Red Ice TV - Political Rivalries, Iran War, Runes Found In Canada, Happy Midsummer! - Flashback Friday Ep312

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00:06:53.980 happy friday guys wanted to do something extra for midsummer you guys are the best

00:06:58.580 going to watch the show this evening we're loving white utopia in cda just wanted to say the tucker 0.58

00:07:03.660 cruz interview is a must watch i got a couple of clips yeah it really exposes how our politicians

00:07:09.400 are owned and operated by israel take care yes and thank you so much albert it's holy shit thank

00:07:15.480 you thank you so much yeah well collectively the rest of you have something to try to match up to

00:07:19.440 here today on the alba challenge here uh it's going to be uh it's going to be a challenge today

00:07:23.660 but uh hey you never know maybe we can get there thank you so much albert holy smokes keeps red

00:07:28.360 ice all all the lights on are now albert's lights running the studio here thank you albert we

00:07:33.300 appreciate it thank you so much uh okay there was a couple of more if you want to do you want to

00:07:36.800 take those before we how about you take them because i don't see them you don't see them okay

00:07:39.960 well we have uh bill biz thank you he says happy midsummer same to you make sure you do not watch

00:07:46.240 ari aster's uh propaganda movie about midsummer because that does keep coming up i think your

00:07:51.040 guest uh alve brought that up yeah it's annoying because people google midsummer and that's what

00:07:55.020 comes up of course you know yeah if you didn't see that it checked out it was a it was a good uh

00:07:59.600 it was a good show and i enjoyed i enjoyed that one yes it was a good one uh we got there shabrisker

00:08:04.100 as well happy midsummer glad midsummer it's a european high festival and it's time for us to think

00:08:09.420 about positive things as well i i agree thank you just for risk you appreciate that dog whistler

00:08:14.260 happy midsummer on a vacation with my family so i will have to watch the replay but happy holiday

00:08:20.760 for uh for us northern people indeed yeah they had so they found some speaking of that

00:08:25.600 makes me feel more like a native american i guess every day they found some

00:08:29.820 rooms up in uh canada now as well now there is an there is an interesting i guess we could just call

00:08:36.300 a cover story for it we'll get into that later towards the end of the show probably but there's

00:08:41.260 interesting but there are so many others is that they you got to kind of take it together with all

00:08:45.460 the other finds right rhode island uh ohio obviously it's sediments settlements in um uh lands of

00:08:53.440 meadows right to newfoundland uh things like that north america north america there's i don't know

00:08:59.580 ample ample collectively speaking definitely activity pre pre columbus up here uh from the northern

00:09:06.980 people okay thank you guys we appreciate that okay so by the way you know we're

00:09:11.180 we ran that brought to you by pfizer for such a long time i think i found a replacement for that

00:09:15.680 by the way and uh here it is special thanks to our sponsor palantir i wanted that brought to you

00:09:23.260 by palantir but it's it's still pretty good now this was during the uh the the military parade

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00:09:57.140 to uh to me so i can bring that into the rotation here we got to do it all right anyway something

00:10:02.640 really happy something really happy some good some good news here an assisted dying bill has passed in

00:10:08.620 the uk so it's going to give people with less than six months to live in england and wales the right to

00:10:14.160 an assisted death after approval from two doctors and a panel including a psychiatrist a social worker

00:10:20.700 and a lawyer it is a choice for terminally ill people about how they die so does that mean they

00:10:28.840 can jump off a cliff at this say i want to exactly how does how does this work or is this death by

00:10:34.720 injection of choice i suppose by a government sanctioned worker that can give it to you because

00:10:41.860 if you do it at home yourself that's still suicide isn't that still against the law i'm not sure okay so

00:10:47.540 i don't know what are you going to do if you're successful what are you going to do kind of

00:10:51.140 exactly come and get me bro i'm dead jailed this corpse now it's so retarded like it's illegal like 0.98

00:10:59.900 i know it's the dumbest well i want to kill you with like boorish like paper with some weird 0.98

00:11:05.640 bureaucratic british just like to bore you to death what is it injection was that what you said well i

00:11:11.540 they don't really specify so okay there is a pro here okay let's say you're you're suffering

00:11:16.740 you're in pain you're going to die within months is it wrong is it wrong to break on through to the

00:11:24.080 other side a little sooner if you're just in agony in pain no i don't think so because you know

00:11:30.120 everyone can answer this oh it's it's bad until that's you you don't know really what you would

00:11:35.840 do and how you feel right yeah i mean obviously there are some conditions where you're just like

00:11:39.940 it's so so bad so bad there's like how well is that called again like you basically stop breathing

00:11:45.840 and you can't your body can't you know get oxygen in and your organs start shutting down and like

00:11:51.080 all these weird painful painful awful way to die yeah i mean obviously there's cons dying people they

00:11:56.820 could be coerced by abusers or family members or people maybe that want their estate or whatever you

00:12:02.860 know but for me i think okay this is a slippery slope until it's just straight out assisted suicide

00:12:08.440 or any any non-medical reason as we've seen is you can do that in canada now right or is this the

00:12:15.400 beginning also of giving the state power to grant rights on you know whether you live or die like

00:12:21.840 how is this going to transpire living in the future in like a surveillance big brother state that labels

00:12:28.000 you know thought criminals mentally insane well the goalpost always moves so yes eventually there'll

00:12:34.260 be you have a mental condition we're gonna have to put you down yeah or whatever or sign here it's 0.86

00:12:39.600 your choice or whatever right coerced so ideally it should just be okay if you want to do this at home

00:12:44.880 by by yourself then it's you can do it but now it's like getting the state involved you know it's not

00:12:50.700 going to look like in the future it's it's the way it if you're talking about the system as it

00:12:56.380 currently exists that wants you dead if you're a white person essentially they want you all gone

00:13:01.260 they want you replaced because there will be white people doing this right because they're the ones 0.93

00:13:04.320 they're like i don't want to be in the way and you know we'll we'll take your kids and convert them 0.96

00:13:08.860 to trannies or like within that system no then it's wrong then it's wrong you see what i'm saying 0.99

00:13:14.500 this is not some mercy thing this is such a moving the goalpost was like legally being able to coerce

00:13:19.820 people into killing them and also you cost too much just hurry up and die yeah you're just a burden 0.70

00:13:24.840 we got to pay we got to bring some migrants so therefore kill yourself exactly old boomer or 1.00

00:13:29.040 whatever the the you know narrative we play that clip from the gal in canada and it was just something

00:13:34.880 the whole and it was like the the she i'm helping to kill these people and the pleasure and the how

00:13:42.120 weird she was maybe i played it and it goes on maybe you didn't see that but it was like this

00:13:46.380 the whole environment of the wind and her kind of like like i like i'm helping so many people by

00:13:54.140 killing them it was kind of like a dr kevorkian you know what is this obviously some people that

00:14:00.420 you know like to murder are going to want that job like sign me up you know i want to kill people 0.90

00:14:07.120 it's for all the wrong reasons yeah that's what i think it is um okay so we got a couple other

00:14:12.800 things here too unfortunately this one then van langenhove uh have been you have been sentenced

00:14:20.520 to 12 months but now it's a suspended but it's a suspended sentence but now as he explains in the

00:14:27.420 post here you can read it if you don't lana but there's a couple paragraphs i could read here he

00:14:31.300 says the irony is that i have been fighting against mass migration for well over a decade and it's gotten

00:14:36.000 me a prison sentence but this prison sentence is suspended most likely because the prisons in

00:14:41.060 belgium are literally full of illegal migrants saved by an illegal the first time the suspended 0.99

00:14:48.020 sentence is the gravest form of censorship they could pursue and an effective way to kill activism

00:14:52.640 the consequences of this verdict are insane they're doing this to me to send you a message it's now

00:14:57.900 possible in europe to be convicted for memes posted by someone else in a group chat and now people are

00:15:03.020 going to self-censor they will also distance themselves from each other out of fear of being convicted for

00:15:07.240 what others say or joke about personally he says this verdict means i will have an even harder time

00:15:12.600 to do business get alone travel abroad and do basically anything a young father entrepreneur

00:15:17.500 and activist would have to do it's a dark day for freedom of speech and for europe it's a very dark day

00:15:22.220 for me my family and activists as seven years of terror will now turn into many more years of terror

00:15:27.580 but i will not back down never so yeah support him support him that's the right that's the right

00:15:33.880 approach yeah he has a gibson go i think in the post does he add that not in this one maybe underneath

00:15:38.440 i don't know he didn't do it under this one he did it on his telegram i think i read the same post there

00:15:42.440 um but of course again then severely hampers what he's able to say or how he can say oh can this

00:15:50.140 not be interpreted as this or that and so if this is your wheelhouse this is what you talk about

00:15:57.020 this is what you address it's you know he was one of the youngest elected members of the belgian

00:16:01.740 ever i think parliament so of course his world is politics right and so now you're inhibiting his

00:16:08.060 ability to be able to speak sincerely and frankly on these issues uh always with that looming fear

00:16:14.660 yeah am i gonna go to jail imprisoned if i just say the wrong thing more court cases or whatever else

00:16:20.520 you know more harassment because he's harassed and raided all the time so and as we you know with

00:16:25.140 these things it doesn't even matter well the language is technically not illegal but what you

00:16:29.660 mean is this and so therefore that is illegal and then so we're gonna go after you so we have to see

00:16:35.760 how this plays out but it's uh it's important to not back down though as he says and and now more than

00:16:41.480 ever we need more activists talking about well that's the thing you need a now you need a shield

00:16:46.780 wall of of other activists doing the same thing and and being willing it and it's very hard and it's

00:16:52.520 that's obviously not for everyone or whatnot but that's really the only remedy because they cannot

00:16:57.080 imprison us all and and as they do or even these sentences that might then later lead to jail or

00:17:02.160 whatever however you know i'm sure this they will continue um it reveals their hand and it shows you

00:17:07.700 how intensely anti-white and anti-european they are yeah and and that that has to play out they have

00:17:14.420 to this has to be no questions whatsoever in regards to anyone anywhere in in europe

00:17:22.500 or other parts of the white western world that this is how our governments view us if we speak

00:17:28.420 out against our our own genocide and replacement right yeah there's a short video someone made a

00:17:33.260 little kind of compilation of uh some of the things he's done here check this out

00:17:36.700 my name is dries van langenhoven and i am a nationalist activist i also used to be the youngest member

00:17:50.820 of belgian parliament did you see about that flemish guy who was a part of the government who's just got

00:17:55.940 sentenced to one year in jail for sharing racist memes in a private chat there's been many different

00:18:04.180 uh legal cases against me now as i said they have been trying to find something to use against me

00:18:08.820 for years and now they found these memes memes that i didn't even post myself the police they broke

00:18:13.820 into my home into my bedroom they stole everything that i own years worth of all of my life they leaked

00:18:19.940 everything deliberately to the leftist media who were very hostile to me this judicial terror has

00:18:25.760 been going on for seven years now it's cost me all of my time my energy i haven't been able to spend

00:18:31.400 much time with my with my children and now of course i also have had to spend 230 000 euros already

00:18:38.500 it's going up even more don't feel sorry for me don't pity me and don't misunderstand me i may be

00:18:44.900 imprisoned in two weeks but still i am very happy at the thought that when i am older i will be able

00:18:51.780 to look my children and my grandchildren in the eye and tell them that i did everything within my power

00:18:56.900 to make sure that this chain of generations is not stopping with my generation that the lands of our

00:19:02.980 ancestors remain the lands of our descendants this is the most important fight saving western civilization 0.99

00:19:10.420 of saving european culture of saving our people there is nothing more important than that and if

00:19:16.660 you can say at the end of your life that you did everything to help in this struggle then i think you

00:19:21.380 will have lived a good and meaningful life okay good stuff yes 100 percent white nationalism keep it easy

00:19:29.540 white nationalism people yeah say it loud and proud yep white nations for white people need no backing

00:19:37.620 down we need 10 000 10 000 more degrees in uh all over uh in europe right now that backs him up and

00:19:45.220 stands up for him and of course ideally in belgium too but um yeah it's a sad state he does have a lot

00:19:51.060 of support there though it's the government and leftist media that goes after him but there are a lot of

00:19:55.860 people that support him but yeah i mean imagine being a young father and you're not spending time

00:20:00.260 you can't spend time with your kids and your wife because you're like these big lawsuits and you have

00:20:04.100 to organize and put your case together and all that so it's important to support guys like this yeah

00:20:09.220 exactly and if you are if you are well established within the system and you kind of agree with us or

00:20:15.060 whatever and people like that is and so many others then yeah then it's important that you do back them

00:20:19.140 so they have the financial means to push back against these kinds of things and continue to spread the

00:20:23.380 good message that's really what you can and if you're not in that position yeah we encourage

00:20:27.540 you to get involved and get active and speak out so you need both it's not that everyone has to face

00:20:32.260 fag and and you know get out there and like just oh you know that there is there is a there's a time 0.94

00:20:37.620 place and a position for everyone within this but again white unity and support networks and putting

00:20:43.460 our folk first is really the key just to lock this in for us to be able to substantiate to form a

00:20:50.900 movement that's strong and powerful enough that it can actually make a difference you know i mean

00:20:55.940 and start impacting and the more the more organized it gets the better equipped it gets the more people

00:21:03.300 will be attracted to it and and see that as like oh here's actually an option now that i can like tap

00:21:08.900 into as opposed to being part of the system that's trying to undermine replace and genocide you exactly

00:21:13.460 so get involved you have to be creative in different ways you can get involved indeed indeed

00:21:19.300 okay good stuff well uh hopefully i can uh touch base with this here soon i'm not sure what what his

00:21:23.460 position is or whatnot but uh and same thing there i mean i without saying too much about it many of the

00:21:29.380 resum the re-migration some people i talk with them and they like what we do but but they have they have to

00:21:37.300 watch even not only what they say but whose shows they go on you know because now that is also part

00:21:43.140 of that thing so they're trying to navigate a very fine line in terms of like you know what they can

00:21:48.340 what they can do and um and and sure there's a time and place maybe for your guns blazing or whatever

00:21:54.580 like you go out and just like i mean i mean literally you know in terms of your rhetoric

00:21:59.460 watch it now um but just like in terms of your rhetoric and what you do um but not every you

00:22:07.860 have to have them there has to be those kinds of guys that are like they go just up against the

00:22:13.620 perimeter and like almost crosses it but they're ogs but then because it makes it much harder of sorts

00:22:20.900 at least for the state and for the machine to actually go after them right so that they but that

00:22:27.220 reveals that well these guys are professional they're well put together they're in politics

00:22:30.580 it was elected he's doing activism what's wrong with this and still they target them right yeah

00:22:35.300 anyway okay right so martin selner had posted this too one of denmark's biggest tabloids today calls for

00:22:41.860 re-migration in a commentary so this is good because meanwhile you know they're putting drees in jail 1.00

00:22:47.700 who's been talking about re-migration as well as martin selner for years and now it is getting out

00:22:53.300 there and this is one of denmark's biggest tabloids i guess there was some commentary

00:22:57.380 a writer had mentioned it so it's getting out there more and more in the mainstream yeah the uh

00:23:01.940 he's saying they shall i guess you can say or they are not going to be integrated they're going to go

00:23:07.940 home right that's what that says right there uh which is good i agree the worst thing is what was

00:23:13.940 that the skull him how do you say that the shoulder so in danish with the accent uh d dcll him that's

00:23:21.140 i would say they shall him yeah we need we need that in like many different languages i need to

00:23:26.580 know how to say that 20 european languages yeah they have to go back it's that's what you're saying

00:23:30.660 that they have to go back so yes integration is the biggest threat right it's better i make the 1.00

00:23:37.220 point all the time let me reiterate it and say it's better to have them as an isolated uh colony 0.85

00:23:43.060 inside of our countries that do not integrate until we can politically muster up the willpower and

00:23:49.060 leadership to actually take care of those colonies and say all right it was not fun having you here

00:23:55.860 but bye and then now you gotta go now now you can go back to your country again that's right set up 0.98

00:24:01.300 there uh okay so we also have uh speaking to that i guess regarding deportations and stuff i saw this

00:24:08.580 was linked up here they were critical obviously this this is what i voted for all the mega cultists on

00:24:15.060 social media as i said here and now this is from dd geopolitics that continuously posts uh videos

00:24:22.580 about uh when like ukrainians are being uh blown up by russian bombs and you see all the all the smiley

00:24:29.380 faces and like thumbs up on their telegram channel how great this is and yeah you go putin kill those

00:24:35.540 nazis you know kind of thing god so obviously on this issue then they got score squirmish right

00:24:41.060 okay okay let's play the clip first spineless so this they they object they objected this but

00:24:47.940 killing ukrainians okay you know that's let them know what's going on with their employer 0.65

00:24:54.580 look at that look at that let him go he's scared he's resisting for a reason dude let him go

00:25:01.460 just let him move the car dude he's not trying to oh my god why do you guys act like animals

00:25:16.420 oh my god this is crazy what the is that it's called deportation

00:25:23.940 i mean you're you're going to you're going to get out of that van one way or another it's just how

00:25:34.100 what how much pain how much harder are you going to make this

00:25:39.780 what are you guys doing man i mean look at that four guys for one

00:25:42.820 i'm sure it's got this huge rap sheet probably because they all do

00:25:50.420 oh you're just deporting this poor little guy well i mean right right now they're just going after

00:25:56.660 criminals illegally immigrants which is already crime obviously but those are actually 1.00

00:26:00.580 committed additional crimes to them look at the van though too it's hardly anybody and then they put

00:26:06.740 up these videos and act like this is happening you know every minute across the country god i wish

00:26:10.980 affordable power well that's him being there and doing this is uh yes it's the south park meme right

00:26:19.860 yeah they're they're taking your job they're undercutting the other workers in the country that are

00:26:24.900 doing this by the book by the rules by the permit paperwork all everything here's this new guy showing

00:26:30.900 up illegal on a burbank tons of tons of beaners there so so uh so yes this is a problem 1.00

00:26:40.980 what's your name what's your name what's your name hey what's your name

00:26:49.940 tell us where you're from so we can get you out of jail

00:26:56.020 you're gonna have to get him out of jail in a different country

00:26:58.020 you notice how these brown people don't just get behind anyone that's brown oh it doesn't matter 0.99

00:27:07.140 they know anything about this person they don't know what's going on what has he done he could

00:27:11.780 have raped some little kids for all they know yeah exactly

00:27:18.820 but you see when they spread the message in in the media that they're just rounding up anybody who's

00:27:24.420 brown which they're doing on msnbc essentially um then these people are going to act like like that's

00:27:30.580 the case right these other uh onlookers in this scenario here but it's like okay what do you think

00:27:36.900 i mean this is so this is what one guy intensive one guy the the costs the the one guy granted

00:27:46.100 this will probably help to the other people then see that hopefully and they're like oh

00:27:50.660 shit you know kind of thing like i'm i'm in the country legally they could come for me and that 0.64

00:27:55.860 probably might or might not be a deterrent i'm not sure that's wasn't that why they offered them

00:28:01.140 a small lump sum money like deport yourself and you get some money or something which is a joke

00:28:04.980 because i just know of course but anyway um this is the problem for the but what what did you

00:28:11.300 think deportations were going to look like what's the meme post you need force when people don't

00:28:17.540 want to go back vibes essays like what do you what do you think what do you think it is it's it's

00:28:22.980 grabbing people physically and and and getting them out of the country kicking them out of the

00:28:29.380 country because they're here illegally and in addition they have for now as far as we understand the 1.00

00:28:34.340 situation if not the majority uh definitely a sizable majority of them have also in addition to that

00:28:40.900 committed other crimes right uh and of course it's gang leaders it's drug dealers there's sexual

00:28:46.020 offenders there's criminals that have shot people or other type of violent crime kind of thing right

00:28:50.980 it's like chip them put them in cargo planes and drop them back off into the desert yeah way down south

00:28:57.780 yeah so the dg dd geopolitics here uh sycophants for anything that uh russia do with its denazification

00:29:06.260 program of ukraine comes from the uh i forget it was some internal military leak i think sarah

00:29:12.660 something i forget what her last name is now she was uh it stood for like a russian name do you do

00:29:19.460 do do or something i forget what it was dd so it comes from that she's kind of pivoted but uh it's

00:29:25.060 kind of interesting that they're like they have a what you have a problem with this now like you're

00:29:29.780 you're okay blowing up people and then you have an issue with you know these people are americans

00:29:34.180 trying to get their country back and this how many times have we seen cop like cops do this to white

00:29:38.500 people and white protesters and like you know pull them out of cars storm their house raid their house

00:29:44.420 show up you know ask them questions well i mean again it's it's this citizens legal if you're in

00:29:49.940 that situation it's going to happen one way or another it's just a fact right but if they can

00:29:54.740 try to turn every every effort to round up people into a huge circus and you can shoot you know media

00:30:01.780 and coverage and up on social media everywhere or whatever then they think that they just could

00:30:05.220 somehow slow it down i guess or something speaking of that sorry you know because we talk about the

00:30:09.940 putin's sycophant there um russia proposed plan to end iran israel conflict putin says he's informed

00:30:18.100 trump netanyahu but there was an interesting passage here um putin also noted that israel's large

00:30:24.660 russian-speaking population factored into moscow's concerns israel today is almost a russian-speaking

00:30:31.220 country a large number of people from the ussr live there moscow takes this into account he said

00:30:37.460 oh they're they're your guys russians russian russian russian jews yes anyway

00:30:45.700 that's gonna it's gonna save the west okay well actually matt gates also proposed something remember

00:30:50.660 he's uh flipped the script on that as well he's been exposing how israeli government uh also the

00:30:57.140 hypocrisy over them having you know secret nuclear facilities and said okay how about we just go

00:31:01.620 inspect both countries and both iran and israel give up whatever they've got and then we end the

00:31:06.820 conflict like that but that's just it that's not gonna happen well it's interesting with the with the

00:31:10.740 bomb thing right um uh it's like isn't this the iran israel thing here right as israel bombs around

00:31:21.380 now isn't that really the reason why they would need a bomb like isn't that if they didn't have

00:31:26.900 one this is certainly going to bring them even closer to actually having one or aspiring to have

00:31:30.980 one i mean again just from an objective poking the bear like being being next to a neighbor like that

00:31:36.580 that have we we don't even know how many nukes they have and they're just totally skirting the

00:31:41.220 international you know atomic uh what is called uh non-proliferation agreements and they don't have to

00:31:47.940 say anything about what they have or whatever uh yeah of course yeah i saw this one this is kind of

00:31:53.700 funny uh let me add this in speaking of bombs right we'll get to iran and stuff like that in a moment

00:31:59.780 here too did you see this one this is kind of funny meme here uh so here's the here here's how we graded

00:32:06.180 the bombs right so here's a bomb then there are bad bombs they're agreeable bombs good bombs obviously

00:32:13.540 very good bombs what bomb exactly what do you mean we i didn't see it i didn't see any bombs what are

00:32:21.140 you talking about so it's just surgical strikes that's all right okay anyway so let's uh dive into

00:32:26.100 this here but i want to begin with the uh the iran kooking here that they're seeking to put in place

00:32:32.180 reza palavi now granted of course he does have some legitimacy in the terms of actually being a royalty from

00:32:39.540 iran uh however he's been very outspoken about his just uber support for israel he's been on many

00:32:48.820 diplomatic visits there uh he's talked about how they're making their desert bloom and he all that

00:32:55.700 we want to do this for all those artichokes you know he made some historic visits to israel

00:33:01.060 a couple of years ago now i think uh but anyway he went on fox news obviously to pitch his his coup here

00:33:06.980 that now is a real now is our chance right and as he said it is to take back iran kind of thing

00:33:12.820 your highness you wanted to give the your highness a message in farcee thank you so much

00:33:18.740 is this the first time fox news of broadcasting persian i think it is right

00:33:38.020 fox is like an israeli front at this point yes she said your royal highness thank you so much for

00:33:46.980 being here and we will be watching your your work thank you sir yes we're gonna watch you

00:33:52.340 i think her lips need some more fillers game 0.97

00:33:58.180 we're gonna watch you work that's right we're gonna coo you in well how the hell is he gonna run 0.60

00:34:02.420 a country if you can't even open a water bottle

00:34:14.420 like the woman's showing him on the side

00:34:19.060 he needs a woman she she opened the water for him he's rubbing his hands after

00:34:23.940 did he have some like oh my god is there some lubricant to take the uh

00:34:27.060 it's just a lotion it's just a lotion i'm not really that weak although at the same time that's

00:34:33.380 kind of indicative of royalty these days isn't it yeah they don't do anything i can't even open my

00:34:37.700 water bottle can't do anything all right funny all right anyway uh as we know uh iran will have a

00:34:46.260 nuke any day now not stopped iran could produce a nuclear weapon in a very short time it could be a 0.69

00:34:53.780 year it could be within a few months they have the wherewithal the stored up preserved knowledge

00:35:01.220 to make a bomb very quickly uh if they wanted to do it iran is so dangerous weeks away from having

00:35:07.780 the fissile material for an entire arsenal of nuclear bombs they're very close they're six

00:35:13.860 months away from being about 90 of having the rich uranium for an atom bomb iran is gearing up

00:35:19.140 2006 to produce 25 bombs atomic bombs a year 250 bombs in a decade ladies and gentlemen 1996 time

00:35:27.460 is running out iran will be 20 years 1995 producing alone without importing anything nuclear bombs within

00:35:34.500 three to five years yeah so uh you know it's a couple of decades now where is this where is the

00:35:39.700 bomb can we is there any evidence of this bomb uh so obviously what has happened here is we're

00:35:45.860 basically on repeat back in 2003 with iraq and weapons of mass destruction and anthrax and all

00:35:53.140 this shit wmds it's a little reminder here but actually they also had nuke nukes by the way iran 0.53

00:35:59.620 which obviously they didn't do but they had those but they had they if they didn't go in to not find

00:36:05.380 the nukes they would have had a nuke yeah that works because reconstituting its nuclear weapons program 0.88

00:36:10.260 saddam hussein has held numerous meetings with iraqi nuclear scientists a group he calls his nuclear

00:36:18.260 mujahideen his nuclear holy warriors holy satellite photographs reveal that iraq is rebuilding facilities

00:36:27.380 at sites that have been part of its nuclear program in the past iraq has attempted to purchase

00:36:33.460 high strength aluminum tubes and other equipment needed for gas centrifuges which are used to enrich

00:36:41.220 uranium for nuclear weapons if the iraqi regime is able to produce buy or steal an amount of highly 0.76

00:36:50.020 enriched uranium a little larger than a single softball it could have a nuclear weapon in less than a year

00:36:58.100 yeah yeah that happened totally uh totally truthful totally no gay op here no neocon objective no 0.59

00:37:07.860 zionist issues here involved whatsoever yeah so we're we're kind of getting fed some of that but

00:37:13.220 there is though having said that partially due to these monumental failures in uh well they're not

00:37:19.940 failures they're you know by design obviously but i'm saying from an official point of view oh what

00:37:24.740 what happened oh there was such the iraq there was just such a few we didn't know that we didn't

00:37:29.140 know but we told you we had they had all these issues uh you know bombs and bioweapons and dangerous

00:37:35.060 things but you know but we had to go in there to check all the hans blicks you know famous back in

00:37:41.620 2002 in the lead up to to the iraq war swedish weapons inspector was allowed into the country

00:37:48.660 essentially it was him and uh was it scott ritter as well wasn't he one of the weapons inspectors

00:37:54.180 that to take along with their secret nuclear facilities so they wouldn't know where to

00:37:58.980 inspect right that's that's the angle but the point is they did let them in you have to like

00:38:03.140 look all around the desert to find it and that suite isn't going to know where to go i mean that's

00:38:07.300 that's what i mean sure i mean yeah of course i mean countries lie whatever but i mean look at the

00:38:12.980 preeminent liar in the region well they build they build fake like literally like fake staged

00:38:18.980 nuclear uh you know power stations no this is what we're you know with daimona and all that stuff

00:38:23.940 and i would think too with all the latest technology they'd have ways to scan for these things right

00:38:30.260 maybe possibly nuclear facilities i'm not sure i mean someone's building nukes right now they're

00:38:34.900 claiming that there's some big uh production facility in iran um under some mountain or something

00:38:41.140 and so we have to have american bunker busters to go in there and um moab the bombs right the

00:38:47.460 mother of all bombs and things like this used to kind of blow it all up but yeah i mean latest i saw

00:38:51.940 now f-22s are being sent there the military has been served lobster and steak and all the ready for

00:38:57.940 war boys we're this close don't they give you whatever meal you want before you die on death row

00:39:04.740 right they do what do you want anything you want everyone is just like surf and turf

00:39:10.500 like if i was going to die tomorrow i probably wouldn't want to eat any i'd be a little nervous

00:39:15.860 last meal hmm i have to think about that one my meatballs i don't know uh okay anyway so

00:39:21.940 herring lots of herring yes i know you missed no i would do a swedish shrimp shrimp a shrimp

00:39:28.100 sandwich or maybe a smorgas torta you know to be honest sandwich cake you're not not by the way

00:39:33.700 henrik is going to make one of those today and i think that i might have to take some video of you

00:39:38.340 making a smorgas torta just a few you know a few pictures make me a sandwich i'm not going to make

00:39:46.340 you a sandwich line i'm like your sandwich cake there you go i know they're pretty awesome very

00:39:51.140 good we'll do you know you do salmon and cream cheese one layer you have shrimp salad in there

00:39:55.540 you can have some uh uh you know obviously ham and cheese and decorate it it looks like it looks

00:40:00.900 a picture okay i mean it looks like a cake okay you can put it in the in the dog okay i'll find a

00:40:06.340 good classic uh classic dish it's you know the most people have heard of the smorgas boot right

00:40:11.300 smorgores board they say in uh in not even english in american pictures coming up on images okay

00:40:18.580 continue and i will put a smorgas torta it keeps going to smorgas board it doesn't want to show the

00:40:23.700 smorgas torta let me see it well i'll type it okay here we go here's here's google for you

00:40:28.580 yeah i got smorgas is it a do we have a good image a lot of cucumber on that one i'm not sure

00:40:34.420 i i lettuce it's a cake sandwich and it's really cool i mean does any other country do this i mean

00:40:41.460 russians do have come say no not maybe this exact same ingredients but they do things like that too

00:40:45.940 like layered things yeah they lots of layers i love so obviously the cake part is there's nothing

00:40:50.500 sweet in there i mean it just it's not whipped cream it's a mayonnaise it's not the best pictures

00:40:56.900 either it's like it kind of an odd it's cream or sour cream or mayonnaise but class yeah i mean

00:41:02.340 i don't even make it right yeah there we go that's more like it look at that there we go that's

00:41:06.580 like a salad salad cake yeah that's a you gotta dig in there and inside you have that anyway how do

00:41:12.980 we end up on this trail i'm hungry i think that's why no i'm gonna get some pictures of you making

00:41:17.780 that though okay all right yeah i'll try i'm gonna make it look real nice i'm not bad at cooking you

00:41:22.900 you know i'm pretty i got some skills i got some skills anyway okay this is although this is not

00:41:27.380 cooking technique it's more like putting it together yeah it's an art form though well no of course it is

00:41:32.740 i mean there's some part you you have to blend ingredients but overall it's just like more you can

00:41:36.820 have a an instructions manual to how to do like how to do it all right back to iran bombs okay yeah of

00:41:42.980 course it's natural pivot here uh very good flow in the show here okay anyway uh let let's do this one

00:41:50.020 then what do we have okay so we had the cruise thing i guess we gotta talk a little bit about

00:41:54.740 that because it was there was some clips that were flying around whoops beat beat it to the punch here

00:41:59.460 there we go uh now i think the a-pack stuff is always kind of funny to get into oh he said actually

00:42:06.180 let me play this clip first i think tucker did a the show with the cruise and then he brought on

00:42:11.860 another guest and i'm not sure if this actually came up during the interview or not but there was

00:42:17.140 some claim here that ted cruz had said that iran is going to nuke la and i was all like

00:42:25.380 with all the demonstration stuff it's like hmm can we i mean okay let's let's hear him out

00:42:32.820 no but anyway anyway what do we have how can we make this out here's the here's the claim here that

00:42:38.340 cruz said these things and he brings on another guest to discuss this issue here i don't know i don't

00:42:42.500 think you watch fox news i heard ted cruz say that the iranians are going to nuke la

00:42:49.140 well as of right now they don't have a nuclear bomb um one interesting thing is is iran has not

00:42:56.580 developed missiles that go beyond a certain range doesn't mean they can't but they have been hesitant

00:43:03.620 to up until this point because they don't want to be seen as threatening countries outside their

00:43:09.460 region so why is ted cruz saying they're going to nuke la i think and again i've been a big ted cruz

00:43:16.100 fan over the years i've come to you know respect him on many levels i think he is repeating a talking

00:43:23.620 point that uh to help raise the level in people's minds a level of threat that iran actually imposed

00:43:31.140 let's let's in order to justify american and regime involvement in regime change correct let's be

00:43:37.060 honest iran has been a bad actor in the middle east they've been a they have been a major sponsor

00:43:43.300 terrorism indisputably but i believe their economy is the size of course it's called terrorism also

00:43:50.100 partially because they oppose uh how the different nations have been run through regime change and

00:43:56.580 they're trying to do something to prevent that right so you got to kind of put it in perspective in

00:43:59.940 terms of why they do what they do kind of thing what other what what are their options like any

00:44:05.940 other again if there's any other country that had these things happening in their region be that the

00:44:11.300 us or any other european country or china or whatever it is right they would obviously they they would get

00:44:15.780 involved in trying to you know aid what they see to be their political um that would benefit them

00:44:22.020 politically and seek and and again from a national security point of view for them right so they but you can

00:44:27.780 just label a terrorism and then say that see when they're fighting or or trying to put up opposition

00:44:34.100 against what they see as toppling different you know leaders in these regions and and doing what

00:44:39.060 they did in iraq or in syria or in libya or whatever it is right well that you can't do that you see you

00:44:45.220 can't we can because we're the good guys i mean we should play some clips of was it iran in the 50s

00:44:51.780 yeah i mean again what it used to be yes i mean good point and glad you brought that up

00:44:58.340 continuous gay op and regime change and different revolutions that they they encourage and spur on 1.00

00:45:05.060 and then all of a sudden you know you went from yeah more or less a you know secular kingdom right

00:45:10.260 in the 50s to the now a hardcore theocracy and muslim shiite i think it is right um 1.00

00:45:16.260 um and then you conveniently just like with what they did with saddam right he was convenient when

00:45:23.140 there was the kuwait war for example right and then now you use those guys that you've helped to

00:45:27.380 put in place and then when they're not convenient when it's not expedient anymore then you can

00:45:31.780 say well he's a dictator and he's doing all these things when he was enabled essentially by foreign

00:45:36.420 interests and other things and then you can topple them and say see we saved that we good thing we did

00:45:41.700 that we uh we rid ourselves of the big global problem here now is the threat to the global

00:45:46.660 peace and security and the order right saudi arabia alone spends four times what they do on defense

00:45:52.580 they're bordered by pakistan that has a nuclear weapon and they have pretty decent relationship

00:45:58.820 right now but over the years there's been tension because pakistan sunni iran shia you have israel

00:46:04.820 uh with a very capable nuclear triad and very capable um hey that no one no one really knows that okay

00:46:11.620 that's all that's all army so they're surrounded by countries in the region that have historical

00:46:18.020 antagonisms with them um and they simply right now do not possess the capability to hit the united

00:46:25.380 states with conventional weapons what they do and this is something we've talked about need to be

00:46:29.940 concerned about is they do have um the ability to infiltrate terrorists in other countries that is a

00:46:37.780 risk that is something we need to take into account but is not existential like the threat posed by china

00:46:44.260 with all right anyway he goes the chai comes yeah anyway okay so i just want to bring that up because

00:46:50.660 it was the ted cruz thing and like oh my god they're gonna nuke la here apparently so you don't you can

00:46:55.300 just um you can basically just say anything and you can drive that narrative and then that becomes

00:47:01.220 essentially a reality when enough people believe it or enough media regurgitates it and then you can just

00:47:06.100 say well see that's the reason why we now need to support israel to uh topple the iranian theocracy

00:47:12.500 and we can put uh we'll be that you know the guy who can't open a plastic bottle or whatever

00:47:17.300 reza palavi in there or whomever they seek or maybe they just seek to create enough chaos where it just 0.65

00:47:23.060 breaks up into different regions and just like out of iraq right then you can actually get beneficial

00:47:27.300 other terrorist groups that you can continue to use in that chaos right that's kind of what happened

00:47:31.380 both in syria partially and also iraq right now you're like kind of an isis type thing predecessor

00:47:36.260 to isis takes form and takes shape and for a while you can kind of almost uh you know kind of support

00:47:41.380 them a little bit on the back end to make sure that they do grow and get power this is how they play

00:47:44.900 the geopolitical chessboard all the time so here's the clip where he kind of talks about apac ted cruz

00:47:50.740 claims apac is not a foreign lobby really no see her mom so i've never taken money from the israel lobby

00:47:58.820 have you taken money from the israel apac so apac raises a lot of money for me but it's actually

00:48:04.580 a misnomer because the people who raise money are individuals so it's not the pack itself but they're

00:48:10.180 individual members yeah it's just the individuals are at it again is that the lex friedman it's just

00:48:16.340 there is no there cannot be group interest here involved it's just individuals well i don't have

00:48:23.060 it so therefore no one else which means individualism is good and socialism bad okay got it in the

00:48:29.940 american israeli uh friendship is a foreign lobby no it's an american lobby it's the apac stands for

00:48:37.380 the america israeli political action what is it lobby for so to be honest not a whole lot effectively

00:48:43.700 listen i came into to congress not israel not is the the obvious elephant in the room here

00:48:51.780 no no you you see no no you see um it's the a is first before the i oh it's america so it's america

00:48:59.540 oh i see it's how interested israel sorry america is with having good relations with israel that that's

00:49:06.100 the direction it's flowing it's not the opposite direction here you see teen years ago with the

00:49:10.820 stated intention of being the leading defender of israel in the united states senate right and

00:49:14.980 i've worked every day to do that a pack a lot of times

00:49:20.740 a pack i wish were much more effective like they're they're

00:49:28.900 i'm not terrified of a pack at all i'm you're the one who seems a little uncomfortable when i'm

00:49:32.260 asking no not uncomfortable at all i'm just asking what a pack does my understanding having

00:49:37.060 known a lot like i could tell you is that it lobbies on behalf of the israeli government

00:49:42.820 oh okay then what does it do when was the last time a pack took a position that deviated from

00:49:49.380 prime minister netanyahu all the time anyone okay let me go back and give a little history if you

00:49:55.860 want to do a deep dive on a pack i don't i want to do a shallow dive that gets no i want to get to the

00:50:00.580 question impact is lobbying for a foreign government and i don't it's not no lobbying for the united states it is

00:50:06.900 lobbying for a strong u.s israeli relationship okay and so it's on behalf of whom though right

00:50:14.660 that has nothing to do with the foreign government it it wants america and israel to be closely allied

00:50:21.460 okay but it's lobbying on behalf of the interests of another country so that's not true at all and and

00:50:28.260 it's not true no and how much contact one thing they've done for america what's that name one thing

00:50:34.180 they've done for america that benefits america well they have done good things for israel which

00:50:38.500 is america's primary interest that's what they'll tell you yeah what's good for israel is actually

00:50:42.660 really good for america of course when we give them money uh they buy some of our weapons back

00:50:47.460 again for from the money we just gave them we said this is really this is a good relationship

00:50:52.180 i imagine some i think the government of israel is often frustrated with aipac do you think there's

00:50:56.260 not nearly strong enough do you think there's any coordination between the government of israel and

00:50:59.940 aipac do they talk sure if you're lobbying for more u.s mexico trade would you talk to people in

00:51:06.900 the u.s and mexico and the government sure like like if so i'm not mad about that there are million

00:51:11.540 countries that lobby washington i like a lot of those countries including okay but aipac or americans

00:51:16.100 they're not israeli hold on there are tons of americans who lobby on behalf of foreign governments

00:51:20.100 i know them i'm related to some of them i know how it works i'm from here so my question is not

00:51:24.980 is it outrageous that foreign governments lobby the united states they all do

00:51:27.780 okay including israel my only question is why don't we admit that is what's happening

00:51:33.460 you're denying it but it's true and that's what you're saying is false why aren't they registered

00:51:37.620 as a foreign lobby because they're not yeah it's an american lobby that's that's that's how we skirted

00:51:43.780 well can you tell me the names of some of the other countries that are lobbying so hard and and have

00:51:49.220 their you know their people and government Qatar come on are you kidding me oh it's a Qatar

00:51:56.740 or occupied governments now yeah cog um

00:52:02.420 there's a call because it's Qatar isn't that technically how you pronounce it anyway so uh

00:52:07.860 yeah he's gotten a little he's gotten a little money there from aipac and of course that's i mean

00:52:12.580 there's many others aipac is not the only game in town there in dc yeah there's the one everyone

00:52:18.340 knows about many other ways of course that they go about this but anyway there's some interesting more

00:52:22.740 clips here um ted cruz told or this is a post here but uh ted cruz told tucker carlson that aipac

00:52:29.780 doesn't coordinate with the state of israel thus does not need to register under the foreign act is it

00:52:36.340 i forget the a stands for um foreign agent registration agency or whatever the far stands for

00:52:42.500 um that's plainly not true they discuss coordination openly here's an israeli minister

00:52:51.300 stating that he asked aipac to lobby congress on the icc issue and here's this evening i met with

00:52:58.180 aipac leaders michael tushin and howard core the state of israel owes them much for their long-standing

00:53:04.980 support i asked them to work with the administration and congress to take dramatic steps against the

00:53:10.100 decisions by the prosecutors of the icc to demand arrest warrants for prime minister and the defense

00:53:16.260 minister the prime minister of the jewish state and other senior officials cannot be declared war

00:53:22.420 criminals and equated with hamas murderers israel is a strong country that knows how to ensure its

00:53:29.060 existence but on the international stage we need the unconditional support of the united states stemming

00:53:35.860 from genuine friendship so here's a little a very parasitic relationship of course one-way relationship

00:53:43.700 yeah and then you get into the other layer of this here too obviously they're aipac leaders these guys

00:53:47.780 but are they of a specific ethnic cohesion here is this are you now can we not can we stop pretending

00:53:57.460 that if you are of a certain ethnic group either jewish or any other group ethnic group for that matter

00:54:03.780 not in every single case but majority they will stand up for their own people and they will do

00:54:09.860 things that are beneficial to them no these are american citizens and there's no they're totally objective

00:54:14.660 and they will they they just work on behalf here because these is this is really what benefits america at the

00:54:19.620 end of the day you see they're thinking america first but it does generally though that that narrative which is

00:54:25.540 blatantly false and these are lies it does fit into that narrative of of even what china brought up where they saw 0.77

00:54:33.380 israel as the victim it's america using israel in the region to making sure that they can have it as an

00:54:39.220 outpost in order to you know like a base of operations and and things like this essentially

00:54:43.940 uh but of course if you don't take into account the formation of that uh not only a pack but like

00:54:48.820 in the early days and how they organize and lobby and push for their interest uh then maybe on the surface

00:54:55.620 that maybe to them that's what it looks like but that's far that can't a state to do a deep dive

00:55:00.740 into the history of how these things came about and what what happened but anyway uh okay here's

00:55:06.180 another clip here um yeah let's just play this we don't have to preface it i'm all sad comes up here

00:55:14.820 does massage share all of its intelligence with us oh probably not but they share a lot

00:55:19.620 we don't share all of our intelligence with them but we share a lot it's a close alliance do they

00:55:23.620 spy domestically in the united states oh they probably do and we do as well and and

00:55:27.460 friends and allies spy on each other and and i assume why assume all of our allies spy on us

00:55:31.780 that's okay with you you know what one of the things about being a conservative is that you're

00:55:36.740 not does does like britain does the uk spy on america i mean they already have what the five eyes

00:55:43.860 agreement they share intelligence that's that's i mean you can think of it what you want but i'm

00:55:47.700 saying that's a genuine friendship in terms of like you know interests politically and we share this with

00:55:52.420 each other so much that should be called the five eyes and the nose because they're part of

00:55:56.740 anyway that's not naive and utopian you you don't think humans are all part of the reason oh he brings

00:56:02.660 up conservatives what that is about here this is having nothing interesting pivot here too of like

00:56:07.780 this is why socialism doesn't work it comes into it it's like why because you wouldn't get money from

00:56:12.900 a pack and be able to do self-serving things that just undermines your own people that you're supposed

00:56:17.700 to represent the things about being a conservative is that you're not naive and utopian you you don't

00:56:23.380 think humans are all part of the reason are you think we all bleed red and we could all be an

00:56:27.940 american isn't that except i mean sure but isn't that also accepting mediocrity they're just gonna spy 0.97

00:56:34.180 on us it's fine you know like remember some of the stories that have come out the guy who's like

00:56:39.300 crawling through vents to get into uh john carrey's when he was on the bathroom and

00:56:43.940 shit like this i mean there's like some crazy stories stingray devices was found in the white

00:56:49.220 house that was turned out to yeah that belonged to israel like the u.s doesn't spy in that kind

00:56:54.580 of capacity on as far as i know on any israeli you know politically but to him it's it's no big deal

00:57:00.260 this is just what friends and allies do it's not a big deal you know 1.5 million from a pack and

00:57:06.660 probably other kickbacks and other kinds of ways that he's just you know this is what this is your line

00:57:11.940 okay isn't socialism doesn't work is is the the the mantra from each according to his especially not

00:57:17.940 national socialism abilities to each according to his needs doesn't work as a conservative i assume

00:57:23.060 people act in their rational self-interest so it's conservative to pay people to spy on you

00:57:27.940 it's conservative to recognize that human beings act in their own self-interest and every one of our

00:57:32.580 friends spies on us and i'm not do you like it that's my question i'm not asking whether they

00:57:37.060 have motive to do it of course they do i understand that i spy on my friends all the time

00:57:41.300 of course yeah you make sure that they don't you know you don't trust them yeah of course it's not

00:57:45.540 a relationship based on trust and understanding and knowing and mutual respect it's just like how

00:57:50.500 how does this cuck just go off on socialism all of a sudden like what does that have to do with

00:57:55.540 this question about massad spying on her individual values and socialism bad okay let's remember what's

00:58:00.820 important here okay you get you don't want to have you don't want to have any kind of you don't want

00:58:05.300 to have any kind of collective interest here but the other side though the the guys he's defending

00:58:11.700 is is doing exactly what he not that they're doing social but i'm saying they're like

00:58:16.020 they think of their group interests oh it's hardcore jewish national socialism i'm not mad at them

00:58:22.580 but you're an american lawmaker so i just want to know hold on i want to know your attitude

00:58:27.460 you said that your guiding principle in fact the only principle the only criterion i said guiding

00:58:33.300 the the overwhelming i wouldn't say only is is it in america's interest is it in america's interest

00:58:37.380 for israel to spy on us including on the president um it is in america's interest to be closely allied

00:58:44.900 with israel because we get huge benefits for it and you want us to want to see the clear but i just

00:58:50.500 want to stop on the spying for a second that it takes place as you know um and including on the

00:58:55.700 president of the united states and several precedents and i just want to know if that's

00:59:00.100 okay and why is it okay wouldn't an american lawmaker say to a client state you're not allowed

00:59:05.620 to spy on us i'm sorry i know why you want to i'm not mad at you but you're not allowed to sure and

00:59:09.460 i don't care for it i don't want to be spied on by you is that it's kind of weird not to say that

00:59:14.820 but you don't seem able to say that all right so tucking did a good job but then i did see a clip

00:59:20.260 where he went on bannon again maybe it was after maybe it was a day before or maybe the day before

00:59:26.340 the interview was released or something but and it's like i don't know but i don't even want to

00:59:30.740 talk about his he almost seems scared also at that same time you know i think he's crossing the line a

00:59:35.940 little too far or something i don't know it was just like i don't i don't even want to address it

00:59:39.620 kind of thing but if you're if you're looking out for america america's interest you have to you have

00:59:45.060 to look at that it was i think it was tim pool was uh blabbering something about fuentes or whatever

00:59:51.060 it's like oh he's israel first because he talks about these issues all the time kind of thing well

00:59:56.500 no because if you're interested in actually preserving your country or saving your country

01:00:00.660 you got to look at the threats that is against the country yeah okay here's one obviously this is

01:00:04.980 not a mutual beneficial relationship here and in fact it's disproportional behind many of the issues

01:00:10.740 that we are currently struggling with so then that becomes the issue you have to talk about

01:00:14.820 anyway they're just pretending i mean team pool goes and meeting netanyahu in secret and all this

01:00:19.140 stump dumb stuff right uh okay a couple of quick clips here that i thought was funny i think this

01:00:25.620 was over nukes too i forget who this was with some kind of minister or ex-minister in israel

01:00:29.860 he was interviewed by 60 minutes uh australia i think why should the world tolerate you having nuclear

01:00:36.180 weapons and not say iran first again we never admitted to have such weapons but the very

01:00:44.980 comparison is i must say it's very insulting and i tell you why we suffered one holocaust we listen to 0.82

01:00:54.500 our neighbors is it because of the holocaust that you should be allowed to have nuclear weapons you 0.96

01:00:59.060 know what this interview was finished now it's over in your questions i thought i don't want to is it the

01:01:07.300 case that did he uh did that interviewer turned up dead later is it does anyone know is he still

01:01:13.460 a little how's our bro doing is he okay what's what's happening with the guy oh my god uh nukes

01:01:20.100 well my holocaust should you share nukes because this interview is over uh okay another one here

01:01:26.020 that's kind of funny um it was a uh a jungian slip here from one of the us uh united nations reps i forget

01:01:33.940 her name uh speaking about israel i think she was supposed to talk about iran but it was a slip

01:01:40.020 up israel's government has also spread chaos terror and suffering throughout the region 0.78

01:01:47.780 iran's government has also spread

01:01:52.180 let us not forget that the iranian government was an enabling and ideological

01:01:57.220 look at these women behind her what's behind hamas deadly assault on israel this is why we can't have 0.98

01:02:02.900 nice things oh my god that's that's the reason right there oh and in the chances oh my gods the

01:02:08.340 layered cakes i saw some real monstrosities in siberia layering mayonnaise with cheese and anchovies

01:02:15.300 i'm a terrible european and that i don't like mayonnaise or fish i'll accept if you want to kick me out

01:02:21.060 of the club it's under review let me just put it it's where we have this uh you know a document

01:02:28.820 pile with under reviews for the who who's part of the folk and who's not good to see you and hope

01:02:33.460 you're doing well uh yeah i do in moderation mayo is a it's a it's a great addition there's some uh

01:02:39.300 very anti-mayo uh people i i we're white i just i don't get it but mayo monkeys am i right 1.00

01:02:45.460 banana mayo sandwiches am i right it's a peak white culture you can't you okay you can't mix 0.86

01:02:53.620 bananas with any okay uh all right so there was another one too we don't have to play but israel

01:02:59.540 apparently israelis can't leave the country now they're like not allowed to leave which

01:03:04.180 is kind of interesting they're basically doing like what a ukraine of sorts i'm sure it's because

01:03:08.900 all the right people already got out yeah they're worried that iran's gonna nuke them right

01:03:12.900 speaking of group cohesion and things that are good for them it is true though on top of that

01:03:16.420 too for the sake of accuracy when it's expedient they are willing to sacrifice their own like with

01:03:22.660 the hannibal so yeah the hannibal directive and things like this that they do they do sometimes look

01:03:28.660 the other way because for the greater good right like i don't think i don't think they're facing any

01:03:34.180 real threat of getting you know me a major nuke a nuke no but i mean they are being bombed it's the

01:03:40.660 but it's the seventh day now it has how many how many of how many bombs like how many have died

01:03:45.780 do they know is there a death you could probably you can google it right now you can probably just

01:03:49.140 you know strategic targets try to find an official number let me know i i'm not sure i'm not sure

01:03:54.260 actually i should have maybe uh had that number ready for you but anyway in the meantime while you do

01:03:58.500 that i know you guys are very we talked about you know smurgle's torta and all that stuff right you

01:04:02.980 gotta you gotta have your kitchen in order right you gotta have things clean and cleaned up

01:04:06.740 here's one simple trick to fool yahweh if you want to make your kitchen kosher how does one 0.91

01:04:13.540 make a kitchen kosher hi my name is hannah and i'm a hasidic jew living in florida and just last week

01:04:19.700 we moved into a new apartment because the people before us did not keep a kosher home mayor and i

01:04:25.540 needed to make all the appliances kosher again i want to make a disclaimer please do not do any of this

01:04:32.340 on your own this can be very dangerous if you don't know what you're doing and the laws are

01:04:36.500 very oriented and you want to make sure that you did it right we put towels around because this can

01:04:40.980 get messy he's pouring boiling hot water and then using an iron to get the countertops to a very hot

01:04:46.580 temperature this process is extracting any not kosher flavor that is in this counter it's only hot food

01:04:53.460 that can make the counter not kosher and through that same way we extract the knock who who who

01:04:59.540 who doesn't want to who doesn't want to iron their countertops come on guys i know you all have to

01:05:04.580 drive sure from the countertops he's now sealing the countertops with cold water so that the flavor

01:05:10.500 doesn't just go back in moving on to the microwave this process is a lot simpler yes bacon grease so with

01:05:18.660 hot water and put it in for about ten and a half minutes and you've got a kosher microwave ovens

01:05:24.180 at the highest level of heat reason being ovens can heat up to very high temperatures and you have

01:05:30.340 to get it very very hot to extract is he he's dangerously close to that oven right there the

01:05:35.380 not kosher flavor there are other ways of doing this part some people just turn their oven on self

01:05:40.420 clean for a whole bunch of hours or put their oven on a very very high temperature wishing everybody

01:05:45.860 need to get in there for a closer look sure did you really get everything i think there's a piece

01:05:53.940 right in there right in the back there hansel and gretel am i right okay all right recent conflict

01:05:58.980 between iran and israel at least 24 israelis have been killed and hundreds more injured by iranian

01:06:04.100 attacks i'm sorry so only 24 killed officially hundreds injured yeah it's probably a low a low number

01:06:13.780 remarkable surgical i mean i've seen a lot of bombs rain down i mean i'm sure they go to bomb shelters

01:06:19.220 and stuff obviously but uh okay interesting um i was gonna say about that oh yeah it's always about

01:06:27.780 the the trick going back to the clip here right there's some trick or some like kind of

01:06:33.540 this is like disgust obviously in like rabbinical you know thoughts and like how do we okay now we

01:06:42.740 have this new modern device like a toaster or something right and it's this deep analysis of

01:06:49.780 like how well how do we how do we make this according to these rules that we have in this book you know that

01:06:57.220 also says we can have this land over here um okay now can we conform everything how no we you know

01:07:04.020 the yaruv right you can hang this wire around this area and now you're protected from yahweh's rage and 0.99

01:07:11.620 you can actually do things on the shabbat anyway actually you can now you can operate electronic

01:07:16.580 equipment and everything else it's probably some trick or some like some

01:07:20.020 this is not this is not religious like um how to put this is not ceremonial religious

01:07:27.780 sacred practices this is just some weird like ocd type thing almost that's coming through of like

01:07:33.780 what you are you saying they're neurotic is that what you're saying i would never say such a thing

01:07:39.780 that's that would be anti-semitic all right meanwhile we have uh what was the other slop here so

01:07:46.660 babylon b they've been posting some stuff i put in a second link there babylon b you know

01:07:52.500 some people say well wait a minute isn't this an america first post no they're making fun of you

01:07:57.300 if you say i don't know if america should be involved in another middle eastern war

01:08:02.340 says raging anti-semite now henrik at first you're like no they're making fun of that no

01:08:08.180 they're making fun of you if you say that because then if you look at well also it's seth

01:08:13.140 dylan behind this come on it's like babylon hebe right israel has a right to defend itself says

01:08:18.980 pro-war neocon zionist shill so they're making fun of people yeah i'm both they're both sides in

01:08:25.060 here it's hard it's hard to say what do you think which one which one was first june 19th do

01:08:30.180 have a date on the other one is there anyone no there's no date five hours ago okay there's no

01:08:37.700 data okay i assume i assume they did this one first probably and then people like that backlash

01:08:43.620 and they were fighting like what do you the hell are you doing and then they did this one june 19th

01:08:47.860 okay all right 11 27 this one was first because if it's supposed to be funny i mean obviously it's

01:08:54.660 not funny but i'm saying like but of course babylon b i thought they don't say things like uh neocon

01:09:02.260 zionist shill they they are neocon zionist shills in babylon b right well i'm not i mean they're pro

01:09:10.020 israel well so they're they're making fun of you if you're america first that's what's going on

01:09:14.660 yeah yeah but i saw adam adam green had his little post underneath that said the zionists will soon call

01:09:20.580 anyone who opposes the upcoming war with iran anti-semitic wait for it oh yeah there you go six

01:09:25.940 years ago yep well of course obviously yep yeah you gotta let you gotta let them do whatever they

01:09:31.860 want or you're uh you're in trouble um okay let's move on to this one here oh yeah so this is i just

01:09:40.260 have some israeli teens they're they're prank calling israelis acting like they're a foundation

01:09:47.460 that's trying to raise money to help you know blown up kids in gaza and stuff and then these jews are just 1.00

01:09:53.460 disgusted and hang up on them and like how could you and let's kill these people off anyway listen

01:09:58.660 okay

01:10:23.220 hello

01:10:31.620 you

01:10:32.660 Okay, I think I'm maybe misunderstanding.

01:11:00.520 These are Israeli teens calling other Israelis to make a joke that they're asking them to donate just to get a reaction.

01:11:06.700 Just to get a reaction.

01:11:07.580 It's not that they support.

01:11:08.760 I was going to say, are they protesting?

01:11:10.240 No, they're like, no, they're like, want to destroy these people, right?

01:11:13.020 So they just think it's funny getting these old Jews, like, riled up about it. 1.00

01:11:16.540 That's why she's laughing about it. 0.66

01:11:17.840 Okay, okay, I see.

01:11:22.940 Did they run this twice?

01:11:26.420 We saw that one already.

01:11:27.520 Okay, I saw that one.

01:11:31.700 All right, there you go.

01:11:32.720 So they think it's funny, right?

01:11:34.420 They think it's funny and they want all these people blown up and kids and they don't care.

01:11:40.000 They don't care.

01:11:40.600 Is there any sizable, like, I guess they would assume then that they're, like, leftist, but, like, a pro-Palestinian youth, like, in Israel?

01:11:50.780 It would be interesting to know.

01:11:51.660 I don't know if there's any statistics on that.

01:11:53.560 It would be interesting to be like, oh, let's call them a kind of...

01:11:57.420 Like, Tel Aviv, who, like, go, you know, half the time in Florida or something.

01:12:01.500 I thought gayness was canceled in Israel because of...

01:12:05.340 The gayness always continues. 1.00

01:12:07.880 I guess it does.

01:12:08.800 Yeah, check out this other one I came across.

01:12:11.960 Neurodivergent Zionist. 0.72

01:12:13.140 So Charlie Keeble, he's a neurodivergent Zionist. 1.00

01:12:16.600 It's a movement which links autism advocacy with support for Israel and Jewish people, emphasizing shared resilience.

01:12:25.340 Well, of course.

01:12:26.680 It's like, is he also trans, kind of trans?

01:12:30.740 I don't know.

01:12:32.180 All right.

01:12:32.480 Well, let's hear him out.

01:12:34.200 Hello there.

01:12:35.620 Well, here we are.

01:12:37.720 Now we move on to the next phase of my neurodivergent Zionist business. 0.50

01:12:42.840 Here we have the first T-shirt.

01:12:47.000 There's three of them, in fact.

01:12:49.040 First, there's this one, which is a reproduction and a new edition of my personalized T-shirt,

01:13:00.200 which I made exclusively for customers of Neurozion.

01:13:03.720 I'm autistic, but I'm not a Jew.

01:13:06.380 I'm a neurodivergent Zionist and a proud friend of Jews.

01:13:11.040 And then there's this one.

01:13:13.460 For Jews and non-Jews. 0.56

01:13:16.460 You wouldn't, I could not have one that could work for both ways.

01:13:20.400 Judaism is autism. 1.00

01:13:21.920 Me as an ally of the Jews and, of course, Jewish people themselves.

01:13:26.460 This one is a play on a quote by a famed autism researcher, Holmes Asperger.

01:13:32.580 It seems that for autism to succeed, a dash of Judaism is essential. 0.98

01:13:40.140 This is having the opposite effect of what they want to do.

01:13:44.200 These are the guys that will program AI, by the way.

01:13:50.880 They will be very efficient on that front.

01:13:53.300 It's brilliant, isn't it?

01:13:55.640 The star of David.

01:13:56.960 Look, he's really kidding.

01:13:59.020 It needs to be right, okay?

01:14:02.680 And explained.

01:14:03.440 Did he have a third?

01:14:04.140 Yeah, there's a third T-shirt here.

01:14:05.360 And then, of course, last but not least, his...

01:14:08.820 That's some wide hips he's got going on. 1.00

01:14:10.840 And it almost looked like he had little boobies or something there, too.

01:14:14.400 Like something's gone on.

01:14:14.980 Like something's gone on.

01:14:15.880 The Jewish people themselves choose your stripes. 0.97

01:14:18.460 All right.

01:14:22.700 I'll take it.

01:14:23.400 No comments.

01:14:24.400 It's funny.

01:14:27.160 Okay.

01:14:28.120 So I have one more here.

01:14:30.140 Charles Turner Jr. says, cheers to Midsommar tomorrow.

01:14:33.200 It's good to be home in Twin Falls.

01:14:35.620 The Reagan Airport was quite the clusterfuck.

01:14:38.000 Yeah, I can't imagine.

01:14:38.740 Sorry about that.

01:14:39.300 Yeah, my apologies.

01:14:40.440 Thank you, Charles.

01:14:41.060 Yeah, looking forward to seeing you as well.

01:14:42.320 Yes.

01:14:42.720 Awesome.

01:14:43.080 Thank you.

01:14:43.500 Appreciate it very, very much.

01:14:46.000 Let me see here.

01:14:46.800 I wanted to do...

01:14:49.360 Okay.

01:14:49.720 So this is kind of funny, though, speaking of...

01:14:51.360 I guess it's out of Britain, but...

01:14:53.900 Apparently, the Royal Mint did a Zog coin.

01:14:58.580 Did you know that?

01:14:59.480 Yes.

01:15:00.600 Nice.

01:15:01.220 It's some fun, happy-go-lucky dragon, I guess.

01:15:04.420 Prepare to soar, swoop, and loop the loop with the new coin celebrating the roarsome world

01:15:10.820 of Julia Donaldson and Axley Shafley's Zog, as we mark its $15.

01:15:16.800 Anniversary.

01:15:18.780 I might need that coin.

01:15:20.140 This is...

01:15:21.360 How did they get away with that?

01:15:22.460 Except that it's way too cute looking, you know?

01:15:24.640 Well, yeah, but you're telling me they got away for this?

01:15:26.560 They got away with this for 15 years?

01:15:29.080 Gosh.

01:15:29.560 Someone sent me the link.

01:15:30.680 Thank you for that.

01:15:30.880 That's amazing.

01:15:32.220 The Zog coin. 0.97

01:15:34.020 10,000 coins.

01:15:35.180 Yep.

01:15:36.040 Limited edition.

01:15:36.940 All right.

01:15:37.280 Well, why don't we do the rune segment here?

01:15:39.760 Heck, yeah.

01:15:40.200 That's the last thing.

01:15:41.300 Now, this is kind of interesting here.

01:15:45.000 Runes found in Canadian wilderness baffle archaeologists.

01:15:49.560 Why was it carved here?

01:15:50.760 What is the text?

01:15:51.740 There are no answers.

01:15:53.000 Now, we do have some answers, but keep in mind here, too.

01:15:56.320 This was just released, essentially.

01:15:58.940 However, they've been sitting on this for seven years, I believe, and they're only revealing

01:16:07.900 this and claiming that they have solved the issue after...

01:16:12.600 Well, they're revealing it only after they claim that they've solved the issue, right?

01:16:17.040 Which puts it in this different category.

01:16:20.520 What is this?

01:16:21.320 What are we looking at here?

01:16:22.920 Until we can come up with a story to cover for this, we won't say anything kind of thing.

01:16:28.700 That's what I'm...

01:16:29.960 Anyway, let's read a little bit here.

01:16:32.660 Archaeologists remain baffled by a surprising, seemingly ahistorical find located deep in

01:16:37.560 the Canadian wilderness.

01:16:39.400 But after the years of research analysis and historical corroboration, an interdisciplinary

01:16:44.000 team has finally made their findings available to the public.

01:16:48.300 Why didn't they do it sooner?

01:16:50.180 Tucked away in a forest approximately 465 miles northwest of Ottawa, a massive slab of bedrock

01:16:57.700 features a hand-etched rendition of the full Lord's Prayer.

01:17:02.740 But the religious text isn't inscribed in French or English.

01:17:05.660 It's composed of over 250 symbols from the oldest known runic alphabet.

01:17:10.680 The perplexing discovery happened completely by chance, according to the CBC.

01:17:16.660 Hidden for centuries, the stone became exposed only after a tree fell near the town of Wawa,

01:17:21.120 meant to be.

01:17:21.600 Not far from Lake Superior.

01:17:23.240 A closer inspection showed that someone had etched 255 runes into a roughly 4 by 5 foot

01:17:29.920 section of the slab.

01:17:31.140 Additionally, they took the time to add a detailed illustration of a boat.

01:17:35.840 Now keep that in mind too.

01:17:36.680 I'll talk more about that later.

01:17:38.140 An additional 16 runic signs and 14 X markings.

01:17:41.740 You can, if you have enough RAM space up in your brain, remember that too.

01:17:45.580 Photos of the site soon wound up in front of Ryan Primrose, president of the Ontario Centre

01:17:51.460 for Archaeological Education, who was immediately stunned by the images.

01:17:54.500 It's certainly among the least expected discoveries of my career.

01:17:57.960 It's absolutely fascinating, he said.

01:18:00.740 However, Primrose didn't want anyone jumping to conclusions about the inscription.

01:18:05.520 Yeah, why is that now?

01:18:07.520 See?

01:18:08.360 While it's true that Viking explored portions of present-day Canada thousands of years ago,

01:18:13.240 he doubted that they were responsible for the mystery message.

01:18:16.840 They could, it's impossible.

01:18:18.800 Okay, sure they came over with the boats, sure they had settlements, sure we find also

01:18:22.640 rock and runestones and rock carvings of Norse origin with, you know, in other parts of

01:18:27.820 the U.S. and things like this, right?

01:18:29.200 But they possibly can't have made it there, okay?

01:18:31.640 Yeah, exactly.

01:18:32.060 And what if it was in Arabic?

01:18:33.080 Would they be saying the same thing?

01:18:34.500 They would have revealed it, right?

01:18:35.560 See proof that the Muslims were here, we're all, everyone's welcome kind of thing, right?

01:18:40.160 Uh, we didn't want to release anything public until we had done as much analysis as possible

01:18:45.240 yet to cover it up.

01:18:46.040 He soon contacted Uppsala University Emeritus Professor of Ruinology, Henrik Williams, and

01:18:52.860 helped the renowned expert arrange a visit, yes, to the site the following October.

01:18:58.580 I was under a tarpaulin for three hours with a flashlight looking at the runes and others

01:19:02.180 were sitting outside freezing, recalled Williams.

01:19:04.980 The group's patience and endurance paid off.

01:19:06.920 Williams eventually determined that the message was written with the Futhark alphabetic

01:19:12.820 runes.

01:19:13.500 Like, yeah, I can, I could have told you that I was just looking at the image.

01:19:17.420 Yeah, I mean, sure, I'm not against, obviously, full analysis and looking at things, but I'm

01:19:21.320 saying it's just like, well, it can't be this, so what is it?

01:19:26.300 Okay, I'll look at it.

01:19:27.240 And three hours later, I'm forced to the conclusion that, yes, it's runes on there, you

01:19:32.760 know?

01:19:32.880 First developed, used by Germanic peoples, we know the history, of course, it goes way

01:19:36.660 back, and of course this, as more finds are made.

01:19:40.640 The second and the eighth century CE, I believe there's one in Norway that predates, it was

01:19:45.840 like 200 BC or something, at least, possibly 400 BC, there's other things, there are finds

01:19:51.300 all the time.

01:19:52.660 It goes way back, but just, furthermore, we should mention how hard and difficult it is

01:19:58.300 to put a date on when you carved something in a rock, you know what I mean?

01:20:02.180 Yeah, exactly.

01:20:02.900 But they look at surrounding things, the soil around it, all kinds of things, right?

01:20:06.980 So yeah, maybe somewhat in the ballpark could be accurate, but also at the same time, could

01:20:11.380 have been carved in the rock many hundreds or even thousands of years before that, and

01:20:15.560 then eventually someone shows up and they use the site again, or it's continuously used

01:20:19.120 or something, right?

01:20:19.740 Okay, they just talk about where it came from, blah, blah, blah.

01:20:27.280 So what they're doing here is that, they're trying to claim here, I can pull up another

01:20:31.380 piece, the CBC piece, because they said, we've solved it.

01:20:34.420 They mentioned Swedes right there, did you see that?

01:20:36.440 Yeah, so they're blaming the Swedes on this one here.

01:20:40.180 Theory is, theory is...

01:20:41.980 The Swedes founded Canada, that's it, it belongs to Sweden.

01:20:44.780 The theory is that the carving was made in early 1800s by a Swedish person working for

01:20:52.540 the Hudson Bay Company.

01:20:54.500 How?

01:20:56.440 They reiterate the same story of how they found it, what they found.

01:21:02.480 So he's been working on this since 2018, we can scroll down here, it's an actual inscription

01:21:06.660 kind of thing, so it's the Lord's Prayer.

01:21:08.400 Now this is not uncommon, I'll mention more about that in a moment.

01:21:11.460 Oh, he said the same thing, we don't want to release anything of this.

01:21:17.500 Where's the part of it here?

01:21:18.780 Yeah, here we go.

01:21:20.720 He realized that the runic writing spelled out the words of the Lord's Prayer in Swedish

01:21:25.300 and traced it back to a 1611 runic version of the prayer, which was republished in the

01:21:34.620 19th century.

01:21:35.440 You must have taken days and days of work.

01:21:37.820 They are really deeply carved into the rock.

01:21:39.820 Someone must have spent a couple of weeks carving this thing, he said.

01:21:43.120 And it must have been a Swede.

01:21:45.640 Were there any Swedes at all here?

01:21:48.440 Primrose said subsequent research has shown that the Hudson Bay Company did hire Swedes

01:21:53.220 in the 1800s to work at trading posts in the Canadian wilderness, including Mitch Potten

01:21:57.400 Post, not too far from where the carving was found.

01:21:59.220 He says, his going theory, based on how worn the carving is, is that it was likely made

01:22:07.260 in the early, mid-1800s, as he said.

01:22:10.000 Williams admitted that, being a little disappointed that it's only about 200 years old, but said

01:22:14.720 the mystery around it doesn't decrease just because it's slightly younger than we hoped

01:22:18.640 it was.

01:22:19.040 Well, obviously, this is, okay.

01:22:21.120 So, I think this is a cover story, but it's a possibility.

01:22:24.760 Who knows?

01:22:26.780 Anybody has started wondering, why on earth did they carve it here, and why did they choose

01:22:30.320 that text?

01:22:31.080 There are no answers, he said.

01:22:33.380 But mysteries, they do tend to attract people, and this one will certainly do that.

01:22:37.360 So, they've done this with the Kensington Rune Stone.

01:22:40.280 They have done this with the, what was it, was it like Omaha, or what was it?

01:22:44.500 There's a number of them that are found, and every time, oh, it was totally written by

01:22:48.940 this recent guy, and it was just from the 1600s.

01:22:52.080 No correlation.

01:22:52.720 No, actively coming up.

01:22:54.800 Of course, it's possible, right?

01:22:56.000 There's going to be all these people, just recently, that were carving, you know, runes

01:23:00.840 and stones.

01:23:01.720 So, there are finds.

01:23:03.540 There's documented the Viking went over about 500 years before Columbus.

01:23:06.700 There's evidence that they pushed deeply into, right, the, let me pull up the one, we did

01:23:14.020 a show here, for example, if you listen to this one, in the Red House Members Archives,

01:23:18.760 The Last Kings of North America, I can't remember everything of it now, they wrote a book on this,

01:23:22.820 but they talked about how they pushed into, way deep into continental US, I mean, into the

01:23:29.900 Midwest, and like, you know, all these areas that go along the rivers, they have found tons

01:23:33.900 of sites and remnants, which, again, hasn't been, like, officially kind of recognized.

01:23:40.600 Remember the thing about the Kennewick man, for example, right, you have skeletal finds,

01:23:45.120 you can do the Solutrean thing if you want, Ice Age Europeans might have been over here,

01:23:49.540 all kinds of things, but anyway, we don't have to go there now.

01:23:51.800 Heck, even Leif Erikson, let's make that more mainstream, too.

01:23:54.920 Of course, yeah, but they were forced to admit that, right, there's actually built buildings

01:23:58.380 and settlements and everything, it's like, they can't deny that, but then there's this denial

01:24:01.460 that, like, they possibly can't have gone in further, right? So they don't officially

01:24:05.400 recognize some of this stuff, and with the Kennewick man, it was like this, clearly just

01:24:09.900 a brief examination of the skull, this is a European skull, this is not a quote-unquote

01:24:13.740 Native American skull, there's all these things, and then the Native Americans came in and 1.00

01:24:17.000 said, uh-uh-uh, you're not doing that, this is sacred to us, okay, let's cover it, and

01:24:21.020 it feels like it was almost together with the authorities, they're like, okay, yeah, just claim

01:24:25.320 some religious thing. Just in case it is a European man. 0.99

01:24:28.760 It upsets the whole history, right? So this is an interesting interview, if you want to

01:24:32.240 dig deep more into that, the last kings of Norse America. But anyway, back to the point

01:24:38.280 here, there are a couple of other, you know, the Kensington Runestone has reference to the

01:24:44.380 Lord's Prayer as well, and of course one of the reasons for that is because you did have

01:24:48.900 a early Christianization, and it's even possible that some of the explorers, because of, again,

01:24:55.140 I'm just speculating, but because of religious conflict, maybe they were more prone to go

01:24:59.820 on other ventures or journeys or something like that, I'm not sure. It's also well known

01:25:05.020 that the Goths, for example, were Christianized first, because that seems to have been more

01:25:10.180 or less the power center of Sweden at that time. This is why Mala Dolan, further up north

01:25:14.980 towards the Stockholm area, later become the seat of, like, pagan Sweden, and now the Gothic

01:25:21.860 people that still have connection with the Goths in, like, eastern and, southeastern and

01:25:28.160 Spain region, basically. Those Goths are the Visigoths, Goths, and the Austro-Goths, right? 0.92

01:25:34.360 So there's still evidence of connection between them, and we have that because there's, like,

01:25:37.400 Roman coins found up in Sweden and all kinds of things, right, going way back. So they probably

01:25:41.640 had connection. The Goths down there got Christianized, and they were probably travels, 0.98

01:25:45.600 and they were missionaries. They started with something called Arian Christianity, Arianism.

01:25:49.420 It's not Arian with a Y, but with an I. Arianism. And Wulfius, who wrote the Silver Bible,

01:25:57.560 the Gothic Bible, fascinating story, that whole thing, but he basically pitched Christianity

01:26:03.220 to them with Jesus, Mary, and Joseph as kind of like Odin, Thor, and Frey. So it's like,

01:26:11.000 oh, it's kind of like what you guys have already, you know, kind of thing. It's kind of the same,

01:26:15.160 really, and it's like, and that's why it was considered heresy eventually, and Arianism was,

01:26:19.560 like, outlawed, more or less. It was, like, battles with this. But anyway, because it can't,

01:26:23.240 why I'm bringing up the Goths is because on the Kensington Runestone, it mentioned something that

01:26:27.760 was, I forget the number now, but it's like, they talk about an incidence that happened. They probably

01:26:31.720 encountered some of the natives. It was a battle, and I think it was something like 20 Norsemen and

01:26:39.340 eight Goths visited here at this date, and this happened, and these people were, you know,

01:26:44.300 bloodied, you know, by axes or something, or, you know, and they've tried to debunk the Kensington

01:26:49.760 Runestone, but I think it's, I think it's legit, you know what I mean? I think it's, because again,

01:26:54.000 you have to take all the things into account and look at the wider picture. It's like, okay,

01:26:58.340 you can argue how deep they, you know, went, how far west did they go in the U.S., but their presence

01:27:03.220 is known, so this wouldn't be out of the picture. Now, what they have on this one, too, let me see if I have

01:27:07.280 a picture of this. I hope they had that here. Yeah, here, look at this. Now, this is a petroglyph

01:27:13.940 rock. This is our logo kind of thing, right? Do you see that? Maybe I should turn it around.

01:27:18.680 Yeah, the ship.

01:27:19.300 The ship there, right? You have to kind of...

01:27:23.120 We came here by boat. Is that what that's saying?

01:27:26.300 What I'm saying, too, is the petroglyphs are significantly older, and they're pinning this on,

01:27:31.960 oh, sometime in the 1800s, right? If you look at those types of rock carvings,

01:27:39.100 so they're rediscovered, and part of that is because the rock that they carved on, and again,

01:27:44.280 the boats, the petroglyphs, those are, we don't know, 3,000, 4,000 years ago, maybe more,

01:27:50.540 maybe a little slightly less. We don't know. This is like going way back. Runes sure is later,

01:27:54.980 although we don't know how long they had that, but there's a first record of someone basically

01:28:00.560 rediscovering the rock carvings, right? You have, the land has been rising, so the sea levels are

01:28:05.620 much further down now than they used to be in those days. The rock carvings were basically just

01:28:10.900 right up where the boat line used to be, so you can even deduce it in that way and say, okay,

01:28:14.580 how much does it recede each year? And then you can count backwards and kind of say, okay, so the water

01:28:19.640 line would have been here when these were carved, because they were boat people, right? So these boats are much 1.00

01:28:24.800 older, so someone stumbles on them in 1627, but it's not kind of officially in seven, that's more than

01:28:31.320 a hundred years later, when there were professional recordings of these rock carvings in Tarnum and

01:28:37.060 other areas in, you know, kind of close to the border towards Norway in Sweden. Carl Gustav Gottfried

01:28:43.580 Hilfing made those. So 1792, we're almost in the 1800s, right? This wasn't widely known. This was a small

01:28:52.820 university academic type thing. You tell me they're hired. It's not like they had the internet back

01:28:57.560 then. Yeah, but put it in context, right? He does a boat like that, identical, essentially, in the rock,

01:29:05.060 there it is, to a presumably, what, a Swedish worker for the Hudson Bay Company, somehow has

01:29:13.460 knowledge just 20, 30 years later, after they first start actually documenting that these things are

01:29:19.160 found, and he immediately goes on to a runic alphabet and types in those rock carvings immediately.

01:29:24.900 It just, it doesn't make sense to me, the timeline in terms of, like, when they were officially

01:29:28.440 recognized, when they rediscovered these things, and then this guy, random guy, who I presume wasn't

01:29:34.540 some academic, he was probably working some fairly menial job, has knowledge of this.

01:29:40.600 And what would be his motivation, even, if it's true?

01:29:43.500 I don't know. No one knows that, but, you know, I just, it doesn't, it doesn't make sense to me.

01:29:49.420 So I think they're covering it up. That's what I think they're doing. There's other finds.

01:29:53.280 Well, it's always that. When they, when there's evidence that there were white people in America 0.95

01:29:58.080 years before Columbus or Canada, it's like, oh, we can't talk about that, right? It's,

01:30:03.520 we can't even look at it, because that's white supremacists, that's pseudoscience, that's racism,

01:30:08.720 right? Well, they do this when there's, they call them, like, where there's an artifact. I guess

01:30:12.940 this would technically be that, right? They call them oop arts, out-of-place artifacts.

01:30:16.960 Here's the timeline. We know what happened historically. Here's an object that shows up. Well,

01:30:20.780 since that doesn't fit the main timeline we have, okay, well, okay, just either make something up or

01:30:26.640 come up with a, oh, I looked, it was, oh, well, there was a Swedish guy once working at the Hudson

01:30:30.800 Bay Company, so it must have been him, you know what I mean? And again, it's very hard to date

01:30:34.240 these things. I understand that. But here's one I learned of just the other day. The Naragansett

01:30:41.340 runestone in Rhode Island. Hey, we're back to Rhode Island. Remember we played a video there,

01:30:47.080 Newport, Rhode Island? Bowens Wharf? All the white people hanging out? Rock of the Ages, 1.00

01:30:52.420 the mysterious runestone is now an official tourist attraction.

01:30:56.640 There's many others where they like try to claim, oh, well, we believe these were Native 0.94

01:31:00.800 American, whatnot, you know, kind of thing. Fresh off transatlantic flight, that's a boring

01:31:07.080 part. The boulder had sat in the waters of Pojack Point for decades and the origin and meaning

01:31:11.940 of its runic inscriptions have been subject to fierce debates. Someone believed they were

01:31:15.900 inscribed by shoreline visitors some 600 years ago, possibly Vikings or Native Americans.

01:31:22.580 Yeah, they would totally use the runic, the Udal rune, the radio rune, and all that stuff.

01:31:27.720 Yeah, exactly. Come on.

01:31:28.480 The Futhark, yeah, sure.

01:31:29.780 Come on.

01:31:31.260 Others dismissed that they were in suggest that they were carved in recent decades as a hoax,

01:31:36.420 right? They always do this. Oh, it's probably a hoax.

01:31:37.860 Yeah, it's fake. Some racists.

01:31:39.860 The guy who did the main analysis of the Kensington runestone and he got to know the family, the

01:31:44.760 Olof something that they said had carved it or something like that. He found it like under

01:31:50.320 a tree, which tells the story of their interactions with most likely some of the other natives or

01:31:54.480 something living there at the time. But he also talked about that the hooked X, which is

01:31:59.000 interesting. And again, I can't remember all the backstory to it now. The hooked X, he kind of ties it

01:32:05.760 into like, oh, they were, yeah, they were kind of Vikings, but it was like an early Christianization

01:32:09.860 that happened and they went on these excursions and the X represents, you know, kind of a cross

01:32:14.220 of sorts, right? But again, that can be debated and what the reasons for that are. But same thing

01:32:18.940 here. The piece that talked about here was like 14, was it 14 Xs or something? Yeah, 14 X markings,

01:32:25.440 a very detailed boat, which matched those petroglyphic rock carvings thousands and thousands of years

01:32:30.880 ago at a time when that basically wasn't widely known to the public at all. You know what I mean?

01:32:35.760 It's like not until the Taunum became like a recognized UN heritage site in like this 1960s,

01:32:42.660 something like that. I mean, we'd known about him before then, but I'm saying this wasn't known

01:32:46.660 knowledge. You know what I mean? And somehow these guys can just show up and talk about Goths and

01:32:51.100 Vikings and carve these boats in there and know all this interesting kind of interesting history that

01:32:57.980 I think don't at that time wasn't widely known. You know what I mean? Yeah. Anyway, I don't know.

01:33:01.960 I'm throwing that out there. Either way, I like it. I'm feeling more and more like a Native American

01:33:06.680 everyday. I was just going to say. I was just going to say. Some presents here over here in these parts.

01:33:11.980 All right. Maybe we should leave it on a high note. Yeah, I think so. Yeah, I think so too. It's

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Political Rivalries, Iran War, Runes Found In Canada, Happy Midsummer! - Flashback Friday Ep312

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