Red Ice TV - Resistance Against LGBT, Despite Special Protection- FF Ep216

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00:10:01.960 You know, Red Ice has become one of my favorite podcasts, so a pleasure to join you guys.

00:10:08.200 And yeah, I had an interesting experience with pride season.

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00:11:08.200 If you want to join us today.

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00:11:46.200 I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I mean, I think there's been a lot of

00:11:50.200 I mean, I think there's two major issues that dominate the, you know, the dissident right

00:11:56.200 kind of talking points, regardless of what country you're in.

00:12:00.200 You know, the last guys are happening.

00:12:02.200 I mean, people are in the world of America across the United States, but I mean, you know, have to be opposed to this woman who's 비� couvert, that's good or a lot of them. 1.00

00:12:12.200 And I mean, I mean, the, you know, tapi dude, you've absolutely temed in your car now. 0.98

00:12:16.200 it just keeps getting worse. Yeah. Pride season.

00:12:19.620 Pride season. It's incredible. What is it? I have the meme on that later,

00:12:25.000 but yeah. We don't have baseball season in Canada anymore. We have pride season.

00:12:30.360 We got rid of baseball and now we just have pride.

00:12:33.620 Oh my God. It's bad folks. It is bad.

00:12:36.800 In fact, this just kind of broke yesterday.

00:12:40.720 The prime minister's office has taken down Canadian flags and put up in their place

00:12:48.260 these progressive flags or whatever you, sodomy flags is what they are.

00:12:53.380 That's true.

00:12:55.840 Honestly, I'm not too upset about that. I think the prime minister should put that flag up.

00:13:00.980 It represents him better than the Canadian flag does anyway, so I'm perfectly fine with it.

00:13:04.940 If he wants to fly it over his office, that makes perfect sense to me.

00:13:07.680 So, you know, it's a more accurate representation of who he is anyways.

00:13:11.320 Yeah, and where his allegiance lie. And keep in mind, too, I mean, it's like you can kind of say

00:13:16.160 it's kind of like childish or whatever you want to say, but there's a reason why militaries,

00:13:21.020 when they take over a territory, they hoist their flag on their government buildings.

00:13:25.180 Like, it's warfare. I mean, people have, you know, the game, like capture the flag, whatever.

00:13:29.880 But like, if your flag is flying that, that means you got control of that area.

00:13:33.960 This is war. You know what I mean?

00:13:35.800 Yeah, I mean, it lumps into everything. This is what they do constantly. It's an attack on the

00:13:42.120 public psyche, the psychology of the public space, right? It's why they need to post these

00:13:47.420 everywhere. You can't walk into a restaurant. You can't cross the street without walking over

00:13:52.820 a pride flag now. So, yeah, absolutely. I was of the opinion a while back that, I mean,

00:14:00.780 in the context of the global homo agenda, I mean, obviously, this is the homo part of the global 1.00

00:14:05.980 homo. But to me, there's something deeper here, which is, you know, the progressive flag is the

00:14:13.300 same in Canada as it is in the United States, as it is in, you know, the UK. There's no Canadian gay 0.84

00:14:18.740 flag, right? It's just a gay flag. 0.99

00:14:21.100 So, yeah, it very much ties in with this kind of push to undermine nationalism while pushing a 0.82

00:14:30.480 supranational kind of identity, this overarching, like, you know, if you're gay in America, you know, 0.64

00:14:35.780 you have this shared cause with, you know, Canadian gay people or whatever it is, or trannies, 1.00

00:14:41.000 right? It undermines nationalism, you know, to push a supranational global identity. So, yeah,

00:14:48.180 it, absolutely. There's a reason they raise them over military bases and, and government buildings

00:14:54.060 and institutions.

00:14:55.880 100%. Absolutely. It's the total warfare. That's what it is. So, yeah, we have a couple of items I

00:15:02.020 want to try to squeeze in before we kind of extend on this topic a little bit. And again,

00:15:06.020 look at some of the crazy stuff that's been happening, but also some of the pushback against

00:15:09.260 this, which is good. Let me just clear these super chats off real quick here, folks, and then we

00:15:13.820 kind of get into it here. We have Cut Free Zone. Thank you, sir. Good to see you. I hope

00:15:18.120 you're doing well. Thanks for keeping up the awesome work. Hope to be visiting your area

00:15:21.680 sometime end of summer. Let us know. Always good to see you. Thank you so much, man.

00:15:25.620 Appreciate you. Hope you're doing well. Dog Whistler says, love our Canadian co-host. This

00:15:29.780 time of year, I celebrate dancing around the Maypole, not the drag queen stripper pole. That's 0.86

00:15:34.300 right. We do have, it is weird though, even I caught in that sometimes. Maypole, it's, well,

00:15:40.080 we have it in June, right? So it should be June pole. That's why I said midsummer's pole,

00:15:43.400 but that's true. Is there, is there a midsummer tradition in Canada? Would you say?

00:15:48.960 I mean, there are people who celebrate it, but there's, there's no real official or, you

00:15:53.640 know, kind of institutionalized celebration of the solstice. Of course not. No, obviously

00:15:59.800 not. Right. I mean, if it is, it's become gay. Exactly. They've twisted it somehow. All right. 1.00

00:16:07.820 Thank you guys. We have a couple of here from over an odyssey as well. Maybe next time says

00:16:13.080 if gender dysmorphia exists, does not imply the body can be possessed by demons as well.

00:16:21.040 What if someone feels that they have been invaded? I have location dysmorphia. I don't feel like

00:16:26.460 I belong on this God forsaken planet. I mean, you can make up anything as far as I, I mean,

00:16:31.820 it was that clip we played of that one guy. Obviously it was like some conservative politician running

00:16:36.000 and he identified as a woman of a lesbian woman of color or something like that. But all of a

00:16:40.080 sudden he was this like, no, no, that you can't do this. This is not genuine. Like, where do you

00:16:45.100 draw? Where do you draw the line? You can just come up with anything reasonably.

00:16:49.480 It's shocking too, Rick. Cause that was, that was a very funny troll and like very well done. Um,

00:16:54.100 you know, didn't, didn't, uh, you know, shame or humiliate himself by doing so, you know,

00:16:58.540 just that they didn't get in any outfits or get up. He just decided like, I'm going to just say

00:17:02.600 that I am this thing. Yeah. It was very well done by that. He was a councilman

00:17:05.980 from Indiana, right? Something like that. I think. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But, um, but yeah,

00:17:11.180 it's, uh, it goes on and on and on and on. Uh, I don't know. I think it is good to troll

00:17:18.240 the whole, like the, this whole movement though. I mean, you, you, you just like drive any

00:17:22.360 accelerationism, like on the LGBTQ front. Yeah. I mean, the, the real accelerationists are 1.00

00:17:28.960 obviously them and they call us accelerationists for pointing out what they're doing. Uh, I don't

00:17:34.380 know. We, that's the label that gets slapped on, uh, you know, the diagonal on plat army

00:17:37.880 kind of sphere a lot is the, the accelerationist because we just simply say like, let them, let

00:17:42.420 them keep doing what they're doing. Yeah. I mean, pointed out, obviously, you know, you

00:17:46.000 have to, you have to oppose it at least nominally, you know, throw up the banner, so to speak,

00:17:52.100 throw up the flag so that people will rally against it. But ultimately the, you know, I like

00:17:56.860 to say that nobody has red pilled more people in Canada than Justin Trudeau. Like in, right.

00:18:01.040 Yeah. You know, his actions have done more to, uh, change politics in this country than

00:18:06.740 any, you know, conservative politician has by a long shot. Oh, exactly. Absolutely. So

00:18:12.300 I wanted to, um, Oh, we have one more here. Uh, Kuning Draugr. I'm not sure if I'm pronounced 0.60

00:18:18.040 that correctly, but that's how, that's how I do it. Draugr. It's a great name. Uh, great

00:18:22.640 to see you guys on the same stream. It gives me hope for the future. Well, there you go.

00:18:26.520 So future, uh, future state is going to be forming, I guess. So bleeding over to the

00:18:31.300 Canadian border there somewhere. We're kind of in a general, uh, general area here. Well,

00:18:35.140 you guys got it down with the diagonal thing, obviously, but I'm not sure we'll go, I'm not

00:18:38.580 sure we'll go all the way down to Florida, to be honest, as things are going down there,

00:18:42.880 but it's, they're, they're on a good path, but, uh, definitely not a hundred percent there

00:18:46.680 yet. You know, I, I mean, yeah, that was the joke. Right. But I mean, ultimately, yeah,

00:18:52.780 there, there is some truth to the whole diagonal and that's why it's stuck as a meme, right?

00:18:56.460 Because there is like, I have more in common with, uh, you know, conservative Americans than

00:19:01.380 I do with my libtard Canadian, uh, you know, compatriots here. I have nothing in common with 1.00

00:19:06.840 these people, right? There's, there's more in common between Alberta and Idaho or Montana

00:19:11.000 than there is between Alberta and, uh, Ontario at this point, or even British Columbia. You

00:19:16.920 know what I mean? Like the, the differences between British Columbia and Alberta are the same

00:19:20.640 as the differences between say, um, Washington and, uh, Idaho, uh, massive. Right. And Ian,

00:19:26.560 even to the extent to like, uh, you know, you guys have this greater Idaho movement where

00:19:30.320 the rural areas of what is it, Washington and Oregon or is it just Oregon?

00:19:34.720 It depends on like where you do the cutoff point. I guess that there's been proposals even like

00:19:39.040 into parts of Northern California and stuff like that. But for now it's into, yeah, it's into

00:19:44.000 Washington primarily, uh, and some counties in Oregon as well.

00:19:47.440 Yeah. But I mean, it's the same thing here. So in, in BC, the interior of BC, the mountain

00:19:53.040 regions of BC are very conservative. Um, and, and Alberta is very conservative, but I mean,

00:19:57.920 it's really a rural urban thing, right? We just had an election here in Alberta and, uh, you know,

00:20:02.560 the cities went full, like in Alberta, there's really only two parties. I mean, we have a multi-party

00:20:07.680 system obviously in Canada, but really there's only two competing parties. Um, one is a fake

00:20:12.080 conservative kind of, you know, center-right party and the other is full-blown commie and the full-blown

00:20:17.280 commies, you know, took, uh, Calgary and Edmonton, the two biggest, you know, million person plus

00:20:22.320 cities in Canada or sorry, in Alberta. Yeah. And, uh, you know, but all the urban, all the rural

00:20:27.440 ridings went, uh, you know, conservative and, uh, you know, there's even a separatist movement here.

00:20:32.240 Um, you know, cause I, but it's, it's a rural urban thing more than anything. It is. I made a meme

00:20:37.920 about this the other day. Um, you know, the, the cities are, new poll finds studies, uh, new poll

00:20:43.200 finds that cities are full of gay communists. That was, that was the result of that poll. 0.97

00:20:48.080 All the gay commies live in the cities. Wasn't something, if you move there, 1.00

00:20:51.360 you might become one, two or something like that, wasn't it? Yeah.

00:20:56.800 It's true. Well, I mean, again, that's why they're, of course, bussing 1.00

00:20:59.920 loads of, of migrants into even rural and urban area, rural areas now and out of the countryside

00:21:05.360 to try to take over those areas too, at least, you know, electorally, uh, and then eventually

00:21:09.520 demographically as well. It's, it's, it's a war, you know what I mean? Um, yeah, I, I, I travel a lot

00:21:14.720 for work all over Alberta, rural, you know, the cities, uh, all over the place. Right. And yeah,

00:21:19.920 it's more and more obvious that they are strategically placing these, uh, you know, the 700,000 immigrants

00:21:27.520 that Canada had last year, legal ones, that was the legal ones, um, insane into rural areas. Um,

00:21:33.520 you're noticing it. Like I, for example, I just mentioned that I, I work in schools, uh, fairly

00:21:38.000 often. And, uh, you know, not, not long ago, I was in a school where they had Arabic signs, uh,

00:21:43.120 in the school, like, like not just like, you know, the, the standard, uh, you know, hello greetings,

00:21:48.400 where they have like all the international ones. Right. But like actually, you know, signs in the washrooms

00:21:52.880 for like, you know, how to, uh, where to wash for prayer and stuff like that in rural Alberta,

00:21:57.680 which is crazy. Oh man. And you know, it's like this, it's this overkill that they want to like,

00:22:02.320 you know, they want to accommodate and you know, it doesn't mean it's complete, but it is like from

00:22:08.160 the government's view, like it's, it's a top down, uh, you know, enforcement of these kinds of things.

00:22:13.600 You know what I mean? Absolutely. I mean, like we had a, like I said, we have full blown commies and we

00:22:18.320 have a lukewarm fake conservatives and, uh, not, not too long ago, a couple of months ago, the,

00:22:23.360 the full blown commies were asking why Alberta doesn't have a Somali curriculum in school. 1.00

00:22:29.520 Like we need a Somalian curriculum in our, in our schools. And it's, you know, Somalians make up, 1.00

00:22:35.120 I don't know, 0.04% of the population. It's like, maybe we don't have Somalian curriculum.

00:22:40.240 Cause I don't know, we're Alberta and it's not fucking Somalia. How about that? 0.98

00:22:43.840 I know it's not hard. It's not hard. Yeah. It's, it's one of those weird things at the,

00:22:49.200 at the end of the day, it's like in a way it's, it's good that they kind of remain in their own

00:22:55.520 bubble. You know what I mean? In one way, look, I, I get all the argumentation with like,

00:22:59.920 let's integrate these people. And like, if they're in our countries, why don't they respect us and

00:23:04.400 our customs and all these kinds of things? But, but in the long run, I think it's, I think it's better

00:23:08.800 that they do see themselves as separate, uh, because it's obviously that this is like not going to work

00:23:12.800 longterm. And so maybe then at least it will be easier to do some kind of like, okay, you know,

00:23:17.360 either you guys, you know, you go home or, or at least for now you're over there and we are here

00:23:21.760 kind of thing. Because as I've said many times before, like I, I ultimately, I don't care about

00:23:26.080 the lines, you know, on the map in terms of borders. I care more about like the preservation of our,

00:23:30.320 of our people that we remain who we are. You know what I mean? That's the number one priority.

00:23:34.640 After that, we can sort out the details later on, but if we lose that, it's all over, you know?

00:23:38.880 A hundred, a hundred percent. I've, I've come around to that way of thinking too. There's no

00:23:43.120 point in trying. I mean, I don't think they really do integrate anyways. I think the first wave 0.94

00:23:47.520 integrate, like, you know, the first few percent will try and integrate, you know, the one, two,

00:23:52.080 three percent of the population. Then whenever they hit five, you start realizing that, uh,

00:23:56.000 they don't integrate anymore at all. They don't even try to.

00:23:58.640 No, exactly. Uh, dog with sir said, uh, did I hear that Justin Trudeau is now talking,

00:24:02.720 taking benefits, medical, uh, yeah, for veterans and pensions. If you're too red-pilled, is that

00:24:08.640 true? Yeah. Jeremy lost this, uh, which I, again, there was no reason given. I don't, again, I don't

00:24:13.440 know what the criterias are for, for receiving this, but I, I assume you can't just, you're not

00:24:19.600 supposed to just lose it like that, but of course he did. Right. Yeah. Jeremy's a veteran. He has a

00:24:25.360 pension. He has, you know, benefits for life. Um, he earned it. He, he worked for the,

00:24:30.160 I mean, obviously he went through hell in Afghanistan and lost a lot of friends and

00:24:33.760 stuff. And you know, yeah, there, there is no reason given that the truth is they can't give

00:24:38.480 a reason because the reason is they want to punish him. That's the reason. That's right.

00:24:42.560 They can't say that. So they won't give a reason. That is correct. It's absolutely sick. It's going

00:24:47.680 to turn around at some point here. I want to begin with this one. Uh, actually it's not, this is the

00:24:52.480 follow-up article. Let me do this one first. So here's the screenshots. Why waking up early is rooted

00:24:58.560 in white supremacy. And first it was like, wait a minute, this has to be, this has to be a joke,

00:25:03.840 right? I looked in it kind of Anthony Bernardi looks kind of photoshopped a little bit or whatever,

00:25:08.080 but as I was going through it, many of these troll accounts, this was published on media. Many of

00:25:13.040 these troll accounts have actually gotten banned and this one has not, I mean, there's a ample amount

00:25:18.880 of articles on there. So I'm like, it probably isn't fake to be honest. So the notion of waking up

00:25:24.320 early and starting your day with the rising sun is often associated with productivity,

00:25:28.560 success, and a strong work ethic. However, this seemingly innocuous concept is not without its

00:25:35.120 historical and cultural implications. In this article, we will explore the origins of the early

00:25:39.920 rising narrative and how it's rooted in white supremacy, contributing to the perpetuation of

00:25:45.200 racial inequalities. And it's like, he's not the first guy who's, you know, shot this one off.

00:25:52.960 I tried to find the screenshot, but it was like something with the National African American

00:25:57.360 History Museum or something a while ago. It was like all these properties, which like we associate

00:26:02.560 with like positive, you know, good working on time, you know, moral, reading well, all these things.

00:26:09.360 It was like, all of it is just white supremacy. And it was like, you take a step back and it's like,

00:26:14.800 wait a minute, this is not, this is not me saying this. This is them now saying that all those

00:26:19.440 attributes, which we consider to be positive is white supremacy. And it's like, all right,

00:26:23.600 I'll just, I'll let you handle this one for them in terms of how they're seeing this. And like,

00:26:28.000 all right, you, yeah, I'm not gonna, you know, I'm not gonna let you put those words in my mouth.

00:26:32.160 Yours, you just said, it's like, all right, one for us, I guess.

00:26:36.160 Yeah, it's, I mean, I guess our birds, white supremacists, then they get up early.

00:26:41.680 I mean, like what, it starts to make more sense, whenever you stop looking at it, like it's they, 0.91

00:26:48.960 they actually believe it, and you start realizing that it's really just, you know, a demolition

00:26:53.600 campaign, a deconstructivist effort to dismantle every aspect of society that makes sense at all.

00:26:59.360 That makes it work. Yeah, yeah.

00:27:01.840 And then you realize it's not, I mean, sure, it's an attack on white people, too. On top of it, 0.52

00:27:05.920 this is, you know, that's a linchpin in, in like bringing about a collapse essentially of society,

00:27:12.720 but you realize that collapse is for control purposes. Like you, if you, you know, dismantle

00:27:17.040 it, you, you deconstruct it, you, uh, you, you create chaos, that's going to be your best

00:27:22.240 opportunity to rearrange things as you want it, and then restore the order kind of thing. And I

00:27:26.160 would think we're, we're right in that, like their, their attempt to create as much chaos as they

00:27:30.880 possibly can. And so associating positive traits that makes things work and function

00:27:35.600 with a negative. So something we all can agree on, right? White supremacy, it's bad. Okay,

00:27:40.080 well then I have to go in the opposite direction. It's of course going to lead to complete, uh,

00:27:44.240 downfall of civilization eventually. Yeah, that's exactly it. That's exactly it. Yeah.

00:27:49.120 Hate crime AM. This is a good meme here about this, uh, waking up for a hate crime right away. Um, but

00:27:55.440 he said, I'm currently the target of an alt-right harassment campaign. Thanks Elon Musk. And it's a lot

00:28:02.720 of this. I've noticed that the tremendous amount of slew of articles kind of like something is

00:28:07.520 happening on Twitter and it's all this, like, this is Elon Musk's fault because he's not shutting

00:28:11.840 these people down. It's hilarious. Like they, they don't want to, they don't want any accountability.

00:28:18.160 They don't want to like, I mean, we've been through this before. I think you've covered it

00:28:22.320 a little bit recently, right? The Rachel Gilmore stuff. And like, you know, we've had, you know,

00:28:26.320 the plat army diet, we've had our run-ins with, you know, a journalist on Twitter and, um, I,

00:28:31.280 it's the worst thing they can possibly imagine, uh, that being held accountable or just somebody

00:28:35.520 disagreeing with them and, and not, uh, you know, so yeah, I, it doesn't surprise me, but again,

00:28:42.080 too, it's like Elon Musk, he's, he's not even, it's not like he's, uh, bolstering these people.

00:28:46.640 He's just, I use this analogy recently. It's like, I don't, I think Elon Musk is probably chaotic.

00:28:53.200 Good. I don't think he's on our side, but he's like, he, he's doing things that are causing,

00:28:56.960 you know, chaos in a sense that it's beneficial to us where it's like, you know, we're just allowed

00:29:02.000 to play the game again. And it's basically like, imagine if you're playing a game of hockey and the

00:29:06.800 referee is just constantly, you know, calling penalties against you off sides, you know, constantly,

00:29:12.000 like just completely biased to the other side. And then a new referee comes along and he starts

00:29:16.320 calling it the game fairly. And people go, oh man, this ref is so great. He's way,

00:29:21.200 he's totally on our team. He's so based like, no, he's just calling the game fairly again.

00:29:26.240 And, and even still, I look, look at all the people that have been nuked.

00:29:29.280 Oh, this exactly. No, there's, there's still problems. It's, it's in fact, it's the bar is,

00:29:34.160 I've said so many times, but the bar is so low that just like the basic rudimentary level of like

00:29:39.120 doing something that's like, at least attempting to be somewhat fair is like, it's, well, that's,

00:29:44.320 that's a genocide according to the other side, that's, it's a mass slaughter.

00:29:47.440 You know what I mean? It's like,

00:29:50.320 but no, the time issue, we will, I'll see if I can find those later on, but that's a hilarious

00:29:55.840 that the museum that released them, I forget which groups it was, but it's like all these

00:30:00.640 positive traits and like, all right, okay, you, you said it. Let me fire off a couple of quick ones

00:30:05.120 right here. Some great, some great stuff, you guys, a little reminder, this is a Scott Adams segment

00:30:10.240 here, right? Man accused of raping woman as she fed baby in Nashville park. You couldn't, you couldn't,

00:30:16.240 you couldn't talk about the nicest people, right? Shilling mom, a jobless loser stalker, 1.00

00:30:21.280 uh, stalked his ex-girlfriend before butchering her with a kitchen knife in an alleyway. Whoops. 1.00

00:30:28.320 Uh, and then we have a couple of videos here for you guys too. Welcome to London. I'm not sure

00:30:33.520 you've seen this one. Let's, uh, let's check this one out here.

00:30:48.560 Get your hand off his neck! 1.00

00:30:59.520 Get your hand off his neck! 1.00

00:31:07.520 He's just the struggle here. It's just the, if this goes on for like a few minutes, I think,

00:31:12.560 and eventually they end up like underneath the bus or something like that. Uh, and of course the,

00:31:17.200 the British police is totally neutered. How about the Canadian? They have, they have some weapons on 1.00

00:31:22.320 them though, right? Don't they? Are they armed? Oh yeah. Canadian, I mean, they carry side arms and

00:31:27.440 they have, uh, basically, uh, uh, an AR-15 variant that they, they carry in their, their vehicles. So

00:31:34.080 yeah. There you go. So they can at least, uh, but that they, they just used that against you,

00:31:38.640 against white people. I mean, I guess the Canadian, the original Canadian population, right? 0.89

00:31:42.880 Uh, I mean, they carry them obviously. Obviously Canada has a very high gun ownership rate per capita.

00:31:49.120 I think it's seventh in the world in terms of gun ownership. Like we, we do have a lot of firearms,

00:31:53.520 but they're all owned, or I mean, the vast majority of them are owned legally. And you know,

00:31:58.560 gun owners are, um, among the lowest demographic for committing crimes. Like they're the most, uh,

00:32:04.320 peaceful, you know, non-criminal class in society. So there's, there's really not that much issues with

00:32:09.680 gun violence in Canada, except for when you get into the inner cities and stuff like that.

00:32:12.960 Of course. Yep. Exactly. I mean, there's been a couple of those, like just brutal, you linked one up,

00:32:18.400 but I didn't want to include it, but like the honor killing in Toronto, this woman lying in the,

00:32:22.480 like some, you know, some waterway or something, a little pool dam or something.

00:32:26.240 It was, it was actually, I had mistaken that somebody else had said it was Toronto. It was

00:32:30.960 actually, it's a city close to Toronto. It's called Brampton, which I think you, you had in the notes,

00:32:35.840 uh, uh, a video from Brampton as well. It's, it's, it's Brown town. Like it's, it's, it's, 0.95

00:32:41.520 people call it Bram Ladesh. They call it, you know, little India. It's, it's entirely brown. 1.00

00:32:45.760 Yeah. It's, it's well known for this in Canada. So it's basically as if, uh, they,

00:32:49.680 they took a city, lifted it up out of India and just dropped it in Ontario.

00:32:55.280 Oh my God. And it's working so well. Right. And then you have that one guy who was slashed up

00:33:01.120 by a knife outside of a, what was it? A Starbucks or something, right?

00:33:04.400 Yeah. Starbucks, you know, killed with a kirpan. And, uh, that guy's out on bail. 1.00

00:33:09.680 And, uh, he was out on bail less than 48 hours after it happened. And I'm sure he's still allowed

00:33:16.160 to carry his kirpan because I mean, you know, religious freedom. Uh, but you know, we have,

00:33:22.080 you just juxtapose that against, you know, there's, there's four political prisoners still sitting in

00:33:26.400 jail. They've been there for almost a year and a half from the coots protests who committed no acts 0.58

00:33:31.440 of violence, literally not a single person was injured at all. And they're still in prison for,

00:33:37.680 you know, my safety or something. They, they hate us. That's what this is about. Here is, uh,

00:33:42.720 here's Ontario, uh, public transportation. Now was it? Oh yeah, this exactly. There's Brampton

00:33:47.920 right there. Right. Uh, they, it was one shot footage too. I think it was in Canada, right?

00:33:54.640 The woman just fires off a firework inside of the bus or whatever. Was that Canada? 1.00

00:34:00.320 Yeah, that was Toronto. Oh, that was Toronto. Okay. There you go. Yeah. So,

00:34:03.200 so it doesn't matter where you go. You get the same, uh, here we go. Look at this folks.

00:34:06.880 There's, there's Canada, the, the great white North right here.

00:34:21.360 Just a little slight, a little slice, a little sample of, uh, how wonderful it is. Isn't this

00:34:26.400 great? It's just so much better. Just lifting these papers, you said straight out of their own

00:34:30.400 environment and putting them just in, in Canada. Well, this is kind of what I was getting at

00:34:35.680 earlier when I said like, you know, the first, you know, one or 2% that come over, uh, you know,

00:34:41.040 they, they might try to assimilate. They do, but like, it's, it's like this all over. There's like

00:34:45.360 little cities that are like this, right? So there's obviously Brampton. And then if you go to BC,

00:34:49.680 I think it's Surrey. That is also like this. And you know, if you go to Richmond, BC, it's all Chinese. 0.98

00:34:54.880 He's like, it ends up becoming just transplanted. You know, it's just nominally on Canadian soil.

00:35:00.080 There's nothing Canadian about it anymore. No, no, no. Yeah. You say great white North. 0.99

00:35:04.000 It's not so great. And it's not so white anymore. No, uh, it's, it's incredible how much they have 1.00

00:35:10.480 been able to get away with so far. But again, I, I do believe, uh, this resistance is building

00:35:15.920 and it's going to be, uh, harder and harder for them, uh, to continue. I think of this path,

00:35:20.960 but they, I, I think they want to inflict as much damage as possible in, in a short of a time as

00:35:25.760 possible. And, uh, of course, so this is just, well, they're just there, you know, kind of thing.

00:35:29.840 But obviously in the wake of this, as you said, you have a, maybe a first generation and actually

00:35:33.680 we have a clip on that later that kind of underlines that point. We'll get to that later. But

00:35:37.840 the first generation, the first few people that can come, they can be, you know, somewhat kind of,

00:35:42.400 um, excited about coming to the country, right? They're like, yeah, I'm going to, yeah,

00:35:45.840 I'm going to get to work and whatever the, you know, whatever they want to do. Not, not everyone,

00:35:49.440 obviously, but like the problem, as you said, is usually not always, but usually it's like second,

00:35:54.160 third, uh, even fourth generation that like, they feel more out of place than even these, 0.97

00:35:58.880 the parents or grandparents that came into the country. And so of course you develop a permanent,

00:36:04.560 uh, black market, kind of like an underground movement, a way for them to make money outside of

00:36:10.160 the system and things like that. Uh, which means then that the net effect of immigration causing 0.99

00:36:15.440 and we're importing tons of crime essentially into the country is Denmark is that one of those countries

00:36:22.480 that have pretty good statistics in regards to this. Uh, it says here, not all countries have

00:36:27.600 formal population register. However, Scandinavian countries in particular are well regarded in this

00:36:32.160 respect, having government databases storing comprehensive and high quality data of the full populations.

00:36:38.240 Denmark is especially interesting because it's the only Scandinavian country that have proper,

00:36:42.000 properly quantified the net fiscal impact of immigration based on registered data. And this

00:36:47.520 article is kind of long and goes into that. Uh, but the, when you talk about the crime thing was kind

00:36:52.320 of interesting. Here's the chart. It's somewhat small. I can try to zoom in here a little bit.

00:36:56.560 Obviously what we're interested in is the, the very top of this chart. So let me pull that up here.

00:37:00.560 Uh, violent crime conviction rate in Denmark by nation of origin. And this is an 11 year

00:37:07.040 period from 2010 to 2021 or 2021, uh, not adjusted for age or sex. Uh, and as you can see there,

00:37:14.960 to all the top representatives here in terms of violent crime, right? Kuwait, Tunisia, Lebanon,

00:37:21.840 Somalia, Jordan, Uganda, Morocco, Iraq, Algeria, and then Yugoslavia, look at that. Ethiopia,

00:37:30.320 Serbia, Montenegro, Egypt, Iran. You, you get the point. This is like, uh, not very well represented

00:37:36.160 by Europeans here on this chart. I'm surprised Israel is that high on the list there. Isn't 0.82

00:37:41.440 that interesting? Yeah, exactly. Yeah. That's a good, uh, it's a good catch. When they say Israel 0.98

00:37:47.120 though, do they mean Palestinians? That's true. I'm not sure. I guess since technically they're not like 0.64

00:37:53.200 what officially recognized statehood or something like that. Uh, maybe they, maybe that would be

00:37:58.080 Palestinians or something. Uh, but anyways, so obviously this is no surprise to, to, to you guys

00:38:02.800 out there, but, but it's good to kind of underline this, right? You had a thing in Germany and we'll

00:38:07.280 talk a little bit more about Germany in a bit here too. Um, foreigners account for 50% of gang 1.00

00:38:12.160 rapes in Germany, defying population ratio, which is, and frankly, I think it's, it's probably more than 0.66

00:38:19.840 that as well. The way they do it statistically is to say, well, if they were born, uh, you know,

00:38:25.760 in Germany, but to immigrant parents, then, then they're considered fully German. Sweden does the 0.61

00:38:30.000 same thing, right? They, some cases they have like a first generation immigrant, but then by, 0.93

00:38:34.160 by second or third, they just dropped that altogether. Uh, I forget how exactly how many

00:38:38.800 on average there is. Um, okay here. Okay. So here's a slice in from 2022, Germany witnessed an alarming

00:38:45.040 total of 789 gang rapes and almost, almost 800 gang rapes. I doubt 400 of those are by ethnic Germans.

00:38:53.440 I mean, what do you think? I think that's correct. That's what two gang rapes a day

00:38:59.200 or more than like two, 2.2, 2.25 gang rapes a day. Two assaults per day or 15 per week. These

00:39:05.760 shocking figures represent a distressing new record, surpassing the 677 cases reported in 2021.

00:39:12.800 And then it's, and again, so it's just gone up and up and up and up. And this is,

00:39:17.440 you can't, you can't just keep this up. I mean, this is unsustainable. You know what I mean?

00:39:21.840 Like, and everyone knows that this is why AFD is on the rise. This is why nationalistic parties

00:39:25.760 all over Europe, uh, and, and same similar tendencies in America and Canada are, is on

00:39:30.480 the rise too. People are sick of this, you know? Oh yeah. A hundred percent. I mean, like, look at

00:39:34.400 what, like, it's shocking too. I mean, you just mentioned AFD. I'm sure you've seen this. So there

00:39:39.920 was, you know, one of AFD's politician had an assassination attempt on their life. Oh yeah. Um,

00:39:45.120 absolutely agree. I think it was, I think they said Iraqi migrants tried to kill them. And the 1.00

00:39:49.200 reason why they said that is because they kept referring to these, uh, to AFD and to, um, uh,

00:39:56.480 this politician as a quote Nazi, right? Yes. And, and so that makes them, you know, 0.66

00:40:01.440 fair target. You should kill them because they're quote Nazi. When in reality, it's like, 1.00

00:40:05.840 how are they the extremists? Right? Yeah. And people juxtapose this, uh, you know,

00:40:11.120 off of each other. There you go. Thanks. There you go. Well done. Uh, it's like AFD is now like

00:40:18.960 under state surveillance, essentially for merely just existing, you know what I mean?

00:40:23.760 While there's obvious targets. And by the way, we'll get to a gruesome story in a little bit here,

00:40:27.760 uh, of this, uh, Antifa network. We actually got a conviction of one of them, Lina Engel,

00:40:32.480 uh, just a few days ago. And so there's been riots by Antifas in Germany, but again, it's like,

00:40:37.280 do you, I mean, why do people think this is, why, why is AFD on the right? This is not a mystery

00:40:42.400 here. And it's like all, even all the European leaders who are like continuously, uh, whine

00:40:48.240 about this of like, Ooh, the rise of nationalism is bad and stuff like that. And I mean, you could

00:40:52.640 just argue, well, like you're, you, you did that. You're all the things that you're doing is the

00:40:56.640 reason why people are opposing all your bullshit. I mean, it's, it's twofold. You're the ones that 0.99

00:41:02.880 destroyed and you're the ones that made nationalism a dirty word to begin with. And now you're mad that

00:41:08.560 there's a resurgence of it because, you know, people toned it down. They weren't so, you know,

00:41:12.880 ultra nationalistic because of your policies. And then now there's a desire to see a resurgence of

00:41:18.160 it because of your other policies. Like, yeah, I, I, I, yeah, I mean, national, I was gonna like,

00:41:26.160 I don't even like the word conservative anymore. Like nationalist is the word. I don't even want to be

00:41:31.040 associated with these cocks that call themselves conservatives at this point. 0.99

00:41:34.480 There's nothing there. And you look at latest LGBTQ stuff and even like Uganda going their own way, 0.99

00:41:38.640 all these conservatives, like sanctions now, you know, kind of things like,

00:41:41.520 really, is this all you, is this all you have? Uh, just another one. You remember all the stuff

00:41:47.520 about bike care and just non international, rather news on this for days and days and days are

00:41:53.440 in investigations, blah, blah, blah. Here we have almost Germany alone. That's not even talking about

00:41:59.200 Sweden or England or Ireland or Canada, America, whatever, just in Germany alone. And it's like

00:42:06.400 800 and there's hardly, there's no wider really discussion, even just an overarching, not even

00:42:12.160 like let's hone in on this case and really specify the horrific details in this and talk about what

00:42:18.720 the reason is for this and how do we stop it. No, there's nothing like that whatsoever.

00:42:22.240 Um, and I think, yeah, go ahead. So it's, it's shocking too, because if you go back to,

00:42:28.160 you know, 2015, 20, the, the me too movement, right. And they were so concerned with rape

00:42:34.400 statistics for a couple of years. And then people started actually talking about the statistics and,

00:42:39.840 you know, where the rapes are coming from. Then it got very hush, hush all of a sudden, whenever,

00:42:43.440 you know, the stats were actually analyzed, they didn't want to really dig into that anymore. Now

00:42:47.200 they want to bury the, you know, they don't, it's not about feminism. It's not about, you know, 1.00

00:42:51.120 protecting women. It's just, uh, you know, another way to dismantle, uh, white Western society. Uh, 1.00

00:42:56.720 and this is just a convenient way to do it. So they'll cover up what they need to, and they'll,

00:43:01.200 you know, they'll, they'll shine the light where they need to, uh, if it helps destroy it. And then

00:43:05.440 they'll cover it up whenever it's no longer a convenient thing to talk about.

00:43:08.400 Yeah. And they're not ashamed of lying. They just lie in front of your face and that's it. They

00:43:12.080 don't care. Oh, hypocrisy, double standard. Like they laughing in our faces. 0.98

00:43:16.240 They don't, you know, that's not about that. They don't give a shit. Uh, yeah, 0.99

00:43:20.000 here's a tweet here from Eric Christophson. There's a video of a German girl being humiliated

00:43:24.400 and sexually assaulted in the streets of Munich by five Arab men. The media in my country never

00:43:29.200 covered it. Of course not. You remember the, there was one in Austria a while ago. Oh, is this, I can't,

00:43:34.080 okay, I can't open that. It was a telegram post. Uh, anyway, Arminius news, uh, published that.

00:43:38.560 It's a great, it's a, it's a great, uh, channel too. Oh, absolutely.

00:43:42.000 And on Twitter, Arminius news. Yeah. Yep. Uh, here's, and of course, and then we just,

00:43:47.120 you know, switch over to what actually European men are involved in as, as opposed to like actually

00:43:53.120 pushing back against us, let's fight with each other over sports ball. Check this out here.

00:43:57.920 here. And again, this is just one slice and sample, right? But I mean,

00:44:07.040 is that Regensdorf? What does it say on his back there? I think, I think this might be in,

00:44:24.160 it might be in Germany. No, there's something out somewhere else. Okay. Oh, anyway,

00:44:29.200 the point is, is Europeans, uh, you know, all these football, uh, football hooligans and stuff.

00:44:34.160 They're like, where are they? Are they not waking up to any of this stuff? There's like tons of

00:44:37.760 people there. If you look at, I've seen some, uh, what were the ultras or something? I mean,

00:44:42.640 they're obviously a little bit more hardcore, but I'm saying there's other sports like, uh, teams,

00:44:47.520 like supporter groups. And, and yeah, they call them hooligans, right? In some countries.

00:44:51.520 And you look at like the spectators and stuff, uh, the arenas where they, they play.

00:44:57.040 And it's just an ocean of like, yeah, for the most part, younger, fit white men. And it's just 0.67

00:45:03.920 like a virtual army of people. And it was like, where are they going to, are they going to like

00:45:09.040 oppose anything that's happening? I know there was this hardcore push trying to get, uh, PC

00:45:13.440 terminology and anti-racism, which basically is euphemism for like anti-nationalism into these

00:45:19.120 football teams and supporter clubs and stuff like that to get them to like, not go down the route of

00:45:23.680 bit of turning right wing. And it's been partially successful, I think in some, uh,

00:45:27.760 instances, but they fight with each other like crazy. You know what I mean? That's what's so absurd

00:45:31.280 about it. Yeah. It is. It's, I mean, it's, it's obviously different in, uh, Europe than it is in

00:45:36.960 North America. We don't really have that same kind of culture, but I think you, um, played, uh, some of

00:45:41.760 these videos of, uh, you know, the NHL playoffs had kicked off and like, you listen to these guys,

00:45:47.760 uh, on, on camera talking about, or, you know, basically just they're euphoric

00:45:52.400 about, Oh, the dedication. Oh yeah. Yeah. It's, it's like the most excited they've ever been about

00:45:57.840 anything in their lives. And it's, it's a game guys. It's a, it's a game where, you know, 20

00:46:02.640 something year old millionaires slap a puck around. Yeah. It's fun, but it, yeah. I mean,

00:46:08.000 it happened during the pandemic. Um, you know, the Montreal Canadians were, they went to the 0.95

00:46:13.840 conference finals in the NHL and then they lost and, uh, their fans rioted, right? There's riots.

00:46:19.120 Yeah. Remember Vancouver when they lost? Holy shit. It was a few years ago now, but

00:46:24.000 you know, in, in the context of the lockdowns, it's like your government has kept you in your

00:46:29.520 homes for, I think it was like a year and a half at that point or just over a year. And this is what

00:46:34.800 you want to ride. They flip cop cars. You're flipping cop cars because your sports ball team lost,

00:46:40.080 but you're, you're perfectly fine with the government, you know, basically closing your businesses,

00:46:44.000 locking you in your homes, um, requiring you, you know, to wear a PPE everywhere you go and,

00:46:49.360 and putting, there was curfews in Quebec, like all of these things, like, this is what you're

00:46:53.520 going to ride over the sports. Yeah. And they've done a great job with the, oh, it's a sign up on,

00:46:59.760 on these people on the sports stuff. Oh yeah. Incredible. Um, if we just got 10% of the excitement

00:47:05.360 that they put to like things such as how we're being replaced and like actually looking out for your

00:47:09.120 nation, we'd be, we'd be, we'd be pretty good now. I think, I mean, not ideal, but we'd be in a good

00:47:14.320 direction much more so than, than we are now. You know, it's one of these things where, you know,

00:47:18.560 so the, uh, we had all the pride nights for, for God, the Calgary, was it? No, it wasn't Calgary.

00:47:24.080 The Toronto Maple Leafs had a drag show intermission for Derek, Derek Rance. He went to his first

00:47:31.040 Toronto Maple Leafs game and it was their pride night and they were, they had drag shows.

00:47:35.520 He just wanted to watch a hockey game, right? Oh my God. Yeah. To get away from it all. Right.

00:47:42.400 In a way, then that is good. Like, thank you for doing that. Right. I mean, it's,

00:47:46.800 again, it's, it's, they're doing the job for us in many regards. Well, that, that's exactly it.

00:47:50.800 It's like, uh, again, there's, there's nothing that is getting people more up in arms. Like when

00:47:56.160 Bud Light does the deal. Good. I'm glad because Bud Light is a terrible brand. Yes.

00:48:00.400 Anheuser-Busch can, you know, you know, kick rocks. Yeah. Like what, why are you drinking that

00:48:06.560 anyways? That's good. I'm glad. It's too bad that apparently everybody switched to Modelo,

00:48:11.680 right? Just another Anheuser-Busch brand. But like, like whenever I saw that, I was like,

00:48:17.360 good. And whenever I see them, uh, you know, the, the target stuff, I'm like, good. Don't shop at

00:48:21.680 targets. Like whenever I see them do this with the NHL, it's like, good. Stop watching. Like,

00:48:25.920 this is good. Like, yeah, let, let them keep, they're, they're going too far. Let them do it.

00:48:30.160 You don't, you don't have to try and get them to stop, right? No, definitely. When your enemy

00:48:34.320 makes a mistake, don't interrupt them. That's the saying goes. Yeah. Uh, Steve, I think it's

00:48:38.800 Robitai. I think that's how I pronounce it. Uh, 1976 says, thanks for having Alex on your show. Well,

00:48:43.120 we'll, we'll, we're glad he's here. Thank you, Steve. Appreciate that. Uh, Archie says,

00:48:47.280 I remember when Ukrainians, uh, was normally, uh, normally heard in the streets of, uh,

00:48:52.480 uh, Doppin, Doppin, is that what it's called? Manitoba. I am told that these days a person

00:48:59.040 will hear a lot of Punjab and the like, the A and W restaurants there is like Apu's Kwikimart.

00:49:05.040 And do you, there's some references that you are, you will get, I assume. Yeah.

00:49:09.840 A and W is, uh, like, you know, it's, it's a McDonald, it's a good version of like McDonald's.

00:49:15.040 It's a much higher quality and whatnot, right? I don't know what the comparison would be in the

00:49:18.960 States. I don't know if they have it in the States, but you know, it's just a,

00:49:21.920 it's a decent brand that hasn't gone. Yeah. It hasn't gone super woke. I mean,

00:49:26.560 it's all run and staffed by immigrants. That's what he's getting at there. Right. Yep. 0.94

00:49:30.240 The Punjab. But I mean, otherwise it's a, it's a decent brand that, you know, they have their

00:49:35.120 burgers or it's called the burger family. And this is a, this is a barometer I have for whenever

00:49:39.840 Canada really goes off a cliff because it's a nuclear white family that like, you know, they, 1.00

00:49:44.880 they use as like mascots. So there's like the mama burger, the papa burger, you know, the teen burger,

00:49:49.680 like they have all these different burgers named after family members. Yeah.

00:49:52.640 And whenever they, you know, go multi culty global homo with the burger family, then it's all lost. 1.00

00:49:58.000 That's all right. So here's this, uh, here's this horrific story, uh, out of Germany. Well, 0.56

00:50:05.440 it's a, it's a, well, it's a, it's a good start. Let me just put it that way. We finally had a

00:50:10.240 conviction, uh, by these crazy, uh, Antifas in Germany, right? Because again, uh, because of their history and 0.76

00:50:16.720 because of the just intense, uh, side, you know, the programming that the, the narrative,

00:50:22.160 right. It was denazification in Germany and like stuff like that. They're, they're just like fanatical

00:50:26.400 about pushing back anything that's nationalistic and right wing. Uh, even if it's, even if it's,

00:50:31.760 even if the party like AFD has done right, kind of counter signal that constantly. And they,

00:50:36.000 we know we're not like that. We want democracy and all these things, which, you know, they kind of

00:50:39.920 have to do considering the environment, but of course that's not good enough. Right. So you have the,

00:50:43.600 the hammer gang, what was the, uh, German term was a hammer band, uh, which was basically

00:50:52.320 just to summarize real quick. They had dress and I'm not sure if this was every single attack that

00:50:57.360 they did, but in some of them, at least, uh, they dressed up as police officers and they went to the

00:51:03.760 homes of various, uh, right wing, uh, uh, people, whether they're politically involved. Uh, I think one

00:51:09.280 was the youth party of the AFD, uh, that was, uh, uh, almost killed back in 2018. Uh, they're

00:51:15.520 pounding on the door. And of course these people are like, what, what's going on? This is police.

00:51:19.040 I guess I gotta let them in. Right. Now thinking about that. So they, they, they, uh, storm in,

00:51:25.600 they basically, uh, just bash this guy's brains in essentially, right. They destroy his kneecaps and 0.98

00:51:32.160 his feet are still damaged to this day. He can't even walk. Uh, they, they poured acetone on him,

00:51:38.400 other chemicals, like all these horrific, I mean, just brutal. This is like terrorist activity. If

00:51:43.280 there ever was one, this is politically motivated to get people to stay away from a certain political,

00:51:48.320 you know, uh, branch essentially, which is as far as I remember, that's like essentially the

00:51:52.320 definition of terrorism. You try to coerce someone into like, uh, you know, not to do something or not

00:51:57.920 have certain opinions anymore, things like that. Right. So this, uh, leader of this hammer band or

00:52:03.360 the hammer group, uh, sure name is, uh, was it Lina Engel, right? Lina Engel. Actually,

00:52:11.440 the Hungary piece has a little better. I'm going to read this here. We can get an idea, uh, verdict

00:52:15.200 in trial against Antifa extremist, uh, the verdict in the trial against the leader and three members

00:52:20.800 of the so-called hammer band, a hammer gang, a left-wing extremist storm, a troop supported by Antifa

00:52:25.840 was announced in Dresden on Wednesday. Leader Lina Engel was sentenced to five years and three

00:52:30.560 months, which is like, when you look at the crimes, it's like, this is nothing. If a right winger had

00:52:34.960 done comparable crimes, it would be, I mean, it would be terrorist charges. There would be life in

00:52:38.880 prison. I would assume, uh, four members of the hammer hammer gang who also took part in the attacks

00:52:44.400 in Budapest. And I haven't heard about that one before, but this paper brought that to my attention

00:52:49.440 have been convicted in a trial at a regional court in Saxony. After 97 days of trial,

00:52:55.440 presiding judge Hans Schlotter Statz in Dresden announced a verdict against the four defendants

00:53:01.120 for membership in a criminal organization. And some inside lingo here from the trial was that this

00:53:06.160 guy was like, oh, you're there, you know, as the British say, Molly, Molly coddling this, this girl,

00:53:12.080 you know what I mean? There was still this kind of like, oh, you're, uh, they were making excuses for

00:53:16.960 her and the reason why she did this and stuff. And so the, the five years was kind of like the base

00:53:21.280 minimum that they could do, which they of course did. It says here, the main defendant, Lina Engel, 0.84

00:53:26.960 was sentenced to five years and three months imprisonment. Her accomplices, uh, Lennart, uh,

00:53:32.400 Arning for three years, Philip, blah, blah, blah. They go through the different names of the other

00:53:35.280 ones there. Uh, but that was for forming a criminal organization and dangerous bodily harm. Among these

00:53:41.600 offenses, the federal prosecution had accused Engel and her accomplices of forming a criminal

00:53:46.400 association to attack right-wing people. According to indictment, they carried out several attacks on

00:53:51.920 right-wing supporters in Wurzen, in Saxony, Leipzig and Eisnach, uh, in Turingen between 2018 and 2020.

00:53:59.440 Several people were seriously injured in the process. It was like gruesome, brutal shit they did to these 0.98

00:54:05.520 people. Uh, Engel is said to have been the leader of the hammer gang, a far left organization founded in 0.99

00:54:10.640 Leipzig, Leipzig that has established a nationwide network. Of course it has. Is there any

00:54:15.680 talk about bread? Is there any diagonal on comparison? Do you know what I mean? Like

00:54:20.240 the treatment that you guys have gotten, is there similar things here for them in Germany? No,

00:54:25.040 of course not. They're making excuses for them essentially. For weeks, Antifa has announced a

00:54:30.160 day X for the first Saturday after the verdict, the day of the verdict, which is tomorrow, but they've

00:54:36.320 already been out riding. We'll look at the footage in a little bit here, calling for street fights

00:54:39.680 against the verdict, uh, against for, for, you know, this verdict against Engel. They have promised to cause

00:54:44.800 1 million euros of damage in German cities for every year in prison. So German authorities are

00:54:50.480 looking at damages between 5 million and 300,000 euros this Saturday alone. In February, members

00:54:56.320 of the hammer gang, who are still at large, staged a manhunt in Budapest, beating up eight people and

00:55:00.960 seriously injuring German, Polish and Hungarian citizens. The Budapest police directorate, working

00:55:06.560 closely with the German authorities, has so far identified 10 of the alleged attackers and arrested

00:55:11.920 four of them. Good. Of these, one Hungarian has been arrested. One German woman is under criminal 0.86

00:55:15.920 investigation and an Italian woman. So they're forming an international terrorist network now, 0.96

00:55:20.320 right? This is one of the definitions in terms of how the America treats with this. If there's any kind

00:55:24.800 of international cooperation, then it's like a, uh, you know, then it's, um, what's the, it was, you

00:55:31.040 have the domestic terrorism. And then what's the other term they used for it? Um, maybe it's just,

00:55:35.600 yeah, international, there's a specific term they use. I forget that right now, but it was like

00:55:39.040 the way they described that was like, oh, that that's much more severe, you know, kind of like,

00:55:43.760 this is a now an international terrorist group. This is dangerous, right? In this case,

00:55:48.400 I haven't heard any talk about that yet. Anyway, so there, the last case there in Budapest,

00:55:53.360 they are in pre-trial detention awaiting the conclusion of the investigation. In Budapest,

00:55:58.480 six German Antifa members are still wanted. So we'll see what happens here. But what do you,

00:56:02.720 uh, what do you make of this, Alex? I mean, it doesn't surprise me that they got,

00:56:07.280 you know, the kiddie gloves when it comes to sentencing. Um, they do, they do this everywhere.

00:56:12.000 Um, you know, I, I brought up earlier, there's the, you know, the, uh, the disparity in, in the

00:56:17.680 way people are treated when it comes to bail conditions in Canada. And, uh, you know, in the

00:56:22.560 same time period that, you know, I mentioned the four, the Coutts political prisoners from Alberta

00:56:27.200 that are still in jail, they, they committed no violence. And, um, there was a, a member of Antifa

00:56:33.040 that ran over four, uh, five people in Winnipeg during a freedom convoy protests. And, uh, he was

00:56:39.600 out on bail within 24 hours. Like he tried to murder people with a vehicle and they didn't

00:56:43.600 even charge him with attempted murder and they let him go. Um, and he, he was a known member of

00:56:48.320 Antifa too. And the same thing here, like they, they want to designate Diagalon as a terrorist

00:56:52.880 organization, but they can't attribute one single, uh, violent act to us because we're not,

00:56:58.720 we're not a violent organization. It's a, it's a meme and it's not even an organization. It's,

00:57:03.360 it's a, uh, a network of people that, you know, prep and, uh, you know, engage in activism,

00:57:09.680 community building, that type of thing. Right. So, uh, I mean, they already did it to the proud boys,

00:57:14.080 right? The proud boys were labeled the terrorist group in Canada. They couldn't attribute one single

00:57:18.560 act of violence to proud boy activity in Canada. Right. But Antifa acts with impunity here. So,

00:57:24.400 I mean, it doesn't shock me at all that they were, it's, it's, I'm glad that, you know, they, uh,

00:57:28.720 obviously got some prison time there, but I don't know how it works in Germany. Will they,

00:57:32.960 five years, three months, if they'll be out in one year, two years. Exactly. Absolutely. Oh, no,

00:57:37.760 no, no doubt about it. They ultimately, they, that we, you know, everyone, I think,

00:57:42.160 unless you're a newcomer kind of know that, that they're like an essentially a stat, a state, uh,

00:57:46.960 asset to like, they're using this, uh, to, you know, in a, in a, obviously a legal way,

00:57:51.040 but not that they care, uh, to police opinions and, and just try to keep, you know, fear in like

00:57:55.520 people who are on the right wing that you can always like be attacked randomly just for having

00:57:59.600 these views or associating with any of these things. Uh, it's a, it's a way for all the liberal,

00:58:04.080 progressive global homo shit libs, uh, in power to just ensure that there's no like grassroots 0.99

00:58:09.280 kind of on the street. I mean, it's still happening despite that, but there's still always that 0.99

00:58:12.800 they want you to kind of have that fear. Look at the video I showed there. Uh, just the backgrounds,

00:58:16.480 we're talking about this guy, just walk in and then in the back, like behind him,

00:58:21.040 they just strike him with a hammer right across the head. Like that's, that's nice, noble,

00:58:24.800 honorable, moral people right there. You know what I mean? Five money or the six on one, eight on one,

00:58:29.440 maybe even, um, and they're using hammers there. That's why they call the hammer gang. So very nice.

00:58:34.320 The finest of people, of course. Right. Even, you know, contrast this to, you know, the,

00:58:40.880 the proud boys are accused of violence, but I mean, it's always reactionary or, or Patriot

00:58:45.440 uh, Patriot front hasn't been accused of violence, but you know, just, just their very

00:58:49.520 existence is violence. Exactly. Yeah. This, this is justified, you know, actions to take against,

00:58:56.080 you know, a quote Nazi or whatever they'll, they'll label them. Yeah. Um, merely existing

00:59:00.880 as a right-wing dissident is terrorism in itself. I mean, that, that's how they presented it too,

00:59:05.360 right? Like white supremacy is terrorism. Yeah. White is exactly terrorism. Yeah. Yeah. It's, 0.99

00:59:10.480 it's our very existence is violence and, uh, us just having opinions,

00:59:14.800 or saying, speaking on the internet is equal to violence. And whereas here you have an

00:59:20.080 international terrorist group, uh, that hardly is getting any attack. I don't see many news stories

00:59:24.080 about this. This would be huge news, right? Uh, this conviction, but anyway, here, I heard about

00:59:29.040 this. I can't remember from what source, whenever it initially happened, this attack in Budapest,

00:59:33.680 but I, I, I, I mean, this was a while ago, right? I guess this is the sentencing. That's why it's come

00:59:38.960 back up. Yeah. So the, the Budapest has that whole, uh, is in pretrial right now. So this is prior

00:59:44.640 things from that was going on in 2018 to 2020. Oh, that happened in Germany. Yeah. That's what,

00:59:49.440 so this is not having even been settled yet here. So they got, I think they said they had four of

00:59:53.360 these people, but there's like six or eight more, if I remember correctly, but so anyway, so they were

00:59:57.680 out, uh, in Germany in various cities, uh, RT had some footage of them, uh, rioting and, and being angry 0.99

01:00:03.680 that, Oh my God, how dare you give such a wonderful leader of a group that does shit like this? Yeah. 0.99

01:00:08.480 Yeah. Jump in Alex. Yes, sir. Was that, so whenever they said we're going to cause all this damage,

01:00:13.920 was that like last Saturday or is that this coming Saturday? It's coming Saturday now. Cause this is

01:00:18.320 the, the trial was just coming down here, I think two days ago or so. Uh, so anyway, here's some, uh, footage

01:00:23.840 from the whole thing.

01:00:36.080 One, two, police.

01:01:06.080 Anyway, so this is just the, uh, the warming up act presumably here on the day X. Ooh, it's

01:01:21.920 coming here. I guess they have to do five, uh, five million euros of damage then or something like

01:01:27.600 that. Yeah. I'm surprised. I haven't seen any of this. Was this last one? Yeah. This is basically

01:01:33.120 last night. Yeah. As long, as long as this was not mislabeled, but that's what it was presented,

01:01:37.600 uh, presented as. This just happened after the verdict became out, but the real kind of

01:01:42.320 organizational protest and presumably violent riot is happening tomorrow in Germany.

01:01:48.000 And sorry, was this Dresden? Uh, actually not sure. I think, I think this might be either it's from

01:01:52.880 a few different, uh, cities or this is maybe Leipzig, Leipzig or something like that. I'm not sure. Um,

01:01:57.440 uh, where exactly it is, but, uh, anyway, that's a, that's a little slice. And then to underline that,

01:02:02.880 make that point again, internationally though, here's CNN, right? Talking about this internationally,

01:02:08.160 there's still scrutiny of far right AFD as there, as the government there has labeled its youth wing

01:02:14.080 extremist. There's a labeling of what just, but we just saw like as an extremist international, uh,

01:02:20.800 terrorist network, nothing like that. It's, it's, it's just, they always get, they get special

01:02:25.200 protection as you know, the British, I like the term, the model, mollycoddling with these people 1.00

01:02:30.000 and just like, all right, well, you know, we'll give you a slap on the wrist essentially,

01:02:33.680 you know what I mean? But then they're out again and they just continue their violent behavior.

01:02:37.600 Yeah. A perfect example of that too, is just look, I, there was a video that was going around

01:02:41.760 recently from a, uh, a just stop oil with those lunatics that, you know, glue themselves to 0.95

01:02:47.200 paintings and block roads and whatnot. Yeah. And then the guy, you know, just a random,

01:02:51.600 you know, tradie is, is trying to get to work and he starts, you know, pushing them out of the way

01:02:55.760 to get them out of the way. And the cops arrest him. They're standing right there as they break,

01:02:59.920 as these people break the law. And then somebody is like, you know what, I've had enough of this.

01:03:03.520 And then they arrest the person who tries to, you know, restore order, like just do your job.

01:03:08.160 And, and this wouldn't be a problem anyways. Again, it's, it serves the state interest. So they

01:03:13.120 get the protection of the state. Yeah. And yeah, I think we're going to,

01:03:15.840 we're going to see a flare up of this again in the United States too, right? They love to do this

01:03:19.680 during election cycles. So as this new, uh, 2024 election campaign kicks off, you'll probably see

01:03:25.280 BLM and, and Antifa return to the streets and, and, you know, they'll find, they'll find a reason

01:03:30.240 to write again. A hundred percent. Yeah, no, it's, it's been quiet for a little bit, you know,

01:03:34.080 but it's going to ramp up again. And whenever it's, uh, it's politically expedient, they, they wheel

01:03:38.240 them out again. And like a central command, just all right, this is the one we're protesting,

01:03:42.720 whatever case it is. And everyone's out on the streets. Right. Uh, but I was actually surprised

01:03:47.360 there wasn't more over the, the Jordan Neely, Daniel. Yeah. Uh, yeah. I thought it would be

01:03:53.840 worse than it was. I thought we were going to have George Floyd 2.0. I did too. And it's kind of

01:03:58.480 weird that it's like that, but that's what the creepy aspect of it, that it's just like operating

01:04:02.400 like a insect swarm or something like a somehow it's the, the, the swarm just knew that this was not

01:04:10.000 the one to like fully lash out on. There was a little bit, but you know what I mean? So

01:04:14.000 someone's giving the signal somewhere like, okay, we're good to go. You know, like, let's do it.

01:04:18.080 Well, you know, I mean, we saw that too, with the George Floyd riots. Um, it was very quick,

01:04:23.040 very quickly. They had the shirts, they had the banners, they had the signs. Like it was,

01:04:27.280 it was very, the baptism baths were out. I mean, all the accessories, right. The being baptized in the

01:04:33.120 religion of George Floyd. Yeah. Holy shit. Uh, so anyway, uh, to kind of finish off that, 0.97

01:04:40.080 uh, this segment, uh, portion here a little bit, uh, because of course talking about diversity and

01:04:45.200 of course, counteraction, like in Germany, the counteraction to some of the open borders,

01:04:48.640 immigration, right-wing parties, uh, it's creating, of course, not only destabilization,

01:04:54.880 but, uh, in the U S at least, and I think this is mostly true. I've, I've read things out of Sweden

01:04:59.120 that you have white so-called white flight there as well, but the more diverse the country gets,

01:05:05.440 this is the U S article of this here, uh, the more segregation you get, there's like a self

01:05:10.960 segregation. In other words, people just kind of flock to their own. They create more insular

01:05:16.000 little kind of micro, um, not States. That's not the right term, but yeah, like micro ethnic enclaves

01:05:23.280 inside of the larger society. Uh, and people generally tend to gravitate. You might have like a,

01:05:28.320 some kind of kumbaya zone in some like a liberal city somewhere. That's somewhat of a hodgepodge,

01:05:33.040 but overall, otherwise people for the most part, uh, tend to, uh, want to be around their own,

01:05:38.320 which is, you know, completely understandable. You know what I mean? But that doesn't stop them from,

01:05:43.280 if, if segregation is wrong, again, we have those things, then are the state and the government are

01:05:48.000 doing the very things that, which is leading to more of that. They, I'm sure they know of the

01:05:52.800 statistics here. That's why they had those programs to say, well, look at this zip code here. It's just a

01:05:57.760 bunch of white people. Let's bring in immigrants and just place them here. If they have to build 1.00

01:06:03.040 migrant camps in this region, they will, if they have to build section eight housing, they will, 1.00

01:06:07.200 they'll find whatever way they can to try to break up the evil self-segregation. In other words,

01:06:12.000 freedom of association is out the window. We can't, with nothing to do with that anymore.

01:06:16.720 Oh, absolutely. And I, I don't know this, like, this doesn't, uh, surprise me at all. This is the

01:06:22.320 story as old as time. Uh, you know, you can go back, even whenever it was European immigration,

01:06:27.280 you'd get, you know, little Ireland, little Italy, little, you know, like, you know, like this exists

01:06:33.040 in Canada, like for, like, even for example, you know, my family, uh, emigrated from the Netherlands

01:06:38.480 in the 19, uh, late 1950s. And they, they went to an area that's, uh, predominantly Dutch farmers,

01:06:45.520 right? That's the truth. Like if there's nothing really, it doesn't shock me. Um,

01:06:51.920 their, their response to it might shock me, uh, because exactly like you said,

01:06:56.160 they're just going to start trying to, uh, if they can't do it, uh, naturally they'll force it.

01:07:00.480 I saw a great, uh, Thultide posted a, a poster, like an anarchist poster, um, recently. And it was,

01:07:06.960 um, it said, if nature is unjust, then we will change nature. Yes. It's a war in nature for sure.

01:07:14.240 A hundred percent. And so it's like, you know, if, if they can't get what they want naturally,

01:07:18.560 if, if their worldview doesn't occur just organically, then they will force it regardless.

01:07:24.400 Um, so yeah, it's a, it's an uphill battle, but it's the same, obviously, in terms of like

01:07:29.440 biological sex, right? They're at war with that right now. They got to break that up. They're 1.00

01:07:33.280 at war with, yeah, in this case, self-segregation or freedom of association, even, uh, and nature

01:07:38.640 ultimately at the end of the day is the enemy. And that's why they continuously have to go to things

01:07:43.120 such as, you know, using chemicals to enforce it, or they have to have some hardcore authoritarian

01:07:48.640 governmental systems that can like kind of keep the multicultural utopia in check. 0.92

01:07:53.760 You know what I mean? So it doesn't like derail and stuff like that. And you can only do that

01:07:57.120 for like a little bit of a time. At the end of the day, nature wins. Humans are part of that nature,

01:08:02.160 and we're going to react to it, you know, accordingly. But think about it this way too. It's like all the,

01:08:07.120 all the other, like downstream from this in terms of segregation is also that you get less

01:08:13.360 participation in society. People tend to go out less. They stay home more. Maybe they play video

01:08:18.960 games. They watch television more. They show, they, you know, pointless shopping more on the internet,

01:08:24.080 things like this. Everything that kind of serves global homo of like getting the pod, shut the hell 1.00

01:08:28.240 up and you'll be happy is, is, is underlined by like the more diversity create, uh, the more, uh,

01:08:34.080 uh, part of the less participation generally in society you get, you know, I, I would, yeah,

01:08:40.720 I would agree anecdotally with that statement. I think I see it all the time. Um,

01:08:46.720 people are less and less, uh, like, look, you're not as likely to want to contribute to a society

01:08:52.160 that you don't feel like is, is for you or you're that you're a part of. Um, you're going to withdraw.

01:08:57.600 I think you see this a lot in young white men in particular. They don't feel like the society is for 0.89

01:09:02.240 them or that they're part of it or that they're appreciated in it. So they withdraw and they

01:09:06.960 start engaging in very, uh, you know, damaging, uh, uh, behavior, self-destructive, uh, drugs,

01:09:16.240 low self-esteem, depression, pornography, like all these things that just exacerbate the problem,

01:09:21.680 make it much, much worse. Absolutely. Uh, and then they act surprised, you know what I mean?

01:09:26.320 Oh, we're building this group progress, right? It's great. Now you have everything you need.

01:09:32.160 I think it's like, well, it's not about that. You know, the other thing, I think you mentioned it,

01:09:36.880 I was listening to Western warrior today, actually. And, um, I think you mentioned it, um,

01:09:42.400 that like there, these, uh, you know, I don't know what you call, whatever you call them,

01:09:47.280 libtards. It doesn't matter. Um, they have this very, you're absolutely right. They have a very 1.00

01:09:52.320 strange relationship with nature or even just kind of idealization of nature where it's like,

01:09:57.920 we are not part of it. We must be separate from it. Uh, we just preserve it behind this,

01:10:02.560 you know, glass wall so that, you know, it's routine and we're not, you know, part of it.

01:10:06.960 And like, you see that, um, they, they want nothing to do with, uh, you know, living with nature,

01:10:11.600 living holistically, living organically, or, you know, in a wholesome manner, um, a harmonious manner.

01:10:17.520 It's, it's like, they've separated entirely that like this environmentalism has nothing to do with

01:10:23.120 appreciation of the natural world. It has to do with this, like, kind of like,

01:10:27.280 I don't know, uh, self-destructive synthetic, uh, kind of idea of what humanity is supposed to be.

01:10:33.280 A very transhumanist, I guess is maybe a good way of. 0.99

01:10:35.920 Exactly. No, it's on the path towards that. You know what I mean? That's what it is. It's about.

01:10:40.640 It's, it's a, not as you say, an integrated kind of view on the thing in a weird way that can,

01:10:45.240 like, you could argue like they, they worship nature or like see that as a, you know, kind of

01:10:50.840 kind of like a new theology or whatever. But, but it's, as you said, it's not an one that's like

01:10:55.000 an integrated version of it. You're not in it or part of it. You, you look at it like it's

01:10:59.560 a museum exhibit or something like that. And oh, there it is. We have to protect it by taking all

01:11:04.920 the humans out from it and, and just putting ourselves still in mega hubs where we like can't

01:11:09.640 touch nature. We can't, you know, have anything to do with it. It's very bizarre, but no,

01:11:12.920 they're a hundred percent synthetic. They're a hundred percent, uh, inauthentic. And again,

01:11:17.320 that's why they're a perfect, uh, they're perfect, uh, breed. I don't know what to call them, but a 0.54

01:11:22.840 perfect, uh, group to push all the new weird shit that they're doing with from transhumanism to like 0.99

01:11:29.320 synthetic hormones, altering their, their sex, biological sex, trying to do surgeries. And, 0.99

01:11:34.280 you know, so, and, and, and again, that at some point that the transgender stuff

01:11:38.600 will be a transhuman stuff. It will be integrating with machines. It will be joining with AI. It'll

01:11:43.400 be robotics. There'll be, uh, you know, limbs or whatever. That's like, uh, you know, robotic and

01:11:48.760 stuff. It's, it's, there's just one step away from that essentially. And it's coming, you know?

01:11:53.240 Yeah. All right. Um, let's, uh, let's check this out here a little bit. Let me see. Do I miss one

01:11:59.960 here? Ziofree says chaos creates opportunities for a power slash cash grab. I think it is. Grab.

01:12:05.480 This is a grab by Shekel, Shekelmasters, denationalize or nationalize, uh, a country 1.00

01:12:10.920 destroys identities set up for Zio takeover. That's, uh, that's a, that's about it. That's what they're doing.

01:12:15.720 Um, so let me, let me get into the LGBTQ stuff here. And of course I saw someone make the point 0.93

01:12:22.200 in chat as well, right? Uh, the, those that, and you could argue and disagree like, oh, well,

01:12:29.000 you're dumb. You signed up to go fight and almost die or injure yourself for this country and things 1.00

01:12:33.560 like that. But, but just look at it face value. Like there, there, this is supposed to be like the

01:12:38.520 pinnacle of, of like sacrifice, right? You're, you're, you're putting your life on the line to like

01:12:43.320 secure the freedom of the country or whatever the excuse they're using these days. Uh, they get,

01:12:49.080 they get, they get one day, one day essentially. Uh, while of course the, um, the dildo flingers get, 0.95

01:12:55.720 uh, the rainbow dildo flingers get a whole month. And of course, as you show the beginning, Alex,

01:13:00.120 that's not good enough. Now it's season three months. And before you know it, it's going to be

01:13:04.120 all year. And if you don't, if you don't celebrate this and, and take part, you are, you're performing a

01:13:10.440 hate, hate crime. You know, that's coming if they get their way. Oh, it already,

01:13:16.520 to an extent that I think it already is in Canada. Like it's, it's very weaselly the way they've done

01:13:20.840 it, but you know, they've required participation, whether it's, you know, in the military, you have

01:13:26.440 to engage in certain, you know, training seminars and whatnot, or if you work for a big corporation,

01:13:31.480 they'll push it on you. If you're a teacher in a school, like you have to engage in this,

01:13:35.080 but even if you withdraw from it, you can't say anything negative about it. Right. So it's like,

01:13:39.480 you either have to participate actively or passively and you can't object to it. And if you do,

01:13:44.360 you'll be fired. You'll be ready. You'll be ostracized, all of these things. And yeah,

01:13:47.720 the, the one day or a home, it's not even a home. It's what was it just before, uh, June,

01:13:53.400 there was, uh, whatever pansexual day of visibility. The month before that there's

01:13:57.640 transgender day of visibility. It goes on and on. Like there was a, uh, you know, week, uh, of

01:14:03.960 transgender, you know, week of something back in the fall. Like it's endless. Um, 1.00

01:14:10.040 it's not a day or a month. It's endless. Yeah. If it's not, and if it's not an international day,

01:14:15.960 that's recognized, you know, globally, it's a, you know, a hockey team has a pride night

01:14:20.840 or you're a local school has some kind of pride event. It just, it never ends.

01:14:25.160 Never stop. It's, it's, yeah, absolutely. It will never stop. Um, and so this, uh, here's a

01:14:31.240 interesting juxtapose that someone did, right. Um, where burning of the American, just American 0.75

01:14:37.480 flag. And this is, you know, these discussions exist in other countries as well. Uh, is this free

01:14:41.560 speech, blah, blah, blah. Can we burn whether it's, you know, the, uh, the Bible or the flag of the

01:14:46.440 nation. And then there's always usually out uproar if someone, for example, burns a Quran or like a

01:14:52.440 Talmud or, or someone burns the pride flag or stuff. We have, there's several hate crime charges

01:14:57.800 now, but let's just back up and go through this from the beginning. Uh, because the Supreme Court

01:15:02.520 back in like 1989, uh, well, the, the cases went on, I think went into the actually the nineties a

01:15:09.400 little bit for something like that, but, but they basically said the Supreme Court of the US said,

01:15:12.200 well, it's, it's constitutional, uh, to burn the American flag. So basically like, okay,

01:15:16.680 you can, you can kind of do that. Right. But lately you've had this, this is the legal,

01:15:21.240 uh, the, the legal or the, um, logical somersaults they do to still have to get, you know, to get

01:15:28.520 you on a crime. If you burn the so-called pride flag or the rainbow flag, whatever you want to call

01:15:34.440 it. Uh, one was recently burned at an elementary school, uh, which of course then went on to spark

01:15:40.520 a hate crime investigation. So now they're arguing that you can't, you, you can burn the pride flag.

01:15:47.560 However, if we can associate other crimes with that, when you did it, then it's not allowed,

01:15:53.800 right? See how that works. There's always this, you know, the spurious logic they use here, right?

01:15:58.920 Woman arrested on hate crime charges after pride flag lit on fire outside the Soho restaurant.

01:16:04.680 So basically they're saying, if we can, if we can determine what's in your heart or what you were

01:16:11.640 thinking, essentially, when you were doing this, then it's a crime and then you're not allowed to do

01:16:16.600 it. But everyone can blatantly see kind of what's going on here. I guess they have some of the footage

01:16:21.720 here of them doing that, right? Um, there's special protection for them. I mean, no doubt about it.

01:16:27.560 Like you can burn any flags that you want. It's totally fine. But they, again, this is a colonizing

01:16:33.240 force. This is a warfare effort. They are the, uh, up and coming, uh, colonizer essentially of our

01:16:39.880 countries. And therefore they have special protection. The way they went after, after this

01:16:43.800 woman in, uh, Soho in New York, I think it is, uh, was, was crazy. And like, how are you going to

01:16:48.760 determine what's in her heart when she does this? You know what I mean?

01:16:51.640 I mean, it's what, it's one of those instances where I don't know. It's kind of hard. The act

01:16:59.080 of burning a flag, I think is pretty, you're you've, you've indicated your intentions, right?

01:17:04.120 I don't think that's just it. How is it not hate when they burn the American flag?

01:17:08.920 Well, exactly. But I like, like, that's why I don't know. Or, you know, Israeli flags, like,

01:17:15.080 wasn't there this issue in Sweden too? Somebody burned a Turkish and it was a national or Nordic

01:17:19.560 resistance movement. They burned, uh, or maybe it was a different, maybe it's just an activist,

01:17:23.240 but they burned an Israeli and I think a Turkish flag. And you know, there's all this, uh, and

01:17:28.920 what did they do? They didn't make it illegal to do that. Or was that a Quran?

01:17:31.720 That was the Quran. Yeah. Yeah. They didn't, they said, no, it's not illegal. All right.

01:17:36.040 They still like try to do the free, no free speech kind of argument. But then they said,

01:17:40.360 because it's leading to riots, that is outlawed. But it's like, well, but then you're not sure you're not

01:17:45.000 arresting those who are rioting. You're, you're, you're saying the person who's

01:17:48.360 did the thing that leads to the rioting. That's the problem now. Yeah. So, well, the same,

01:17:52.760 so in this thread, you play this recently, um, this, uh, high school student, Josh Alexander,

01:17:59.960 who's been becoming an activist against, you know, this, this kind of nonsense in schools.

01:18:05.480 Um, he came to Calgary actually, like I, I had, uh, the opportunity to, to meet him. I had met him

01:18:10.840 before too, at a fundraiser for Jeremy, but, um, like, you know, I, he, he goes to a high school

01:18:16.680 and he's handing out Bibles. Yeah, exactly. And, and preaching, uh, the gospel

01:18:21.080 and they arrested him and they, I just found this out today, actually, from, um, somebody

01:18:27.080 who works at the school board, they arrested him, not because he had done anything wrong,

01:18:32.040 but because he was causing a scene in which other people were starting to get violent.

01:18:37.240 Yeah. See, that's it. So, so he's, you're the root of the, the disturbance or the riot. So,

01:18:43.080 therefore, even though you didn't actually break any rules or laws, but then you're the problem.

01:18:47.240 It's amazing how that way, not the criminals that are doing the rioting or whatever. It's,

01:18:51.480 it's incredible. Yeah, exactly. His very presence is, is unacceptable, right? Uh, just, just existing,

01:18:57.800 right? It should be illegal essentially is the message that they're putting forward. But I mean,

01:19:02.680 at this event, um, he was handing out Bibles and, uh, two, I think it was two Bibles were lit on fire

01:19:08.920 and other ones were, you know, ripped apart and shredded. Yeah. And that's fine. But you know,

01:19:14.120 to, in, in terms of the burning, the pride flag, this actually happened in Canada recently too. Um,

01:19:19.160 a high, uh, I think it was a high school in Nova Scotia. A couple of kids stole a pride flag and burnt it.

01:19:25.880 And it became an international story and the RCMP, you know, our, our federal police force are

01:19:31.160 investigating, you know, it's just nonsense, you know, cause a couple of kids stole a flag and

01:19:36.040 lit it on fire because they thought it would be funny. Yep. And now it's a hate crime. Exactly.

01:19:39.800 And I actually have two speaking to that, right. Let me show you a couple of clips where they're

01:19:44.680 actually discussing this of that. All of a sudden, uh, here's the, let's check this one out. Again,

01:19:50.280 hate crime charges for doing something in company, just come juxtaposed to them burning

01:19:56.600 whatever flag from whatever nation. Check this segment out. A community hit by hate when a man

01:20:01.320 leaves tire marks all over a pride flag painted on an intersection. Residents around the area

01:20:06.680 speaking out in disgust. Seven's Danielle Garcia is live in Fort Lauderdale with more on the search

01:20:11.320 for that. Speaking out in the, a hate crime attack happened. Good morning, Lorena. That mural right 0.94

01:20:16.600 behind me was unveiled just about 20 days ago. Already it's been damaged and covered with skid

01:20:21.320 marks. The community here is saddened as you mentioned, but they are planning to redo it.

01:20:26.200 In fact, the cleanup process has already begun. Oh, good. And then of course, this one is funny too.

01:20:31.320 So is this a hate crime by the horse that you can, you can argue this doc, can you walk on it? Because

01:20:37.640 it's always this issue of kid, you know, should you walk on the flag, right? Or should you avoid it?

01:20:41.400 Look at this one. Mounted police force. Oh, I don't like the color. I don't like the color.

01:20:52.360 Oh, brilliant. Brilliant.

01:21:03.560 See, nature responds. They're just like, stay away from that shit. Whatever that is. Nothing to do with it. 1.00

01:21:09.320 It is. It is. It is funny. I also, I always found it weird that they do these crosswalks anyways.

01:21:14.920 It's like, is it's, is it not disrespectful to like walk all over something?

01:21:18.680 I know. Isn't this bizarre? Exactly. I thought it was. So what it was, it's, it's kind of like,

01:21:23.400 you know how people that, you know, they have welcome mats and sometimes like sports team will 0.97

01:21:27.720 sell a welcome mat of like, or, or, you know, even in a locker room, they'll have like dog shit on 0.98

01:21:32.120 that, whatever, you know? Yeah. Like they'll have like their own logo on a floor and people walk. 0.99

01:21:37.320 Like there's even like, I remember this. There's like, when I played football, we had a low at

01:21:42.200 university, there's a logo that was in the middle of like the locker room floor. And we had a policy

01:21:46.440 that's like, you don't walk on it out of respect, right? You walk around that. Yeah. So like, I always,

01:21:51.080 I just find it weird that you would want something that people are going to walk all over, drive over,

01:21:55.640 you know, like whatever people are homeless are going to piss on it or whatever, right? Like,

01:22:00.280 why would you want to put your flag on the ground? But anyways, whatever.

01:22:03.480 Maybe someone's secretly based. They're doing all of that, right? Uh, speaking of this, now,

01:22:09.080 obviously we talked about target and stuff, uh, about a kick, uh, super chat here. Odin's Raven

01:22:12.840 over on entropy says, uh, another great Friday show to start off the weekend. We email you about, uh,

01:22:18.120 meeting up, have a wonderful weekend. Okay. We'll reply to that. Thank you, Odin's Raven. Good to,

01:22:22.200 uh, good to see you. Thank you for the support. So let me play this because obviously there's,

01:22:27.160 there's, um, well, we'll get to this idea that there's like, you know, resistance building against,

01:22:31.720 you know, what happened with target. And, you know, obviously we saw the Bud Light thing or

01:22:34.760 whatever. There's always this argument you can make like, well, does it matter? You know,

01:22:38.680 if you have a BlackRock controlling 9 trillion in assets and a Vanguard, uh, 9 billion loss is not

01:22:45.400 going to make a dent. You know what I mean? You, you have that argument there, which I think is a

01:22:49.000 vital one and one to make, but regardless of that, it's still good and obviously vital to see the

01:22:54.840 opposition type of thing. Right. But now they're starting to argue. This is a clip from MSNBC. I'm going to play

01:23:00.120 where basically a store not carrying these trans, uh, products essentially, or at least

01:23:08.120 the opposite, the opposition to it that's forming, that is terrorism, which is causing target not to,

01:23:14.440 or they didn't even remove it. Right. They actually just moved it back in the back of the store. I

01:23:18.600 think it was something like that, but listen to this lunatic here on MSNBC of, of what that, 0.72

01:23:23.000 how this is terrorism now. When target caves into this, then it says that the moment you threaten the 0.54

01:23:29.400 employees of even a very large corporation, you get to control its policies. This is

01:23:36.360 economic terrorism, literally terrorism, creating fear among the workers and forcing the corporations

01:23:43.320 to sell the things you want, not sell the things you don't. So when target, yeah, isn't that fascinating

01:23:50.120 though? Because it's like, wait a minute, have we not seen coercion in other aspects of society where

01:23:55.640 people are bullied and they're harangued, they're harassed, they're even violently attacked for

01:24:00.760 taking a position or, you know, doing something in some cases, not doing something. And now all of

01:24:06.120 a sudden let's whip out the terrorist card. What, what about the people banned from banks? Is that

01:24:10.680 terrorism? You know what I mean? Like you could, let's extend this conversation, shall we?

01:24:14.760 Well, I think it's, you know, it ties in with everything they do. So, um, I think it's funny

01:24:22.600 because you get this kind of thing where when we talk about issues, they'll say that we are, uh,

01:24:28.600 trying to, uh, you know, radicalize an issue or use an issue to our advantage. When in reality,

01:24:35.560 it's like, well, no, we're just talking about this issue because we care about it and we want to generate

01:24:39.160 support for our position on it. And basically we're trying to participate in your fake and gay democracy. 1.00

01:24:44.280 Right. Like that's what we're doing. We're just, we're simply trying to partake in this system that 0.97

01:24:48.600 we're all supposed to have a voice in. But whenever you do it, it's democracy. Whenever you do that,

01:24:53.080 it's just, you know, that's democratic process. When we do it, it's terrorism.

01:24:57.320 Yeah. And to save and reinforce democracy, they have to ban us from doing the act.

01:25:02.600 Exactly. So like in this instance, like how many, uh, boycotts have there been about,

01:25:08.440 I mean, we've, we've had some in Canada or like Canadian brands that weren't woke enough,

01:25:12.760 not even they were based or like they, they were, you know, taking a position against this stuff,

01:25:16.840 just, they weren't doing enough, you know, in favor of it. And that's what this guy's saying is,

01:25:20.600 um, you know, if people voice their disgust or their dislike of what a brand is doing,

01:25:26.440 a company is doing, that's terrorism. If, if it's our side, if it's against our side,

01:25:32.200 then it's terrorism. Otherwise it's wonderful democratic rights. And they're just exercising,

01:25:37.240 whether that's the first amendment or free speech rights, if you're in another country,

01:25:40.760 right? Uh, no, it's again, and that's, we go back to that. It says nothing to do with like

01:25:46.040 double standard. They don't, they won't even see this. It's not about that. It's just,

01:25:49.960 we are in the right, whatever we do, that's the right thing. And whenever, whatever you do,

01:25:54.440 I mean, it was a frame. I tried to frame it. I was thinking about it earlier today. Like

01:25:59.160 they'll, they'll, they will soon, and it's kind of happened already a little bit,

01:26:02.680 but they, they will start legislating in such a way here soon that basically anybody who they

01:26:08.360 consider to be their political enemy or, or, or those in opposition to them, you know, kicking

01:26:12.760 back, pushing back against some of this stuff, they're going to start passing laws that basically

01:26:17.080 you're not allowed to do this essentially. Like they will try to prevent people from doing this.

01:26:21.640 Uh, and I think we're right at the cusp of that as, as we're seeing some pushback now.

01:26:26.200 Yeah. There, there was a moment, uh, this week where, uh, the elementary teachers federation of

01:26:33.080 Ontario, right? One of the, one of the provinces in Canada, they put out a tweet that, that said

01:26:37.800 there is an alarming trend of, you know, anti, you know, alphabet mafia rhetoric. Uh, and what did

01:26:45.880 they say? An alarming trend of hate conservatism and bigotry. Isn't that nice that you did? So now

01:26:52.600 conservatism itself is just lumped in there with hate and bigotry, right? So it's, you know,

01:26:58.280 it, we, obviously this is nothing new. This is the whole point they've been trying to make for a

01:27:02.200 while, but I found it very interesting that they used the word, they just used the word

01:27:05.720 conservatism. They didn't say far right. They didn't say extremist. They didn't say any of these,

01:27:10.760 they just said conservatism. So, you know, your, your normie brand conservatism is now considered

01:27:15.640 basically terrorism. And that's what, that's exactly where it's going to go. And I think it's

01:27:21.960 important to point that out and the hypocrisy of it, not just because, um, not just because it's,

01:27:29.560 you know, the truth, but because it needs to be said to these, these normie conservatives,

01:27:33.720 these people who are trying to occupy this middle ground, uh, they don't care. There's nothing you

01:27:39.200 can say to these people, uh, that will rationalize the situation or, or that will make them, you know,

01:27:45.160 see the light. Like there, there's no point in apologizing or, or cucking on anything that you say

01:27:50.480 no, and, and trying to appeal to some kind of rational sense in them. You're a terrorist 0.98

01:27:55.120 or are now the same as Nazi to them. They don't care. They don't see it and distinguish between 0.99

01:28:00.800 it. So there's, there's no point, just accept the position and, you know, stop trying to occupy

01:28:05.280 this center. They don't care. No, you have to be more intolerant. You have to, that's just the fact.

01:28:11.360 You just have to be strong, put your foot down and, and decide how to move forward. And that,

01:28:16.880 and that's really it. You can't, as you say, as soon as you walk onto their turf or their,

01:28:21.840 within their rules of the game kind of thing, no, I'm not, I'm not this ending up in a defensive

01:28:27.200 position or something. You'll, you'll just lose. It doesn't matter. And even if we, you could say

01:28:32.160 all the right things, jump through all the right hoops, bow down, bend over what, you know,

01:28:36.240 down on your knees, you know, whatever, and saying, you're not something as you say, they still hate you.

01:28:42.000 And if they get an opportunity, or at least the right people from their political ideology,

01:28:45.680 get an opportunity, they will whack you with a hammer from behind when you're not, you know,

01:28:50.080 paying attention. Uh, they hate you. They want you gone and they see you as an enemy. 0.99

01:28:53.920 And so they have to get into that game of like, and it's not that they have to conservative stuff

01:28:58.960 and have to like, you know, put on the armband, you know, you know what I mean? Like I'm being

01:29:03.680 facetious, but you know what I mean? Like you don't have to like play. Oh, well they call you this.

01:29:07.840 So then you have to adopt all the stereotypes associated with that. That's not what I'm saying

01:29:11.360 either, but I'm saying, just don't give a shit about it. Just stand your ground. And don't, 0.99

01:29:15.680 as you say, don't cuck on these few issues. You have to try to prove to them how well, yeah,

01:29:20.560 I have, you know, black friends. And so therefore I'm not right. Like, just don't do it. Just, 1.00

01:29:25.200 just don't do it. It's, it's demeaning and it's weak and none of them respect that. It's going to be

01:29:31.440 interesting to see when people actually start like, and I think again, I think we're on the cusp of that right

01:29:35.280 now. Like we've had it with this shit where we're done. You know what I mean? And the, 0.99

01:29:40.400 and the problem, the dangerous thing here is don't just fold back to like, oh, it was great in the

01:29:46.960 1990s or 2000, the knots, you know, 2000s was great. Let's just revert back to that. And then we're

01:29:53.200 home safe again. No, think bigger than that. We got to push back further because it's like

01:29:58.160 all those decades and decades of, of whether it's corporate America or, you know, the political

01:30:04.800 environment that we're in or whatever has laid the groundwork and slowly, but surely they undermine

01:30:09.360 the family, our traditions, they opened our borders, the attack to traditional, uh, gender or sex roles 0.52

01:30:16.480 and things like this. All of that paved the way for where we are now. And just backing up two steps

01:30:21.200 in their big game is, is not in my view, in a way good enough. I, I actually, I think that's

01:30:26.640 partially the target they want you to take. They want you to like, like the, the normie brand

01:30:31.440 conservatism has, has, I think it's gone very libertarian, right? It like it, there's a very

01:30:36.720 libertarian kind of feel to modern conservative, like establishment talking positions where they're

01:30:41.760 like, well, you know, it's stop seeing race, stop seeing, see people as individuals, all these things.

01:30:46.080 And it's like, you're, you're feeding into the worldview that they want you to, um, to an extent.

01:30:51.600 I mean, it's not completely, but it's like, that's an acceptable, again, the only position

01:30:56.000 that is acceptable to have is defined by them. This is the other thing about it too. It's like,

01:31:00.000 there's no point in trying to, cause when I say like, well, they're going to call you a Nazi.

01:31:04.320 And some people will say like, well, we got to reframe the argument. It's that you, you can't reframe

01:31:08.240 the argument. You, you exist in their framework. Yeah. So every institution is held by them,

01:31:13.840 the media, the government, academics, you know, entertainment, so on, they frame the argument.

01:31:19.920 They will, they will continue to frame the argument for some time. So when you say you want to fight

01:31:24.240 the narrative, it's like, well, you're, you're fighting a losing battle. Just stop trying to

01:31:27.840 fight their narrative, just to exist in their narrative that your existence in their narrative

01:31:32.880 is all you need to do. Um, you said it too. I think you, uh, you said this recently, you know,

01:31:37.680 just be normal, just be, just be normal. Yeah. You don't have to, yeah.

01:31:41.040 Yeah. Cause this, this paints them into a corner in this. And it says like, if they think you're a

01:31:46.160 right-wing Nazi bigot, fascist, white nationalist race, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Uh, 1.00

01:31:50.880 whatever you do there, it's still going to see as an, as a, as a, as an enemy. So if you're just

01:31:56.160 take normal, sensible positions on anything and it does, you know, you, if people want to be edgy and

01:32:00.560 stuff, that that's fine too. I'm not coming down on that, but I'm saying you can literally just be

01:32:04.720 normal and they will, anything that's normal, they will turn against, which again means they do,

01:32:09.360 will do the work for us. Meaning normie people out there will see that and say, well, I'm,

01:32:13.520 I'm nor I'm the just regular guy. I don't believe in all this shit, you know, whatever. 0.99

01:32:17.280 And they will turn on you for those things. And that's actually good for, for our side, you know? 0.99

01:32:21.760 Yeah. And we've seen it over and over. You brought up the example earlier of the,

01:32:25.680 you know, the, uh, waking up early. There's, there's a ton of, uh, you know, granola Nazis.

01:32:30.480 Is the one that I keep seeing the crunchy just want to home pipeline. You can just want to homestead

01:32:35.520 and be left alone and they'll still call you a Nazi. So like, what are you like, what are you fighting?

01:32:40.320 Um, yeah, it just, it goes on and on. And, uh, like, I think there's another aspect of this too,

01:32:47.040 that I've been trying to get across to people too. It's like, it's be, just be normal, but also be,

01:32:52.320 be radical and militant in your normalcy as in like, be willing to defend it, like, you know,

01:32:58.320 uh, aggressively, but, um, just be normal, just be normal.

01:33:02.720 A right wing back to the land movement called Anastasia is making Germans nervous.

01:33:09.360 They're the vice news. Thank you, vice. This is rural living. Uh, remember the braid or pieces

01:33:15.440 about if, if you put braids on, on your daughters or something, then that's a red flag. 0.99

01:33:22.320 They're so fucking paranoid, these people. It's anything that's just like, what are they doing? 0.67

01:33:27.360 Are they milking goats? They're Nazis. 0.98

01:33:31.600 I guess, uh, a back to land movement. That's, that's too close to blood and soil. 0.79

01:33:36.080 Blood and soil. That's just it. Exactly.

01:33:39.760 Someone played, this is a good one. I'll just, I played it Wednesday, but here, here it is again.

01:33:43.760 Nazi! Stop him! Stop him! Nazi!

01:33:49.200 When you, when you, liberals, when you don't want to show them, or when you're not allowed 1.00

01:33:53.520 them to show them gay butt porn to first graders, and that's essentially it, right? Just call them 1.00

01:33:57.600 Nazis and, and, and that they think that is going to make them go away or stop, right? Ultimately.

01:34:04.000 But when it's ultimately overused and people don't care anymore, their rhetorical weapon that they had,

01:34:11.280 it will just be inert. And it would be like, okay, now what? You can call me whatever you want.

01:34:15.920 No one gives a shit and no one cares because you're literally insane. 1.00

01:34:20.800 Oh, I think it's funny too. It's at the point too, where you're actually getting this from, uh, 0.99

01:34:24.640 Normie. Like you, there's been those funny Twitter polls, right? It's like, who would you prefer?

01:34:28.800 Like, you know, liberals or Nazis and they get ratioed into the Libyan.

01:34:33.600 It's hilarious. But that, it's true. It's like, uh, at this point, yeah. I mean,

01:34:37.760 even the Normie con is like, well, you guys are, you guys are grooming children. You're basically,

01:34:42.160 you know, a, a, an institutionalized, uh, pedophiliac, uh, you know, I don't know,

01:34:48.800 organization. I don't know what to call you, but, uh, yeah, I'd rather.

01:34:53.520 If these are my only two options, the choices, it's not a hard choice to make.

01:34:57.920 It was a great, uh, Thomas Sewell had a great thing too. He posted recently on his telegram.

01:35:02.800 It was like, um, there are Nazis trying to ban pedophilia and there are pedophiles trying to 0.73

01:35:07.440 ban being a Nazi. It's like, that's your choice. Yeah. It's the box that they've created. Yeah.

01:35:13.200 Honestly. No, it is exactly. And, uh, no, they, again, they, they, uh, they did that. And in a way,

01:35:18.880 well, uh, thank you for that. Check out that. Here's just one example, right? We're now we're in pride

01:35:23.680 season here now, folks. Um, California high school teacher, and this is high school. I mean,

01:35:29.360 this is, but this kind of stuff, we, I mean, we have endless slew of them playing this to, uh,

01:35:34.960 middle school for first graders, right? Like all this crazy stuff that it's comparable elsewhere,

01:35:40.160 but here's just one of the latest videos that come out. Uh, a teacher is instructing students

01:35:45.280 on how to get pleasure from anal sex to buy sex toys. And of course it's target, right? From 1.00

01:35:49.760 target. Here's the, here's the video here. It's where the prostate is. So you don't have to go

01:35:55.120 inside the booty hole. You can actually just push on the scene and that stimulates the prostate gland 0.97

01:36:01.840 as well. And that all, they apparently really like that. Um, but yeah, so that's why for male and male

01:36:10.560 male, male sex is still very pleasurable because of the fact that it hits the, it hits the prostate 0.98

01:36:17.360 and there's a lot of nerve endings in your booty as well. Education 2023. The G-spot prostate, 0.80

01:36:24.640 they're the equivalent to each other, but apparently that's why if you ever see like, 0.98

01:36:31.200 I mean, come target has them now, sex toys. Oh, target. Oh, target. Coincidentally,

01:36:36.960 they're carrying these toys that, uh, they have, they just look like a little box. But if you open

01:36:45.760 up the, there's like a Velcro front to the box, you open it up. Look at how she's leading them. Like

01:36:50.880 you go through the register, you know what I mean? Like leading them. Here's a step-by-step process,

01:36:54.800 how you buy this and how you get into this. It's this like, there's in total encouragement of this

01:36:59.760 degenerate, disgusting behavior. You know, it's unbelievable. She, she's literally, here's why, 1.00

01:37:06.720 here, here's the science behind why it feels good. Now here's the science on how to go do it to

01:37:12.160 yourself. Exactly. Oh man. They want you, I mean, and not that, of course, this is any kind of, uh,

01:37:18.240 vice or pleasurable thing, quite the contrary, but I'm saying they, they have this idea that if we just

01:37:25.040 kind of keep them slaves to their vices and stuck on this, like there was these experiments made where

01:37:30.560 like a mouse could just press a button to like receive, you know, neural, like a pleasure

01:37:36.000 essentially. And again, not that this has anything to do with it, but that's what they think. If we can

01:37:40.080 just tie them to some gay behavior, uh, they will just like be in a, in a, in a loop and doing that 0.99

01:37:46.480 over and over while we take control and they're completely lost. You know what I mean? 0.87

01:37:50.880 Well, that's, that's exactly it. They're encouraged. Like, look, when you're encouraged to engage in

01:37:55.120 your, your base urges, right. And it's under the guise of like, it's totally natural. Yeah,

01:37:59.600 it's normal. It's fine. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Poop, dick, no problem. There's a, there's another

01:38:04.640 not so subtle cue here, which is, well, it's okay to give into your other base urges, like things like

01:38:10.000 drugs or sloth or gluttony, like any of these things. Like it's, you know, it's just normal. It's

01:38:15.520 natural. Just do what feels good. Like that's their argument. You know what I mean? Exactly.

01:38:20.240 And so this kind of like reverse thing where, you know, basically teaching you not to feel shame,

01:38:25.120 you shouldn't feel shame about any of these things. And, you know, shame is a very powerful

01:38:29.120 motivator to do things that are good. There's a reason you feel it. So, or self-control, right? I

01:38:33.760 mean, working on your, and again, not that this don't even confuse on this. This is, I mean, horrific

01:38:39.760 shit he's talking about here, but I'm saying again, they think that, oh, if we can just kind of lock 1.00

01:38:44.880 them into some gay behavior that they get kind of pleasure from, they'll be addicted to it. And 1.00

01:38:49.920 haha, we got them. Then they will like defend our side. We will, they will be one in the army of us,

01:38:54.800 right? Kind of thing. It's not going to work, of course, but the fact is that they're like taking the

01:39:00.320 students by the hand and leading them through all this and guiding them through, uh, getting them onto

01:39:06.000 the path of this stuff. I mean, I saw an article recently where they, what was it, how to stay safe when

01:39:10.640 you're like huffing and puffing and snorting, uh, various drugs and stuff like that. It was just

01:39:14.720 like, what the hell is this?

01:39:15.680 Oh yeah. This out of, uh, there was a school in Vancouver that was handing out safe snorting

01:39:22.720 kits to children as young as 15. Yeah. Yeah. Like I can't imagine that. Like the, uh, journalists

01:39:30.720 that covered this even said this, it's like when I was in school, we had like, you know, speakers

01:39:34.480 come talk to us about the harms and you know, the problems with drugs and why you should stay away from

01:39:39.680 drugs. Now they, they're just like, here's a snorting kit for when you do your drugs.

01:39:43.760 Exactly. Like what?

01:39:45.440 Yeah. As long as it's safe and clean or orderly, then it's fine. You know, kind of thing that,

01:39:49.840 that that's the only organ they have it, but no, it's, it's, they want your slave to your, to, to your,

01:39:54.000 to vices completely hooked on just like whatever it is, uh, is endorphins or whatever it's called,

01:39:59.760 right? Just like stimulants and, uh, uh, whether it's drugs or sex and even to certain things that

01:40:06.640 you could argue that the same for just whether it's hetero, uh, heterosexual sex, right? That

01:40:11.120 is like promiscuity, uh, just go, you know, what are they called Tinder? Like all these apps now,

01:40:16.800 hookup apps and stuff like that. That's the culture now, which is creating a, a lonely, uh, depressed,

01:40:24.400 uh, uh, disassociated individual that is completely a slave essentially to the, uh, the world that is to

01:40:31.760 come. I mean, I, I, I think it's really, it's a, it's a, the, the, the get in the pod and put on the

01:40:37.920 VR headset stuff will be much more easily implemented if individuals are, are, are empty in this kind of

01:40:45.600 capacity, if they've sold, sold them, sold their soul, essentially, whatever you call it, to these kinds of

01:40:50.080 degenerate things. That's, that's exactly what it is. I mean, we, we just, you know, we had this little push 0.92

01:40:56.160 over the month of may, you know, through the diagonal on community, we called it a moratorium

01:41:00.880 may and it was, you know, let's get away from, because we all have these vices. I mean, even the,

01:41:05.360 even people that are doing, you know, um, really well in terms of like, you know, they don't drink

01:41:09.760 a lot or they don't smoke with like, you know, they're, they're not engaging any drugs or porn or

01:41:13.280 anything like that. Um, you know, there's still things that you can do. So, you know, I, I, uh,

01:41:18.720 quit, uh, vaping here. I I've been a nicotine fiend for a long time. I'm, I'm off of, uh,

01:41:24.480 the vape and onto gum and good, uh, nicotine gum, which is a step in the right direction.

01:41:29.040 Right. Like, and so a lot of people took this to heart and the progress that people made it,

01:41:33.360 and even the realizations people made, because, you know, there's people that smoke weed or drink.

01:41:37.600 And, you know, I, I posed this question to them. I basically asked them, um, you know, well,

01:41:43.200 should you quit? And they're like, no, I can handle it. And I was like, well, can you quit?

01:41:46.800 That's the real question is, can you quit? Maybe you're, you're doing it in moderation,

01:41:50.720 but can you stop it? And a lot of people found out that no, they can't.

01:41:54.000 And, uh, the, the really, but the sentiment behind that is exactly what, like, look,

01:41:58.000 we all know these things. They want you high. They want you drunk. They want you, uh, you know,

01:42:02.720 addicted to porn, addicted to video games, even simpler things like addicted to, uh, binge watching

01:42:08.120 Netflix, binge watching YouTube, whatever it is, right. They want you to be addicted to these things.

01:42:13.240 Uh, you're not dangerous to them whenever you are, um, you know, metaphorically neutered by these

01:42:18.760 things, weak, overweight, fat, lonely, like, you know, uh, antisocial, right. All these things

01:42:24.920 benefit them at the end of the day. Yeah. And ultimately it's like, look, if you want to win

01:42:29.800 this fight, we have to, we're the ones that are going to have to build it. We're the ones that are

01:42:33.720 going to have to do these things. Nobody's going to do it for you. So if the people who are aware

01:42:38.600 of what's going on and understand that we're in this situation, aren't actively trying to, uh, 0.75

01:42:44.760 improve the situation, then we're, we're screwed. So like, it's, it's on you guys, right? Like you,

01:42:49.400 so start with yourself and then, you know, do whatever, uh, the next step to this is, you know,

01:42:54.720 from the diagonal perspective is the, you know, the, uh, fitness club, you know, get together,

01:42:59.500 train, you know, tribe and train like this type of stuff, right. There's other people,

01:43:02.540 other groups that are doing this to join them community build, right. If we don't do this,

01:43:07.580 no one else is going to, it's, it's up to you. If you want to see a resurgence of nationalism,

01:43:11.340 it's on you. Yes. It's that simple. Yep. A hundred percent.

01:43:14.760 Network, form groups, make friends, get to know people in your community or urge people to come

01:43:19.620 to your community, you know, things like this build, build. Yeah. I think that you, you just

01:43:24.060 used the term that, that was, that was what got Jeremy so much trouble more than anything was this,

01:43:29.160 uh, he called it find your friends, right. The find your friends campaign. That, that was more

01:43:33.960 than anything. That was what brought the state down. Exactly. Oh, they're trying. Yeah. It went from,

01:43:40.140 here's this online community of all these people who agree to let's, let's form an actual, you know,

01:43:45.920 network of people. And now it's a, a national and international to an extent network of people

01:43:51.420 who are all ideologically aligned and working towards common goals. That's great. That's very

01:43:55.700 dangerous for them. It is definitely. It is. Cause it's also offering up, uh, an alternative and,

01:44:01.480 and, and offering something that I think we know, at least if we were given enough time and enough,

01:44:06.000 good quality people and dedication, uh, something that will actually work as opposed to what they're

01:44:11.500 doing, you know what I mean? And you can't have them, uh, people glance over at that and like,

01:44:16.940 what the hell are they doing? That seems to be working. I mean, they can't, they can't be any

01:44:20.120 alternatives here to, to, uh, to defect into essentially, uh, as they're taking down society.

01:44:26.780 A really great example of that is Orania, right? In South Africa. Like it's, it's doing very well.

01:44:32.340 And they really seem to not like that. Uh, I, I, I worry, I worry for them. I think they're going

01:44:38.000 to, on a long enough timeline, they're, they're, they, they're not going to allow it to happen.

01:44:43.540 So we'll see how that plays out. But I mean, you, you can't help, but admire what they've done.

01:44:48.160 And that, and that still doesn't mean you shouldn't do it with, with all, with everything

01:44:51.900 that's hanging over your head, a hundred percent, you should still do it. You must do it.

01:44:57.000 Do not be frightened. Don't let them bamboozle you, uh, you know, you or us, uh, into like

01:45:02.500 thinking that it's not worth it or whatever. No, it's, we have to show that it's them that

01:45:07.680 are the aggressors. Them are stepping, they are stepping over the line. They are insane.

01:45:12.060 They're the lunatics. You know what I mean? They're, they're going after just normal, 1.00

01:45:14.840 regular people, uh, that want to do things that's, well, for not even that that's an issue,

01:45:19.880 but it's well within our rights to do all these things. You know what I mean? But they're

01:45:22.840 pretending that somehow this is terrorism. It's, it's ludicrous. 0.95

01:45:27.000 Yeah. Well, the, the very, if it's weird, if political distance want to, uh, take part

01:45:33.500 in society, they're terrorists. And if they want to recluse from society, they're still

01:45:37.300 terrorists. Right. If I just want to leave and be left alone and we'll build our own

01:45:41.040 thing and just leave us out of your, your madness while you're still a terrorist. So 0.99

01:45:45.100 the moral of the story there is they're going to call you a terrorist no matter what you do.

01:45:49.200 If you, if you try to stand up for what you believe in, in any way whatsoever.

01:45:54.120 Yeah, that's right. Um, Mr. Wright over on, uh, Odyssey. Thank you. 1488 says shekels for

01:46:00.120 some fresh butt plug batteries. Yeah, that's a definite season. Thank you for that, sir.

01:46:05.420 We, uh, we appreciate it. We'll go right out and we'll get on that right away. Peggy

01:46:09.020 Spears and support what you like everyone. Uh, thank you. Sirefree says, uh, uh, that

01:46:15.020 what us does with us dollars, us dollar weaponized, you support USA or else sanctioned nations.

01:46:21.420 Say F USA. Well, it's the bricks thing, right? Thank you, Sirefree. Uh, Mr. Wright again.

01:46:26.020 So the rainbow symbol is hijacked from the old Testament seal. There were never again to be

01:46:31.020 another global flood rising earth of sin. Yeah. I always felt it's the, um, the Noah hide laws, 0.95

01:46:37.020 right? If you look into that, which is kind of an interesting rabbit hole of sorts. We've talked

01:46:40.460 about a few times on the, on the show. Uh, yes, you could argue it's, it's a, it's taking that and kind

01:46:46.220 of co-opting that cause wasn't that in the Bible for remember correctly. It's like it's flood happens

01:46:51.500 after all the Sodom and Gomorrah stuff, right? Essentially it's been corrupt, right? So the, the rainbow 0.99

01:46:56.700 to show the, what was it? Some covenant or whatever. Yeah. The never again will be another

01:47:00.620 global flood. Well, it better be a, but it'd be a big fire or something because this is not working.

01:47:05.900 But anyway, no, they, they, they take those things and they pervert them. They take them for their

01:47:09.820 own. Uh, and I've always seen that like, there's definitely not a coincidence that like, if you look

01:47:14.700 up Noah hide laws and all the things that they want you under, that very much kind of fits into what

01:47:19.020 they're doing with the LGBT stuff. And again, think of that, the, as you said before, you open with

01:47:23.500 the international kind of scale and effort of all of this stuff that it's happening in multiple

01:47:27.900 countries at the same time. This is, it's the, it's essentially a religion for, uh, the, the,

01:47:33.020 for the globe, right? Yeah. I think it's, you know, I, I heard this, uh, from a pastor at this event

01:47:40.540 that I went to, uh, with Josh Alexander and, uh, I, it was very interesting. I'd never heard somebody

01:47:46.060 put it this way. Uh, he said what the previous generation tolerates, the current generation will

01:47:52.060 celebrate. Yeah. And I think that's very true. You know, we've gone from taller tolerance to

01:47:56.700 celebration really quickly, but I think it's even further. I would add another step to that. It's

01:48:00.380 like what the, what the generation that celebrates something will lead to a generation that worships

01:48:05.980 something. Yeah. And that's what we're seeing with this new generation. They don't just celebrate it.

01:48:09.980 They worship it. It's, you know, speaking against it is blasphemy. It's not just that it's,

01:48:15.020 yeah. Yep. It's a religion. It's a cult. Yeah. Um, let me play this clip here. This is, uh,

01:48:20.460 you linked us up to and over in Quebec, right? The Quebec city museum of civilization. Uh,

01:48:26.140 they have a new, I guess, display or something. Love, love me gender. Is that what the thing was?

01:48:32.220 It's a, uh, LGBTQIA2S plus exhibit. Uh, check this out for us.

01:48:37.260 And of course they have to show this guy's penis too, because, because there's probably kids there. 0.99

01:48:50.460 So, you know, that, you know, they have to do that. 0.99

01:48:55.260 Yeah, there absolutely was, uh, a bunch of children there. You can see some of them there.

01:48:59.500 And, and it's this, but what, what is it? I mean, you, you have this kind of like the drag queen 0.99

01:49:07.580 stuff too. It's just a bunch of people that dress up that show up and then they just like flail around

01:49:11.980 a little bit to music and everyone's cheering. Like what, what are you actually doing here?

01:49:15.900 Like, you're just, I'm me and I'm here to celebrate me. You know what I mean?

01:49:23.260 Uh, yeah, that's exactly, I mean, this is, uh, the other thing that I thought was interesting

01:49:28.540 about this was that it, uh, I forget how it was worded, but it included white privilege.

01:49:34.220 So it was like embracing, you know, uh, non-binary gender and, uh, casting off white privilege,

01:49:41.580 something like that. And it's like, what, what, wait, wait a second. What does that have to do

01:49:45.180 with anything? And obviously, I mean, I'm, I'm asking that rhetorically because it's all interlinked.

01:49:50.140 Yeah. Um, but again, like this is why one, why are children allowed at this? I don't understand.

01:49:58.220 Yeah. Um, if that, if that, if this happened on the street, that guy could be arrested,

01:50:02.540 lewd conduct. Um, it's something that's been, uh, pushed, pushed by some people saying, um,

01:50:08.700 the correct response to these kinds of events is not going, uh, you know, in protesting,

01:50:13.100 it's going to the police and saying like, that's literally lewd conduct. It fits the definition

01:50:17.740 of lewd conduct or, you know, um, I, I, there's another term that you can use for it too. Like,

01:50:23.500 it'll depend on the country, but like that, that literally was a crime that he just committed

01:50:27.980 that he could be arrested for. Yep. The problem is that obviously the police are part of the,

01:50:32.700 you know, the, the gay agenda themselves in Calgary, they've been weaponized that like that, 0.50

01:50:36.780 you know, you saw earlier, they're arresting protesters. You're not allowed to protest a

01:50:40.540 pride, uh, sorry, not a pride, uh, a drag event within a hundred meters in Calgary. That's what our

01:50:45.340 mayor has done. She's weaponized the police. So if you went to the police, they would just,

01:50:49.420 you know, they don't care. No, they don't know that they're there to actually back all that up.

01:50:52.700 I think ultimately it's like, you know, we saw earlier with the video from Germany,

01:50:56.940 um, you people are made for each other. The police want to, you know, enforce the state's

01:51:01.500 global homo, you know, uh, nonsense, then, you know, have fun with Antifa whenever they're not 1.00

01:51:06.940 happy enough because you didn't suck enough tranny dicks. Right. Like, you know, yeah, this, 1.00

01:51:11.820 you're made for each other, have fun, go nuts. That's it. Exactly. So yeah. So I feel sometimes just, 0.88

01:51:16.780 just, just, you know, Homer Simpson, just sink back into that, uh, you know, shrub a little bit

01:51:21.900 or the, and just disappear and just let them have at it. Cause that's coming at some point.

01:51:26.860 So I want to do, actually, let me do a couple of these real quick here. So I don't end up too much

01:51:29.980 behind night nation review says the anti-white neo-Bolsheviks are a radical hostile force 0.99

01:51:34.620 and nothing defensive will successfully push back on their garbage. Um, yeah. So nothing defense, 1.00

01:51:41.820 uh, defense, no, exactly. In terms of defensiveness. Uh, I think you're saying absolutely.

01:51:46.460 Um, there are ways that there are ways, uh, which I think that it's going to

01:51:52.140 reveal it. I'll get into that a little bit here in a, in a moment in terms of like,

01:51:55.740 there's a current, a cringe opposition building, but then I think there's ultimately,

01:51:59.260 hopefully this it's the start of something good in terms of like actually opposing this,

01:52:03.340 right? Uh, a couple of them side here, the friend, the narrative, uh, framing cost dollars.

01:52:09.340 Wonder who is financing the framing China, Russian Eskimos. I think you talk about the Smurf 0.99

01:52:13.820 side of free. Wonder who's the most afraid of Nazis near need fear to keep the victimization

01:52:19.500 Nazis franchise alive. Not many Holocaust survivors left to need more Nazi movies. 0.57

01:52:24.300 Yeah. That's you can always wheel out the Nazi card. It will always, well, again, 0.90

01:52:28.380 I, the point I was making is it's starting to kind of wane a little bit, but as long as they can use it,

01:52:32.780 they will for sure. Uh, gun, the China man says reminder, uh, remind them what books, 0.87

01:52:37.100 the bad guys were burning. Well, that's that classic, right? You see leftists are just like

01:52:41.260 90 years ago today, the Nazis were burning books. And I, and I'm seeing, you know, now Twitter,

01:52:45.740 you can actually use it for that. Right. You, people are like, huh, really? What kind of books?

01:52:49.580 Tell me more about what there's been, there's been some very funny community notes, you know,

01:52:55.580 almost like it almost turns into a meme itself, right? The way people, people are very creative at

01:53:00.220 using the community notes to like, they're doing it purposefully. They're, they're basically, you

01:53:05.180 know, putting, putting the ball on the tee for, you know, somebody to just knock out of the park

01:53:10.300 with the community notes. And they've been used very effectively, you know, with the Mormons,

01:53:15.100 I can't believe all those moments in government. You know, that's, that's a beautiful way to use it.

01:53:20.300 That was fantastic. Well, well played. Whoever did that. Exactly. No, no, no. We'll correct you here.

01:53:25.020 That actually turns out they're old. Uh, so here, uh, so here's, uh, just a little bit of a train of

01:53:31.580 thought here. I target pulled some pride month items after a customer backlash. Okay. You know,

01:53:36.060 that's good. Corporate America's commitment to pride month under scrutiny, Axel's report on,

01:53:42.220 which is like, okay, finally, are we seeing, you know, some kind of pushback? Um, this one,

01:53:46.620 I didn't look into too much anti-walk movement finds itself an investment vehicle. And I've heard some,

01:53:52.220 it's some company out there. You know, people talk about, some people say parallel economy,

01:53:56.140 some say perpendicular, perpendicular. This might not be it kind of thing, but I'm just

01:54:00.940 bringing this up because you're seeing there's murmurs of these things now. Like we need

01:54:05.660 other things entirely. Like we need, we need, um, and again, this might not be a long-term solution,

01:54:10.940 but I'm saying is, and, and maybe even the company is not, they're not based or anything like that.

01:54:15.180 That's not what I'm trying to say either, potentially if they're already great, but I'm saying

01:54:18.940 you're at least seeing that there's like an awakening of people like, okay, like we're done.

01:54:22.940 We're like normie, you know, corporate world. We need our own vehicles to kind of move forward.

01:54:28.300 And that's good. It's beginning. The wheels are beginning to move in this direction.

01:54:33.260 And this is not going to be, uh, the thing that fixes everything, uh, obviously, but it's,

01:54:38.220 it's the idea that there's a willingness to create something new and something that's outside

01:54:42.460 of the, of the global homo kind of paradigm, which is good. So they're talking about something 1.00

01:54:46.140 called a column column buyer acquisition corporation earlier this year, agreed to merge

01:54:50.940 with public square and online marketplace for companies in what calls the patriot economy.

01:54:56.460 And there's some, there's some cringe things kind of associated with that, but I still think the,

01:55:01.740 the, the, the tendency for that, it's something good. You know what I mean?

01:55:04.860 It shows that there's a willingness of people saying, okay, all right, we're done with this.

01:55:07.980 We're doing something on our own. We're creating something outside of that. Is there, are there,

01:55:12.380 are there grifters that show up when it's like, you know what I mean? Uh, whatever new woke

01:55:18.620 shit shows up there's yes, there, of course there are people that jump on that and say, 0.99

01:55:22.060 Hey, we can do our own coffee or we can, you know what I mean? And again, that's, that's good. 0.98

01:55:26.860 I think it's good that they're doing that. Um, because we ultimately we need more of that kind of

01:55:31.740 stuff. We just need our own, our own stuff, our own things outside of all of this, you know,

01:55:35.820 to a certain extent, it's like, even like, I, I get what you mean. We say grifter. It's like,

01:55:41.260 even like, I don't care if they are to a certain extent. It's like, if somebody comes in here and

01:55:45.340 they come in with a good idea, that's about, you know, create, I like that term to a perpendicular

01:55:50.460 economy. I like that. That was the user on your show that came up with that. Good, good term.

01:55:55.980 Good way of phrasing it. But, um, even if somebody is going to capitalize on it, like,

01:56:00.700 what's the difference? You're already being capitalized on. Why would you be upset that

01:56:06.620 somebody is going to, even if they do get rich, like good, they got, they got rich doing something

01:56:11.100 good. Like, why, why would you be mad at that? Right. Yeah. Those kinds of things don't bother me.

01:56:15.420 Right. No, the only, I totally agree that the thing that would potentially bother me with it is that

01:56:20.700 a good energy moving in a certain direction was deep. What's, what's hijacked, I guess. So of,

01:56:24.940 of like, of someone or something that wasn't like taking it to its, uh, to its point of necessity,

01:56:33.260 if that's the right term, in order for us to break truly away from it. You know what I mean?

01:56:36.860 And it's the same thing. I thought, I saw the, the Matt Walsh and, you know, other people in this,

01:56:40.780 that kind of sphere talking about those kinds of things. There's like, we need, you know, kind of

01:56:44.300 like the, you know, what happened to the Coca-Cola of the 1990s or, you know, things like that.

01:56:49.500 And my point is, it's been like, well, that was, that, that's, that's not good enough. They were

01:56:52.780 still, look at all the things that were pushing back then with like multi, 0.98

01:56:55.980 fuck Coca-Cola did like, you know, multicultural promotion ads back in the seventies. Right. 0.98

01:57:01.500 We'll join around the Coca-Cola kind of thing. And my point was like, okay, this was a good American

01:57:06.940 brand, you know, kind of thing. I was like, okay, sure. But really, was it though? Like this is not

01:57:11.900 good enough, you know? Yeah. Obviously things can be, but yeah, I, there's this, uh, tendency on

01:57:20.060 even the, the dissident, right. I, I, especially in the dissident, right. Sorry to like lash out

01:57:26.220 against people that are trying to do good things because it's, it benefits them. Right. No,

01:57:31.100 that's not the reason. No, no, that's not the reason at all. I don't exactly. I agree with you

01:57:35.340 in terms of what you're saying. No, it's not the, for example, I, I wish, and I would advise this,

01:57:41.420 like, you know, go Western warrior is, I think it's my favorite weekly podcast. Like go,

01:57:46.380 go get a membership guys. Like if you, if you like this show, please go support them because,

01:57:51.420 you know, I, I wish, I hope you guys could hire more people and grow as, as we need to, right.

01:57:57.300 There's this, this purity spiraling over, like, well, somebody's, you know, earning a living or

01:58:02.160 making money. It's like, well, yeah, you're going to need people that are doing that.

01:58:05.660 Oh, a hundred percent. You need people that are doing those things to fight this battle. So like,

01:58:09.380 yeah, you're going to have to support people if you want to win guys. Yeah, exactly. I mean,

01:58:13.660 no, we need the, there's a, I know what you're saying. There's like this kind of a victim slash

01:58:18.580 poverty thing. I'm seeing less of that these days, to be honest, but like, you know, like you, man,

01:58:25.240 we need, we need tons of resource, means resources. We need investors, people to come in actually

01:58:30.300 doing shit so we can like to actually, you know, lift off, what do you call it? Like launch, I guess, 0.91

01:58:35.800 like really actually do something that, that offers an alternative kind of thing. Right. So the,

01:58:40.900 yeah. So what my point is, what I feel about this is the, it's, it's so, it's so out of my

01:58:46.920 wheelhouse in one way that I almost like forget. What was the thing? Oh, let's go Brandon. That's

01:58:52.460 right. That was the thing, right? I was saying fuck Brandon the other day, but it was let's go

01:58:55.600 Brandon. That's right. And, and it's this, it's not quite that you're jumping from the fire into the 1.00

01:59:02.760 frying pan, but there's this, there's this boomer normie con mega, you know, kind of person that

01:59:08.860 thinks that as long as they do that, then they're like, Oh, I escaped the, I escaped the woke madness.

01:59:15.180 And now I'm out of that. And we're doing cool, cool stuff here, but it's still a kind of like,

01:59:19.300 yeah, it's not, it's not, it's not strong enough. You know what I mean? It's fun. I'm not saying

01:59:23.420 people have fun with it. That's great. You know what I mean? But this is classic right there.

01:59:27.600 Immediately after that, when that happened, let's go Brandon. It was like, yeah. Uh, something was

01:59:31.040 topping the apple charts right away, right? The song. And it was like some, the boomers can turn into 1.00

01:59:36.440 some rap, you know, kind of thing of like, Oh, great. You know, Oh, fuck Joe Biden. You know, 1.00

01:59:40.280 kind of like, and the same thing happened. And my point is a little bit, it's, it's kind of cringe

01:59:44.740 sometimes with what conservative does. Right. So the same thing here happened with target. I just

01:59:48.940 want to play a little slice from it. And it's just, it's just not my, it's not my, uh, cup of tea

01:59:54.200 as a British say, uh, I'm not going to totally, you know, kind of come down on it, but it's like,

01:59:59.720 Oh, really? Is this, is this all, we got to have a lot more than this, you know what I mean? In terms of

02:00:04.360 the target thing. So this was a, I think it was just called like a boycott target or something

02:00:09.680 like that. I forget. It was a, it was a hip hop group, right? Uh, that showed up to again,

02:00:15.320 capitalize on like the moment or the movement around like the anti-target stuff. Like finally,

02:00:20.300 they're pushing back against the LGBT stuff, but look at what you're getting. Let's play a little 0.99

02:00:24.740 bit of it here.

02:00:42.780 But it is, yeah, that's why I keep a strap.

02:00:45.000 And I'm always by my pants.

02:00:46.560 This agenda got to stop.

02:00:48.060 Yeah, you know we're going to win.

02:00:49.600 When they target, target, yeah, they target and.

02:00:53.340 Target, target, yeah, they target kids.

02:00:56.460 Target, target, yeah, they target and.

02:00:59.520 Target, target, yeah, they target kids.

02:01:01.740 You know they're targets that wrong.

02:01:03.240 Trying to play with these kids.

02:01:04.960 Kiss them, I'm like a bill, I'm preaching.

02:01:07.100 All right, we got one verse in and we got a chorus.

02:01:09.560 I think that's it, right there.

02:01:10.360 Do you see what I'm saying?

02:01:12.780 It's like, yeah, this is not good enough, guys.

02:01:16.020 Back to the drawing board, please.

02:01:19.040 Just wave the American flag and I was like, yeah, that's right.

02:01:21.660 We want the old target back. 1.00

02:01:22.960 Like, no, fuck target, the whole thing. 0.99

02:01:24.880 We need further back. 0.99

02:01:27.420 And then the fact, this is a little different here,

02:01:29.720 but I just want to show it real quick too.

02:01:32.400 The fact that it's hip hop that caught on.

02:01:35.520 I just want to show this and remind people a little bit.

02:01:37.300 Like, hip hop in and of itself have been seen as a weaponization effort

02:01:41.740 against white, you know, traditional culture, essentially, and people, right? 0.52

02:01:47.620 Here's the story out of, I forget if it was Germany here, right?

02:01:50.880 Immigrants are using rap to challenge Europe's outdated ideals of racial and ethnic identity. 1.00

02:01:57.380 By challenge, they mean erase millennia of European identity to accommodate them. 0.94

02:02:02.000 Multiculturalism pits identities against each other, leaving nobody happy or with a sense of home. 1.00

02:02:08.680 And the article they link up here is, from its birth 50 years ago, hip hop has spread throughout Europe

02:02:13.620 and challenged outdated, I'd say America, America too, and Canada, outdated ideals of racial ethnic identity.

02:02:20.140 This is some rapper in Germany here.

02:02:23.280 Do you see what I'm saying?

02:02:24.180 Like, this is not our stuff, you know what I mean?

02:02:27.720 Like, the boycott target and just, like, have some hood version of the song.

02:02:32.300 You know, it's just like, all right, I'm out.

02:02:34.800 You know what I mean?

02:02:36.180 Yeah, I absolutely get what you mean.

02:02:37.740 And I see this all the time.

02:02:40.560 I could, you know, like I said, I was just in a high school today, and it's just like,

02:02:44.940 there's this hip hop culture, the effect that it has on people.

02:02:49.440 It's like, you're just, I don't even know the right way to explain this.

02:02:53.480 It's not a positive one, though.

02:02:55.440 No, no.

02:02:56.040 I don't appreciate the music either.

02:02:58.480 Like, I've never been a big, there's some rap songs that are all right.

02:03:02.280 But, I mean, for the most part, I really despise the genre,

02:03:05.240 especially the modern version of the genre is even worse.

02:03:07.500 But, yeah, this is nonsense.

02:03:13.420 It kind of reminds me, too, of, like, people want to cling to something.

02:03:21.020 And I don't think they understand what they're trying to cling to.

02:03:24.160 It's like, what they really want to cling to is a sense of nationalism.

02:03:27.440 Like, that's what they really want.

02:03:28.760 It's what people are craving, what they're looking for.

02:03:31.240 And so, in Canada, it's funny, you brought up the, you know, 1.00

02:03:34.760 let's go, Brandon, you know, fuck Joe Biden thing. 0.99

02:03:38.180 There's a recent trend here where people are doing, 1.00

02:03:40.960 they're called fuck Trudeau parties in parking lots. 0.94

02:03:44.800 Like, in, you know, Canadian Tire, which is like a, kind of like a Target, 0.98

02:03:48.520 you know, parking lots. 0.99

02:03:50.040 They're doing these fuck Trudeau parties. 1.00

02:03:52.060 Like, it's achieving something. 0.99

02:03:53.440 And it's like, I don't think you guys understand what you're really craving here.

02:03:56.080 It's a sense of, yeah, I didn't notice this earlier.

02:03:58.020 What is that?

02:03:58.480 What is that?

02:03:59.500 Holy moly.

02:04:00.780 Will you look at that?

02:04:03.180 There we go.

02:04:03.740 See, this is what I'm talking about, folks.

02:04:05.760 This is not good enough.

02:04:09.500 No thanks.

02:04:11.960 All right.

02:04:12.640 Holy smokes.

02:04:13.480 All right.

02:04:13.740 We'll reset that.

02:04:14.340 Do we get an early life check on that?

02:04:16.080 Yeah, exactly.

02:04:16.980 Yeah.

02:04:17.220 I don't know.

02:04:17.960 I just saw it quickly in passing on one of the Telegram channels.

02:04:20.460 And I went there, pulled out some lines from there.

02:04:22.020 And it's just like, oh, you know, this is what we need right now.

02:04:24.980 And I was just like, wait a minute.

02:04:25.980 What channel is this?

02:04:28.360 You know, Trump on the shirt and stuff.

02:04:30.640 And like, I don't know.

02:04:31.400 It's just so, it's Normie Conn.

02:04:32.800 I would say, think bigger, think further, obvious.

02:04:35.580 And I'm not talking to, you know, the audience here.

02:04:38.140 I know you guys get this.

02:04:39.100 But what I'm saying is, there's an opportunity here with the pushback, right?

02:04:45.640 But it's so easy to just fall back into something which is more of the same.

02:04:50.740 It's just another version of it or another flavor of the same thing.

02:04:55.260 But it's really not much different.

02:04:57.720 This is not, you know, our stuff.

02:04:59.920 This is not our culture.

02:05:01.240 These things have been used as a weapon against us.

02:05:02.940 And then you just put Patriot on your shirt, USA, and you're ready to go.

02:05:06.420 Number one on the Apple Tunes chart because a bunch of conservative mega boomers,

02:05:10.620 they buy it and support it because this is the only thing they know and think is an option, you know.

02:05:14.640 And they can prove that they're not racists at the same time.

02:05:17.480 And you know what I mean?

02:05:17.860 It's like, oh, come on, you know.

02:05:20.340 It's like consumer nationalism.

02:05:24.000 Like corporate, you know.

02:05:25.600 Like, what is this?

02:05:27.080 This is, yeah.

02:05:28.160 Like, you know, memes are funny.

02:05:30.160 Whenever people start monetizing memes or like, you know, like just movements like that.

02:05:37.900 Like, yeah, I get what you're saying.

02:05:39.080 This is the exact opposite of what it is.

02:05:41.500 They're not doing anything to benefit, you know, a movement.

02:05:45.240 They're doing it to capitalize.

02:05:46.880 It's derailing it.

02:05:48.400 It's to take a genuine, I think, good energy that's there to actually finally push back against this.

02:05:54.600 And just switching.

02:05:56.180 What's the term I'm looking for?

02:05:57.600 Just a switcheroo.

02:05:59.360 It's just like a bait and switch.

02:06:01.940 Bait and switch.

02:06:02.700 Exactly.

02:06:03.200 Right.

02:06:03.680 Yep, exactly.

02:06:04.460 That's it.

02:06:05.620 So, you know, again, there's small victories here, which is, you know, we'll take that.

02:06:11.260 Navy removes Pride Month posts amid right-wing backlash.

02:06:14.900 NASCAR Major League Baseball also targeted.

02:06:17.780 And my point that was is sometimes, and I think you were alluding to this earlier,

02:06:20.700 but sometimes it almost feels like they've taken us 20 steps forward so fast that, like,

02:06:27.340 how can it not spur a backlash?

02:06:30.500 But then what they'll do is they'll take you back, as the usual MO goes, five steps,

02:06:35.220 and people think, see, there, we're done.

02:06:37.320 We're out of it.

02:06:37.840 We've made it kind of thing.

02:06:39.100 Now we just fall back to, like, normal open borders, normal, you know, cultural Marxism,

02:06:45.380 normal undermining of the nuclear family and traditional cultures and things like this.

02:06:50.200 And, no, my theme of the show is not good enough.

02:06:55.180 Think bigger, further.

02:06:56.880 That's my comment, you know.

02:06:59.140 Agreed, yeah, 100%.

02:07:00.480 It's, like, we need, basically what we need to do is what the left has done over the last,

02:07:06.720 you know, you know, 40, 50 years, but really the last 20 years they've accelerated it,

02:07:11.860 which is, like, they're going to, they don't care.

02:07:13.920 They don't try to negotiate with you.

02:07:15.780 They don't try to, like, they're not trying to do it slowly.

02:07:18.080 No compromise.

02:07:19.240 It's not a compromise.

02:07:20.060 They don't try to do it as fast as they can in the opposite direction, and then they refuse to budge.

02:07:24.660 They refuse to move back until slowly everything shifted.

02:07:27.680 The ratchet theory, right?

02:07:28.840 The ratchet theory of politics.

02:07:30.240 We need a reverse ratchet theory where it's, like, okay, on these, you know, a good one, I think,

02:07:34.540 a good starting point for most conservatives, you know, whether they're actual dissonant or, like,

02:07:39.600 normally conservative, you know, boomer cons, is the trans stuff, okay? 0.66

02:07:43.500 Nobody wants this.

02:07:44.920 Even some liberals and, like, left-leaning people are like, this is a bit much, right?

02:07:48.980 Exactly.

02:07:49.280 You gaze against boomers. 0.99

02:07:50.380 Yes.

02:07:50.700 Like, you know what I mean?

02:07:51.880 So here's one where you hold your ground, you refuse to budge, and you start pushing in the opposite direction.

02:07:58.480 And then whenever you win, you don't stop and say, okay, this is good enough.

02:08:02.780 You keep marching in the opposite direction.

02:08:05.540 We must.

02:08:06.660 Yeah.

02:08:07.160 Yes.

02:08:07.520 Like a momentum, right?

02:08:09.360 Yeah.

02:08:09.480 Like, you're not going to stop whenever you hit a certain point.

02:08:11.700 You're just going to keep going.

02:08:12.680 Yeah.

02:08:12.860 And, um, yeah, because it's, I've made that point a few times, but it's like, it's almost

02:08:17.500 like this, the left, and again, that's, you can have a lot of other labels for it, but

02:08:22.460 just for simplicity's sake, the, the, the left have done so much damage over the last few

02:08:28.280 decades, as you said, and they almost, they have this idea that it's like, if they, if

02:08:32.500 they enforce the change in society or in culture, then it's like, oh, you, you can't change

02:08:37.540 it back now.

02:08:38.140 Like, no, that's progress.

02:08:39.500 Oh, they're trying to take us backward by like opposing all the damage that we've done

02:08:43.200 on society over the decades.

02:08:44.500 And it's like, yeah, we are, we're going to take it back and we're going to reverse

02:08:48.540 it way further back than what you even can comprehend at this point.

02:08:52.140 It's not some like inevitable, they're trying to hoodwink you, Jedi mind trick you into thinking 0.99

02:08:56.940 that it's like, well, ha ha, we got the, the ball in the hole.

02:09:00.100 And so it's undoable now we can, you can never change it.

02:09:03.800 And, and my point has always been with like a lot of conservatives and stuff.

02:09:06.240 Like, look at the entire picture of all the damage that was done from the decades.

02:09:11.020 We must reverse the damage that was made, made.

02:09:14.040 Obviously it's not this, like, just, just stopping it is good enough.

02:09:17.480 And then there, ha ha, we got them. 0.98

02:09:19.100 No, all that shit needs to be like redone. 0.99

02:09:22.120 And we have to, if they have to be strong enough, we have to, we have to have the momentum. 0.99

02:09:25.980 We have to have the courage.

02:09:28.540 We have to have, of sorts, we have to have the, what's the wording here I'm looking for?

02:09:32.700 We have to have, someone has described it.

02:09:35.680 We have to take that part of us that might feel at some point that it's like sympathy

02:09:40.100 for the other side in our hearts.

02:09:43.600 That, that, that has to be cut out of us so that we can actually rightly restore

02:09:49.160 to reverse the damage that had been done to our nations.

02:09:53.820 That's, that's the best way to put it.

02:09:54.920 They're not, yeah, they're not going to show you, they have shown you no sympathy, no empathy.

02:09:59.080 Like they have no, uh, you know, regrets about what they've done to you and your family and

02:10:04.940 your communities and your people.

02:10:06.260 So why should you have any regrets about, you know, marching in the other direction?

02:10:10.140 Exactly.

02:10:10.840 Again, dude, it's just, again, radical normalcy.

02:10:13.720 Just start being, just start being normal and being militant about it and pushing in the

02:10:17.500 opposite direction.

02:10:18.400 That's, that's all it takes.

02:10:20.300 Yeah.

02:10:20.520 I think really.

02:10:22.200 Exactly.

02:10:22.600 And, and again, too, there's this, like you kind of alluded to it earlier, like the,

02:10:26.380 the more you do things that are just, uh, normal, wholesome, healthy, righteous, just

02:10:32.200 normal that they will, uh, start labeling those things as far right extremist Nazi, whatever

02:10:39.140 they'll, they'll insert their pejorative.

02:10:40.720 And the more people will start looking at this and going like, well, these people are, are

02:10:44.540 wholesome, healthy, happy, healthy, you know, um, they're, they're, they're, they're really

02:10:49.780 seem to have it together.

02:10:51.100 And your side is on drugs. 1.00

02:10:53.140 You're deranged. 1.00

02:10:54.260 You're cutting your dicks off. 1.00

02:10:55.800 You're, you know, you're, you're engaging in every vice known to man and you're like, 1.00

02:11:00.500 you're, you're dying.

02:11:01.900 The, the fact that it's taken this long for that coin to drop collectively speaking for

02:11:07.200 our, our population, it just shows you the, the incredible psyop and, and, and mind control

02:11:15.380 effort that this has been to, for us to allow it this long, to be honest.

02:11:19.240 I, yeah, yeah.

02:11:21.860 Well, I think that's the real question is I think the, the backlash eventually is inevitable.

02:11:26.960 It's a matter of time and how many of us are left before we decide to actually do something

02:11:31.900 about it.

02:11:32.420 So, and I've seen, don't let people out there, don't let like some of these conservatives

02:11:36.360 I've seen that.

02:11:37.920 Oh, they talk that they fear the backlash or I'm more concerned with, with the inevitable,

02:11:42.360 um, you know, response to these crazy things.

02:11:45.540 And it's like, no, we need a strong response to these things.

02:11:48.420 That's the only thing that's going to take us out of it.

02:11:49.920 Otherwise we'll just, we'll just do the same thing over and over again.

02:11:52.800 Like they will not stop.

02:11:54.060 They, they will not stop until you're gone and you have to understand that that's the

02:11:57.340 game that we're in right now.

02:11:58.680 Whether we, we didn't start this, we didn't initiate this, you know what I mean?

02:12:02.180 They, they've gone to war with us and they're seeking, they're seeking their final kind

02:12:06.480 of version of this as they see it.

02:12:08.840 And if we don't stand up for ourselves, we don't defend ourselves and also redo some of

02:12:12.540 this, uh, yeah, we, there won't be a civilization for us to live in anymore.

02:12:16.540 We won't even have our people here, you know?

02:12:19.420 Yeah, that's exactly right.

02:12:21.300 All right.

02:12:22.800 Good stuff.

02:12:23.520 Let me see what I think we're going to start wrapping up right there.

02:12:27.080 I'm going to get a couple of more here.

02:12:28.360 Sire Free says, uh, besides snorting kits, speaking of an earlier story there, uh, they

02:12:33.420 should provide a gun in case you're getting into a drug ripoff situation.

02:12:36.820 Yeah.

02:12:37.560 Uh, or they, or they can just do it in case you want to shoot yourself, right?

02:12:40.400 Canada is big on the maid, maid thing right now, medically assisted suicide, right? 1.00

02:12:45.200 That's the big thing to just kill all your sick. 1.00

02:12:49.220 Medical assistance in dying or. 1.00

02:12:51.440 Oh, in dying.

02:12:52.080 That's right.

02:12:52.500 That's right.

02:12:52.920 Yeah.

02:12:53.420 And you can be, you know, it's available.

02:12:55.680 It doesn't matter if you're depressed, then you could qualify.

02:12:59.000 Like there's all kinds of, it's crazy the conditions that can qualify you for it.

02:13:03.680 Yeah.

02:13:03.800 And obviously the, the big one there that was covered very widely was the veteran who asked

02:13:08.100 for a, uh, electric stair lift.

02:13:10.820 Stair lift.

02:13:11.420 That's right.

02:13:11.800 Yeah.

02:13:11.900 Yeah.

02:13:12.240 Yeah.

02:13:13.100 You know, so that they could have killing yourself.

02:13:16.300 Yeah. 0.53

02:13:16.920 And they offered them suicide and that's happened.

02:13:19.240 Uh, we know that's happened to, I think I was half a dozen veterans were offered that

02:13:23.880 the government has said that it was only like, you know, one, it was an isolated incident,

02:13:28.140 but, uh, a better veterans for freedom, which is a, you know, a really good organization

02:13:32.760 that's operating.

02:13:33.560 It's been operating in Canada for over a year now.

02:13:35.340 Um, you know, that, that pushes all the kinds of talking points that we've been talking about,

02:13:39.920 you know, community building and, and, you know, working in your local, you know, your

02:13:44.640 local networks and, and food security and, and, uh, all of these things.

02:13:48.840 Um, they, they've had at least six come to them and confirm that they were offered, uh,

02:13:53.560 suicide for, you know, minor conditions.

02:13:56.480 Oh my God.

02:13:57.240 I mean, think about it too.

02:13:58.980 And I, like, I just read a story the other day here of how they're going to offer Irish dairy

02:14:02.800 farmers to kill their cows for like 300 euros, sorry, 3000 euros per cow or something like

02:14:08.100 that.

02:14:08.380 They're paying us to like dismantle our entire, how we sustain, how we feed ourselves, everything.

02:14:14.340 They're paying, I mean, not that they're paying you to die.

02:14:16.660 Well, no, wait a minute.

02:14:17.680 Wasn't there something though, that if you do it, they, they will step in and help your

02:14:21.800 family or maybe I'm misremembering that, but I thought it was something like that, that 0.52

02:14:25.880 they essentially, they were like, if we can kill you, sure. 0.89

02:14:28.720 We'll help some of your family or to that effect. 0.99

02:14:30.920 Right.

02:14:31.220 But yeah, I, I couldn't believe, I mean, the, the, the, it's like, yeah, it, I think

02:14:37.960 you mentioned this on a Western warrior or was it, uh, yesterday it's the John Kerry

02:14:43.200 thing.

02:14:43.540 Right.

02:14:43.840 And basically it's like, we have to stop producing food or we're all going to die.

02:14:48.780 They don't see the irony of what they just said or the hypocrisy of what they just said. 0.98

02:14:53.040 Like, I don't get how people don't just see at face value that they're insane. 0.96

02:14:57.380 Yeah. 0.84

02:14:57.820 And the, the Irish thing is, yeah, that that's wild. 1.00

02:15:00.280 Um, my first reaction to that was, I don't understand three, it was 3000 euros per cow.

02:15:07.020 Is that what I think if I remember the exact numbers correctly, I was something like that.

02:15:10.520 I don't, I guess that's the value of the cow then.

02:15:14.000 And the revenue lost from production, because it's like, how could it cost that much to cull

02:15:18.660 a cow?

02:15:19.420 Like they, they do it for, you know, a seven cents here with a 22 long rifle bullet.

02:15:24.700 Like, no, this is, this is so that you will comply that you at least short term feel, okay,

02:15:29.620 look at how much money I'll get by killing off all my cows, but then also signing a contract

02:15:34.260 that says, I will, I will not do this again, essentially.

02:15:36.720 You know what I mean?

02:15:37.120 They're, they're like, they're paying them off to shut down food production in our countries.

02:15:42.560 Now.

02:15:43.300 The second thing that hit me right away with that, especially Ireland.

02:15:46.820 I mean, you can draw the comparisons to the Netherlands, but with Ireland, they have a

02:15:51.200 plan to essentially double their population by 2040.

02:15:55.900 Like that's their immigration targets, right? 0.96

02:15:57.720 Like it's insane.

02:15:58.460 And they're flooded right now.

02:15:59.940 Yeah.

02:16:00.280 They're like wild.

02:16:02.340 Yeah. 0.80

02:16:02.620 And so while you're doing that, you're telling farmers to kill their, their, their cows, 0.52

02:16:08.380 their milk producers. 0.76

02:16:09.320 Yeah.

02:16:09.620 Like that is, I don't understand what the plan is here.

02:16:12.860 I don't know if there is a plan, but total chaos.

02:16:15.320 That's the plan.

02:16:15.760 Yeah.

02:16:16.020 You want to destroy the, the food industry or the agricultural industry as you're doubling

02:16:22.140 your population.

02:16:23.360 That's what, what, what's your plan here?

02:16:25.060 I don't think there is one.

02:16:26.520 Oh my God.

02:16:27.500 Or as you said, the plan is chaos and death and destruction and just anarchy, right?

02:16:32.620 Yeah.

02:16:33.600 That's what it feels like.

02:16:34.620 You bring, bring about total, total chaos.

02:16:36.680 And then later on, you can come in and, you know, sweep up the remains and, uh, and rebuild

02:16:41.660 it.

02:16:41.940 It's, that's why they call it the great reset, right?

02:16:44.120 It's just reset everything.

02:16:45.600 You can't have, you can't, you got to break a few eggs to have their omelet.

02:16:48.820 Uh, Archie over on Odyssey says, uh, if Elon fire his new business marketing manager, then

02:16:54.340 red eyes can offer her a job. 1.00

02:16:55.640 I hear that, uh, our team had an offer to Tucker after Fox fired them.

02:16:59.360 Um, so who was, I, was that the, um, was that the woman after this little, uh, we, we didn't

02:17:05.340 cover it to there, but, uh, was that after the whole, uh, what is a woman debacle that 0.57

02:17:10.420 happened on Twitter?

02:17:11.080 And there was someone in there apparently that had labeled, uh, Matt Walsh's tweet as

02:17:15.340 hate speech or something like that.

02:17:17.460 Um, I'm not super familiar with this story.

02:17:20.260 So, okay.

02:17:20.980 Yeah.

02:17:21.220 Twitter drama boosts.

02:17:22.600 What is a woman? 1.00

02:17:24.020 So the data wire crew that got together, did some spaces yesterday.

02:17:27.940 They had, they, they were supposed to live stream or play, I guess, or make available

02:17:33.460 this, what is a woman documentary on Twitter for 24 hours. 0.99

02:17:36.560 And they had signed some deal with the Twitter.

02:17:38.920 And then last thing, they revoked that.

02:17:41.800 And then, uh, the, the tweets that they made about this was labeled, uh, you know, hate

02:17:47.740 speech.

02:17:48.240 And so they were limited.

02:17:49.320 No one can see it, blah, blah, blah.

02:17:50.780 And then Elon came out and said, oh, this is all a mistake with this was meant to happen.

02:17:54.560 Apparently he fired some, I'm not sure that's what you mean, Archie, but he did.

02:17:58.000 I think he fired some, some head, head woman there. 1.00

02:18:00.960 So obviously she was awful, uh, Archie, if that's what you, I assume you're making, making

02:18:05.480 jokes of it, but, uh, it was kind of interesting that I know also that we didn't play that

02:18:09.300 today either, but, um, someone who's close to Tucker speaking of that with the Twitter

02:18:13.460 thing now, what they're doing as an option and what, and, and, and no Twitter is not

02:18:16.820 ideal.

02:18:17.280 I don't trust Elon, but with all those things out of the way, he was going to create something

02:18:21.100 called X video.

02:18:22.360 Everything is X with this guy, right?

02:18:23.500 X video to be a competitor against, uh, or with YouTube.

02:18:28.640 And apparently, yeah, sorry.

02:18:31.580 It's just, that's such a terrible name.

02:18:33.100 It's horrible.

02:18:34.180 Horrible. 0.91

02:18:34.580 It sounds like a porn, I'm pretty sure that that must be a porn thing.

02:18:38.240 I didn't think of that.

02:18:39.400 That's funny.

02:18:40.340 Yeah, exactly.

02:18:41.280 I, I, everything, the everything app is going to be the X app, right?

02:18:44.580 It's space X, it's a, but whatever, you know, Tesla will probably be X too at some point, 0.73

02:18:48.220 but anyway, whatever.

02:18:49.140 He didn't name this kid X something, um, X, X video.

02:18:54.100 Yeah, great.

02:18:54.800 Uh, and Tucker's going to have some special like access or like to this or do it first.

02:18:59.980 I'm not sure if this friend of Tucker that said this on a news max or whatever there

02:19:04.340 was, uh, he said this, uh, if he's making this up or lying, but apparently that's, that's

02:19:08.800 what I said.

02:19:09.220 And some people were, were excited about it.

02:19:10.640 So we'll see what happens.

02:19:11.840 Uh, there's been some good and some bad, as we've said before with, uh, with the, the,

02:19:15.220 the takeover, but this new appointee of the Twitter CEO, that's been horrible.

02:19:18.720 I mean, that's, that's, that's awful.

02:19:20.560 Uh, this world economic forum woman. 1.00

02:19:22.060 So I'm not sure what, yeah, Linda, I don't know where to place, uh, musky at the end

02:19:27.280 of the day.

02:19:27.520 I just like, what it's, he's supposed to have high IQ.

02:19:30.700 How can he not see any of these things?

02:19:32.220 And despite the fact that he's like fired, as far as I understand it, almost thousands

02:19:36.440 of people at Twitter, it still keeps happening. 0.99

02:19:39.940 There's a bunch of these shit libs in there. 1.00

02:19:41.620 They're keep like banning people. 0.99

02:19:43.560 They're blocking content stuff.

02:19:44.940 Is he just not aware?

02:19:46.020 I know he's running like a space missions and a car company as well.

02:19:49.980 So he has some things on his plate.

02:19:51.620 I understand that.

02:19:52.920 Uh, but he has taken a special interest to Twitter, especially after paying 44 billion

02:19:56.640 for it.

02:19:57.180 So you'd think he'd kind of clean some of those things up, but I guess it just shows

02:20:00.640 you how deeply rooted and infested this parasitical class into is into it, literally everything. 0.99

02:20:08.520 Yeah.

02:20:08.980 I think some people drew, uh, uh, comparisons to like Trump, right?

02:20:13.040 So like, even if you gave Trump the benefit of the doubt and you said that all of his

02:20:17.040 intentions were good, you know, like you're, you're trying to change a B system from within

02:20:21.580 and like, that's virtually impossible.

02:20:23.100 Like it doesn't matter how many good people you think you have around you. 0.96

02:20:26.820 Eventually these, you know, parasites, they'll weasel their way into your, you know, uh, your 0.97

02:20:31.920 outer circle and then into your inner circle and they'll start undermining you. 0.97

02:20:35.920 So who knows what happened with Musk?

02:20:37.700 Like, I don't know where Musk is.

02:20:39.280 Like I said, I think he's chaotic good.

02:20:40.840 But I think he's, he's an agent of chaos, but, uh, that's largely good for us.

02:20:45.420 Yeah.

02:20:45.760 Um, yeah.

02:20:46.500 Oh, exactly.

02:20:47.120 Like, I mean, he's not perfect, but no, no, so far short term, uh, net positive for sure.

02:20:52.700 All right.

02:20:54.180 Thank you so much for joining us today, Alex.

02:20:55.720 I appreciate it.

02:20:56.600 Uh, where can people catch your stuff?

02:20:58.540 Give us some plugs for your channels and whatnot.

02:21:01.520 Yeah, you can, uh, find, I mean, they're right there on the screen.

02:21:03.800 Uh, that's pretty much it, uh, either, uh, uh, t.me forward slash the Ferryman's Toll

02:21:08.760 or on Twitter at, uh, Ferryman 4747.

02:21:11.500 And, uh, I mean, I'm also on, uh, I've been doing some streams on Rumble and, uh, YouTube.

02:21:16.640 I'm banned right now from YouTube or I have a little suspension going on, but, uh, YouTube

02:21:20.880 and, uh, Entropy, I also stream on there, or sorry, uh, Rumble and Entropy, I stream on

02:21:25.040 there.

02:21:25.460 Yep.

02:21:25.960 Perfect.

02:21:26.880 Links down below in lower third there, guys.

02:21:28.900 Follow him there.

02:21:29.560 A lot of good memes, a lot of good stuff.

02:21:32.100 So the Telegram, Telegram channel, we share stuff from that often.

02:21:35.200 So good job, Alex.

02:21:36.180 Thank you so much for coming on guest hosting today.

02:21:38.320 We appreciate you.

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02:22:03.940 Oh, and more of those are coming, by the way, too.

02:22:06.140 Yeah.

02:22:06.460 Yeah.

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02:22:10.680 Thank you, Alex.

02:22:11.340 I appreciate that.

02:22:12.320 Thank you so much for, uh, giving us a little plug here at the end, but, uh, awesome.

02:22:15.740 Thank you so much, Alex.

02:22:16.840 We'll, uh, we'll stay in touch.

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Red Ice TV - June 02, 2023

Resistance Against LGBT, Despite Special Protection- FF Ep216

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