man man from place um but yeah it kind of slowly um you know you get your foot in the door first

00:21:28 because first it's we want doctors and engineers and super scientists and all these kinds of things

00:21:33 and then like well what about their aunts and uncles and eventually now it's just we need 10

00:21:36 million indian uber drivers and um since i would say 20 uh 2013 14 15 or so to now it's been about

00:21:45 a million people a year so within the last 15 years uh thereabouts there's almost half the

00:21:51 people that currently in canada got here in the last 15 years so yeah our economy infrastructure

00:21:58 everything is just absolutely under the weight of all this extra and there's and there's no brakes

00:22:03 on this train they just like let's just let's just run it into the ground you know as quickly

00:22:07 as possible that's what it feels like to me these graphics there's one for canada someone for the

00:22:12 america the united states yeah i have one for the u.s oh did they do one for canada too i do want to

00:22:16 find that but again keep in mind this is just illegal immigration right each line or dot here

00:22:21 represents 100 people imagine the legal stuff that holy smoke cocaine red job says none is too

00:22:27 many that's right we got you um yeah we have america here's a i forget that doesn't include

00:22:33 canada though i think but let me run the american one here no that's it's just uh america illegal

00:22:39 immigrants into the u.s starting in they start in like 2020 or something there but someone said

00:22:44 like it looks like like like a plague like locusts right in like invading into your crop area and

00:22:50 ruining eating all of it right like yeah they're coming like that tornado meme

00:22:57 yeah it's coming but this is from 2020 alone i mean and you have decades preceding that maybe

00:23:04 sure maybe the legal immigration wasn't just out of control like it's been the last few uh what

00:23:10 10 years or so but now it's like with legal who what what's the distinction anyway why even make

00:23:15 a distinction what does it matter the other thing the other point that they that i like about these

00:23:18 is they specify where they're coming from as well.

00:23:21 Not just, it's just migrants

00:23:22 or like where are they coming from?

00:23:23 And in Canada, it was mostly the Philippines and India.

00:23:26 And in recent years, it's expanded more to like Africa,

00:23:29 Central and Sub-Saharan Africa,

00:23:30 which is of course where you get the best human capital.

00:23:33 That's where all the geniuses are coming from

00:23:35 and all of the improvements will be coming from.

00:23:39 And it's not, you know, there's none,

00:23:42 no so-given migration anywhere

00:23:44 for many European countries.

00:23:46 Or I think when the graph or the animation

00:23:48 that this fellow started for Canada in 2015.

00:23:52 I just, like last night, I can't remember.

00:23:53 So top three, third and fourth place

00:23:56 was the United Kingdom in the United States.

00:23:57 And within a year, not even registering.

00:24:00 It's just like this, a flood of people,

00:24:03 mostly India, Philippines, Africa, and China

00:24:05 in a lot of ways as well,

00:24:06 which our government apparently is just blatantly in bed with.

00:24:11 Like we're not even pretending not to be anymore.

00:24:13 They've signed an intelligence sharing agreement

00:24:14 or something like that.

00:24:16 Yes, I can't see the actual visualize when it's coming in.

00:24:19 This is the only graphic I can find for some reason.

00:24:21 I'm going to show Visualize Canada I was searching for.

00:24:23 Just U.S. is coming up.

00:24:24 I guess this is a summation still.

00:24:29 2024, 1.28 million.

00:24:32 Again, that's elite.

00:24:33 So they're coming over just from the U.S. side then, obviously,

00:24:36 because they're not coming from Kamakashka or something.

00:24:38 You know what I mean?

00:24:39 Yeah, mostly India.

00:24:41 They're mostly being flown here, and a lot of it's being subsidized.

00:24:43 So it's our own government programs are paying for all the, yeah, here it is.

00:24:47 I found the, uh, I think here, uh,

00:24:51 yeah, shoot that up to me. Forget it.

00:24:55 Oh, over there. Okay. Telegram. Yeah, do it on telegram.

00:24:59 I can pull it up. Perfect. Okay, cool. Uh, and it's, I mean, you know,

00:25:03 they're saying we want skilled immigration. I mean, we know what the truth of this is,

00:25:06 but these people are like, how do you justify it? It's just, it's just, uh, uh,

00:25:12 almost exclusively india the philippines and and what is that congo nairobi nigeria like

00:25:17 why why those places they don't have an answer for that like why just exclusively those places

00:25:23 we have a deep history and long connection to india and i guess so for some reason it's the

00:25:30 commonwealth thing right so it's like oh we therefore did some legal it's easier legally

00:25:34 to bring them in or something like we already have an agreement with them they're in the

00:25:37 commonwealth or just ship them in i i'm not sure i mean uh i mean a lot of people the united kingdom

00:25:43 are looking to get out of there so you'd think you'd think that would be the natural the first

00:25:46 stop because you said three-fourths of the country's original stock of people came from

00:25:50 ireland scotland and england so that would be your first i said last night if you're if you had a

00:25:55 house a home made of oak and you wanted to do some renovations are you going to go and get

00:25:59 plaster and you know get stones and you would get more oak trees to you know um renovate and expand

00:26:07 you know keep the house as it is and not make it out of something else entirely and expect it to

00:26:12 look and feel the same yeah liquid zoo sent the link there thank you man i appreciate that too

00:26:16 um yeah i mean it's just someone did the reverse because we know look we know we know there will

00:26:23 be a reaction to this obviously where's the reverse one here's one uh this is one they did

00:26:28 out of europe here but that's the reverse one right there 2027 to 2043 okay that long

00:26:36 Well, that's the best case scenario, that they just simply go home and it doesn't become what it's very likely going to be is a widespread multi-decade war.

00:26:46 I saw that Spain recently naturalized or trying to, whatever that means, give them citizenship papers, basically 500,000 people. 0.92

00:26:53 And they're lining up around the block, clogging up the cities, and it's just all men, 18 to 40, 50 years old. 0.54

00:26:58 But not just Spain, that will also enable them to travel throughout the European Union zone. 0.82

00:27:03 So that's half a million men.

00:27:06 And it's been on the minds of people for years.

00:27:09 And I've thought this year that, you know,

00:27:11 that there's no evidence of this.

00:27:13 And nobody has said that.

00:27:15 Well, if I put a gun on the table

00:27:17 and no one says anything,

00:27:18 that alone is concerning.

00:27:20 You know, it doesn't,

00:27:20 I didn't say I was going to do anything with it,

00:27:22 but it's there.

00:27:23 Why have you imported millions and millions

00:27:25 and millions and millions of men fighting aged men? 0.95

00:27:28 There's no women, children.

00:27:29 It was primarily, it's 90% men between 18 and four,

00:27:32 or younger, 15 and 50.

00:27:34 Is this a precursor to like a Tet Offensive style

00:27:38 sort of, you know,

00:27:39 when the bat signal goes up, 1.00

00:27:41 we all attack and it's everywhere 0.98

00:27:43 and it would be devastating. 0.97

00:27:45 All these people are already inside the country

00:27:47 and it wouldn't take very much,

00:27:49 I don't think, to foment,

00:27:50 as much as they accuse us of this,

00:27:52 we're the ones preparing in defensive mode

00:27:54 for the inevitable of a sort of a race war.

00:27:56 So they'll just, you know, 0.94

00:27:57 get whitey, everybody. 0.95

00:27:58 The white supremacy has to be stopped finally. 0.81

00:28:00 So everybody, you know, get them

00:28:02 And we're already outnumbered inside of our own home, especially in the numbers that matter under the age under age 30. 0.67

00:28:07 It's far worse.

00:28:09 Something people don't take into account is we still have this many people and still that many.

00:28:13 Yes, but half of the people we do have are over the age of 60.

00:28:17 Right.

00:28:17 So that is not there.

00:28:19 You know, it's far worse than people realize, I think.

00:28:22 And I think we're much closer to a very serious catastrophe than people want to acknowledge.

00:28:26 Yeah, so we have that recipe now with the perfect storm, I guess, or the tornado, whatever you want to call it, right? With like energy restrictions, higher prices everywhere, potential food shortages. Obviously, we will check in a little bit later on the Iran war stuff. But that whole thing just feels, just drag it out and make it as confusing as possible for as long as possible to do like insider trading on the stock market or something.

00:28:52 like war is off ceasefire prices go up buy in you know and then sell okay it's on again you know

00:28:58 like it's just a big it's just that's the tactic it's just mask confuse as much as possible until

00:29:05 you just get tired of monitoring it but the consequences of it are going to be very real

00:29:08 obviously it's it's very it's frustrating because it's very clearly not what they're saying it is

00:29:13 it's it's not a war that makes any sense there's no uh military mind or strategist or geopolitical

00:29:18 expert that can explain to you why any of this

00:29:20 needed to happen or makes any sense in the first

00:29:22 place. 0.89

00:29:24 It was some sort of threat to Israel

00:29:26 and then they're not allowed to have nuclear weapons and then

00:29:28 we need regime chains and then they're jailing

00:29:30 women and it's like, well, what is the reason?

00:29:32 And then, you know, they've 1.00

00:29:34 blocked the Strait of Hormuz. Well, they

00:29:36 better not block the Strait of Hormuz because then I'm 0.92

00:29:38 going to bomb them and then I'm going to block the Strait of 0.98

00:29:40 Hormuz. What is going on over there? 0.90

00:29:42 There's no real rhyme or reason to any of this. It's just

00:29:44 sort of chaos. 1.00

00:29:46 I mean, what the Iranians are doing makes sense. 1.00

00:29:48 from a strategy perspective

00:29:51 to defend themselves and advance their interests.

00:29:53 But what the Americans are doing

00:29:54 doesn't make any sense whatsoever.

00:29:56 And that's either an indication

00:29:59 of there's multiple people

00:30:00 trying to pull strings against each other

00:30:01 or this is some other long sort of gay op thing 0.93

00:30:06 that they're doing here

00:30:06 because you've lost your strategic initiative.

00:30:09 Like you don't tell and advertise a country

00:30:11 you're going to be evading them.

00:30:12 You don't make an appointment.

00:30:13 It's like, we'll be here in two weeks

00:30:14 and we're going to bring all this.

00:30:15 You're going to have all this ready to go

00:30:17 in the first place.

00:30:17 and then, you know, strike all at once

00:30:19 with overwhelming force.

00:30:20 You don't do this.

00:30:21 This is just disastrous policy and insane.

00:30:23 And we've seen senior officials

00:30:25 from the White House quit,

00:30:26 I think the chief of the army,

00:30:27 whatever position they were called,

00:30:28 the Navy, head of the Navy was also removed.

00:30:31 Multiple people have resigned.

00:30:33 There's rumors that Trump had to be escorted

00:30:34 out of the situation room

00:30:36 because he was in a hysterical fit

00:30:38 and wanted to, you know,

00:30:39 drop nuclear weapons on people.

00:30:40 And so it's, who knows what's going on over there.

00:30:42 I think he's lost his mind, honestly.

00:30:43 I think the Epstein stuff has really broken him.

00:30:47 He really enjoyed being the most popular president ever.

00:30:51 And now he's saying, he's quoting CNN, which was always fake news.

00:30:54 And now he seriously said, well, they've given him 100% approval rating on CNN.

00:30:58 See, I'm amazing.

00:30:59 And he said this with a straight face.

00:31:01 It's just, you know, and saying things like the Epstein files is all a hoax and who cares about that.

00:31:06 And it's like, it's, we're so far in, people are just absolutely inundated with craziness now.

00:31:12 one scandal after another to the point that now that you've got uh you've got congressmen running

00:31:17 around uh doing ufo disclosure and no one cares because it's no one cares that's or it's just

00:31:22 that's who cares oh 13 scientists are dead boy i don't care um the cia said it was a william

00:31:27 cooper uh cooper or casey uh when when everybody is you know doesn't everything that people believe

00:31:32 is not true then it's over because uh it's impossible to know what's going on and it's

00:31:37 just overwhelming and people just give up they don't even try everybody just kind of reverts

00:31:41 to zombie mode and that's ideally if you're running sort of a totalitarian state that's what

00:31:45 you want well that's why the nothing ever happened thing in of itself it although it's true it's also

00:31:50 psyop because it's like it's like the boy who screamed wolf right so constant chaos it's doomsday

00:31:55 world war three is always near eventually you just get fatigue on that level but then once

00:31:59 something really actually do happen no one will pay attention it's like ah it's fine you know

00:32:03 it's fine i think i think that's also just like immaturity to some degree a lot of those people

00:32:07 are young. And that sort of

00:32:10 makes sense. But no, things definitely do happen.

00:32:11 I remember COVID happened

00:32:13 and all these things happened. Charlie Kirk was

00:32:15 assassinated. Things happen. But generally

00:32:17 it's a much slower pace. It's like

00:32:19 building a structure.

00:32:21 They want this big fortress constructed

00:32:23 overnight. So something has happened. But in reality

00:32:25 it could take 10 years to build. It's a slow

00:32:27 arduous process and you don't even start to see

00:32:29 the results of what

00:32:31 the work is until long after

00:32:33 the fact it's already begun. Which is

00:32:35 what this is with the demographic replacement, the mass immigration and stuff. People smarter

00:32:40 than me that I initially would fight against when I started and sat down nearly 10 years

00:32:45 ago saying that this was put into place a long time ago and this is the eventual end

00:32:48 goal and this is where we're going to go. But the evidence and the symptoms and signs

00:32:55 of that weren't anywhere near as readily apparent as they are today. But it was still happening.

00:33:01 Like the, it's like, you've already received the wound.

00:33:03 You're not dying yet, but you will die.

00:33:05 You know, if you've just been contracted something that has given you cancer today, 0.66

00:33:09 you may not, you may be alive for two more years, but you are dead now.

00:33:12 You are, it's already over.

00:33:13 There's nothing you can do.

00:33:15 You know, not saying there's nothing we do with this situation, but it's not instant feedback.

00:33:19 We live in the instant feedback, dopamine scroll world where everything has to be now,

00:33:23 now, now, click, click, click, go, go, go.

00:33:24 But that's not how real life works.

00:33:26 No, exactly.

00:33:26 they set a policy meaning for 10 years out 20 years out to achieve a specific objective not

00:33:32 you know my monday we're going to do this and my friday it's going to be over

00:33:35 yeah that's what people want with the with the tiktok brain it's like if it's not if it's not

00:33:40 you know a parent in front of you at the at this moment it possibly can't be a plan or something 0.73

00:33:44 like that right but we'll get back to the worst stuff and the oil crisis and all that a little

00:33:49 bit later but i would want to show this to uh mormons i guess utah is like you know cooked as 0.68

00:33:56 well when it comes though all the mormons are engaging in bringing in the migrants as well

00:34:00 this is a longer video so we're not going to watch the whole thing but uh trojan horse in

00:34:05 mormon utah we are being replaced somali muslim candidate runs a catholic refugee machine funded

00:34:11 by lds tithings apparently but here's one where is this is the airport or something

00:34:16 uh utah let's check this out here the international airport refugees arriving

00:34:23 from all over the world to a warm embrace today they're from somalia and nepal among those here

00:34:30 to welcome them and help them is martha archuleta a volunteer with catholic community services it's

00:34:37 an opportunity for me to live out my faith it's always some liberal right here this year to a

00:34:44 place that stands out particularly among red conservative states for its attitude toward

00:34:49 refugees. They are welcomed here, unlike at least 30 other states that have said they are not

00:34:55 welcome, especially those from Syria. That's where Khaloud Abu Arida came from, along with her

00:35:02 husband and three children. Was it dangerous there? Yes, yes, yes. And my husband two times went to jail.

00:35:09 Makes you wonder what's going on in their minds when they get here. Aidan Bittar is the Director

00:35:14 of Immigration and Refugee Resettlement

00:35:16 for Catholic Community Services.

00:35:18 There are over 60,000

00:35:20 refugees now living in Utah.

00:35:21 Yeah, it's all these Catholic groups.

00:35:24 All these Catholic groups.

00:35:26 Let's bring in one of our primary 1.00

00:35:27 religious enemies and rivals in the world. 0.98

00:35:30 Larry, there's some Catholicism. 1.00

00:35:32 Look at that. Get down there and breathe in that Catholicism.

00:35:34 It's Jewish groups, it's Catholic groups,

00:35:36 it's Protestant groups, it's Lutheran groups,

00:35:38 it's Muslim groups, it's all these 0.99

00:35:40 Abrahamics.

00:35:41 The Hindus are jumping in on it too, obviously.

00:35:44 do they have do you know if the hindu like they had is there an indian like immigration service 0.99

00:35:49 run in canada or something shit like this i'm i'm sure there is it's hard to keep up with the

00:35:53 amount of fraud going on there's a number of uh like diploma mills they're calling them so

00:35:57 you know trucker driving whatever they can and uh i had an email uh come in earlier there's a fella

00:36:03 who worked at the commissionaires it's what it's called it typically employs retired veterans is

00:36:07 just kind of daytime security like somebody to watch the cameras and open doors and kind of stuff

00:36:11 like that and uh he was uh not only passed over for a position but demoted in favor of putting

00:36:17 an indian in charge of everything because the other indians demanded that that's who be in

00:36:21 charge not a white guy so he lost his job essentially it was demoted because ethnic

00:36:26 nepotism of people who aren't from here and that's just that's just one story that that's

00:36:31 happening to somebody every day look at this like this muslim woman's gonna drive a forklift what

00:36:36 the he couldn't find someone like a mormon boy in utah to do this job he's actually under the

00:36:43 forklift right now she ran him over a little while ago that's right exactly we're looking for him but 0.92

00:36:47 he's actually underneath holy shit okay what is this there here's so yeah so they put a 0.92

00:36:58 Somali guy in charge of the 0.99

00:37:01 Catholic. This makes total 1.00

00:37:03 sense. Muslim and also

00:37:05 working for Catholic organization

00:37:07 and working

00:37:09 a lot with the LDS

00:37:10 folks.

00:37:14 I think that word

00:37:15 how can we help you? I hear

00:37:17 that all the time.

00:37:19 Especially the work that we do. 1.00

00:37:21 All the refugees that we bring in. 1.00

00:37:23 Every single bed that they sleep with 1.00

00:37:25 comes from the LDS church.

00:37:27 that support never wavered from the uh you know lds church and also as a muslim um when 9-11

00:37:35 happened where the muslims were going through a lot of challenges in the united states

00:37:40 yeah first wonder why that reached to us i mean they shouldn't it was misdirected as we know but

00:37:47 still like a fit like the psyop is the official thing of like the muslims did it go to war and

00:37:52 And I was like, oh, we're also going to build a mosque now right next to the Center Memorial. 0.71

00:37:57 All right.

00:37:57 Anyway, I don't care about that.

00:37:58 But it's just a point, right? 0.89

00:37:59 Just like LDS, Mormon Church, together with a Catholic charity, hires a Muslim from Somalia to, like, bring in more people and have it funded by Mormons. 0.76

00:38:12 Wow. 0.77

00:38:12 It's funny that, you know, I don't think any of this even is the only real religion now is the anti-racism religion, the anti-white religion.

00:38:19 that's what it is because you can bash 0.96

00:38:21 you can well in Canada you can burn all of the Christian 0.99

00:38:23 churches to the ground if you want 1.00

00:38:25 you can trash Muslims you can do all 1.00

00:38:27 these things you can't really do anything about Jews 1.00

00:38:29 because that's super 1.00

00:38:30 but that's

00:38:32 that's who kind of manages

00:38:35 the anti-racism anti-white religion

00:38:37 in the first place because

00:38:39 in any other time period where the

00:38:41 dominant power system was it used to be

00:38:43 the church in

00:38:45 Europe in the middle ages

00:38:47 if you could you know

00:38:49 maybe uh oppose the king or the the prince or the baron or something or whoever but if you if you

00:38:55 uh blaspheme i church or send five dollars over good episode and good guest despite all the

00:39:00 hardships we must continue to struggle fry zotsiala national thank you that's right

00:39:06 sorry uh jeremy that talked over there go go ahead oh yeah it um that's a good freeze frame

00:39:12 right there though isn't it beautiful just add that look look at that ssri face oh my gosh 0.73

00:39:23 right it's there's no grandkids and now little bit little brown cuddly teddy bears filled that 0.98

00:39:29 little hole that little void or i would assume i mean if she does have grandkids what is she doing 1.00

00:39:34 there i don't know not taking care of them uh they're probably african grandkids um but yeah

00:39:40 that's that's new religion if you if you go against the uh the anti-racism anti-white religion

00:39:44 you'll your life will be destroyed similarly you'll be jailed you'll be attacked you'll people 0.55

00:39:47 you know make attempts on your life and you'll be unpersoned and ostracized all that kind of stuff

00:39:51 so that's obviously the dominant power structure there's nothing else that you can oppose or fight

00:39:55 that will do that sort of damage to your life so that tells me and should tell everyone that that's

00:40:00 really um what the program is and if you oppose it you're destroyed and if you support it you're

00:40:05 rewarded and that's what these people are all doing it's sort of like communism appeals to the

00:40:09 lowest uh common denominator and failure inferior people who want to feel important and virtue

00:40:14 signal to cover up their deep sense of meaninglessness and purposely not having a family

00:40:19 to care nothing just sitting around being an old grandmother that doesn't have a family you know 0.55

00:40:24 a box of wine and a pile of cats and she's busy you know making herself feel like her life was 1.00

00:40:29 ever worth anything by importing half of africa into her town to so they can murder high schoolers 1.00

00:40:33 where she lives i think they're secretly accelerationists they're on our side they 0.99

00:40:38 want us to wake up it's a shit test they'll get to it i can't you tell i can't tell you how many 0.94

00:40:43 of these the local election by like mustahaf mahamir i've seen now but here here's one from 0.98

00:40:49 utah that mormon country here utah leads the nation in charitable giving yeah our leaders

00:40:59 take us for granted for far too many utahns the american dream is slipping away corporations are

00:41:06 pricing us out of our own homes raising a family is more expensive than ever and even though we

00:41:13 spend more money on healthcare than any nation on earth nearly 300 000 utahns are left without

00:41:19 health coverage but together we can change this and that's why i'm running for congress yes

00:41:29 you'll win too between their child and their career we will build housing that's actually

00:41:33 affordable and restrict corporations from taking over our neighborhoods he's serving

00:41:38 regular person full coverage i'm just like you at a lower cost for our families politicians love to

00:41:44 say we can't afford any of this all the while they're funding genocide and giving it billionaires

00:41:49 tax breaks we already showed you're a part of the genocide so is he okay so is he he's anti-israel

00:41:55 i assume he's a non-apac candidate okay this is a tough choice can i can i can we can we get him

00:42:01 in and cut off the funding of apac and then deport him later is there is it a possibility i i don't

00:42:07 i don't know why we can't you both i just i he was talking about utah the utah and i just uh

00:42:14 remember last year a couple years ago i was you know had some interest in the mormons i was reading

00:42:17 about the history of utah and i didn't know that they'd actually fought a war against the united

00:42:21 states and yeah one that's how they ended up there right right and they're like well okay fine we're

00:42:26 called we didn't they just call it off like it's not worth fighting anymore so that's what joseph 0.79

00:42:30 smith and all of that that's what they all wanted for is like i can't wait for somalians to take 0.74

00:42:34 over this whole place that's what they did that's what they did it for that's the legacy of utah 0.66

00:42:39 this guy has nailed it good for him there you go that's a screenshot right there it's our time to

00:42:43 lead there you go that with that face that that's it uh yeah i mean mormonism was like this kind of

00:42:48 uber white you know thing right i mean it was it was just like they're like they're kind of like

00:42:55 the amish in a way but they're like with technology they're utilizing things and you know no alcohol

00:42:59 now it's like salt lake city now has like more gay bars than like san francisco or you know it's 0.94

00:43:06 just like what what so quickly you can undermine and subvert these religions uh there's like there's

00:43:11 no tradition within them at all it's it's funny that i think part of the key of it is that um

00:43:17 like part of you know dare i say the arian spirit has been uh removed where uh you know money is

00:43:24 nice to have resources are nice to have but it should never take a priority or a higher

00:43:28 order than your honor and your loyalty and your duty and responsibility to your people and your

00:43:34 family. And when you, you know, that's something we used to maintain and, you know, teach our

00:43:39 children and, you know, keep, you know, keep us, keep us a value. Now that is no longer the case.

00:43:45 And it's all just money, money, money, everything. And everything's incentivized financially,

00:43:49 all these people, all these groups, all these organizations, they don't care about any of the

00:43:54 things that I mentioned. They may say that they do, but when it comes down to it, they do it for

00:43:59 cheap. You could throw $10,000 in front of them. They'll happily sell out their whole town. And

00:44:02 it's not even enough to buy a used car. This need or this obsession or love of money essentially

00:44:08 has been a huge part of the problem. Let me know where the money comes from and the fiat money

00:44:12 scam. So people who are just spiritually attracted to desire and that's what they're thinking about

00:44:19 when they're going to bed at night, when they're going to work every day, it's just money for the

00:44:22 money's sake and uh the things that it will buy and never any cost or thought to the cost of what

00:44:28 it will do and what the effects of this will be or who the other people it's going to affect

00:44:31 that's a good clip i guess we could play that now regarding the the money thing or at least how

00:44:37 you know the approach to money right of like as you said when it becomes about the love of the

00:44:41 money in of itself as opposed to seeing it as being used as a means towards achieving goals

00:44:46 like you know whether we like it or not you gotta have money you gotta have resources you gotta

00:44:50 have you know manpower like to get things done or you've largely become irrelevant so the other

00:44:55 side of that flip side is like this well money is well i understand like money creation the way

00:45:00 it's created is evil like i understand that concept but money in of itself is not evil right

00:45:05 so then it becomes as you're not a good moral person uh until or when you are uh destitute and

00:45:12 own nothing and and poor and and you know that's now virtue within i mean of course that's a that

00:45:19 kind of a christian mentality that's brought that that in obviously as well you know the currency

00:45:24 used to be uh well sort of like in the roman empire you know we're going to do that go there

00:45:28 again but they would have the triumphs and stuff and uh to be a big shot back then and to be somebody

00:45:32 famous or popular celebrity you had to do something you couldn't buy your way up there you could just

00:45:37 be a rich guy that didn't really mean anything it was somebody who defeated the gauls or you know

00:45:41 protected rome from the carthaginians or whatever some kind of valor you know feat of you know uh

00:45:47 maybe military accomplishment or some kind of technological achievement or some kind of great 0.64

00:45:50 work that benefited other people and they'd throw a parade and say look at this you know great thing

00:45:53 people did that was that was what put you higher up in the social ladder not money and stuff and

00:45:58 things and now right we've completely reversed that and now money we have businessmen and you

00:46:04 know uh money goblins running everything and that's what people look up to look at that oh

00:46:08 he's got a lamborghini he's got this he's got that i've you know i don't what have they done

00:46:13 nothing you take their stock trading and they're shorting uh currencies on the stock exchange and

00:46:18 uh that's not impressive to me at all uh we used to you know build statues around you know the kind

00:46:23 of men who um did incredible things and sacrificed immensely for uh the rest of us and that's the

00:46:29 message we wanted to send to our children and the rest of us because we all embrace that mentality

00:46:34 everything improves dramatically faster because everybody's working for the collective good

00:46:38 instead of their individual greed yeah yeah there's a here's the clipper gottfried fader i

00:46:43 think his name is right the uh economist i mean we don't need a clip to tell us that libertarianism

00:46:48 is fake and gay but anyway here here it is anyway because we we all need this check this out 0.94

00:46:53 There's a bunch of talk about junk science and conspiracies. 0.99

00:47:07 UFOs, flat earths, lizard people.

00:47:10 Yeah, like the intro we played with our favorite German half Italian guy.

00:47:12 And yet, people don't notice the massive pseudo-intellectual fraud known as libertarianism.

00:47:20 Already in 1919

00:47:22 Libertarianism was

00:47:23 Comprehensively debunked by

00:47:25 Dr. Gottfried Fader

00:47:27 In his manifesto on the breaking of

00:47:29 Intra-slavery

00:47:30 Fader pointed out that there's a big difference

00:47:33 Between industrial capital and lone capital

00:47:36 Was that?

00:47:37 The song in the background is like

00:47:39 Is that that aqua band?

00:47:41 Oh is it? I remember that

00:47:42 The Danish band right from Denmark 1.00

00:47:44 Yeah I think they were the Barbie girl guys 1.00

00:47:46 Yeah that was that

00:47:47 I'm a Barbie girl

00:47:49 Oh my gosh

00:47:51 That brings back some memories

00:47:52 Unfortunately

00:47:53 Massively sideways interruption

00:47:56 Interesting

00:47:57 I don't think that's what it was

00:48:05 Was it?

00:48:05 Let's play that

00:48:05 The melody sounds like it

00:48:09 But I don't think that's it

00:48:10 But it's that band

00:48:12 Here pointed out that there's a big difference

00:48:15 between industrial capital and loan capital between real risk-taking and parasitic scamming 0.87

00:48:22 yes unlike libertarians he was speculation for the market manipulations of jews in 1933

00:48:31 vader's anti-semitic economics were implemented in a depressed

00:48:37 in central europe a few years later i can do it was third in the world

00:48:42 third in the world

00:48:43 April is International Anti-Semite 0.98

00:48:45 Appreciation Month 1.00

00:48:47 well thank you

00:48:47 that's right it's time to talk about 0.98

00:48:52 Jews

00:48:52 I think we've

00:48:54 the whole show so far it's almost been about that

00:48:56 who knows

00:48:57 is funny

00:49:00 it's for kids essentially

00:49:02 it's kind of what they say

00:49:04 it's the pipeline of fascism

00:49:05 I think most people are attracted to it because they understand

00:49:08 at least on some level intrinsically or instinctively

00:49:10 or from experience that uh we're not free we're all slaves and this is a very unfair broken uh 0.97

00:49:17 oppressive system that we're living in and people are oppressed why because you're fat and full of 0.92

00:49:22 cheese and you know watch porn all day and have netflix and so on you're not like a golden cage 0.97

00:49:26 is still a cage and um that's where we are so they want they want to be out of there and they you

00:49:31 know go to libertarianism and then shut it down and i would talk to these guys and say like well

00:49:35 that's never going to work like well why because someone like me could exist and i will take

00:49:39 everything that you own i will take me and my friends and come to your little libertarian

00:49:42 village and you'll be my slaves then because you have no way to collectively defend yourselves

00:49:46 because everyone's as well it's not my problem everybody just mind their own business and you

00:49:50 do your own thing you're just ignoring human nature that other people exist and other you

00:49:55 know uh intentions and aggressive people or the chinese show up or somebody shows up anyone 0.76

00:49:59 anywhere who's decided to just run as a team is going to roll your whole civilization of

00:50:04 libertarians very very very easily and no one will want to if they attack you you just stop

00:50:08 trading with them oh that's how we stop genghis khan i mean i think libertarians was that kind of

00:50:15 the full stop like here but no further i mean i get your point it didn't end up being that because

00:50:20 people who kind of move in that direction would luckily smarter than that but like milton friedman

00:50:27 uh what's the mises walter bloc like all these libertarians they are uh you know you know who's

00:50:33 right for the most part anyway it's naive too i think it also i think it appeals to some you know

00:50:39 you know they're intelligent and they're mature people but they are under the false assumption

00:50:43 that everybody else is like them or most people are like them and you know like i'm an adult i'm

00:50:49 not going to bother anybody i know you guys wouldn't like if we could all live somewhere

00:50:52 mind our own business it would be fine but that's not most people and you know you most people are

00:50:57 not responsible most people are lazy most people look to take advantage and take the easy way out

00:51:01 all the time and cheat and steal and lie and do all these things. So you, you need some sort of

00:51:07 organization to, uh, manage things at a bigger scale than a household. You know, managing your

00:51:11 own household as one man is, is its job in itself. Two, three, four, five is a street and then a town 0.99

00:51:17 and a city. How is this going to be collectively managed at all? It can't be done. And so there

00:51:20 has to be some sort of governing body to do this. If you want anything like a police department or

00:51:24 fire department or a hospital or transportation or anything like that. Uh, so a government is

00:51:29 then you have black black water or black black rock the whole lies laissez-faire thing right

00:51:40 that's what it was about it was literally about like how you know how to make sure that

00:51:43 the monopoly that some people managed to uh achieve could just grow bigger and bigger and

00:51:48 bigger and there were no stops government is bad standing in the way look government currently is

00:51:52 bad obviously but we've always had some type of system that runs things for a reason it's not

00:51:56 It's like you're going to reject the collective wisdom of your ancestors and every single tribe that went before you that somehow we can't just have a system where people are like deciding things or even an elite actually that's like what's good for our people and accordingly we'll make policy, you know.

00:52:17 An aristocracy that was merit-based, you know, back in the day.

00:52:20 Right, yeah.

00:52:21 Because they were the ones that did the work and they care because not everybody's the same.

00:52:24 Some people are satisfied to just work in a mine and be drunk half the day like that.

00:52:28 They're fine with it.

00:52:29 They never want to do anything more than that.

00:52:31 Fine.

00:52:31 You know, but other people want to do more things and more ambitious and they're more,

00:52:34 you know, forward thinking and they create businesses and they buy.

00:52:37 That's why they end up as being like lords and so on.

00:52:40 And all the people are employed by those people, you know, in the first place, they end up

00:52:44 kind of forming the leadership of, of the society naturally.

00:52:47 They just end up that way because it's merit-based.

00:52:49 It's, you know, not this, you know, communism equality stuff, but that's also been replaced.

00:52:54 we don't have that anymore. We have, you know, members of parliament and congressmen and people

00:52:57 like this were just installed and didn't earn anything to get in there. They're just put there

00:53:01 to be businessmen and middle manage everybody. Yeah. So the libertarianism is a disaster. And

00:53:09 within five minutes, you could just think about this and go, well, this will never work. It's

00:53:12 like taking the wheels off your car and thinking it'll be fine. We got here, everything that

00:53:16 they've inherited that they think they can continue to enjoy was constructed, created,

00:53:19 maintained and fought for by collective group actions to you know then just uh it's like taking

00:53:25 all the branches off of a tree and scattering them into the woods and say they'll all be their

00:53:28 own trees now no they'll all just die yeah all the branches and the tree will die also and that's

00:53:33 the end of that it's like feminism what's backing up libertarianism is feminism but like circling

00:53:39 around money as opposed to you know anyway uh just give up on fighting essentially yeah what like

00:53:46 who's enforcing these

00:53:48 the system who's telling

00:53:50 you that like now we're going

00:53:52 to do it this way and if someone comes in

00:53:54 to disrupt you from doing

00:53:56 it this way you have to have force

00:53:58 at the end of that there's just no other way about it

00:54:00 or you lose it you know I mean

00:54:02 anyway

00:54:04 while we're I guess

00:54:07 I was pissing off some of the 1.00

00:54:08 Christians with some of the show in the 1.00

00:54:11 church there the Catholics were 1.00

00:54:12 cocked here's another one for you answers in Genesis 0.95

00:54:14 humans all belong to one race so there's no such thing as interracial marriage there we go 0.97

00:54:19 there's only one race the human race man these uh the bible thumpers are israel zangwilling it 0.99

00:54:25 here too for us huh how about that genesis fans biology is over it's just not that's 0.99

00:54:30 biology pseudoscience now or is it why are they doing this weird because you can you can identify

00:54:35 cuban skeletons yeah racially so i don't that's weird somebody forgot to tell god

00:54:41 well yeah well exactly you can especially if you read like maybe well yeah genesis 2 but like

00:54:48 obviously the old testament which is which is the jewish uh you know specifically very ethnocentric 0.99

00:54:55 jewish orientation about kill this race and exterminate them and our race is the best one 0.98

00:54:59 or whatever how you can come to this conclusion uh anyway i i'm not gonna speculate but anyway so 0.98

00:55:06 this is the the replies were great though let me put it that way some of the replies were great

00:55:10 that we're definitely going hard at them.

00:55:13 So that's good to see.

00:55:15 You see this one? 0.75

00:55:16 There's only one race, the human race. 0.68

00:55:18 And then I'll link this one up here. 1.00

00:55:23 What in the hell? 0.88

00:55:26 It's your local goat throwing festival. 0.98

00:55:29 Don't look for it. 1.00

00:55:31 Don't look for it. 0.99

00:55:33 Phillip's a goat. 0.57

00:55:34 I forgot. 0.99

00:55:35 There's no more reasons to go to Africa.

00:55:37 Is this India or Africa?

00:55:39 I can't even tell.

00:55:39 like maybe it's like sri lanka or something it's kind of in between

00:55:42 imagine seeing this floating along on some 17th century ship some galleon in the wide

00:55:49 with binoculars what are they doing uh appear to be throwing animals around like

00:55:55 cornelius exterminate them all i think they're breaking urine sir

00:56:00 oh god it's holy yes it's very holy anyway anyway um well let's do the this was a good 0.85

00:56:08 clip you linked up on i was like harvesting you know what they everything about the internet is

00:56:11 farming and harvesting now i do i do it too i go i go to your guys's page i go what do you guys got

00:56:17 i'm taking that one this one you know yeah anyway um this was a good one uh regarding the uh yeah

00:56:24 well that's the big question right so despite all the propaganda and subversive stuff and

00:56:28 governments are replacing us major religions are working against us replacing us everything is

00:56:34 that right uh will the white man be pissed off enough that's the big question right will the

00:56:40 will whitey actually fight back here's a guy tattoo face i'm not sure who this is but i know

00:56:44 was a good was a good point let's let's uh hear him out here all right so i see a lot of people

00:56:48 talking about the fact that the white population is going down and that white people are set to

00:56:53 become a minority in the near future and essentially that white people or people of 0.96

00:56:57 european descent will go extinct i wish we could bet on this because i'm going to tell you right

00:57:01 now, that is never going to happen. I would put the house on it. This would be like investing

00:57:05 in Bitcoin in 2009. I'm sorry to burst someone. Kelsey, Polymarket, are there any bets right now

00:57:12 running? It's bubble if they don't like white people, but us going extinct is 100% never going

00:57:18 to happen. And you can look through history and see this over and over and over and over. I'll

00:57:23 break it down for you. Basically what it is is something called white dormancy. What it is is 0.50

00:57:28 when everything's good white people are docile they're happy they want everybody to come in 0.75

00:57:32 check out their stuff they're very selfless then when it reaches a certain boiling point they 0.96

00:57:37 freak the fuck out and snap and start taking over everything until they become sufficiently

00:57:42 exhausted and then they just settle down with the civilization and the things that they've 0.99

00:57:47 conquered and then they just go dormant like nothing even happened like oh it's good everything's

00:57:50 fine this can be seen with the vikings this can be seen with the napoleonic war this can be seen

00:57:55 with the british empire this can be seen with the roman empire this can be seen with 1940s germany

00:57:59 this can be seen with the hundred years war this can be seen with the crusades it just keeps

00:58:03 happening and every culture has their own conquest oriented ethic but when you look at history white

00:58:08 people just seem to do it to a very extreme extent we're just a very martial people this is something

00:58:14 that just happens over and over and over and over and over and over again so some people are like

00:58:21 are you worried about this are you how do you feel about it or should we be worried and as someone 0.96

00:58:25 who knows like the bare minimum about history no literally fucking not at all well yeah it's 0.82

00:58:31 different because technology now and they can listen no it's never going to happen so if you're 0.96

00:58:37 banking on that you either know nothing about history have a room temperature iq or you just

00:58:41 hate white people in your wishful thinking because again this literally happens non-stop like a loop 0.77

00:58:46 through history and there's not one single thing that suggests it'll ever be any different because 0.96

00:58:51 when that pressurized cooking actually pops there's no negotiating there's no slurs there's no guilt

00:58:57 there's literally nothing you can do at that point and i personally feel like in this past

00:59:02 years if we learned anything white people are 100 pressurized and cooking as we speak right now 0.90

00:59:09 so again am i worried about it ladies and gentlemen and neither should you be cooking a stew 0.66

00:59:13 all right what do you think i don't know sometimes i'm like are we the same men though

00:59:18 the chemical warfare the biological warfare the i don't know it's just i mean i i i believe in our

00:59:25 people don't get me wrong but it's not the same currently it's not the same stock is it uh i mean

00:59:34 i'm sure as is in the past it's always that's always been the case as well everyone would have

00:59:37 said this isn't the same it never is the same the challenges are always true um and this is

00:59:44 obviously very, this is an apocalyptic level

00:59:46 that we're talking about here.

00:59:47 It could go either way,

00:59:49 but I think the essence of what he's saying is true.

00:59:51 And I don't think, I think maybe some people

00:59:53 are misinterpreting it where it's like,

00:59:55 don't worry, it'll just take care of itself.

00:59:57 No, there's a lot of work to do.

00:59:58 I think he said so in some of the comments.

01:00:00 He's like, no, there's a lot of work to do, obviously.

01:00:02 What he's saying is that, but we're going to do it.

01:00:04 What's happening, in my opinion,

01:00:06 is that we're kind of Darwinism to an extent,

01:00:09 gene selecting.

01:00:10 So the people who aren't going to fight

01:00:12 and want to die, essentially, are doing so.

01:00:15 Or are traitors or just want to lay down 0.84

01:00:18 and submit to sports ball overdose or something.

01:00:21 They're going to do that.

01:00:22 And there's going to be less and less of them

01:00:23 to be in the way of the other people who want to fight

01:00:25 and will continue to live and will continue to resist.

01:00:28 So it's going to kind of shift in that way

01:00:30 where there's going to be less and less docile,

01:00:32 I don't care people.

01:00:34 They're going to be reduced in numbers.

01:00:36 And then the people who remain

01:00:37 are going to only be the ones who are the fighters.

01:00:40 And like with our guys in our groups up here and in other countries, initially, it's very small.

01:00:47 There's only a few guys that come in, but those are the hardcore ones.

01:00:50 The situation forces the most committed, the most prepared, the most courageous people to the front in the beginning, in the initial stages of that.

01:01:00 It kind of, it's like an immune system reaction or something.

01:01:04 So it's almost like as we go forward, it's going to, you're either going to sink or swim.

01:01:09 You know, and the people who survive and find a way to make it are going to be the fighters who are resourceful and have find a way to survive and continue and, and the ones who don't or not. And then eventually you're only going to be left with those resourceful fighting spirit people and they're going to be organized and they're all going to know each other because they're going to have to, to survive. And then, you know, where does that go? You think you can imagine. So, I mean, I wouldn't be doing any of this if this weren't true. Like I'm a symptom of this. I don't think it's all my responsibility or yours or anybody's to, to fix everything.

01:01:37 But in our own way, like I've, you know, had none of this been happening, I would just

01:01:41 be very easily minding my own business, you know, playing video games with my kids or

01:01:44 something and being fat, you know, watching hockey or something, right?

01:01:48 The playoffs are on right now.

01:01:49 But instead I've done, you know, all of this and there's lots of other people doing the

01:01:52 same and there's more now than there's ever been. 0.90

01:01:55 And it's kind of a reverse, sort of a similar situation to the Chinese I was thinking about

01:01:59 recently.

01:02:00 I was talking to somebody about the Japanese, like I like the Japanese, you know, the Asians

01:02:03 are generally, you know, decent, decent, they're smart, they're capable and whatever.

01:02:07 And somebody said, well, China's, you know, messed up. 0.81

01:02:10 And I said, well, China murdered everybody 0.74

01:02:12 who would fight back.

01:02:13 You know, the Maoists and the communists

01:02:16 mass murdered, I don't know,

01:02:17 60 million people or something during the purges. 0.99

01:02:20 So the DNA structure of everyone in China 0.98

01:02:23 who was like, no, I'm not putting up with it. 1.00

01:02:26 They're dead.

01:02:26 They mass murdered them all.

01:02:27 So the overwhelming majority of the people 1.00

01:02:29 who remained in China to have children

01:02:31 and for three, four generations later 0.74

01:02:33 are all obedient yes-men

01:02:35 that put their head down and do what they're told, 0.89

01:02:36 which is why china is is that way now you've got a massive amount of people who are just kind of

01:02:41 you know submit to a to a totalitarian uh government and they're fine with it because

01:02:45 that's that's the families that remain and that were left over so uh ours is kind of the opposite

01:02:50 way i think yeah tom and hawk sent five dollars the problem is not that there aren't enough of us

01:02:55 the problem is there are too many of them that can change very quickly well it can change very

01:03:00 quickly to be honest here's one more from intrusive underscore thoughts sent five dollars

01:03:05 Sometime you just have to roll the hard six

01:03:07 and become a crunchy meat popsicle.

01:03:09 Okay, okay.

01:03:11 There you go.

01:03:12 There you go.

01:03:13 But I do think it could change very quickly.

01:03:18 I mean, look, it could be a slow,

01:03:20 just grueling process as well.

01:03:22 Who knows exactly?

01:03:23 But I'm just saying there are many variables up in the air

01:03:25 and we shouldn't just, you can't just like open,

01:03:28 I see the Doom Demographics posting

01:03:31 and then Elon, you know, Doge Designer on X

01:03:34 and then elon retweets that like you were europe is dying we're running out of people you know

01:03:38 kind of thing it's like no it's just like this will correct itself at some at some portion um

01:03:44 it's not just can't just look at the statistics that well if this you know i mean yes it's true

01:03:48 i mean it's technically true if this continues all the way we will go extinct there will be no

01:03:54 no one reproducing but that's i i barring some other like type of chemical everyone goes infertile

01:04:00 or something that's not going to happen obviously and the whole plot relies and hinges upon us

01:04:05 never really activating at all it's like smothering someone to death in a nursing home with a pillow

01:04:09 uh yeah as long as they don't wake up everything's fine you know you'll get but if they do

01:04:13 you're in big trouble there's not there's not one single european country anywhere that is

01:04:18 organized and you know on its own side and committed to fighting this anywhere in the world

01:04:22 if one of them anywhere gets loose right it will you know obviously understand this the

01:04:28 gravity of the situation it's in. And then if it's smart, which of course it would be,

01:04:32 support and help others. If Poland, just as a random example, I don't really know the situation

01:04:37 in Poland, but let's say Poland just goes full hard nationalist mode and it starts funding and

01:04:43 supporting its allies in Germany and in the Czech Republic and in France and so on. And then if

01:04:47 another one, then it's over. It just snowballs from there. We're not even really trying to fight

01:04:51 back. It's like, well, you're losing. We're half asleep, rubbing our eyes, getting out of bed while

01:04:56 being punched in the face and their people are saying it's over but just hang on just give it

01:05:00 a minute we'll see we're losing plenty of we're losing plenty of battles but we haven't lost a

01:05:04 war obviously which is alerting people i mean there's entire families getting wiped out here

01:05:09 all the time and how many dead 10 and 12 year olds with their moms and dads you know pancaked

01:05:13 on the side of the road by an indian truck driver you need to see before uh you know it starts

01:05:17 getting um feisty and it's it's becoming that way i never would have believed canada would be like 1.00

01:05:22 this five years ago. Yeah. And within five years, it went from everything's fine. Don't worry about

01:05:27 it too. We got to get these Indians out of here. That's the mainstream opinion here now. Exactly. 1.00

01:05:31 Seven out of 10 Canadians hate Indians, hate them. Like people in my family and other people I've 0.97

01:05:36 known my whole life who are the sweetest, kindest women, you know, love everybody. And, you know,

01:05:42 they're coming home going, I can't take it anymore. Get these Indians out of here. I cannot handle 1.00

01:05:46 this one more minute. And they're the most tolerant, empathetic, nice, loving people that

01:05:49 i've ever met and they can't handle it so uh this this cannot continue forever and they're going to

01:05:55 you know replace most people in the government with they're already halfway doing there 0.96

01:05:59 the military is being completely replaced by migrants like that's the now the state policy 0.81

01:06:03 they want 300 000 armed migrants to suppress the population that's that's the dmd policy 0.84

01:06:08 and um the police as well like we're also going to be here like these changes they're going to

01:06:13 make are going to happen in the next five to ten years i'm i'm only 40 uh you know and there's a

01:06:18 lot of guys people that are 15 16 17 8 you know 20s they're not going anywhere so we're going to

01:06:23 eventually reach this point where are we they can't even pretend that it's not what we're saying 0.99

01:06:27 it is and uh you know it's it'll be one protest or one demonstration one thing away where an indian

01:06:34 cop shoots somebody's dad or mom or kid or something and then you can't uh the genie doesn't

01:06:41 go back in that in that bottle you know and then it's uh and it couldn't it might not even have to

01:06:46 be here i mean this the southport murders in the uk uh went around the world you know and that

01:06:50 you don't see the effects uh because nothing ever happens right it does not going to happen

01:06:55 overnight but i guarantee that a lot of people were moved and changed by by seeing that happen

01:07:01 they're watching they're paying attention they're kind of waiting in the wings and i get you know

01:07:05 look it's late it's late in the game but uh as i said that doesn't mean that somehow we're just

01:07:11 going to roll over and give up i think collectively you know some some will obviously

01:07:15 they already have they don't care but i mean it's about we care about the ones that have a will to

01:07:19 life and want to actually fight that's what's important and you you need that immense pressure

01:07:23 to be cheesy but that's how you make diamonds henry you know you need that intense amount of

01:07:27 if it was a slight bit of a struggle you don't get the effort you have to almost go to like an

01:07:33 existential do or die crisis to get the top peak performance and effort out of someone that's

01:07:39 really when it just that's when it matters other the other stuff is just kind of what is the that

01:07:43 as you said we're just surfing of the success of others and now of course it's you know no

01:07:48 we have passed the point of like where that success now has become a you know not a vice

01:07:53 maybe but like an inhibitor of sorts but then at the same time we're being royally screwed over in

01:07:58 every you know area basically um which is spurring people then therefore to do something to change

01:08:05 this is it's almost like you know they're pushing us up against the wall and i'm almost like thank

01:08:10 you for that we we actually need we need this well they're it's funny they call us the

01:08:14 corporations they're the ones accelerating it had they had they maintained the program

01:08:17 2005 or 10 and just kept pace with that you could have it would have taken another 40 50 years but

01:08:24 you would have got there because everyone would have been comfortable enough to justify not

01:08:27 dealing it not doing anything about it but instead they did 40 years of progress in about

01:08:32 four years and now you can't even afford a house like um i have that clip i want to play that from

01:08:37 toronto by the way luckily i've my children and their mom are housed and have that but had i not

01:08:43 gotten into the real estate market uh i couldn't now if you had half a if you had five hundred

01:08:49 thousand dollars that's not enough money to get a mortgage in canada because you still need another

01:08:52 three or four hundred thousand dollar loan that you're not gonna be able to pay it's three or

01:08:57 three thousand dollars a month and so half a million dollars isn't even enough to get you

01:09:00 anywhere to live in any major city in this country. The average, the house I bought when I moved here

01:09:05 out of the army was about $250,000 in 2017. And now it's worth about $800,000. I didn't do anything

01:09:10 to it. I put a new roof on it. I could not have afforded it then. And it's only been less than

01:09:14 10 years. So almost every Canadian who's, if you're not a millionaire, you're priced out of

01:09:20 the market now. And that's not going to change anytime soon. So where does that go? You've got

01:09:27 an entire generation of people i can't imagine being 19 or 20 uh you get out of high school to

01:09:31 do what you can't work where with what job and why because you're never going to have enough

01:09:36 money to do anything other than pay taxes and be a slave so uh your options are suicide or fighting

01:09:42 and that's again going to filter out hence the uh what is what do you call that just uh

01:09:48 inflation is that what it's called uh devalued position of uh and of course here we are so

01:09:54 but streamer that's what people want they want to be youtubers and streamers and they just want to

01:09:58 do things online they want to they want to far farming used to be as we said putting seeds in

01:10:02 the ground you know harvesting but now it's like content farming and i would say it's like this

01:10:06 weird digital reality that we're in i don't mind asking what that is like are you making money

01:10:11 there's like i i don't really i don't make very good money no and i've spent almost everything i

01:10:16 own in like legal you know uh defenses and so on and it's not this is not a way to go if you're

01:10:20 trying to make money this isn't the way to do it this is not a good i'm saying it's different i

01:10:23 mean you you put on a you have a i even hate the term show but like it's it's a program right like

01:10:28 you you want to inspire people you want to help to wake people up you also want to keep them 0.74

01:10:32 informed and yes it's partially entertaining as we're on this fucking crazy you know surf surf

01:10:38 adventure together on the kali yuga wave here but anyway but what i'm saying is like this you see 0.92

01:10:43 these streamers that come on they sit there all fucking like seven eight nine hours 73 16 cent 0.85

01:10:49 twenty dollars jeremy for fewer jeremy for fewer double romans there you go nice thank you appreciate 0.83

01:10:56 that um but yeah it's a it's a weird uh it's a weird time i mean but i will not do it i mean

01:11:02 if they want to be you know content creators or whatever i mean uh people need it's it's something

01:11:06 you need you know art and and the spirit is as important as you know productivity and agriculture

01:11:11 and industry because if you don't if your heart is dead and your spirit is dead you'll have nothing

01:11:15 You won't have any will to fight anyway.

01:11:17 If your morale doesn't exist, what's the point?

01:11:20 So, you know, keeping that alive is very important.

01:11:23 I encourage people, if you're a musician, if you're an artist,

01:11:24 if you're a writer, anything,

01:11:26 and you want to contribute something, you should.

01:11:28 Because we don't have anything.

01:11:29 We don't have our own spaces.

01:11:30 We don't have our own programs.

01:11:31 We don't have our own...

01:11:31 Nothing.

01:11:32 Organizations, nothing.

01:11:33 Built nowhere we can go.

01:11:35 Nothing is just ours.

01:11:36 And these little internet spaces like mine and yours and elsewhere,

01:11:40 this is basically what we're down to.

01:11:42 this is where you go to find the rest of the people like you now because it's not out there

01:11:47 it's illegal or it's bad you know it's uh evil and you're not allowed to do it so where do you

01:11:52 you know go to where everybody knows your name as they used to say and uh we were out just the

01:11:56 other day errands and getting stuff and i didn't i i live here i'm from here and i don't know where

01:12:02 all the canadians are they're not in the gas stations they're not in the malls they're not

01:12:05 in the stores they're just nowhere i mean they're around but it's it's you don't feel at home and

01:12:11 you don't feel comfortable and there's nowhere uh i miss that i miss seeing other just canadian

01:12:15 people who are in my age range or speak my language and have the same east coast accent and

01:12:21 we may hey did you see this or that happen and we would just have conversations but that just 0.85

01:12:25 doesn't happen anymore it's hello welcome to starbucks connecticut like i fucking that's every 0.98

01:12:30 interaction everywhere so it's just go out of the house get what you need and get to get the hell 0.98

01:12:34 back as fast as possible yeah and um and and you just die we we drop power and strength from each

01:12:40 other as as a collective you need to you know speak to other people and you get ideas you get

01:12:44 excited about stuff together and that generates energy you bring other people in that's why we

01:12:48 had these community centers and halls and in churches and things were important because that's

01:12:51 where you know that's where the folkish energy is this is what it always been uh i mean yes we've

01:13:00 lost that but but but you're true it's it's true it's it's in the in the in the meantime as we're

01:13:04 because we've look we don't even i make that point all the time we don't even have a people

01:13:08 in that sense anymore we've been stripped of everything we're atomized and isolated and all

01:13:13 that kind of stuff and i was like now we have to kind of like piece this back together again and

01:13:17 yeah we're using uh the means that we can right now in terms of community not us using the means 0.76

01:13:23 of communication that we can would be literally retarded but it's not the end game it's literally 0.88

01:13:27 just the beginning process of something that will grow into something and again it's not like that

01:13:32 guy said it's not just going to happen automatically it's you have to do the work it's just it's there

01:13:36 for you to do correct and it's sort of happened with the convoy or the post uh you know the covid

01:13:41 lockdown area in canada and it just became a lot of these gatherings and freedom they're just kind

01:13:46 of parties uh but people kept doing them and it was a lot of drinking and you know that kind of

01:13:50 stuff but it was also it was a lot of like pressure valve stress release because people

01:13:53 were locked in their homes and couldn't go anywhere and we've largely returned to that

01:13:56 every everybody i know is depressed uh a moderate amount or a severe amount and i think a big part

01:14:02 of that is because what do you do? You work if you have a job and you're not going to be able

01:14:06 to afford anything. You go home to be miserable, to think about going to a job that you're going

01:14:09 to work forever to never be able to afford anything. And you can't, there's nobody to

01:14:12 talk to. There's nowhere to go. There's nothing to do. There's nothing to enjoy because everything

01:14:15 is some sort of parade for indigenous rights or, you know, whatever. It's not nothing for you 0.97

01:14:21 anymore. So you just kind of feel like the kid at school that nobody wants to talk to. And I think

01:14:25 that's what most people in the country are starting to feel like. So it's imperative that

01:14:29 we bring that back and start creating our own you know whatever just an event of some just go have

01:14:33 some hamburgers and just hang out with people and you know re-engage with each other because that's

01:14:37 you know that's basically the engine that generates everything that we do is uh being in each other's

01:14:43 presence and sharing each other's uh energy yeah i agree correct uh let me take a couple of these

01:14:48 here real quick you got some donos thank you guys we appreciate it uh ronald b simply just says nice

01:14:53 important work well thank you ronald appreciate that uh very kind of you we had one here from

01:14:57 nascar i think as well who said red ice is my favorite podcast ever there's nobody that

01:15:03 compares you never wear weird suits or talk about imaginary talking animals you're very normal and

01:15:11 mentally stable ham legs very stable well thank you nascar i appreciate that is that a stab at

01:15:18 philip right there is that what i'm hearing i don't know it's not a cartoon no it's it's it's

01:15:22 it's an item from an earth store that no longer exists and has magic powers i was gonna don't

01:15:27 have like a moomin troll here somewhere we can do a talking character somewhere moomin foomin

01:15:31 all right yeah my ex-wife an inside joke and then uh like a while later i was like where was that

01:15:37 store anyway she's like oh it was we went it was gone i was like the store that she bought and i

01:15:42 could never find it i had the community was like reverse image searching it looking for on the

01:15:46 internet no one can find it anywhere so i'm like did you get this from needful things or

01:15:50 buys it oh this is great turns around it was never there it's an elapidated building look

01:15:57 what happened you know uh i remember that one that's funny um okay so we got that you mentioned

01:16:02 the clip there we got to play that then the toronto area um and it's funny he says normal

01:16:08 people normal people meaning the ones buying yeah just normal just normal and canadian yeah before

01:16:15 A couple of years ago now, maybe two, it was a leaked report, but, you know, did they want it out or not?

01:16:22 I don't know.

01:16:22 But the RCMP is the federal police here.

01:16:25 It's like the FBI and it's more of an all-in-one institution, very politically biased and corrupt and not great.

01:16:32 You know, my least favorite police organization.

01:16:35 But their assessment was there is going to be civil unrest at a minimum very soon because the facts on the ground are that people don't have a future.

01:16:45 They'll never be able to own a home, which is devastating because how do you, how do you,

01:16:49 you're going to bring a girl home to your mom and dad's house and live in the basement and

01:16:52 raise a family in there. Like that's just not going to happen. So, you know, just the inability

01:16:57 to have a dignified life. You know, when my dad was growing up or even when I was a kid, like if

01:17:02 you just had a job, you know, you could work at a grocery store. Like you're a part-time manager

01:17:06 of a grocery store. You could get a mortgage. You're not going to live in a mansion, but you

01:17:09 could get a decent, you know, modest little house and be fine. That's no longer a possibility. So

01:17:14 what's the quality of life there and why should people work these thankless jobs and pay these 0.99

01:17:20 backbreaking taxes and climate change and pay for Ukraine, all that, when they can't even afford 0.87

01:17:24 basic things that every generation of everyone has already always had. Like people would rather 0.92

01:17:30 go back to the 1800s and live in a log cabin somewhere on an acreage. At least it would be

01:17:34 theirs. It beats this. So there's going to be a very serious problem. And the Canadian state

01:17:40 doesn't have any any men there's no army there's no cops it's just there's bare bones so they want

01:17:45 to mass recruit 300 000 migrants and give them guns in two weekends of basic training that's it

01:17:50 and that's going to serve as the as the security state coming up in this clip you're about to play

01:17:55 is exactly why yeah let's check this out and we'll have more to comment on this after how long would

01:17:59 it take a normal person such as you've described a person with it with a good solid full-time job

01:18:06 how long would it take them to save up the minimum down payment on a home in toronto

01:18:10 Well, if we look at just the GTA, particularly Toronto, the reality is they never could.

01:18:15 That's the reality today.

01:18:16 Even with falling prices, even with prices have fallen like 26% in the GTA, they still couldn't.

01:18:21 If you're running about $110,000, $115,000 income, you have to pay rent, you have to eat, you have to live, you pay taxes.

01:18:29 You could not possibly accumulate a satisfactory down payment for a house price that's still like sort of just under $1 million.

01:18:37 Even if you could, would you be able to qualify for the mortgage?

01:18:41 No.

01:18:41 Okay, so a normal person with a normal job cannot save up the down payment or qualify for the mortgage.

01:18:47 So we're back to now mom and dad.

01:18:50 In Ontario, they are absent from our practice, yes.

01:18:53 Absent from your practice.

01:18:54 How about British Columbia?

01:18:55 They were absent sooner in British Columbia.

01:18:57 Some of the other larger cities, Calgary, Edmonton, that are not in...

01:19:01 Well, Calgary may have caught the Toronto virus, so we'll see what happens. 0.52

01:19:05 The biggest change in the third virus I've been in the mortgage business is that much more normal salaried people could buy houses 30 years ago.

01:19:13 The difference is striking. 0.71

01:19:14 It was quite normal for the produce manager at a grocery store and a part-time nurse to be able to easily find, get 5% together and buy a home and comfortably manage it quite successfully.

01:19:27 Those days are gone.

01:19:28 Those days are gone.

01:19:30 That's it.

01:19:31 Well, for now.

01:19:32 Obviously for now, temporarily.

01:19:33 But mass deportation is this one magical button that we can press that would solve, like, you know, I mean, not everything, but like 90, 95% of the issues right now. 1.00

01:19:48 Like, even the birth rates in and of itself is, like, down to the fact that, like, it's just too many Indians or Africans or Arabs or whatever it is, right, everywhere, and no one wants to have kids in those circumstances. 1.00

01:20:00 and then you bring them in it's only a temporary fix anyway and they also stop having kids after 1.00

01:20:05 a certain while but of course the replacement is still kind of successful unfortunately within that

01:20:09 but um no it's it's this is going to have real consequences and people are going to get

01:20:16 fucking angry and um and and so be it um we didn't choose this path but they're doing it to us and 0.69

01:20:23 and there's going to be consequences for it i think yeah i mean you can't it's this is a crazy 0.97

01:20:28 thing to ask people to accept just just exist and and support me the fat epstein class i i love that

01:20:35 term that does a it's an indigenous uh premier like a governor up here uh mentioned he called

01:20:40 them the epstein class and of course the usual suspects what do you mean the epstein class i 0.98

01:20:44 mean you i mean the child fucking uh political monsters and uh primarily a lot of jews a lot 0.98

01:20:49 of money that like to do these things that's that's what he means you know why we instead of 0.99

01:20:53 instead of saying, what do you, there is an episode, what is, what is this? No, we're just

01:20:57 going to, you know, be a, be offended that you would dare acknowledge that that any of that is

01:21:02 happening. Yes. Work to death forever to support those people. So you can live in an inside of an

01:21:07 old, you know, Toyota hatchback in a parking lot with a bunch of fentanyl addicts. That's this

01:21:11 future. That's what they want you to accept. And if you don't like it, you're an extremist

01:21:14 and they're bringing hate speech legislation and guns are banned and all of this crazy stuff. So

01:21:19 it's just, it's like they want, it's, they want to, you know, some sort of revolt and people

01:21:23 think that, oh, don't fight back. That's what they want you to do. Or why? So then they'll

01:21:27 genocide you. It's not what they want. They're, they're impotent cretins. They think they believe

01:21:34 that like, well, we'll just make it illegal and then it'll be done. This is always what they've

01:21:37 done in every, every other time period. They, they, they're not creative. They don't know how

01:21:41 to, uh, um, you know, get what they want. Otherwise they just use force, do what we want

01:21:46 or we'll hurt you. Well, we'll make that illegal. We'll put you in jail. You're not going to say

01:21:48 that. You're not allowed to wear that. You're not allowed to look that way. You're not allowed to

01:21:51 talk to him. You're not allowed to, that's how they do everything. But in a way, it's actually

01:21:56 you creating the perfect weapon because you're narrowing the field of activity and things people

01:22:00 can do to eventually, each time you do it, there's a cost. The people see this and realize, well,

01:22:06 you're doing a little bit of tyrannical nonsense here and not just the peasant class, but there

01:22:10 are some people in judiciary and judges, lawyers, doctors, everywhere who are going to look sideways

01:22:17 at it and go, what are we doing? There's going to be a percentage of people that you're carving

01:22:20 off each time you take an extra step to enforce this madness. And the people who are fighting you

01:22:26 are obviously not going to give up. They're just going to find another way around or under or to

01:22:31 go between whatever new obstacle you've put in the way. And then again, you're going to try to

01:22:35 find an even more extreme way to shut them down, which is going to create more enemies. And it's

01:22:39 just going to keep building this tension until it blows up in their face. There was a guy,

01:22:44 what was his name? Goebbels said something about this. That's just what happens. It's just human

01:22:52 nature. You can't do this to people rather than tell, this is why we have to do this. Let's have

01:22:57 a discussion and we'll bring you around to our way of thinking. And you'll see that this is why

01:23:01 this makes sense. We have to do this. It's better for everyone. That's not what's happening. It's

01:23:05 do what we want or we'll hurt you. That should just be the government of Canada's slogan or

01:23:09 everyone's really yeah it it lasts for just so long before the eventuality arises that it's

01:23:17 always been a dictatorship and an iron fist in a in a velvet glove right and it's like kind of 0.93

01:23:22 no no it's where we you know put you to sleep and i mean it's swedish societies remember it's very 0.88

01:23:28 much like that as well right but at the end of that it's it's a it's a metal baton a rod across 0.99

01:23:33 your face you know i mean like you get back in line exactly but it's the mask that keeps them

01:23:39 safe, because that's what allows people to lie to

01:23:41 themselves and say, no, that's just a sweet old lady 1.00

01:23:43 who's looking out for me. You know, that's the

01:23:45 whole government precarious. But then it's forced to

01:23:47 take the mask off and reveal itself to be this 0.99

01:23:49 disgusting monster. And that's 0.99

01:23:51 what, you know, is going to

01:23:53 encourage and embolden people to attack

01:23:55 it, because it's hideous and evil.

01:23:57 It was the perception that it's

01:23:59 not those things, because that's always what they've said.

01:24:01 I used to, I made a video years ago,

01:24:03 it said, force a tyrant to act

01:24:05 like one, you know, rather than

01:24:07 just make them be them

01:24:09 and everyone will see what they really are

01:24:11 because it's the lie

01:24:13 that this is a democratic

01:24:14 people's republic or something

01:24:17 that this is a lie

01:24:19 but they want you to believe that and you get

01:24:21 them to expose the lie by making

01:24:23 them prove that it is by acting like

01:24:25 maniacs and you do that just by pushing

01:24:27 their buttons and walk up to whatever the line

01:24:29 is and just stand there and that's too

01:24:31 that makes them too uncomfortable

01:24:33 so they'll move the line back and back and back

01:24:35 and they'll use that baton 0.97

01:24:36 to hit anybody that walks near it 0.98

01:24:38 and more and more people notice.

01:24:39 It's just, it's inevitable.

01:24:41 But again, it doesn't,

01:24:42 it's not even,

01:24:42 if it was just Canada

01:24:43 or just the United States,

01:24:44 it's every country everywhere.

01:24:46 Yeah, right.

01:24:47 And it's only going to take one to get loose.

01:24:50 And then that's it.

01:24:52 Like you,

01:24:52 God forbid for them,

01:24:55 multiple ones at once.

01:24:57 And even not even just get loose,

01:24:58 reach a point where

01:24:59 there's a competing faction

01:25:00 for influence or power in the country

01:25:02 that's not easily controlled

01:25:05 by the state and then um that's we're going to be going to some serious some interesting places

01:25:10 then i think i think what's uh we're getting close to the end of the sort of grassroots organizing

01:25:15 phase and then it's somebody somewhere is eventually going to find a way to crack it crack

01:25:19 the egg and then it's yeah it's copycat time because if it works here it'll work everywhere

01:25:23 else and so on yeah it's just that the secret sauce the formula right kind of thing like this

01:25:29 oh first you know and which i i felt that for such a long time we we're trying everything and

01:25:34 And we're throwing everything at the wall, and at some point, something will stick, and something will work.

01:25:40 I mean, again, I'm not saying this is the thing, but it is an interesting, noteworthy thing.

01:25:47 I mean, they have some internal problems, but like Restore Britain is an interesting phenomenon, for example, in the UK.

01:25:51 Like, where it just pops up, it's like, what the hell is this?

01:25:54 And I'm not saying that that's the solution to it, but I'm saying, clearly, just with them being in the political environment there,

01:25:59 Look, I'm not sure if they're even registered as a real party yet, but still, they're certainly driving the narrative forward.

01:26:06 They're certainly able to talk about things that never was even on the docket of discourse in the UK ever before, right?

01:26:12 And I don't think politics has any chance.

01:26:15 Like, I don't think any election, like, that's just never going to work.

01:26:19 I don't think so either.

01:26:20 But in the meantime, you can use it, right?

01:26:22 Yeah, well, what it does do is it brings all these people onto the same boat on a team, on an organization, working with the same kind of effort towards the same objective.

01:26:31 And then when it inevitably doesn't work and they just get banned, they get made illegal, they assassinate the leader or something, they're not all just going to go, oh, well, and go back to playing Call of Duty all day.

01:26:42 They're going to look for, well, now we've got to try something else or do something else.

01:26:44 Now, this core group of people that has been assembled under that initial effort remains there.

01:26:49 And so you don't go back to zero.

01:26:50 when they knock you down you don't go right back to zero you maybe go back to one yeah or two and

01:26:55 then if they get back up to seven or eight you can knock down to four and it's just going to keep uh

01:26:58 again it's i don't i don't think politics is going to work because of how hopelessly corrupted

01:27:03 and bad it is but it's bringing the people that we need to to fight back into the same tent and

01:27:08 once we get enough of these tents together and cross-communicating and working together that

01:27:12 i think uh solutions are going to start to prevent present themselves and opportunities

01:27:17 I agree. NASCAR said

01:27:19 310 of the invaders

01:27:20 I wanted to play this one too

01:27:23 we're going to take a break in a little bit

01:27:25 Jeremy are you joining us for After Flash in a little bit here?

01:27:28 We'll take a little break here. Awesome

01:27:29 I wanted to play this one because it kind of ties in 0.98

01:27:31 with the Epstein class 0.97

01:27:33 and all that kind of stuff too but end stage

01:27:35 democracy 101. I think this is

01:27:37 Caspian Report I think

01:27:39 the YouTube channel is

01:27:40 let's play a couple of minutes or a few minutes

01:27:43 of this here. This is a pretty good clip

01:27:44 In the United States and democratic states like it, power does not rest primarily in

01:27:53 individuals, armies, or even elected leaders. It rests in institutions. Courts, parliaments,

01:28:00 central banks, and civil services outlast administrations and personalities. They provide

01:28:07 continuity, stability, predictability, and above all, restraint. These institutions turn raw power

01:28:15 into durable authority by enforcing rules, settling disputes, and signaling consistency to

01:28:22 citizens, markets, and allies alike. This is America's real strength. Not moral purity or

01:28:29 flawless leadership, but institutions that are trusted to function even when leaders fail.

01:28:35 And so long as those institutions hold public trust, Americans will be capable of absorbing shocks, no matter the scale or scope.

01:28:45 However, the minute the institutions betray that trust, power will start to hollow from within.

01:28:51 The Epstein files reveal a growing gap between formal democratic institutions and informal elite power networks.

01:29:00 Technically, the formal institutions are responsible for keeping a lid on things

01:29:05 and preventing the emergence of informal power networks.

01:29:08 But the Epstein files prove that those institutions failed.

01:29:13 Think of the FBI's lousy investigation and the political cover-up.

01:29:18 Some context is needed here, though.

01:29:20 You see, by its very nature, intelligence agencies must operate in secrecy,

01:29:25 not as a flaw, but as a requirement.

01:29:28 Human intelligence is built on deception. Transparency would destroy it.

01:29:34 However, democracies depend on the opposite premise, that institutions ultimately answer to the public.

01:29:41 The Epstein files sit precisely at this fault line.

01:29:45 The files are partially released, the names are redacted, and agencies neither confirm nor deny involvement.

01:29:53 All of this produces what is called institutional ambiguity, which is perhaps the most dangerous state for a democracy.

01:30:02 In fact, institutional ambiguity may be even worse than open corruption and more corrosive than outright authoritarianism.

01:30:10 In a corrupt system, people still understand how power works.

01:30:14 In an authoritarian one, fear provides clarity.

01:30:18 But in an ambiguous system, citizens, officials, markets and allies all begin to guess.

01:30:25 Laws may exist on paper, but their enforcement becomes selective and unpredictable.

01:30:31 The government still holds authority, but no one knows where the limits are.

01:30:36 As a result, the elites begin to operate on assumptions rather than rules.

01:30:41 Over time, courts lose the ability to enforce laws, and prosecution becomes a matter of bargaining.

01:30:48 Investigations grind to a halt as the relevant agencies turn into tools of the elite.

01:30:55 Meanwhile, accountability becomes a thing of the past, as citizens come to believe the entire government machinery exists to shield the powerful.

01:31:05 From the outside, the state appears intact, but from the inside, the government slowly loses legitimacy.

01:31:12 Power drifts away from institutions and into informal, unaccountable networks operating beyond public scrutiny.

01:31:20 This is precisely why the Epstein files are so dangerous.

01:31:25 They expose structural stress.

01:31:27 And as long as things remain unaddressed, the files will harden the delegitimization of institutions, deepen distrust of intelligence agencies, and erode democratic consent.

01:31:40 We've seen this de-evolution of states numerous times, and it's particularly dangerous to democracies, more so than any foreign threat.

01:31:49 Empires, after all, don't collapse when the truth is revealed, but when the lie stops working.

01:31:56 yep good point um and that's where we're at it's a crisis of legitimacy and again they have

01:32:03 100 and you could argue this is kind of maybe not always has how it has been run but there's

01:32:10 always been kind of a secret society maybe or some type of you know kind of hidden hand you know at

01:32:16 least if not fully controlling things at least attempting to do it and to a very degree of

01:32:20 success managed to do those things but now with like this just being right in the open and just

01:32:26 in front of everybody and just uh it's just a my god what a what a disaster you know for them

01:32:32 obviously i think most people would instinctively understand and agree and consent to the idea that

01:32:38 there's an adult warrior software sent five hours awesome to see jay mac on the best program in the

01:32:43 usa we are connected by the kootenays we can all fight the claw together we are brothers north and

01:32:49 south fighting the same demons that's right occupied sorry about that yeah i got picked

01:32:53 picked it up death to the claw oh right the adult table kind of thing yeah um you know there's

01:33:00 always going to be it's just unrealistic to think there's not going to be like a more elite part of

01:33:05 society that maybe has a disproportionate amount of influence like a bit you know what i mean

01:33:08 it's not to say they should be uh you know untouchable you know godlike figures but they

01:33:14 didn't child sex island was that's not part of the uh that's just how it is we have to accept that

01:33:21 that's just not uh no that was never part of the deal i don't think anybody's ever going to be okay

01:33:25 with that and it reminds me of uh i think it was like maybe a made-up quote or me i don't know but 0.73

01:33:30 but the fact that it kind of ended up there to keep the scheme going is is a fucking insane

01:33:39 revelation but anyway go ahead uh i think it was a made-up quote but i like it anyway because it's 0.63

01:33:44 it's very true regardless if it was said or not that uh i think it was george bush senior that

01:33:48 was mistributed to this like if the american people knew what we got up to if they knew what

01:33:52 actually happened what was going on you know they would be killing us in the streets by tomorrow

01:33:57 um and that's why it's ruled by the law not the rule of the jungle remember that quote that was

01:34:03 bush in here too remember the rule of law it's very this is very lee it's all legal okay it's

01:34:07 It's very on the books about all of this, you know. 0.98

01:34:09 Okay, cocaine, crap, trafficking, murder, man. 0.99

01:34:14 Give me a break. 0.99

01:34:15 Oh, yeah, it's, yeah, it's just,

01:34:18 that's one thing they won't accept.

01:34:19 You know, people accept crime, corruption.

01:34:21 It is what it is.

01:34:22 But child predators is like universally reviled

01:34:25 in any country, anywhere.

01:34:28 I think that's generally any hundred random people.

01:34:31 And if you ask them in any country

01:34:33 from any continent at any time period,

01:34:34 what do you think we should do

01:34:35 with people who are just child predators? 1.00

01:34:36 Kill them. 1.00

01:34:37 We've got to kill those people. 1.00

01:34:38 That's 7 out of 10, the instinctive knee-jerk reaction. 1.00

01:34:42 Men, women, everybody.

01:34:43 And the current rulers we live under now

01:34:46 treat that like that's a crazy thing to say

01:34:48 when it's the most commonly held extreme position on Earth.

01:34:52 Yeah, right.

01:34:53 Oh, my gosh.

01:34:54 All right.

01:34:54 Anyway, this is a good segment here.

01:34:56 Charles Turner Jr. over on Ko-Fi.

01:34:57 Thank you, sir.

01:34:58 Appreciate it.

01:34:59 Sounds a super chat.

01:35:00 Good show, Henrik and Jeremy.

01:35:01 It's great to see you here as well.

01:35:02 Or Jeremy, it's good.

01:35:03 Great to see you here as well.

01:35:04 Since you mentioned what it is like in Canada, 0.94

01:35:06 it's even worse than i thought indian trucks kill canucks that's right in all our countries the 1.00

01:35:12 solution will not be political because how fake and gay the system is and this kind of stuff 0.98

01:35:16 exposes it it really but it's also the yeah it's end stage late stage democracy i mean it is the 0.96

01:35:22 god that failed as hoppe said right but still it's like this the impression that's like somehow

01:35:27 you're represented and we're all in this together and then you learn you know through the hard way

01:35:32 that it's like it was never that and it was never meant to be that and it was never you know it's

01:35:36 just it's to inflict as much damage for as long as possible it's the same with denying the

01:35:41 replacement right instead of you now engaging in like well what do we do about it the the engagement

01:35:48 for any people is to try to prove that it's even real you see how they how they move the the goal

01:35:52 posts you know i mean and and that's just simply to delay it so that they will inflict maximum pain

01:35:57 from that policy, right?

01:36:00 Yeah, you're slow, you're bleeding.

01:36:02 And don't worry about that.

01:36:03 Read this book or look at that.

01:36:05 Like the longer you take to address the bleeding,

01:36:06 the more likely it is you're not going to have enough time

01:36:08 to save yourself.

01:36:09 And in democracy, maybe it's a good idea.

01:36:12 It works, it can work in an ethnically homogenous society 0.52

01:36:15 where everybody's on the same team and family tree.

01:36:18 And you may have some minorities here, 0.93

01:36:19 but they're not anywhere near numbers and strength

01:36:22 and organizational influence or power to go against the will

01:36:26 of the people who live there. But that's not what we have. And again, the love of money.

01:36:32 Our social currency should be honor and sacrifice. What have they done? Why are you in charge?

01:36:39 Because they did this, this, or that. And you go, holy shit, that guy sounds awesome. Or good for 0.99

01:36:43 her. That's amazing. That's incredible. Well, yeah, they should be. They've demonstrated a

01:36:47 leadership capacity or a self-sacrificial character trait or something that is what

01:36:53 leaders are are made of we don't have any leaders you know the so-called leader the political class

01:36:58 they're just businessmen they're just opportunists and and they're actors reading a script they don't

01:37:02 know what they're talking about i've gotten in personal uh you know twitter fights with people

01:37:06 like the former member the the president the uh sorry the leader of the conservative party who

01:37:11 was just just a couple years ago uh was running an election to be the prime minister and now he's

01:37:17 in his sweatpants arguing with my girlfriend on twitter all day he doesn't know anything about

01:37:21 anything. Like he turned down a $25,000 offer from us to any charity of his choice for Christmas.

01:37:27 No strings attached. All you had to do is show up for an hour and debate me. And he wouldn't do it

01:37:31 because he can't do it because he would be humiliated. And he knows that. They don't

01:37:34 actually know anything. They're all curated as useful idiots and given things to read and told 1.00

01:37:40 how they're all doing a good job. None of them have earned their way in there. They are not 0.99

01:37:43 capable. They don't have any skills or any real ability. It's all just Mr. Potato Head kind of

01:37:49 cut and paste. So if the society was, you know, how it used to be that, you know, you had some

01:37:55 sort of achievement or accomplishment or reason to be considered for contention for some sort of

01:37:59 leadership position, then people like that are way less likely. I'm not saying it's never going

01:38:03 to happen, but way less likely to sell their country out for money and ruin people and screw

01:38:08 people over. You know, somebody who did, you know, a career in the military or the police or

01:38:12 healthcare or some sort of, you know, dangerous or self-sacrificial or not a great go. It's not

01:38:19 You're not going to get a palace and a mansion, but, um, you know, they've got something behind

01:38:23 them that says this person is, you know, unless they're running a 20 year con job, it's fairly

01:38:28 safe to say they do care at least on some level, uh, about the people around them. So it's, they're

01:38:33 probably okay to consider them, you know, maybe they can be the mayor or so on or so forth, but

01:38:37 that's not, it's all, they've got money and that guy knows that guy and that guy fell out of a 0.99

01:38:41 magic vagina. So he should be in charge. That's, you know, that's horribly flawed. So money is 0.99

01:38:46 running the society, not, not, you know, that should be the rule of the day. It should be,

01:38:56 you know, the honor and the integrity and the ability of, you know, demonstration of

01:39:01 sacrifice for the people is why you're considered for those positions and not because of how much

01:39:05 money you have and who you can bribe and stuff. That has to be, you know, torn out of society.

01:39:11 You know, they used to say, they used to say, you know, get money out of politics. There's too

01:39:14 much money in politics there shouldn't be any money in politics i've long held contention that

01:39:18 if you're a member of parliament or congress or whatever like nancy pelosi's you know making more

01:39:23 money than uh berkshire hathaway and warren buffett somehow not because she's cheating or

01:39:27 corrupt oh she's just very smart um they should make the median or of whatever like if you're the 0.86

01:39:34 uh you're the you're representative for you know delaware what does the average man or woman

01:39:38 have a full-time job make in delaware well congratulations that's what you get paid now

01:39:42 if you want to get paid more than that well then raise the standard of living for the people in

01:39:45 delaware you're making a little bit more money yeah you don't want to do that go find another 0.98

01:39:48 fucking job you know go go start a business then go be a businessman go you know go try and have 0.99

01:39:53 a career at the ufc i don't know but uh this is not for you you don't come to serve the people 1.00

01:39:58 to get rich that's not what this is for that's like they even get a lifetime pension after that 0.96

01:40:03 even like look at uh swalwell who was just ousted right after all the you know bullshit he's how

01:40:08 many years was he in there now he's going to have and he's a young guy too right he's not like an

01:40:12 octogenarian like most of them but he's going to have a pension a huge salary for the rest of his 0.84

01:40:17 life you know from congress it's ridiculous and balzerian for congress there you go there you go 0.92

01:40:22 i'll say get that to me but we'll get to that story later i have it in terms of the top anti-semitism 0.98

01:40:27 get the timber is high up there she's a retard but she's our retard yeah dan's number one did you 0.89

01:40:31 yeah he is number one do you get do you see this one here here we go so we'll do this last story 0.98

01:40:35 and then we'll take a break

01:40:36 and then we'll switch to afterflash here.

01:40:37 But Palantir Inc.'s $300 million deal

01:40:42 with the USDA to safeguard the food supply.

01:40:46 Safeguard.

01:40:46 Ouch.

01:40:47 Really now?

01:40:48 Is that the same way as like saying

01:40:49 the glyphosate is a national defense,

01:40:54 you know, necessity?

01:40:56 Elemental phosphorus and glyphosate 1.00

01:40:58 based her herbicides.

01:41:00 Why is the food in danger?

01:41:02 Why does it need to be protected from who?

01:41:04 safeguarded from what exactly uh now this is really the company and the ceo running that

01:41:10 company that you want to have in charge of your food supply who's like literally siding with the

01:41:14 with a genocidal government right uh yeah food food as a weapon i think we've entered into a new 0.94

01:41:21 a new phase here these people are absolute lunatics and now what you're going to run 0.83

01:41:26 you're going to have ai i guess or predictability run when to plant the seeds or something 0.94

01:41:31 oof this is rough doom atlantir and food yeah i don't think i don't know i don't

01:41:39 time to start growing your own food ladies and gentlemen 0.70

01:41:42 talent here is just the cia that's that's what that is that's that's the money that jews 0.53

01:41:48 okay okay check the money that that's that's who this is this is very obviously you know a connected

01:41:57 uh deep state uh company uh with heavy heavy heavy ties to the intelligence community and

01:42:01 they're just you know getting all kinds of contracts for very major important thing from

01:42:05 the white house like this is i mean it's pretty clear to me what this is but uh yeah what do you

01:42:12 do about it is another thing and it's just they're really just they're going for it i mean you could

01:42:16 you're not wrong i don't think what did they call that the it's um not not regulatory capture but

01:42:23 it's when basically there is no distinction between private and public right it's the same

01:42:30 thing essentially you have a here's a company and as you said correctly so right cia funded

01:42:34 initially like the oracle huge uh initial investment there too but they also had a bunch

01:42:39 of like cia contracts and stuff they're all connected on the back end and then but then

01:42:43 they say here no we're we're private we're we're handing this over to a private corporation

01:42:47 which probably has something to do with like enmity or something like now the government

01:42:51 can do certain things in the hands of a private corporation they couldn't do as just a government

01:42:56 entity or something like that but they're given the contracts though as this implies obviously

01:42:59 yeah what's and they're they're one of these big giant ai companies that's trying to uh build this

01:43:03 ai prison aren't are they are they also moving everything to israel a lot of these ai companies

01:43:07 are moving everything is of course they are i don't know most of them already have like r&d

01:43:11 you know research facilities i ran i mean i said this the other night uh because everybody expects

01:43:17 it like the whole world's been brainwashed against iran and all this stuff and they all think you've

01:43:21 you've got nuclear weapons so just nuke israel just do it like people will forgive you america

01:43:26 nuked japan twice what did you know everybody loves japan and everything they got over it they 0.90

01:43:29 got over it if you nuke israel everybody will be a little mad for a few a little while but in 20 0.92

01:43:34 years it'll be you know they'll get over it so uh you might as well just do it they're going to treat 0.77

01:43:38 you like you're going to do you've done it anyway so yeah listening i'm just i'm saying you know 0.69

01:43:42 they killed the ayatollah you know just send bombs away let it rip who cares yeah there you go okay 0.52

01:43:48 So, guys, we're going to take a little break here shortly.

01:43:50 We're going to continue with After Flash.

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01:43:58 I'm going to throw some Agatha, you know,

01:44:00 Hollow Earth UFO stuff here on Jeremy

01:44:03 in the After Flash segment. 0.98

01:44:06 Yes, more schizo, you know, esoteric Lance von Liebenfeld. 1.00

01:44:12 Green men, gray men, they've got little cocks, 1.00

01:44:14 they're flying around and probing people, Henry. 0.98

01:44:17 it's very juicy and looking forward to it that was a great clip i i can't wait to watch part

01:44:22 i think he did a three four and five five or six he's got a whole bunch he's great yeah i love it

01:44:26 his his some of the words he says it's like that it's like an over-exaggerated german accent and

01:44:31 then like extra syllables that don't mix it's just brilliant even the way he's moving i mean

01:44:36 i think when we chatted on telegram right it's like he's clear he knows during like german

01:44:40 mannerisms and you know attitude and even the way he moved his mouth and stuff was funny

01:44:43 all right a couple of shout outs here uh right before we take a break too by the way i do want

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01:46:54 jeremy do some plugs for your stuff here before we uh take a little break as well yeah sure great

01:47:00 I appreciate it.

01:47:01 jeremymckenzie.ca is my website.

01:47:03 You can find my links to my Rumble channel

01:47:05 and Substack and whatever else

01:47:08 I'm still allowed to use there.

01:47:09 fymm.ca goes to our support link on LiberaPay.

01:47:13 I was talking to Henrik about that one

01:47:14 a little bit earlier.

01:47:15 And that's pretty much it.

01:47:17 I'm usually banned from a lot of stuff

01:47:19 and in and out.

01:47:19 But the organization as well,

01:47:21 the Men's Nationalist Club here in Canada,

01:47:23 secondsons.org,

01:47:24 if you have any interest in that.

01:47:25 If you're in Canada,

01:47:26 an able-bodied man of any sort of integrity

01:47:29 and nationalistically inclined,

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01:47:34 if you're interested.

01:47:35 Get in touch.

01:47:36 And yeah, we got nowhere else to go.

01:47:38 It's our home.

01:47:39 So, you know, we're here to fight for it.

01:47:42 We're not locked in there with them.

01:47:43 They're locked in here with us.

01:47:44 That's correct.

01:47:45 Exactly.

01:47:45 That's the view to take.

01:47:47 All right, ladies and gentlemen,

01:47:47 folk first, everybody.

01:47:48 We'll take a short break.

01:47:50 Five, maybe 10 or so.

01:47:51 We'll see what happens.

01:47:52 And then we'll be right back

01:47:53 and we'll go down.

01:47:54 I guess, yeah, we'll do some just Agartha,

01:47:57 Agartha Inner Earth stuff here with Jerry.

01:47:59 in the second part of morion very interesting hyper boy in this right was it the lemurian

01:48:04 that's we gotta do more lemurian stuff it's a big tongue the licking ever very popular

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Red Ice TV - April 24, 2026

Damn! We're In A Tight Spot! - Flashback Friday Ep351

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