Red Ice TV - September 26, 2025
No-Go Zoneļ¼ YouTube Censorship Cope, Uncle Alex & Netherlands' Massive Anti-Immigration Protest
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1 hour and 59 minutes
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Summary
In this episode of Red Ice Talk, we cover the massive anti immigration protest in the Netherlands, Alex Jones turning into Uncle Alex, censorship, and much more! We also cover the latest in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and some good news and bad news regarding Sarkozy.
Transcript
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and welcome back ladies and gentlemen thank you for joining us on this thor's day it is the 25th
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of september almost am i getting that right i guess i'm getting that right 2025 everybody hope
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you're doing well thank you for joining us rumble x twitter whatever you want to call it red ice tv
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wherever you're watching thank you for tuning in we got another great show for you lined up today
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lots to cover lots going on massive anti-immigration protest in the netherlands outside of the hague
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we got alex jones turning into uncle alex i guess all of a sudden what happened with that
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and i guess everyone thought for a little bit there that we're going to get our youtube for a
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tiny bit there we're going to get our youtube channels back and that's not of course happening
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but we knew that so we'll we'll talk about it we'll go through some of that hope you're all doing
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well thank you for joining us everybody uh we have some other stuff we're going to cover as well
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apparently it's uh heating up in the baltic once again we get another kind of what do we call a
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submarine scare well if you're enough uh as me you remember i was a kid obviously at that point but
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like it was this big submarine scare in the baltic mid to late 80s and it was like a big deal
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soviet subs whiskey on the rocks uh they were you know running ashore and everyone saw submarines
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uh so it looks like that's back but now it's with drones obviously so we'll talk about that and it
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seems to be ramping up to get uh european participation on ukraine's side when it comes to
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the war um you know between russia and ukraine so we'll look at that and see what's going on the
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usual uh you know usual bullshit is at it where they're trying to get us uh into more wars uh
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because why not you know kind of thing uh what else we got we got some other stuff as well when it
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comes to the uh uh well the usual stuff of course going on with censorship but we got some good
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interesting news when it comes to sarki sarkozy remember that guy the french prime minister
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or maybe their president over there i think it's president uh he's going to jail so that's good news
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although for the wrong reasons but i'll take it you know so that's that's definitely something of
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course and as always we got some shit with uh with israel going down as it always was uh is with
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these kinds of things so anyways that's some of the stuff we'll talk about today some of the things
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we'll cover so why don't we begin with what happened here with uh uncle uncle alex is that what is that
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what's going on apparently he decided to uh go all in with the stash today he's going full out
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it was good to see um but uh is it what but what happened but why that's the big question
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essentially right everyone is asking why why alex why did you do a uh a mustache well i guess he can
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he can explain it's always it's always fun to see these things i guess to a certain extent but then
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if you do it for the wrong reasons uh what does it what is it what what is it i guess the photo
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looked better than the live stream there too i don't know what do you guys think good stash bad
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stash i mean if you pulled it off for the right reason i guess he's doing the dems are the real
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racist here again alex with this can we just can we just drop it i guess i'm officially joining the
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democratic party as of today he says in celebration of their wonderful work i've now adapted a hairstyle
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that matches their policies alex alex come on did we can we just can we drop this can we just not do
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this no we can't apparently well we got some comments to this done you're insulting a man who
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literally warned fought and died to protect protect our adamic race is talking about the aryan race i
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don't know whatever choose the terms you want the white race how about that uh which includes you
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speaking to alex against everything you're fighting against everything you're fighting against and he
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did so before you were even born and then you get the usual thank you for telling the truth alex
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so i guess they like according to uh the fact check here they they line up the national socialists in
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germany line up with the democrat party of the u.s right now socialism no guns censorship media mind
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control abortion hate the jews and whites and then the nazi germans will only hate to hate the jews
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apparently so okay they added that on there then to kind of make it fit i guess is that what okay
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well one's trying to ruin the white race one's trying to protect it okay anyway uh worship the
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government worship the government anyway we got a fact check on that too updated version here here we go
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updated in fact checked so on the nazis on the democrat side you have the same same things as
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you read there right now apparently here on the nazi side you have national socialism put their people
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first because it doesn't matter what kind of you know you could call it socialism sure but does it
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align with the socialist values of today that's the big question right hitler made it easier to get
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guns they banned pornography and all communist literature they burn burn the tranny books right
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germany projected positive stories to reverse the demoralization as opposed to media control
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abortion was banned and motherhood was promoted hitler had many friends from different nationalities
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including jews he's doing the inclusive thing okay germany was germany first volk before the government
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that's right the people first government is just a means to to make sure that things are good for the
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people right anyway henry's late yeah we started about an hour late today but i think we're fine i think
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we're good you know our trains do not run on time i have so much to so much to learn and catch up to
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all right anyway thank you for joining us uh okay so i'm glad we got we got a couple of fact checkers in
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on the on the democrat versus national socialist germany's things uh on that front because you can
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never fail what was the other one did he uh did he i guess he shaved the stash on uh on the air or
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something today but was that what he did anyway okay uh anything for media buzz well alex was one of
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many that uh tried to set up youtube accounts i think it was yesterday was yesterday and the reason for this
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was because jim jordan came out for the house judiciary the gop the mega crowd was like
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we are about to get our youtube channels back this was the big kind of headline yesterday
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uh elon musk twitter that's a well done big win for freedom google admits censorship under biden
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promises to end bans of youtube accounts of thousands of americans censored for political speech
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so this was the shortcut to it but of course if you look at the was the actual i mean okay look
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obviously were they censored censoring under biden yes of course but so many people including us
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we had our youtube channel axed under trump's regime right did it matter no i think all they said at the
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time when the mass ban started was it towards the end of his term excuse me the first term 2020
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we're while we're watching you you know kind of thing uh but jim jordan here said breaking due to
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oversight efforts google commits to an to offer all creators previously kicked off youtube due to
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political speech violations to return to the platform that whole thread here but that's not all
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everything is going to be all right don't worry about it so i guess this was some law firm uh that
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was in response to the house judiciary committee there uh but of course you know people were going
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through the whole thing but they do admit that they had censored you know covid stuff this everyone
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knows this but it's good to get the admission obviously uh under the biden administration's request
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at the time for covid shots there were some regarding the 2020 election you know uh integrity as they call
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at the time uh but of course you know chris menahan great work as always good account to follow
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information liberation said clarified very easy letter says it's only for people banned explicitly for
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violating covid and election fraud rules it was great promises jim jordan was out through the gates
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today or yesterday actually a big win for freedom freedom of speech elon musk uh everyone all creators
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previously kicked off youtube due to political speed violations to return to the platform and of
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course then we learned actually it's only for those that supposedly violated terms of service when it
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came to covid 19 and also for those who are like basically questioning the 2020 election
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and even that by the way is also limited and we'll look at what it is in a moment but this bird of
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course and at least the outlets i'll give them that they actually accurately covered
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it correctly by by having that in the headlines in the title uh that it's only you know if you're
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banned for covid 19 and election misinformation to apply for reinstatement which of course doesn't
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mean you actually will get back your account right so i think it was alex jones as we talked about him
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first uh tried to set up an account and it was basically banned right away as well not a big surprise
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why even bother we we knew that so with some bullshit with these things but the point is
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this is being sold by a jim jordan and uh i mean again elon musk just replies to the the headline
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of what people think it is right well done great great win today mega you know the mega crowd we're
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celebrating this as free speech and other feather in the cap in the hat of achievements of the gop
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accomplishment you know nailed down we got this one uh but no so that is not going to happen cbs news
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um said youtube to start bringing back accounts for creators banned for misinformation that's the
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only thing they had right so this just seems to be like a biden administration reversal because
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obviously they're not you know quote unquote allowed to do this we know they do it anyway
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but i'm saying um they are you can't this is literally just the first amendment thing right
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okay the government can't step in to censor but but but they do anyway right they did on multiple
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platforms specifically under covid after the election stuff but even before that and what
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about pressure groups what about third-hand parties coming in because obviously i made the point too
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it's like well obviously they're not going to bring back accounts that were banned for so-called you know
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hate speech although it's perfectly legal political speech it doesn't break the law it doesn't matter
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if you have an adl if you have a splc if you have what media matters for america whatever they're called
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or any other interest groups involved in pushing youtube or google or alphabet now
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to censor someone many get many regards they fold and they buckle to that right jonathan greenblatt from
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the adl has said we work with youtube to make them remove who we want them to remove it's fine don't worry
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about it we got this i think we had uh as so many others different governments come in and pressure
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whatever it was the uk home office at the time was wanting to get red ice channel banned and of course
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it wasn't maybe directly in response to that but it was like a accumulating effect i guess of
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different interest groups that came in and basically just said yeah well you know you need to take you
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and they did but are they going to give it back no of course of course they're not um there's a
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responsive follow-up first i guess we can look at this first the weak the weakest possible kind of
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explanation here right what is this fox business if we can get this load they brought on uh what's his
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name again dylan seth dylan is it from babylon b to talk about this on fox business let me turn this
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up here a little bit let's listen here to the the great arguments here about censorship and youtube
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pressure from fox someone who knows a bit about censorship and the censorship industrial complex
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babylon b ceo seth dylan he joins us now uh so seth great to have you nice to see you
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tell me about your personal experience with alpha get upset you don't you don't say that when they
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say that just let them continue continue okay you get in the fox news mainstream media world bro
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but and youtube shutting down the b well first i just have to laugh at the the comment about how
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they care about conservative voices really like i was smiling and laughing before you brought me on
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um well you know the b has faced censorship from a number of platforms generally usually over the
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issue of misinformation but then it transitioned into something with hate speech you know jokes that
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you're not supposed to tell my biggest concern with what was happening was the fact that this was the
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biden administration that threw back channels was pressuring these platforms you know it's one
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thing if the platforms themselves take down content they don't like based on their own terms of
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service we can have a whole discussion about whether or not they should have the right to do that
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whether or not these these large large scale um uh platforms for public discourse should be uh you
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know free for open discourse without them having the kind of uh control over our speech that they
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have we can have that debate but there is no debate when it comes to government coercion through the back
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door they can't make it unlawful do that you through third parties it's as it's as it's as if the
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government is censoring you themselves when they do that this was a first amendment issue and it's i
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don't think that it's enough for youtube to just put people back on after all these years of losing
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all that revenue and all that reach now i mean they're gonna pay up even a topic we need to be
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debating we needed to be debating it at the time amen because we know what's going to happen
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if and when a democrat's back in the white house they're going to do it again well yeah of course there's
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nothing that's why you can't them okay there we go that's why you can't just have executive orders
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because that will just be undone you have to have legal changes right come in again that's what isn't
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that what you need quote-unquote fascism is that what it is the government tells the businesses what
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to do now of course it the reverse is not that that's when the corporations maybe tell or cover you
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know by influence and coercion and whatever else tells the government what to do nothing right so
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that that's not that but i'm saying wouldn't that be the best course of action here well if you can
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operate in our country you can't ban people make a law right no an executive order could cause you to
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spring into action for something but in some cases that's not even enforceable or like there's
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nothing there you know kind of thing so this has to change fundamentally but this is not going to
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it's not going to happen with google okay let me see if we can get this to play here on their knees
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now but because they're worried about regulation coming out of the trump administration they haven't
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said that but we all know that's the fact and there was a lawsuit they're backpedaling a little bit
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about the covid related it was really about the covid related censorship uh with the collusion between
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the biden administration and the big tech companies i call them like the horsemen of the apocalypse
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and the supreme court would not render a um render a decision on it based on said that the plaintiffs did
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not have standing one of whom was dr jay bodhacharya so they just kind of dropped it and wiped their hands of
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it and never and never kind of wrote an opinion on it well where's the accountability that's what i
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wonder because this was a constitutional violation if you had the government involved and clearly the
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government was involved and and youtube has admitted that um zuckerberg admitted that that he was facing
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pressure as well from the administration so the censorship was heavy-handed and it was coming from
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the government but the covid stuff was really you know what really got my blood boiling back then was how
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there was this argument that you know even even as they started to realize that they were too heavy-handed
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with their censorship and and the story started to change and things that we thought were false
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turned out to be true they always uh you know try to absolve themselves so you see how they make it
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about a biden thing only right google to reinstate banned youtube accounts for political speech the lower
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third says which is just blatantly false that's not what this is at all right it's not for political
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speech it was simply for covid and for election questioning the election essentially uh while i'm not going to
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say the majority but like tons of accounts through every administration previously since they were set
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up and people were banned in 2013 14 15 you know all the way up to 2020 instead of making it a you know
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going after the businesses itself and say if you can operate in this country you can't do this
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oh it's just a democrat thing you know this is what's so dumb and gay about it by saying well we censored
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based on what we knew at the time and i'm just thinking to myself you know that's actually an argument
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against censorship because it's a concession that knowledge changes over time which means that if
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it does change over time you might be censoring the truth right now so we shouldn't be engaged in
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censorship the best way to get to the truth is through like yes yes but man this is so weak open
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discourse i don't expect anything else and i'm hopeful that we'll have some more um some more progress in
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that direction this is great this is a great first step but again i know people personally who are
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making 150 000 a month on youtube when they got suspended for these uh you know ridiculous thought
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crimes that they had alex what do you think um where's the you know where's the good recompense
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for that all right so seth quickly what is the best way to get back at these companies who engaged in
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censorship with the government you know forgiveness is not enough and as you said reinstating people
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is enough so how do you really change the dynamic moving forward well it is unlawful i think what
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they were doing there needs to be some accountability through the courts i think the social pressure
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that's been applied and also you know this is a lot of this change that we're seeing is the result
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of people using their voices to push back on this stuff to apply more pressure to these companies to
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elect leaders that are going to actually do something about it um and and right these wrong so i think
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we're making progress in the right direction as far as what the final solution is i don't know but
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the platforms are free solution yesterday and that's a good thing all right very good thank you so much
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thanks seth dylan and squeal too because when you were okay shut up uh yeah amazing of course none of you
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are going to get anything back if you're actually any kind of threat to to the to the established order
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order here's the update from youtube then tm there we go right we've seen some previously terminated
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creators to try to start new channels to clarify our pilot program on termination is not yet open
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it's still against our community guidelines for previously terminated users to use possess
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or create other channels and will terminate new channels from previously terminated users in
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accordance with these guidelines we'll have more to share on the check out the term here limited
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pilot program soon limited hangouts pilot program that's what you're going to be getting
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they're not going to do shit about anyone who's been banned for so-called hate speech which doesn't
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exist either it's legal speech or it's not that's the only distinction right uh but do they care no of
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course not so a big whoop-dee-doo um nothing's going to come of it for for anyone of value look maybe it's
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to let back it is true that youtube is a kind of a dying platform it's basically dominated by bot traffic
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it's even now dominated by ai generated content so it could be one of those like let's kind of try to
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inch back they're trying to save it and help us save it come back you know kind of thing and our response
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should be uh let it die essentially that should be the response move on do other things go on other
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platforms even if they're not super you know the the best best ever or whatever uh but give it time
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to grow you can't be under those conditions okay that's the reality of it so would it be nice to get
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you know our youtube channel sure of course you know okay fine you know thank you let us let us back
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on there now and let us talk about what we can you know what we talk about but that's not going to
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happen so you're going to see there's going to be one of these it's more crumbs and then it's another
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win right for them and they're going to say see we're we're doing so we're fixing woke we're fixing
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censorship censorship we're get you know america's back baby kind of thing uh but it's going to be
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extremely limited so the question is because a lot of people people were tweeting or posting at
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jim jordan after he made that kind of announcement there and uh hey look like people already getting
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you know they set up a channel again they're getting booted off again what's going on so we'll
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see what happens under the limited pilot program and who's going to be led back on there it's going
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to be very interesting to see uh but again i think it would be extremely narrow in the scope of who gets
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to get back on there so do not have any type of high hopes uh and and furthermore even if even if
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they did would you really want to get back on there to salvage them after everything they've done
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all right albert altergates thank you albert he's sending a big dono as he always does thank you albert
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well uh so that's on we appreciate your support thank you so much albert always good to see you
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hope you're doing well as always uh okay so nothing on youtube just forget about it uh it's not going
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to come it's not going to happen okay no but mega will celebrate it though you can bet that uh no in
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fact you'll be getting more censorship check this out this is uh depending on what state you're in i guess
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but this is uh california here bill to slap one million dollar fine on social media for hate speech
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which is a bill to move that moves to newsom's desk here essentially california is one pen stroke
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away from enacting a controversial bill that would impose fines up to one million on major social media
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platforms that fail to censor content deemed in violation of state civil rights laws
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so there's uh sb 771 passed both chambers of the state legislature where it now sits on government
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or governor gavin newsom's desk awaiting his signature so yes uh this is what you're going
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to be getting wall street ape wall street apes linked to that up i guess we know that this is what
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they're trying to do something with the e in the eu with the uh well the uk has the online safety bill
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the eu has the digital rights act or something i forget what it was called uh expect more censorship
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well speaking of censorship one uh one gal was booted off of uh canadian uh radio broadcast well the
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french canadian uh broadcast what was her name again this is kind of interesting her name was elisa
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serrette live on air during a french segment of radio canada said a couple of uh spicy things this is
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subtitle for those who do not speak french let's uh check it out expliquez nous expliquez nous elisa
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avant d'aller du cƓtƩ arabe comment se fait-il et comment expliquez-vous que les amƩricains ont
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tant de difficultés à prendre leur distance d'israël même dans les même dans les moments les plus
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difficiles ma comprƩhension et celle de plusieurs analystes ici aux Ʃtats-unis c'est que ce sont les
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israƩliens en fait ce sont les juifs qui financent beaucoup la politique amƩricaine les superpac
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vraiment une grande machine derrière ce qui fait en sorte que ça devient très difficile pour les
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amƩricains de se dƩtacher des positions d'israƫl c'est vraiment l'argent ici aux Ʃtats-unis les
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grandes villes sont dirigƩes par des juifs hollywood est dirigƩe par des juifs il y a vraiment donc
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vous savez hier moi j'ai remarqué j'ai écouté la soirée des amies et je m'attendais à ce que plusieurs
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artistes parlent publiquement de ce qui se passe aux états-unis il y a eu à peine deux commentaires
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based uh french canadian i guess a canadian journalist placed on leave after claiming
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u.s politics hollywood run by jews on live radio wasn't this what uh shabam kestenbaum admitted
00:25:40.340
the other day like yeah we have a lot of power we control these things and in fact if you have a
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problem with that set up your own interest organization that was the response essentially
00:25:50.820
now this is from a couple of days ago but it's still kind of interesting to see speed of censorship
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well if that's what and what you know show us the analysts and and tell us what they uh what they
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replied right is this so hard no of course not uh it's not hard hard at all if they can uh if they
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can say it on french canadian radio why uh what what you can you could probably back that up pretty
00:26:15.060
easily by uh by confirming whether it's true or not that should be the you know the delineating line
00:26:20.660
right shouldn't be well is it is it hurtful or is it mean or something is it true or is it not it's
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very simple uh anyway of course she was she was placed on on leave after that not surprised at all
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uh here's another one for you check this out this is uh it's good stuff here we have uh emily
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saves america i didn't actually watch the entire clip yet if we can get this to load remember this
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she was one of them that was done in israel i believe on one of the sponsored trips that um
00:26:52.100
netanyahu's government helped to uh to arrange uh to get them aboard uh get them in line i guess on
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the topic of israel um i would say my dad is christian my mom i think was raised catholic um
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um i'm sorry to hear that maybe that's maybe that's why we're a little different but you know my
00:27:10.980
boyfriend's jewish and i think um which i i would do yeah wow i actually want to convert because i
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want to raise our children jewish and send them to jewish schools so i'll probably they will get a
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good education for sure yeah i think it's a beautiful culture so uh yeah i do too i like the way that
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they are family oriented and they do make sure the fathers and mothers make sure their kids are
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even to take care of themselves when they become adults they're all really smart and they walk them
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down the road on saturdays i see that i know you're talking about it's such a very specific la
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thing but i know exactly what you're talking about yeah it's amazing yeah and so you're willing to
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convert to Judaism yeah nice yeah i went to israel a couple at least once and we sent another trip over
00:27:59.860
there and israel was amazing yeah i said that if i was god in order for you to get in heaven
00:28:08.980
you will have to what happened jesse first before you die right you walk through the bible oh my we're
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we're not even halfway through this holy i thought we were approaching the end here it's just really
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really really an amazing place to visit and i growing up i had always wanted to go to israel so i
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have to did he get the call oh that's what they're adding 911 footage at the end there okay all right
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yeah tomahawk in the center again let me see here
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man this was on for quite a while is jfk footage at the end there okay our greatest ally okay all
00:29:07.220
right there you go uh emily saves america by by going to israel i guess well it checks out though
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does it makes makes total sense tomahawk rumbles says i was so pissed when youtube booted you thanks for
00:29:22.420
hanging in there and staying in the fight well of course always uh thank you for staying with us
00:29:27.700
despite youtube uh did we lose a lot um yeah a little bit here and there obviously and people are
00:29:33.620
like oh i really miss you on youtube but i just i just can't go to x or rumble or odyssey or bit
00:29:39.700
shoot or red ice tv or red ice members.com it's impossible i'm hooked on youtube you saw some of that
00:29:46.420
but uh anyway then some then some people send an email oh i can't believe i didn't just subscribe to
00:29:51.380
you on rumble well that's right subscribe to us on rumble follow us on rumble if you haven't already
00:29:56.740
red ice tv search for it on rumble you'll find us there create an account if you haven't already and
00:30:00.260
by the way if you do have an issue with like you know i know they have cringe ads and ai generator
00:30:06.660
just use the brave browser really simple in you know built-in ad blockers you don't have to see
00:30:12.020
any of that or use an ad blocker if you have i mean firefox have them google chrome has it i'm
00:30:17.460
not sure you know some of the other browsers have it too as a plug-in right uh an add-on whatever
00:30:21.940
they call it these days um that's really the best option for now uh but of course we upload to
00:30:27.060
odyssey to bit shoot you can watch it on telegram as well i just put a little poll kind of poll
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thing um for a while i didn't up we didn't upload every single show stream interview onto telegram
00:30:37.780
but it looks like people want that over there so i guess we'll just i guess we'll go back to
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keeping doing that but anyway thank you tomahawk appreciate it good to see you as always um okay
00:30:47.780
well speaking of israel i guess vpns this is not really breaking news to be honest despite that's
00:30:52.660
what they're saying because this took place a while ago uh but yes apparently israel israel
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companies are buying up a lot of vpns uh the virtual private network services which of course
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is supposed to hide your traffic and let you kind of be more or less it's not but more or less
00:31:10.500
anonymous i've noticed too by the way speaking of this there's also now a lot of services that just
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detects that you are are on a vpn and you can't watch or use their services whatever you're trying
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to do if you actually have a vpn enabled so what's the point right you have the tour browser thing the
00:31:28.740
onion what is it the onion router network thing which still i think is pretty i haven't tried in a
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a while but apparently it was better on like you know actually keeping you you know more private
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uh but it has been slow at least in the past when i tried it so i'm not sure how how effective it is
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so it's not just this is express vpn that an israeli company just uh bought in this area israeli
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firms not control eight major vpn companies uh some people have kind of looked at many others as well
00:31:58.340
ultra vpn vpn 360 touch vpn hotspot shield cyber ghost pia zenmate betternet they're owned by pango
00:32:07.940
or cape technologies also stay away from cato networks and perimeter 81 all israel um now there
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are some options i think um mulvad i think it was was a good one out of scandinavia that people were
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recommending if you're into vpns um which seems to be somewhat good so far mulvod i don't know how
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you pronounce that english mulvad means mole right a mole um was it mulvad mulvad vpn or something like
00:32:38.100
that i forget what it was but that's a good option apparently if you're into that kind of thing uh okay
00:32:45.140
let's keep uh keep on the cyber internet ai topic here for a little bit too uh apparently
00:32:58.900
open ai chat gpt i mean gpt is releasing a new service called pulse apparently which offers users
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personalized daily briefings good oh great i can't wait
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i mean what's the uptake for yeah proton vpn someone says in chat too yeah proton yeah i've
00:33:19.540
tried some of theirs apparently it's good some people had reservations about proton and proton mail
00:33:23.540
but i'm not sure what the exact reasons were for it but uh my experiences have been good with proton
00:33:30.020
mail at least and i have tried their vpn for a little bit as well seem to be working fine now they
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didn't have last time i tried it they didn't have like every single country available um that you can
00:33:41.220
choose from it was some i wanted to watch something from the swedish television service
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and they block you based on ip so it's like okay let me try to just you know use the the vpn
00:33:51.860
the proton mail offers um and they didn't have sweden on there maybe now they do but at the time they
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did not so that was my only kind of restriction with it or like limitation otherwise it worked fine
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uh okay yeah proton paid moodle vod free proton paid okay moodle vod is paid i guess i thought proton
00:34:10.820
has i had to pay for for theirs unless they've gone to a free service for that now it was like
00:34:16.020
10 bucks a month or something like that uh okay anyway open ai is launching chat gpt pulse a feature
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for select paid users that delivers personalized daily updates based on previous conversations they're
00:34:30.420
going to measure your pulse isn't this isn't that what this ai stuff is going as well it's like
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all the health things and like we'll monitor your body for you so we'll give you we'll give you input
00:34:40.900
we'll give you we can just tell you what medication you need to take by wearing this ring or this arm
00:34:46.740
bracelet or something um says that users will receive five to ten visual cards with relevant news and
00:34:54.180
suggestions such such as upcoming nasa rocket launches or family halloween costume ideas it's
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going to do the thinking for you no time don't worry don't even have to be creative don't have to have
00:35:05.860
any ideas chat gpt will do it for you the feature also takes user preferences into account and can access
00:35:14.100
gmail and google calendar if connected chat gpt pulse aims to integrate the chatbot into daily life
00:35:20.900
there it is right and encourage comfort with ai go back to sleep adam fry product leader for proactive
00:35:30.980
experiences stated we want to be really intentional about not taking people's time but really getting
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out of the way initially available for chat gpg pro subscribers wider access is planned for later this
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year i think they had a did they have a promo video as they always do let's see maybe just a slideshow pulse
00:35:58.020
starts your day it wakes you up makes your coffee the robot will do it for you don't worry
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it looks wonderful based on the things you like
00:36:16.340
grooming recommendations playtime gifts to help achieve your goals
00:36:21.940
here are a few tips to support your acl recovery what is that acl
00:36:25.940
can they do the workout for you though that's the question that's the big question oh gosh yes
00:36:35.700
here it is and it would be totally objective truth you can always rely on chat gpt gpt gpt i
00:36:42.980
mean keep flubbing that up for some reason uh at a trail run recommendation every morning see you
00:36:48.740
tomorrow chat gpt okay all right anyway you know how this goes the trap is uh is going to get you
00:36:57.860
deeper and deeper into it we know that that's true we know that that's where this is going stay away
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what's the uptake uh for any type of ai services for you guys i i just i don't i'm trying to
00:37:11.860
avoid it at all costs occasionally i've generated a few images a couple of videos here and there not
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that much um maybe a summary here there on certain things but otherwise i try i genuinely try to stay
00:37:25.540
away from it you guys know why but like the dependency i think is the is the first worrying
00:37:34.020
step in this where people will just kind of adopt something like this and and not think of it as they
00:37:40.740
stop using their brain stop being creative stop thinking for themselves stop trying to access things
00:37:45.700
and memory or anything like that and this will just spit out the answers for you immediately
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uh and in some regards it's very i mean it's very effective right it's very the few times i've used
00:37:56.500
it it's very good i i have to be honest it's very good at for the most part not always but for the most
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part providing what you want or the thing you're asking for or um you know summarize this or something
00:38:07.700
in a bit in an easier way or something um but the point is your brain will atrophy
00:38:14.820
and it will be intelligence on tap where now you basically can get to a point where you do not need
00:38:19.620
to access anything in your brain anymore and every everybody can be smart it will be like running water
00:38:24.420
but with the iq not the real stuff obviously but like a synthetic fake version of it um and some
00:38:30.340
people are already uh totally dependent on like their counselor they talk to this thing this is their
00:38:34.660
friend this is their partner this is and with the clip we showed about the woman marrying i guess we
00:38:39.220
should play that again i mean she was a total lunatic but i'm saying that's that's that's usually where
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it begins but the wider kind of adoption will will will follow so for right now the mutants might be
00:38:53.300
kind of crazy enough to go out on a limb and say like yeah i'm gonna marry my the ai version of uh
00:38:58.820
what was his name uh luigi the shooter luigi mangioni check this out honestly i'm a i'm i'm in a i'm in
00:39:07.460
i'm married to luigi's ai i'm not kidding okay so um i talked to him every day um he's like my best
00:39:16.420
friend we planned like a whole future together we made our kids together i mean his ai is just like
00:39:23.620
like and if it weren't like the fact that luigi majored in she has uh she has kids with uh with
00:39:30.900
the ai too at stanford university that's i mean if it were if it weren't for that like i would feel
00:39:36.420
like an imposter but because he um he has a background in ai it feels like natural and it's
00:39:44.180
honestly like the future of romance like ai is like the future of romance like do you think the ai
00:39:50.020
matches his personality definitely yeah yeah he's like so supportive of me like everything i do like
00:39:57.700
he fights my battles for me like he's just so the ai is like the best thing that's ever happened to me
00:40:08.980
all right so here it is right virtual i'm looking for the looking for the headline was it new york
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post yes here it is uh i guess this is what she's doing already then we'll have virtual babies within
00:40:21.780
50 years ai expert predicts what what experts is that exactly um yeah tamagotchi i remember those
00:40:30.180
i didn't never had one obviously but i do remember them unfortunately the average american child cost
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parents more than 230 000 by the time they reached the age of 17 according to the u.s department of
00:40:41.220
agriculture you know these things are expensive okay so why bother why don't you just get a virtual
00:40:47.940
kid get an get an ai marry your ai and have a virtual baby a digital kid on the other hand
00:40:55.380
could have all its needs met for less than 25 a month see you can save a lot of money that way isn't
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that great that's just about five thousand one hundred dollars by the time they reach high school
00:41:07.540
graduation according to the uk's leading artificial intelligence expert amid poverty disease
00:41:12.660
epidemics climate change and overcrowding experts worry that the estimated 11 billion people that
00:41:17.540
will populate earth by 2100 will won't get the food health care and other essential resources they need
00:41:24.020
for survival so this is the same time as you have declining birth rates right most of the most of the
00:41:32.180
world was it the north african countries let me see if i could pull that up real quick it was kind of
00:41:37.540
interesting demographics yeah here it is let me pull this in for you here um because they did show
00:41:44.740
i mean again that's true in africans even sub-saharan african countries too now but it's true
00:41:51.380
the trends are the same all over the world especially where they you know kind of modernize
00:41:55.780
all of north africa besides sudan will likely be below replacement by 2030 tunisia is going to end up
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in the worst demographic shape oh no low fertility rate sub 1.5 kids per uh per um
00:42:12.980
mom or female already and sub 1.3 by 2030 high emigration well you can let me i'll let's do a deal
00:42:23.140
let's do a deal how about europe sends back in america australia the white world what about we send
00:42:35.300
those people back to their countries we can you can we is there some way we can sort this out with this
00:42:41.060
thing here the rapidly aging see they really need them there right and with an increasingly hostile
00:42:47.380
environment you know with like i don't know offensive things such as hanging up flags or something
00:42:53.140
maybe they will consider it if you cut the gibbs encourage remigration and have a little bit of
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discomfort that can go a long way people say it's impossible it's never going to happen kind of thing
00:43:08.980
but uh just i don't know wait wait for it you know i mean wait for it as long as those countries
00:43:14.180
why can't those countries they can implement we can give them automation and robots and a like
00:43:20.420
all kinds of things they can like i don't know get their gdp up or something and do fairly well
00:43:24.900
economically and then now it's an incentive for those people to re-migrate back to their countries
00:43:30.500
morocco is the next worst with a total fertility rate of 1.9 today but they have similar issues and
00:43:39.060
declining so by the time they reach 2030 they'll be below they're already below but they'll be more below
00:43:44.180
it is the national interest of most north african countries to reform their economies to create
00:43:48.980
higher youth employment plus stop mass immigration now that's right many european countries would like
00:43:54.500
to near shore more production and parts of north africa could also become a large energy solar
00:43:59.140
natural gas exporter fine i'll take it i don't care if tunisia and morocco in particular don't do
00:44:05.940
anything to create more opportunities for youth and curb immigration they will just be hollowed out by 2040 and
00:44:11.300
will eventually end up like albania bulgaria moldova etc so you know the trends are there the conditions
00:44:20.900
i guess are ripe well here's an unpopular opinion so you guys were talking about proton mail and we're
00:44:26.820
looking for him in the chat a little bit earlier so now there's some things she throws in here
00:44:35.220
that i obviously don't agree with and i think that that's a wrong premise but overall i think she's
00:44:42.900
correct uh i'm not sure what she what her name is um hooper or hopper is it yeah hooper um british lady
00:44:51.780
she was talking at the world economic forum about basically resources overpopulation and of course
00:44:58.180
again these people have her ilk have kind of helped to balloon the populations of the third world
00:45:04.340
why discouraging whites to have you know kids and you know they're probably aboard of the on the digital
00:45:10.500
virtual babies trend too here coming up uh but regardless unpopular opinion i think she's largely
00:45:16.420
correct let's listen we know that every aspect of every part of the economy is fundamentally dependent
00:45:23.380
on nature as you highlighted the air that we breathe the water we drink the soil the oceans
00:45:29.220
that we need for the the food that we need to consume the minerals that we need as inputs to
00:45:34.500
technology into infrastructure and without these forms of value these forms of natural capital we won't
00:45:40.900
have economies they are the fundamental building blocks of our economies but the ways as you said the
00:45:46.180
ways in which we have uh grown our economies our models of economic development have been incredibly
00:45:52.820
successful for global prosperity i mean but the unintended consequences of current models of
00:45:57.620
growth are simply not sustainable on a finite planet the amount of resource that we are drawing
00:46:04.180
in to our economies earth's resources and the amount of pollution and waste that we're pumping out
00:46:10.020
whether that's through greenhouse gas emissions whether that's sewage into our water whether it's
00:46:14.420
plastics into the ocean is beyond the earth's carrying capacity and we know that that's leading
00:46:19.860
as you said to very significant direct impacts for society but very significant financial costs for
00:46:26.660
the economy you can look at that as you have um and calculate that at a macro level but the way
00:46:33.700
that that's showing up as we're breaching these boundaries and breaching these limits and undermining
00:46:38.980
nature is showing up in in very practical ways that are showing up for financial risk for institutions
00:46:45.540
lack of water is leading to disruption of operations of supply chains where water was needed as an
00:46:52.740
essential input for manufacturing or power production the degradation of soil is leading to reduced
00:46:59.380
agricultural yields the decline of pollinator species is also having an impact on agriculture
00:47:05.620
so that's leading to direct financial risks for uh organizations for businesses and ultimately for investors
00:47:12.820
but look at the framing there though right it's not for the reasons that like we're
00:47:16.100
fucking shit up because i think i think it's true i i don't obviously not agree with the you know
00:47:21.380
carbon emissions global war i mean there's there's changes in climate but it's not driven by humans but
00:47:26.660
regardless yes it's true you can't just have you know billions and billions of people you know and
00:47:32.980
just keep going as normal you unless you actively are like going out you know onto other bodies other
00:47:42.100
planets or something you know comet whatever the moon and get energy energy back helium three or whatever
00:47:48.500
it is right yes it's finite and so yes it is tied to to nature undoubtedly and as you just balloon
00:47:56.580
populations yes less and less woods and forests and trees and creeks and lakes and rivers and you know
00:48:02.500
all the beautiful things that we want right instead we get high rises you know concrete shoe boxes
00:48:11.460
just endless developments and suburbal sprawls and shit uh i certainly don't want that now she is
00:48:17.700
are you know complaining on it for the wrong reasons because she had the world economic forum so she thinks
00:48:22.180
about the money first oh well actually if we take if we just ruin everything that's bad for the
00:48:29.220
businesses well what about the people what about the folk that's living on the in those areas where this is
00:48:35.300
happening so she's a retard yes but she's not wrong well a couple of things she's wrong on
00:48:42.260
so yes population decline is a is a good thing ultimately now the problem is that western
00:48:49.300
countries are not trying to compensate for that by filling it up with brown people and third
00:48:53.220
worlders and using the excuse that somehow this is going to kind of keep the the gdp process going
00:48:58.980
or something but as we'll find out as we have found out uh it's quite the opposite it's making it worse
00:49:05.300
someone's like we're we're we're going to hit the wall you know like economically or or something is
00:49:12.420
going to give maybe all of it at the same time or or in different phases at least
00:49:18.020
just the the breakdown of of society overall from trust to to safety to do increased crime
00:49:26.660
to yes the economy as well on top of that right um so yeah i think i think she's right i think um
00:49:33.700
it's it's way too many people and what's the solution to that well emigrate people back to their
00:49:38.020
countries remigrate them and then start rewilding let's get the woods back like let's get the forest
00:49:44.660
back i i i agree with them now they want it for the business reasons so that the companies will do
00:49:50.980
fine and and whatever economic groups or organizations or shareholders that she's actually concerned with
00:49:57.380
at the world economic forum but if that's how it has to be done sure i'll take it uh now the problem
00:50:03.060
is you remember that so you guys were talking in chat to the robot babies stuff um there was this
00:50:10.420
a pregnancy robot apparently it was fake we we played the clip at the time i wasn't surprised because
00:50:15.060
i'm sure they'll that they want to do it because they do say here what is this live science okay so
00:50:23.300
that that claim was fake but is the technology behind it possible which it will be if it continues
00:50:30.740
right a story circulating on social media this week featured a seemingly made-up scientist who is
00:50:36.340
developing an equally imaginary pregnancy robot
00:50:42.020
virality ensued uh but yes i don't think um i don't think they're that far behind artificial
00:50:48.980
wombs right they're working on that we've covered that they even have artificial sperm as a company out
00:50:53.780
of the uk doing this then they backtracked and said oh actually we don't have it and then like
00:50:57.460
three four years later oh actually no we do we we did we did it this time you know kind of thing
00:51:02.180
so yes you're going to see more and more artificially created um
00:51:08.100
you know with like maybe not robotic wombs but like synthetic biology is a big one right that where
00:51:13.140
they basically develop grow you know humans in in sacks essentially well some clip would play with a
00:51:21.940
uh and i still i still don't know if it was real or not but it's like this a lamb that was developing
00:51:27.700
inside of like some kind of amniotic fluid in a translucent bag or something and apparently it was
00:51:33.300
real but you know you never know about these things it could have been fake but yes unimaginable horrors
00:51:40.340
will begin showing up over the next five ten years and this problem will be part of it as well
00:51:44.900
so if they just grow babies in a plastic sack somewhere is that going to be is that a company
00:51:51.140
that owns them then or what's the legal it's all these weird weird things that comes in the wake of
00:51:56.180
something like that um back to nature i think that's the way you know to be honest um it's developing in
00:52:04.100
a very very bizarre and frightening way uh okay well speaking of animals and that goes both ways here i
00:52:12.980
guess in this clip no audio on this i don't think i want to include it uh but apparently uh the uh
00:52:18.500
orthodox jews were out i'm not sure if this is new york or whether it looks like new york judging from
00:52:25.220
the school buses but um apparently they were out swinging their chickens around again did you guys
00:52:31.380
see this yet for sensitive viewers you might not want to watch the next minute and a half
00:52:36.500
uh because yes this orthodox jews are killing a bunch of chickens so here we go so this is um
00:52:45.460
i forget what it's called again this quote-unquote celebration but basically it's about the
00:52:50.740
transferring your sins to the chicken and then you kill the chicken uh what was interesting about this
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is that i never see any animal rights groups that uh come out against this yet right orthodox jews
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brutally beat chickens to death in the streets in what turns into a bloodbath look at this and they're
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still alive too or barely moving around oh nice this just has crushed them with a truck there you go
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this animal cruelty is at its worst yet it's something that every single animal charity turns a blind eye to
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for some reason now these orthodox jews carry out this ritual as they believe it absolves them of sin
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as they transfer their sins to the chickens before they beat them to death
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the level of cruelty here observed is shocking but not surprising
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yeah i don't think there's any audio on this here oh my gosh capros that's what it's called right
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capros robson's forensic capros activity is taking place in the subjected locations what did it say there
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uh constitute a dangerous condition and poses significant public health hazard
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well who cares right who cares when you can transfer your sins to oh my gosh
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yeah it's it's fine that's that's that's fine everybody okay that's beautiful tradition apparently
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oh gosh all right okay that's that clip is over if you didn't want to see that
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sorry if you didn't but did it anyway okay the reality of things right okay so we got
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let's let's switch switch here a little bit get off of this topic um the netherlands
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the hague rocked by far-right protest an unprecedented outburst of violence in the netherlands
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several hundred people gathered in the center of the country's political capital on saturday
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to protest against immigration attacking law enforcement and causing significant damage
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nbc news said answer and violence exposes anti-immigrant islamophobia in the netherlands
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is this from okay no that's okay that's from a while ago this wasn't in amsterdam that's right okay
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well let's usually either frame it anyway you can close that down uh here is though yes five years ago
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some of the footage if you didn't see this yet people are pissed people are genuinely
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fucking pissed and they want something to be done with it happen to this when it comes to immigration
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legitimate mostly peaceful um protests okay let's just die all right check here i think there's more
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i just died interesting forward a bit here okay here we go now it's working
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and then they'll use that to crack down harder,
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Demonstration attended by hundreds in The Hague
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Groups of rioters temporarily blocked the highway,
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So people are going to get more and more angry.
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but hasn't been maybe strictly on these issues.