Pandemic 2: Moneypox, Low T Makes Men Liberal, Energy & Economy Down The Toilet - FF Ep169
Episode Stats
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2 hours and 4 minutes
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174.44284
Hate Speech Sentences
102
Summary
The FBI exonerates no one in relation to the Steele dossier, but it doesn t exonerate anyone at the FBI who touched this. The Biden White House acknowledges there was a 7 hour, 37 minute gap in the records of calls. And it is no coincidence that the gap is complete with no missing pages.
Transcript
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I have a president talking about exterminating Latina food.
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Donald Trump to now investigate a conspiracy theory
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Obviously, the Steele dossier is discredited by far action.
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I mean, this is the lunatic response to what is a very rational,
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What the report shows is something that won't be surprising to people
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that have spent a lot of time in the federal government.
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It doesn't vindicate anyone at the FBI who touched this.
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The activities we've found here don't vindicate anybody.
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The Trump administration cleared peaceful Black Lives Matter protesters so the president could
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We did not find evidence that federal agents used CS gas.
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Protesters were gassed to clear the way for Trump's photo op.
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Demonstrators were pushed out to allow contractors to build a fence,
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a response to damage done during the two previous nights of rioting.
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Russians offered a bounty for the killing of U.S. soldiers.
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U.S. intel walks back claim Russians put bounties on American troops.
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This mountain of evidence that we now have of bounties that Russia paid.
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The Biden White House acknowledged there was little evidence.
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January 6th committee's investigation into a 7-hour, 37-minute gap.
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The call logs are complete with no missing pages.
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The gap is explained by use of White House landlines and cell phones.
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We gotta watch out because the Republicans have become the purveyors of misinformation.
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And when our two-party system is broken like that, democracy is seriously in trouble.
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It's time to actually start doing things and maybe taking some names and putting people in jail.
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The decision of one man to launch a wholly unjustified and brutal invasion of Iraq.
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Talking about the deep state and things like that, which is a thread among conspiracy communities here in the United States,
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that there is this secret cabal here in Washington working to undermine the American people,
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it couldn't be farther from the truth as someone who works with and around public servants every day.
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Did he provide funding to Carbine, a limited partnership that was set up by the former Israeli prime minister?
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Did the Leslie Wexner Foundation really donate millions of dollars to Israel?
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Did Israel participate in years worth of illegal organ doning, even though organ doning was prohibited under Judaism?
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Does the ADL constantly promote tech censorship, especially against conservatives?
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Did the former Israeli vice consul, Ari Shur, run a child pedophile ring in his house?
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Who promotes pornography the most and doesn't want men to participate in No Nut November?
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Your children, no color could go to a safe place during these conversations and that segregation.
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And your son's father, who's African-American, how does he feel about all this?
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It is, like I said, 3-14 right now, but it is the, what is it, 20th of May, 2022.
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I just realized the other day, holy cow, I should do a live stream or something.
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Actually, the first interview I did was with a friend, Elaine, in Ireland, and we're still friends.
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Maybe it's late where you are, but we thank you for joining us live or later on in the R-Cabs.
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If you want to join us today, there are a couple of methods.
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And I heard, by the way, that I didn't bring in the tweet here, but they were fixing some
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And I know that you guys had some issues, at least on the live stream.
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So they fixed all the buffering on the, like the, not live end, whatever you call that,
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And they're going to do it on the live feed soon here.
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But anyway, Rumble also is open for Super Chats.
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If that's a method you prefer, we'll try to keep an eye on that here during the show.
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And if there's someone out there that wants a crypto unique, what do you call it, specific
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option, Cointree forward slash redeyes TV as well.
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But otherwise, we have, I was trying to really hurry to get your video done because we just,
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But anyway, that will go up later today as well.
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I whipped up a little video, yes, on the dangerous conspiracy theory of the great
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You'll go up on redice.tv, all the main channels, redicemembers.com, of course, a little bit
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But before we get into the meat today, we're going to talk about money pox.
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You could say monkey pox, but really, is it to squeeze up more money or is it actually
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Are people actually going to start dying now for like for reals?
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I'm not talking about the vaccine because that's...
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We're also going to talk a bit about, well, apparently there's like some weird things with
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like parasites and low T levels and weird news, but...
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And of course, the conscious, deliberate collapse of our system is continuing by intentionally
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They're literally pouring billions down the chute, as it were.
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But the anti-white political activist AOC, part Puerto Rican and part Jewish, who constantly
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hates on white men, blames them for all the world's problems.
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He's the one who did most of the work to get her elected.
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I can see her totally controlling this relationship and wearing the pants.
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But someone made this a good comment under my post.
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They said, she's woke in the streets and colonized in the sheets.
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Because it's funny how that works for so many of them, right?
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So woke, but then they're always in bed with the white guy, right?
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But if he's active, it's like he's doing it because it's out of spite, right?
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Well, it looks like her husband's probably the taker, too, you know?
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Her strap-on, AOCs, just get it loaded up, you know?
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So we didn't need a study to see this obvious thing.
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Testosterone administration induces a redshift in Dems.
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This was published November 2021 by Paul Zak, director of the Center for...
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The director of the Center for Neuroeconomic Studies at Claremont, blah, blah, blah.
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His research has made a substantial impact in explaining the variation in human social
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behaviors and has been cited by other scholars over 18,000 times.
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Zach's, not SACS, Zach's latest findings reveal a link between testosterone levels and
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political preference through analyzing 136 voting age males during 2012.
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Researchers administered synthetic testosterone or placebo to participants who previously disclosed
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When weekly affiliated Dems received additional testosterone, they reported 45% warmer feelings
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And so it would be like Trump around this time, right?
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They reiterated that there's a correlation between individuals with lower T having left-wing
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The study said our findings provide evidence that neuroactive hormones affect political
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Now, we've all known this occult secret for years, right?
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But we're glad that this is coming out to the lame stream, finally.
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But it's why liberals don't want to touch it, and they prefer, you know, people to just
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go trans, because the less T, the more left society is going to get, the more weak it's
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So endocrine disruptors, which we've been talking about for years, are actually good for lefty
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It's why they keep attacking, you know, peak male fitness as being fascist.
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And I bet if they did a study on women, too, that they would find that more feminine, attractive
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But, Henrik, speaking of fitness being fascist, this kind of reminded me, we were looking the
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other day for a picture of Theodore Adorno a few shows back.
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Just leave it up there while I explain who this guy is.
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This guy was a half-Jewish sociologist, psychologist, who was part of the Frankfurt
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school, partially responsible for all this suicidal lingo and thoughts, you know, killing
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He wrote a book called The Authoritarian Personality.
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Now, the description of his book says, what makes a fascist?
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Are there character traits that make someone more likely to vote for the far right?
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The Authoritarian Personality is not only one of the most significant works of social psychology
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ever written, it also marks a milestone in the development of Adorno's thought, showing
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him grappling with the problem of fascism and the reason for Europe's turn to reaction.
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So we can see why he was intimidated by Stroman, just based on that picture.
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In fact, he created something called the F-scale.
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Now, let me bring up the little description here.
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I kind of talked about it in a video I did a long time ago, getting into some of these
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1947 personality test designed by Adorno and others to measure the authoritarian personality.
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So there's a scale of like, how fascist are you, right?
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It measures responses on different components of authoritarianism, aggression, superstition,
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power, toughness, they put in quotes, projectivity.
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Because it doesn't really, yeah, it's really scared, scared men, you know, unlike Adorno here.
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The goal is to beat down guys who can take care of business and shut down their subversive
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agenda to just totally destroy white Western culture, right?
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So they come up with these bullshit tests, right?
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It's classic though, this authoritarian, well, the paper pushing kind, obviously not on the
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It says that being an authoritarian is bad so that he can get control, right?
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But I found you can actually take this test here.
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The F scale test, there's a picture of, is that Mussolini on the top?
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So you can actually take the test and it's kind of too long.
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But the first question is, obedience and respect for authority are the most important virtues
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Government authority, not this day and age, not so much.
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Will you agree that we can get in there and manipulate your kids right away and have them
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kind of rebel against you and stop listening to you?
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We were just skimming through and we're like, oh, we can spot the cultural Marxist bullshit
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propaganda immediately when you take this test, like the way that they're like trying
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So let's see how many of you are an F on the F scale.
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Yeah, so the link here, if you want to look at that, is A-N-E-S-I.
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And in the 1950s when this came out, American men averaged 3 to 4.5.
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So they're kind of somewhere in the middle, right?
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So we've got to get them farther down that scale now.
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I think they're closer to an F in 2022, a portion of the men, anyway.
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What was it someone made that really, what was it?
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Was it last week or the week before, muscle-bound men?
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Oh, it was when we were looking at the ball, particularly ball sacks, right?
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And it was like, it's really these muscle-bound men that are scared little boys.
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But it's like, well, the adorners are literally the scared little boys that are.
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But there's a twist to the story where, of course, these types of individuals who are, of course, meekish, you know, face-to-face, man-on-man,
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have this, like, I mean, just psychotic, genocidal, like, inner desire, basically.
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Well, that's just because of the Holocaust, right?
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Wasn't this, this is before that, though, right?
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Oh, well, no, this was 1950, but this was out of the Frankfurt School, right?
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So they're always paranoid that a fascist is going to rise up and sniff out their agenda, right,
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and kick him out of maybe, what, 110th country or 100-whatever country.
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So we've got to do this test and we've got to put all these, we've got to map out all these men and see where they are.
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Let's do as many behaviors as possible that can get people around us as angry as possible at us.
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Jimmy Fallis, I hear that these monkeypox cases are just amongst the homos.
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In case anybody needed to hear this, do not smash with Scott.
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And another one from you, Polkzak, just so that we could hear that said one more time.
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So, okay, I didn't actually hear it that way until you spelled it out.
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I was just laughing at the last part, but I didn't even get it.
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Oh, it fits in fine with the theme of today's episode, I think.
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I was like, why are you almost crying in tears over there?
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Yeah, I mean, it kind of looks like one of the drawings that Losh Wilkes would do, though,
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We can mock Mohamed and care less about that psychopath.
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Science says a brain-hijacking parasite makes men and women appear more attractive and healthier
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This brain-hijacking parasite, Toxoplasm gondii, seems to be almost everywhere.
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The parasite has been linked with a range of neurological disorders, schizophrenia, psychotic
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Scientists keep uncovering more mysterious effects that may result from infection.
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In one new study, researchers found that men and women infected by the parasite ended up
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Researchers hypothesized some of the effects of this parasite.
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In one study, Toxoplasm-infected male rats were perceived as more sexually attractive
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and preferred as sexual partners by non-parasite-infected females.
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Researchers explained in a new paper led by author and biologist Xavier Boras Leon from
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Much research has been devoted to investigating whether similar effects can be seen in the case
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of T. gondii in the human cases of infection, right?
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The evidence is far from clear, but some evidence suggests infected men have higher levels of
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testosterone than non-infected men, meaning the parasite actually prefers hosts, male
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hosts that have more T levels, because I think it realizes that its chances of survival are
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That it's going to attract other parasites to it.
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So arguably, men with higher levels of testosterone could be more likely to become infected by the
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parasite, though greater levels of risk-taking behavior associated with the hormone.
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An alternate view, however, is that parasites might be capable of subtly altering its host
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Okay, I don't see anyone getting hotter right there.
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It's funny they just use brown people on this, right?
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It can subtly alter the phenotype, manipulating chemicals in the animal's body, such as neurotransmitters
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Those alterations can be far-reaching, this team suggests.
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So this parasite may not be our enemy after all, they claim.
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We can benefit from this co-evolutionary strategy, because it makes you hotter, so then you attract
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It's like, ooh, you have a parasite that makes you're sexier now, right?
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And then the parasite has a better chance of spreading to other hosts.
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So if you're unattractive, you could always take this parasite to alter your phenotype,
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I mean, they're actually continuing research with this stuff.
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I mean, to me, everything's just becoming, it's fake, it's altered, it's unnatural, it's
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It's kind of turning into this kind of show here, though.
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Well, someone mentioned in the comments that years ago, this parasite actually let, they
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did research, it led to you being more docile and lethargic, which makes more sense, because
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it's like a vampire that's living inside of you, sucking off of you, right?
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But they're trying to sell it as, hey, this might be a win-win situation here, humans.
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So, like, take this parasite, you'll get hotter, you know?
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I don't know, it just seemed really messed up to me.
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It's always something you need to take or, like, get into or something that benefits them
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And then they say, no, no, no, you'll have all these other great things, side effects of
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But let us just put this ganglion in your brain.
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You'll get men out there, you'll start hitting the sack, you know, much more often.
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So, the people that did this same study, I just did a quick search on the guy who this
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Xavier guy was, and he did on a Psypost, let me pull that up, people with more narcissistic
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and psychopathic traits report having a higher number of sexual partners.
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It almost felt like they were kind of promoting it a little bit.
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They were like, oh, well, we didn't actually test a psychopath, a narcissist, but there was
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And, you know, people found that kind of behavior more attractive.
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It kind of reminds me of, you know, Dunning-Kruger or something like that, right?
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Well, again, it's because a psychopath has no emotional, really, self-understanding, neither
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And, yeah, in many regards, people are like, oh, that person looks like they're very confident.
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No, they're just psycho, you know, like narcissistic.
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And it's funny because they even say in this, they call it the dark triad personality tests,
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which consists of narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy may be useful for short-term
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So, you know, you psychopaths out there, just in case you want to spread your seed.
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I'm not against some Machiavellian tactics here and there and on.
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But, you know, the other stuff, yeah, not so much.
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And, again, it's like, well, I guess this would fit to ping back to our last week's show
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And then these dumb girls are like, ooh, he's confident.
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Yeah, someone, we put that up as its own segment, right, on the websites and the channels.
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And someone's like, you know, you don't know what you're talking about.
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Yeah, because he's, you know, that's the leader of the dissident right there.
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Like, yeah, we're not saying that he didn't do this.
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In fact, afterwards, too, there was more information to go through and stuff, and I was looking
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People sent some stuff about this guy and all this.
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And it was never, like, denying that what was happening.
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This is, oh, I mean, adjacent to mainstream conservatism, you know?
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It's like Cernovich was hanging out with this guy.
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And this guy, it turns out, and I had tweeted about it, has a whole, you know, online porn
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activities where he's on camera beating up different European girls.
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And even though it's acting, so it seems like there's girls that are going along with this,
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Maybe he did kidnap some of them, but, you know, there's some girls that do.
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He bragged of, like, well, I can control them and get them to do whatever I want them to do.
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That's, you know, he was, like, open about that.
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But the point is, too, she said, these girls are hanging around dudes like this because
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they think there might be some benefit to it, right?
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And also, if these girls here knew the dirt about Ander Tate, why didn't you speak up?
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You witnessed human trafficking and then you don't say anything if you really did.
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Just like the Hollywood Me Too people, basically, right?
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So, boys and girls, we have, it seems to be really happening, monkey pox.
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Monkey pox have been detected, allegedly, apparently, in a bunch of countries now.
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UK, Sweden, Belgium, Portugal, Germany, Spain, Italy, Australia.
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I was telling someone, like, oh, we live in Sweden.
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And he was like, oh, I know someone who lives in Switzerland.
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He said, I know someone who lives in Switzerland.
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Anyway, so, yes, we'll get into the origin a little bit here, you know, where this possibly might be coming from,
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which is, of course, kind of an interesting story, right?
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But if you do, yes, if the K is silent, you get money pox.
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In fact, it's very, isn't it fascinating how the very people that tells us, you know, we need this to, like, you know, study something
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or we need more money to be prepared for something.
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Then miraculously, just like literally a few months later, it kind of just pops up on the scene.
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The first COVID, I think it was just a warning.
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The next one, though, that's where it's at, right?
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We speculated maybe it's Marburg, maybe it's smallpox.
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Again, we can't even, at this point, we can't even be certain any of this is real.
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Or it could be real, but it might not be that dangerous.
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Or they try to hoodwink us into saying, make them believe it's just another COVID.
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But then we actually, like, release it and people start dying, right?
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Warners of small, this is, okay, smallpox, right?
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But it's, of course, in the related family, right?
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Bill Gates, one of smallpox, terror attacks, and urges leaders to use germ games to prepare.
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And he wonders why people have all these conspiracy theories about him when he's like,
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says things like this and then it happens, you know?
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He wanted a big team, all this money to basically give all these nations to give up their sovereignty
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so that if and when a new pandemic pops up, we'll take full control.
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And, of course, this is happening right adjacent to the World Health Organization's World Health Assembly, right?
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Which I covered some in the Wednesday show as well.
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So miraculously, not tomorrow, Sunday then, Sunday, May 22nd, the World Health Assembly is going to have this huge panel
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going for six days where they're going to discuss signing this pandemic treaty, right?
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Danish smallpox vaccine gets FDA approval to fight bioterrorism, right?
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Millions of monkeypox vaccines as one guy allegedly in one state, Massachusetts, have been infected.
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As you received notice from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health,
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there is a patient in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts who has been confirmed to have infection with monkeypox.
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That patient is currently hospitalized at Massachusetts General Hospital
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and is admitted to our special pathogens program.
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He is in stable condition, and Dr. Chenoy will let you know additional details.
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Massachusetts General Hospital is the designated regional emerging special pathogens treatment center
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for the New England area for the six states, and the patient is doing well safely in isolation in our unit.
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They were being evaluated for various symptoms.
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During the course of their admission, they were identified as a possible monkeypox suspect,
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and this was really unusual because the patient had no travel history,
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no exposure to animals that would be known to be reservoirs.
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However, the team, thinking about the patient and hearing just over the weekend about some of the cases in the United Kingdom,
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thought more broadly about the patient's diagnosis.
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When they did that, they communicated that directly to myself.
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We communicated with the public health authorities.
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We transferred the patient throughout the course of the day to our special pathogens unit where they've remained.
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We are in the process, as you can imagine, of working with public health authorities on contact tracing,
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contact tracing of our employees, of patients, and of visitors,
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and that's going to continue over the course of the next several days.
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And take them back to some sketchy lab, their contract tracing, right?
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But so the big question is, well, how did he get it then, right?
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Yeah, this is interesting. Why are they all freaking out?
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The FDA approved a vaccine for smallpox and monkeypox one month before the approval of COVID.
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Just a coincidence. Nothing to do with anything whatsoever.
00:34:40.680
And, of course, again, that's why, of course, why they're buying.
00:35:07.740
I've been seeing this fly around that, oh, it's affecting gay and vice.
00:35:19.760
And I was reading through this, blah, blah, blah.
00:35:23.020
I was like, whoa, I can't believe they wrote that.
00:35:28.960
Claire Dusnap, the president of the British Association for Sexual Health and HIV, says,
00:35:35.860
one thing that we don't know for certain is whether the reason we're seeing it in gay men
00:35:41.200
is because they're going to clinics, she tells, pink news.
00:35:44.080
It's very common for a gay man who has been sexually active with a new partner to think,
00:35:54.980
Because the first thing when I saw that, I was like, well, aren't they at risk of everything
00:36:04.100
We need to be very careful, though, to remember that it's a virus that spread through close
00:36:08.300
contact and the vast majority of monkeypox cases have been in heterosexual community in
00:36:13.580
Africa, which then brings us to the point of what is it doing here?
00:36:20.980
I mean, it's coming from Congo as an origin point, but Africans bring it in?
00:36:34.360
And then they use a picture of, is that like, what are those hands there?
00:36:49.920
It's like little kid fingers on fat sausage fingers.
00:36:53.940
But look, we both have it because we're engaged together.
00:37:05.540
But I would have a hard time believing that they would manufacture something to take out
00:37:09.540
a bunch of gay men because that can be useful to them, though.
00:37:18.540
Remember Fauci, his little visits to the gay bathhouses back in the 70s and stuff, right?
00:37:27.580
Can you imagine Fauci with a pen and paper studying the ritualistic, the ritual mating,
00:37:35.080
you know, rituals of homos in bars in New York in the 1970s?
00:37:42.680
Anyway, and so there's all these weird things around Fauci, right?
00:37:46.300
It's like, Crocco sent a tweet earlier, and he said, remember Fauci, he put money into-
00:37:59.000
How to actually make them trans, I think, right?
00:38:01.080
And that could be like, oh, well, they're just testing out these gender-bending chemicals
00:38:05.100
or whatever before they use them on, you know, people, on humans, because they do test on
00:38:11.520
Or there could be something more nefarious going on, right?
00:38:14.080
Well, again, we know that the system benefits from weaker men.
00:38:16.980
They want to turn everybody trans or gay or stuff, right?
00:38:20.420
And then, again, you know, in connection with that, if that also is a lifestyle, maybe because
00:38:26.380
of the mating, you know, protocols, whatever you want to call it, or maybe, let's say,
00:38:32.700
Remember the years ago we covered the AIDS thing that it was like, the reason why they're
00:38:35.920
getting these immune problems is because of their lifestyle.
00:38:38.640
They're like drugs and partying, and they're not eating, you know, all these things, right?
00:38:43.020
But anyway, so the point is, all of this could be like designed to like make you something
00:38:48.320
that they benefit from, and then that will make you sick, and then they can come in and
00:38:51.960
offer the solution again, and here's a new vaccine, you know, all crazy stuff, right?
00:38:56.220
Anyway, here's, so the World Health Organization, I was warning, warns summer festivals, mass
00:39:01.620
gatherings could accelerate spread of monkeypox, right?
00:39:05.540
So, yeah, here we go again, this is my, this might, they might be running with this, just
00:39:13.460
I don't know how deadly it is, there's things to look into in more detail here.
00:39:21.700
Don't put it past them to actually release something this time that actually will start
00:39:31.280
So, this is kind of interesting, too, and this speaks to this, like, well, how the hell
00:39:34.780
did it jump from humans, or from, I'm sorry, from animals to humans, and then does it only
00:39:47.840
It doesn't just spread amongst gays, obviously.
00:39:51.320
But they're more, maybe more susceptible to it or something.
00:40:01.540
Speaking of that, let's take this next article here, tweet, into effect, right, or into consideration
00:40:09.480
U.S. government researchers in the 1950s were infecting monkeys with smallpox.
00:40:16.820
Monkeypox was first seen in 1958 in monkeys used in medical experiments.
00:40:22.480
The first recorded human case occurred during a smallpox vaccination drive in the Congo
00:40:31.400
So, now, see, here's the CDC website here, right?
00:40:34.980
Monkeypox was first discovered in 1958 when two outbreaks of pox-like disease occurred in
00:40:43.700
The first human case of monkeypox was recorded in 1970 in Congo during a period of intense efforts
00:40:53.140
And, whoops, here it is, this new version of this thing.
00:40:59.100
This is, of course, why it's trying to kill blacks, right?
00:41:05.500
Well, regardless, we're definitely, the payback is coming hard with this COVID mRNA vaccines
00:41:12.380
because that's not being rolled up en masse in Africa or even Asia.
00:41:15.780
You know, some countries aren't doing the mRNA thing at all, right?
00:41:18.660
But, anyway, so you have to ask yourself, so if it's only monkeys, okay, did it go from
00:41:23.040
monkeys or is it people that are engaging in monkeys or is it airborne?
00:41:27.440
A lot of questions still to ask about this, right?
00:41:29.620
So, another thing here, too, is, of course, it's amazing how they also always manage to
00:41:37.740
predict somehow in some miraculous way that it's going to happen.
00:41:43.480
Let's take a look at this video here first time.
00:41:46.540
But, here it is, NTI, let me see, it stood for, what is it, nuclear, man, I forgot the
00:41:56.400
abbreviation, nuclear, I forget what it stands for, testing initiative or it's a threat initiative,
00:42:01.100
I think, a nuclear threat initiative, I think it is, right?
00:42:04.500
November 2021, strengthening global systems to prevent and respond to high consequence
00:42:12.600
And the Munich Security Conference was very interesting, by the way, a lot of things, a
00:42:17.260
lot of globalists settled off a lot of things during that, we played clips from that, so
00:42:21.960
this is happening kind of in unison with that, but let me scroll down here a little bit, so
00:42:25.660
you can have the executive summary here, but here's the scenarios here, right, the scenario
00:42:30.980
design summary, this is what I was going to pull in here, the discussion was organized
00:42:37.260
into three sequential moves corresponding with scenario developments, followed by a roundtable
00:42:43.560
discussion of broader biosecurity and pandemic preparedness issues, the step-by-step approach
00:42:50.000
to revealing scenario developments reflected the limitation of information available to real
00:42:54.120
world decision makers, as well as the results, uncertainty associated with a pandemic of unknown
00:43:01.180
origin, and of course, here we go, attack, so this is a simulated, yeah, a simulated attack
00:43:13.620
Move one, they have different moves here, when did it happen, here's another one, January
00:43:17.140
10th, move two, but again, monkeypox is being used, right?
00:43:20.700
And here's a little bit of a video that they had, I think this was embedded actually in the
00:43:23.960
PDF, so the quality is kind of bad, but they're simulating, remember event 201, they're basically
00:43:28.780
doing the same thing here, but they're like simulating, how would this look, and here's
00:43:31.920
the media reports and all that stuff, so check out this clip here from NTI.
00:43:39.980
There are growing questions today around a new and deadly outbreak.
00:43:49.300
Scientists determined that this monkeypox virus was engineered.
00:43:58.780
It's like, you know, I mean, it's just science fiction.
00:44:13.920
With limited antiviral drugs and no known effective treatments, countries around the world are
00:44:19.660
struggling to control another pandemic with already devastating effects.
00:44:24.300
We're seeing far fewer cases in countries where governments took early and decisive action.
00:44:46.980
And some international experts are urging the WHO to adopt a phased approach to warnings.
00:45:04.700
NTI.org forward slash, what is that, bio, right here, there's the group right here.
00:45:08.780
All right, so there you go, you make of that what you will, but we are probably looking at
00:45:18.300
I mean, most people are just like, yeah, yeah, I mean, they're just burnt out on this stuff.
00:45:23.340
Well, that's what I'm saying, and that's a dangerous thing, because then, I told you,
00:45:28.260
And it's like, well, these things, and then, like, it could actually be, like, start killing
00:45:35.340
You got to be, until you know what's going on, you got to be careful.
00:45:41.520
So now it's just, like, constantly something, all the time, forever.
00:45:47.080
He says, maybe Congress will have to spend another $40 million to conquer monkeypox.
00:46:02.480
Oh, yeah, we're talking about the gay population.
00:46:16.660
Can we just fling these people at large distances?
00:46:22.580
Because, you know, there's this tug of war with Russia now, and Russia is going to be
00:46:27.680
They got their, you know, World Economic Forum pages taken down and stuff.
00:46:31.260
But they're, nope, they're coming to the party.
00:46:33.160
And remember, the World Economic Forum still has an active and very good relationship
00:46:37.580
when it comes to the implementation of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
00:46:46.660
Russia will actively participate in the upcoming 75th World Health Assembly, which begins on
00:46:51.320
May 22nd, which I mentioned before, aiming for productive work with our international
00:46:55.680
colleagues to address global health care issues.
00:46:58.340
As for rumors that Russia will withdraw from the World Health Organization, they are simply
00:47:03.360
So they're still, if they're against global hegemony, get out of these groups, right?
00:47:11.520
Russia has announced that it will assist the World Health Organization in developing rapid
00:47:25.880
Look, if people are being told to trust it, they will trust it.
00:47:29.320
It doesn't, it's not about, you know, reality or, right?
00:47:32.600
I mean, they just, no, this is what we're doing.
00:47:36.300
But hang on a minute, doesn't mean that they're done with COVID.
00:47:46.860
One of the things that we are seeing now, Dr. Jha, is people being infected for a second,
00:47:54.700
As we are two plus years into this pandemic, what are you learning about these repeat infections
00:48:00.640
in terms of what it means for immunity and also the severity of these infections?
00:48:07.120
I mean, first and foremost, I think we can now dispense with the misinformation that
00:48:11.040
if you get infected once, you have immunity for life.
00:48:17.860
The second thing we're learning is that this virus is evolving.
00:48:20.300
I mean, the virus is evolving relatively quickly, trying to escape our immunity.
00:48:25.500
But when people do get that breakthrough infection after vaccines or they get that reinfection,
00:48:32.040
And that's, you know, that's obviously a very, very good thing.
00:48:35.380
But we've got to keep working on building up the wall of immunity against this virus.
00:48:39.520
Does that mean that we're going to be getting shots every six months?
00:48:44.840
She had her two initial doses, plus a booster, plus another booster.
00:48:52.660
Right now, we are going to have to update our vaccines in the fall and winter because of what we have out there.
00:48:58.500
I do believe that right now, people who are 50 and above should go out and get that second booster because we have so much infections.
00:49:05.300
And in the short run, yeah, like we've had to boost people about every six months.
00:49:10.040
Over the long run, I am confident we're going to develop more durable vaccines.
00:49:15.920
And so my hope is over the long run, it comes down to maybe a once a year shot.
00:49:20.940
But right now, we're having to boost people a little bit more frequently because of how quickly the virus is continuing to evolve.
00:49:29.040
So basically, they're going to run these parallels now.
00:49:41.460
But a lot of companies are still going to be like, oh, well, you have to have the COVID shot every year.
00:49:50.120
They've said that this autumn now, 2022, they're going to roll out a new type of vaccine, which is going to involve.
00:49:55.880
It's going to be what they call a super booster.
00:49:57.700
It's going to have a flu and a flu shot component in it.
00:50:01.420
And then it's going to be developed to deal with.
00:50:09.280
But so, of course, we have, as usual here, a cascading issue on top of another here.
00:50:15.500
Like, as one thing folds, another one folds dominoes, right?
00:50:18.980
To chain reaction, whatever you want to call it.
00:50:21.620
So, Iran, who's doing it, and it kind of begins, it kind of makes sense in a way, right?
00:50:26.560
Countries that are already kind of cut off, maybe they have sanctions against them.
00:50:30.000
Iran already has tight control, too, on their people.
00:50:33.500
And there is, interestingly, there's a huge, like, protest.
00:50:38.340
I'm not sure if it's a color revolution or a gay op or something.
00:50:40.580
It could very well be grassroots and actually genuine, but, you know, I never trust it without
00:50:44.660
finding out some more details of how we got started and whatnot.
00:50:50.160
There are, like, massive protests, and they're clamping down real hard in Iran right now.
00:50:55.600
But Christian over at Ice Age Farmer, and I have to have him back on the show, by the way.
00:51:00.360
I'm not going to try to work on that, get him back, because he does vital work at this point.
00:51:05.120
I had a video here about how Iran is rolling out what they call digital food rationing.
00:51:11.540
Iran is said to be the first country to roll out a food rationing scheme based on a new
00:51:18.840
Where the vaccine passports fail, food passports will now be eagerly accepted by hungry people
00:51:26.100
who can't afford rapid inflation, inflating food prices.
00:51:29.400
This is the realization of a longstanding agenda by the Rockefeller United Nations World Economic
00:51:36.840
Crowd, as Kissinger put it, to control food is to control people, essentially, right?
00:51:42.240
And here's, check out the, so Zero Hedge has it, or go to iceagefarmer, is it .org or .com?
00:51:50.000
And check out the video here, because he breaks it down.
00:51:52.140
It's long, it's like 12 minutes, we don't have time to, you know, play the whole thing now.
00:51:57.920
And again, as I said, they're, you know, Russia has taken part in the fourth industrial
00:52:04.680
These are supposed to be countries that are like, you know, kind of outside of the scope
00:52:13.740
It's almost like they like to show off, like, look at us and what we're doing.
00:52:19.860
Right, yeah, we can do, look at this, we can even do it better than you.
00:52:23.320
Here it's, I say it every time, but, you know, for newcomers, The Economist is a publication
00:52:31.800
So they always have these, their covers and lots of clues and stuff, right?
00:52:50.360
That's basically what it is anyway, I guess, to be honest.
00:52:59.680
War is tipping a fragile, and this is, of course, it's not because of the war.
00:53:06.020
War is tipping a fragile world towards mass hunger.
00:53:11.680
And that's why, that's why we have to have globalism to fix this.
00:53:17.880
Our latest cover story explains how the calamity can be minimized.
00:53:25.880
It's going to be dropping all animal products and, you know.
00:53:37.140
I'm not going to go through much, two of it, but you get the point.
00:53:40.340
Okay, this is what they're wheeling out right now.
00:53:43.200
And in conjunction with this, we have the issue with the energy prices skyrocketing,
00:53:48.700
specifically, of course, for oil, which is driving up the prices for diesel and for gasoline at the pumps.
00:54:02.100
And three women are there, right, to, like, answer for what's going on, what's happening, right?
00:54:09.580
Holland or whatever, Helen, I forget her name again.
00:54:12.360
Helen, she's like a kind of like Greenland, Inuit, like Alaskan, I guess, or something like that.
00:54:17.520
And then it's Granholm, she's of Swedish descent, Jennifer Granholm, I mean, kooky, crazy lady,
00:54:23.960
like laughing at everybody, like, you should have an electric car, you know.
00:54:28.540
And then there's one woman, another one, which I haven't seen.
00:54:32.920
Just check out her reaction here, Helen, right, on being like, what are you doing about the oil and gas?
00:54:41.000
The drilling rights that they now have canceled.
00:54:43.980
So, basically, what we need, of course, then, is we need more drilling contracts, right,
00:54:48.240
so we can increase production, so we can get the prices down.
00:54:50.360
No, they're going intentionally in the complete opposite direction, which is shut it all down.
00:54:57.060
Secretary Helen, I don't know, you all just put out a statement.
00:54:59.920
The U.S. Department of Interior just put out a statement.
00:55:02.820
And the statement basically says a proposed program is not a decision to issue specific leases
00:55:12.620
So, it looks like you all shut everything down.
00:55:26.380
I'm sitting in this hearing and I have no idea what it is.
00:55:35.580
This is the, sorry for the podcast audience, it's the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, right?
00:55:50.140
So, it looks like you all shut everything down.
00:56:07.400
They release a news release that's saying shut it all down and then he confronts her on this.
00:56:12.260
She's supposed to be hiding up in this committee.
00:56:23.140
So, this is, again, you know, Josh Hawley or whatever.
00:56:31.740
And, again, I think that he mentions the first woman there.
00:56:45.240
Oh, he's totally owning this, you know, this crazy Democrat here.
00:56:49.320
But it's like, shouldn't he be able to pull together all this stuff about how she's intentionally talking about how we need to phase out of oil and gas?
00:56:56.740
They're not even interested in producing anymore.
00:56:59.320
Like, anyway, we'll play the clips again to remind you of, like, what she said in the past.
00:57:04.400
Josh Hawley is better than many, much more sensible than all the other lunatics at this place, right?
00:57:11.440
A little bit longer, but a fascinating discussion here.
00:57:15.620
Thanks to both of the witnesses for being here.
00:57:19.540
As you know, we're very proud in the state of Missouri of the work that's done at the Kansas City National Security Campus to support the nation's nuclear enterprise.
00:57:27.180
I just wonder if you can give me an update on the NNSA's efforts to ensure that the-
00:57:31.640
This is kind of unrelated, but I included a bit so I just can see, so I just can show you that it's like three women that's like responsible for this now.
00:57:38.740
The Kansas City Campus has the capacity it's going to need, the additional capacity it's going to need to meet production requirements in the coming years.
00:57:48.000
We're also very proud of the Kansas City National Security Campus, and I'm pleased to report we're making good progress on expanding capacity and moving towards the purchase of facilities and land that could help us in the future make sure that we're right-sized at Kansas City.
00:58:16.480
So that means they're doing absolutely nothing.
00:58:20.900
They're sitting in their offices, not only twiddling their thumbs, they're intentionally doing things that will lead to the collapse of our society.
00:58:39.100
But I think it's just this collective like, yeah, we're going to cloud one pivot and just drive it into the ground kind of thing.
00:58:46.980
Here's the Jennifer Gronlund confrontation here.
00:58:52.920
Secretary Granholm, today in the state of Missouri, the average price of gasoline today, as of this morning, is $4.10.
00:59:08.080
And I'm sure you've seen the reporting this morning that now AAA is projecting that gas prices will hit a national average, average of $6 a gallon.
00:59:29.860
And you can thank the activity of Vladimir Putin for invading Ukraine and killing this.
00:59:37.380
With all due respect, Madam Secretary, that's utter nonsense.
00:59:40.360
In January of 2021, the average gas price in my state was $2.07.
00:59:45.340
Eight months later, long before Vladimir Putin invaded Ukraine, that price was up over 30%, and it has been going up consistently since.
00:59:56.160
What are you doing to reverse this administration's policies that are drawing down our own supply of energy in this country that are throttling oil and gas production in the United States of America?
01:00:09.460
With respect, sir, it is not administration policies that have affected supply and demand.
01:00:14.640
How can you say that when the price of gas was up over 30% from January to...
01:00:19.300
Answer my questions, and it's my time, Madam Secretary, so why don't you answer my question.
01:00:24.220
From January to August, the price of gasoline was up over 30%.
01:00:28.300
In my state alone, it has been a continuous upward tick since then.
01:00:33.200
And here's what your president did when he first came to office.
01:00:36.880
He immediately re-entered the Paris Climate Accord.
01:00:43.700
He issued a 60-day halt on all new oil and gas leases and drilling permits on federal lands and waters.
01:00:52.080
That accounts, by the way, for 25% of U.S. oil production.
01:00:56.300
He directed federal agencies to eliminate all supports for fossil fuels.
01:01:00.660
He imposed new regulations on oil and gas and methane emissions.
01:01:09.600
Yeah, this is, you know, if they didn't get the Green New Deal passed, so what they're doing, they're forcing it.
01:01:16.220
This is the ESG-type mentality that's not only dominating the corporate world now.
01:01:22.340
And the big companies such as BlackRock and Vanguard and State Street and all these things.
01:01:26.100
But these politicians will intentionally do things by driving it into the ground so that that will force behavior, right?
01:01:31.780
That's what this is, to force behavior, to stop people from moving to the big mega hubs.
01:01:36.760
Because you can't drive places or you can't eat as much.
01:01:40.380
Or you can't farm on your own farm out in the countryside.
01:01:43.480
They tried this stuff in parts of Europe already.
01:01:49.580
Yeah, we're building out the commuter trains and stuff, but you are not going to have a car.
01:01:57.440
Like, they will let you have an electric car for a while, and then the electric prices will go up to such a degree that you have to stop driving that, too.
01:02:05.700
Ninety-four percent of the oil and gas executives that were surveyed by the Dallas Fed said that administration policies had nothing to do with the increase in the price of oil.
01:02:15.060
I'm not interested in opinions of these people.
01:02:18.360
Are you telling me that these policies had no effect?
01:02:21.740
Is that your testimony, that these policies had no effect?
01:02:25.720
Are you telling me, Madam Secretary, are you telling me, under oath, that these policies had no effect?
01:02:33.340
I'm telling you that 94 percent of the oil and gas industry-
01:02:43.900
Again, I mean, Vladimir Hayden, but under Trump, there was high energy production.
01:02:49.280
And I don't even agree with some of the methods, but it's beside the point, you know, I don't like fracking or whatever.
01:02:53.120
But, you know, they had driven up production so high that America stopped being dependent to its large degree on other countries.
01:02:59.840
I think they were even like, you know, became an exporter of energy at that point or whatever.
01:03:07.480
And now she's going to say, well, Putin, first thing.
01:03:09.860
And now when that didn't work, she's going to pivot to COVID.
01:03:14.520
About the increase in demand and the decrease in supply from pulling Russian barrels of oil off the market, thanks to, rightly, the United States saying, we're not going to take Russian oil.
01:03:27.500
So what explains the increase between January and August of 2021?
01:03:32.020
Coming out of COVID, there was an increase in demand because people were driving again.
01:03:43.260
I have to say, Madam Secretary, with all due respect, your answers are insulting.
01:03:46.820
And they are insulting to the people of Missouri who are looking for action.
01:03:50.480
Now, you said two months ago your department was on war footing.
01:03:53.820
What are you doing to bring down the price of gasoline, which has been going up consistently since you took office?
01:04:00.220
The price of gasoline is derived from the price of oil.
01:04:06.000
What are you doing to decrease it is my question.
01:04:08.580
On a global market, sir, if you could let me finish.
01:04:32.420
We are releasing a million barrels a day from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to try to balance out supply and demand.
01:04:39.460
It is the largest tool that we have to be able to do that.
01:04:41.840
Who are you calling for an increase in supply from?
01:04:43.860
Excuse me, Senator Hawley, your time is expired.
01:04:47.500
Could I get an answer to this question, Mr. Chairman?
01:04:50.280
Who are you calling for an increase in supply from?
01:04:53.140
From our domestic oil and gas manufacturers, from international oil and gas manufacturers.
01:04:58.520
Senator Hawley, if you want to answer, you have to allow the Secretary to answer.
01:05:05.440
I've said we've called repeatedly for increases in supply from.
01:05:14.460
Men need to get to work and drill in the ground.
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Domestic oil and gas manufacturers from international oil and gas manufacturers.
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That's why the president released an unprecedented amount from the Strategic Patrolling Reserve and our—
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Well, that's a reserve because you want that in bad, not because you are doing—inept and can't do your job, right?
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She probably has—all these people have lots of money, right?
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She'll still have her BMW and pay $20 a gallon, you know?
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When there basically are no gas-driven cars around anymore by law after 2030 or whatever, 2027, these people will be driving Humvees.
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Like, they will do—the gas, you know, diesel-powered super yachts.
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International allies also released from their reserves to try to balance out supply and demand while the oil and gas companies increase supply.
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And the International—excuse me, the Energy Information Administration has projected that they will have increased in the United States about a million barrels a day by the end of this year.
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We played this before, but just as a reminder, why couldn't Holly bring this up and say, look, you've intentionally said that you want to go get off of oil and gas.
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So, of course, you wouldn't be incentivized to try to increase the production of it.
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But the bottom line is that this president and this administration are looking at every single tool to shield American families from the impact of rising energy prices.
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And we're working through—we're working through an energy transition.
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You have to take some time to get off of oil and gas.
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If you had an electric—just if you just had an electric car, none of this would—and again—
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First of all, new car, which is how much oil does it take to produce one of those new cars, right?
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That'd be on the toxicity of the battery, right?
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And then, of course, you have also increasing electricity prices, right?
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So now, basically, I think electricity prices on average for driving a car is higher right now than the gas prices in Sweden.
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Maybe it's temporarily down, but that's where it's going, right?
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Here she is, anyway, a while ago, saying the very same thing about, well, if you had an electric car, you'd be fine.
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Obviously, we have the acute issues with the Cornell pipeline ransomware attack.
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But looking more holistically in a macro view, how does this speed up the efforts at DOE to move in more of a renewable direction, since this is going to have an impact on people at the pump?
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Yeah, I mean, we obviously are all in on making sure that we meet the president's goals of getting to 100% clean electricity by 2035 and net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
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And, you know, if you drive an electric car, this would not be affecting you, clearly.
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By hook or by crook, they'll do this any means necessary.
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And so we didn't—we couldn't get the Green New Deal passed, so we'll do it to you anyway, right?
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Again, I wish he would, like, reference these comments from her.
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But here she is again doubling down on the electric car bullshit.
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And look at—again, consider the comment she's made, right, about Russia.
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Look at the—when they zoom in on full screen on her.
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You know, even with additional releases from this reserve, we've not seen a huge difference in prices.
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So in other words, what they're doing is not even helping, of course.
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Is it time to reexamine these strategies that are decades old, like the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, and just come up with something different from managing gasoline?
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Like, what is their—why do we keep doing this?
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One of the things to come up with is to electrify—
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Like, are you—you're the energy secretary of Ukraine and the United States?
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...by the transportation system so that we are not subject to the winds of petro dictators like Vladimir Putin.
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Completely objective in her position here, of course.
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Let's just be clear about the reasons for these prices being elevated.
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It is because Russia was a great exporter of oil on a global market.
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And when countries like the United States and others rightfully said that we are not going to be funding Vladimir Putin's war,
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and we're not going to accept any of those barrels, that pulled about a billion and a half barrels per day off of the global market.
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Well, then you need to increase the U.S. production then to make up for that.
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It's—how do you—how do you—how does this work?
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It doesn't explain their writing prices beforehand, though.
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Anyway, so then later in the clip she goes on about electrical cars and stuff.
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Like, again, but Holly should mention—bring this up.
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Like, look, you've stated on the record, like, that you do not want oil and gas.
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That's obviously why you're not producing it, right?
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And remember this clip from Biden a while back?
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In the United States military, every vehicle is going to be climate-friendly.
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Any vehicle is going to have some kind of impact.
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Okay, like, until you have some, like, I don't know, you know, like something like
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You know, like fusion electric thing or, you know, whatever.
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But now you're going to have, like, an electric vehicle out in the, you know, driving across.
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You need, like, these powerful engines that are strong that can do stuff.
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And, like, yeah, it's some electric car, but, you know.
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Holy cow, that is something big flying overhead right now.
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Here is the point I wanted to make with the driving behavior, right?
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It's like an army of fighter jets above us right now.
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Anyway, this is BlackRock, the CEO, Larry Fink,
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Again, ESG, environment, social governance, right?
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Now, again, this is the mechanism of what they did in Sweden.
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They're forcing behavior by increasing prices on something.
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And then we can say, see, will you look at this?
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Miraculously, we've gone down on production of oil,
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like their machines and things to get ready for $10 a gallon gas.
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Oh, so the signage needs to change to facilitate.
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is going to have to be upgraded now because it's coming.
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Gas stations in Washington State have readjusted their pumps
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The move comes to several gas stations in the Evergreen State
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were reprogrammed so that the display could indicate
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The most expensive gas in the nation can be found in San Frangaisko,
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Henrik and Lonnet shows that they wanted and needed the Ukraine crisis
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and the need to blame Putin to drive the larger social economic agenda forward.
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The UN, the World Economic Forum, all these crazy globalists, right?
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And again, so if you can't force behavior by having people voluntarily change something,
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You need a crisis to get people to go along with it.
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Well, one of the other things is rising property taxes, okay?
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Because it's all part of the Great Reset, right?
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They don't want you living in your own house, right?
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They want you to own nothing and be happy, like this post says, right?
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They want you in these tall, eco-friendly gulags, right?
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And it's obvious that they're going to try and squeeze people first by doing it financially,
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To make it so prohibitive that now you can't own a car, you can't drive.
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Now it will be that you can't afford the property taxes, so you have to sell that house
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I mean, there's people, now this story is focusing on Vermont.
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Now Vermont is full of communists, so ha ha, you kind of deserve it, right?
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Because you vote for this crap, you support this crap, and now it's going to be affecting
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But there's some places that they list in this article where property taxes has gone up
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And that's thousands of dollars a year for people, which means that they won't be able
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And even rent is like crazy money in some places right now, too.
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Like breaking people down, making things so expensive.
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I could see that, you know, bankrupting people.
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But then you have to live according to these standards and these food rations and, you know,
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I mean, it's so obvious that it's all kind of coming together that way, you know, based on
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The next shock for homeowners, surging property taxes assessments.
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In big high rises with VR headsets on and doing intravenous bug protein juice.
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I mean, I'm glad we're still in Idaho, a place that's fighting that.
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I mean, the politicians in our area want to just do away with, there's been some that
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They're like, we need to do away with property taxes on houses altogether.
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That's what they want, but we want the complete opposite.
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Mick Dozer says, reality of inflation, I'm a homesteader and I sold five dozens, five dozen
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of organic free range eggs to donate $25 to you today.
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It's going to be, look, this is going to be down to willpower, preparation, obviously,
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It's going to be, community is going to be your number one asset here.
01:17:03.520
But the second, you know, part that you have to grasp onto is, is your willpower.
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You're going to have to have a vision for what you want.
01:17:12.140
You're going to have to manifest that vision and preferably you can do it with other people.
01:17:21.620
You just, just ride that tiger, ride the, ride the wave and just hang on as tight as
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And eventually things are going to, at some stage, it's not going to feel like it when
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And that's coming, by the way, that, that shit's coming.
01:17:41.060
It's going to, it's going to pick up tempo, but it's going to ease down.
01:17:45.600
And in fact, it is a time of great opportunity for everybody because depending on just how
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hard they drive this into the ground, we could be at an era where we have a chance to actually
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do something again from the ground up because the, the, the unstable nature of what they're
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trying to accomplish and achieve here will in fact be so unstable that it won't even last.
01:18:05.720
And, and they want to go for like high tech, AI, bullshit, like a fourth industrial revolution
01:18:10.760
All of this could just be like pipe dream, sign the sky, cloud cuckoo land, you know, concepts.
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They're going to have a real hard time pushing this, a total agenda of total control.
01:18:21.480
I mean, there's going to be a lot of non-compliance.
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It's going to be really difficult for them to implement this.
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They would, they would need all these robots and high tech machinery and like, you know,
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beaming crap in your brain to totally control you in order to do what they want to do.
01:18:35.600
And then on top of that, you know, you have, even if they, even if they're for some time
01:18:40.400
managed to bring that into fruition, at some point, you're going to have a solar flare,
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or you're going to have some kind of geomagnetic storm, or you're going to have some pole reversal,
01:18:48.440
something that's going to knock this whole system out.
01:18:51.220
And at that point, you're going to have basically a bunch of invalids, especially the, the more
01:18:55.340
generations that are bred and, and, you know, groomed essentially into a robotic Venus
01:19:00.400
project style society where everything's taking care of you are literally not going
01:19:08.600
It's not fun to talk about, but that's just the reality of it.
01:19:12.100
I think as they're going into their high tech future, we need to familiarize yourself with
01:19:21.080
Well, at the very least, like, uh, think, uh, mid 1800s before like major electrification
01:19:37.340
We had a friend that was over the other day that was saying, that's what we need when
01:19:40.180
we, we've got, we, we have enough people around, you know, where we are.
01:19:44.100
It's just like, come on, let's get 30 boys together and help, uh, frame up this house
01:19:50.880
And then that's how, that's how it needs to be.
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You know, especially with all these prohibitive costs everywhere too.
01:19:57.820
Oh, then for, again, forced behavior, they'll force you to stop doing something.
01:20:01.140
But again, if you create a parallel society, even a parallel economy where you, I mean,
01:20:10.660
You look, you can't, we can't produce everything right now, whatever.
01:20:14.740
Um, but at some point we have, if you have smart people and capable people, you can, we
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As long as we have our people, as long as we have remain who we are and continue to,
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uh, to have our children continue through the generations with anything that you see
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It's not about that anyway, to be honest, you know.
01:20:33.220
Uh, Beer Hall Pooch says, um, Red-East TV, thanks for your sensible takes on Ukraine.
01:20:38.280
What a shame some in the national, nationalist community are dragging us into their private
01:20:46.740
It's, uh, it's done to get you emotionally, uh, involved, no doubt.
01:20:50.600
And again, using it as an excuse, but thank you.
01:20:53.220
And I think we had, uh, let's go from, uh, WTF before that over on Odyssey.
01:21:07.700
This is, you might've seen some of it, but it's kind of funny to be honest, right?
01:21:12.660
Uh, probably will close and the conservatives are just like, I mean, I see some conservatives.
01:21:17.420
They're like, they're like a crazy teenage girl for some like musician or something.
01:21:25.440
I noticed that on Twitter when they tag him, like please respond to me.
01:21:30.940
I mean, they are, I mean, they're trying to sell this guy really hard.
01:21:35.000
Doesn't mean he's not going to do anything good.
01:21:36.320
Doesn't mean they're, but it's like, you know, after all the Trump things and like, no, it's
01:21:44.540
Uh, but anyway, so despite that, of course, you have a bunch of, you know, commies in Twitter,
01:21:51.080
The, uh, Veritas caught one of them, some Indian guy who's just like, we're said, uh, one of
01:22:02.820
He's here to, uh, to, uh, to enrich our society.
01:22:09.940
Let's see how much we play of this, but let's check.
01:22:11.520
Do you think there's a difference between Twitter's definition of free speech and Elon's
01:22:24.240
Some of my colleagues are like, super left, left, left, left, left.
01:22:31.300
We weren't really operating on the capitalist mode.
01:22:37.740
We basically went and worked, like, four hours a week last quarter.
01:22:53.720
I basically went and worked, like, four hours a week last quarter.
01:22:59.860
But Twitter is, like, remember, what was, like, everything.
01:23:02.520
Like, if you're not feeling it, you can take a few days off.
01:23:06.860
Oh, my God, these right-wingers are damaging my mind.
01:23:23.920
All right, I don't think we've watched the rest of that.
01:23:32.760
Uh, but, uh, neoliberals aren't that much better.
01:23:35.000
I'm going to try to say, uh, that that's an option to this.
01:23:37.320
But, um, anyway, so here's another one where a, uh, Twitter, uh, employee, uh, is, is running
01:23:44.740
away from, uh, uh, the guy there at Project Veritas, uh, James O'Keefe.
01:23:53.060
Who's sprinted away from James O'Keefe when questioned over his disparating remarks,
01:24:01.920
Out for a jog on the streets of New York with Twitter brass.
01:24:22.520
Well, no, I'm just like, you're, you're literally just trying to, like, capture me.
01:24:29.580
Quote, your special needs, your literally special needs.
01:24:33.220
I don't even take what you're saying seriously.
01:25:01.000
It's like you're part of a gang that's destroying people's lives.
01:25:07.620
You're preventing them from being booed to, like, operate.
01:25:36.020
Just, like, you're literally just trying to, like,
01:25:56.760
We're journalists, and I know that you don't believe
01:27:18.480
You are mocking Elon Musk's Asperger's condition.
01:27:38.540
You know, Project Veritas is kind of over the top
01:28:02.060
because they've weaponized it against us, right?
01:50:52.300
and making sure you can't do what you want to do.
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Set your system's volume control for slightly above the normal listening level.