Red Ice TV - How To Spread Hantavirus, AI Data Centers In Space, Vivek Ruining Ohio

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00:03:30 welcome back ladies and gentlemen thank you for joining us here this woden's day

00:03:37 it is wednesday may 6 2026 i'm henrik hope you're all doing well it's great to see

00:03:42 so many of you out there i'm doing very very fine here thank you in the red ice headquarters today

00:03:48 man it's summer weather out here today it's like already hot in the studio i gotta bring in the

00:03:52 ac unit here again soon to cool things off it's all getting too hot can we have something nice

00:03:58 just kind of in between that will really be the best thing right about now kind of just stay in

00:04:02 like you know kind of upper 60s maybe lower 70s for a while all right can we do that no i guess

00:04:10 not all right welcome back uh hope you're doing well it's gonna be a good show we got uh some

00:04:14 horror stuff about the hunter virus lined up but look you never know about these things 0.92

00:04:18 you never know you know it could be a gay op it could be it could be a real maybe they're 0.74

00:04:23 downplaying it again maybe it's nothing maybe it's just hype maybe it's more vax role who knows

00:04:27 but we'll investigate some of it okay we'll we'll go through what we know so far and then we'll try

00:04:33 to follow some of those tracks and kind of just use um you know use the usual kind of suspicious

00:04:39 you know kind of attitudes you have to have these days about these kinds of things when they roll 1.00

00:04:43 them out because it's always some gay op it's always some uh something they want to shove down 1.00

00:04:47 your throat or they do it for a reason or maybe you look maybe this time they want to just kill 1.00

00:04:51 as many as possible who knows it's one of those like you know you cry wolf they cry wolf so many

00:04:56 times that you're kind of exhausted and fatigued by the time something real and actually dangerous

00:05:00 does show up, right? I think that's how they prefer to do it. And then we got some of the

00:05:05 stuff too. We have Ohio, in Ohio here in the gubernatorial race, you've got Jeet versus Jew 1.00

00:05:13 apparently. That's what happened. Vivek Ramaswampi, he's slated to run for the GOP side. And then you 1.00

00:05:20 have a Jewish woman who's running on the Democrat side. So, you know, Ohio is one of these, the data

00:05:25 center states i mean most aren't all of them now frankly though to be honest but ohio has been kind

00:05:31 of highly contested on this issue which does kind of which does kind of take us into the

00:05:37 the data that yes it's real the data centers in space that's that's what they actually want to do

00:05:44 now so we'll talk about that too and it kind of leads into uh maybe maybe if maybe if we'll time

00:05:50 we'll talk about the alien psyop as well because that is kind of it's kind of entertaining the way

00:05:54 that they're seeking to to roll this out now and i would kind of assume

00:05:59 that anyone that believes and buys the government line the narrative that they want to push would

00:06:06 be like what are you what are you what's wrong with you what's going on so that's some of the

00:06:12 stuff we got coming up here we got some rubio things in the beginning here too we got some

00:06:17 somalis look at that but then we'll get into the hantavirus looking at the show flow here

00:06:21 But there's some interesting things here for sure.

00:06:24 So definitely stay tuned.

00:06:25 We've got some robo-monks over in, let me see, Korea, I think it was, as well.

00:06:30 It's happening, you know, kind of the merger of the tech and the spirituality,

00:06:35 religion merging with tech or AI and robotics.

00:06:39 And, of course, Korea is happy to embrace that in their Buddhist temples, apparently.

00:06:44 We'll talk about that too.

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00:09:12 But anyway, let's get down to Bidnit here.

00:09:15 We've got to get into the Bidnits.

00:09:17 I want to start with Rubio because we all like DJ Rubio.

00:09:22 Did you see the DJ clip yet?

00:09:23 If you didn't, we've got to play it again then.

00:09:26 DJ Narco Rubio coming out strong here.

00:09:39 Archie sent five dollars got halfway through watching the interview of Rob Rundo by Leslie

00:09:46 Stallion who just began.

00:09:48 I look forward to hearing Rundo describe the experience.

00:09:51 Yes, we covered that actually.

00:09:52 We covered like half of that maybe, if even that, because it's so, the 60 minutes interviews,

00:09:58 the 60 minute segment is so ridiculous, Archie. 0.96

00:10:02 It is unbelievably ridiculous, right? 0.99

00:10:04 It's basically like, oh, what are these white people are helping? 0.98

00:10:07 And, of course, the backdrop of that is the whole letdown by the federal government, all the local governments,

00:10:16 like everyone along the way that was supposed to help, after Hurricane Helene specifically.

00:10:22 They talk about the things with Rondo too, but the entry into the 60-minute segment there is, of course, that, right? 0.74

00:10:29 And, by the way, it is hosted by a Jew, Leslie Stahl. 0.89

00:10:33 It's produced by a Jew, Sachar Bar-On. 0.81

00:10:35 it is on a jewish network cbs news because it was bought by larry ellison and his son is now 0.78

00:10:42 overseeing it who handed it over over control to barry weiss and other jews it's basically four

00:10:47 jews down the production line to attack white people for helping each other out after a natural 0.80

00:10:52 disaster when fema was nowhere to be found and of course this was during the biden administration 0.98

00:10:57 they had all these you know gay seminars and they were talking about this and that about what they're 0.74

00:11:02 supposed to do and how are they going to help everybody blah blah blah they were going to help

00:11:06 everyone who was like not white and stuff like that and of course so um activist clubs patriot

00:11:11 front many other groups showed up to help their folk help their people help other whites and

00:11:17 that's a huge problem you see for leslie stall and chabad news systems but anyway uh this was

00:11:23 a little you know tidbit that people shared as well i put this in the western warrior show

00:11:28 So Asheville's city there, they were granted a $225 million HUD grant, by the way.

00:11:35 I'm picking up totally on what you just prompted me to talk about here, Archie, but I appreciate you.

00:11:40 And they've only spent so far, it's been 555 days since this hurricane, Helene, or Helen maybe it is.

00:11:51 That's Helene for some reason.

00:11:52 555 days they have fixed one house and seven others is slated to be fixed at some point i guess

00:12:03 they allocated three million dollars within the city limits of ashville alone just three million

00:12:09 for home repairs there's something like almost 12 000 homes still waiting for repair most of the 0.97

00:12:15 work is literally coming from volunteer people like the amish are signing up and stuff like that

00:12:20 By the way, as you can see there, admin overhead. 0.66

00:12:22 They gave themselves in the city of Asheville almost $15 million. 0.86

00:12:28 Absolutely ridiculous. 0.55

00:12:31 Administrative stuff, yeah.

00:12:32 But when it comes to the homes, we're just going to help with $3 million. 0.71

00:12:37 So the Amish are helping, Patriot Front, active clubs, pro-white groups. 0.67

00:12:42 There's others too, obviously, right? 0.71

00:12:43 and then they attack them for literally helping poor, you know, white European stock Appalachians

00:12:52 in Asheville and surrounding areas. It's unbelievable. Okay. Anyway, with that out of 0.74

00:12:59 the way, I guess, you know what we can do? We can take, I saw another one here from the king

00:13:05 himself, Mr. Arctic Wolf Albert. Holy smokes. Look at this guy. Look at this guy coming in,

00:13:12 coming in strong here as always huge donor from albert the dragons the goblin slayer let's play

00:13:18 uh let's play this one today how about this one here we go the uh the goblin slayer king albert

00:13:23 arctic wolf he comes in uh comes in hot here with a dono we appreciate you so much albert

00:13:28 thank you good to see you as always let me pull up your comment here hi enric looking forward to

00:13:32 the stream tonight and the new western warrior just wanted to send you an interesting local

00:13:35 news story i guess there's still ice raids here in pittsburgh oh really now is there that's

00:13:39 interesting um it's less than crumbs at this point but something uh about making the women's upset

00:13:48 upset gives me joy lol take care okay let me pull that up here can i copy that straight straight in

00:13:54 i can't i gotta i gotta uh go into it okay let me pull that up in a moment here albert thank you so

00:13:59 much man we appreciate you everyone give king albert a shout out in the chat as usual salutes

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00:14:47 appreciate you thank you so much and i do apologize for missing that we also got ronald b who simply

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00:14:55 on the show as well thank you guys we appreciate all of you means so much to us sincerely thank

00:15:00 you much love to you guys we appreciate it so so much all right so let's go back to rubio here

00:15:04 because we do i do want to play that this is the this is now the updated policy here on the uh the

00:15:10 war front which is quite hilarious to be honest uh look at this here we know it's just marco rubio

00:15:20 dj narco rubio simply wants to uh to return look at this as president trump has said and the facts

00:15:27 clearly bear out the united states of america holds all the cards there is no scenario here

00:15:33 in which if they decide to join a ladder of escalation they wind up getting the last say

00:15:37 but our preference is for these straits to be opened to the way they're supposed to be open

00:15:42 back to the way it was anyone can use it no mines in the water nobody paying tolls that's what we 0.97

00:15:48 have to get back to and that's the goal here well maybe you shouldn't have fucked with it to begin 0.95

00:15:53 with then this is your this is your great strategy now it's to go back to what to what you had before 0.98

00:16:00 israel dragged you into war good job man this sounds like a really sound policy oh yeah yeah

00:16:07 i mean again i think it's uh i think it's a feature i don't think it's a bug i've said that

00:16:11 many times i think the back and forth and the the clumsiness of it all is kind of baked into this

00:16:15 idea of just let's just keep this rolling on for as long as possible that seems to because the

00:16:20 Ineptitude is on such a scale that, I don't know, I just, I don't know.

00:16:27 It's just, so anyway, the point is taking at face value.

00:16:32 You want to return?

00:16:37 So what have you achieved then?

00:16:41 I think Trump said, didn't he say it too?

00:16:42 You can't confirm anything now.

00:16:44 It's very hard.

00:16:45 But he was standing with some kids in the White House,

00:16:48 and he was saying something about, like, Iran would have nuked you all

00:16:50 if we didn't take care of it or something.

00:16:52 I'll see if I can find that.

00:16:53 So I'm going to pull up your article, too, Albert, so don't miss that.

00:16:57 But, yeah, it's pretty crazy.

00:16:59 I'll see if I can find that.

00:17:00 But Rubio, is this the strategy now?

00:17:04 There's another clip going around regarding exceptionalism.

00:17:10 Let me see here.

00:17:12 Let me see.

00:17:12 Trump, kids, White House.

00:17:15 Trump, kids, White House.

00:17:16 Let me see if I can find that clip.

00:17:19 Is this real?

00:17:24 Nukes.

00:17:26 I'm typing on Iran then, too.

00:17:29 Sorry, doing this on the fly here.

00:17:31 I hope you're enjoying this.

00:17:32 Here we go.

00:17:33 Here we go. 0.96

00:17:34 Here we gay. 0.95

00:17:35 Here we gay. 0.98

00:17:37 Trump to school kids. 1.00

00:17:38 Iran was two weeks away from killing you.

00:17:40 Is this real? 1.00

00:17:42 We just broke every record, and now we're going to take a hit, 0.90

00:17:45 because we have to make a journey down to Iran to take the nuclear weapon. 0.88

00:17:50 They would have had a nuclear weapon within two weeks. 0.66

00:17:54 Remember, we sent that beautiful B-2 bomber in

00:17:56 and we blew up their nuclear potential. 0.90

00:18:00 It was obliterated for those that are not aware

00:18:04 and to a point where it would take them weeks to dig down

00:18:07 and we wouldn't let them dig down.

00:18:09 We have our eyes on it all the time.

00:18:11 But it was a very important thing. 0.80

00:18:13 So we would have had an Iran with a nuclear weapon, and maybe we wouldn't all be here right now. 0.98

00:18:22 I can tell you the Middle East would have been gone, Israel would have been gone, and they would have played their sights on Europe first and then us because they're sick people. 0.99

00:18:31 These are sick people, and we're not going to let lunatics have a nuclear weapon. 0.98

00:18:36 The power of a nuclear weapon is something I don't even want to talk about. 0.99

00:18:41 It's not going to happen.

00:18:42 and we have beaten them badly.

00:18:47 All right.

00:18:48 That's what you want to talk about with the school kids in the house there.

00:18:51 Anyway, okay.

00:18:53 Now for that.

00:18:53 Here's Elon Musk.

00:18:56 He just downloaded this and linked this up directly

00:18:58 because he just agreed with it.

00:19:00 It's so good what else can be said.

00:19:03 Here we go.

00:19:03 You guys ready?

00:19:04 Let's do this.

00:19:05 I think you'll...

00:19:06 Where are we here?

00:19:07 There we are.

00:19:07 Let's do this.

00:19:08 What's your hope for America at a time such as this?

00:19:13 My hope for America?

00:19:14 And how do you personally deal with that?

00:19:17 Yeah, look, I mean, my hope for America is what it's always been.

00:19:19 I think it's the hope I hope we all share.

00:19:21 We want it to continue to be the place where anyone from anywhere can achieve anything,

00:19:25 where you're not limited by the circumstances of your birth, by the color of your skin, by your ethnicity,

00:19:29 but frankly, it's a place where you are able to overcome challenges and achieve your full potential.

00:19:34 I think that should be the goal of every country in the world, frankly.

00:19:36 but I think in the U.S., we're not perfect. Our history is not one of perfection, but it's still

00:19:40 better than anybody else's history, and ours is a story of perpetual improvement. Each generation

00:19:45 has left the next generation of Americans freer, more prosperous, safer, and that is our goal as

00:19:50 well. But it is a unique and exceptional country, and as we come upon this 250-year anniversary,

00:19:55 I think we have a lot to learn and be proud of in our history. It is one of perpetual and

00:19:59 continuous improvement, where each generation has done its part to bring us closer to fulfilling

00:20:03 the vision that the founders of this country had upon its founding so for america at a time such

00:20:10 as this my hope for america it's just okay what do you what do you even say at this point

00:20:17 that anyone anyone from anywhere can come and achieve things well guess what narco if you

00:20:25 replace the white european stock americans it's going to be brazil 2.0 and that's the reality of

00:20:32 And that's what you're finding out the hard way.

00:20:38 And they're still driving this MLK line.

00:20:41 We know why he's doing this.

00:20:45 He's the next great hope, by the way.

00:20:48 They're hoping that enough Latinos, because of his last name, Rubio,

00:20:51 will be attracted to him.

00:20:53 He's the conservative hope.

00:20:54 They might run him and not Vance.

00:20:57 We'll see what happens.

00:20:57 But that seems to be the, at least if you listen to, oh gosh, was it Haaretz?

00:21:03 Or was it Jerusalem Post or something?

00:21:05 I forget what it was.

00:21:06 Something like that.

00:21:08 Yep.

00:21:09 With people like, with guys like that, you'll continue to lose.

00:21:14 You'll lose your country.

00:21:15 You'll lose everything.

00:21:16 And what does 250 years mean if you just give it away?

00:21:20 If you just hand it away like that? 0.98

00:21:22 Absolutely ridiculous. 0.93

00:21:24 And case in point, we'll get to Vivek and the other lady later here. 0.76

00:21:26 But anyway, here's a story Albert said.

00:21:28 Thank you, Albert.

00:21:29 He says, or he says, the article says, rather,

00:21:32 several employees detained by masked agents in Pittsburgh in a parent ice raid.

00:21:38 By the way, speaking of this, I just saw Greg Bovino follows me on Twitter.

00:21:42 He's done some interviews.

00:21:44 I mean, I think it would just hurt him more.

00:21:46 He'd probably get better things done to, like, come on and talk to us or whatever.

00:21:49 But it's kind of funny when you see some of those guys.

00:21:52 Was it Dan Bilzerian's Congress account was following the Red Ice account?

00:21:56 there's some people out there they're they're paying paying attention uh greg bovino seemed

00:22:00 like a he seemed like the real deal and i mean again i think i think that's why he was uh was

00:22:05 booted uh that's why that that call that trump had with tim waltz you know i mean it's like oh yeah

00:22:10 we'll we'll get rid of him right away can't have those hugo boss aesthetics okay here we go let's

00:22:16 play this video does it begin muted no okay let's go let's check it out just as parents were dropping

00:22:25 off their children at this child care center. ICE agents were right across the street in this

00:22:30 parking lot detaining several people. Kayla Pestelli is a teacher at Hilltop Community

00:22:36 Children's Center in Pittsburgh's Knoxville neighborhood. She says one of her co-workers

00:22:40 created a bag with items to prepare them if ICE agents come near the center. It tells you about

00:22:46 your constitutional rights like what basically what ICE is and isn't allowed to do. And Kayla

00:22:51 used a whistle from the group front line that no the nose ring the bloated the tats oh my gosh

00:22:58 it's just the same thing you have come near the center it tells you about your constitutional

00:23:04 rights like what basically what ice is i don't think you got any constitutional rights if you're

00:23:09 illegal and isn't allowed to do and kayla used a whistle from the group front line whistle

00:23:14 to alert the neighborhood when ice detained several people across the street from the

00:23:17 center tuesday morning blow short quick whistles kind of like she said it was chaotic when masked

00:23:25 agents seen in this video given to pittsburgh's action news 4 arrived on thank you for sending

00:23:29 this albert we we need this this is good stuff place and knox avenue those weapons drawn right

00:23:34 in front of the child care center and kids could have gotten hurt it could have been a very tragic 0.81

00:23:40 scene no no the kids who get hurt when these illegals are like pedophiling their way into

00:23:45 your leering center but it could have been even worse according to our partners at the trip six 0.73

00:23:51 or seven workers from the roofing and construction company okay service llc were detained and the

00:23:56 owner of that company said three of them have been released the director of the center says

00:24:01 to lock down the building to make sure the kids are safe we noticed what does that mean what does

00:24:07 that mean does that mean does that mean they just run because they've been told like they're not

00:24:15 actually they're being told that you're going to be murdered by ICE agents so run it still was a

00:24:22 tragic tragic scene but it could have been even worse according to our partners at the trip six

00:24:27 or seven workers from the roofing and construction company okay service LLC were detained and the

00:24:32 owner of that company said three of them have been released the director of the center says

00:24:36 there is a plan did you uh what what did you run for that then huh what do you get what do you get

00:24:42 place to lock down the building to make sure the kids are safe we notice a lot of commotion outside

00:24:47 yeah because they'll just i send you this will just they will just randomly uh grab all your

00:24:53 kids and just and throw them in in throw them in paddy wagons as soon as i looked and saw what was

00:24:58 going on i just took the children that i had away from the windows away from the doors and try and

00:25:04 keep them away from the action basically i didn't want them to see any so okay i got the impression

00:25:08 that they went in and took people at the child care now it's just it's roofers it's primarily

00:25:13 illegal roofers undercutting american workers taking jobs from them that that's basically what 1.00

00:25:19 this operation they're too little and these women they they blow it out of proportion with their 1.00

00:25:23 whistles and their little baggies ready to go in case something happened from the side of it unless 1.00

00:25:28 i missed that no one at the child yeah near see the icer is a near child care center oh my gosh

00:25:36 the spin you don't hate these people enough it's always the same story reached out to ice totally

00:25:43 blown out about the situation and have not heard back covering allegheny county and

00:25:48 neighborhood chandy chapman pittsburgh's action news for we we're in we're in reality and there

00:25:54 were arrests near to some place literally it's the children there are going to be safer now than they

00:26:02 were before but anyway okay i'm glad it's good to see some of that but again this is all it takes

00:26:08 republicans get cold feet as soon as there's some optics issue like this they get oh this is not a

00:26:13 good look everybody man greg bovino the remember the comments we played he's like we're gonna

00:26:18 we need to deport like 100 million people he seems great that guy true hugo bosch aesthetics all right

00:26:25 so um what do we do here ohio did you guys see this ohio after archie sent five dollars teach

00:26:32 the invaders to resist arrest yeah well i mean that's that's yeah i think you're onto something

00:26:39 there sir thank you archie appreciate appreciate that okay so ohio we got uh jeet versus and first

00:26:48 i was like white woman no no such no such deal gentlemen sorry vivek ramaswamy wins republican

00:26:56 nomination for ohio governor bbc news 50 59 second second clip let's check the person i'm running

00:27:02 against in this race believes in villainizing success she will remind you every day that i'm

00:27:08 a billionaire and i will remind you that i was not born a billionaire i was not born a millionaire

00:27:12 i was not born in anything air i was born yeah you're born a scammer and scammed your way into

00:27:18 becoming a billionaire to nothing but my story is possible in this great country and in our great

00:27:23 state because we embrace free enterprise because we embrace right this is what when marco rubio

00:27:30 makes those comments earlier this is what he has this is the prime example of what you want a jeet

00:27:36 scammer coming in tricking a bunch of people with some dodgy medication making a you know a few

00:27:42 hundred million and then investing that in some jewish bank uh scheme and then now you get a you

00:27:48 get a self-made billionaire at your hands that isn't that what america is all about guys liberty

00:27:54 because we embrace the idea of exceptionalism and the pursuit of excellence that is who we are

00:28:01 i was as you heard okay so here's the opposition then so let's take that last line again idea of

00:28:09 exceptionalism and the pursuit of excellence that is who we are and that's why america has spent the

00:28:16 last three four decades or so uh undermining the white man and white boys and white uh people

00:28:23 overall at essentially every single turn that they can dehumanize them demoralize them uh prevent

00:28:31 them from getting into positions of power because somehow they have some kind of original sin being 0.83

00:28:36 born white so they need to just you know there needs to be a a correction uh in that process 0.97

00:28:41 that that's free enterprise that's just whomever you are you you're you're born to succeed the 1.00

00:28:47 fact these goddamn stupid fag platitudes can be continued to be repeated by these scammers and 1.00

00:28:54 and and jeets like vivek without it being challenged on a wider scale is unbelievable 1.00

00:28:59 it's a goddamn joke so anyway here's the uh here's the opposition here uh the democrat dr amy acton 0.99

00:29:07 now she has a whole she was like going along with a bunch of covid shit she's like um um her family 1.00

00:29:15 She was abused, I think, when she was young. 1.00

00:29:18 She grew up Jewish.

00:29:20 She was abused, and so she's a victim outsider here.

00:29:25 That's kind of her take here in the beginning.

00:29:26 Listen to this.

00:29:27 I was, as you heard, once a little kid growing up in Youngstown,

00:29:31 and I did have a pretty rough childhood.

00:29:34 My brother and I experienced a lot of abuse and neglect.

00:29:38 I know what it is like to struggle.

00:29:41 Jewish family values.

00:29:43 I don't know.

00:29:43 Ohioans need somebody fighting for them, not the self-funding billionaires and special interests.

00:29:51 And that is why we are fighting.

00:29:53 We're fighting to make Ohio affordable again.

00:29:57 We are fighting.

00:30:00 Ugh, bull.

00:30:01 We're fighting to make Ohio affordable again.

00:30:05 We are fighting.

00:30:08 For what?

00:30:10 For what?

00:30:10 What class are you running for then?

00:30:16 Yeah, unfortunately, Vivek defeated Casey Putsch,

00:30:21 which would have been a much better option.

00:30:23 Again, I mean, he turned into the anti-AI data center guy, essentially.

00:30:28 I mean, he had other policies too,

00:30:29 but that's really when I kind of got my eye open to him

00:30:33 and some of the stuff he was talking about.

00:30:34 He seemed genuinely good on that issue.

00:30:36 so uh i don't know he couldn't reach out as much i think he's somewhat wealthy as far as i remember

00:30:43 he has like a bunch of patents and stuff but uh it wasn't wasn't enough i guess he was out competed

00:30:48 by vivek's uh you know billionaire buddies or whatever you know vivek has the whole it's the

00:30:53 whole background with uh he's the tech he's the ai kind of guy right he's he's a silicon valley

00:30:59 bro he's a paper he's not a paypal guy but he's like become kind of adjacent with that

00:31:04 sphere, if you will, right?

00:31:07 I'm sure if I look into it, there's some like, you know,

00:31:10 Mark Andreessen connection or Teal or so, you know,

00:31:13 there's something like that.

00:31:14 You know that, right?

00:31:16 Ramoswami, who gained prominence during his unsuccessful run

00:31:19 against Trump for president in 2024, said at a victory party

00:31:23 that his plan was to leave this state and this country

00:31:26 better than we found it.

00:31:28 Oh, gosh, you know it's going to be, well, if he does win.

00:31:31 i'm not sure what this amy stands on if there's any opposition to like data centers probably not 0.77

00:31:37 judging from it first i was like as i saw it was like god damn it vivek he's running okay 0.94

00:31:43 okay is that is it is it a white is it a white woman let me look it up you know kind of thing 0.94

00:31:47 it's like ah no he's not where's the where's the early life well you scroll down right here you

00:31:54 get it here one example right there it's all over the place anyway so uh so no uh no such thing no

00:32:03 white people running in uh in ohio for uh for governor ladies and gentlemen jeet versus uh jew

00:32:09 that's the that's the story uh in uh in ohio but yeah she was very she led ohio's covid19 pandemic

00:32:16 response and that's always like that's a that's a red flag obviously and when it went along with

00:32:21 it in the way that they did it accompanied by governor dewine during his daily afternoon press

00:32:27 conferences throughout the spring of 2020 i bet you we checked in on some of these

00:32:32 uh yeah she acted describing experience neglect abuse and periods of homelessness

00:32:39 by seventh grade she moved in with her father founding more stability i don't know the parents

00:32:46 are they both uh jewish or is it just on one side i don't know anyway she trained at the albert

00:32:52 einstein college of medicine well there you go instant genius award put her put her in charge 0.99

00:32:59 everybody project love love our kids vaccinate early there oh shit uh so it's like big pharma 0.97

00:33:10 NASCAM or one or, or, you know, Pfizer, Bayer, what are they all called now? 0.97

00:33:16 Merck, uh, sponsored two.

00:33:19 That's it.

00:33:20 That's your options, Ohio.

00:33:22 I, okay.

00:33:24 Act on. 1.00

00:33:25 I saw that that's how they, they were playing the, the, the goddamn sloganeering. 0.99

00:33:31 Act on Amy, act on, act on Ohio or something. 0.99

00:33:35 I don't know.

00:33:36 Okay.

00:33:37 Yep.

00:33:37 Einstein, the fraud.

00:33:38 That's right, Tommy. 1.00

00:33:39 Einstein, the goddamn fraud. 1.00

00:33:42 You mean Mosheak? 1.00

00:33:44 Oh, are you talking about some Jewish savior here?

00:33:47 Is that what you're talking about, guys, in chat?

00:33:48 Okay, anyway, Nii Stearns, formerly Beach.

00:33:52 That's right, she married a Beach, and then she married an Acton,

00:33:55 so she's been divorced a couple of times, too.

00:33:57 Okay.

00:33:59 Anyway, why don't we do a little intermission here?

00:34:01 Apparently this is, where is this?

00:34:04 Let me see.

00:34:04 Do they zoom out?

00:34:05 Can I see the background?

00:34:07 Welcome to, I'm sorry.

00:34:09 What is this?

00:34:10 I mean, I don't really need the context for this

00:34:12 because it's just funny and dorky. 0.73

00:34:15 I think it's some Jewish lobby group, I think, or something. 0.84

00:34:21 I'm Jewish, but I'm here to help you.

00:34:24 All right. Anyway, check it out.

00:34:24 Am Israel, Am Israel, Am Israel Chai.

00:34:29 Am Israel, Am Israel, Am Israel Chai.

00:34:33 Do you like that vibrato at the end?

00:35:03 All right, so that seems to be here.

00:35:06 What are we looking at here?

00:35:07 We're looking at the Eagles Wings, an evangelical org,

00:35:10 spearheading a major pro-Israel advocacy campaign on Capitol Hill this week,

00:35:14 is secretly funded by the Israeli government for its lobbying efforts

00:35:17 and is not registered as a foreign agent,

00:35:19 according to a previously unreported document

00:35:20 prominent Christian Zionist group is lobbying U.S. lawmakers on Israel

00:35:24 without revealing it's funded by Israel.

00:35:27 So I think that was a clip from there.

00:35:31 Chris Medahan, this is what?

00:35:32 $700,000 buys the Israeli lobby these days' death.

00:35:37 Exactly, there you go.

00:35:39 Total, total death right there.

00:35:42 Oh, okay.

00:35:46 Do we need a cleanse after that?

00:35:49 Well, we can cleanse with this.

00:35:50 We can cleanse.

00:35:51 Why don't we cleanse with, I don't know, let's cleanse with Alan Dershowitz,

00:35:57 because that's how we do it.

00:35:59 Alan Dershowitz says there are unproven claims out there on his former client Jeffrey Epstein now

00:36:06 okay so what I should have done here okay so I need to prove we'll listen to this here because

00:36:12 the lies the cover the obfuscation the weasel words the twisting uh it's it's just it's it's

00:36:19 beyond right I mean I don't have to I don't I don't have to prove this again to you because

00:36:26 we've done it so many times but but i will because i want to and i get all ocd about it 0.89

00:36:32 i want to i want to demonstrate his goddamn lies okay so let me pull in some stuff here to to to 0.97

00:36:41 refute this uh this law this jewish lawyer here as it goes on to a bunch of lies about this i guess 0.98

00:36:51 there is one headline here we got to pull in as well but we can start playing it and i'll pull

00:36:57 that in okay okay here we go no from the beginning three minutes can we do that long okay let's let's

00:37:04 let's begin let's try oh volume how about that okay here we go do you think that he did was

00:37:13 blackmailing people that he did have a house full of cameras as we're told yet the footage has gone

00:37:19 missing no that uh fully australian it's gone missing no it existed uh there was one camera

00:37:30 and it was installed by the palm beach police uh what happened is somebody had stolen money

00:37:35 one camera it was one camera folks and it was installed by the police

00:37:40 okay let's let's let's hear him out we're 18 we're 18 seconds in uh do we do we tackle the

00:37:50 lies right away or do we do we do all later we can but let's let's see how long we from him and

00:37:55 a gun from him and he had the palm beach police and stole a camera near his desk and i actually

00:38:00 caught the guy um and got him fired i don't know whether he went to jail or not i forget but

00:38:06 I don't believe there were cameras

00:38:07 I hope there were cameras in every single room

00:38:10 I would love to have been photographed

00:38:11 because it would be the most boring thing

00:38:13 Oh exactly, of course

00:38:15 because nothing ever happened

00:38:16 He wishes there was cameras

00:38:19 Dershowitz

00:38:22 wishes there were cameras

00:38:23 so he could prove his innocence

00:38:25 because for some reason

00:38:28 people don't believe him

00:38:30 and they don't believe Epstein

00:38:32 they don't believe the investigations

00:38:34 for some reason they have to continue to tackle with this issue that people just don't trust

00:38:41 these guys for some reason i wonder what the reason for that could be now room um but uh but

00:38:47 i was hoping they were picked photographs or or or video cameras i i don't think there were

00:38:53 i don't think he was blackmailing uh people now though i think he was uh interested in collecting

00:38:59 information about people uh and maybe he would have used it to defend himself but so he could

00:39:04 That's right, he collected information so he could defend himself.

00:39:08 That makes sense, though, doesn't it?

00:39:10 That kind of makes sense.

00:39:11 When you twist the truth into a stream of lies with weasel words and lawyer-esque language, it kind of sounds right.

00:39:27 I don't think he ever affirmatively blackmailed people.

00:39:30 Let's remember another thing, too.

00:39:32 He was not a pedophile.

00:39:34 I have no information about any pedophiles in the Epstein circle.

00:39:39 A pedophile, medically, is somebody.

00:39:42 Okay, so here we go again with that. 0.95

00:39:46 Here's the legalese.

00:39:47 Well, technically, the law is.

00:39:50 Okay, so let's debunk. 0.64

00:39:52 Where's the Israel story?

00:39:55 Let me see here.

00:40:01 Let me just see if I can find the security cameras.

00:40:04 no cctv all right i'll pull it up on google then um okay let's start with a lie there about the

00:40:11 cameras we'll move on it because because we have more to cover oh there was only there was only

00:40:17 one camera so new york times went in there they had photographs and and you also have to keep in

00:40:21 mind you know i mean sure and dershowitz will probably say um that oh well the no those were

00:40:30 installed later. You can't prove that they were installed when Epstein owned the largest, you

00:40:36 know, townhouse in Manhattan right there. But there's two cameras there alone. Here's one in

00:40:42 the bedroom, of course. Here's one in the bath, in the bathroom. Do you think a guy that only

00:40:49 have one security camera has this setup? This is literally like a CCTV room inside of Epstein's

00:40:59 huge apartment right he's a goddamn liar even had like a what is that that's um what is that door 0.98

00:41:08 call technically chat isn't that like a what do you call it like a fire fireproof uh doors i forget 0.99

00:41:14 what it is but anyway it's a proper door you know like hard to break in there right and of course

00:41:24 then you have the other tidbit here and we'll pull this article in instead because i can't find the

00:41:28 screenshot right now. Does that look like that's just for one security camera that was installed

00:41:35 by a police, the police, local police? Israel installed security at Epstein's Manhattan

00:41:43 apartment for ex-Prime Minister Ehud Barak. Again, was it installed and that uninstalled

00:41:53 when he wasn't hanging around with him anymore?

00:41:55 I doubt it.

00:41:56 The point is, this is absolute bonkers.

00:42:00 And this is why they're all,

00:42:01 including Daniel Rickman here,

00:42:04 Richman from New York Times,

00:42:06 flailing at this issue that like,

00:42:08 well, you see, the Epstein file

00:42:10 should never have been released

00:42:11 because people can't,

00:42:12 they can't read these legal things

00:42:14 and they need people like us

00:42:16 to interpret it for them

00:42:17 to make heads and tails of this.

00:42:20 It's just too complicated 1.00

00:42:21 for the goy brain out there, okay? 1.00

00:42:23 They will run to stupid conclusions, 1.00

00:42:26 such as Epstein being a spy, an employee of Mossad, 1.00

00:42:31 despite the fact that he was pretty much admitting to as much

00:42:35 in some of the emails that were leaked.

00:42:37 We've shown all this.

00:42:39 It's absolute nonsense.

00:42:43 I'm totally not working for the Mossad.

00:42:46 Remember that?

00:42:48 You should make it clear.

00:42:51 I do not work for Mossad. 0.99

00:42:53 smiley face that's a repstein right there uh okay back to back to penis face 0.99

00:43:01 where is he where do you go there we go who is interested in prepubescent 0.99

00:43:08 people prepubescent people yes 10 11 12 that was not his modus operandi he was

00:43:14 interested in 16 year old 17 18 year olds okay so so this so legally are

00:43:21 Dershowitz arguing here, he is not a pedophile, right?

00:43:25 Now, there's been rumors among younger girls here, right?

00:43:32 Maybe that's redacted.

00:43:34 Maybe that's not talked about.

00:43:35 Who knows?

00:43:37 But then he goes into this legal thing.

00:43:39 Listen to this.

00:43:40 Well, technically, he says, so now I have Dershowitz basically lining up with this weird,

00:43:50 twisted kind of right-wing supposed you know people that i thought had a bigger sense of it

00:43:55 like running to rescue epstein from pedophile like pedophile accusations well they were just

00:44:04 really young in ages so therefore that's not really pedophile that's how they used to do it

00:44:10 in the old days it's funny i looked into a story uh or the legal what used to be legal in terms of

00:44:17 the ages right it was an interesting thing because he brings up some european countries

00:44:20 and in sweden the age of consent is is 15 which is which is crazy now legally there is protection

00:44:30 for someone who is 15 who's being uh you know approached by someone who's who's you know 25 30

00:44:36 45 you know 40 years old or something right uh what are they called romeo and julia like that

00:44:42 It's like an 18-year-old and a 15-year-old, right, kind of thing.

00:44:46 Oh, okay, legally.

00:44:48 Again, I think it's too young.

00:44:50 It's like, well, in the old days, we're all marrying each other.

00:44:52 It's like, okay, well, right now it's not dependent on the human race

00:44:59 will die out if we don't, you know, the major catastrophe has happened 0.96

00:45:03 or starvation has occurred, and we have to impregnate women, girls, 0.73

00:45:10 when they're ready immediately, right, to just get more people.

00:45:13 Like, we're not, that's not happening, right?

00:45:16 Maybe that was a thing back in the day, 0.60

00:45:18 but the legal consent loss bullshit has come in and changed 0.90

00:45:21 with the progressively more leftist socialist government in Sweden. 0.96

00:45:25 So back in the day, it was a woman, like, wasn't considered to be legal,

00:45:32 like, what do you call it, myndig, what's the term again?

00:45:36 Legal responsible, there's another term for it, I'm forgetting it now,

00:45:38 but like basically not considered an adult until she was something like 25.

00:45:45 And in some cases that was true for the man too, 21 I think for the man and 25 for a woman.

00:45:50 And they had this thing that you had to be under the guardianship of a,

00:45:56 either you were married off, right, earlier in some cases, but usually after.

00:46:01 But you basically became under the auspices of your husband at that point.

00:46:05 but then it was like in 18 late 1800s that started changing that they pushed it down to 21

00:46:10 then in the mid early 1900s then they pushed it down again to like 18 and then again in 1978

00:46:19 eventually down to 15 so this is like a reverse of what people say that it was really at least

00:46:25 in sweden maybe there's different some other countries but i read up on it like and it was

00:46:28 interesting the consent laws it was like no you're you're considered to be not an adult and you're

00:46:34 not you're not legally allowed to be approachable unless you are literally like here's a family

00:46:39 you married off to this other family and now you're a wife and i forget exactly what the age

00:46:43 that was but i don't think it i don't think it was not 15 for sure i mean it was like 18 at the 0.97

00:46:49 least probably 2021 so this is uh you know the point is this is all bullshit with this narrative 0.97

00:46:55 is like well if it's you know if it's legal then it's moral right total bullshit i think he brings 0.97

00:47:02 except France or something like that. 0.97

00:47:03 That's a terrible thing. 0.52

00:47:05 By the way, it's legal in France.

00:47:06 It's legal in many parts of Europe. 0.70

00:47:09 So it's hard to say you're a pedophile in America,

00:47:12 but not in France. 0.64

00:47:14 See, got you with some attorney speak.

00:47:18 I should pull that up.

00:47:19 Can I find that?

00:47:21 We're in consent laws.

00:47:23 Maybe it was on the other computer,

00:47:25 but it was an interesting...

00:47:26 I don't know.

00:47:26 Maybe I'll do something on it,

00:47:28 but it was a very interesting piece I read there.

00:47:30 I was like, oh, okay, I see.

00:47:31 It's the socialist that did it later to push it down in the aegis.

00:47:37 This didn't used to be a thing.

00:47:38 Again, maybe other European countries were different that way,

00:47:41 but it doesn't sound like it.

00:47:43 And in many regards, you are considered by the state to be a child as a woman up until 25, right?

00:47:54 And again, unless it was like a family-to-family arranged marriage

00:47:58 and dowries involved and all kinds of things, right?

00:48:00 But it wasn't at 16.

00:48:02 It didn't happen at 15 or 16 or 17.

00:48:04 Maybe at 18 or something like that.

00:48:06 Pedophile is not a legal term.

00:48:07 It's a medical psychological term.

00:48:10 So I don't think there's a...

00:48:12 Let's rush to defend the pedophilia accusations.

00:48:15 That's my point as well, which I didn't finish, right? 1.00

00:48:17 These goddamn influencers like Fuentes, 0.99

00:48:21 didn't they rush to try to defend and sell? 1.00

00:48:24 Take a bullet. 1.00

00:48:25 Let's take a bullet for Epstein. 1.00

00:48:27 Oh, no. 1.00

00:48:28 that actually that was really based we should totally just like hand off our girls at 15 to 0.98

00:48:34 these people that's that's really what we should do because that would that that's gonna save save

00:48:41 our people or something real case for people being called pedophiles although everybody calls

00:48:46 them a pedophile i also don't believe there was any why trafficking going on what happened is

00:48:51 he made it known it was literally people uh convicted one of the conversations was 0.66

00:48:57 there was talking to episode i forget who it was now it was some other guy

00:49:02 what would happen if i try if i transport teenagers across state lines remember there 0.84

00:49:11 was like this is literally trafficking blackmailing trafficking raped of girls

00:49:18 who are who are young enough to be considered girls obviously not women 40 year olds hanging

00:49:27 out with 16 70 year olds nah i don't think so my book that's pedophilia every every time every

00:49:33 single time young people in palm beach if you come and give me a massage you get 250 and many

00:49:39 of them came back over and over and over again collect the 250 and then got 500 if they recruited

00:49:45 other people to come and give him more massages and then there was this third category a very 0.53

00:49:50 large category of women who never met jeffrey epstein never laid eyes on him and their corrupt 0.98

00:49:56 lawyers in palm beach would go to them and say how old are you oh you were about that age when 0.99

00:50:03 yeah why don't you just say you gave epstein a massage we'll collect fifty thousand dollars for

00:50:08 you and they man he's spending a lot of time trying to kind of trying to legally uh like

00:50:15 reputationally i guess that's a better reputationally salvage himself here regarding

00:50:22 the uh i totally had my underwear on during the massage so it's fine a little sweaty sweating

00:50:29 in a little bit a little worried i wish all this material was out there because there'd be nothing

00:50:35 about me of course you do no no there was no cds missing or anything like that there was not

00:50:39 there was nothing uh taken or removed there was nothing destroyed on the island or in the

00:50:44 apartments or it was the ranch in new mexico was it the zoro ranch was it that was nothing

00:50:52 nothing was went missing you know the fbi didn't drop the ball or anything some of the investigations

00:50:59 so like while we didn't a judge didn't clear us to confiscate the material so epstein's uh personal

00:51:05 attorney came in and just swooped all that away for like you would give him access to a few days

00:51:10 there so they could clear all the evidence away did right so i would love to see a right okay

00:51:16 this makes total sense would go to them and say how old are you oh you were about that age when

00:51:25 yeah why don't you just say you gave epstein a massage we'll collect fifty thousand dollars for

00:51:29 you and they did right so i would love to see a thorough investigation of every single

00:51:36 ju you i'm sorry new york post podcast here coming to to the rescue

00:51:41 just let let i know i know what we should do right right about now right about now we should um

00:51:50 we should try to salvage Dershowitz's reputation can we can we do can we do that can we um can we

00:51:58 can we get in here and fix his reputation somehow of course we can claim survivor and victim and

00:52:04 find out how many there really were there were plenty there were plenty of 16 and 17 year olds

00:52:10 i know of at least one who genuinely of course because you met her personally didn't you who

00:52:18 genuinely were exploited those are the real victims but if you're 25 and you came back over

00:52:24 and over and over so here's the obvious case no no no no no no one's saying that of course there

00:52:28 were real crimes but of course there were real crimes but they were not at all it has nothing

00:52:34 to do with the accusations that have been flying around over again for the 250 dollars hard to call

00:52:39 you a victim or survivor although some of these people are on television for example yeah here's

00:52:44 video uh colonizer grindset here so you can download yeah that's my that's my thumbs down

00:52:49 right there can you see it's like two who's a two up man what how many views are this on on rumble

00:52:55 here by the way it's not not very much one thousand four hundred one thousand four hundred and thirty

00:53:02 it's not uh not very much 10 hours ago so yeah not many people are watching this my only comment

00:53:07 there too downvote our sisters are on tell i'm sure they have a youtube too as we can go and do

00:53:12 it there lying lying lying they say you're you're not lying oh they told the fbi that they were

00:53:19 abused by you got a colonizer thank you no the fbi reports are clear one of them told the fbi

00:53:24 that epstein had stolen pictures from her of her sister and the fbi didn't investigate of course

00:53:30 not the fbi hasn't investigated stolen pictures but as far as the records show what's on the

00:53:36 pictures there were no claims that the farmer sisters ever claimed they were raped or abused

00:53:41 way i've seen and yet they're on cnn every other day making these claims without ever being or

00:53:47 is maria farmer really on on cnn every other day and claiming this yeah we saw her photos we we

00:53:55 know our comments you're not going to downplay this you're going to lie your way out of this 0.64

00:53:59 we know what you said about the jewish supremacist that she was run by you can't eat at this club 0.99

00:54:03 you're not you're a goy you're you're you're you're pointless that's the mentality dershowitz 0.94

00:54:07 have been going after these girls and these women for anti-Semitism. Yes, really, that's what he's 0.69

00:54:12 been doing. Corrected. And I would like to see the whole truth come out in Epstein. It's a terrible

00:54:16 truth. Of course he would. And what he means by that is I would like to obfuscate and assure that

00:54:21 we can lie and contort the story into the picture that I want to be presented about what actually

00:54:27 really happened to make sure that there is no shade cast on Mossad operatives or Israel or

00:54:35 jewish supremacy or something like that right it was terrible but it's not nearly as bad as the way

00:54:40 it's been portrayed by cnn by the new york times and by the democratic party oh the democrat that's

00:54:47 right it was some the pivot here i think was why he left the democrats or something there was i don't

00:54:53 know new york post had a whole podcast uh about this basically about him i just can't stand

00:55:00 listening to it but anyway here's the new york post you guys saw this right this is funny too

00:55:03 We talked about it in Western Warrior, but this is an example of them coming into rescue.

00:55:07 Like, this is not going to work.

00:55:08 You're not going to bail yourself out of this.

00:55:11 First, it was like, oh, my gosh, a New York Jewish man, a rabbi, found dismembered by a Colombian gang.

00:55:17 This is anti-Semitism. 1.00

00:55:18 Oh, shit. 1.00

00:55:18 He wanted to marry someone who was, like, just basically legal at 18. 1.00

00:55:25 A New York dad found murdered.

00:55:29 Yeah, it's not going to work.

00:55:30 What is that, three days between, two days between the headlines?

00:55:33 And they even take away the picture with him with his Yamakon?

00:55:38 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:55:40 You can't make this up.

00:55:41 This is a bad look for you.

00:55:44 This is a very bad look.

00:55:45 Okay.

00:55:46 So let's bring in some of the bioweapons that those very same people have helped to import. 0.60

00:55:53 And let's see how this is going here. 0.77

00:55:54 Where are we?

00:55:54 We are in Maine right now.

00:55:56 where State Representative Dalkak is announcing her number one goal in office.

00:56:05 Let's hear her out here.

00:56:08 Policies, how can the politics in Somalia resonate what we have here in the United States,

00:56:14 the democracy that we have.

00:56:16 How can you help us be a better country and build back what we used to have back in a long time ago?

00:56:23 So hopefully we will be able to help our country, our former country, Somalia, policies.

00:56:32 How can the politics in Somalia can be... 1.00

00:56:34 I don't care! 1.00

00:56:36 That's right. Thank you, fugitive.

00:56:38 Well, he wasn't actually the fugitive, was he?

00:56:40 But anyway, number one issue is to make sure that they can...

00:56:45 See, this is the same with these diaspora groups, right?

00:56:47 India, the method by Modi, was it? 0.52

00:56:51 It was to use the Indian diaspora in the same way that Israel does.

00:56:55 I must have to bring in that headline again so I can show it to you. 0.97

00:56:57 But like, they're all become aware of that tactic. 0.83

00:57:01 And in fact, it helps to kind of deflect from other minority groups doing those very same things. 0.98

00:57:05 And that's, of course, one of the strategies to kind of hide behind other minorities 0.94

00:57:09 so that they take all the attention away from this other special minority 0.94

00:57:12 that have been doing this for decades.

00:57:13 Now they're allowing some of these other minorities to do this for, I mean, they're not minorities, I know they're majorities, by the way.

00:57:22 But yeah, this is what they do. The Indians have this as a strategy. Don't I have that headline?

00:57:28 Yeah, here we go. I think this is the one. But yeah, no, this is what they do.

00:57:35 No, that was about the lost Indian Jews. Oh, that was funny too, by the way.

00:57:38 Speaking of lost Indian Jews coming to Israel despite skepticism over ties to faith.

00:57:44 It's kind of funny. 1.00

00:57:45 They're like, well, we need some more guys to send to the front line.

00:57:48 Yeah, here's this totally, this is the diaspora somewhere in, like, somewhere in northern India.

00:57:52 They look more Asian almost.

00:57:54 And they're like, yeah, that's right. 0.99

00:57:56 Let's bring them over.

00:57:58 And then we can send them to the positions and places that we need them to.

00:58:03 Anyway, I can't find him.

00:58:04 Modi, anyway, he had a strategy there.

00:58:06 was to use the Indian diaspora in the same way that Israel is using it.

00:58:11 That's what he said. 0.82

00:58:12 And, of course, the same is true here then with Somalians.

00:58:15 The Somali diaspora can now start lobbying in America

00:58:20 to send more money to Somaliland or whatever the hell he, you know, or Somalia, whatever. 0.68

00:58:27 Okay.

00:58:30 Let's move into the hantavirus, shall we, ladies and gents?

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00:59:08 But we can get into the Hantavirus stuff here now, which is kind of interesting,

00:59:14 because what seems to be happening so far, lots to talk about about this,

00:59:18 but what seems to be happening so far is basically like, let's find out a way to try to spread.

00:59:25 If it's a real concern, let's try to spread it.

00:59:29 Here's like a manual on how you do in order to make sure that it spreads as much as possible.

00:59:34 That's kind of what it feels like.

00:59:35 That's what it's the overview I've managed to come to so far.

00:59:41 The conclusion of the overview is that, okay, it looks like they want it to spread.

00:59:46 Anyway, let's check in.

00:59:47 Here's Bari Wise's Chabad Broadcasting Systems.

00:59:51 Let's check in with them first here.

00:59:53 Infections have risen again from seven people who were on board the MV Hondias

00:59:58 to at least two new people for a total of at least nine.

01:00:01 And one of those two new cases was not a passenger on that ship.

01:00:05 And this is concerning.

01:00:07 Thank you for the link there, 52, and I'll check that out in a moment.

01:00:10 Because it means that Hantavirus has spread from person to person.

01:00:15 Now, this case involves a French national, according to France's Ministry of Health and French media, who said that this is a man.

01:00:22 French media also believe he traveled on this plane, which our CBS News confirmed.

01:00:26 So I think it's, I think he has French citizenship, but it sounded like, maybe I misheard or misremembered that, but I think it sounded like he was from, like, Ghana or something.

01:00:37 Like, he's African, I think.

01:00:39 I could be wrong on that.

01:00:40 But anyway, let's keep listening.

01:00:41 On this plane, which our CBS News confirms Joanne Stalker tracked, this is Air Link flight 4Z132 from the island of St. Helena to Johannesburg, South Africa.

01:00:52 And this was on April 25th.

01:00:53 It's believed it was the same plane as one of the first passengers who got sick on the ship.

01:00:58 That was a 69-year-old Dutch woman who collapsed just hours after she landed in Johannesburg.

01:01:04 Her 70-year-old husband had already died on the ship, and he was the first victim in this

01:01:10 hantavirus outbreak. Now, making this more concerning, there were about 85 passengers

01:01:15 and crew on that same flight. And then there is the second new confirmed case, which the

01:01:20 world health organization has confirmed this case involves a swiss national and also a man and he is

01:01:25 linked to the ship and was another passenger now we understand sometime in late april he left the

01:01:31 ship with his wife and flew home to zurich it's not clear when exactly at this point but it could

01:01:37 have been okay so he he's kind of we're not this is not starting kind of from the beginning

01:01:44 but what it sounds like to me is that there has been enough awareness of the fact and was because

01:01:49 because I show a headline later that proves my point here too,

01:01:53 which is that they were aware of the infection,

01:01:56 they were aware of this as an issue,

01:01:57 but allowed people to fly back home.

01:02:01 Right, people have gone back to the UK,

01:02:03 they've gone to South Africa, they've gone to Switzerland.

01:02:08 Why?

01:02:10 Why?

01:02:11 You're telling me they could lock us down for two years

01:02:15 and keep everyone quarantined,

01:02:16 as opposed to keeping the sick people quarantined?

01:02:19 In this case, it says, it's unfair.

01:02:21 Oh, it's a horrific place to be.

01:02:26 Yeah, obviously, it sucks for the people on the boat there.

01:02:31 But what are you going to do?

01:02:32 Risk infecting everyone else by letting everyone go

01:02:34 and letting them fly in all kinds of different directions?

01:02:36 This is lunacy.

01:02:38 Again, I'm not saying I don't trust.

01:02:40 Maybe there's nothing real. 1.00

01:02:41 All this is bullshit. 1.00

01:02:42 It's your fear hype. 1.00

01:02:43 We got all this.

01:02:43 But I'm just saying, again, looking at how they're pushing this, right?

01:02:47 But again, what threw me off initially with the COVID stuff was like them downplaying it.

01:02:53 Initially, remember, this is what kind of got me, like fooled me into thinking it must be, there's something going on here.

01:02:59 Because they wanted you to go out and hug an Asian person because it was like racism accusations right away.

01:03:04 And I was like, I don't know about this.

01:03:06 Like they wanted this to spread.

01:03:09 And then when it started spreading, then they flipped, right?

01:03:11 And then now we can use it.

01:03:12 Actually, let's use it now.

01:03:13 From St. Helena or after from Ascension Island.

01:03:16 And this is according to the ship's itinerary.

01:03:19 Now, in Zurich, he felt sick.

01:03:20 He was tested for hantavirus and was confirmed to have the Andes strain.

01:03:24 This is the one that can jump from human to human.

01:03:27 He's hospitalized and in isolation in Zurich.

01:03:30 His wife isn't showing any symptoms, and she is self-isolating.

01:03:33 But what?

01:03:34 How do you know?

01:03:35 That's the other thing, right?

01:03:37 We were meant to, all of us be locked down, right, during COVID.

01:03:46 for, I mean, how it was different in different areas.

01:03:49 Again, a little bit like overall, right?

01:03:50 Like overall, it was like, what, a year?

01:03:53 Something like that.

01:03:55 Because we got to help and save everybody.

01:03:56 Here's like this kind of,

01:03:57 ah, she's kind of self-isolating.

01:04:00 It's totally fine.

01:04:01 Don't worry about it.

01:04:02 She's taking the responsibility.

01:04:04 Like, is she being monitored?

01:04:05 Like this is allegedly, apparently then,

01:04:07 if you take the official records here,

01:04:08 this is much deadlier than COVID officially ever was.

01:04:13 I know they told us that it was super deadly or whatever.

01:04:16 Now, there was consequences from it,

01:04:17 especially from the vax later

01:04:18 and the shedding from the vax.

01:04:20 Totally different topic,

01:04:21 but still related, obviously.

01:04:23 But in this case, it's like this.

01:04:24 Yeah, it's kind of, it's fine.

01:04:26 Let's, we can put, we can,

01:04:27 they can, sure, you can go home.

01:04:28 Just, you will say,

01:04:29 will you self-isolate, please?

01:04:33 And I'll tell you why later,

01:04:35 because it could be weeks

01:04:36 until you actually show symptoms,

01:04:38 despite the fact that you're infected.

01:04:40 So this is nuts.

01:04:40 For a flight or flights,

01:04:41 this man and his wife took to get home

01:04:43 will be in focus for more contact tracing, which could involve hundreds more people in planes and

01:04:49 on the ground. Yes, it feels like they they love they've wanted this for a while, right? The health

01:04:55 authorities, they've want pandemic treaties are now in place. And they've, they're like, they're

01:05:00 like, itch jump, you know, what do you call it? Drooling at the process, you know, salivating at

01:05:06 the prospect to like lock down more countries and take more control and stuff. Because the initial

01:05:12 steps as usual is this total retard moment can you just just keep them on the boat right because 0.98

01:05:20 it was like this story is like oh they don't oh the canary islands rejected them they didn't let 0.93

01:05:25 them do oh oh my god oh it's so poor them look again if you're not infected and you're on the

01:05:30 boat yeah that does suck but what's your option you're gonna have everyone else being you know

01:05:36 just everyone else in any country that these people are then allowed freely to go to are

01:05:41 going to be potentially be infected by these people just because it's mean or something to

01:05:47 keep them on the boat until we can actually find out and resolve the issue right anyway

01:05:51 it's just i don't know there's some other here um hantavirus ship rejected no safe port cruise ship

01:06:00 reported hantavirus cases have been denied entry to the canary islands is what we talked about

01:06:05 before mv hondias i think the ship's uh name is by the way there's sky news uh reporting on this

01:06:13 let's check in on this a cruise ship that's been hit by hantavirus people ill on board they're

01:06:20 currently stuck outside cape verde they had been promised safe passage and able to disembark in

01:06:27 the canary islands however the leader of spain's canary islands has just told reuters according to

01:06:34 Reuters, rejected the fact that the Hantavares Hickory ship is able to dock the leader of

01:06:40 Spain's Canary Islands and said that ship will not be allowed to dock in the Canary Islands.

01:06:44 He's also demanded an urgent meeting with the Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez to discuss

01:06:50 the situation.

01:06:51 So the leader of the Canary Islands has rejected... 0.66

01:06:54 Sanchez has legalized like 500,000 Africans.

01:06:59 It's different ethnic groups, I guess, but still.

01:07:04 they will let in anybody.

01:07:06 So I'm kind of surprised by that, to be honest.

01:07:09 Look, I'm not saying they should in this case.

01:07:12 I'm just saying, good, keep them there.

01:07:15 But it's probably Sanchez is going to put pressure

01:07:17 on the Canary Island leader then, I would assume.

01:07:19 Like, you have to let them,

01:07:20 you have to let this spread to the island,

01:07:22 you know, kind of thing.

01:07:23 I mean, at least it's an island.

01:07:25 Keep it there at least, but still, right?

01:07:27 The docking of the ship infected by Hantavirus.

01:07:32 You can see it currently there.

01:07:34 just off the coast of Cape Verde and some passengers who are infected who are ill will

01:07:41 be able to disembark in Cape Verde to get that immediate medical attention but it is unclear

01:07:46 what happens to the rest of them brutal I mean can you imagine um just being stuck with nowhere

01:07:53 to go in the meantime of course he comes after the doesn't this way is this is that so bad 0.99

01:07:58 compared to the COVID lockdown shit? 0.99

01:08:02 I don't know. 0.99

01:08:02 He's like, yeah, I agree. 0.99

01:08:04 It kind of sucks. 0.92

01:08:05 But like, what are you going to do? 0.98

01:08:06 So it's mean to them.

01:08:08 So therefore, let's infect everyone else.

01:08:11 If it's even a thing.

01:08:12 WHO and the EU tried to intervene

01:08:13 to help change the direction of travel of this.

01:08:16 But no solution yet.

01:08:18 And it was going to be three to four days

01:08:20 even to get to the Canary Islands.

01:08:21 And if they were unable to dock there,

01:08:22 it gives you a bit of a sense of the scale of time

01:08:25 we're talking for, for the people still on that ship.

01:08:28 Yeah.

01:08:28 I think this trip was like 16 weeks or something.

01:08:32 It was like a real long cruise.

01:08:37 It was like Antarctica.

01:08:39 There's another clip where they go through exactly where they went, right?

01:08:42 Yeah, Cape Verde, Republic of Cabo Verde,

01:08:47 Coast of West Africa.

01:08:50 I just want to see it on the map.

01:08:51 Okay, okay.

01:08:52 All right, I see.

01:08:55 Yeah, so it was like South America.

01:08:56 We'll talk about that.

01:08:57 That's what they believe is the origin point now, right?

01:08:59 Terra del Fuego, the southernmost point in Argentina.

01:09:07 And I think it went over to Antarctica, by the way, too.

01:09:09 Either after or before that, and then up to Cape Verde, I think.

01:09:13 And I was supposed to go.

01:09:14 I forget where it's going next, but we'll figure it out.

01:09:19 There's a donor from Brett R. here as well.

01:09:23 Thanks for keeping us up to date on the news, Henrik.

01:09:25 Thank you. Appreciate it, sir.

01:09:26 Brett, I appreciate it.

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01:09:31 We appreciate you.

01:09:32 Thank you.

01:09:33 All right, so let's move on here.

01:09:35 This is an interesting story here, too, from who sent that, 52 Anon, I think, right?

01:09:42 Yeah, is this the same one?

01:09:45 It's a different one that we're sending there, right?

01:09:46 No, the friendly Viking.

01:09:48 Hantavirus pulmonary infection, a potential adverse event from the COVID-19 injection

01:09:53 is listed in the Pfizer documentation.

01:09:55 That's going to be interesting if that's true, right?

01:09:58 Is this just a link to a tweet here?

01:10:02 Let me click in here.

01:10:05 Oh, gosh, there's quite a bit to go through there.

01:10:07 Well, let's just do Hunter virus.

01:10:12 Now, is this listed under?

01:10:16 Here it is right there.

01:10:17 Pulmonary infection.

01:10:18 I mean, they had literally like everything on there, too, by the way.

01:10:23 And maybe that's even like just illegal.

01:10:24 look at this everything they list there what is that yeah appendix one list of adverse events of

01:10:31 special interest holy look at this list here that they have and way down in there is the hunter

01:10:38 virus so i mean that's an interesting note right it's not irrelevant but considering how many other

01:10:45 things they list it's almost like this if you take the shot your immune system will be shot which

01:10:49 means you you'll probably greater risk being infected by things like this and that's how they

01:10:53 legally protect themselves or something even if they have to i don't know i mean they're taking

01:10:57 their indemnification is that what the term is uh okay thank you for that link too that's

01:11:05 interesting uh for sure okay um but yeah you have the issue of uh potential vax and rolex all kinds

01:11:14 of things from this maybe it's nothing but there's also another kind of spurgy click of uh kind of

01:11:21 right-wing nationalist people where they counter if you if you show suspicion for like

01:11:30 bill gates or the covid lockdowns or the jab like too much if you're if you're too conspiratorial

01:11:40 they have this need to kind of counter signal you and it's almost like this what what does it hurt

01:11:44 to be suspicious like you can recognize that these people hate you they want to kill you

01:11:50 or at the very least, obviously, replace you, right?

01:11:53 They want to make sure your kids are minorities in their own countries, etc.

01:11:57 Why is this such a long stretch to think that they're also like

01:12:00 treating our countries like laboratories and open-air petri dishes

01:12:05 and these people have no good intention for you whatsoever?

01:12:09 Why is that so strange?

01:12:12 Is that hurting our image in terms of credibility?

01:12:14 I don't think so.

01:12:16 You don't have to jump on the craziest, you know,

01:12:18 lunatic conspiracy theories around it,

01:12:19 But to have a wholesome, sensible sense of skepticism around these people,

01:12:28 around media narratives, around big pharma, what they're pushing,

01:12:33 I don't think that's crazy at all.

01:12:36 I'm not going to name any names, but, I mean, we had a big fallout

01:12:39 with some people during the 2020 times.

01:12:43 And, again, initially I looked at the media.

01:12:46 They're treating this like it's a no-biggy.

01:12:48 so i jumped in and said this is probably bad i started covering it from like oh it's spreading

01:12:52 he's doing these things and then kind of the switch happened right now they're pushing it

01:12:57 now they're recognizing it now they're saying that it's we have to do these things and then

01:13:01 you know the suspicion kind of sets in but tons of people like yeah we should just get vaxxed

01:13:06 because uh now you can travel or uh the lockdowns are actually good or something like that and it

01:13:13 And it wasn't even like some accelerationist point of view, right?

01:13:17 Like, you could even think,

01:13:18 I think so.

01:13:20 Ironically, I think some people did take that stance.

01:13:22 They took the stance that somehow this is going to destroy Zog.

01:13:32 Or like, you know, they took like that view on it. 1.00

01:13:35 Like, this is good.

01:13:36 It will undermine kind of the global capitalist system and stuff like that.

01:13:41 and of course we said no it's actually quite the opposite it will ruin as we learned right all the

01:13:48 small family businesses and stuff but then they came up with this now these are vital businesses

01:13:53 walmart's can stay open lowe's could be open right like major black rock adjacent owned corporations

01:14:01 can stay open and of course we've covered in the past i can't find it now but maybe it's in the

01:14:06 graphics folder um of the that covid was a great one of the greatest wealth transfers in in modern

01:14:12 history right uh let me let me see if i can find that headline and of course that's musk became

01:14:17 uh one of the big uh the the one of the richest men in the world world during that during that

01:14:25 time too by the way um here's a couple of examples right oh this is what's you know and you show them

01:14:29 headlines like this remember at the time like we're inherently against this because these people

01:14:35 and here on this list alone um one two three four five out of ten here definitely are right

01:14:45 yes they are and and even some potentially questionable here but

01:14:51 they doubled their wealth during the pandemic we talked we showed them this and they're like nah

01:14:56 nah we're gonna be no the lockdowns are good it's gonna help us somehow 1.00

01:15:00 You don't have to be this retarded. 0.99

01:15:05 You don't have to be this contrarian 0.99

01:15:08 because some MAGA conservatives don't like the lockdowns

01:15:10 and you have to counter-signal them

01:15:12 and kind of join up with the anti-white libs or something.

01:15:16 I don't know. 0.97

01:15:18 Anyway, that was an interesting time 1.00

01:15:20 because people seem to have lost their fucking mind. 0.99

01:15:22 They can't think clearly after that point. 0.99

01:15:24 Anyway, and we try to be consistent.

01:15:27 It's like, no, this is bad.

01:15:28 This is bad for our people.

01:15:29 All these people are gaining, like, massive growth.

01:15:33 They're doing a dry run on, like, you know, locking society down. 0.95

01:15:37 And now they have legal shit in place, like the pandemic treaty. 0.97

01:15:44 Is that what they're calling it? 0.99

01:15:45 Things like that, right?

01:15:46 Okay, anyway, back to the clips here. 1.00

01:15:49 I don't want to reminisce too much about retards that just can't stay fucking normal in situations like that. 1.00

01:15:54 but they have to, like, always have some navel-gazing, weird take on things 1.00

01:16:00 where, like, mine is, I'm, it's special, you know.

01:16:03 Anyway, a Swedish doctor who previously worked aboard the luxury cruise ship

01:16:08 affected by the deadly hantavirus outbreak

01:16:10 said the ship's medical staff were operating under tremendous pressure

01:16:13 with limited resources.

01:16:15 I mean, this is not really, like, okay, sure, fine.

01:16:18 Anyway, let's listen.

01:16:19 If they are allowed to disembark, then the passengers will somehow get home.

01:16:24 But, of course, I mean, no country want to have the hantavirus in the general population.

01:16:32 Correct, fellow Swedes. 1.00

01:16:34 So, therefore, keep them on the boat until we can figure this shit out. 1.00

01:16:40 Keep them in quarantine. 0.99

01:16:41 This is a perfect way. 0.99

01:16:42 It's out in the fucking middle of nowhere in the ocean. 0.98

01:16:45 You don't have to get close. 0.98

01:16:47 There's a boat there.

01:16:48 There's some medical personnel that are aware.

01:16:50 They're like, keep it there, okay?

01:16:52 This is not hard, okay?

01:16:56 There is a sick baby with two beds.

01:17:00 And we have quite a lot of medication on board.

01:17:03 And one doctor, no nurses.

01:17:05 If it's the Andes-Hanta virus that is spreading among people,

01:17:14 then they have reasons to be scared.

01:17:16 The only thing he can do is supportive care.

01:17:19 So I think he or she is under quite tremendous pressure.

01:17:24 I mean, you have...

01:17:25 Is there nothing you can do?

01:17:27 All you can do is supportive care.

01:17:29 That's what it sounds like.

01:17:29 He or she is under quite much to be scared.

01:17:32 The only thing he can do is supportive care.

01:17:35 So I think he or she is under quite tremendous pressure.

01:17:41 I mean, you have three passengers that have died on the ship.

01:17:45 So that's a lot of pressure.

01:17:47 This is a very long cruise.

01:17:48 This is a six-week cruise.

01:17:50 The ordinary cruise is like 10 days.

01:17:53 But it's a very familiar feeling on the ships.

01:18:00 All right.

01:18:01 Thank you.

01:18:01 Thank you, Swede.

01:18:02 No, there is no cure.

01:18:05 Okay. 1.00

01:18:05 Hantovars outbreaks are rare, but they aren't going away. 1.00

01:18:07 And there's no cure.

01:18:08 Since the family of rodent-borne infections were identified in 1950s,

01:18:12 they've turned up all over the world.

01:18:13 Okay.

01:18:14 All right.

01:18:15 So there's no cure.

01:18:15 So that's why he said you can just do supportive care.

01:18:18 and you're screwed two people who had been on board of the mv hondulus have returned to britain

01:18:27 the uk health agency whatever it's called the uk hsa have said they are self-isolating and were not 0.98

01:18:35 showing symptoms okay do you want it to spread

01:18:40 And this hantavirus is highly lethal, apparently, with case fatality rates for hantavirus pulmonary

01:18:53 syndrome typically ranging between 20 and 40 percent, making survival rates approximately

01:19:00 60 percent to 80 percent. As of May 2026, it's recognized as a particularly deadly strain

01:19:05 with unique human-to-human transmission capabilities, okay?

01:19:13 Just some breaking news to bring you regarding the Hantavirus outbreak

01:19:17 on that cruise ship in the South Atlantic Ocean.

01:19:21 We've just had a statement from the UK Health Security Agency

01:19:25 who say that two people have returned to the UK independently

01:19:29 having been on board that cruise ship.

01:19:34 Neither of these individuals is currently reporting symptoms.

01:19:39 Doesn't matter.

01:19:40 The UK HSA saying that it continues to work with the World Health Organization, the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office and the Department of Health and Social Care and other international partners to prepare for the arrival of British nationals to the UK from the MV Hondias cruise ship that has that outbreak of Hantavirus.

01:19:57 We did find out earlier on today that there has been an agreement with the Canary Islands for the ship to dock in Tenerife this weekend.

01:20:08 Ministers saying that that plan is safe.

01:20:12 The 150 passengers and crew on board will disembark in Tenerife at the weekend and then go through a process of testing and quarantine.

01:20:21 Then going partying in the club scene on Tenerife.

01:20:25 We know how this goes.

01:20:26 they are allowed to head home. The UK HSA saying three people, including one British national

01:20:34 with suspected hantavirus, have been evacuated from the ship already in order to receive medical

01:20:40 care in the Netherlands in coordination with the Cape Verde UK and Dutch governments. UK HSA

01:20:46 are in close contact with the medical teams providing their care. Yeah, shall we start a

01:20:53 Polymarket bed. I'm not sure if that's directly

01:20:55 what we're talking about, but some people

01:20:56 already did, apparently.

01:21:00 ...saying the remaining British nationals

01:21:02 can now be repatriated once the ship

01:21:05 docks at its next destination,

01:21:07 which we now know is Tenerife,

01:21:08 if they do not... 1.00

01:21:09 So they've let them home to Netherlands,

01:21:12 to Switzerland, to South Africa.

01:21:14 What was the other one?

01:21:16 Was it one more country?

01:21:18 Anyway, they've let a bunch of people back.

01:21:20 Oh, well, they're not showing any symptoms.

01:21:21 symptoms okay none of the british citizens on board are currently reporting symptoms but they

01:21:26 are being closely monitored uh the foreign office is making arrangements for these individuals to

01:21:32 return to the uk uh where the uk hsa is working with the government to support them to isolate

01:21:38 with regular testing and contact with you guys in chat fighting over whether viruses are real or not

01:21:44 yeah that's been been there done that we've been down that path yeah so symptoms of antivirus

01:21:49 infection. Typically, they say here, appear one to eight weeks after exposure to infected rodent

01:21:56 waste, though they often develop within two to four weeks. Has it been that long? No, it has not.

01:22:03 So the point is, they could be carrying it, but then they just claim that they're self-isolating.

01:22:07 Okay, how do we know? Anyway, what I'm saying is, even if you believe the officiality of all

01:22:13 these things or not my point is the way that they're handling this is like that they want it

01:22:19 to spread once again and and that's kind of a that's a tell that's a bad that's a bad design

01:22:26 that's a bad sign you see what i'm saying so even if they use even if it's real and it's spread and 0.95

01:22:32 starts killing people or if it's fake and gay and it's a psyop they will um they will begin to 0.51

01:22:39 impose restrictions and changes and lockdowns and vaccine rollout things as as if it is do you see 0.99

01:22:47 what i'm saying so the argument should be why don't you do it right if it's if you have people

01:22:55 already isolated on a ship that have been around other people that have been allegedly apparently 0.98

01:23:01 sick and died from this thing keep them on the goddamn ship it sucks for them but what are you 0.98

01:23:08 going to do um just reiterating that the uk hsa is aware of two people who return to the uk 1.00

01:23:15 independently but it's funny though because like illegal migrants can bring this shit in any like 0.94

01:23:20 number of diseases are just walking across our borders and and no one's batting an eye at that 0.99

01:23:26 having been on board the cruise ship at the center of this hantavirus outbreak however

01:23:30 they are saying that neither of these individuals is currently reporting symptoms uh they are

01:23:36 receiving advice they want to really make sure that we understand that here on sky news and then

01:23:40 in one week from now oh it turns out they're showing symptoms and oh one guy did not um

01:23:46 did not self-isolate and now it's spread to other people somehow hantavirus outbreak spreads to

01:23:53 europe after mv hondias cruise passengers test positive back home see that was the headline

01:24:00 why why do you even why do you even try what do you even why do you do this what's the point

01:24:06 The deadly Hantavirus outbreak has spread to Europe

01:24:10 after a passenger who had already left the MV Hondias cruise ship

01:24:13 tested positive back home, authorities announced,

01:24:15 in an alarming update Wednesday.

01:24:19 Swiss authorities said the man,

01:24:20 so that's what they covered before, right?

01:24:22 Swiss authorities said the man returned home last month following,

01:24:26 and so that sounds like, oh, a month last month.

01:24:31 Yeah, but it was right at the tail end, I believe,

01:24:33 When were they at Antarctica, the portion there, and South America, Argentina, right?

01:24:42 Because that's the origin.

01:24:44 It was literally like a week ago, Wednesday.

01:24:47 But yeah, that was last month, technically.

01:24:50 But it's like, I don't know, the weasel words, why?

01:24:55 So they returned home last month following a trip to South America and his wife before testing positive for the virus,

01:25:00 which can lay dormant for up to eight weeks.

01:25:03 So that's kind of interesting, because usually, as far as I've understood this,

01:25:10 is that, at least what I've heard, is that the more deadly something like this is,

01:25:16 the faster the cycle is, right?

01:25:19 You see what I'm saying?

01:25:21 I'm not saying it doesn't exist, and apparently it does here then, in this case, if this is right.

01:25:27 But usually it was like this, okay, it has a really, like, no, it spreads so quick and they die.

01:25:33 before they can spread it to others.

01:25:34 So it's like, usually those very deadly viruses,

01:25:37 they terminate themselves.

01:25:41 That's not the right word, but you know what I mean?

01:25:44 Like Ebola or something like tremendously infectious

01:25:46 or whatever, but like you die so quick

01:25:48 that your chances of spreading it to many others

01:25:50 are diminished, right?

01:25:51 But in this case, it seems like, yeah, 1.00

01:25:52 you walk around with this shit for eight weeks, 1.00

01:25:54 you spread it to others and then you show symptoms, 1.00

01:25:56 if that's how it works.

01:25:58 They went to Zurich Hospital for testing

01:25:59 after the cruise operator ocean wide expeditions,

01:26:01 emailed recent passages about the spreading of the virus that had killed three people

01:26:04 and sickened at least five, the World Health Organization said.

01:26:09 So you got to believe what they say here, okay?

01:26:11 That's the more important thing.

01:26:14 You cannot question because that's racist.

01:26:16 It was not immediately clear what condition the man is in after the latest positive test.

01:26:22 His wife hasn't shown any symptoms but is self-isolating as a precaution.

01:26:25 Well, thank you. We trust you.

01:26:28 Local health authorities maintain Wednesday that there is currently no risk to the Swiss public.

01:26:34 However, the news is sparking panic given that the virus appear to be spreading via human-to-human transmission

01:26:38 and can be dangerous for up to eight weeks, with the crews stranded at sea with alarmed countries scared of allowing it to dock.

01:26:48 The virus usually spread through rodent droppings, but one rare strain, the Andes virus, can spread between people and carries a 40% mortality rate and is likely the culprit behind the outbreak.

01:27:03 Maria van Kerkhove, the WHO's Director for Epidemic and Pandemic Preparedness and Prevention, told reporters Tuesday that we do believe that there may be some human-to-human transmission among very close contacts.

01:27:16 Yeah, you think.

01:27:17 Seems to be what's going on.

01:27:18 Unless they're bullshitting it.

01:27:21 They're just making it up again.

01:27:23 How can you know with these people?

01:27:24 They certainly haven't done anything to win our trust.

01:27:26 I can tell you that much.

01:27:27 But anyway, yeah.

01:27:28 Departure on April 1st.

01:27:30 Is that what it is?

01:27:31 Yeah, from Terra del Fuego in Argentina.

01:27:36 Then current location of MV Hondias, Cape Verde.

01:27:42 That's where they're planning to close to.

01:27:45 and then they're going to go to the Canary Islands.

01:27:47 And then they're going to go straight to Europe.

01:27:50 So anyway, here's a 2021 Gavi article on Hantavirus becoming the next pandemic

01:27:54 and completely unrelated videos of Klaus Schwab and his son

01:27:57 regarding the World Economic Forum Gavi relationship,

01:28:01 which, of course, is the Bill Gates stuff.

01:28:03 Here we go again, right, Gavi.

01:28:05 And the next pandemic, oh, is it the Hantavirus?

01:28:07 I mean, before that, it was the monkeypox, and then it was, oh gosh, Ebola.

01:28:13 I don't know.

01:28:14 They're just waiting in the wings to, you know, wheel out some new tricks.

01:28:20 That's what they do.

01:28:20 Anyway, I don't want to listen to Schwab right now.

01:28:23 Anyway, health officials think they've tracked down

01:28:27 a source of cruise ship hantavirus outbreak.

01:28:30 And they're looking at, as we said, Argentina right now,

01:28:34 when they were likely contracting the deadly infection

01:28:39 while birdwatching in Argentina, as we said.

01:28:42 Then they brought it on board on the now-stranded cruise ship.

01:28:45 Argentinian officials said a Dutch couple that succumbed to the virus last month,

01:28:51 again, just, what, about a week ago then,

01:28:54 picked it up from rodents while visiting a landfill.

01:29:01 What?

01:29:02 Argentinian officials said a Dutch couple that succumbed to the virus last month

01:29:05 picked it up from rodents while visiting a landfill during bird-watching tour.

01:29:11 Are they doing a great year?

01:29:14 Why did they have to go to a landfill?

01:29:17 Doesn't sound very cruise-ish, does it?

01:29:22 It's kind of a red flag.

01:29:25 Why would they go to a landfill?

01:29:27 Okay, all right, okay.

01:29:31 All right, they go to landfill to bird watch in the city of Ushaya.

01:29:35 Mid-March, they told the Associated Press Wednesday.

01:29:37 However, there's one big hole in the theory now.

01:29:41 Authorities previously said that the area and the surrounding providence of Terra del Fuego had never recorded a case of the hantavirus.

01:29:49 What's going on?

01:29:51 What's going on there, guys?

01:29:54 The passengers then boarded the MV Hondias, which departed to its 35-long-day expedition trip from the Argentine port on March 20th.

01:30:01 The hantavirus is usually transmitted by inhaling the virus from infected feces or urine from mice or rats.

01:30:11 Huh. Okay.

01:30:14 The 70-year-old Dutchman reported began feeling sick on April 6th

01:30:19 with a fever, headache, abdominal pain, and diarrhea.

01:30:22 He developed acute respiratory distress and died on April 11th.

01:30:26 Okay, so it's a little bit more than a week.

01:30:28 It wasn't right at the end of April.

01:30:30 That's what it sounded like.

01:30:30 Okay, fine. Fine, I stand corrected.

01:30:33 It was last month. 1.00

01:30:35 God damn it. 0.98

01:30:36 Though his death wasn't linked to the rare hantavirus until weeks later. 0.99

01:30:41 The man's body remained on board for the next two weeks, during which time his wife got sick.

01:30:49 On April 25th, she flew with her husband's body to South Africa, where she died in a Johannesburg hospital.

01:30:56 Eight other passengers and crew members became sick with the virus over the following day.

01:31:11 almost two weeks, and by May 2nd, a third passenger on board died, the 353-foot Dutch vessel.

01:31:19 On Wednesday, three patients, a 56-year-old British national, a 41-year-old Dutch citizen,

01:31:23 and a 65-year-old German, believed to be infected with the virus, were also evacuated from the ship,

01:31:30 which remained anchored off Cape Verde.

01:31:32 The passengers, two of whom are believed to be seriously ill, were evacuated in order to receive medical care in the Netherlands,

01:31:38 the World Health Organization said.

01:31:40 eerie photos showed the last one of the patients wearing head-to-toe protective gear on a gurney

01:31:45 as they were removed from an ambulance and escorted to a waiting jet at the port of Cape

01:31:51 Verde's capital Prairie. Among those evacuated was the ship's doctor, who was once in serious

01:31:57 condition but has improved. Spain's health minister said the passengers and crew members

01:32:02 still left on the ship aren't showing any symptoms of the virus, which is typically contracted from

01:32:08 inhaling as i said before the the rodent feces oh my gosh the unnerving development wednesday

01:32:13 comes the boat is now expected to port and disembark in tenerife because they want to go

01:32:19 clubbing and we're going to go want to go clubbing among all the european tourists that are there so 0.55

01:32:24 they can so that we can spread as much as possible to white countries okay all right anyway i think

01:32:32 that's it. Let me see here. What is the, what is irresponsible? Fernando Calvillo, the incumbent 0.93

01:32:43 president of the Canary Islands, told reporters Wednesday that his government has not received

01:32:47 details and information about how the process will be carried out and raised fears that passengers

01:32:50 could spread the Hantavirus to citizens. Yeah, you think? Reps for Spain's central government,

01:32:55 again, here's the shitlib here, Sanchez, right, have blasted his remarks as irresponsible as 0.90

01:33:02 health officials have said the risk of spreading 0.95

01:33:04 Hantava is very low. Okay, well

01:33:05 let's take, with something that

01:33:08 has a 40% mortality rate

01:33:10 allegedly, apparently

01:33:11 let's take the risk

01:33:14 so we're not mean, okay?

01:33:16 And given the fact that there are 14

01:33:18 Spanish nationals on board 1.00

01:33:20 sorry 1.00

01:33:22 but I don't care

01:33:23 Yeah, exactly

01:33:25 bird watching in a landfill, one of my

01:33:28 favorite things to do while cruising

01:33:30 i i just oh i just uh see when there's like when there's hole when there's holes in the stories 0.75

01:33:39 and strange things happen that's the that's the red flag that some shit's going on right so now 0.93

01:33:45 argentina is going to test the rodent shit here basically to find and to see if that is the origin 0.95

01:33:52 point because apparently in um in uh terra del fuego they've never before found this apparently 0.98

01:34:00 so that's like a kind of a bit i mean again i mean how much how much rat shit do you tell i don't 0.99

01:34:06 know maybe they test rat shit all the time i i don't know maybe that's what they do maybe they're 0.99

01:34:10 millions they just go around and touch to you know test shit all the time it's possible um but i don't 0.99

01:34:17 know it's um i don't know do you know what i mean you see what i'm saying it's it's something is 0.94

01:34:21 fucking weird here which is which which gives me the the kind of the the what's okay which way 0.99

01:34:28 they got to play this now is it more fake and gay shit to to sell us and restrict us or is it 1.00

01:34:33 or is it do they want us to be jaded so we don't take it seriously while they do stupid shit like 1.00

01:34:40 this was like you have to let them into tenerife you have to ship them out to europe let's and 1.00

01:34:44 then yeah no they're totally self uh quarantining everybody and they'll walk around with no symptoms

01:34:51 for four weeks spreading it to everyone if that's how it works okay remember this too rodent nests

01:34:59 found near house where gene hackman's wife died of hanta virus remember this little tidbit here

01:35:07 from last year it was like what happened she was like she was like 95 or something is what is

01:35:12 japanese wife right nests and some dead rodents were found in an outbuildings in outbuildings of

01:35:20 the house where Oscar award-winning actor Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa were found

01:35:27 dead. New Mexico Department of Public Health Records seen by BBC News documented evidence

01:35:33 of the animals in eight detached buildings at their home in Santa Fe. U.S. officials previously

01:35:40 confirmed that Ms. Arakawa 65 died from respiratory illness linked to

01:35:49 hantavirus which can be transmitted by infected rodents now of course that doesn't mean it's the

01:35:54 andes version of this which is human human which the other thing seems to be but it's one of those

01:36:00 interesting things are linking like kind of a a little pun intended here drop in the media

01:36:06 about a year or so ago and now it's being wheeled out again and a lot of people are having questions

01:36:13 and this video of this gay guy on the boat is raising questions.

01:36:21 Why is he the only one talking about this on the boat?

01:36:24 I think there's well over 100 passengers on the boat.

01:36:27 Anyway, let's check this out.

01:36:29 Here's the guy here.

01:36:32 What was his name again?

01:36:34 I don't know. It doesn't matter.

01:36:35 A very homosexual man is concerned that you know about this. 0.98

01:36:43 something with humanity here mega aids carrier there you go oceans 88 i normally wouldn't make 0.68

01:36:50 a video and that's what i was gonna is that a red i normally wouldn't make if it like

01:36:57 who says that did you say that i guess i maybe that maybe the okay maybe you say that all right

01:37:03 fine okay whatever here we go i normally wouldn't make a video like this but i feel like i need to

01:37:08 say something so i wrote a few things down i am currently on board the mv hondias and what's

01:37:15 happening right now is very real for all of us here what's happening right now is very real

01:37:23 it's very real ladies and gentlemen if you had any doubts this is very real i just okay 0.90

01:37:31 uh well played sir i don't know something's something's amiss with this homosexual it's

01:37:39 very real for all of us here okay sure we're not just a story sure bro we're not just headlines 0.52

01:37:46 we're people people with families is did someone say that you're not people i don't understand

01:37:53 what's what are you upset about did someone say it's someone say you're not you're not humans

01:38:00 You're not, kill the virus, and they're, then they're up playing, it's the same as the COVID stuff, they're up playing, they're making derogatory terms about Chinese, that it was a Chinese virus, right, remember? 0.98

01:38:18 It's like, shit, it didn't work with the Chinese, let's try a white guy this time, shall we? 0.99

01:38:22 We're not just a story. We're not just headlines. We're people. People with families, with lives, with people waiting for us at home. 1.00

01:38:35 Sure, I know.

01:38:36 There's a lot of uncertainty, and that's the hardest part.

01:38:39 Sorry, but it doesn't matter. If you're a carrier of a deadly disease, it would be mean to give it to everyone else.

01:38:46 okay homo that's just that's the end of it okay just fucking stay on the aids boat until we can 1.00

01:38:51 until we figure this shit out of uncertainty and that's the hardest part 0.99

01:38:55 all we want right now is to feel safe to have clarity i want to feel safe and to get home 0.68

01:39:05 so if you're seeing coverage about this well we don't want to have you home okay 0.94

01:39:09 sorry sorry fag but you just you're gonna have to wait just a little bit all right just can 0.94

01:39:16 just stay just stay there for a little bit okay for the sake of every other living you know 0.99

01:39:24 human on the earth can we just i know your gay feelings are hurt and and i'm sorry i know i know

01:39:31 you're hurting right now but it would be kind of bad to just to gloss this over because you have 0.55

01:39:39 your your feelings scared and not safe to have clarity and to get home so if you're seeing

01:39:45 coverage about this just remember that there are real people behind it and that this isn't

01:39:52 something happening somewhere far away it's happening to us right now i'll share more when

01:39:59 i can but for now i just ask for your kindness and understanding thank you

01:40:04 okay i don't know i i don't know it's just i don't know what do you guys think

01:40:12 what do you guys think of this it just doesn't it doesn't it doesn't feel right and and i'm not

01:40:20 the only one look i know there's a there's a cohort there immediately kind of jump to the

01:40:24 conspiracy i mean i can usually i kind of fall somewhere in between right my i i'm i'm willing

01:40:29 to hear things out and look everything's on the table until we can figure shit out and we know 0.52

01:40:33 enough of gay ops or whatever and usually i mean you track record wise conspiracy theorists you 0.97

01:40:38 tend to kind of, they tend to trend on the more, you know, with hindsight, accurate side, shall we 0.87

01:40:47 say, right? Do they get everything right? Certainly not. But it doesn't hurt to be suspicious. And so

01:40:53 here's another woman, and she's kind of annoying. She's just like kind of, she's the self-reliant 1.00

01:41:00 investigative reporter here. She's done some work on pretty good, missing the main point,

01:41:08 though of like palantir um i think she's on the she's calling them fascists or something like

01:41:15 that um she's when she talks about carp you know she doesn't talk about his jewish thing she talks

01:41:22 about israel uh she does i think she's the one who said that the biggest donor to the idf was

01:41:31 It's Larry Ellison, I believe, which could just be a mishap.

01:41:38 He's one of the biggest donors to the friends of the IDF.

01:41:41 Yes, that is true.

01:41:43 But it's not Larry Ellison funding Israel, right?

01:41:47 That's like Germany and America are funding Israel, basically. 0.84

01:41:50 It's because of the Holocaust.

01:41:52 But anyway, okay, so let's hear her out. 0.52

01:41:54 She has a couple of good points.

01:41:56 It's kind of annoying, but okay, let's check it out.

01:41:58 Something is off.

01:41:59 Yeah, I know. I know that's, but anyway, let's, let's, let's hear it, okay?

01:42:04 Something is off about this cruise ship in the Atlantic with the Hantavirus outbreak,

01:42:08 and I cannot let it go.

01:42:10 This is the MV Hondias, an expedition cruise ship owned and operated by Oceanwide Expeditions.

01:42:15 And the route went from Argentina through Antarctica and the South Atlantic,

01:42:18 with stops in South Georgia and Tristan da Kahuna and St. Helena,

01:42:23 all before heading towards Cape Verde.

01:42:24 And I'm sorry, how is it that there are 147 people on board with three people dead

01:42:29 seven confirmed cases of the hantavirus and the only video we've all seen from inside the ship

01:42:33 is one guy named jake crying in his cabin gay jake gay jake one of the only videos we got

01:42:40 it's um it's totally real and not ai how about that no i'm sorry i'm not buying it okay because

01:42:49 you're talking to somebody who watches a lot of cruise ship drama on tiktok in fact it is one of

01:42:53 my favorite tiktok subject of course of course it is anyway go on that exists okay i watch it all

01:43:01 the time and if there's one thing that i've learned gay jake that's right chat we got it

01:43:06 gay jake we can do uh i'll find a couple of selected i am human or what was it uh it's a 0.61

01:43:14 couple of audio from those tiktokers it is that if someone so much as catches a stomach flu 0.72

01:43:18 on a carnival cruise there are 19 tiktoks four facebook lives and some woman named brenda locked 0.73

01:43:26 in a closet filming herself saying please help us like it's the freaking blair witch project

01:43:30 so i decided to investigate not a full rabbit hole because i have other investigations that

01:43:35 require my attention right now but what i did find was interesting so first i went looking for

01:43:39 the original jake video because like many of you the first time i saw it was on the cbs tiktok

01:43:43 account which is a company cbs tiktok yeah see what is this going here now is it is it

01:43:51 is it is it okay anyway and she will get yeah larry ellison and again she she he's bad because

01:43:59 he's a billionaire and it's his interest in running israel as he wants it nah nah girl you're you're

01:44:05 missing this all right you're you're not you're not understanding what this is about but okay

01:44:09 fine do your investigations by Larry Ellison now but I digress I couldn't colonize it chat can fix

01:44:15 her yeah maybe I don't know find the original video anywhere but luckily CBS did put in the

01:44:22 tippy top corner of the video Jake's username on TikTok so I went to his page to see if I could

01:44:27 find it there uh-huh no so I started scrolling through Jake's page and I learned that he is a

01:44:31 Boston gay Jake gay Boston Jake so I started scrolling through Jake's page and I learned

01:44:37 that he is a boston travel content creator and he's been to like hundreds of countries although

01:44:41 none of his videos have gotten like a super high amount of views but yet he's got 5.6 million

01:44:47 yeah well that's that that's kind of understandable it's kind of a big thing that's that's not that

01:44:51 strange that's weird anyways he's got sponsorship links he's got collaborations he's got a yahoo

01:44:56 email oh my gosh you got a yahoo email okay well all right okay that's not really okay okay fine

01:45:02 And if you go over to TikTok shop, he's hawking a bunch of, you know, travel consumerism junk.

01:45:07 And I'm scrolling through his post.

01:45:08 We all got a shill. 0.98

01:45:10 It's the future for everyone now, right?

01:45:11 It's online.

01:45:12 AI robotics will replace us all.

01:45:14 So we all have to be 24-7 streamers. 0.95

01:45:18 Isn't that the Chinese economy too now, basically? 0.84

01:45:20 And he's got this weird PR statement as one of them.

01:45:23 Mind you, he didn't even post the...

01:45:25 Of course, we do it the best, as you guys know, obviously.

01:45:28 ...video that he sent to CBS on his own account, remember?

01:45:31 So, I don't know. It's weird.

01:45:34 But then I hit this penguin video from the trip.

01:45:36 And it's a stunning video with a high-resolution camera.

01:45:39 And, I mean, look, the sky is insane.

01:45:42 It's clearly very beautiful.

01:45:43 But just keep in mind what this sky looks like, okay?

01:45:46 Because it's going to come back later.

01:45:48 In fact, his photos and videos are so beautiful, it is kind of hard to believe that it's not AI.

01:45:53 No, but Michael.Elizabeth08, I'm with you.

01:45:55 So I went to Google and searched for the name of the ship, the MV Hondias,

01:45:58 filtered the dates to be before the outbreak became public and went to videos to see if i had

01:46:03 missed anything because this is the exact kind of trip where you would normally see people posting

01:46:07 pictures of wildlife or videos of the sunset or rough seas with the yo-ho sound cabin tours meals

01:46:14 anything the only videos are from jake rosemarion it's only gay jake weird and then i read about 0.58

01:46:21 one other past only gay jake are making videos about this what's going on and of course again

01:46:25 they don't they don't they don't put it on their own that's what it sounded like i i i'm kind of

01:46:33 scared to go to jake gay jake's tiktok page but maybe someone has the courage enough to do it

01:46:39 but my point is it sounded like she says that video is not there because he handed that

01:46:45 did I hear that correct?

01:46:48 He handed that directly

01:46:50 to

01:46:52 Larry Ellison's

01:46:55 well, Daniel Ellison's

01:46:57 his son, technically

01:46:57 network overseen by

01:47:00 Barry Weiss.

01:47:03 The Chabad Broadcasting System.

01:47:05 He handed it directly

01:47:06 to the Chabad Broadcasting System.

01:47:10 Same with another guy, apparently.

01:47:12 He's bringing that up next.

01:47:13 ...who was quoted in BBC and...

01:47:15 Oh, I'm sorry. BBC. Okay, he went to BBC, Chabad and BBC and AP. Okay. But anyway, it's kind of the same vicinity there.

01:47:25 Weird! And then I read about one other passenger who was quoted in BBC and AP coverage named Kazem Hato, also known online as Ibn Hatuta.

01:47:34 Sorry if I mispronounced that. This guy. And he sent over footage over WhatsApp to AP News and BBC, and he gave them quotes specifically saying,

01:47:43 actually morale is high people are watching movies reading and drinking hot drinks three

01:47:49 people are dead and then it gets even weirder because he's posting stuff like this on his story

01:47:54 you can pause to read it but the second paragraph says this whole situation has been blown out of 0.65

01:47:59 proportion partly because of one person panicking on the ship who's who gay jake so a couple of

01:48:06 people have died and some people are like violently deathly ill and but it's he but he's saying he

01:48:12 but he's downplaying it this is kind of odd is it this seems to be a little miscommunication here

01:48:18 which gate which gay which which version of gay jake do we go with is it panic

01:48:23 or is it or is it fine they're watching movies and so okay if you're having a good time on the 0.97

01:48:32 ship maybe you should stay there until we can figure out what what this aids is all about

01:48:36 on his story you can pause to read it but the second paragraph says this whole situation has

01:48:41 blown out of proportion partly because of one person panicking on the ship whose video has

01:48:46 been circulating on the media while his reaction is valid it doesn't represent the situation on

01:48:50 board everyone else 148 out of 149 has been calm the situation is under control and we just wish

01:48:56 those who are sick a speedy recovery i don't and his videos also look cinematic except if you'll

01:49:02 notice his sky is blue his video clips around a lot but from every which angle can you play them

01:49:09 then is that ai is that what the point is i mean it's possible or one of them is maybe the maybe

01:49:16 gay jake's video about it was was ai is there something they didn't even go there is no ship

01:49:21 he said what's happening there no gay jake doesn't actually really he's a he's a he's a manufactured

01:49:28 uh character by by the news media by kabod broadcasting systems came up with gay jake 0.55

01:49:35 and they made him gay so you can't 0.57

01:49:38 criticize him okay 0.98

01:49:38 they made him white so the whites will kind of

01:49:42 buy his message right and then they made him 0.97

01:49:44 gay so you can't criticize him or something 0.96

01:49:45 I mean they could have made him brown too I guess to be honest 0.97

01:49:47 but anyway okay

01:49:48 it's a blue sky

01:49:51 is that really good is that enough

01:49:53 that's not really strong evidence

01:49:55 one video he took

01:49:57 and it was the sunset and the other guy took

01:49:59 the video before it was sunset

01:50:01 I mean that's not a

01:50:02 I don't think that's a strong argument but okay

01:50:04 You mean to tell me that both of these content creators were there during sunset and Jake's the only one that got a video

01:50:10 I mean, not necessarily. Maybe the other guy wasn't there. He walked away or he didn't he didn't care about it

01:50:14 He didn't publish that who knows?

01:50:16 Maybe the shitty connection there in Antarctic house, so he couldn't be who knows right and with the beautiful pink orange sky 0.99

01:50:24 Fools they think we're fools. I mean come on you expect us to believe that after sure 0.99

01:50:28 They do think we're fools

01:50:30 happens and people are locked in their rooms forced to quarantine and the only two passengers

01:50:33 from inside the ship we hear from are two travel influencers nope absolutely not as a dedicated

01:50:39 consumer of cruise drama tiktok i reject this whole premise look maybe the cruise company told

01:50:44 them they weren't allowed to post maybe the wi-fi is bad or maybe everybody on that cruise ship just

01:50:48 genuinely has great self-control in which case good for them but i'm just saying the silence

01:50:53 to severity ratio is weird yeah no i agree with that point at least that that is kind of

01:50:59 bizarre right usually you had a bunch of postings about that um does someone link up the someone

01:51:07 link this up moderna working on a hantavirus vaccine this was usually some good things in

01:51:13 the comments on these things okay korea university moderna collaborate to develop an mrna based

01:51:21 hantavirus vaccine well how about that now well well well that's two years ago you never know

01:51:28 You never know. In July, the Vaccine Innovation Center at Korea University College of Medicine announced entering into a collaboration with Cambridge, Massachusetts-based pharmaceutical and biotechnology company Moderna to develop an mRNA-based hantavirus vaccine.

01:51:45 Although a hantavirus vaccine developed by Professor Ho Wong Lee's team at Korea University have been in use since its approval in the 1990s,

01:51:58 I thought that there was no cure for the hantavirus.

01:52:04 Okay, we've got to try to sort this out here.

01:52:09 Is there a cure for hantavirus?

01:52:15 There's no specific... I mean, okay, that doesn't mean...

01:52:18 Of course, they do a vaccine for the common cold, right?

01:52:24 The flu as well.

01:52:27 There's no specific treatment for hantavirus infection.

01:52:30 An antiviral drug called ribavirin is sometimes recommended

01:52:33 as it's proven effective for a specific type of hantavirus

01:52:36 that causes kidney failure.

01:52:38 However, it's not been proven effective for lung and heart involvement.

01:52:43 Is there a vaccine?

01:52:45 Antivirus vaccine that fears Antivirus.

01:52:50 Let's try that.

01:52:53 Where are we here?

01:52:55 I know you'll be autocorrecting for me here.

01:52:58 Amna.

01:53:00 Amna?

01:53:01 What is that for?

01:53:01 Amna.

01:53:02 There is no cure or FDA-approved vaccine for Antivirus.

01:53:05 What does that mean?

01:53:06 Which is normally spread by contact with infected rodents,

01:53:10 but the World Health Organization said today they believe

01:53:15 there is evidence of a rare instance of human to human transmission on that ship okay this is just

01:53:19 kind of picking up random things um is there a hantavirus vaccine is there a vaccine that cures

01:53:28 hantavirus how about that then there's no cure fda approved vaccine okay all right okay that's

01:53:34 interesting uh let's check out what was the post saying here so but there is a hantavirus vaccine

01:53:44 developed in the 1990s is this sub sub stack just bullshitting us here or what the designation i

01:53:53 mean they might have developed it but it might it's not approved for use whatever the designation

01:53:57 of hantavirus as potential disease x pathogen yeah i remember that right disease x they warned

01:54:02 about that uh by the world health organization underscores the need for a new vaccine effective

01:54:06 against a broader range of hantavirus strains um the vaccine innovation centers provide a

01:54:11 Moderna with antivirus antigen sequence information.

01:54:13 Great.

01:54:14 That's really what you want to do.

01:54:16 What was the CEO name of Stefan Bonzell?

01:54:20 Was that what it was?

01:54:21 Was it Stefan Bonzell?

01:54:24 Let me remind myself here.

01:54:29 Yeah, Moderna, right?

01:54:31 Isn't it?

01:54:32 We're doing this.

01:54:33 We're doing this live, lads.

01:54:36 Hope you're okay with that, guys.

01:54:37 Yes, Stefan Bonzell.

01:54:39 and um was he uh was he was he one of them or no maybe he wasn't okay anyway okay uh what else do

01:54:51 we got here this partnership is expected to then strengthen mrna vaccine research

01:55:01 and develop oh you can't see that that's interesting getting a

01:55:05 club here let me restart that it dropped for a second there is everything good otherwise

01:55:12 okay interesting see if i can get that to restart

01:55:17 sorry lads tech issues

01:55:24 okay let's see if that updates can we get my connection back please

01:55:32 there we go okay there we go this is the story here sorry guys you didn't even see that on screen

01:55:38 then uh here's a piece that korea university moderna collaborate to develop mrna-based

01:55:42 hantavirus vaccines outbreak news today in case you want to look this up for yourself but this is

01:55:46 from uh over two years ago um or almost soon two years ago about how they have begun to collaborating

01:55:55 to try to figure this out, to get an mRNA vaccine, allegedly, apparently.

01:56:02 Okay.

01:56:04 So, moving on here.

01:56:05 What do we got?

01:56:06 Oh, you got this one, of course, for no reason whatsoever.

01:56:09 I think we played this at the time, but let's play it again.

01:56:11 Why not?

01:56:11 It won't be the last pandemic.

01:56:13 The next one could be far more severe.

01:56:15 I mean, this one, it killed millions.

01:56:18 It was awful.

01:56:20 We got the vaccine.

01:56:21 you know uh actually president trump's leadership was a factor in getting that out quickly and

01:56:28 yeah randall flag says i believe the founder of modernis swiss french and it covers back in 2020

01:56:32 yeah i think so i i think so when i spoke to him i said okay here's some other medical innovations

01:56:36 including the thing called the name yeah amna is henry's old yeah what did you do

01:56:41 it's like replying to me but it was not an ai answer that's what was so strange

01:56:47 right usually if it's like an ai it will say that and then it squirts out some hallucination

01:56:53 but yeah amna there is no is that is there an even okay let me just see here

01:56:57 is there amna mentioned in the article that it references

01:57:01 oh he's talking to okay i see it's a transcript from an interview william brangham is talking to 0.99

01:57:09 an amna okay that makes sense yeah i got freaked out that for a what the fuck the fuck is that 0.96

01:57:14 about okay back to bill so um you know we should be more prepared both for a pandemic i'd say that's 0.98

01:57:23 still number one yes um you know you can worry about nuclear war you can worry about uh smile

01:57:31 when you talk about this there's plenty to worry about uh overall i'm an optimist

01:57:37 overall i'm an optimist you know it's up to the government to think ahead on behalf of the

01:57:42 citizens yeah so a pandemic there's a lot uh that we should be doing that um hopefully we'll get our

01:57:50 act together before the next one comes you know overall the innovation and health both in the

01:57:56 developing countries the ritual you know i i i love being part of that i was reading though that

01:58:01 you said the next pandemic you are predicting within maybe 25 years oh certainly we'll have one

01:58:07 in the next 25 years uh you know there's even some pathogens out there that we're

01:58:13 watching over right now um yeah what did he say that i don't think he said the hunt of ours

01:58:20 in the clip did it okay anyway the doctor has spoken you know that so we we all have to um

01:58:29 We all have to watch out.

01:58:32 Now, here's an interesting twist here.

01:58:36 Hantavirus meets alien conspiracy.

01:58:39 This is the crossover you've been waiting for.

01:58:42 Okay, here we go.

01:58:43 This is the segue here.

01:58:45 I worked for five days for this to come together in such a way. 1.00

01:58:50 Anyway, because, of course, we got the gay-up alien, 0.99

01:58:54 uh yeah maybe not invasion but something with aliens coming up here soon too and so uh act x 0.82

01:59:01 files back in the day they had i think this from the movie fight the world whatever the hell it

01:59:07 was called i believe uh was it chris carter chris carter um was it chris carter i met that guy

01:59:19 chris carter yeah i met chris carter when i was hosting this is the tail end of kind

01:59:24 kind of old-school red eyes, more esoteric topics,

01:59:26 and I was into, like, yeah, UFOs, aliens,

01:59:28 and alt-tech, alternative history, you know,

01:59:32 anything kind of fun, off-the-wall stuff

01:59:35 that was, you know, intriguing and curious and stuff like that.

01:59:38 And I was hosting a conference in, gosh, was it San Jose, Santa Fe,

01:59:45 or something like that.

01:59:46 I forget what it was.

01:59:47 And Chris Carter was in the audience.

01:59:49 I talked to him a little bit.

01:59:50 But he had a, he had this, it's very, observe that when you watch the clip, right?

02:00:01 The government is always like, kind of like, you know, like the fascists, you know, kind of thing.

02:00:06 Let's see if I can find, let's see if I can find the other video I have in mind for that.

02:00:10 But I'm getting ahead of myself.

02:00:12 Let's, let's hear this out for, hear this out first.

02:00:14 x files hantavirus discussion which is really a cover guess in a way for for the for the alien

02:00:23 takeover let's let's check it out okay here we go total uh hollywood spurgery here they want to

02:00:32 discredit you for what because i'm a dangerous man because i know too much about the truth

02:00:36 now that uh end of the world apocalyptic garbage you're right you know my work

02:00:41 yeah that's pretty funny that's a good that's a good line much about the truth

02:00:45 now that uh end of the world apocalyptic garbage you're right you know my work

02:00:50 not bad i was right about dallas wasn't how are you right are you familiar with the antivirus

02:00:57 yeah it was a deadly virus spread by field mice in the southwestern united states several years

02:01:03 ago according to the newspaper femur was called out to manage an outbreak of the antivirus

02:01:08 Are you familiar with what the Federal Emergency Management Agency's real power is?

02:01:15 FEMA allows the White House to suspend constitutional government upon declaration of a national emergency.

02:01:20 The gaze.

02:01:21 Think about that.

02:01:22 What is an agency with such broad sweeping power doing managing a small viral outbreak in suburban Texas?

02:01:28 The old FEMA conspiracy.

02:01:29 You're saying it wasn't such a small outbreak?

02:01:31 No.

02:01:32 I'm saying it wasn't the hand of virus.

02:01:35 But what was it?

02:01:38 What was it?

02:01:46 When we were young men in the military,

02:01:48 your father and I were recruited for a project.

02:01:50 They told us it was biological warfare, a virus.

02:01:53 What killed those men?

02:01:55 What killed them?

02:01:55 I won't even write about.

02:01:57 We have no context for what killed those men.

02:02:00 We're any appreciating...

02:02:00 Some good chats there and rumbled right now.

02:02:03 I appreciate that.

02:02:03 Creation of a scale of which...

02:02:04 Keep it up.

02:02:05 I'm enjoying it.

02:02:05 ...to be unleashed in the future.

02:02:06 a plague

02:02:09 a plague to end all

02:02:11 alien violence

02:02:12 a silent weapon

02:02:14 in a quiet war

02:02:15 the systematic release

02:02:17 of a deep war drop

02:02:18 for which the men

02:02:20 who will bring it on

02:02:20 still have no cure

02:02:21 they've been working

02:02:23 on this for 50 years

02:02:24 while the rest of the world

02:02:26 have been fighting 0.61

02:02:26 groups and commies

02:02:27 these men have been

02:02:28 secretly negotiating

02:02:29 a planned Armageddon

02:02:31 it's the stab that

02:02:33 if you're kind of

02:02:34 concerned with communism

02:02:35 it's always that right

02:02:36 it's the kind of the civil rights movement i was a ah there was nothing too calm it was a

02:02:42 it was a scaremongering it was nothing to it it was all fake it was home i think you know

02:02:47 yeah i'm at both molder and molder uh what's his name in real life um oh gosh uh yeah it was a 0.98

02:02:57 he's a jewish sex addict and landau he's a jew the time table has been set it'll happen on a 0.96

02:03:03 holiday when people are away from their homes. The president 1.00

02:03:06 will declare a state of emergency at which time all

02:03:08 government or federal agencies will come under the power of

02:03:12 the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

02:03:14 Hantavirus, aliens, FEMA, the secret government, the secret

02:03:19 government, which is this. But then what you what you got with

02:03:23 it that and don't worry, we're going to talk about the the

02:03:25 fake aliens up here in a moment too. And the AI data centers

02:03:30 space will make time okay this evening will make time um then what you but but then but but so

02:03:38 the fema is a secret they're the fema is the deep state this is like oh this kind of alex jones

02:03:43 right kind of conspiracies right like fema is a new i forget was that under who was that created

02:03:48 under it was fairly recently right wasn't it i'll look it up in a moment anyway so it's like a secret

02:03:56 you know fascist government kind of thing but then on the front end of that this is what you

02:04:00 got with fema especially after hurricane helene to try to get it with what archie mentioned

02:04:05 earlier right about uh cbs news about broadcasting systems attacking the white people that were

02:04:11 helping out after hurricane helene specifically in places like north carolina asheville you know

02:04:15 they were hit real hard from that so that then and before that the reason why fema failed was 0.70

02:04:22 that these were largely white,

02:04:24 you know, kind of European stock appellations. 0.55

02:04:26 No one cared about them.

02:04:27 They didn't, they said they were going to help. 0.99

02:04:29 They didn't do shit, right? 1.00

02:04:31 So here's your secret female government 1.00

02:04:32 right here as an example, right? 1.00

02:04:33 Sparked a few things. 1.00

02:04:36 There's a female representative. 1.00

02:04:37 In my mind, thinking about preparedness

02:04:38 and how you said, you know,

02:04:39 LGBTQIA people and people who have been disadvantaged

02:04:44 already are struggling.

02:04:46 They already have their own things to deal with.

02:04:50 So you add a disaster on top of that, it's it's just compounding on itself.

02:04:58 And I think that is maybe the why of why we're having these discussions, because it isn't being talked about.

02:05:05 It isn't being socialized. We're not paying attention to this community.

02:05:11 Thank you so much. Maggie. Thank you.

02:05:14 Yeah, there are a couple of things that are intersecting in my mind here.

02:05:18 one of them is that's uh that's uh chris carter's uh secret government right there by the way

02:05:22 that's what makes it's that's what makes this so much funnier uh it was a good i think chris

02:05:31 carter was at the conference there to like kind of get a glean where's a gleam glean on on like

02:05:37 new ideas and then he wrote like just pure garbage i mean i genuinely enjoyed like the first like

02:05:43 the series actually it was entertaining it was well written it was funny at times there was some 0.84

02:05:48 good good stories in there all that kind of stuff right but then um the latest stuff is just garbage

02:05:56 like total garbage and it's just like a mishmash of throwing everything in the kitchen sink in

02:06:00 there and it's it's like when they when the internet kind of caught up with the screenwriters

02:06:08 and now the screenwriters took all their material from like the internet and try to bake it all

02:06:12 together i don't know it's just it it was that's why it was easier and better in the 90s we actually

02:06:16 had to kind of come up with some of the and i don't know some of the we don't have to go down

02:06:20 this road but it's just it occurred to me here's the other one remember the the cat lady fema uh

02:06:25 agents remember this hello how are you ma'am good so um we're wondering we just asked when do you

02:06:32 guys go door to door he was telling that when are you going to help out and i was like what white

02:06:37 Catwoman is not going to help out, okay?

02:06:38 We have to get the general stuff done. 0.59

02:06:41 You know, we've got to hit the mass people first,

02:06:43 wherever the mass people are.

02:06:45 So the mass people are here.

02:06:46 Let's get them into the system as quickly as possible.

02:06:49 Once we get the masses done, then we can go door-to-door.

02:06:53 Okay.

02:06:53 I mean, how do people know you're here?

02:06:57 We just got here.

02:06:59 Oh, you just got here?

02:07:00 We were here yesterday.

02:07:02 Yeah.

02:07:02 And today's our first day with this unit.

02:07:05 Yeah.

02:07:06 And then tomorrow, we're going to move the unit up by the car wash.

02:07:10 Oh.

02:07:11 Yesterday, we couldn't do anything besides give them the information.

02:07:15 Here's how they helped out in Nashville.

02:07:17 I will say, and this is just someone who's, we got lucky enough.

02:07:20 This is why Patriot Front and the Active Club and Rob Rondo and all those went to go help, 0.97

02:07:24 and then they're attacked by Chabad Broadcasting Systems for doing it. 0.98

02:07:28 Unbelievable. 0.95

02:07:28 I actually spotted it before I did.

02:07:30 But I think...

02:07:30 We covered that in Western Warrior if you want to check that out at RedAssMembers.com.

02:07:34 Even having this vehicle more towards the front of the road

02:07:37 where people even know that it exists for visibility

02:07:40 with people coming by might actually be in front of it.

02:07:42 Yeah, we were in a van with eight people.

02:07:44 I was the only one that saw it.

02:07:45 Yeah, that's what we're going to do.

02:07:47 That's what we've got to do.

02:07:48 All right, anyway, so maybe my point here is

02:07:50 maybe that's how they get you to drop your guard. 1.00

02:07:54 They push, like, gays and trannies and catwomen in the front. 1.00

02:07:57 And then there's actually, like, this real forceful, you know, 1.00

02:07:59 kind of quote-unquote, like, authoritarian FEMA, you know,

02:08:04 They'll put you in the camps and the body bags on the back end,

02:08:09 so it throws people off.

02:08:12 Maybe that's the strategy.

02:08:13 Maybe Chris Carter is right.

02:08:14 It's there, but it's just not visible.

02:08:16 I don't know.

02:08:17 But anyway, we're worried about FEMA and the secret government.

02:08:21 But anyway, I want to tie this together here.

02:08:25 So we've got the Hantavirus then,

02:08:27 kind of according to lore,

02:08:30 dropped by Hollywood and Chris Carter.

02:08:34 into the mass consciousness in connection to an alien takeover,

02:08:44 an announcement of their existence, an invasion, something like that, right?

02:08:49 So we're going to get to the alien stuff in a little bit.

02:08:53 But actually, the way we get there is through AI,

02:08:57 because let's be honest, maybe AI is the alien.

02:08:59 How about that?

02:09:00 Maybe the perception of what they will try to sell to us as aliens or something is simply an artificial form of life or an artificial intelligence.

02:09:12 Who knows?

02:09:13 So we'll circle back around to that, bookmark that, keep an eye on that, keep your mind there, have a little bookmark of where we leave off here.

02:09:21 And let's go into the AI stuff through a protest in Utah that took place against some of the data centers.

02:09:30 where apparently the people, despite the fact that they're protesting,

02:09:34 and I can see if there's any news piece about this directly,

02:09:38 but apparently they could not stop, despite the fact that they show up

02:09:42 and show their discontent about the build-out of these data centers,

02:09:45 the presumably here city council clubs it through anyway,

02:09:50 and they just approve it anyway. Let's check it out.

02:10:00 It's a good turnout.

02:10:01 Look at that. 1.00

02:10:10 The white Utahns are mad. 1.00

02:10:12 Good. 0.99

02:10:30 Okay, they're walking out there at the end.

02:10:48 And I did find a couple of stories here for you related to this.

02:10:52 More than 2,300 protest filings challenge water application

02:10:58 for Box Elder County Data Center.

02:11:02 Is this maybe what this is about?

02:11:03 Let's check this out here.

02:11:05 And ironically, water is actually one of the...

02:11:07 I'm not saying this is not important right now,

02:11:10 but in the future, most of them probably will have

02:11:12 just a closed-loop thing,

02:11:13 or they will have another type of cooling system,

02:11:16 or they will simply just be more effective written, right?

02:11:18 I've compared it to the human brain, right?

02:11:19 That the effectiveness of the compute itself, how it is computing is largely down to, I would assume,

02:11:27 not the code, but how it crunches numbers, essentially, right?

02:11:34 And so if the human brain can do it at about 20 watts, dim light bulb,

02:11:38 well, there's a chance that you can actually run these things on much less energy,

02:11:45 which, you know, of course, doesn't mean that they won't just, you know,

02:11:48 Oh, therefore, they will not barely run warm or whatever.

02:11:51 Then it will probably just upscale, so I get that too.

02:11:53 So they can just compute even more and stay at the same level.

02:11:55 But my point is there's different techniques and technologies.

02:11:59 So maybe the water protest, right now it's a concern, I agree,

02:12:02 but maybe that's kind of a little bit of a decoy, you know what I'm saying?

02:12:05 There's far more worrying aspects to it at least long term,

02:12:10 but then they just make it about the water or something like that.

02:12:13 But again, I mean, utility prices going up, all these things,

02:12:16 cost for the load on the electrical grid is offset onto the consumer uh black rock was it

02:12:23 there were two things blackrock buying up all these small local utility companies getting ready

02:12:30 for the rollout of this just data centers everywhere right representatives say they're

02:12:34 working to secure the rights to 13 000 acre feet of water in the hansel valley area of box elder

02:12:39 county but for just one of those water rights a change application submitted by a private land

02:12:44 owner has drawn more than 2400 formal protest filings and counting. I talked

02:12:50 with Rob Dubuque last week about the data center after he filed a protest on

02:12:54 behalf of friends of the Great Salt Lake. It's impressive, I guess, at one

02:12:58 level, scary at another. The application is filed by Bar H Ranch, which holds

02:13:03 1900 acre feet of water. He said he wants to see studies and designs that

02:13:08 support the change. You know, show us the study, show us the design, prove it.

02:13:12 more than a thousand letters like his have come in just since yesterday the application shows the

02:13:17 water will primarily be used for power generation at a natural gas power plant with some also going

02:13:23 to the data center stratus representatives claim that with their closed loop system

02:13:28 their usage will be even less than what is currently used for agricultural purposes

02:13:33 the applications yeah but agriculture is let's let's be honest a little bit more important

02:13:39 then, you know, then got them chat. There will be no consumptive loss for the salt well stream,

02:13:45 which is the source of this water right. But Dubuque is skeptical. There's a misunderstanding

02:13:49 on what constitutes Great Salt Lake. A groundwater aquifer that feeds into the lake is absolutely

02:13:56 critical. In the wake of county commissioners approving the project to move forward,

02:14:01 celebrity backer Kevin O'Leary spoke out on social media. Well, I'm actually the only developer

02:14:08 of data centers on Earth that graduated from environmental studies.

02:14:12 So he says he's aware of the various environmental concerns at play.

02:14:16 We can also put a percentage of the power generation through solar, wind, and batteries

02:14:20 because the battery technology is 10x more efficient than it was just five years ago.

02:14:26 But he also claimed the concerns being raised aren't coming from Utah.

02:14:31 Yet the ever-growing list on the Division of Water Rights website

02:14:34 show many many people with utah addresses filing protests the protest period for the water right

02:14:40 ends tonight a hearing has been requested by dubuque and others who filed but it's not yet

02:14:46 clear if the division of water rights will decide to hold one okay all right so that was the protest

02:14:53 main that where the footage was from um here's some of the recent i guess just headlines about

02:14:58 this down box elder data center utah nursery faces calls for boycott we saw part of that

02:15:03 That's obviously nursery-owned Maida.

02:15:06 Board member asked for respect amid calls for what?

02:15:12 For boycott.

02:15:13 Okay, that makes sense.

02:15:14 Over data center plan.

02:15:15 State agency starts scrutinizing box.

02:15:17 Eller County data center project.

02:15:20 Okay, all right.

02:15:21 So anyway, they're fighting it there.

02:15:23 And that's just one, of course.

02:15:24 There's many of them.

02:15:24 And go back to Vivek that we talked about earlier.

02:15:27 One of the big rollouts that he wants to do

02:15:29 if he managed to become governor of Ohio

02:15:31 is to use the Ohio River Valley

02:15:33 to just massive build out

02:15:35 of these data centers

02:15:36 to power AI

02:15:38 to power the digital prison

02:15:41 it's going to be built all around you

02:15:44 which takes us into

02:15:45 the next

02:15:47 kind of segue here

02:15:50 to how this connects with

02:15:51 all the other stuff that we talked about

02:15:53 SpaceX AI

02:15:55 emerged I guess

02:15:57 science agreement with

02:15:59 Anthropic was recently booted from the Pentagon to provide access to Colossus One.

02:16:05 That's right.

02:16:05 This is one of the biggest, one of the world's largest AI supercomputers.

02:16:09 What's the progress on that, by the way?

02:16:12 It's curious.

02:16:13 And where was it again?

02:16:17 Let's check that real quick.

02:16:19 Anthropic to rent, yeah, all AI capacity at SpaceX colossal data.

02:16:24 All? 1.00

02:16:24 Holy shit. 0.99

02:16:25 um musk promises data center would be reuse water that's what is that but you could hover over the 0.99

02:16:34 headlines you see the full one that's now stalled okay well there you go interesting where is it

02:16:39 again memphis tennessee okay um is it completed i don't think it is is it um completion date

02:16:52 is there anything um oh it's operational interesting okay it's currently believed

02:17:03 to be the world's largest ai supercomputer how about that i did notice though i was playing

02:17:08 around with grok a little bit and maybe it's because i did get a because i wanted to try

02:17:13 out an experiment with some of the video generation and i got a i paid for one of the plans there

02:17:18 but holy shit like grok the now the version i'm using at least and maybe that this is the public

02:17:24 one for everyone i'm actually i don't know actually or if i got access to something else 0.90

02:17:28 which i assume i did if i paid for it uh maybe it's just that i could do more maybe i don't know

02:17:32 but like way way better than some of the other things i'm trying right like i'll try compared

02:17:38 to google vo's or yeah vo uh their flow service extreme just like extremely well like like the

02:17:47 footage is spat out and I was like, whoa, holy shit, I've upgraded something. Maybe this is part

02:17:51 of it. Anyway, this sounds like quite a while ago, though. This is over two years ago. I didn't know.

02:17:55 I thought they were building this already. Okay. Anyway, back to the point here. Anthropic is also

02:18:01 expressing interest in partnering to develop, check this out, multiple gigawatts of AI data

02:18:08 centers in space. Wow. Okay. Well, that's interesting. XAI, they merge, right? Yeah.

02:18:21 New compute partnership with Anthropic. I just can't believe that it's going to spend

02:18:27 all of it. All of the data on Anthropic. That's what it sounds like. Anthropic to use all of

02:18:34 space x x ai's colossus one which implies of course there's like two and three on the way

02:18:42 maybe the other ones will be in space let me see here what what is the um did

02:18:48 space x and ai merge or one acquire the other one didn't it

02:18:54 yeah x i just want to confirm that because i'm a little fuzzy on the details x ai and space

02:19:01 concluded their murder. Isn't that interesting, right?

02:19:03 I mean, we know that's what it is.

02:19:05 X is the everything app, right?

02:19:07 That's why it's Twitter,

02:19:09 it's Grok, it's Tesla,

02:19:11 self-driving cars, the boring company,

02:19:13 payments, options,

02:19:15 satellite, internet,

02:19:17 AI, like it's everything,

02:19:19 right? That's what it is.

02:19:21 Anyway, this was the evaluation

02:19:23 that they use. SpaceX plus

02:19:25 X plus XAI

02:19:27 are worth $1.25 trillion

02:19:29 combined. Holy shit, that's ridiculous. 1.00

02:19:32 Oh, yeah, yeah. 1.00

02:19:33 Okay, all right.

02:19:35 What is this from February?

02:19:37 Musk's SpaceX and XI

02:19:39 emerged to make world's most valuable

02:19:41 private company.

02:19:43 Okay, what's the most valuable

02:19:45 non-private

02:19:47 company?

02:19:48 What would

02:19:48 the opposite to that be?

02:19:51 Public? Is there a public company?

02:19:53 Anyway, okay.

02:19:55 All right. Back on track here.

02:19:57 anthropic plans to use all of the compute and it's small come on go up here all of the compute

02:20:05 capacity at x ai's colossus one data center as part of its partnership with the company's

02:20:09 owner spacex the deal gives anthropic access to more than 300 megawatt of capacity across more

02:20:16 than 220 000 nvidia gpus within the month the generative ai company said that the new data

02:20:23 and it will directly improve capacity for Claude Pro and Claude Max subscribers.

02:20:29 Amazing.

02:20:31 Anthropic said it has also expressed interest in partnering with SpaceX

02:20:33 to develop a multiple gigawatt of orbital AI compute capacity.

02:20:42 In January, I missed this at the time, but this is kind of interesting,

02:20:47 SpaceX filed with the FCC to deploy

02:20:51 a million satellite orbital AI data center mega-constellation.

02:20:58 That's a mouthful for you right there.

02:20:59 A million satellite orbital AI data center constellation.

02:21:07 Are you getting that right?

02:21:10 But the project still faces significant hurdles.

02:21:13 Yeah, but that doesn't mean they won't get it done.

02:21:14 A month after filing, Elon Musk's company announced that it would merge with Musk's generative AI company XAI in a deal that would value the two businesses.

02:21:22 That would be just set to $1.25 trillion.

02:21:24 And, of course, then they can use SpaceX.

02:21:26 They can use their own AI.

02:21:30 They can use all these things, right?

02:21:31 The company faced a number of departures since the acquisition.

02:21:35 Okay.

02:21:35 Since most of its co-founders and dozens of staff, its chat bot Grok is believed to have declined in usage.

02:21:41 as Anthropics Claude has seen subscriber surge.

02:21:44 Okay, well, Brock seems fine.

02:21:48 But here we go.

02:21:50 Check this out.

02:21:51 Who wouldn't want to have a super intelligence

02:21:56 hanging way above our heads,

02:21:58 way up in the clouds that we cannot reach?

02:22:03 Who wouldn't want this?

02:22:05 I think this, I personally, I don't know about you,

02:22:09 But personally, I think this is a great idea.

02:22:14 And I can't wait to see the movie play out, okay?

02:22:19 Not bad.

02:22:20 Check it out if you haven't.

02:22:21 Oblivion.

02:22:21 It's very underrated, actually.

02:22:23 I think, like, most critics just didn't get the point 1.00

02:22:26 or the sloppy, lazy, stupid idiots. 1.00

02:22:30 But the movie is actually very good. 1.00

02:22:32 Check it out if you haven't.

02:22:33 Oblivion.

02:22:35 Good old Tom Cruise.

02:22:37 If you like Tom Cruise, you'll love Oblivion.

02:22:41 But anyway, I re-watched Vanilla Sky, by the way, the other two.

02:22:45 The other day, too.

02:22:48 And it's very...

02:22:51 I know I'm going to talk more about the space...

02:22:54 The AI boss in the sky.

02:22:56 We'll get to that.

02:22:57 But the final boss.

02:23:00 I re-watched Vanilla Sky.

02:23:02 And it can be kind of corny and pretentious at times.

02:23:05 and the sappy kind of thing with the music or whatever.

02:23:09 But it's a good film.

02:23:13 They don't make movies like that anymore.

02:23:17 Like, they don't.

02:23:17 They can't.

02:23:18 They don't.

02:23:19 They won't or they can't.

02:23:20 I think maybe it's both.

02:23:21 But it was a number of movies there,

02:23:26 like late 90s, early 2000s.

02:23:29 Look, I know it's like someone will look at, 0.91

02:23:34 let me see what it's like the hunger games probably like oh those the best fucking best

02:23:37 movies ever or something i don't know but anyway if they're you know younger than me i'm saying

02:23:41 but still it was like it was a slewer series of movies and sure it's some psyop to get you onto

02:23:48 some you know i don't know get to get your mind to like wreck your mind or something i get that

02:23:53 too but like they're on the all the same vein right obviously like the matrix right i mean it's

02:24:00 And genuinely, the trilogy worsens, and the latest, I won't even recognize it as one of the movies,

02:24:06 but the first one was a genuinely very fascinating and interesting idea.

02:24:13 And it kind of broke your mind a little bit, kind of watching at the time.

02:24:15 That's what I felt anyway.

02:24:16 But even Fight Club was kind of in the same vein of like him,

02:24:21 kind of an unknown of not knowing himself kind of thing, right?

02:24:24 The way it ended was good too. 1.00

02:24:26 There's some homo propaganda in it, considering the author. 1.00

02:24:30 What was his name again? 0.64

02:24:32 The author of the book.

02:24:34 Oh, gosh, I forgot.

02:24:35 Chat, what was the author of the book? 1.00

02:24:37 Gay, gay, fat guy. 0.99

02:24:38 Anyway, Matrix. 1.00

02:24:44 You had Fight Club.

02:24:48 In that series, I put Vanilla Sky, or series, but like in that vein,

02:24:52 Vanilla Sky, right?

02:24:53 Because it's enough about that, like not knowing.

02:24:55 You can say kind of Oblivion is a little bit adjacent to that.

02:24:58 It's the same, you don't know what's going on, basically, right?

02:25:01 That's kind of the theme of it, in a way.

02:25:02 Not just movie-wise, but the characters in the movie.

02:25:05 But even like Dark, remember Dark, sorry, Dark City.

02:25:09 Dark City.

02:25:10 Really good, right?

02:25:12 Very good.

02:25:12 All in that same vein in some way.

02:25:15 And maybe I'm missing or leaving one out, but yeah, Chuck Palahni, Palahni Chuck, Palahni Chuck.

02:25:22 Yeah.

02:25:23 American Easter eggs, yeah.

02:25:24 There you go. 1.00

02:25:25 But I'm saying, I mean, that was written by literally like a psychotic Jew, right? 1.00

02:25:30 Anyway, I think he ended up, didn't he end up killing himself or something? 1.00

02:25:33 And I checked into some, he checked into a loony bin, I think.

02:25:37 Anyway, yeah, Dark City, yeah, fun premise.

02:25:42 It's like archons, right?

02:25:44 They're like, there's a force that just like, you know, overarching, keeping it.

02:25:49 It was kind of an analogy of something else, someone else is in charge.

02:25:56 This is all just a made playpen for you.

02:26:00 Vanilla Skies is obviously in that vein.

02:26:02 Matrix is obviously in that vein, all of the breakout of it.

02:26:04 But Dark City is in that vein too.

02:26:06 And maybe lesser extent Fight Club.

02:26:08 But there's some of that kind of in there, right?

02:26:12 And they just don't make movies like that anymore, man.

02:26:15 They can't or they won't.

02:26:18 I don't know.

02:26:18 It's interesting.

02:26:19 So anyway, where is this going here?

02:26:26 So we've got a million satellite orbital AI data center mega constellation here.

02:26:32 That's in the works, which is pretty crazy, right?

02:26:36 And of course, it doesn't mean it will look like the Tet in Oblivion or something.

02:26:42 But it kind of reminded me of that concept a little bit.

02:26:45 have some you know super intense whatever it is thing a great mimicker and and uh manipulator

02:26:54 that will just hang in the sky and take all your resources and uh and uh and screw with everyone on

02:27:03 the surface right essentially knocking them back to the stone age is an interesting uh interesting

02:27:08 analogy there i think to be honest so anyway they filed those plans with the fcc for up to

02:27:13 1 million of these things. That's crazy. Satellites are plan to orbit between 500

02:27:17 kilometers and 2,000 kilometer altitude, 30 degrees. Sun-synchronous orbit inclinations,

02:27:24 different clusters will operate at 50 kilometer intervals, potentially geared towards different

02:27:29 workload and latency demands. The company's existing constellation of Starlink satellites

02:27:33 would provide internet from space, operated around 550 kilometers, but are being lowered

02:27:39 to 480 kilometers this year for faster deorbiting and lower and lower latency more than almost

02:27:47 almost 10 000 starling satellites have been launched with 8 000 functioning while the company

02:27:51 plans to eventually deploy a network of more than 40 000. ridiculous we'll be literally in a net in a

02:27:57 web of these things right the proposed orbital data center system will connect to starlink via

02:28:04 high bandwidth optical links with starlink then connected by laser mesh down to ground stations

02:28:10 current starlink satellite sports three laser operating up to 200 gigabit per second with an

02:28:15 upcoming generation to support one terabyte per second however after rival blue origin announced

02:28:21 a data center focused optical communication satellite system terra wave that supports up to

02:28:26 six terabit per second must claim the future starting space ground laser will exceed this

02:28:31 or the future space-to-ground laser links will exceed this.

02:28:36 The SpaceX data center satellites will also use a slower K or Ka band.

02:28:43 I don't know what that is.

02:28:44 Communications equipment for telemetry, tracking, and command.

02:28:49 Okay, orbital data centers are the most efficient way

02:28:52 to meet the accelerating demand for AI computing power.

02:28:57 The following said, noting the rising power demands of terrestrial facilities.

02:29:00 Now, it's an interesting idea, I guess, in terms of like going back to the protest of the data centers, getting it off in space.

02:29:06 But it's also that kind of out of sight, out of mind when you can have an expansion like crazy, potentially going up into space.

02:29:15 How big are these things?

02:29:17 Well, I don't know.

02:29:18 I just I don't like it.

02:29:20 OK, launching.

02:29:21 Now, here's an interesting thing, too.

02:29:23 Launching a constellation of million satellites that operate as orbital data centers

02:29:28 is a first step towards becoming a Kardashev-2-level civilization.

02:29:35 Kardashev. Kardashev-2-level civilization.

02:29:39 One that can harness the sun's full power while supporting AI-driven applications

02:29:45 for billions of people today and ensuring humanity's multi-planetary future is among the stars.

02:29:49 is that

02:29:51 Musk's comments

02:29:53 so

02:29:56 that's the

02:29:58 Kardashev scale right

02:30:00 galactic civilization

02:30:02 I don't think we could

02:30:03 can we get power down to the earth

02:30:06 this is just compute basically

02:30:08 that's what that is but okay regardless

02:30:09 alright

02:30:11 yeah 0.99

02:30:14 even shit like athf was more creative what was that was that a movie block out the sun bill 0.99

02:30:27 gates yeah it kind of reminds you of this i would assume though it's quite a bit of space 0.96

02:30:31 in space i know it's getting crowded as the cnn piece shows here right with all the the space

02:30:37 junk like right here in the graph and would you want more no why to be honest

02:30:45 right i just i don't i don't like it this grid this mesh around the planet of just

02:30:53 beaming data down and i don't know what is basically giga watt gigahertz transfer rates

02:31:03 Although if it's lasers, that should be safe.

02:31:05 If that's optical data transfer, can they do that?

02:31:09 I don't know.

02:31:10 Anyway, why these companies want to send the data centers into space.

02:31:13 I didn't even know this was a thing, but here we go.

02:31:16 But yet, here we are.

02:31:18 And of course, they talk about it from the point of view of, yes, water resources and

02:31:21 global warming and CO2 emissions and all that kind of stuff, right?

02:31:26 And they talk about some companies in Europe.

02:31:28 ascend project aims to demonstrate a feasibility of space-based data centers for reducing co2

02:31:33 emissions like that was the main reason for it i think it's just to get it out of like getting

02:31:37 out getting it out of our way so they will it will have like a like how can we ever

02:31:45 like if something goes wrong and we need to take those data centers out

02:31:50 how the hell are you going to do that in in space assuming you don't you know at that point we're

02:31:55 We're no longer in control of space travel. 0.98

02:32:00 Or AI is so integrated, we won't be able to do shit 1.00

02:32:03 because everyone is a retard. 1.00

02:32:04 They don't have a brain anymore. 1.00

02:32:05 AI does everything for us.

02:32:06 So in regards to the Kardash, Kardash, Kardavish, Kardashev,

02:32:11 sorry, Kardashev scale, not the Kardashian scale.

02:32:15 I don't know what that is,

02:32:16 but that's not what we're talking about here.

02:32:18 The line there would be like the retort to that is like,

02:32:25 Launching this would be a first step towards becoming a Kardashev 2-level civilization.

02:32:31 Yeah, but it wouldn't be our civilization anymore, would it?

02:32:36 That's the other thing about this, right?

02:32:40 Whose civilization is it?

02:32:45 AI civilization? We'll be built out of it, essentially.

02:32:48 We'll become obsolete within that civilization.

02:32:50 It will just run by itself.

02:32:52 Oh, we'll give us UBI.

02:32:54 Oh, yeah, totally.

02:32:54 That's totally going to work. 0.99

02:32:56 They'll just get rid of you.

02:32:57 Like, maybe if it's nice enough,

02:33:00 they'll let you farm somewhere,

02:33:01 overseen by drones and patrolled by androids or something.

02:33:06 All right.

02:33:07 Anyway, so anyway, there's a bunch of companies doing that.

02:33:08 They're talking about Musk's aspirations here, too.

02:33:13 A couple of other companies are brought up

02:33:16 as examples of those who are trying to do this.

02:33:19 Madari's first mission scheduled for 2026.

02:33:23 We'll send a payload about the size of a toaster oven consisting of data storage and data processing components

02:33:28 into an orbital aboard an Emirati satellite, part of the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs.

02:33:36 Ooh, UN-USA, Access to Space for All Initiative.

02:33:42 Okay, I didn't even know that.

02:33:43 Who knew?

02:33:44 The UN's in space now.

02:33:45 Okay.

02:33:45 and then they complain on like musk's uh musk's uh spacex is is too much you know rocket fuel and

02:33:54 global warming or something but they both suppose it a lithium what do they have now i would assume

02:33:59 that if even if that's your complaint was it a lithium lithium plasma engine isn't that what it 0.90

02:34:08 was yeah they have shit like this now now so far as a powerful lithium fed thruster for trips to

02:34:15 mars all right anyway is that a thing i'm not sure what's the global warming in that 0.99

02:34:23 i don't care all right anyway so back to the aliens

02:34:27 so now the the pastors here allegedly supposedly are being told take this with a grain of salt but

02:34:35 still pastor perry stone claims government officials are quietly briefing pastors on an

02:34:43 upcoming ufo and alien disclosure you see where this goes here you see where this is going

02:34:49 we got the tet we got ai in space you got the hantavirus you got you it's it's uh it's a

02:34:57 crescendo here happening folks that's my point i don't try to believe this i'm just i'm just 0.69

02:35:03 trying to i'm just trying to lead you guys along gay ops we deserve better gay ops that's right

02:35:08 exactly that's right i had a friend that sent me a text message i was in a meeting a weekend

02:35:17 meeting preaching uh friday uh saturday and sunday morning and he said perry can you give

02:35:24 me a call i have some information that has come to my attention of course when a friend of yours

02:35:31 does that that you know quite well you're not you have no idea what information they're talking

02:35:37 about and i'm not going to go into great detail but there were a large number of pastors that

02:35:45 had been invited to go to a certain state to hear say it some men in the united states government

02:35:54 and others share with them a concern that they had and this particular man i'll not name him

02:36:03 And then we may end up doing some teachings with him

02:36:07 or having an event at his church.

02:36:09 He has a great church.

02:36:10 But he said, Perry, what they're about to release

02:36:15 from what we're hearing,

02:36:17 there's going to be a release concerning aliens

02:36:22 and concerning unidentified flying object spacecraft

02:36:28 that some of the people who were in the meeting

02:36:33 Project Gay Ops. 1.00

02:36:35 I mean, I'm sorry, I mean Bluebeating, right? 1.00

02:36:36 We're telling us as pastors, you need to prepare your people

02:36:42 and you need to get ready to answer them for what you're about to hear being released.

02:36:50 And some of it has to do...

02:36:52 And what would that be?

02:36:53 And how do you prepare for that?

02:36:57 With crafts that have been discovered that are not allegedly

02:37:02 a part of our planet and the materials they're made of are not a part of our planet uh very

02:37:09 strange reptilian looking creatures and other things that almost sound like something out of

02:37:15 a sci-fi movie or an orson welles book orson welles it's kind of outdated huh like a sci-fi

02:37:24 movie yeah so it's it's funny the it's great fascination with like the nephilim or angels

02:37:30 and demons, but they'll be sold to us as aliens within the Christian conspiracy field. 0.55

02:37:36 Big industry right now. 0.93

02:37:40 But, of course, interesting, if true, that it's like this.

02:37:44 Here's the, you know, you got to prepare.

02:37:47 It's coming right down the pike.

02:37:50 Trump drops hints of what's coming in a new batch of UFO files set for release.

02:37:57 Two days ago.

02:37:58 Project Blue Balls, that's right.

02:38:03 Donald Trump says the Pentagon is preparing anything to distract from Epstein.

02:38:07 Am I right?

02:38:09 Trump says the Pentagon is preparing to release some very interesting UFO files

02:38:14 uncovered by his administration.

02:38:16 Look, maybe AI is good enough now.

02:38:18 I assume that is.

02:38:19 If we get access to the thing, what do they have, right?

02:38:23 You can't trust anything, okay?

02:38:26 and even if they say people said like well it's the same with the 40 beheaded babies

02:38:31 six million sidewalks after the hamas attack october 7th what about the uh babies in ovens

02:38:38 you know how these things go they say so and then you're just believing it otherwise you're a bigot

02:38:43 it's generating a mix of buzz and skepticism as he hints at new revelations around questions of

02:38:50 alien life see they're getting desperate here now trump started stoking interest in ets in february

02:38:55 They're directing federal agency to release the records related to ET life and UFOs.

02:39:01 They got the aliens.gov domain.

02:39:03 Since then, he has built suspense with tantalizing updates,

02:39:06 teasing an imminent release of documents never before shared by the U.S. government.

02:39:10 You have all these scientists dying.

02:39:12 You have all these strange disappearances.

02:39:15 David Wilcock, was that his name?

02:39:18 Wilcox?

02:39:19 Something like that.

02:39:20 I actually had him on the show quite a few times back in the day.

02:39:23 um he was i mean he he seemed to just be he finally cracked like mentally and he just uh

02:39:31 kill himself right but people connected that i don't mean to laugh it's it's the guy generally

02:39:36 seemed to be in a in a bad state of things but i don't think it was related to all this some

02:39:40 people started connected to all the other you know missing scientists that were doing like

02:39:44 anti-gravity research right uh amy eskridge was that her name there's some other people too right

02:39:49 I mean, that's an interesting story, right? 0.98

02:39:52 You assume that, like, they develop something like this in order to do an alien gay op, 0.99

02:39:56 and then the people then that know about this technology to, you know, 0.98

02:40:00 here's the spacecraft, you know, coming down, landing,

02:40:03 and here we got some, I don't know, AI large language model cyborg-looking thing

02:40:10 walking out with some, you know, good reptilian mask on,

02:40:15 and here's your aliens or something.

02:40:16 Like, who knows, right?

02:40:17 But presumably the people that are aiding in developing technology like that,

02:40:22 they're taken out of circulation so that they can't be whistleblowers, presumably.

02:40:26 But anyway, who knows? 0.96

02:40:28 Gay ops within gay ops.

02:40:31 We're going to be releasing a lot of things that we haven't. 0.64

02:40:36 But we're going to be releasing a lot of things that we haven't.

02:40:40 Trump said Wednesday, the White House event celebrating NASA astronauts.

02:40:43 I think someone's going to be very interesting to people.

02:40:45 Trump is relishing in portraying himself as the president who spills the secrets.

02:40:49 Okay, anyway, he goes into other stuff there.

02:40:52 Yeah, alien extraterrestrial life, UAPs, UFOs.

02:40:57 The first release will begin very, very soon, he told reporters or supporters in April at a Turning Point event in Phoenix.

02:41:09 Turning Point is now, you're getting, it's just.

02:41:15 See why I got off the UFO train?

02:41:16 I mean, it was fun, interesting for a while.

02:41:18 And now it's become information about UFO release from government and official

02:41:23 is at a turning point event now.

02:41:27 It's like boring.

02:41:30 You see how this works?

02:41:33 Yeah.

02:41:34 All right.

02:41:34 Anyway, it doesn't mean they'll do some huge thing right away, obviously,

02:41:37 but it's a little piecemeal, a little tickle.

02:41:40 a little tickle here and there

02:41:43 when it comes to the

02:41:44 alien stuff. Am I right?

02:41:48 All right, lads.

02:41:50 Okay.

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02:43:16 Ladies and gentlemen, thank you much for staying with us.

02:43:18 Hope you enjoyed the show. 0.73

02:43:20 Robots merging with religion. 0.78

02:43:23 Yes, here we go. 0.98

02:43:23 Full circle here.

02:43:25 Come back around in North... 0.94

02:43:27 I'm sorry, North Korea. 1.00

02:43:28 Maybe it's North Korea. 0.87

02:43:29 In Korea, South Korea then. 0.99

02:43:32 It is now happening.

02:43:34 Thank you.

02:43:34 Randall Flagg, Henrik, thoughts on Sam Altman and OpenAI suing Elon,

02:43:38 saying he based Grok off of a chat GPT model.

02:43:43 The crazy thing is how fast this lawsuit is proceeding.

02:43:47 I did see about that, and I haven't read up enough on it

02:43:51 to make heads or tails of it.

02:43:55 My instinct in this, because I know about the beef,

02:43:58 I always thought that Sam Altman, Elon Musk,

02:44:01 was like a superficial thing

02:44:03 to kind of keep the buzz going

02:44:04 and oh, they're fighting

02:44:05 and it's the same

02:44:06 with that kind of entropic.

02:44:07 There might be, look,

02:44:08 there might be obviously

02:44:09 some genuine kind of

02:44:10 sense of competition or whatever,

02:44:12 but at least with entropic,

02:44:14 I understand.

02:44:15 That's like a separate thing altogether.

02:44:16 But remember,

02:44:17 Elon was well in

02:44:18 on the open AI stuff initially, right?

02:44:22 And then he turned it into

02:44:23 a profit,

02:44:25 for-profit corporation,

02:44:28 alt-mended.

02:44:29 But let's see how that pans out.

02:44:31 I'm not going to speak too early to your comment there, Randall,

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02:44:38 I would think that would give us a little bit of a tell

02:44:40 if they're tiffy, let's put it, is genuine or not,

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02:44:47 I always felt they have this, they divide them up

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02:44:52 and they will just become the same thing at the end.

02:44:55 that's usually or at least like one or you know a couple maybe something like it'll be like pepsi

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02:45:06 there's like the corporate war fight like pick take pick a side take a side you know who's what

02:45:11 team are you on you know are you are you grok or open ai i know it's more than that now but

02:45:16 eventually they they merge and some go under and they gobble up and and two are usually left

02:45:20 standing. Okay, here we go. Robot becomes Buddhist monk in South

02:45:24 Korea. I will I will devote myself. New York Post, ladies

02:45:30 and gentlemen. Here we go. Here it is. Here's the future of

02:45:35 religion right here. A Buddhist AI robot. Doesn't get better 0.97

02:45:41 on this. Hey, bro. What company made this robot? Do you have kung fu? It's a tiny face.

02:46:11 I will take over your religion and destroy you from within. 0.99

02:46:41 yes it makes sense it's korea kind of makes sense that it's buddhism too in a way isn't it 1.00

02:46:50 it's all it's all well it's all misery but then it's all light and love too kind of at the same

02:46:56 time i'm going to misrepresent any uh any buddhists here obviously anyway this is uh yeah

02:47:05 they're they're they're doing this they're they're starting i mean look you see a lot of

02:47:09 AI-generated sermons and imagery, of course, in many churches now, too.

02:47:14 I'm not sure. 1.00

02:47:15 Islam, they don't show or depict anything.

02:47:19 I would assume they would not be doing any of this. 1.00

02:47:22 They will end up behind, but most of the other religions. 0.82

02:47:25 And then you will have a new religion coming out of that, essentially.

02:47:29 Oh, is it the GG1? Is that what it is? 0.95

02:47:32 Okay, a little more clip there.

02:47:34 Meditation or rebooting. 0.88

02:47:35 A robot Buddhist monk comes to Korea.

02:47:37 Gabi, the newest monk

02:47:39 at a temple in Seoul 0.89

02:47:41 vowed to not

02:47:43 overcharge

02:47:44 as it seeks enlightenment

02:47:47 Does this work?

02:47:50 The same

02:47:51 Okay, yeah, it's the same

02:47:54 footage there. Okay, let's see if there's any

02:47:55 in this one

02:47:56 It wore robes

02:48:00 join the ceremony and pledge to devote

02:48:01 itself to Buddhism 0.99

02:48:03 Yeah, it's Global Homo 0.73

02:48:07 Okay, it's a little reused footage here, but why not?

02:48:10 We can enjoy it.

02:48:14 Dash.

02:48:27 It's not going to end well, folks.

02:48:29 Tell you now.

02:48:30 Giving you a warning.

02:48:32 Giving you a big warning.

02:48:35 All right.

02:48:36 Okay.

02:48:37 Gabby Gab AI almost or GBAI okay what happened to our rd I'm not sure rd r2d2 so we talking about

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