00:03:34.000Spread the truth, document it, prove it, make it irrefutable, and you too will become dangerous to those who admire us in lies and enslave us in socialism.
00:03:50.000But because they are lying, it's possible to expose them, and this is their Achilles heel.
00:03:57.000By comparison, we have nothing to hide, therefore we have no reason to lie, and we wouldn't want to even if we could.
00:04:04.000Truth is a far superior weapon than deceit. It's a weapon which is denied to them, and in the end, it will be the decisive weapon that destroys them completely.
00:07:31.520Jews were never planning on staying in Israel.
00:07:33.600I think it was really – I talked about the Khazaria rising.
00:07:36.480It was kind of a weird kind of trollish, weird Russian-Jewish guy, American citizen, Israeli, Russian citizenship guy who was like doing this weird thing with Khazariats and milkers were in there and all kinds of weird things.
00:07:51.200Jews were never planning on staying in Israel.
00:07:53.280Ukraine is exceptionally fertile and rich in other resources.
00:11:57.280Gabriel Weinberg, in shocking, surprising news, has announced that the search engine will begin
00:12:03.060purging all indie media outlets from the platform to replace them with these trusted mainstream media outlets instead.
00:12:09.440He said, like so many others, I am sickened, how many times have we heard this, by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the gigantic humanitarian crisis.
00:12:16.440It continues to create Stand With Ukraine.
00:12:19.000Weinberg tweeted on Wednesday at DuckDuckGo,
00:12:20.820So, we will be rolling out search updates that downrake, downrake, downrake sites associated with Russian disinformation.
00:12:31.200Then he goes on and on to winesplain away his position and how it's not censorship.
00:12:36.500He's just making, yes, just making quality information available and how it's all about search ranking.
00:12:42.780And this just happens on its own, apparently, has nothing to do with the algorithm, which he controls or programs.
00:12:49.140So, I gave the Russian search engine Yandex a little whirl.
00:12:53.520Not bad, but there's still not a whole lot in English, of course.
00:12:57.120You know, that's the Russian's version of Google Yandex.
00:13:04.520Remember, I think we covered this in the last weekend, where the Yandex Jewish CEO,
00:13:09.280she left for Israel because she couldn't, quote-unquote, be in a country that was at war with its neighbors.
00:15:48.120It's definitely what we need from the pulpit right now, it's this message.
00:15:51.520As he's done on other occasions, Francis compared the current problem of migrants and refugees to the flight into Egypt of Joseph, Mary, and Jesus when King Herod was seeking to kill him.
00:16:44.660I mean, sure, there's some, like, white nationalist Christians, but it's interesting.
00:16:48.580I was thinking about it the other day, just, you know, the paganism versus, you know, Christian discussion and stuff like that.
00:16:54.040And, I mean, it is true that on average, you know, so there's less, obviously, less those who would identify with paganism, I think, in the world overall than there is Christians, I think, maybe significantly so.
00:17:03.900But the percentage of those that equate some kind of ethnic or group or kin belonging with their religion is a much higher percentage within paganism than it is within Christianity, right?
00:17:15.440Maybe there's some, I mean, I don't know what the Christians in Africa, what they are into, or, you know, if they're, maybe, are they super ethnocentric?
00:17:22.280It's kind of hard to say, but when it comes to the white people, at least, white Christian Europeans.
00:17:26.400They don't have to be ethnocentric in Africa because it's all Africans.
00:17:30.580But, you know, like, let's say they come to the West or they become, like, super gung-ho about, like, some branch of their African ethnic Christian belief or something.
00:17:38.500I'm not sure, but the point is, it's like, you know, what we need is a, for those who cling on to Christianity, like, you need a major reform within that system, right, to get a higher percentage of people that also associate kin, brotherhood, ethnicity with their religion, as opposed to this universalism that's pushed by, you know, migrant foot licker poop Francis, right?
00:18:05.480So, white people, by adding, in case you, you know, need a reminder, right, here we go.
00:18:11.540Here's another shooting, right, footage released of white police officers shooting black men in the back of the head, right?
00:18:18.620Footage was collected from Mr. Loyola's passenger, the officer's body-worn camera, the officer's patrol car, and the doorbell camera of nearby houses.
00:24:05.000And here's one of the clips with him, right, actually talking about, again, balanced, sensible view.
00:24:11.320And a good sign as to whether there is free speech is someone you don't like allowed to say something you don't like.
00:24:21.380And if that is the case, then we have free speech.
00:24:23.880And it's damn annoying when someone you don't like says something you don't like.
00:24:28.780That is a sign of a healthy, functioning, free speech situation.
00:24:34.080And that's, of course, not what we have, right?
00:24:37.220So he said here in this article, he said,
00:24:39.580According to Musk, the social media company needs to go private because it can neither thrive nor serve free speech in its current state.
00:24:47.580As a result, I'm offering to buy 100% of Twitter for, as we said, $45.20 a share in cash for a 54% premium over the day before I began investing in Twitter
00:24:56.900and a 38% premium over the day before my investment was publicly announced.
00:25:00.840He wrote, My offer is my best and final offer, and if it's not accepted, I would need to reconsider my position as a shareholder.
00:25:10.140Musk tapped Morgan Stanley as a financial advisor, according to the filing.
00:25:14.360He later claimed on Thursday during a talk at TED 2022 that he isn't interested in acquiring Twitter to make money off of it
00:25:21.780and even said he's not sure if he'll even be able to buy the company.
00:25:25.560It's not, it's, this is not a way to sort of make money.
00:26:28.440Twitter won't just take the money and sell out.
00:26:30.380It's about controlling information, and that's the most important thing to them.
00:26:35.160And it's amazing to see how they're in bed literally with the media and government and Saudi princes as we'll get into, like, everyone to protect this platform.
00:26:56.840In fact, when it comes to free speech, the reason we're seeing so many videos online from Ukraine and connecting with people there is because Elon Musk moved Starlink, his satellite-based internet system, there so Ukrainians can access the internet.
00:27:08.720So that's good then, but not the other stuff.
00:27:43.660But, like, just this intense resistance to this, right?
00:27:47.240Barrage of media articles about how bad he is.
00:27:49.480And, oh, my God, there's a threat to our democracy, you know, first thing that comes out.
00:27:52.360And, again, I mean, if the board's task is not to judge the product of what Twitter does or not, their job is just to ensure, like, how do we maximize profit, right?
00:28:06.340What's good for, like, you know, the shareholders, right?
00:28:09.060And so they have so far shot that down.
00:32:55.480But it's going to be really intriguing because one of the big challenges that faces any social media platform is content moderation at scale.
00:33:02.580When I tweet, I want it up there as soon as I hit the go button.
00:33:05.380And in order for Twitter to maintain the interest of its users and its advertisers, it needs to engage in a lot of content moderation.
00:35:21.400They saw themselves as being, and you've been mentioned in the beginning of this interview here, like, you know, central to the discourse and the conversation.
00:35:28.520Yeah, and for a long time there wasn't censorship, right?
00:35:56.380This is regarding, and what it looks like now is you have a combination of powerful entities, you know, like Vanguard and BlackRock stepping in potentially together with government to stop this purchase, right?
00:37:08.340So, here's the former Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Harvey Pitt warning of a possible effort by government or Congress to prevent Tesla CEO Elon Musk from purchasing the social media giant Twitter.
00:37:43.980And this latest effort sort of proves that.
00:37:48.460He acquired his shares but filed the wrong form.
00:37:53.340When he filed the correct form, he filed it late.
00:37:56.540And that creates certain difficulties because those filings are important.
00:38:03.920There were shareholders who sold in the misguided belief that he was just a passive investor when, in fact, he's not.
00:38:14.940With respect to this bid, I think the real question is, is it real?
00:38:19.860If it's real, then I think that there's a serious argument to be made that this is something that the board will have to consider fairly.
00:38:32.420My own view is that after Musk attacking the board, they will find all sorts of reasons to claim this bid and offer is not in the best interests of Twitter shareholders.
00:38:48.580And that's sort of what we're seeing already.
00:38:51.080I'm wondering if they're going to get help from government.
00:38:54.580I mean, Mr. Chairman, unfortunately, we're seeing a lot of politicizing of a number of agencies.
00:39:01.060This has been going on, by the way, in several different administrations, both on the right and on the left.
00:39:06.100You see politicking and politicization of these agencies.
00:39:09.380Do you think that even the left does not want Elon Musk to acquire Twitter, that we could actually see government give a helping hand by doubling down on the investigations around Musk?
01:05:08.400I saw another article today where basically there's another company called Blackstone and I think it was a Schwartzman from there where Larry Fink, the current CEO of BlackRock, used to work and then they split.
01:05:20.760And he intentionally took the name BlackRock.
01:05:22.960He was thinking about Black Pebble for a while too.
01:05:25.660But Blackstone, BlackRock to intentionally elect.