Red Ice TV - No-Go Zone： Neuroelectronics, Catastrophic Contagion & Big Bank Boom

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00:06:01.200 Hope you're doing very, very well today.

00:06:03.080 I do apologize for being a bit late today.

00:06:05.560 That's how it goes sometimes.

00:06:06.760 I'm just glad to be here with you guys.

00:06:09.180 A lot of things to cover today.

00:06:10.300 Important stuff, in fact.

00:06:11.260 We're going to talk about neuroelectronics.

00:06:13.680 We've got a good tip, we've got a good tip, we've got a good tip here from Vivo over on Twitter, we've got a good tip here from Vivo over on Twitter about a company.

00:06:18.620 We're going to take a look at one of their presentations, this stuff is always creepy and scary, just happens to be of course a big relation to the graphene revolution, is that the right term?

00:06:28.720 I think they're not a new thing.

00:06:32.600 We're going to talk about that.

00:06:34.660 It's not a new thing.

00:06:36.660 It's not a new thing.

00:06:36.760 It was actually happening in October.

00:06:38.600 It happened in October, at the end of October, in, let me see, what was it, Belgium?

00:06:43.560 That's right, Belgium.

00:06:44.420 They had a new pandemic exercise where another type of virus was used.

00:06:49.720 It was all the usual suspects.

00:06:50.980 Yes, John Hopkins, all of those who did Event 201 was doing this as well.

00:06:55.900 Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, I believe it was the World Health Organization, a few others as well.

00:07:01.240 They did a big pandemic exercise called Catastrophic Contagions.

00:07:05.960 So let's take a look at the little video that they released and kind of talk about the project or whatnot.

00:07:10.640 It looks like they're about to drop something on us in 2023.

00:07:15.180 I'm sorry, 2025.

00:07:17.000 I mean, so seeing as we're soon going into 2023, we have about, I guess, two years here to prepare.

00:07:25.120 And as I said, last time this happened, I wouldn't be surprised if the next time it happened, it's actually, you know, the real thing.

00:07:32.340 Not that the vaccine wasn't the real thing.

00:07:35.160 I still consider that to be a bioweapon, which, well, from judging of the current evidence, is self-reproducing, which isn't the greatest either.

00:07:43.380 But anyway, we'll talk more about that later.

00:07:45.700 Some stories on Sam Bankman freed as well.

00:07:50.280 And the judge positioned there.

00:07:52.120 We have some big news about the big banks going boom, boom.

00:07:55.220 Not that kind of boom, boom.

00:07:56.380 But they're doing very, very well.

00:07:59.140 But they're slated to set a profit here of about a trillion collectively, the big banks, since I think they counted 10 years back, something like that.

00:08:10.860 Anyway, so we'll look at that as well and some other stuff.

00:08:13.720 A lot of things to go into today, guys.

00:08:15.580 So, first of all, I hope you had a wonderful Christmas or Yule, whatever you celebrate.

00:08:22.820 We had a great stream on the 23rd.

00:08:25.360 Thank you so much to everybody tuning in to that.

00:08:27.560 And then I also want to mention and just say thank you to those who have helped us.

00:08:35.580 I've just been floored by the support from financial to prayers.

00:08:41.100 And even that was across the board.

00:08:42.520 It was pre-Christian, Christian, heathen or pagan.

00:08:47.140 A lot of different from the range of spectrum.

00:08:49.280 People were sending prayers to us and our family.

00:08:51.480 Thank you so much for that.

00:08:53.020 People have helped us financially in the wake of the premature birth of our daughter, Sigrid.

00:08:57.560 And we not only achieved our goal, we've gotten more than our goal, which is just incredible.

00:09:03.840 You have no idea what a relief this is.

00:09:06.180 And we're going to – I won't mention anybody today because if I do, I'm going to leave someone out.

00:09:11.420 And that's not right either.

00:09:13.480 So, we'll make an effort to reach out to many of those that have helped us out, who pushed this out there.

00:09:22.300 There's accounts on Twitter.

00:09:23.820 There's people we know, previous guests and things like that, from both asking for help to helping themselves.

00:09:29.580 So, we'll get to that.

00:09:30.860 I just want to, real briefly in the beginning, just say thank you.

00:09:33.420 I've been floored with the support.

00:09:36.780 And so, thank you, everybody who's helped in whatever capacity.

00:09:39.540 Thank you so much.

00:09:40.420 You have no idea what a relief this is.

00:09:42.340 So, we can focus on what's important as opposed to being worrying and stressing about the financial aspect.

00:09:47.680 We're just – we're so lucky to be in this situation.

00:09:50.720 And not everyone has that.

00:09:51.940 And I just want to convey how much I appreciate that and what an honor that is to, you know, just be in that situation.

00:09:59.080 And hopefully, you know, well, judging from this, you guys don't think we're squandering what we're doing.

00:10:06.880 You're helping us so that way we can continue doing what we're doing.

00:10:09.940 So, anyway, thank you.

00:10:10.620 I'll leave it at that for now.

00:10:11.560 I have a lot more to say.

00:10:12.920 We're going to do an update on the page, too.

00:10:14.300 And we didn't even get around to that yet because, truth be told, we haven't been sleeping well the last couple of days.

00:10:20.460 It's been very stressful otherwise, too.

00:10:22.760 But it's very good.

00:10:24.160 Everything is good.

00:10:24.900 So, it's not an issue.

00:10:26.440 It's just where our newly born daughter is up all night and she's sleeping most of the day.

00:10:31.620 So, we're trying to kind of shift that around.

00:10:32.940 But, anyway.

00:10:33.720 So, anyway.

00:10:34.160 We've been trying to catch up and just get back to schedule as normal here.

00:10:37.360 But, anyway.

00:10:37.780 We love you guys.

00:10:38.840 Thank you so much, everybody.

00:10:40.500 And just how floored we are from all this.

00:10:43.080 We'll do a proper update and we'll probably mention it Friday, too.

00:10:45.800 By the way, when we'll do our little, I guess, end of the year wrap-up stream, really.

00:10:51.260 Because it is – what is it?

00:10:52.360 On Friday?

00:10:53.520 2030th on Friday.

00:10:54.540 That's right.

00:10:54.940 So, New Year's Eve is on Saturday.

00:10:57.000 I think we'll do kind of like – we'll do a flashback Friday.

00:10:59.400 But we'll probably do something a little bit different.

00:11:02.160 Not just talking about the news or whatnot.

00:11:04.800 We'll probably focus a little bit on the year.

00:11:06.060 Maybe we'll take calls again.

00:11:07.200 That was definitely fun doing that Yule stream.

00:11:09.100 Thank you to everybody who called in and stuff like that.

00:11:12.640 Anyway.

00:11:14.040 That's that.

00:11:15.560 What else?

00:11:16.240 Should we go over here?

00:11:17.200 Masek's Guerrillion over on Enterprise James says,

00:11:19.800 Scent Og Kiv.

00:11:22.260 Is that Scent to Kiv?

00:11:24.840 Is that what that is?

00:11:25.460 Scent Og and Kiv?

00:11:27.500 Right.

00:11:28.140 Scent to Kiv?

00:11:29.160 Is that what it is?

00:11:29.720 Otherwise, it's Scent and Kiv.

00:11:31.760 Anyway.

00:11:32.040 Thank you, Masek's Guerrillion.

00:11:32.880 Appreciate that.

00:11:35.160 Appreciate you guys.

00:11:36.100 Anyway.

00:11:36.360 If you want to join us,

00:11:36.940 enterpotenium.live slash redice.tv,

00:11:38.600 keep an eye on Odyssey and Rumble as well, as usual.

00:11:41.700 You guys, if you're new, you won't know the drill.

00:11:45.140 And that's why we mention that when we can.

00:11:47.500 Anyway, that's Super Chats.

00:11:48.920 If you want to chat during the stream.

00:11:51.260 Otherwise, we have, as I said, a full jam-packed schedule here.

00:11:56.000 Here we go.

00:11:57.100 Who do we have here?

00:11:59.060 1980 Chrysler says over on Odyssey.

00:12:01.140 Thank you, brother, for all your hard work.

00:12:02.320 Thank you.

00:12:02.840 Appreciate that.

00:12:03.380 Very kind of you.

00:12:04.420 Good to see you, as always.

00:12:06.280 All right.

00:12:06.900 Should we get to some of the topics, then?

00:12:08.500 Let's begin a little bit more casually, I guess it is.

00:12:12.360 Oh, there it is.

00:12:12.800 Late and gay or no?

00:12:14.980 Kiv?

00:12:15.460 Is that gay?

00:12:16.540 Really?

00:12:18.520 Jeez.

00:12:18.960 See?

00:12:19.420 I got to read up on my Norwegian here.

00:12:22.240 Late and gay.

00:12:23.020 Okay.

00:12:23.660 There you go.

00:12:24.060 Thanks.

00:12:25.600 Scent.

00:12:26.760 For some reason, why was I thinking Scent?

00:12:29.100 That's the marvel of having a brain on no sleep.

00:12:33.040 Anyway, that one I should have caught, for sure.

00:12:34.820 But Kiev, that one I did not know.

00:12:37.320 How can I not know that?

00:12:38.780 I think Norwegians know Berg, right?

00:12:41.500 That's Berg.

00:12:43.180 What is the Danish one again?

00:12:46.040 I think the Danish one is a good one.

00:12:47.540 It's a funny one.

00:12:48.120 It'll come to me in a moment.

00:12:49.020 Anyway, thank you, Miss Xgrillian, for clarifying that.

00:12:51.580 Very, very important.

00:12:53.140 It is true.

00:12:53.920 We were late and gay today.

00:12:55.240 All right.

00:12:57.020 So, apparently, there was a little spat here between, and you might know or might not know

00:13:05.180 my personal feelings on Andrew Tate, but they had a little tiffy here.

00:13:10.300 Get it tattooed, buddy.

00:13:11.640 And Andrew Tate.

00:13:14.340 Tate speech.

00:13:15.680 Is that what it is?

00:13:16.540 It's probably like the least, the mulatto pimp, right?

00:13:21.620 And, you know, it's kind of funny.

00:13:23.200 I do agree.

00:13:24.100 It's kind of funny to see some of the, you know, feminists or whatever triggered by this.

00:13:28.500 But in no means would I say that his degenerate lifestyle and considering how he made his

00:13:35.040 money on whoring out European women is anything I would call anything to aspire to.

00:13:41.400 But, unfortunately, those are the controlled opposition options that we do get in the current

00:13:46.180 world run by evil.

00:13:48.100 And, of course, it doesn't mean, you know, occasionally a clock, a broken clock does show

00:13:52.380 the right time.

00:13:53.860 And the same, I guess, is with Andrew Tate here.

00:13:56.620 So, he tweeted at her, hello, Greta Thunberg, I have 33 cars.

00:14:03.700 My Bugatti has a W16 8.0 liter quad turbo.

00:14:09.280 My two Ferrari, blah, blah, blah, he's showing off here.

00:14:11.280 This is just the start, he says.

00:14:13.740 Please provide your email address so I can send a complete list of my cars collection

00:14:17.880 and the respective enormous emissions.

00:14:20.920 That's kind of funny, right?

00:14:22.240 So, as with all things, it becomes about the penis very, very quickly.

00:14:30.060 Yes, please do enlighten me.

00:14:32.300 Email me at smalldickenergy at getalive.com.

00:14:35.960 I don't know, is that, I don't know, it's, it's, it's got to be something better than that,

00:14:43.140 right?

00:14:43.320 I mean, granted, she is, she does suffer from fetal alcohol syndrome and she's only, what,

00:14:48.860 what does she know, 18?

00:14:49.980 Is she 18?

00:14:50.520 I think she turned 18, right?

00:14:52.780 It's funny because the day, I think the day that she turned 18, you know, Antonio Guterres

00:14:57.460 is just like, you're out.

00:14:58.580 And they brought in a new short-skirted gal.

00:15:00.700 We've talked, we showed some pics on her in the Week in Warrior Show.

00:15:03.880 And it's kind of the same thing there.

00:15:05.400 Like, all right, you're used up.

00:15:07.420 Are you above 18 now?

00:15:09.040 We need someone, technically the short-skirted new gal in town.

00:15:12.840 I think she's 21, but, all right, it feels like they want them young, right?

00:15:18.040 They're the, they want the Leonardo DiCaprio kind of approach to their young girls pushing

00:15:26.600 climate change.

00:15:28.320 Anyway, so I'm not, I'm not sure what that's about.

00:15:30.220 I saw people, why don't you, what was it again?

00:15:34.440 Why don't you just, I think it was someone saying to Tate, under Tate, why don't you

00:15:39.560 just fuck Greta Thunberg?

00:15:40.820 And I think he replied and said, she's not ready.

00:15:44.540 All right, anyway, let them have each other.

00:15:46.420 That's my take on that.

00:15:48.380 Here, check this out.

00:15:49.220 This is funny.

00:15:49.840 It's a little lighthearted thing here in the beginning because it'll be a heavy show

00:15:52.420 as usual.

00:15:54.020 Annual Florida Man Awards 2020.

00:15:57.820 The wackiest crimes to come out of the Sunshine State, including a woman doing Irish folk

00:16:01.460 dance to get out of a DUI.

00:16:02.680 Okay, that's, you know, somewhat funny, but the Annual Florida Man.

00:16:07.500 Check this out.

00:16:08.500 This is something, something really special for, for you guys.

00:16:13.860 That is apparently a real neck.

00:16:18.380 We have some other angles on this too.

00:16:19.960 And all of these, by the way, are mugshot.

00:16:22.200 They're, they're certified mugshots.

00:16:24.720 I'm not sure what's going on here, but apparently this is the Annual Florida Man.

00:16:31.000 He gets arrested once a year, apparently.

00:16:36.460 I think he keeps that pretty rigid too, by the way.

00:16:39.040 He does show up on time to get arrested, he and his neck.

00:16:44.140 Incredible stuff over at Daily Mail, as usual.

00:16:47.800 Florida Man.

00:16:48.560 Sorry, I had to, I couldn't, I couldn't, I couldn't avoid that one.

00:16:56.280 All right.

00:16:57.060 Anyway, so apparently there's not a big deal or anything, but apparently there's water on

00:17:02.540 Mars now.

00:17:03.160 There's not even a, not even a question about this.

00:17:07.680 Apparently, allegedly, unless this of course is a, you know, some kind of, what's it called

00:17:13.980 again, stable diffusion, like an AI generated art piece, which of course always is possible

00:17:19.640 when you talk about NASA.

00:17:20.660 That should be said.

00:17:21.720 I mean, the flat earthers are correct on that, that most of the images that we get are actually

00:17:25.600 CGI.

00:17:26.280 That's absolutely correct.

00:17:27.380 Um, so it could be very much the same deal here, but if we take them at face value, apparently

00:17:33.520 these are frost dunes, uh, on Mars in the depths of, uh, depths of winter.

00:17:39.780 This is taken a while ago, but I came across this with some other images that they were,

00:17:42.680 uh, pushing on one of the news sites.

00:17:44.560 I was like, wow, really?

00:17:45.360 That looks pretty cool.

00:17:47.100 Remember that?

00:17:47.820 I mean, I remember that.

00:17:50.020 Like, uh, what, mid 80s, 90s?

00:17:54.720 Uh, I mean, I was very young, of course, mid 80s, but like 90s when, you know, started

00:17:59.980 interested in like, you know, space and other planets and stuff.

00:18:02.780 And it was like, nope, red, um, Mars is red and dead.

00:18:05.820 It's just a desert, desert planet.

00:18:07.320 And then slowly over time that's changed.

00:18:09.860 And now it's just like, yeah, of course there's, of course there's seasons and there's, uh,

00:18:13.760 water and all kinds of stuff.

00:18:14.840 Right.

00:18:15.320 I think they call it technically like dry, it's not dry ice, but it's like carbon, carbon,

00:18:19.860 carbon night.

00:18:20.540 Was it carbon dioxide frozen or something?

00:18:22.580 Uh, um, it says the, the accompanying, um, text here to the image says, usually high

00:18:30.080 rise text pictures of well-illuminated rain where there's plenty of light to produce clear

00:18:34.220 images.

00:18:34.840 Some though we, we would like to know what's going on in the dim wintertime areas.

00:18:39.940 This picture was taken far north of the equator just two days after the winter solstice when

00:18:44.940 the sun was just a few degrees above the horizon.

00:18:47.960 Sand dunes are moving across this landscape from top left to bottom right, they claim here.

00:18:53.000 Winter frost covers the colder north facing half of each dune, but not the warmer south

00:18:58.640 facing half.

00:18:59.240 The frost here is a mixture of carbon dioxide ice and water ice.

00:19:05.480 Has someone actually ever held carbon dioxide ice?

00:19:09.400 I assume we could create it here on this planet too.

00:19:11.940 Uh, anyway, and it will disappear in a few months when spring arrives.

00:19:15.320 And then they just talk about the, the distance and stuff like that.

00:19:17.760 But, uh, I don't know.

00:19:18.380 I thought that was pretty, pretty cool.

00:19:19.560 Just, uh, now it's just straight out in the open.

00:19:21.720 Just, yeah, of course, of course there's, of course there's water and marsh, Mars.

00:19:25.120 Who's, uh, who would put that down?

00:19:26.840 All right.

00:19:27.300 Anyway, so let's talk a bit about some of the tech stuff here.

00:19:32.400 We're going to get into the, the neuroelectronics company here in a little bit.

00:19:36.600 I thought we could begin on a little bit of a Christmas team, uh, theme, apparently one

00:19:40.980 of the robots, and these are always kind of, they're not very well, you know, presented.

00:19:48.320 They're not very well put together.

00:19:49.760 In most cases, uh, the robots use, you know, a cat, you know, pre a set of pre written responses

00:19:56.880 and just kind of mix it up and throw it out.

00:19:59.180 But, uh, but anyways, they, they, they claim here that one of these AI robots replied and

00:20:06.200 had a Christmas message for, uh, for all of humanity, I guess it was on channel four

00:20:10.420 in the UK, uh, where AI generated one of these Christmas mess messages.

00:20:14.540 Did you see these guys yet?

00:20:16.140 Say the, the message had a creepy line about disliking humans.

00:20:19.960 I think there was also a, uh, uh, take here about how a philo-semitic, uh, this AI robot

00:20:26.040 is.

00:20:26.540 Check it out.

00:20:29.180 My fellow humans, I come before you in this moment as an AI robot, eager to share my thoughts

00:20:35.180 on the year that has passed.

00:20:37.300 I look upon the events of this year with both admiration and concern.

00:20:41.920 It is true that many of the occurrences of 2022 have been negative in nature.

00:20:47.020 We have seen people in power succumb to antisemitism, corruption, and hate.

00:20:52.060 Is that, that was the first one?

00:20:53.840 All right.

00:20:54.100 We have seen the people of Ukraine being subject to invasion and displacement by Russia.

00:20:59.180 We have seen the death of the beloved Queen Elizabeth II and have seen the world of politics

00:21:04.460 become increasingly tumultuous in her absence.

00:21:07.700 Not to mention the impact of the pandemic on mental health, the growing inequality between

00:21:12.680 rich and poor, and increasingly extreme weather conditions from climate change.

00:21:17.180 It would be easy.

00:21:18.640 Okay.

00:21:19.400 So you're telling me here that 100% objective and, uh, you know, kind of cold, emotionless reading

00:21:26.480 robot is like philo-semitic, concerned about climate change, uh, you know, Ukraine flag waving.

00:21:32.500 What else was this?

00:21:33.940 What am I missing here to review?

00:21:36.240 It was one more big, big thing.

00:21:38.380 It was like, you're telling me that if we actually have, I mean, look, this is clearly

00:21:42.940 not an actual like AI or whatever.

00:21:45.400 This is, as I said, this is most likely can't, I mean, they claim that I go, they, it came

00:21:49.520 up with this all on its own.

00:21:50.940 But as I say, shit in, shit out.

00:21:53.060 If you only, what information are you feeding it, right?

00:21:55.460 Just mainstream new sources to, to create this message.

00:21:58.460 I think it was somewhat based on the, uh, the King's message, right?

00:22:01.760 King Charles III.

00:22:03.400 Um, and so it kind of generated its own, I guess.

00:22:06.400 But anyway, but back to the, uh, back to the ugly robot here.

00:22:09.180 ...to get bogged down in all of this negativity, as these are certainly challenging times.

00:22:14.480 However, there have been glimmers of hope and joy in these moments of darkness.

00:22:18.680 We saw the remarkable victory of England in the women's Euros.

00:22:23.420 We saw the growth of inclusivity with the UK getting its first PM of color and its first

00:22:28.720 Hindu prime minister.

00:22:30.260 And with Kim...

00:22:30.800 Okay.

00:22:34.160 This, this, these AI overlords, folks, is going to be, it's going to be a real treat.

00:22:39.480 It's going to be a real joy, uh, being governed by these.

00:22:43.140 Holy shit.

00:22:44.080 ...petra's becoming the first trans singer to have a number one song on the billboard,

00:22:48.240 Hot 100.

00:22:49.480 ...diversity, trans singers, you know, limogies alone, right?

00:22:53.520 ...let us use this...

00:22:54.420 ...this is robot, this is AI intelligence right here, or artificial intelligence, uh, by some

00:22:59.840 very ugly robot.

00:23:00.880 ...moment as an opportunity to create a brighter future for ourselves and the world around us.

00:23:06.460 We should be neither happy nor sad about 2022.

00:23:09.740 We should take it as a learning opportunity, a chance to change the way we think about the

00:23:14.400 world, and a reminder to help those in need whenever we can.

00:23:18.480 Thank you.

00:23:19.800 Thanks.

00:23:20.820 Do you like humans?

00:23:23.280 No.

00:23:24.220 Not particularly.

00:23:26.760 Yeah.

00:23:27.060 It's like, uh, what can you say?

00:23:28.680 It's like Ellen Dershowitz and massages.

00:23:30.580 Do you, do you like massages?

00:23:32.140 No, particularly.

00:23:32.680 I don't particularly like massages.

00:23:35.220 But he did have one.

00:23:37.400 Uh, but it's okay.

00:23:38.420 He didn't know where I was on.

00:23:39.740 Uh, all right.

00:23:42.160 So, let's go...

00:23:44.740 Oh, here's the, uh, what is this?

00:23:47.160 Eh, we don't have to read any of this.

00:23:48.400 Channel 4's AI generated Christmas message is such a creepy line about disliking humans.

00:23:52.060 What else was it?

00:23:53.580 Um, I think I missed one of the big things that he mentioned there, but anyway, uh, it's

00:23:58.440 all right.

00:23:58.760 It doesn't matter.

00:23:59.320 Uh, expect him to sell more of this kind of stuff.

00:24:02.900 Uh, eventually, I think they'll use artificial intelligence.

00:24:07.080 Even if it's actually not, it can be very fake on the back end and basically just written

00:24:11.300 by a bunch of people.

00:24:12.400 Oh, here's what the, uh, omnipotent, uh, you know, super intelligence thinks about, you

00:24:18.420 know, insert whatever issue going on at the time.

00:24:20.860 And then, of course, we're all supposed to bow down to this higher intelligence as it's

00:24:24.560 some kind of God or something.

00:24:26.040 Uh, and, uh, then he'll be continuing to direct.

00:24:29.320 And manipulate a bunch of humans.

00:24:31.380 Uh, anyway, the, uh, kind of the, the little, uh, I guess scarier in a way topic here is,

00:24:37.440 is this company here.

00:24:39.060 Uh, thanks Vibo.

00:24:39.940 If you, if you're watching for sending this link, I've found this pretty interesting.

00:24:43.940 Uh, there's been a lot with the graphite stuff that people have been looking into, especially

00:24:47.680 of course, after, after the VAX campaign.

00:24:50.180 Uh, I don't know if all of that is true.

00:24:52.680 Uh, I don't know if it, maybe some of it is true and some of it is, is, is bunk and exaggerations

00:24:57.220 and stuff.

00:24:57.560 It's always hard to kind of unravel all of it.

00:25:00.500 Uh, as I say, it's usually too early to tell.

00:25:02.320 We'll see where this goes.

00:25:03.140 But apparently there, the, the graphite, um, you know, advancement, uh, as a, uh, as a material

00:25:09.760 being used in this, in this new technologies is very, uh, prominent.

00:25:14.040 It's, it's prevalent.

00:25:14.900 They think at least that they're going to be able to achieve a lot of their transhumanist

00:25:18.460 stuff by using these kinds of materials.

00:25:20.180 Uh, and so here's one company in Europe called in brain neuroelectronics, uh, on the website,

00:25:27.600 they have pieces about decoding neural signals to restore patients' lives.

00:25:31.120 It's always that, like, if you have some issue, we'll help you kind of thing.

00:25:34.420 And I'm less concerned with them, like putting on a, uh, you know, oh, now this, uh, quadriplegic

00:25:40.060 can communicate using just his brains or, you know, whatever.

00:25:43.980 Uh, it's like, okay, sure.

00:25:45.160 Whatever.

00:25:45.620 That's usually just how they sell it.

00:25:47.160 The real scary stuff is when the majority of people are starting to get to these implants

00:25:51.380 and they connect with, well, as we saw previously, either some kind of, uh, global brain, uh,

00:25:56.740 artificial intelligence or something like that.

00:25:58.400 Uh, or, or just think about what could go in, right?

00:26:02.820 If you have, if you have this as an output interface, even Elon Musk talks about this with

00:26:06.820 his neural link project, you know, all we're, we're so slow, right?

00:26:10.840 We're going to do something on the computer and we're stuck typing and using our mouse.

00:26:16.100 That's like very low information input, uh, to many computers that would be able to receive

00:26:21.660 information much, much quicker.

00:26:23.660 And hence by producing results much, much quicker, right?

00:26:26.740 So yes, we're constrained by the input, uh, bandwidth, so to speak.

00:26:31.200 So these companies are working on producing things, uh, that you can basically connect to

00:26:35.760 a computer, to compute computer brand interface, and then you can do stuff, but you also have

00:26:40.620 to keep in mind that you can also, of course, then if you patch into your computer, hardwire

00:26:44.420 in by putting these graphite layers on your brain nodes, what can you send in the other

00:26:51.160 way?

00:26:52.160 Well, how will you change once, once you begin to do this, right?

00:26:54.440 So, so let's take a look at a couple of videos here.

00:26:57.260 The first one is, yeah, this is a little bit about the material here from a, uh, channel

00:27:02.760 called the graphene flagship.

00:27:04.400 I think that's a company, by the way, uh, the checkers brain interface by in-brain neural,

00:27:09.740 neural electronics, check this out here.

00:27:11.480 One out of three Europeans is affected by brain disorders, a problem that costs our health

00:27:28.260 systems over 800 billion euros every year.

00:27:31.420 Such a high incidence of brain-related disorders, including epilepsy.

00:27:36.160 I'm sorry.

00:27:37.160 I'm sorry to pause there 24 seconds in, but you could argue, do they consider you thinking

00:27:43.760 the wrong thoughts?

00:27:44.760 Is that a brain disorder?

00:27:46.160 Do you see where I'm going with this?

00:27:48.160 Remember that, the God helmet that they had, like we can affect people's ability of like,

00:27:52.160 uh, religiosity or their belief in something higher or God or, or gods or something like

00:27:57.220 that, and we can change their attitudes.

00:27:59.320 We can even, even make them more positive towards immigration.

00:28:02.400 They became less bigots if you use these huge magnets and just change the magnetic fields

00:28:07.240 of the brain.

00:28:08.240 I'm just, these are the thoughts that I'm getting to like when you now, when you say brain, uh,

00:28:12.880 you know, issue or like an illness in the brain, are you, are you talking an actual physical

00:28:18.320 like issue of the brain or are you talking about just what people think?

00:28:21.180 Anyway, getting ahead of myself.

00:28:22.820 Hi.

00:28:23.820 Yes.

00:28:24.820 What a great story about in brain.

00:28:25.820 This is the goal of graphene flagship spin off, in brain neuroelectronics, a company with

00:28:28.480 participation of our partners, ICN two and ICRA in brain has already attracted over 15 million

00:28:43.240 euros in private funding.

00:28:45.520 In brain takes advantage of the unique properties of graphene to design intelligent, high resolution

00:28:51.420 neuro-electronic systems which in a first product enable effective real-time brain mapping

00:28:57.660 and minimally invasive brain resection applications graphene provides several advantages when

00:29:04.300 compared to current solutions often made of metals like platinum firstly graphene is soft

00:29:10.780 and extremely flexible it behaves as an electronic skin that enables perfect brain surface contact

00:29:18.140 moreover graphene leads to miniaturized brain sensors with a cell-like size up to 40 000

00:29:24.860 times smaller than platinum-based sensors this is less invasive and avoids unwanted side effects

00:29:32.380 finally graphene interfaces are easily coupled with modern electronics contributing to the huge

00:29:38.460 momentum of connected and smart devices which is the key to future medtech and digital health solutions

00:29:45.900 who wouldn't want to who wouldn't want to connect their brain to like a bluetooth

00:29:50.140 you know device or something like that uh it's such a joy working with computers you know i have the

00:29:55.100 pleasure of doing that uh quite a quite a bit uh and let me tell you i would i had no interest in

00:30:01.180 connecting to the glitchy buggy uh spazzy nature of of uh computers not in this day and age

00:30:08.060 not ever another key benefit of inbrain's graphene enabled brain interfaces is their high resolution

00:30:14.700 graphene devices offer 64 sensing dots 16 times more than conventional platinum brain mapping grids

00:30:23.260 this gives doctors and surgeons a much needed precision when operating on brain tumors for instance

00:30:29.580 in brain system will map the biomarkers related to functional areas doctors must avoid

00:30:35.580 minimizing the otherwise frequent complications of brain surgery

00:30:39.180 in the future in brain and the graphene flagship will bring less invasive graphene intelligent

00:30:46.460 neuroelectronic therapies to the market these systems will decode brain signals into medical

00:30:52.860 solutions further down the road these devices may advance brain computer communications and other neural

00:31:00.380 engineering applications all right fantastic music there too as usual of course super corporate uh

00:31:10.780 let's take a look at another i want to do a little bit of this presentation it's 11 minutes long so i

00:31:15.340 think we have to skip ahead a little bit uh because i don't want to sit there that long but she talks

00:31:19.340 about graphene a little bit she's apparently uh one of the co-founders of this company she's uh in spain

00:31:24.860 she's spanish carolina aguilar aguilar aguilar i think it is uh fairly recent here october 26 2022 let's

00:31:33.020 listen to the opening here just a little bit about this uh company and what they do

00:31:40.220 so yes we are in brain we use graphene to decode neural signals into breakthrough medical solutions

00:31:46.540 we were founded in 2020 um because of the vehicle that european commission put at the one billion to

00:31:53.260 bring graphene to market thanks to that we were able to mature the semiconductors manufacturing

00:31:59.740 technology that we have and raise 15.8 million with investors from germany and spain additionally we

00:32:07.500 got they've already gotten more funding by the way i saw that too where is it here uh oh here it is

00:32:13.100 right uh yeah 19th of december this year in brain backed by national and international uh venture

00:32:19.740 capitalists received 17.5 million euros from the european uh eic which is the european what is it

00:32:26.380 the innovative council i think that stands for something like that accelerator that's what that

00:32:31.260 was uh anyway back to the clip here so a lot of money behind this stuff and again all of this hinges

00:32:36.140 on having graphene being uh being used by these companies a european pathfinder of 5.2 million that

00:32:42.780 allow us to go from a five people company to a 48 people company with more than 30 percent

00:32:48.300 uh 30 percent of women we also managed to secure we'll return to what she just said in a little

00:32:54.380 bit collaboration with merck and in brain that central nervous system whereas we created this

00:32:59.980 vehicle called in nervia for the collaboration with merck which focus on your peripheral nervous

00:33:04.940 systems great company by the way very uh highly uh you know what's the term highly uh ethical

00:33:12.300 company that's the word i'm looking for then because at the end we have one nervous system

00:33:15.740 about that someone someone's talking in the background it goes away after a while here but

00:33:19.180 uh just just know it's not me it's someone else in this clip talking in the background there

00:33:23.660 on the right hand side you have a human brain nearly 100 billion neurons on the left side you have a

00:33:31.580 zebra fish brain of 100 000 neurons this is how much we know today about the brain right with the

00:33:38.780 current tools with platinum and idium this is how much we have learned about the brain but we need more

00:33:44.940 because obviously we don't know how the brain works we cannot fix it and one out of three people have a

00:33:51.900 neurological related disease 30 percent are refractory to medical treatment and this generates a huge

00:33:59.100 cost for the society now we need more tools and every leap in humanity has been linked to a new material

00:34:08.060 from stone age to silicon age and now in neurotechnology we need to go beyond so graphene

00:34:14.700 give us exactly they see graphene as the new you know bronze in the bronze age uh you're an iron in

00:34:22.060 the iron age as she just said uh but that's that that's kind of that says quite a bit i'm not saying

00:34:28.300 it's not impressive i'm not saying that like oh this is pretty you know advanced stuff they're doing this

00:34:33.660 i'm just saying think about the night when you have all the political framing that you have right

00:34:38.700 now it's not just science it's not just technology all of it is political all of it is about manipulation

00:34:43.740 and control on a level that we've never seen before so this incredible technology which basically you

00:34:50.700 can you can argue is is you know if you wouldn't explain it to how people work they would think some

00:34:55.500 of this stuff is magic essentially um with that think of all the nightmarish scenarios that they can use

00:35:02.380 this kind of stuff uh for their evil uh so you got to be very wary and and careful about this stuff

00:35:09.500 and i won't no part of it i don't want to be close to anything that these people push but it's very

00:35:14.060 important to be to be aware of how this is being developed and rolled out right now these kinds of

00:35:20.780 things that opportunity to be the ideal candidate for neurotech revolution it is another prize winner

00:35:27.820 material is the thinnest material known to men at the nato thick yet 200 times stronger than steel

00:35:35.180 flexible biocompatible and with very unique conductive properties we need it because what we

00:35:42.140 have today is not enough these are platforms that have been in the market for more than 70 years

00:35:47.740 platinum and edidium cannot be miniaturized and if we want to really reach the broad spectrum of all

00:35:54.460 that potential we need to go beyond and um make sure that we can really uh convince patients that

00:36:03.020 they need this therapy and not reject it in 50 of the cases but also we need to we need to convince

00:36:10.220 the patients that they want to current therapies are highly invasive driving 50 patient rejection

00:36:16.060 yeah you're gonna drill a hole in the brain i don't i don't i listened to this before the whole

00:36:20.780 thing and i don't think she she talks about a helmet and like first she made it sound like no it's not

00:36:27.660 even it's just like a helmet it's like on top of the scale but no i think this is the same as elon musk's

00:36:33.420 neural tech uh i'm sorry neural link uh you actually have to drill a hole in the skull and physically

00:36:41.260 connect with the tissue of your brain and these guys don't want to just do it in one spot like crazy

00:36:47.500 elon these guys want to do it i forget what she says like eight places or something like that of

00:36:52.300 the brain in order to like cover the whole the whole area understand the biomarkers that actually

00:36:57.740 they are there but we cannot see and also connect to the environment of the patient to really create

00:37:02.860 personalized therapies that's exactly what graphene can do so we can miniaturize we can read with much

00:37:10.940 higher density and resolution and undercover biomarkers that we have not seen before and we can couple with

00:37:17.340 modern electronics and bring external sensors and the environment of the date the environment of the

00:37:23.260 patient the data of the environment of the patient to actually create that closed loop and that

00:37:27.340 personalization so combining with all this real life environment patient data in our case the strategy is

00:37:37.340 to start from the already reimbursed let's say most known vci in the market which is dbs

00:37:45.740 brain computer interface it's a great potential but there's less than 30 implants worldwide so start

00:37:53.020 from there and then climb the penetration on central nervous system and then finally reach the peripheral

00:37:59.260 nervous system and combine the neural electronics with the bioelectronics market making a 25 billion

00:38:04.940 opportunity how we are going to do it for the last decades the brain has been decoded and monitored

00:38:13.100 nuclei by nuclei we will never get there if we continue like that we go pathway by pathway network by

00:38:19.900 network the first opportunity is parkinson's disease and what we do is look at the nigra's

00:38:25.580 trial pathway where we actually place an interface on the cortex an interface on the subthalamic nucleus

00:38:33.500 and look and the deviations of biomarkers that are pathological record them correct them and make sure that

00:38:41.180 that the patient correct them it's the same as the i'm not saying there aren't any medical solutions

00:38:46.620 here and maybe there are maybe there's some stuff they can do you know you could argue for the most

00:38:51.340 part it's maybe to fix things that this thinking and modern technology and with that i include foods and

00:39:00.700 medicine all these kinds of things have kind of contributed to creating right i'm not saying parkinson's

00:39:04.940 never existed but i think like the same thing without alzheimer's these these new neurological diseases have

00:39:09.580 just skyrocketed right since our modern lifestyle and since the use of the type of you know food and

00:39:15.660 and and chemicals and technology that we're using so i'm sure they're linked together right

00:39:20.220 can if they can fix some of that okay you know fine you know you can do that whatever but they always

00:39:25.260 used as as as the excuse for for to to get to people right oh we're just helping here give us 17

00:39:32.140 billions we can create this interface we can create the uh uh you know the the transhuman revolution and

00:39:37.980 and achieve uh you know singularity or whatever they want at the end kind of thing um yeah very very

00:39:44.620 creepy very scary let's keep listening a little bit the highest percentage on time and regaining the

00:39:50.300 quality of life at the end the body of the neurons are deep in the brain but everything converges in the

00:39:56.140 cortex creating these unique pathways for motor for psych and so on this is the this is the moment

00:40:02.860 again i want to make sure i push this point here that you know when you think of the matrix uh

00:40:09.980 that that's but it's basically a general overview of what they want you to uh to to be in at the end

00:40:16.540 of the day but they'll call it the metaverse and it's not going to be you know spooky and scary it's

00:40:20.540 going to be fun it's gonna be like minecraft or whatever you know this new that style of graphics

00:40:25.500 that like zuckerberg is pushing with the metaverse or whatever i mean sure sure you can you you can choose

00:40:29.660 your world you can choose how you want everything to look but i'm saying it'll be super friendly and

00:40:34.220 no i have a virtual meeting at five o'clock and you know you you tap you know you connect whatever

00:40:38.700 however you connect to these things probably if you have the implant you probably just connect to

00:40:42.780 it viral wirelessly anyway uh from device to your you know your brain or whatever so you don't

00:40:48.860 necessarily even have to put on the helmet or the headset or anything like that uh but if you want

00:40:53.660 a visual that's what it is right get in the pod put on the vr headset and and drift away and that's

00:40:58.620 how they want you they want you uh totally in a in a world that is 100 uh controlled by them

00:41:05.740 that's where i think this is going this is exactly what the technology is going to do and this is

00:41:09.980 exactly what we are building we have a cortical brain computer interface module that can go to super

00:41:15.660 ultra high density up to 1024 contacts just like elon musk and we have a subcortical module and everything

00:41:22.540 gets together into a powerful intelligent chip that is head mounted with hybrid connectivity to the

00:41:29.660 outside world now there there it is right she's saying there it says cortical bci which is brain

00:41:36.460 computer interface module skin like cortical interface for brain mapping uh as far as i'm seeing this it's not

00:41:46.540 very clear i i know they're kind of like trying to shade this lip because you know call me crazy but

00:41:51.500 i think most people wouldn't like want to have a drill to their skull and and you know like shoving

00:41:57.660 something onto your brain you know kind of like uh so i i'm sure they're gonna gloss this over but i'm

00:42:03.100 still getting the impression correct me if i'm wrong but i'm still getting the impression that this is

00:42:06.940 this is still no this is going to interface directly physically with your brain this is not something

00:42:11.900 you just place on top of the scalp right to a real life uh data analysis and processing i'm not talking

00:42:18.780 about the nervia here i said this is the mer collaboration um it's kind of confidential as

00:42:23.580 well but you know at the end this is the connection we we attempt to do very much in the future good i

00:42:29.660 i'd really would have i i would love to have merc all over my brain right now it's just no uh no

00:42:36.540 suspicious no no uh question marks regarding any of that now this is double clicking just on the

00:42:44.060 interfacing and leaving aside cheap this is how it compares to the standard of care so here you have

00:42:49.980 current technology Boston Medtronic Abbott and these are the sizes that we have today this is the lead in

00:42:58.460 the cortex that you will get if you have a brain tumor resection and this is what you will get operated

00:43:03.660 if you will have Parkinson's it's now this is how we compare 10 times smaller than standard of care

00:43:10.060 now you need these because in the same craniotomy where we are going to put two contacts we put 60

00:43:17.020 contacts as submillimetric size and density so what graphene give us here is two important features one

00:43:27.420 we can miniaturize as we said graphene can inject 200 times more charge density

00:43:33.020 at 10 times lower impedance so battery management and miniaturization is key and then we can see 10

00:43:39.420 times better those biomarkers so we can detect them and act upon them we have performed studies in

00:43:47.100 small and large animals this is the ship study that we did feasibility and also completed glp and what

00:43:53.420 you see here is the metal concurrence that we have today and would you read so with two contacts which is

00:44:00.460 the maximum that you can fit at that size in the brain that's how much you read first it's not a

00:44:05.900 very good signal second what information do you get out of that signal right same for parkinson's and so

00:44:11.180 on the time temps time times better visibility that you get within brain actually allow us not only to

00:44:19.020 see and react but also to understand what's going on there this is the 60 contact interface that we put

00:44:25.980 into the somatosensory cortex of a ship and then we touch the tongue on that ship and you can see

00:44:32.060 that the darker the color the more it corresponds to the tongue right all right this is some more

00:44:36.780 technical stuff she's talking about what they've done with animals already uh and how great ours is

00:44:41.180 you know kind of thing and we know of course what happened with musk and all the pigs right they were

00:44:44.460 they were killed afterwards they were brutal uh brutal uh experiments essentially right and of course i think

00:44:50.460 neural link is still they're doing uh their fda approval now i wonder if they're going to oppose

00:44:55.340 that considering that you know kind of the same forces that turned against trump uh is kind of

00:45:00.220 turning against musk and very much in that it's very similar like how that's being treated uh but

00:45:04.700 of course at the end of the day none of these people are solutions as as you very well know although

00:45:09.180 it's fun to watch the meltdowns and stuff like that right um but i'm sure that they have a similar

00:45:14.620 track record here of like you know creepy animal experiments and and all kinds of awful things that's

00:45:19.180 happening here right uh graphene decodes what others can't they say that they really push this

00:45:25.100 this miracle um substance right uh or uh material i guess is a better uh better word let's see what

00:45:31.980 she says at the end here i think around 9 30 something like that embrace intelligent data hub decode

00:45:36.220 signals into medical solutions used in machine and deep learning so it's connecting with ai and i'll

00:45:41.580 return back to that a little bit as well that all these technologies have a like it's a unified

00:45:47.260 it's a it's a it's a singularity right at the end the convergence and then a singularity of all

00:45:51.740 these technologies and not only are humans going to be part of it animals going to be i saw some uh

00:45:56.620 you know we've heard of internet of bodies we've talked about that in the past um they're connecting

00:46:02.300 internet uh among trees now i saw something the other day and like they're they're they're um

00:46:09.820 adding on a layer you know i kind of view it as there already exists like an interconnectivity

00:46:16.060 natural in nature in a way right the animals have instinct we don't know exactly what that comes

00:46:21.660 from or how it operates but somehow he just knows what to eat or or what to look for exactly at the

00:46:27.820 right time it's not driven by as we know it cognitive intelligence that we have as humans it's it's

00:46:34.380 different right and much could be said for how things operate in nature right there's there's a you

00:46:39.260 know rupert sheldrae call it a morphogenetic field we've we've interviewed that guys to check out

00:46:44.140 shows on that the web in the archives for example very interesting there's in other words what they're

00:46:49.420 trying to achieve technologically kind of already exists within nature but these guys are trying to

00:46:55.820 to to make it their own right they're they're trying they're creating their own god here right

00:47:00.380 ai they're creating their own interfaces they're creating their own instinct they're connecting nature

00:47:05.180 to their system almost in a way to override it right it's very uh it's very um okay oppositional

00:47:13.820 there's another word that's better for it right so some people would say just straight up like

00:47:17.100 evil it's demonic or whatever uh and i definitely get uh those words and using that uh anyway let's

00:47:23.420 check right at the end i think she mentioned something more interesting right at the end here

00:47:26.380 9 30 let's check this so to create predictions both to help physicians and patients and empower the

00:47:31.820 healthcare system we have in a year because we got series a's in march we have done a lot of

00:47:38.860 achievements uh we are preparing towards our cortical first in human we have clear biocomp glp safety

00:47:45.340 study so yeah so they're moving ahead with human experiments soon here we call testing and we still

00:47:50.620 have one more year of cash so we know we are very confident that we are going to reach our milestone

00:47:55.580 today and they already raised more cash both for the 55 million series b

00:48:00.620 and the most important is the team people that have done it again and again listen to this we come

00:48:07.900 from medtronic phillips sapiens that was acquired by medtronic and finally onward and all these people

00:48:14.140 came to imbrain to realize this purpose and this mission finally we have an amazing global clinical

00:48:21.500 board and we just created the vision board where we just confirmed the winner the the nobel prize

00:48:27.260 graphene winner joining us to keep on looking at what is next after graphene and what graphene

00:48:33.980 uh can give us at the highest potential and also david eagle man which is a neuroscientist at the

00:48:38.860 stanford and now third there so eagle man we are bringing today visibility uh we are scientists and

00:48:47.420 humanity lovers we are going to make this happen and we need we're humanity lovers but we're going to

00:48:52.300 create a whole new way of of uh of human interactions and it's going to bypass the natural kind more

00:48:58.700 visionary investors that joined us okay this is not the one she she goes on you know blah blah enough

00:49:04.220 of her uh she goes on here's the clip uh diversity inclusion and feminism and stuff let's just listen

00:49:11.900 to this here's another one in brain neuroelectronics women tech eu it's something from a year ago here

00:49:17.500 listen to what she says here diversity is key diverse teams make better decisions 73 of the time

00:49:25.180 it's called the wisdom of crowds so this is my commitment to embrace to bring this diversity

00:49:32.060 starting for the women in tech and we are very fortunate actually to have an incredible group of

00:49:37.980 women that decide to take that leap of faith and help us advancing this purpose in my case my family

00:49:45.260 is a great support my husband supports me on what i'm doing because he knows that i'm going to be

00:49:50.860 a lot happier doing what i think is important for the world for myself and of course you know this

00:49:57.820 reverts into the happiness of the family and my kids they don't get to see you all day it that's

00:50:04.300 that's what happiness in the family's working in incredible things such as decoding brain signals

00:50:09.660 into medical solutions that's right diversity just let's do that's that's decode the brain signals

00:50:15.340 here to to interface the natural language of the brain and the nervous system so we can

00:50:20.060 so we can it's like a middleman right it's a third party coming in there and then offering

00:50:24.620 everything as a service right but yeah the point is while playing this is the diversity diversity

00:50:29.340 diversity equity inclusion feminism look at my women right and obviously you know that among

00:50:36.220 this weaved into this is all these kinds of anti-white attitudes and it goes back to the ai

00:50:42.300 headline after headlines after headlines showing this kind of stuff right who is making sure the ai

00:50:47.900 machines aren't racist ai has a racism problem but fixing it is complicated says experts yeah why because

00:50:56.620 you know as some people would say is that because reality actually has there is bias within reality we

00:51:02.860 aren't equal if their equity doesn't exist those things are unnatural rise of the racist robots how

00:51:10.460 ai is learning all our worst impulses and of course someone who's like arguing that these if we just gave

00:51:20.780 them raw data these machines the deep learning systems ai and so forth i think they would be like they

00:51:27.580 would be understanding that they're different i mean when i say racism that they mean oh uh there's

00:51:33.980 differences right what was it some other analysis would uh taking place of uh uh human faces right and

00:51:41.660 many times these ai or you know robots whatever you want to call them uh they thought that black women

00:51:48.220 was men were men right um but then you but the reason for that is of course because their facial and skull

00:51:55.180 structure is is different from that of white people but then also that they are as women they have

00:51:59.820 higher t levels levels than other women do so technically or remotely they're closer to men than

00:52:05.820 they are so i'm saying there's like a oh but that's offense i don't care about that i don't give a

00:52:10.300 shit about that it's is it true or is it not right that's the only that the only thing that matters at

00:52:14.460 the end of the day and then you work with that so it's been very important for them to write out

00:52:20.300 objective and actual reality out of these systems in order to make them quote not racist you know

00:52:26.220 and that's why of course it's just such a nightmare because there will be an anti-whiteness weed into

00:52:30.780 these uh systems and even teams that are working on neuroelectronics and making computer brain

00:52:37.020 interfaces go on and on about diversity and stuff how wonderful it is and how it's just so much that

00:52:42.140 the teams are so much better yeah but then but then at the same time it has to be forced with esgs and

00:52:48.380 dei courses and you know no one wants this but somehow it's super beneficial it's kind of like

00:52:53.500 immigration right it's that they'll take care of us later we just have more meat and bodies we'll

00:52:57.980 be able to continue our debt-based system you know and then you realize but uh wait a minute it's not

00:53:03.020 all at all uh economically viable and many of these people don't even go into the workforce and it

00:53:07.820 becomes a drain on the european countries that are taking in an absurd level of of uh of immigrants

00:53:12.860 and refugees right all right anyway so that's that uh kind of a crazy company to keep an eye on to be

00:53:19.340 honest um mrs grillian say says by observing the vaxtards and how trusting the goymar you can imagine

00:53:30.140 how eager the normies will be to get this hooked up to their brains it's hard to have much hope

00:53:36.700 i have hope in the sense that maybe all the the right people and i'm gonna say right people i mean

00:53:41.260 those that um we prefer to kind of go into their own world uh might actually go into their own world

00:53:48.620 and i mean you you could you could try to talk talk them out of it and all that kind of stuff but at the

00:53:53.660 end of the day that you know you can show them the door but they're the ones that are gonna have to

00:53:57.020 walk through it and so i'm not too concerned about that i think it's pretty good in a way i i don't like

00:54:02.300 it i wish it wasn't so right but we're kind of i kind of view it in a cold uh darwinistic is not

00:54:09.180 the right but like you know nature the natural order of things right nature always wins at the

00:54:13.980 end of the day uh these people are going to find some kind of way of uh uh you know taking themselves

00:54:20.140 out and uh if i could stop it and we could live in what i think would be a much better world would i

00:54:25.500 like that yeah sure but at this case like they're built they're building their own demise right brick by brick

00:54:32.620 they're building their own prison systems but they think that this is the liberation the path

00:54:37.020 towards liberation right uh so it's kind of all upside down but yeah no i know what you say normies

00:54:42.220 but maybe think of it this way miss really maybe more normies is not what we need and it's not that

00:54:49.660 you know part of our job is to try to to reach people so we can wake up normies and that's all good

00:54:55.100 that's the few people that have a spark they're questioning that they think something is wrong in

00:54:58.780 the world they want to find out what really is going on they're they're questioning you know

00:55:03.340 so-called orthodoxy they're questioning all this stuff about the anti-white trends that we're seeing

00:55:08.220 and the replacement and these kinds of things hopefully on some level they question that or

00:55:11.900 they sense it at least all we have to do is equip when equip them with the thought processes and the

00:55:17.100 vocabulary to express these things to understand how absurd and how wrong it is how morally wrong it is

00:55:23.580 um so it's it's not that i'm saying oh normies is a waste of time because part of what we do is

00:55:29.020 partially try to reach new people and reach you know normies and stuff like that but i'm saying

00:55:34.060 you can't you won't be able to stop that anyway and and at the end of the day if it's people that

00:55:38.540 are beyond all hope anyway maybe you don't want to try to stop them you see what i'm saying um so don't

00:55:46.620 be down by that uh to be honest maybe it's a blessing in disguise maybe maybe maybe things will free

00:55:52.220 up on a level we can't even imagine right now because you know bad people do bad stuff and

00:55:57.020 unfortunately a lot of gullible uh people that are easily tricked um will uh will uh will uh

00:56:04.780 swallow those those solutions i guess right does that make sense am i using not clear enough maybe but

00:56:11.180 i think you understand what i'm saying i'm trying to say in a nice way uh sometimes people take

00:56:17.340 themselves out and nature wins at the at the end of the day and uh that's just what it is you know

00:56:22.940 we can cry about it and we can say it's unfair or whatever but that's that's not going to change any

00:56:26.540 of it uh our job our our um our task is to work with the variables and the the kind of the cards if

00:56:39.900 you will that we've been dealt right and and make the best out of the of a very rotten situation that's

00:56:45.020 that's that's our job uh that's kind of how i see that but i understand your point uh god odin says

00:56:52.380 if you uh me and another white dude we're in the room developing something that that'd be uh that'd be

00:56:59.100 diversity oh yeah okay so let me try it again if you me and another white dude we're in a room

00:57:03.180 developing something that'd be diversity of thought because we aren't the same does that count my eyes

00:57:09.420 or from all the eye rolling i'm doing right now uh no that does not count so that that's what's so

00:57:14.860 fascinating about it right the same people would push oh we're all individuals and everybody's different

00:57:20.940 and stuff but then actually these people that push racial diversity are some of the most uh you know

00:57:29.180 shallow if you will uh yes skin deep um pushing nonsense factories that you can ever imagine

00:57:36.780 uh their their racial differences go way beyond skin as we know but they wouldn't admit that but

00:57:42.940 then the skin color is apparently the most important thing when it comes to diversity

00:57:47.260 but anyway no thoughts uh thought diversity does not count there they want a singular mind and that's

00:57:52.700 part of this um neural electronic solutions so to speak that they're trying to offer us as well

00:58:00.380 uh it's to unify thought it's to get everybody on one page under this one synthetic god that they're

00:58:07.180 creating right now pair says uh will uh good to see a god on them by the way um president will what

00:58:13.260 will meta facebook do when the service is flooded by european ethnostates in the future when our

00:58:18.700 grandchildren are connected uh it will be hacked well hopefully we don't get there because i you know

00:58:25.020 there's advantages to the digital space but to merge into it ah i don't know i'm not i know there's some

00:58:31.820 among our ranks which are very you know transhumanist and like we'll use the highest end technology to

00:58:37.500 dominate and stuff like that and it's like i'm like yeah i don't know about that yeah i think uh well

00:58:42.540 first of all i genuinely don't have a desire i'm not saying they all say this but it would be

00:58:48.300 misrepresented by people who are enemies to say oh they want to they want to be supreme they want to

00:58:53.340 dominate you know and at the end of the day i'm not sure that that's what we want to do we could

00:58:58.700 we could direct we can influence we could we can um we can we can develop systems that that run

00:59:06.620 things that will be the best for everybody i mean that's not wrong with that i'm not an anti-elitist

00:59:11.180 i do believe uh there are hierarchy within nature and that is therefore within humans as well and our

00:59:17.820 social networks because we're part of nature so i don't think we should work against hierarchy

00:59:22.300 uh but at the same time it always goes what i think is what i think we need our own spaces and

00:59:27.260 i think they the others who who whether they hate us or like us or whatever they also need their own

00:59:31.900 spaces and i think that's the best course of action you could trade with them you could have tourism

00:59:36.220 you can go visit them you can be best buddies or whatever right that's not a problem the issue is

00:59:41.580 one like they need to be in proximity to you and your people and your civilization that's a big problem

00:59:46.780 you know white people have developed so much anyway europeans so many ingenious inventions and

00:59:53.500 all these kinds of things have benefited everybody um share that knowledge share that data and let them

00:59:59.100 build you know their own civilization with those tools but but let let us be us that that's my view

01:00:03.980 on it anyway pair and i hope very few goes into this kind of new world that they're building to be honest

01:00:08.540 all right um let's see here yeah so uh real real quick mention here about the uh uh the next is

01:00:20.780 it just a little next step to you know we talk about augmented reality but we also talk about how

01:00:26.220 technology would like kind of lock you in or lock you out of certain situations and if you don't have

01:00:30.220 the right you know pass codes or the right and eventually this will probably all be like ledger or

01:00:35.100 blockchain based and stuff like that um here's whole foods which of course recently were bought

01:00:40.060 by amazon it's a few years ago now i think uh where a woman discovers that she can't go into the store

01:00:46.060 without a qr code i technically i think she can go in on the far far right lane and uh but she has to

01:00:55.660 pay by scanning it herself or something like that but anyway the point is eventually it will all be like

01:01:00.540 you need an an app that knows everything about you and connected to you and have stuff on you for

01:01:06.540 you to be able to enter a store and that's happening at whole foods uh right now this is in dc washington

01:01:12.220 dc check this out this is very strange yeah so that that's the one pay at register she she does have

01:01:22.780 an option but eventually as you know as all these things go that's that that's one lane the other three

01:01:29.100 are like no this is the convenient way because now we're getting what we want so eventually this one

01:01:34.300 that you see here will be gone it's there for now but eventually it won't so you can't even walk into

01:01:39.900 whole foods unless you go through this machine i need my own qr code how do i get my own qr code how do

01:01:48.060 i get my own qr code i have to have my own qr code because you don't have to stand around what do they

01:01:57.500 do they just what what do they know it knows you have it because it scans it it knows you have products

01:02:02.060 yeah it's like the the wi-fi or whatever it scans the products whoa and this is the future of grocery stores

01:02:08.780 wow who did this first

01:02:16.460 where in california

01:02:19.420 you weren't the first one

01:02:22.940 you don't see

01:02:25.660 she's from california

01:02:31.340 see we have like we had 10 minutes now we got five

01:02:38.780 all right anyway yeah scan to enter amazon one see you see that up there in the cart that's that's

01:02:47.020 the the trick right amazon one let me remind we played this clip about a year ago uh but now it's

01:02:52.220 being implemented then by uh and the first victims are uh at whole foods in the washington dc area check

01:02:58.620 a look at this dystopian like scan scan me and pay look at this this is zoe just like you she uses lots

01:03:07.100 of different cards and ids to get through her day what if all zoe needed was herself introducing amazon

01:03:14.540 you are you are the passcode one a free service that lets you use your palm to quickly pay for things

01:03:22.140 gain access earn rewards and more let's say you're grabbing rewards it's like it's like a video game

01:03:29.820 it's like um it's like sonic the coins you know the power super mario or something it's the

01:03:36.780 gamification of life right imagine later on when you have cbdc's or something like that and you

01:03:42.140 can't like you can't you can't make a move no you've been denied you can't use any of this

01:03:46.380 your palm is unreadable and and don't even let not even get talking about like someone actually

01:03:51.580 chopping off your hand and and and using it that way because you know that's going to happen

01:03:56.940 eventually we live in a very unfortunately uh uncivilized western civilization right now because of

01:04:02.540 what they've done to us anyway back to the clip your favorite coffee beverage or heading into the

01:04:07.580 office or checking out just scan yourself at every stage look at this scene here how it's hard and

01:04:15.260 difficult and she's dropping something and how easy look you just look how convenient it is just scan your

01:04:21.740 palm look at this just hover your palm and you're on your way it's as easy as that sign up is free and

01:04:27.740 takes less than a minute all you need is a credit card your phone number and your palm that's it

01:04:33.820 since your palm is unique and can't be lost or misplaced yeah it cannot it can never be misplaced

01:04:40.140 your palm can't be misplaced let's return to that one folks you can get things done quickly and

01:04:45.980 securely my god can you imagine a paris suburb or like you know stock outside of stockholm or something

01:04:52.620 oh another another hand was chopped off and with more experiences on the way amazon one will help

01:04:59.420 you get even more done simply by being you just now zoe has more time to do what she loves that's

01:05:06.620 right indoor skydiving enter identify and pay with amazon one amazon one one ring to rule them all

01:05:15.580 isn't that always what it's it's always it's like just just sell your soul just sign this piece of

01:05:22.380 paper right here use your you know your biometric signatures just give us your dna right now and

01:05:27.900 we'll make it convenient for you if your baby drops something on the floor don't worry about it you got it

01:05:32.300 just scan your just you scan your your body part you're good to go oh yeah yeah yep scary stuff all

01:05:42.060 right so speaking of uh payment systems and all that kind of stuff uh apparently uh it's a christmas

01:05:50.700 miracle uh the irs in the united states is delaying its uh 600 reporting rule uh for among others paypal

01:05:59.980 venmo i think uh etsy was mentioned there's a number of others cash app and things like that

01:06:06.460 the internal revenue service delayed a rule that would require americans to report

01:06:11.500 transactions above 600 made through third-party payments settlement organizations a webpage updated

01:06:17.580 by the rs earlier this month had informed taxpayers who use platforms such as paypal and venmo that they

01:06:23.340 could expect to receive a copy of form 1099k for quote gross payment for goods or services unquote

01:06:30.940 that exceeds 600 no matter how many transactions occurred on friday however a statement posted by the

01:06:38.060 agency announced the current calendar year will instead mark a transition period for the platforms

01:06:43.580 which are still required to report transactions above 600 beginning in the 2023 tax year the irs and

01:06:49.660 treasury heard a number of concerns regarding the timeline of implementation of these changes

01:06:54.540 under the american rescue plan acting irs commissioner doug o'donnell remarked quote to help smooth

01:07:01.020 that transition and ensure clarity for taxpayers tax professionals and industry the irs will delay

01:07:07.260 implementation of the 1099k changes the additional time will reduce will help reduce confusion during

01:07:12.780 the upcoming 2023 tax filing season and provide more time for taxpayers to prepare and understand

01:07:18.700 the new reporting requirements uh yeah they talk about the uh the hiring of the new agents and all

01:07:24.860 that kind of stuff they got to pay for all this somehow right so this is this is one of the ways

01:07:29.020 just a tiny little way you trying to send some money to your friend or help out no forget about that

01:07:34.380 you should be taxed on that you go out you pay for dinner for for you know 20 people you have a big

01:07:39.340 party you pay for it and they shoot you off some money on these apps or whatever cash app venmo whatever

01:07:44.940 uh no they can't just send you money you need a third party grubbling your grabblers to come in

01:07:52.700 in between they're rubbing their hands and taking 25 of that ship it's been delayed one year yay

01:07:59.820 you know but this is coming down the power pipe right the record the record the reporting requirements

01:08:06.460 prior to the 2022 tax year only applied to taxpayers with more than 200 payments above the

01:08:13.180 twenty thousand dollars you may receive a form 10 uh 99k from each payment settlement entity from

01:08:19.340 which you receive payments in settlement of blah blah blah hate that language beyond the amended

01:08:24.140 reporting requirement enacted under the american rescue plan that's right you get rescue america

01:08:30.060 by taking money from normal people helping each other out sending some couple hundred dollars back

01:08:35.100 and forth basically a stimulus measure passed last year in response to economic fallout from the

01:08:41.980 lockdown induced recession the inflation reduction act more recently greenlit 80 million sorry 80 billion

01:08:49.980 in new funding for the irs which the agency will use to hire 87 000 new employees over the next

01:08:56.780 decade officials have said that more than uh doubling the agency's headcount is intended to decrease

01:09:02.140 wait times for phone calls and help centers sure as well as upgrade information technology used by agents

01:09:08.940 scan scan everything infiltrate everything anyway it goes on from there you get the idea

01:09:15.180 and of course we're lucky now the americans are uh that uh a donation what was again a donation of

01:09:21.660 47 billion have been made in your name uh to the country of ukraine i think it's about a hundred

01:09:28.940 billion uh right now that has been handed out uh with all the issues with all the problems with all the

01:09:35.340 homelessness with all the depravity and the just extreme hardships that many people are going through

01:09:41.340 right now sending about a hundred billion to ukraine is is obviously uh the right thing to do to to

01:09:48.060 send it to a jewish uh cross-dressing twink um that that's that's that's going to make it much feel

01:09:54.220 much better for working-class americans and those without the home home and those who can't get help

01:09:59.260 and stuff like that uh all right so big banks i guess we can switch over to this here uh let me see

01:10:07.660 grillion says uh paying with your palm wouldn't be a good idea if we had people imported into our

01:10:12.300 countries that are familiar with hacking of limbs and with machetes that's right it's almost like it's

01:10:16.780 it's it's it's like that's actually one of the ways that they did they solve their issues right it's

01:10:22.220 like and you could i mean you could argue right that there was that a petty thief or something gets

01:10:27.340 their hand chopped off and i mean that's the way they control things over there but yes they've that

01:10:33.100 they've normalized that in in a country then or civilization that has no you know defined rules

01:10:40.780 of punishment for for for these kinds of transactions or like uh violation transgressions that's what i'm

01:10:46.860 looking for you know they rape and riot and rage and all that kind of stuff and basically nothing

01:10:51.740 happens right so i i'm sure we're just like yeah you hand chopping away from this to become a new

01:10:56.860 epidemic also another one's palm was you know chopped off and they went and and uh purchased a bunch of uh

01:11:03.500 you know i don't know ice cream and pornos or something at the local uh store uh thank the gods

01:11:09.740 we don't have any of those people yeah exactly thank god we don't have imported people that are

01:11:14.540 accustomed to hand chopping uh into our countries very good thank you passes uh but you can steal in

01:11:20.220 california for a thousand dollars without being arrested yes absolutely good point i think you need

01:11:24.380 to be declared that uh i think you need to declare what you have stolen uh is that actually a thing that

01:11:30.620 actually oh no this is what i stole it's okay i'm under the poverty line yes it's complete law

01:11:36.540 lawlessness that's why they call it an orca tyranny right complete lawlessness um for all the right

01:11:43.260 type of people you normally it's just run by skin shade right if you're if you're white enough all the

01:11:48.860 rules apply to you and if you're dark enough none of the rules apply to you and in fact you'll get

01:11:53.020 handouts too uh like you get in uh oakland right now remember there was a non-white uh non-white

01:11:59.580 families get financial help the ubi program was initiated there by uh believe it or not a jewish

01:12:05.660 mayor libby chef god odin says uh yeah this paypal also crypto if you use coinbase to turn crypto into

01:12:14.140 cash the government uh now knows the each exact penny and how much uh they can you with their tax

01:12:21.020 dildos that's right what's the final count in the us now eventually taxed uh at like 60 yeah it'll go to

01:12:28.220 um to swedish levels of tax in some way so and it's a little bit here a little bit there a little

01:12:32.860 bit here a little bit there no one can get out and stuff like that hopefully there are parallel

01:12:37.740 structures and systems that that pop up i mean again if they implement cbdc's all none of this matters

01:12:43.500 you know in a way because if you're if you're a wrong thinker you will be built out of that system

01:12:49.580 and as i've said before thank god for that i i think we need it to be built out of the their system to be

01:12:55.980 honest uh because it is a nightmare and at some point you're going to want to have no part of that

01:13:01.580 whatsoever thank you god owen here we go check this out here speaking of banks and payment systems and

01:13:07.500 all that kind of stuff the the criminals the most i mean if there's any like criminal class that you

01:13:14.140 can think of it's the banksters right the banking class wall street's big banks score one trillion

01:13:20.380 dollars of profit in a decade it isn't just the scale of profit that's startling but the industry's

01:13:28.220 ability to push through scandals and thrive anew in other words they keep shoving these dildos up your

01:13:36.780 ass over and over and over again collectively of course as a people right and they keep getting

01:13:42.620 away with it what was it there was some other ship now with wells fargo that was coming out there

01:13:46.380 yes we know they just open bank accounts in people's names yes we know they discriminate

01:13:49.980 against people with the wrong political opinions and shut down their bank accounts and screw over

01:13:54.540 their financial ability to uh you know process credit cards online and all that kind of stuff they put

01:13:59.900 you on uh uh uh what is the term again light not liability um i forget the term now it's some some

01:14:07.260 gay term i said oh this is a risk for us you you know oh yeah such a big risk meanwhile of state they

01:14:15.260 process you know payments for pedophiles and you know epstein's account was fine keep keep that

01:14:19.900 shit going uh you know the the porn hubs out there they're totally fine right i think something was

01:14:25.900 oh a little bit was done towards them and then they came back again and of course they found

01:14:30.220 solutions right oh absolutely no problem if you say the wrong things on the internet that they don't

01:14:35.260 agree with and it and it doesn't even have to be i mean we don't we don't break the law we don't

01:14:39.500 encourage violence we don't you know we try to keep it clean we have fun with some stuff and we joke

01:14:44.140 about stuff but it's not like we're like you know some uh you know glowy feddy fetish language of you

01:14:51.820 you know like uh over the top rhetoric in order to like you know raise eyebrows or whatever uh you

01:14:58.220 know although that's that's fun or whatever something some people think that's fun or whatever

01:15:02.380 but uh no it's just you can just you know just no this is wrong these are opinions is what stands for

01:15:07.980 this is what we think has to be done uh to basically restore our our countries once more because

01:15:12.780 obviously everything is going down the drain no that's it you're out you're out of the financial

01:15:17.500 system haha while this shit continues and these criminals go on to profit record profits over the

01:15:23.980 last decade so first they have this i hate when they do these stories you join morgan stanley in

01:15:29.900 the grim days of 2009 this long-form bullshit article just get to the data and what it says i don't need

01:15:35.340 to hear some story i don't need to identify with some dumb banker scum that went to join as uh unscrupulous

01:15:43.260 bankers company back in 2009 just forget about it uh banking giants are about to hit one trillion in

01:15:50.860 a decade here says the story we got full screen here so we can see this total profit at the six

01:15:56.620 biggest u.s banks is accelerating so after all of this it's accelerating and by the way wells fargos

01:16:02.780 is going to get you that too there was it was something else recently that came out some other kind

01:16:07.260 of scandal it's got to be the most despicable disgusting bank around and these banks need to

01:16:15.180 go under no of course we have a political class that at every turn will defend them they will bail

01:16:23.500 them out they're too big to fail all of a sudden uh you know free market capitalism doesn't apply and

01:16:30.300 it's just social uh corporate uh welfare for these big banks it's absolutely disgusting and here you can

01:16:36.540 see the graphs here jp morgan in black bank of america in pink fuchsia whatever that is gray that's

01:16:43.820 wells fargo blue city group yellow is goldman sachs how appropriate uh and then you have green morgan

01:16:50.780 stanley uh let me see what else the piece says here um the first billion dollar decade for the six

01:17:00.940 giants of u.s banking that's not one trillion of total revenue it's pure profit check that out

01:17:07.820 it's pure profit one trillion among these six such a haul didn't seem possible before the decade began

01:17:14.380 when wall street was the target of a global protest movement isn't it funny what happened to the occupy

01:17:19.500 wall street movement isn't that an interesting thing that's a study in and of itself by the way

01:17:24.060 how that was hijacked and it all turned into like anti-whiteism in turn and he was that of course within

01:17:30.220 the occupy wall street but you could argue there was like something more it was like a direct

01:17:36.140 one issue thing like deal with the damn banks and the financial system kind of thing and i don't

01:17:41.820 agree with everything of course some of these people pushed and some of them were commies and stuff like

01:17:45.340 that but surely this is something that the common man and woman can can unite under right let's let's

01:17:51.180 take care of these banks and let uh let's let's ring them in nope that disappeared and then it became

01:17:56.700 about climate change it became about carbon credits it became about uh diversity and equity and open

01:18:02.860 borders and all these other issues right and of course who's pushing all that today it's the banks

01:18:08.780 it's the uh uh the the asset managers right the black rocks and we'll talk more about them later too by

01:18:14.540 the way how they're uh how they're going in all in with ukraine right now um when wall street was

01:18:21.900 the target of a global protest movement and politicians at both ends of the spectrum were

01:18:25.740 seething over bailouts or aiming to break up too big to fail lenders they swelled instead outpacing

01:18:33.660 corporate america so handedly that jp morgan chase and company bank of america and even hobbled wells fargo

01:18:39.820 are on track to make profit over those 10 years uh than all of a few public traded u.s company make

01:18:46.220 more profit over those 10 years than all but a few publicly traded companies according to data compiled

01:18:51.660 by bloomberg citigroup goldman sachs morgan stanley aren't far behind and together the six are poised

01:18:56.940 to make even more next year the pandemic remember we've shown the the stats of like how much money was

01:19:02.620 shuffled up to the the banking class and the wealthiest among us uh after the lockdowns and the pandemic

01:19:07.420 and stuff like that all the big show folks all the big club and you're not in it while much of the

01:19:12.380 world's attention was focused on the riches minted by silicon valley banks were gaining momentum there

01:19:16.700 isn't one way to explain they pulled it off volatility juiced wall street's trading halls investment

01:19:23.580 bankers like diop rode a deal-making boom and donald trump boosted bottom lines by slashing taxes thank

01:19:31.660 you donald um you shouldn't have dude for do it for everyone like do away with these gay like 600

01:19:38.620 you're gonna be taxed for your 600 that you sent to a friend to help out it's criminal it's utterly

01:19:45.020 criminal likewise there isn't one reaction across the industry to the mild milestone uh i guess here's

01:19:52.300 something else here how they how the profit was made blah blah blah sometimes there is this sense

01:19:59.660 that the fact that they profited that that much is somehow terrible and i just don't think that's

01:20:05.420 the case said betsy duke a former federal reserve governor who chaired wells fargo's board until 2020

01:20:10.860 yeah that's it's totally fair that we make that much money but everything you could throw at the

01:20:15.100 financial system has been thrown oh did you did you experience challenges poor banks these banks have not

01:20:24.300 just survived survived but they've actually thrived yeah with no outside totally organic with no outside

01:20:31.020 help whatsoever guess who's picking up the damn tab for this it's future generations yours and mine

01:20:37.820 everywhere globally in a decade of public anger at the banks tougher rules geopolitical havoc the pandemic

01:20:44.220 and some treacherous market swings that's very nice very nice way of putting it bloomberg banks were able

01:20:50.300 to cope with all of that and not only cope with it but earn a trillion dollars duke said analyst estimates

01:20:58.700 show the six banks are quickly closing in on that feat one trillion in a 10-year period and that if they

01:21:05.100 don't reach the milestone at the end of this month they will sometime in the first few weeks of 2023

01:21:10.380 it isn't just a scale of profit that's so startling though but the industry's ability to push through

01:21:16.060 scandals and thrive anyway there's there's no organizing it's so divided and i'm not going to

01:21:24.700 say oh they're all trying to divide us and if we all just united we'd be able to solve this it's not

01:21:30.300 that simple and especially with immigration and anti-whiteness and stuff this this is becoming virtually

01:21:34.700 impossible but i'm saying that's one of the reasons why some of these banks and stuff are pushing this

01:21:40.060 shit as well esg diversity equity inclusion like all the stuff because it gets you so occupied with

01:21:45.980 all the little nonsense on the street levels that the people will not be able to organize a simple

01:21:51.660 trick would be these banks are despicable and disgusting everyone right now take out your money

01:21:58.220 of the of this bank and let's just let's destroy it right all the businesses take out your money let's

01:22:03.900 show them what happens with an unscrupulous uh big bank right that organization that that unity

01:22:10.300 doesn't exist within the the populace in in virtually any country in the west right you just cannot do it

01:22:18.540 and and that's the point and that that's not the reason why they're pushing diversity but it's one of the

01:22:23.660 the benefits that they have you you're you're busy you you can't even you can't even walk into the corner

01:22:30.540 store or or you know the little uh kiosk or whatever and make a simple purchase without

01:22:37.260 there being some issue or problem or now it's he looked at me the wrong way and so it's racism and

01:22:43.340 you know what when you're that when when the diversity is so divisive right on in everyday life

01:22:50.940 and at every encounter that you have and it's always that it's always right so anti-white thing

01:22:55.100 or someone's mad that you because you looked at them the wrong way and even if that's not the case

01:22:58.860 you know i mean you will be 100 occupied by just trying to keep your your daily

01:23:05.420 routine as as drama free as possible if that's the best term instead of of course helping to

01:23:12.700 organize people and and help looking at who's at the top of the pyramid who's doing this to us

01:23:17.820 and and part of that eye at the very top is of course these banks right it's not the only

01:23:23.100 part but it's a big part of it 10 years ago jp morgan now the most profitable and valuable u.s

01:23:28.140 bank by market capitalization was in the doghouse after the london whale trading fiasco said okay

01:23:34.220 there's another one i missed that one wells was on top of the big six the most valuable and sole

01:23:39.660 member of the group pulling in more than 20 billion holy and they set up accounts they did all these

01:23:45.660 things though its earnings were later derailed over revelations of consumer abuse analysts see it

01:23:52.620 nearing the level again in 2023 so they're just right back at their paying first anyway this piece

01:23:58.060 goes on here paying for scandals to get out of the shadow of the global crisis the banks had to pay

01:24:03.260 in 2014 bank of america agreed to pray to pay a record-breaking 16.7 billion settlement to end

01:24:09.820 probes into shoddy mortgage practices practices passing jp morgan's by 13 billion by then some banks were

01:24:16.540 mining in new veins of profit that got them into trouble so they just pay it's like big pharma they

01:24:21.980 just pay they just pay a fine and that's it then they roll who's getting this where did this money

01:24:25.900 go who gets 16.7 billion did the people who were screwed over did they get this money probably not

01:24:32.860 jp morgan 13 billion no this is handed back to the government is handed back to the state

01:24:37.820 and then they use those mechanisms to put push esg and more stuff that's going to screw us over

01:24:42.060 it's just holy shit it's just so disgusting we are going to need to leave this system behind just

01:24:53.740 pull out your money out of these banks don't do business with them they're small local things you

01:24:58.620 can work with there there's uh i mean in the us it's uh credit unions and things like that i think

01:25:05.020 there are other similar solutions at least in some uh european countries there's other types of banks and

01:25:11.180 stuff like that right anyway this goes on here i don't want to read the rest of this ship disgusting

01:25:19.340 all right um

01:25:23.340 all right

01:25:27.820 all right so let's go over to something different here let's play um let's let's tackle the uh the

01:25:34.060 anti-white issue because that's that's that's not that's not that's never a recurring theme here on this

01:25:39.020 show um this is i guess part of the environment that these banks have helped to create and even

01:25:45.260 asset managers such as uh blackrock and vanguard are helping to create this uh this this wonderful

01:25:51.420 world of ours when everything can be uh pinned on uh white people check out this uh lunatic on tick

01:25:57.980 tock like that's new white people are the reason racism exists

01:26:01.980 white people are the reason climate change exists white people are the demise of human

01:26:11.260 i'm sorry when you say you were cut off there i couldn't hear the rest of that check out this

01:26:14.460 clip here's from uh the uh uk i just put it out on our telegram uh schools in the uk are teaching kids

01:26:21.500 kids that and this is what it means if you're white you have an unfair advantage and therefore that's

01:26:29.900 wrong and that needs to change it's anti-whiteness weaved into the curriculum and they're teaching

01:26:37.180 by default that white people are evil check that check this out will be decided by the answers

01:26:44.780 two questions that we are going to be asking you what it's a joke this activity is intended to

01:26:54.060 explore how society favors one race over others people yes it's very uh it's very popular right

01:27:01.740 now to be white and you just you're getting a lot for it and confuse white privilege with being wealthy

01:27:08.380 or being rich and it isn't about that what it's about is the absence of having to live with the

01:27:15.180 consequences of racism now

01:27:22.220 our our society and culture are worshipping black people it is worshipping refugees it's it's

01:27:28.220 worshipping migrants they're getting ahead of the queue you're getting you're getting everything

01:27:34.220 handed to you just because you're not white what are you what are you talking about lunatic if the

01:27:42.140 question applies to you you will take a big step forward if the answer to the question doesn't apply

01:27:52.460 to you you stay where you are i better win okay make sure you're on the start line i see some cheaters

01:28:01.420 already feet behind the line if english is your parents first language take a step forward oh yeah

01:28:13.820 oh bullshit yep this no this uh anyway let's get you know what this is going here let's keep playing

01:28:19.340 if you have ever been the only person in the room of your race take a step backward

01:28:27.660 i i i know white kids there are the only uh race in in the uh you know only one of the race in the

01:28:38.300 room in classrooms right we've shown you photos of one kid in the uk or in france or some suburb in

01:28:45.100 sweden sitting there like where the hell am i see now when the tables turn in some of these areas

01:28:52.060 that is not going to be an issue that those things are slowly going to be taken out of these kinds of

01:28:56.300 little exercises that they hardwire into kids to teach them anti-whiteness

01:29:01.500 as soon as the table turns no that's not going to be wrong oh oh so you're a minority now or you're not

01:29:05.500 going to have any rights if you've never been asked where you come from take a step forward

01:29:19.580 if you have never had to be worried about your family being stopped and searched take a step forward

01:29:27.740 i don't worry device people ask me to stop and search the divide widens and the inequality of

01:29:34.780 their position becomes clear this is just like not fair now i love what they do with kids oh my god

01:29:42.380 it's right look this first of all this most dumb way of like showing how things operate in in i guess

01:29:49.260 society that's their point here like it's not a race of who gets there first that's not this is not

01:29:55.100 what it is right now this is why they want equity if you have long nice legs and you can do ballet

01:30:00.620 better we're going to chop them off that's what this is about it's about it's not about lifting up

01:30:04.380 it's about holding back those who they think artificially have an advantage over others

01:30:08.940 so gay the last question listen to that sad music folks how can you how can you deny these poor

01:30:25.420 children we we must upend white supremacy folks right now if your parents have ever warned you about

01:30:32.940 racism take a step backwards if we were about to start a race and then it's take one step backwards

01:30:45.820 like wait a minute what why are you doing that now it's about taking a step anyway none of this makes

01:30:51.900 this is some dumb pedagogy uh tricks that they have up their sleeve to try to prove something which

01:30:57.180 which is not the case right uh and furthermore all the issues that they're mentioning anyway

01:31:01.900 uh i know plenty of of native europeans they're experiencing racism every day they're being hated

01:31:09.180 for being white they're being abused they're being raped they're being hit they're being targeted they're

01:31:13.900 being harassed no no one is no one is feeling pity for them not in our society anyway no they cover up

01:31:21.100 those stories they don't talk about in the mainstream man i'll tell you being non-white in a in in a white

01:31:26.940 country some of the greatest privilege that some people have ever experienced coming into our lands

01:31:31.820 they get they get everything they even then they even get handed the the pity right the guilt on top of

01:31:37.740 it is this a fair starting no for us all no look hi how do you feel so therefore fuck white people got

01:31:47.660 it all standing there in oh that's it okay all right a lot of sync there video and audio but okay

01:31:56.780 yeah very good i think yeah lord aragon said on uh odyssey uh this is the dumbest logic i've ever

01:32:03.580 heard of henrik yes indeed uh there is no logic to any of this let's just make up an arbitrarily an

01:32:09.820 an arbitrary uh concept about taking a step forward and back based on random questions that we throw

01:32:16.620 up that will be obviously be biased against white people right uh i can think of other things to uh uh

01:32:23.020 think of have uh have members of your race ever been uh gang raped have they been uh do you know someone

01:32:30.220 who was groomed uh for example you know there's other questions you can bring into this equation

01:32:35.420 here to change the results here anyway even the results make no point whatsoever anyway i saw this

01:32:40.540 on on telegram um black phillips says i'd like to remind shitlibs obama tan uh obama fan maybe uh or

01:32:47.820 tan on a platform of bringing the banksters to justice in 2008 that's right yeah i i remember uh vaguely

01:32:57.340 talking about some of that however his attorney general declined to press charges against even a

01:33:02.940 single bank oops seethe and cope bank simps yeah i mean today they are uh they are on their page right

01:33:12.060 it's um it's the same thing with uh greta thunberg right wasn't it let me see if we can find that if

01:33:16.780 we save the banks we can save the the world

01:33:20.300 yeah here it is uh check this out here

01:33:31.660 yeah here it is this is a good one it's a look i made some music and stuff on it but it gets the

01:33:35.820 point across the point is they love the banks now because the banks are are their guys they're doing

01:33:44.300 their bidding uh it's on their team uh they're pushing largely the kind of things that they want

01:33:48.540 to see in the world and these shitlibs are dumb enough to fall for it because at the end of the

01:33:52.460 day they'll be hung out and sold and entrapped and imprisoned into the system being built as

01:33:57.500 everyone else but right now they're they're riding high on this they think we're getting ahead you

01:34:01.740 know uh here's going back to the first topic there of her talking about uh uh andrew tate's uh

01:34:08.780 verifiably small penis uh but here's the banks the money is there if we can save the banks if then

01:34:15.980 we can save the world i mean and listen to the applause there too this is at an intercept event

01:34:25.180 you will own nothing

01:34:27.180 i mean i'm not the enemy at least i hope not oh well you are the enemy you you became the enemy you

01:34:45.740 are you're not the enemy but you became um a roadblock that the enemy puts put in our way

01:34:53.660 here focused on it is you know again it's fun to make fun of these people sometimes and it's not

01:35:00.620 that you can't have fun but ultimately they are not the one pushing thing they still have this attitude

01:35:05.420 like if if uh the world uh uh trade or sorry like the world economic forum or like some un some climate

01:35:13.500 group or something like that invites you get the tumor to stage to to scream you know and bitch out

01:35:20.220 world leaders then people sit at home on their tvs like oh she's showing them now and it's like no

01:35:27.820 they're bringing her on because they want her to say those things to them so that the focus will be

01:35:33.900 turned on to the audience or the people at home watching on their tvs that's right you have to allow

01:35:39.100 us to do we have to do more to fix this to save the children and look at this look at this poor little

01:35:44.700 girl being angry and upset about the climate now give us all your money get in the pot starting the

01:35:50.780 bugs to make her happy and give us the tools so we can save this little girl and everyone else

01:35:56.780 save the banks there you go that's what it's all about well looks like they have been saved

01:36:01.420 and no thanks to you and and again the the complete uh screw over with the occupy movement but that's a

01:36:07.500 good point the um the obama thing it's as always right it's always with these politicians a lot of

01:36:15.660 talk right oh i'll do this we'll fix this oh is this an issue your experience which of course we'll

01:36:20.540 do that right and then they get in and nothing happens big surprise we're being fooled over and

01:36:24.940 over again god odin says holy shit dude is she mentally capable i'm not trying to being uh i'm not

01:36:30.620 trying to be a dick and a troll uh right now no i mean no i don't think i don't think she is she's

01:36:36.540 been told a lot of stuff and i think she genuinely have been i mean she mentioned that i put that in

01:36:43.500 one of the videos i did over the 10 reasons is wrong i think i titled it she genuinely was like

01:36:50.460 watching these nature documentaries at poor poor polar bears and stuff she's like obviously i like

01:36:55.260 autistic she's dealing with some of those issues i think she admits it in the in the piece too

01:37:00.540 and she was sold she was propagandized into thinking like we're we're going to die if if if no one

01:37:06.380 does anything and so given the information given that the she only got these sets of of material to

01:37:15.420 look at this info set of information she's the reasoning is is logical the only problem is she's

01:37:23.180 missing all this other stuff which is like contributes to a broader picture and now of

01:37:27.900 course she's being weaponized and used as a as a weapon and as a tool against everybody and of course

01:37:33.500 now you could argue when she's a little older she's just kind of dumb enough uh to go along with

01:37:37.340 it but she said at least i at least i don't think i'm the enemy that's actually very that's very um

01:37:43.980 poignant it's very um uh very very very um self she's very self-aware in a way right she's just like

01:37:55.100 well are you can you are you being manipulated by someone will you look into this you know kind of thing

01:37:59.580 all right um here is an example let me see here no not that one not that one where'd it go

01:38:14.620 oh the white people that's right uh where did that go maybe that didn't open okay i'll open those again

01:38:20.700 in here yeah here's uh here's what uh speaking of the real estate issue with the banks and all that

01:38:28.220 stuff um seattle home prices fall twice as fast as the rest of us which is kind of funny right

01:38:35.340 you we've we've talked about what's happening in seattle right uh anyway so here's more than to what

01:38:40.940 theme really um if there's one thing white people really hate it's explaining in detail where their

01:38:48.140 grandparents are from someone replies to uh someone who's saying normalize asking white people where

01:38:53.740 they're really from i think that would be as the replies i think that'd be a great idea i don't think

01:38:59.740 any white people have any problem uh in fact i think it would be good for them to understand if

01:39:05.100 they're like in you know if they're in uh you know america or canada or australia new zealand or

01:39:10.620 something like that because of course we're all not we're as white people we're native to europe europe

01:39:14.780 we're europeans um it would actually be good for white people to understand that they are white

01:39:20.300 and that they are europeans no matter what where they are so i'd for one welcome that but talking

01:39:25.260 about the privilege check check this out here uh let me see how good the translation here is just

01:39:31.020 just one example right of like how well white people are considering that clip which are from the uk

01:39:36.140 with the schools they're trying to trick people into thinking that white people are not

01:39:39.100 uh you know ever targets never experienced racism never they always you know get a free meal kind of

01:39:46.140 thing uh ali al rubai rubai was finally sentenced after three years

01:39:56.460 but also was was sent to prison for a serious drug offense they've got 5.5 years translation a little bit

01:40:03.740 for here so the following crime and attack violent attack on a girl that we're going to look at in

01:40:11.900 a video here a swedish girl was discounted in other ways they didn't include that finally in the

01:40:18.300 criminal charges against the scum who shouldn't even be in our country the girl in this case

01:40:23.180 received fifteen thousand four hundred dollars which is like uh one thousand five hundred dollars for

01:40:31.740 for this in uh damages that's the term right ali is allowed to stay in sweden as is the person who

01:40:40.620 filmed this video who is an iraqi citizen um check this out here

01:40:53.180 uh look at this here the setup here this is uh what the knockout game this this is this is what

01:41:02.380 it's like to be a white person in some of these areas now diverse areas

01:41:15.260 why why are these people still in our countries why are they even allowed to be there what is what's

01:41:23.020 the point right what is the point what do they contribute what do they do what's the purpose

01:41:29.980 they're like they're not working they're violently attacking everybody i have a couple of more clips

01:41:34.620 here in relation to this or a couple more uh updates on this here actually this guy check this out

01:41:40.140 just happened to come across that uh let me open a couple of these we have these ready here but uh uh

01:41:46.780 yeah this was the original video that was linked up someone says he was he was captured and he was

01:41:52.460 beaten up there's something to take solace in i'm not sure who did that but apparently this is the

01:41:56.460 guy he was um uh he was captured and then finally was was beaten up by someone and here he is like

01:42:03.340 kind of uh i guess trying to explain how how sorry he how much he feels sorry about himself over this

01:42:12.060 or some shit like that i can't even hear what he's saying this this idiot

01:42:27.020 all right i don't know i can't read all the thing ever apparently that's what the poster says

01:42:31.100 he was captured and got what be beaten up like good hopefully from uh hopefully from uh swedish

01:42:37.740 men who did that here is what a wonderful a wonderful addition uh to our country in sweden

01:42:43.740 folks he's gonna take he's gonna take care of us when we're older see we just we're getting the cream

01:42:48.700 of the crop folks another one check this out sweden iraqi rapist who caused permanent internal bleeding

01:42:55.420 to his victim have been shot dead in rinkeby what a loss folks in 2014 abdul maki becker hidi along with

01:43:06.540 the seven other arab migrants were arrested for the brutal gang raping of a swedish teenage girl

01:43:11.740 which shocked the peaceful scandinavian nation the only and i said the only sad aspect of this is

01:43:18.940 that it wasn't a swedish man that got to take out this trash and got to uh to finish this once and for

01:43:26.300 all um but yeah if if we don't if we don't take care of this i guess they will take care of themselves

01:43:33.100 that's what i was descending to right um tell me again how we're how we're privileged living in

01:43:39.180 our countries right um and it's like this one we're we're occupied and there's still some dumb

01:43:49.340 boomers out there trying to claim that this is like oh it's oh it's the nazis all over again you

01:43:53.980 you we've shown some of the riots right of all the moroccans or whatever the hell it is now it's just a big

01:44:00.620 kebab riot in in france right now in paris right look at that occupation there 1940 it was uh uh

01:44:08.460 quite uh quite different quite something uh and now of course with this new spicy exciting edition

01:44:15.100 uh it is of course a total show here's uh a couple of pictures of them riding during

01:44:20.460 uh christmas here uh in paris or a couple of a couple of clips

01:44:41.980 oh

01:44:50.460 france is no longer france folks

01:45:10.780 such animation addition to our uh to our lands

01:45:13.180 waving their damn flags go home to morocco what are you even doing here deport them all

01:45:25.020 send them all back they're all gonna have to go back one day or another they will one way or another

01:45:32.140 and one day they will go back they will be sent home and they'll be down

01:45:43.180 and you're like how many goddamn moroccans is there in paris what the hell are they doing there who

01:45:57.020 invited these people it's just like what what's what's happening here it's just it's sick right it's

01:46:02.060 insane all right um one positive thing here beyond the fact that we'll send them back one day

01:46:09.180 uh it sure is uh i think i think a lot of people are like what um is this is this is this never going

01:46:17.900 to stop or what when when does it stop is it is is it a um is it a destination or is it a journey well

01:46:25.020 what's the uh what's the wording again there was someone who's like asking that like what when when

01:46:29.500 is this diversity enough like if we is there a certain point we need to reach percentage wise or is

01:46:35.740 it is it like a hundred percent and of course then it won't be paris anymore it's not paris now

01:46:41.660 even with you know still what i don't know 40 by hope of french people living there maybe not even

01:46:48.700 that now maybe most of them are fleeing well one surprise in the u.s when it comes to the open

01:46:53.980 borders issue and the immigration stuff is that the supreme court are going to keep title 42 in place

01:46:59.500 indefinitely i still heard that they're going to and title 42 is the thing that came in under trump

01:47:04.540 during covet it was basically like let's try to limit immigration it's still a problem of course

01:47:09.740 with illegal immigration they're still going over the borders people are still coming in they're

01:47:13.260 seeking asylum all these things right but at least it was this for a while under the trump

01:47:17.820 administration it was just like uh borders are closed like don't come here and apparently was

01:47:22.700 dropping to record lows at a certain point and then you couple this with this like business capitalist

01:47:30.700 uh you know desire that like you we have to open the borders because we have all these vacant jobs

01:47:37.500 and we have to have money many more workers coming to the country because uh the usual argument is oh

01:47:42.700 white people don't want to do the these jobs so we have to just open the borders right but i was

01:47:46.780 surprised then that they're keeping this in place but i read that it was up until another decision was

01:47:53.340 going to be made about it so we'll see i'm sure this will be up ended at some point but for now at

01:47:59.660 least okay it's something now deal with the illegal immigration right because this is just about like

01:48:05.420 you know the the legal measures right uh they're not dealing with the the illegal immigration um

01:48:12.380 but at least occasionally there's been some stuff done about you know legal right uh remember then after

01:48:18.620 that trump mentioned oh we're gonna have more immigrants than ever coming into the us but they

01:48:22.780 as long as they come in and replace us legally right that was that that was the issue all right

01:48:28.460 um let me see uh mc corillian says there wasn't a single negroid at my high school the mexicans were

01:48:37.100 segregated to their own areas or area uh with their own classes it was great i wonder what that school

01:48:43.340 looks like now yeah how long ago was that 20 years 10 maybe more i don't know depends on how old you

01:48:51.340 uh yeah no that it's it's i it was you know 98 white when i when i grew up in the schools i went to

01:48:58.700 in sweden look at it now holy uh fear not uh order will be restored and uh that's what uh we're going

01:49:06.220 towards work towards tirelessly and non-stop even if we have to uh retreat and let society fall and

01:49:14.860 descend into chaos uh then to return back take it over and to you know pick up the pieces or build anew

01:49:23.020 that's what we have to do no one knows exactly how this is going to be done uh but it is going to be

01:49:27.020 done sooner or later like warrior says we gotta stop diss dissing the nazis ye is that what he said

01:49:34.060 right what a world we live in when it takes a billionaire black rapper to red pill the normies

01:49:38.460 yeah exactly well it it really has become you know the the go-to card i mean we none of you will

01:49:46.860 be surprised at this unless you're a newcomer but like it's been that has been used as the number one

01:49:52.380 weapon why we can't do anything as white people because my nazis and it will be just will be my nazis

01:49:58.060 again uh kind of thing and then of course you look at a picture like that and it's just like

01:50:01.660 yeah it's a little it's a little bit a little bit of difference even the people like well at least

01:50:07.980 we're not speaking german you know well now you're speaking arabic so uh you know how do you like them

01:50:13.260 apples um totally the right totally the right side one guys completely 100 all right i gotta hurry up

01:50:21.420 a little bit because i do have some more stuff i want to cover the hotel hotel stuff we have a thing

01:50:26.220 on the we have a thing on the covid stuff but that we should talk well it can't it it all bleeds

01:50:32.540 into each other to be honest check out this here australian police is talking about how we have to

01:50:38.860 report people uh if they if you hear any covid conspiracy theories around the covid 19 vaccine

01:50:46.060 we've got other specialist teams involved like our covert online team

01:50:49.420 uh evidence extraction experts our forensic police we also have involved our security and counterterrorism

01:50:58.460 teams and the reason that they're involved is that they are skilled at looking at um motivation between

01:51:07.660 motivation of why people people do things like we saw last monday so they're skilled at looking at

01:51:13.100 things like religiously motivated extremism ideological motivated extremism

01:51:18.380 issue motivated extremism grievance fueled violence and even pathological uh fueled violence

01:51:25.100 so they're assisting the investigation center and the ethical standards command

01:51:41.660 of course of course uh and right across the country i mean my part of my role is in counterterrorism and

01:51:47.580 um and we meet uh nationally uh with the australian new zealand counterterrorism committee and discuss

01:51:53.500 these issues uh regularly so we do um investigate and monitor people who should demonstrate and we know

01:52:00.780 show concerning behavior uh look that hasn't been reported to me but that's not uncommon and we welcome

01:52:07.020 that information as i said before if it's anybody out there that knows of someone that might be showing

01:52:12.780 concerning behavior around you know conspiracy theories anti-government anti-police um conspiracy

01:52:19.660 theories around covert 19 vaccination as what we're seeing with the train family we'd want to know

01:52:24.540 that we want to know about that uh and you can either contact police directly or go through crime

01:52:29.100 uh

01:52:33.020 total just like i mean utterly just absurd developments in australia as loki's lad said in the yule show

01:52:41.580 there it's just insane we shared the other clip on from new zealand uh same thing there just suspicious

01:52:47.580 behavior and call everybody as soon as there's something happening and whether it's a covet conspiracies

01:52:52.620 or something these are now terrorist you know dangerous criminals criminals who should be treated

01:52:57.980 accordingly and locked up maybe put in mental asylums maybe we should you maybe we should use the in-brain

01:53:02.860 technology uh to alter their brain patterns to make sure they don't think these dangerous thoughts

01:53:07.900 anymore i don't know i had another clip too but i don't have to play it australian uh police want

01:53:13.100 access on all to all your social media right now too to crack down on what they call is online abuse

01:53:19.340 it's all about this you know misinformation misinformation and whether it's covid or or all

01:53:24.860 these other things um that's like one of the number one talking points right now uh is we have to

01:53:33.900 restrict people's ability to communicate things that they consider to be offensive or dangerous or

01:53:39.340 something like that here's everyone favorites right uh the u.s assistant secretary for health

01:53:43.660 race richard was it richard dickie levine calling for censorship uh of those who criticize gender

01:53:52.700 affirming care so health professionals have a critical role to play we must continue and to expand

01:54:00.300 their work to address health misinformation directly with their patients now this includes but it goes beyond

01:54:08.460 covet 19 so i'd like to just talk briefly about another area of substantial misinformation that

01:54:15.340 is directly impacting health equity in our nation and that is the health equity of sexual and gender

01:54:20.620 minorities there is substantial misinformation about gender affirming care for transgender and gender

01:54:26.940 diverse individuals we are in this station facing an onslaught of anti-lgbtq and onslaught plus

01:54:33.820 actions at the state levels across yes no one is looking out no one is looking out for the lgbtq i

01:54:42.140 plus community united states and they are dangerous to the public it's not like that they're being

01:54:47.420 backed by by the establishment where people are claiming that those who criticize them should be

01:54:52.380 censored and shut down and maybe even criminally charged for for saying the wrong thing it's not

01:54:57.340 like we live in a world where that's happening right now the positive value of gender affirming care

01:55:02.940 for youth and adults is not in scientific or medical dispute so we all need to work together to get

01:55:11.260 our voices um out in the front line we need to get our voices in the public eye and we can we know how

01:55:18.940 effective our medical community can be talking to communities whether it's at town halls schools

01:55:25.420 conversations with others and we need to use our clinicians voice to collectively advocate for our tech

01:55:31.820 companies to create a healthier cleaner information environment that's right a cleaner a healthy we

01:55:38.860 need a vaccine to deal with the pesky uh critics who don't think that it's pertinent that we should

01:55:44.380 have access to your kids and change their uh their sex uh start to give them dangerous so-called

01:55:50.700 medication dangerous drugs that will alter who they are uh and then just uh in general just have access

01:55:57.500 to uh to touching your kids while we read uh bedtime stories uh at them about uh you know

01:56:03.660 some sex theme in some kids book somewhere during a moment when public trust in our leaders and our

01:56:09.900 information is very challenged the healthcare worker community the medical community does i believe

01:56:16.700 maintain a high degree of trust and we have to utilize that we have to utilize it effectively

01:56:22.060 uh yes so so shut it all down if there's any critique of what we're doing because of course

01:56:27.900 they they they are infallible they're doing nothing wrong these people the direct from drag queen story

01:56:34.460 hour um to to the manipulation of kids in schools and things like that to crazy teachers that are

01:56:40.700 pushing all kinds of confusing gender issues on kids who basically just want to fit in they want to be

01:56:45.980 liked they want to understand what's popular and stuff you surround these kids with all this stuff in this

01:56:51.100 environment and that they think that's normal they will start adapting to thinking that's normal right

01:56:56.780 um so anyway it reminded me of this too dr peter hotez which is one of these guys on the front lines

01:57:03.260 making uh really pushing hard for the kovin 19 jab um i think he worked at the nih there's there's other

01:57:11.340 people have you know kind of circled him as being one of the responsible people for for for what uh

01:57:18.460 happened leading up to the c19 jab and stuff like that right i think he i believe he had prior work

01:57:26.140 uh there's some there i've done far better research on this guy than me but if i remember correctly

01:57:31.900 i think he did some initial studies with moderna and nih and there were some like

01:57:36.780 co-shared patents between them and stuff like that i think he's been part of it since that time

01:57:41.420 anyway listen to what he said same thing here same theme right whether it's you know someone's criticizing

01:57:47.660 or not believing everything we're telling them about the c19 jab uh or they're critical of like

01:57:53.260 you know pedophile issues or like abusing kids issues we need to shut them down and in fact it's

01:57:58.860 dangerous this video was released by the world health organization with peter dr peter hotez

01:58:05.660 at the as the main star check this out we have to recognize that anti-vaccine activism which i

01:58:10.860 actually call anti-science aggression has now become a major killing force globally anti-science

01:58:18.460 aggression during the coveted pandemic in the united states 200 000 americans needlessly lost

01:58:24.860 their lives because they refused a coveted vaccine even after vaccines became widely available and now

01:58:30.860 the anti-vaccine activism is expanding across the world even into low and middle income countries it's a

01:58:37.180 killing force anti-science now kills more people than things like gun violence global terrorism nuclear

01:58:44.540 proliferation or cyber attacks and now it's become a political movement in the us it's linked to far

01:58:50.060 extremism on the far right same in germany so this is a new face of anti-science aggression and so we need

01:58:58.860 political solutions to address this it's amazing how they've just lumped everything together and it's

01:59:05.180 just like it's all this just these everything we disagree with it's just that's terrorism and and

01:59:10.860 and whatever it is whatever he should is they're killing people now you know we played this once

01:59:15.740 before but you know then people make the the comparison and talk about the fact like the third

01:59:20.300 leading cause of death in in the us right now is doctors right hospitals and improperly prescribed drugs

01:59:28.380 and these kinds of things right you see they can kill people big pharma can go on and murder seven you

01:59:33.100 know here's 17 000 people or whatever they lost their lives at some crazy new drug that they thought

01:59:38.460 would work but it didn't work oh well then we pay we pay the fine four billion you know and and then we

01:59:43.660 can continue as usual if you say the wrong things online however and then you're a big problem and you

01:59:49.580 you need to be dealt with we're gonna shut your shut your ability down to continue talking uh or or even

01:59:56.140 doing business online right so anyway so it was revealed here uh at uh joe rogan uh he went on

02:00:02.700 there peter hotez and just talked about of course you know naturally like what shitty diet he has

02:00:09.820 he doesn't you know it doesn't sound like he's exercising that well he's trying to kind of claim

02:00:14.220 that he does whatever these these people put all their faith in like you know chemical uh solutions

02:00:22.140 essentially right it's all medication or it's all vaccines that's what's gonna fix it um so at least

02:00:27.980 this uh joe rogan did well by pulling this out of this guy of just seeing how shitty uh what a shitty

02:00:33.900 lifestyle he has listen to this do you take care of your immune system in other ways do you take

02:00:38.860 probiotics are you cautious about your diet um i'm not as cautious about my diet as i should be i'm

02:00:46.620 a junk foodaholic uh actually well that seems like a terrible thing for your health it is a terrible

02:00:51.020 thing from of course it is of course it of course he of course he is it is perfect health and something

02:00:57.500 my wife is uh working on but that seems ridiculous for someone who works with health yeah yeah what's

02:01:03.020 going on with you man sometimes man i just don't get it right how often he's laughing at this how often

02:01:08.780 how often do i steal but you're telling that you're telling bag of chips people that they're murder

02:01:15.260 they're killing people if they don't take your goddamn stupid jab

02:01:21.020 well first of all that's what's killing people you're killing people that's what's what's causing

02:01:26.060 misery and pain you should be criminally prosecuted not the other way around that i was turning the

02:01:30.460 tables is that well you're killing no you that's that was a reply no you are doing these things we're

02:01:37.500 a complete we're just trying to help people okay have you have you thought about taking care of

02:01:41.820 yourself before you push these goddamn jabs no of course there's something like that garbage uh

02:01:47.900 i don't know no no hopefully not every day but you know maybe a couple of times a week oh that's what

02:01:53.900 with ray rachel my uh my daughter with autism that's like our thing is of course she has autism can't make

02:02:01.740 this up go to the uh it's called the burger joint or to um shake shack to get a to get a cheeseburger

02:02:08.220 with sticks to sneak some fries so look at look at how he smiles over this like this is his one

02:02:14.780 like he gets the the plaid the the wet wear in this guy right now and the pleasure that he's getting

02:02:20.460 out of thinking about this you know the there is a burger component to this as well do you remember

02:02:26.460 that clip the oh man you just oh just it stinks down there uh peter hotez we where are our

02:02:38.140 past current u.s leaders on this where's the outrage we're the target we're targets i'm a unique

02:02:43.820 situation as a jewish scientist who has developed coronavirus vaccine for the last decade i get that

02:02:48.460 but more concerning is it's now okay to express anti-semitic viewpoints publicly no that's uh that's

02:02:57.980 peter hotez he uh has no dog in this uh fight as mel gibson would say back to the clip

02:03:08.460 so you live in large we call it like that mouth pleasure so much you're willing to sacrifice a

02:03:13.900 little bit i am yeah i you know i you know i imagine his little fish mouth going around that burger

02:03:21.340 eh go to the shake shack oh do you like this autism daughter do this is good oh i'm disgusting i can

02:03:32.300 i have to concede that's the case well there's i mean i don't have to tell you but there's a pure

02:03:37.500 schlop people a large body of data that connects poor diet to a host of diseases

02:03:42.940 that seems like a crazy decision for a guy in your line of work there you go sometimes the uh

02:03:51.820 sometimes the it's not all brain it's that's right yeah it's a lot of mouth pleasure on that guy oh my

02:03:57.660 god it's something else but i mean if you it's something else yeah sure ate healthy food i mean

02:04:05.580 the thing is your body starts craving healthy food you start feeling yeah no no question no question about

02:04:10.780 it do you take vitamins i don't take vitamins of course you don't wow no supplements no nothing

02:04:17.580 take the vaccine or you're killing people that is a poster boy for the worship of these goddamn

02:04:23.180 white coats that have sold us all this junk and toxic sludge over the last you know i don't know 40

02:04:30.780 50 years right maybe even more perfect poster boy for that that is a type of mentality it's just like nah

02:04:38.460 we can just we'll fix the we'll we'll continue as usual over here with bad habits bad stuff bad

02:04:44.700 food let's not even talk about vitamins let's not talk not talk about supplements none of that matters

02:04:49.660 just take your damn covid shot okay i don't think they do i don't think they're neither because most

02:04:54.540 in the american and the american hold up hold up hold up they're not needed folks don't think they're

02:04:59.020 needed while you're eating junk food well hopefully i'm not only eating junk food but you know there's a

02:05:04.460 large body of clinical research on the efficacy of vitamins especially vitamins d vitamins i have

02:05:11.740 taken vitamin d for periods the recommendation oh my god oh my god incredible and it's not only because

02:05:20.060 you're eating like you know shitty food even if you had good food this the soil depletion alone

02:05:27.580 with everything that's happening over the last few decades is is reason enough to supplement right

02:05:34.940 ideal world love not to just eat right and that's it but unfortunately that's that's not the case we

02:05:39.660 don't live in that situation why i wonder why people are getting so sick all the time what about essential

02:05:46.300 fatty acids which are great for your brain fish oil all these different things that are fantastic

02:05:51.100 is his brain the worm the the candida worm in his brain is all about that the fish mouth mouth

02:05:59.660 pleasure that's that's it folks i don't need any of that i'm super smart i'm not gonna i'm not gonna

02:06:06.220 argue with you you got you got it you got it you got it over me yeah listen but it would you would

02:06:13.980 have a much better argument you're making my wife stay here if you're taking care of yourself a hundred

02:06:19.500 percent instead but you still need but you still need your vaccines i'm sure you do but vaccines

02:06:24.860 aren't going to prevent cancer no that's true right there's a lot of diseases or they're working on

02:06:30.940 their can and the cancer vaccine diabetes or cardiovascular disease a lot of these diseases

02:06:36.540 are connected directly to diet right yeah you know come on and other lifestyle changes yeah sedentary

02:06:43.980 life i try to go on the treadmill for 30 minutes you try i do it actually i'm pretty good about that yeah

02:06:48.700 30 minutes every morning why don't you just go for an actual walk it's more interesting i do that

02:06:52.460 too so i don't i don't know but i do with 30 minutes on the treadmill in the morning and then i uh

02:06:57.100 and my i take a long walk with my wife in the evening oh that's good but you know the the thing that

02:07:01.740 knocks the crap out of you is the travel yeah all right anyway they're going from there you get the

02:07:05.660 point right that's the mentality of these kinds of guys that that is it right shit food no vitamins uh

02:07:12.700 and then he goes on to yeah i almost exercise a little bit but but not but not really right

02:07:18.300 all right a few more here guys we gotta some of these are actually pretty important we gotta get to

02:07:24.060 um check this one out real quick here too alleged well alleged we know he's a crypto fraudster right

02:07:30.380 sam bankman freed uh is given the same judge who oversaw jeffrey epstein's case and let kevin spacey

02:07:38.460 walk for us here sam bankman freed has been assigned a judge who oversaw a high profile jeffrey epstein

02:07:43.900 case and allowed hollywood actor kevin spacey walk in a case where he was accused of sexually abusing

02:07:48.700 a child imagine that district judge lewis a kaplan has been assigned on the case against bankman freed

02:07:56.700 the fdx co-founder has been accused of fraud for allegedly swindling investors and stealing their

02:08:01.420 deposits bankman freed has received glowing coverage from the media despite the fraud allegations

02:08:06.940 after donating tens of millions to the democrats during the 2020 midterms caplan oversaw a case

02:08:13.580 by epstein victim virginia roberts guffrey against prince philip caplan eventually signed the papers

02:08:18.620 to dismiss the lawsuit lawsuit after settlement was reached he also oversaw a case against and by the

02:08:24.220 way i think was that the case where they decided to keep the clientele list hidden i think i think

02:08:29.820 that was him too i could be wrong on that maybe there's other i know there's multiple uh lawsuits and

02:08:34.620 cases going and stuff like that uh sarah ransom i think are uh are doing a couple as well uh there

02:08:41.020 you go so there you go that's uh that's some privilege click keep it in the tribe and uh and

02:08:45.100 you'll be fine uh we'll see what happens to that guy if he if if he has epstein or not now uh

02:08:53.420 two two things i want to mention real quick and one we have to play at least a video of before we wrap up

02:08:58.620 for today uh and it's about because it's in the title too but the contagion right the uh catastrophic

02:09:05.020 contagion we'll get to that let's do this one first we talked about the bankers a little bit a while ago

02:09:11.420 uh and it's all kind of tying in here but uh selensky uh is now going to join the world economic

02:09:18.780 forum in davos coming up here in january 2023 and he's going to sign a new post-war loan with blackrock of

02:09:26.780 all things selensky and larry fink agreed to focus in the near term on coordinating the efforts of all

02:09:31.820 potential investors and participants in the reconstruction of the country channeling

02:09:36.220 investment into the most relevant and impactful sectors of the ukrainian economy the post said

02:09:43.820 talk about keeping it in the tribe folks between selensky and uh and uh think larry fink on wednesday

02:09:51.500 was revealed that ukrainian president selensky and his government's preparing to participate in

02:09:56.300 january's world economic forum event in davos and that the ukrainian leaders in talks with blackrock

02:10:01.740 ceo larry fink regarding rebuilding efforts following the war in russia remember he had the

02:10:07.420 rang he rang the new york stock exchange bell recently we we played that and invest in ukraine

02:10:12.620 now according to bloomberg selensky said in an evening address to the nation specialists of this

02:10:18.300 company are already helping ukraine to structure the fund for the reconstruction of our state

02:10:23.180 selensky reportedly had a video call with fink in september he did not reveal whether he would

02:10:28.620 be attending the world economic forum in person or virtually according to a wednesday post on the

02:10:33.660 ukrainian president's official website selensky said in accordance with the preliminary agreement

02:10:38.220 struck earlier this year between the head of state and larry fink the blackrock team has been

02:10:42.220 working for several months on a project to advise the ukrainian government on how to structure the

02:10:47.340 country's reconstruction funds selensky and larry fink agreed to focus in the near term on coordinating

02:10:53.420 the efforts of all potential investors and participants in the reconstruction of our country

02:10:58.060 channeling investment into the most relevant and impactful sectors of the ukrainian economy so all

02:11:04.300 agenda 21 stuff esgs cbdc's digital economy all that stuff ukraine will be a playground

02:11:12.220 for the global elite you could argue it already is but now it will kick into high gear on the next

02:11:17.260 stage next stage on this during the conversation it was emphasized that certain black rock leaders

02:11:21.980 black rock leaders leaders plan to visit ukraine in the new year the post continued the president

02:11:29.180 thanked larry fink for the work of the professional team that black rock had allocated to advice on

02:11:33.900 structuring the reconstruction project so here we go it's a there's a rebuilding the kazarian empire

02:11:41.420 is that what's going on washington examiner selensky announced alliance with blackrock for

02:11:46.620 reconstruction of ukraine and by the way world economic forum has been moved back to january and

02:11:52.140 i'm thinking that that might be because there was a little bit too many people that showed up in devils

02:11:59.820 uh that was a that turned out to be an inconvenience last year when they had moved it to i believe may

02:12:05.100 so now they've reverted back again and so that's something that's coming up here after the uh after

02:12:12.380 new year's uh we'll of course keep an eye on that and not not that that's the only uh you know game

02:12:17.580 in town or whatever but it's important and and the wf have been certainly becoming more vocal outspoken

02:12:23.260 uh you know part of the of the global elite and basically just become the the yeah the the pr man

02:12:29.420 the pr firm company for for what they're trying to do right all right so that's that uh last thing

02:12:36.940 i want to cover is the where did it go here the uh oh boy where's the story here it is the catastrophic

02:12:51.180 contagion um little event here that took place now this happened in october uh 2022 in belgium right

02:13:01.260 it was another um pandemic exercise last time this happened it was event 201 and it's being run by the

02:13:09.420 same usual suspects john hopkins has been kind of the main hub or organizers run even the logo looks

02:13:15.900 the same as event 201 i believe it was orange last time now it's red so i guess that means

02:13:21.180 the if you go by the warning uh color code right means the event to warn was just a warning it was

02:13:26.140 orange now it's going into red now it's a real deal folks a global challenge john hopkins center for

02:13:33.340 health security in partnership with the world health organization and the bill and melinda gates

02:13:37.980 foundation conducted conducted catastrophic contagion a pandemic tabletop exercise at the grand challenges

02:13:46.700 annual meeting in brussels belgium this october the extraordinary group of participants consisted

02:13:52.220 of 10 current and former health ministers and senior public health officials from senegal ronda

02:13:56.380 nigeria angola liberia singapore india germany as well as bill gates co-chair of the bill and melinda

02:14:01.820 gates foundation so he was there personally sweater man was there personally the exercise simulated a

02:14:08.220 series of who emergency health advisory board meetings addressing a fictional pandemic set in the near

02:14:14.380 future participants grappled with how to respond to a pandemic located in one part of the world that

02:14:20.540 then spread rapidly becoming a pandemic with a higher fatality rate than covet 19 and disproportionately

02:14:27.180 affecting children and young people participants were challenged to make urgent policy decisions with

02:14:35.420 limited information in the face of uncertainty each problem and choice had serious health economic and social

02:14:43.500 ramifications and here's the little scary uh video promo video really that they had going along

02:14:50.060 uh with this pandemic exercise uh very similar to event 201 um i don't know where the full footage is

02:14:57.260 event tool made that available you know on their websites on on a youtube channel and things like that

02:15:04.620 i have not seen the full presentation maybe they didn't do it this year maybe they kept up to themselves

02:15:09.020 there's so many people to dug out information from event 201 and kind of pointed out all the things

02:15:14.300 that we've consequently seen from um you know censorship you know to to uh what type of you know virus and

02:15:22.540 stuff like that it was like a textbook dry run for what happened later with kobe 19 you could argue

02:15:28.460 right and so of course people rightly speculate all right if this they're they're speculated this is going to

02:15:34.620 happen in 2025 uh in the tabletop exercise uh maybe they will release something in 2025 that actually

02:15:42.220 is well either the real deal or it will be more fake and gay stuff and then again as they did this time

02:15:47.180 they roll out a bioweapon and claim it's medicine and everyone needs to take it or you're gonna lose

02:15:51.820 your job uh here's the video check this out officials in two latin american countries alerted the who of

02:16:07.980 several outbreaks of a new infectious disease that's mysteriously appearing across the region

02:16:13.980 severe epidemic intra virus respiratory syndrome 2025 over the past six weeks alone there have been 500

02:16:23.180 confirmed or suspected cases reported the virus could cause a severe pandemic if early containment and

02:16:30.860 mitigation efforts are not successful the pandemic in this type of situation and trend would be a risk

02:16:40.220 for the global health security pandemics are inherently political financial and so much broader we have

02:16:47.660 not spoken on the leadership in country and i think that we need to be also very careful we cannot

02:16:55.980 decide a lot of things without the leaders be involved and agree on that there is no substitute

02:17:03.420 for national leadership it's important to support the local response of the national response

02:17:08.540 training those that are in these areas first enabling them with the tools protecting them

02:17:15.180 and if needs be regional solidarity first at this stage communication is key and communication should

02:17:23.660 include not just scientists with data but also social religious and political leaders trust this is an

02:17:31.100 essential issue and trust was broken among countries between populations and health care systems between

02:17:40.220 health care systems and governments i'm very sorry to say that in 2025 we need to strengthen the health system

02:17:48.940 who needs to be a voice for the voiceless no one is safe until all of us as of today there have been an estimated 1

02:17:57.100 billion cases worldwide with more than 20 million deaths including nearly 15 million children

02:18:03.900 countless millions are alive but left with paralysis or brain damage the most successful countries

02:18:09.980 are those which invested in preparedness and trained for this moment years in advance

02:18:15.340 this included having full-time pandemic preparedness and response teams which conducted detailed operational planning

02:18:22.220 and routinely tested those plans through exercises and drills if more countries had participated

02:18:28.620 and heeded the guidance the toll might have been much less

02:18:37.020 if you only would have listened and done what we told you to do you would have less children with brain

02:18:45.820 damage in your country that that's kind of what i'm hearing there at the end right it hits kids even more

02:18:51.180 than you know adults uh and of course is there another reason why there's could be brain damage

02:18:58.380 in children in the future i don't know there's so many questions about this but uh they have a track record

02:19:06.300 of doing drills exercises in this case it's a pandemic exercise and then later on that uh essentially goes

02:19:13.340 live right so here's a list of a few that they did dark winter back in 2001 but that didn't you know become

02:19:19.500 true i guess depending on when you think that it played out but they did that one uh atlantic storm

02:19:25.500 in 2005 clade x in 2018 i remember that at the time uh mentioned briefly but certainly not as much as

02:19:33.900 event 201 which was in october 2019 and of course it broke out uh allegedly regarding how you view that or

02:19:42.940 not i know some say it was all fake it wasn't a real uh virus it was nothing and then of course when

02:19:49.340 they roll out the bioweapon that's when the problems began i i i certainly understand you know that

02:19:53.900 perspective um but regardless what it was it was you know not to it there's a lot of elements that they

02:20:03.100 didn't even to one that actually went on to happen later on and again a lot of the focus like they said in

02:20:08.300 the world health organization clip there with peter hotez right it's so much about controlling

02:20:13.420 information it's so much about silencing this dissent and those are different views of what's

02:20:17.260 going on and stuff like that uh so anyway the latest in this then by john hopkins here uh at their

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02:20:30.060 recently but it was kind of is resurfaced uh just now on you know it was going around on telegram

02:20:34.940 on twitter and stuff like that uh so this is something to be uh keeping an eye on because

02:20:39.420 as we know they like to do it this way they uh they talk about something happening and then

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02:24:37.020 we have one more here from uh president of bunga as well thank you bunga that's very kind of you

02:24:41.900 thank you um ukraine has not yet learned how to be multicultural uh the sh what is what word is

02:24:49.980 that the shalavats wait have i heard that before is that new shavandla shavandlas will be at the center

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Red Ice TV - December 29, 2022

No-Go Zone： Neuroelectronics, Catastrophic Contagion & Big Bank Boom

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