The Future They Have Planned For Us - JimBob
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Summary
In this episode of Red Ice Talk, we interview satirical cartoonist Jim Bob. Jim Bob is a man of many talents, but his art really shines when it comes down to his satirical cartoons and satirical commentary on current events. In this episode, we discuss how he got started in his art, and how he became one of the most critical voices in the anti-Covid community.
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well ladies and gentlemen welcome back thank you for joining us here at red ice tv i appreciate
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you uh being here my name is henrik if you're new and of course today we're doing a interview we
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have jim bob with us today one of uh a satirical uh cartoonist uh and i've followed his work maybe
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for a year and a half something like that two years i can't remember when the first time stumbled
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across some of his uh cartoons memes i guess is a better term really uh jim bob how are you doing
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good to have you here good thank you thanks for having me i appreciate it you bet you bet so tell
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us a little bit in the beginning here when did you get started i as i said i think like a couple of
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years ago maybe i came across some of your first thing and it was probably under the whole covid
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stuff when that started breaking out and you were one of the one of the critical voices and kind of
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you encapsulated some of that very well in in some of your art we'll show some of them throughout the
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show here too sure yeah no i start i was always uh into drawing and art so uh when i was in los
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angeles i had a an early life in los angeles not young i moved from the catskill mountains of new
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york went out to los angeles to see what happened there and um i started actually doodling and i
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didn't really know what to say it started with nonsensical uh superficial stuff like game of thrones
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memes and silly things like this and then i started uh criticizing barack obama at the time
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and uh i remember the meme it was um his iconic um image of him dropping the mic right he was a mic
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dropper i just swapped the mic with a bomb and um i saw that a single image with no words could uh
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upset and provoke so many people and so many reactions and i realized wow this there's something
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to this uh the simplicity the um you know reducing uh otherwise complex situations uh or topics into
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single frame or uh three frame uh comics i i realized early on that this was very effective
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and i could utilize it to um expose uh lies and truth and i just went from there and i started just
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like fine-tuning my uh my targets that's kind of what happened over time nice yeah i've heard people
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say you know a um a picture says a thousand words and a meme uh says a thousand pictures sometimes you
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can just bake all of that in there i think memes have probably radicalized more people well radicalized
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i guess got them out of the good way exactly got them out of the bullshit right well being radical
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today is not a bad thing considering how uh radical our enemies is we got to you know push back against
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that because it's as you know it's completely insane right now the mutants are they're running the
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show it feels like and they're just doing everything from cutting off the genitals on children
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and uh convincing us you know that we should hate ourselves or who we are i mean it's just a slew of
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things that we can go into here today and talk about that you kind of again capture uh in your
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in your art in your sketches and your cartoons um tell us about the covid stuff a little bit if you
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don't mind because i think you had some really good ones on that just yeah the weird herd mentality
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around this that the coercion the subversive issues around the vaccine and stuff like that
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were you on this like day one when this shit started unfolding or what happened oh some weeks after i knew
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something was up and wrong because uh the the first time i realized something was off uh was when they
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were showing us um the world let's say not just the u.s these images of people falling over on security
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cameras in in china um and and everyone is led by this kind of like traumatic image right it's almost
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equivalent to throwing a fake spider on someone's shoulder and what what we'll all do is assume it's real
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and try to wipe off the spider frantically and we'll look a little silly um and so that kind of
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happened i believe with everyone to sub magnitude others they're still in it three years later they're
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still uh trying to swipe the the fake spider that's on their shoulder um i so so i think that
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happened that was the first time i was like this isn't this is something's not consistent here and so
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i started smelling the fishiness of it um and another thing uh that i saw as a phenomenon was
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that people looked at their screens right uh and put that reality priority over their direct
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um senses and their direct experience of their lives in other words everything coming through the
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phone about covid since the beginning was never consistent with your direct reality ever you walk
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outside other than people dressing up in their costumes or early halloween masks and shields there
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wasn't anything in my direct experience and everyone i knew that was consistent with the narrative and i
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saw that very early but i couldn't figure out what the game was uh obviously later on you realize it's a
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it's a plethora of games with a plethora of players um and and i believe at the at the most outer
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point of the paradigm it's a spiritual warfare it's actually i believe it's actually demonic um but
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um you don't need to take on that worldview to actually see that it's uh deceptive and based on
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a lot of lies manipulation coercion yeah i think it was when the i i i admit i was i was had by the
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first stuff that was coming out of china and it's like you know you had this like oh they don't want
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us to see this you know the great firewall of china and yet it's coming out and then hindsight was
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like oh it was a big gay op it was a big psyop essentially you know i mean uh but going back to
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2020 i think you have a spring or something like that and i remember receiving a few emails like
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henrik you gotta look at this like you know because this flip happened right remember in the
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beginning they were like denying it to know that there's not no problem with this they're trying to
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cover it up and that almost made me go into this mode like okay well it's got to be real then and
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so ironically i've you know ashamed hindsight but you know whatever this is i was one of the first
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people in the area that i lived at at the time that had like a mask on you know i mean because
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it's like this might be this might actually be you know real we might die from this the media's
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denying it the politicians denying it everybody's denying it maybe they want us to die so they just
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start to cover it up kind of thing right and then that transition happened and eventually it was like
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i started taking off my stuff as more and more people putting it on and so i got stared at for
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having it first and then i got stared at for not having it so i think but by spring 2020 something
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like that you know going into summer it was like all right this is just like i knew no one that
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was getting sick at the time did you no no people got what i would just call uh normally is like a
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flu or you know the seasonal things whether it's uh if you take on like a terrain theory model of it
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it doesn't really matter it's the fact that you're looking at effects and then you're attributing an
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effect to a narrative and i think that's part of the psychological warfare it's almost like a comedian
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you know when a comedian is about to tell a joke they tell a premise and the premise is what sells
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the whole audience on whatever the the punchline or the act out is it's called in comedy and so i
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think we were all sold on a premise and then anything that followed you just you saw the news
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and and the um the medical um agencies and and so forth they would just take an effect and then just
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place it in the covid narrative oh sneezing oh like they took all the whole list right yeah basically
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being alive was a symptom of covid at some point uh it got to a point where it was it was satire itself
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all i had to do is write it down right to be a good satirical artist now you just have to be an
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honest reporter i think that'll do the trick um and so that was yeah that that i think that was a
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part of it like what you said is um holding off on going full force narrative has people then go
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oh this is weird they're kind of being weird about this maybe there's something legit i should look out
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and then they do the flip and then what it does is it nets both sides because it exactly yeah right
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so i think that's a real thing that um at least people in media who've been in in the news for
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many many years um who've studied any form of um you know edward bernays or any of those guys
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understand how you kind of do flip uh script uh flips and now we're seeing another script flip by
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the way uh we're at the tail end of everything yeah and now there's this like amnesty thing and
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everybody apologized for being completely psychotic um they were wrong about everything you know even
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ben shapiro you know we're wrong my wife's a doctor but apparently we were wrong about everything i'm
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i'm all jabbed up i have about five or six with them and and you're and you think back at how you
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know we have to like use compassion and forgiveness but a part of me is so wrathful because they never
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yeah they don't really apologize or acknowledge how crazy they actually were no and uh and and
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you know i'm glad i have the peace of mind to not follow the wrath but um you know a part of it pops
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up sometimes when they when you talk to people who just you know stop talking to you right um or or
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whatever they did right they just gaslight you and then suddenly you wait and it's not like everything
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they're saying we weren't saying even a year after like this is still old news right yeah like
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all the people who have the the crazy um you know tinfoil hat stuff uh hats on which i proudly wear and
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i tighten it when uh when i get confronted is that these things have been exposed already for for two
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years now so it's now that now the there's like an authorized truth or community like all the pundits
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now going oh this is a horrific they lied the you know the yeah this there's there's corruption
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and yet now you're figuring this out all these other people you know yeah so it is absolutely that
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that flip has been crazy to see in a way and i just i have no forgiveness i mean especially considering
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how subversive the the vaccine rollout was and how they pushed it on our kids and they fired people
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and like all the things i want to see at the at the minimum i want to see people in jail i mean that's
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that's that's it we got look we can have a fair i'm not saying we should have an unfair have a 100
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fair trial bring out all the truth expose it all and and let's see what they actually knew ahead of
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time some of them i think were generally in the dark that that were there pushing it right but i mean
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the the cdcs the fda's the pfizer the modernas i mean these people from the ceos down many of them knew
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this they knew that the study so-called studies if there even was any was shoddy at best or they
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didn't do it or or or they covered it up but that other news piece came out the other day of how pfizer
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had pressured uh the cdc to to approve all these booster shots when there was like no data about it
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they deserve jail i mean base minimum if you ask me yeah well i think uh not to blackbill but i
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believe the authority that we'd expect to uh deploy the justice is also fairly corrupt at this point
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i agree um where you're kind of like well who do you appeal to when the people you appeal to
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are the ones that should also potentially be in jail and that's just uh you know that seems to be the
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natural cycle of power um when you abandon in my view when you abandon um you know um your theology
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basically so uh we're in a very utilitarian uh um rampantly dominant utilitarian world um you know
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world right now where um it seems to be like this battle between technocrats um and uh maybe maybe
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like pseudo libertarians or something like that it's very interesting to watch because um because
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uh it's it's people scrambling like i look at it from a philosophical view i see people scrambling
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for a coherent worldview to argue for anything right to to be the case why you why should we change this
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right why should we um you know why should we battle these psychopaths like we're really dealing
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with uh psychopathic um basically like a bunch of george bernard shahs like in power um and uh yeah i
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think depopulation is one of the main things that um is one of their longer term goals right and they're
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not it's not like a lot it's not like some cracked up cracked up idea i came out both in my basement
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they're pretty fairly open about what to do with a population how to minimize the population how to
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create sustainable development how to you know um a great book by the way even a good person you could
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have on if if they're down is a guy named patrick wood who lays out the technocracy uh in a couple of
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books and it's not theoretical it's lists of companies corporations that have clear goals to
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standardize all things and i think the covid thing was a combination it was like a doorway like a trojan
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horse to um not just like a new form of currency not just a pathway to this new era of genomics where
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um they want to go inner space inside our bodies as far as uh commodities and and data um and then new
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technologies of course transhumanism and uh impacting your your body using uh what i have to call on
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youtube crispy chick crispy chicken technology crisper technology um and they're really chomping
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at the bit uh to to crack this open i think covid is not just this sort of like desperate attempt to
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control and do like tracking and create like smart cities and all that because they're not really
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effective at making them by the way i think it's really more of like a premise that you get a bunch of
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people to accept where if you can demonstrate that a large uh majority of the people are willing to
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just inject themselves with like thing like things based on faith alone um then you kind of got them
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in the line of the disney world of uh genomics uh so to speak so they're already kind of prepped
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mentally for whatever the next thing might be right where where you say oh big problem let's let's do
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this hegelian thing again where there's a problem and guess what the same people creating the problem
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have a shot for you to inject right always have a solution yes yeah and i think their goal is to turn
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um what we call the um the immune system into an operating system so that you need updates and language
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is all there it's all language based that you know how they used uh war language language to get people
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on board with fighting you know the front lines war front lines nurses uh this is a fascinating uh
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mental manipulation here too uh similar with actual wars where you um you turn the soldiers into heroes
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you sell them something they're fighting for and then anyone who goes against the heroes is then
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let's say back in the day was uh unpatriotic and you know and they would even further back in the day
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they would have women give feathers to men who didn't go to go off and fight someone else's war
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um and now you you saw this the similar shame tactics uh here in the last three years you know
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with wearing the mask or getting the jab and you're going to kill grandma and you don't care about
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people um they hear they're heroes they're heroes the front linesmen are you know the these nurses
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are heroes and then these poor nurses and doctors who actually did see something that was off about this
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stuff um they saw something very bizarre and nefarious and when they spoke out basically that
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psychological warfare is is really clear if you establish everyone's a hero for participating in
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this nonsense then the moment someone steps out of line who's supposed to be a hero is now
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trying to diminish the hero status of the group get out yeah get out of here and that's kind of the
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manipulation is always language based that i noticed um a lot of the manipulation is language
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based and then people's reality is informed by their language and they start to see the world
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the way the language describes the world that they've been given they just don't understand
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yet that it's been radically um uh hammered into their mind every single day for like three
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more than three years let's let's face it it's not like they didn't practice this stuff every two
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years right uh remember we all experienced this it just it wasn't this drastic it would be like oh
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the zika virus oh the bird flu and and they set up tents and they did all this stuff and they said
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wear some masks or whatever but we just didn't notice it as much as a practice run we kind of were
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just like okay it was this is nonsense or whatever i'm not that scared and then uh suddenly i think
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what happened is they they had the an apparatus of world level um media yeah i think it's never been
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to the point where where it is now where you can you can send a packet of a narrative through the
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world media like like uh before it's like nation right or or local or something you could do some
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manipulation but but i don't think we've ever hit a point in human history where we have where we
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have the technology to to send a signal that's all cohesive right everyone's on board with the same
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language uh through the entire world system of communication so that it hits every spot every
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nook and cranny everybody's operating consistently with the focus of one thing this is uh this is um
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really powerful and in a scary way it's powerful in a scary way oh definitely and i was thinking about
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the flip we talked about earlier there like how they treat it in the beginning because my thought was
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always they're not really concerned with the people that always comply right they they already know
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they have those in the bag they can i mean given what we've seen they can essentially tell them
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anything and they will comply they will do it you know i mean if you have enough coercion and enough
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fear they will comply and listen to it so the worry from the elite's point of view is obviously like
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how do we corral the people that are the skeptics and what i felt about the covid
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psyop thing that was different was that they decided to utilize the very kind of frankly powerful
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uh grassroots messaging system if you will that exists within you know the online environment of
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truth or communities alternative people health community you know these kinds of things and they
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said let's downplay it first because then they will do the messaging for us and and automatically
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think that i'm not saying that this is actually how they do it but this is the thoughts of us going
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through my process at the time like or afterwards rather like maybe they're deciding to use uh that
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group and say we can have them spread it first and like be concerned with it uh however i'm not sure
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how they're going to treat it when once the media flips then you have a number of people that immediately
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are going to be like okay i don't i'm not buying this anymore so but it's um yeah i think a lot of it
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is spaghetti on the wall uh to some extent that yeah and i and i say that because i've i've been in like
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truth or communities and a lot of times you can do go into a truth or spiral where you start over
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examining things and then you you start lending uh too much power to human beings who are otherwise
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pretty flawed like these people that you're up against they they also compete with each other
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in a lot of ways so it's not like this uh it's not a homogenous one group yeah yeah they're not just
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this united front they have to and a lot of it is causing like making a muck like uh making confusion
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happen because if you just make confusion happen when people start figuring things out
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it's sometimes just causing the the confusion is the tool like is the psyop just the confusion
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because it gives them time right there's more time to do something else right cause them it wears
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people down even they get tired well how is it oh i thought we were doing this now and then you
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oh my god we have to do something else now and and eventually people just give up okay just tell
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me what to do i i can't keep up with this anymore and that's very powerful you know yeah and i think
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um i had one meme it was someone asking like what's the future of currency because we're always talking
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about ubi and and the digital world and bitcoin and i think it's actually uh uh is compliance that
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the actual behavior is going to be the currency of the future at least in these smart city worlds where
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it doesn't make sense to have a physical thing called money and even if you call it digital
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you're trading with you're trading money that's owned by the the corporation actually in in some
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cases in the future where we're a city um that's owned and operated uh as a platform i really want
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people to start thinking about this is that we look at a platform like our our phone right and then
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all the apps we got we call them a platform oh this platform has this community guideline
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and we're kind of always arguing about the the contents of the guideline well that these
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technocrats know and are positioning themselves to turn actual cities ge geographic locations the
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internet of things and bodies if that's all connective right then then you actually can establish
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a city as a platform as a piece of technology now if that's the case the company um it's they can
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actually exchange let's say your your human rights your civil rights your civil liberties with with
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um community guidelines where you actually sign a waiver to be on the platform the same way we
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agree to our waivers to be on these other platforms and and follow tos right yeah so i think when when we
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look at all these trends these these sort of like meritocracy driven um free market people like ben
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shapiro and such they're confused they look at the the mercedes they then they say something like
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well if they want to you know run a trans campaign for the mercedes-benz that's on them they're going
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to lose customers you have to understand that these larger conglomerates and companies are no longer
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operating from the position of just money because they probably see that debt is the new uh currency
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and then if debt is the currency that's a form of slavery and therefore compliance your the way you
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behave is now your currency if you want to participate in said system yeah you'll behave this
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way now i'm not against whole people hear the word compliance and they think icky no i actually um will
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acknowledge compliance and i'm a father so um i do believe in some level of compliance let's say uh
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social decency norms and such right i just think the people have taken over the concept of of compliance
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socially uh and also economically are actually psychopaths um with no real moral uh foundation
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and so um i think that's kind of what we're up against in the next 10 years if you're in cities if
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you're in close proximity to overpopulated uh cities that will increasingly become pieces of
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technology and i think yeah looking at it that way will give you a peace of mind and you'll be able
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to actually see the trends toward physicality physical places becoming techno technological
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systems themselves now as opposed to i have a tech piece of technology i call it my phone i walk around
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oh that's not technology this is technology no the the future is the the whole system is uh a piece of
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technology and then you question well who owns it well it's it's like all these people like black house
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and bill gates and they're all competing they're all positioning themselves right now to figure out
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how to have enough land how to have access uh basically it's standardized control of all systems
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think of it that way standardized control of all systems yeah let's talk about the depopulation bit
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in a little while but i want to pick up that thing you mentioned about the cities right because i think
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i think you're going to see big companies uh basically starting to offer virtual or digital
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citizenships eventually facebook is going in that direction right now they have their own supreme
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court you see that like things like this they're like creating the civic structures such as you know
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nations have had before and i could very well see that again and that i agree would be compliance would
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be a terms of service thing like if you violate that that you're out you you lose your citizenship in
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facebook or google or you know twitter we'll talk about elon musk later to what he's doing with that
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because i think that actually ties into all of this um but so you have the compliance issue
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which is basically you know the social credit score and and if they get there with the tech
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you basically are looking at a system which is going to be every little piece i guess of materials
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that is of importance material will be interconnected with the internet of things type technology you're
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talking about haptic devices everywhere scanners sensors and things like that so for for i mean it
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won't be alive the way we think of it obviously but but that's what they're trying to create they're
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trying to create a a living artificial synthetic entity essentially that we live inside and i could
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very well see that that will be some of these mega hub environments now you know to throw a a wrench
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in that spanner there it would be we might be going in the opposite direction and the covid shot of course
00:25:12.980
could be part of that i think we're we're heading for a massive depopulation we already have you know
00:25:18.220
massive demographic decline even in countries that we you know think of normally as like oh my god the
00:25:23.800
chiacoms are going to take over china's going to take over like they have with their one child
00:25:27.580
policy and stuff they're going to lose over like half of their population in the next 20 years that's
00:25:32.300
a massive decline that means that the factory of the world china where you know all western powers
00:25:38.460
outstores everything all the production went over there that's going to basically fall off the map
00:25:43.080
and recently i've been on that you know that kind of rabbit hole of demographics and like wait a minute
00:25:48.160
what what really is going to happen here we're not fully set up in the west yet to to pick up the
00:25:53.020
slack of of like producing the stuff we need and i'm not talking about like cheap chinese toys and
00:25:57.700
stuff i'm talking like actual things we need to survive right so there's a massive pressure on the
00:26:03.680
supply chain this was actually coming anyway before covid but covid was the perfect excuse at the perfect
00:26:10.860
time to drive that nail into that coffin and i think that they're they're they're collapsing the whole
00:26:18.120
system intentionally uh i think they want to build back better but i'm not sure they're going to be able
00:26:23.300
to pull it off to be honest because it's so unstable right now what do you think yeah i think it's
00:26:27.480
unstable i think um maybe there's like buying time because they know like what people have to understand
00:26:33.980
is the these controllers let's say for lack of a better term who want to manipulate and then start
00:26:40.020
engineering socially economically they know that they can't completely just destroy every system
00:26:47.120
because then it's just a vacuum right it's not it's not like uh the old time way of doing things
00:26:53.280
where dick cheney could launch a war and then also invest in the infrastructure to build it really
00:26:58.380
quickly up or whatever they need they need the worker and kind of in their view the the slave class
00:27:06.080
to to maintain operations or otherwise there's nothing for them to sift off of and own so
00:27:11.440
um going full full scale uh black pill that it's utter destruction is the is the goal i don't
00:27:19.520
actually believe that i don't think that's in their favor to do utter utter destruction uh i do think
00:27:25.320
they they mess with things that they don't understand the potential consequences of like uh for instance
00:27:31.100
for example depopulation even from a social persuasive method or even authoritarian method let's take
00:27:38.160
like singapore or something well they only did that a little bit right they did they had this little
00:27:42.620
stint i don't know if there's a 50s or something um where they launched a policy and they used
00:27:47.420
propaganda and people actually complied um and that was only like one generation worth and right now
00:27:54.000
today in 2022 they're desperate to repopulate like they're coming back and taking trips to san francisco
00:28:01.840
and all of their uh their appointed uh representatives are trying to i've even been to one like a like a
00:28:09.300
it was like a food event about singapore and they spoke about how they needed people to go back there and
00:28:15.480
repopulate and that was only one like uh season let's say of of doing a fairly voluntary um depop program
00:28:25.180
and i think people uh kind of misunderstand you know they they underestimate um the consequences how
00:28:33.200
these things can get out of control really quickly how yeah they have no connection between human uh
00:28:39.660
capital and the production that they're just used to having uh things that are just made for them
00:28:44.500
right we're really spoiled in in the west because we just think well someone's gonna make it but that's
00:28:50.360
if it doesn't if it doesn't get here no that's not actually true right because what we call making
00:28:55.820
it is it's getting shipped on a container and and hopefully deployed on time um which is a is
00:29:02.140
different than making it like you know who who raised the beef right nearby or you know how something
00:29:08.760
was formed you know carl makes leather things right this which is kind of like in a way a blessing if
00:29:16.340
people start kind of going back to well let's cover my basis what do i need around what do i need and do
00:29:23.200
i know someone right that's a good question to ask and i get it i get that it's hard and i'm not um
00:29:29.080
completely um you know i i'm not uh free of it myself but uh it's good it's a good question to start
00:29:37.700
asking yourself uh what can you do and who do you know and what can they do uh and not in this like
00:29:44.660
psychotic prepper uh way you're right you want your mental well-being to be intact as well by the
00:29:50.340
way and uh you know it can go the other way too i'm so prepared that um i mentally can't even talk
00:29:56.540
to someone at the grocery store about normal things right i don't think that's a great way to go and
00:30:00.960
i've seen that happen as well yeah it's always overkill you need a balance and there's normal
00:30:05.360
people that understand that it's like bad but you don't have to kill yourself over it you know
00:30:09.380
yeah but uh no it's it's actually very interesting i think i think long term this is a very good thing
00:30:15.860
i mean the whole neoliberal system have obviously just been like it's been like a massive farm frankly
00:30:23.600
it's been like just more people more debt more spending more consumption more production and
00:30:28.940
obviously this cannot go on forever right so this was coming sooner or later anyway it's just a matter
00:30:34.700
of time but we can't it's the whole it's that idea of of like how the economic system is run that needs
00:30:40.540
to be uh you know reshaped and instead of maybe progressively over the last few decades dealing
00:30:46.140
with this uh now we're hitting you know now we're going to hit the wall with this thing and and they
00:30:50.460
tried with immigration right that that's where the replacement agenda kind of comes in as well
00:30:54.300
no we can just uh let's just swap out the population let's just import millions and millions of
00:30:59.420
people and one assume that it maintains the same which it doesn't there's a whole nother slew of
00:31:03.980
issues that comes with that but then the second point of that is that even those uh people that
00:31:09.260
come you know foreigners and and and from other parts of the world whether it's into america or
00:31:12.980
to europe or something like that they also have fewer and fewer children because like modernity just
00:31:17.720
kind of creates that environment people get comfortable it's lazy to a certain extent i think
00:31:22.660
look not none of us knows how far this will go but to a certain extent if if i'm right on this
00:31:28.320
it's probably going to be a combination it's going to not going to be like black and white one thing or the
00:31:32.700
other obviously but i think you're going to see more people wanting to seek to go back to a more uh
00:31:38.560
you know basic lifestyle maybe more out on the countryside having more kids maybe farming at
00:31:43.000
least partially uh partially some of their uh produce themselves and stuff like that dealing with with
00:31:49.000
other people obviously trading and things like that i'm not saying there's not going to be stores but
00:31:52.000
i think we're going to be limited tremendously in that like like capitalist output consumption type
00:31:58.000
society and to me that's like thank you that's great that's great you know we need yeah you know
00:32:02.680
also coincidentally that kind of lifestyle necessitates having more kids because that's
00:32:07.380
the original homestead concept is that you actually have the children that become your work uh yeah it's
00:32:13.500
free labor i mean let's face it it's free labor that's just what it is you know yeah yeah and so that
00:32:17.380
seems uh doable and again this this tension between the smart city uh modern lifestyle which is which is
00:32:27.380
easier for people but more complex versus going back to the land which is more difficult but more simple
00:32:35.100
and so people are always uh kind of uh back and forth between living a simple life that actually
00:32:40.940
requires more of your effort but it's so so simple can be very difficult and um easy can be very uh you
00:32:49.180
know complex and um you know it doesn't necessitate family right you don't suddenly like you said you
00:32:55.560
just don't you don't think to need it or desire it because you get all your your needs and this is this
00:33:01.340
kind of like view of a reducing the human to uh an economic singular thing an atom that operates in
00:33:10.020
conjunction with a supply chain that's mostly dominant right at this point yeah um and they give
00:33:15.260
you some debt right and oh debt's great oh you'll be able to do this other thing and then you're
00:33:19.580
enslaved right and we can get into like how the uh feminist movement played perfectly into that
00:33:26.000
turning uh families and the mom and the dad into uh homo economicus uh figures right exactly so yep and
00:33:36.300
that's uh i think people are starting to see that even the people that bought into it right like
00:33:40.840
feminism more people are showing up and going this isn't producing what the life i want right i don't
00:33:46.540
want to be a cat lady with stained wine teeth and hopefully going to a birthday party to interact
00:33:51.940
with some young man males right yep they they are waking up and uh suddenly it's not so cool to look
00:34:00.760
like uh chelsea handler exactly yeah all these yeah you've probably seen the graph chart but like
00:34:06.900
uh especially among white women uh over 40 or something like the ssri uptake the uh the happy
00:34:13.260
what do you call it antidepressants that's what they call right skyrocketing you know i mean i was
00:34:17.560
like hmm wonder what the wonder what the reason of that could be like it's climate change there you go
00:34:23.580
exactly yeah it's it's a heart attack induced climate change right um oh man it it's it's a
00:34:29.920
crazy time i tell you but i'm still i'm still very positive long term i think short term this is going
00:34:34.860
to be very bumpy and i mean i i don't want that i'm a father too and i i want things to be safe
00:34:41.420
in a way secure but then at the same time there's there's overkill with that what basically you when
00:34:47.060
you're not given any challenges there's no purpose you know every corner is padded everything is
00:34:52.620
we need we need challenges we need um uh to be uh to be pushed out of our comfort zone and i think
00:34:58.660
we're we're much better that way as opposed to being complacent and everything works and you know
00:35:03.040
two two day amazon shipping and you know everything comes you don't have to leave your it's creating a
00:35:07.940
bunch of weird mutants and and that kind of goes to to uh i think the heart of many of the the memes
00:35:13.800
the cartoons that you make of just showing these like these weird mutant people now i mean i just
00:35:20.100
call them mutants it's a genetic uh deviant um mutation that has occurred and partially because
00:35:26.520
of our success of of the survival rates everyone survived as opposed to you know nature taking care
00:35:32.360
of business so if you go back yeah i think they there's also yeah that um you know we need the
00:35:37.700
opportunity and the and the circumstances to generate strong men and if you remove that opportunity
00:35:43.840
you just get mediocre even the stronger men will be pulled down to mediocrity because it's a it's a
00:35:50.460
a system that delivers amazon style everything you need and want you know at the push of a button which
00:35:57.040
you you think you know the the irony is that when you work really hard as a civilization and you develop
00:36:03.080
all these technologies and systems you're kind of rewarded for all the work you did but the the very next
00:36:09.320
generation that's born into it it's just like this concept of like um the third generation of of uh
00:36:15.400
of like uh an amazing legacy uh fails it because they don't understand what it took to um build it
00:36:22.160
first of all they certainly don't understand what it takes to maintain it and so um yeah a shortage of
00:36:28.200
any sort uh whether it's food or supply even though i don't like my own preference isn't to wish that upon
00:36:35.580
myself but like what you're saying i understand that there's a you know in a way there's a way
00:36:40.800
there's some good that's going to come out of that as far as a generation that grows up with some grit
00:36:46.880
and understands uh that um you can't just live in a modern world that's everything's standardized and
00:36:53.980
given to you because as soon as that system breaks you realize it was uh fiat to begin with it was it was
00:36:59.560
fake it was uh you know a fake alternative that you thought would just maintain itself and
00:37:05.460
you just have to consider that systems don't just maintain themselves just because they're there
00:37:11.020
and they're cool and they work like you know this this concept of like well we have a drone that can
00:37:15.680
do this this and this so why would there be a supply chain like i just didn't you see the virtual reality
00:37:21.120
thing i just interacted with how could we be that advanced but also a supply chain break and i think
00:37:25.880
that's naive and i think yeah people without even thinking of it assume this that that whatever
00:37:31.200
particular uh category of development and advancement is equal to other things not breaking
00:37:38.280
that are way more fundamental than the toys right we're distracted with the toys yeah um and i think
00:37:44.140
the ruling class actually would love that because they just slap a helmet on you uh and you can be your
00:37:49.280
own god right with a feeding tube and you're in a you're in a float tank that you can defecate and it
00:37:55.100
turns into coffee yeah and um you're walking around as a beautiful model or something like that and
00:38:01.160
then you zoom out and you're just in an amazon pod right basically in a shitty room right and yeah
00:38:07.920
that's kind of people are actually drawn toward that like the whole sort of like video game
00:38:12.400
online culture is it's pretty much uh starting to let's call it uh present the premise for such a
00:38:21.520
such a view even like the ready player one movie which makes a very glory glorified uh romantic
00:38:28.200
view of this particular world but no it's going to be really dark those worlds are going to be super
00:38:33.740
dark but they're going to pull people in because they will get their ubi or something in return you
00:38:39.000
know when you're go out and kill a bunch of maggie simpsons or something some weird uh game that
00:38:46.360
they're going to construct in exchange for money really sick games will be invented by the way in that
00:38:50.900
world um and especially if they turn crypto i don't know if you guys understand just like
00:38:56.480
some really basic ways that works but i imagine uh some of these people who who are who are at the
00:39:04.120
source of this technology want are want a world where people are required to be connected to an
00:39:11.220
immersive world in order to keep the ledger alive does that make sense instead of the instead of a
00:39:16.880
machine in your closet being the mining rig that you have to put a fan on because it's it's a computer
00:39:21.820
that does things well the body to to some of these like um biotech firms who are who are linked into the
00:39:29.080
economic world they see the body as the mining rig so of course they're going to try to skip to
00:39:35.200
making our our own body's performance the the mining system the problem solving um mechanism that
00:39:42.880
can replace the mining rig itself because why would you need a computer right if the body is in their
00:39:49.860
view i don't believe this but in their view it's a computer that's solving a bunch of problems now
00:39:54.460
what they need is they need inner space they need access to your inner space to to deploy such a system
00:40:01.440
yeah i mean here's one right microsoft did file a patent for that a crypto mining system that actually
00:40:06.660
using your body activity uh as data and that the generation of the whole thing and just getting
00:40:12.640
access to people's bodies or at least to the degree where they are able to manipulate it in order to turn
00:40:20.000
it into something that they need more that i feel that that rubicon was crossed with the introduction of
00:40:24.600
the mrna vaccine that's really what that was to look it obviously had consequences and and we haven't
00:40:30.440
even seen it's too early to tell what the full consequences are going to be we're seeing a spiking
00:40:36.700
now of excess deaths in many countries that are at least honestly reporting on the statistics so we
00:40:40.940
know what's going on with that uh but then at the same time if there are you know survivors out of
00:40:45.660
that basically i don't mean to laugh it's it's gruesome but um it's just so absurd right it i think in
00:40:52.220
one way that's and you alluded to this earlier too they're going to start using this technology as the
00:40:57.520
way to fix anything it's just oh that it's a raw it's a code issue that's wrong with your genes and
00:41:02.820
we'll just fit we'll snip that out or we'll update that or we'll change that we'll inject you with
00:41:07.460
this magical uh you know uh juice basically this shot and and voila we'll fix your genetic issue and
00:41:13.980
i mean pfizer have pivoted towards that moderna the whole uh company was basically built on that
00:41:20.020
premise they managed to raise billions and billions and billions before they even had a product out to
00:41:25.500
market and miraculously you know the covid thing showed up and they had been working on patents
00:41:30.980
together with the nih back to 2016 at least some of the work even goes back to 2010 apparently on
00:41:36.520
some of the mrna technology and now they could wheel this out in six months and say oh it was a miracle
00:41:41.840
look at what we did when in reality they spent years and years working on this stuff so i mean we're there
00:41:46.980
now and i think if we're seeing if we're going to see more issues as a consequence of the rollout of
00:41:52.400
the first mrna they're going to offer us more mrna to fix those problems to fix the yeah totally yeah
00:41:57.360
yeah and then that whole rollout was just basically like getting a bunch of people to pay the ticket to
00:42:02.540
get into the that uh that that uh club right you know so it's more like a a practice run of like
00:42:11.180
can you get how many people can you get to do it and then uh how many people reject it based on the
00:42:16.780
consequences and all these numbers and and they look at this stuff based on data and uh and so
00:42:23.280
yeah it makes sense and they're gonna the the problem is that when they first start doing gene
00:42:29.640
editing stuff like crisper they're gonna do it with something fairly superficial and maybe even be
00:42:34.600
successful at it and everybody will take that particular instance and then they'll apply the
00:42:40.380
efficacy of one thing to the wholeness of the paradigm right and that it's going to be pretty scary to
00:42:45.860
watch uh as well you know someone will be like well they edited my eye right instead of like lasers let's
00:42:51.840
just take some silly example or you don't get the sniffles anymore well in the short term they'll sell
00:42:56.400
people on preferences right uh annoyances inconveniences and when that's sold at a superficial level
00:43:04.720
again uh people will go well it worked here why would you question it with something more uh you know
00:43:11.440
like the lungs or something that affects your heart or something else and it's going to be sad to see
00:43:16.900
because we we we saw the sample right set of who is willing to just inject themselves blindly
00:43:25.040
uh with products that are made by demonstrably criminal uh organizations yeah uh and they're just
00:43:32.720
will you know add a little virtue add a little hero right you know the the funny thing about the mask
00:43:38.580
is that you could be the hero and the victim in the same day depending on the situation right yeah
00:43:43.860
you'd be like i'm the hero right now but then i'm the victim and you're going to hurt me right so
00:43:48.780
um people do that that sort of virtue uh economics uh with the with the jabs for sure so tell us we've
00:43:56.300
almost a halfway point here tell us about uh savage means uh so volume four is out that obviously means
00:44:01.740
you have three preceding it um tell us how people can buy it and stuff uh how long does it take for
00:44:07.900
you to work on these uh the the the cartoons that you make the memes um it's kind of a seasonal thing
00:44:13.200
i i put one book out a year but i am never short of uh of uh memes and content obviously all i have to do
00:44:20.740
is look at reality and draw it in some way and reduce it down to some funny uh dialogue and so um i
00:44:27.940
have too much like i could actually make a volume five right now uh with the amount of uh of stuff
00:44:35.020
that comes out uh in reality that i jot down uh so yeah this one's called post truth booster um i still
00:44:42.220
have some volume three as well but uh volume two and one are completely sold out and people are annoyed
00:44:47.660
they didn't get them um i don't reprint these that's something uh unique um that i like to keep that
00:44:53.960
way is that i want uh these things to be more rare more like almanacs uh and more like time capsules
00:45:01.160
uh evident uh of the insanity that we all went through so in in the coming years you know 20 years
00:45:08.120
30 years 50 years from now someone uh someone's grandkid goes into the room and and picks out grandpa's
00:45:14.160
book and goes what's this um he'll be able to say well sonny you thought things were crazy now
00:45:20.300
um this is uh this is kind of like that i look at like almost like a his uh fun history book and so
00:45:26.860
um yeah and i'm i'm i'm particularly uh proud of this one awesome yeah check it out guys you can
00:45:33.440
get a copy over at madebyjimbob.com is that the best place yes place yep okay good uh yeah so check
00:45:40.320
it out folks uh very good stuff in there and i love some of the uh art that you're doing it's just
00:45:45.060
a very i don't know it's something it's so simplistic but it's sometimes you just catch it
00:45:50.160
like we're just in the right moment at just the right time and it's just per the expression of
00:45:54.560
some of the the do you do i i assume you draw by hand first and then you convert it digitally is that
00:45:59.320
how you do it or i draw right in my procreate yeah so i just draw them right out um and uh you know
00:46:06.340
some of them are more wiggly and wobbly than the others and obviously my work uh isn't isn't uh
00:46:13.060
you don't identify my work because of the high technical art skill um but it's about the content
00:46:20.520
and the funness of it and how accessible it is um yeah it's i don't know it's just the faces and
00:46:26.580
stuff and i don't know just it's a yeah i mean it's good looks good but it's like a wonkiness to
00:46:31.040
it also at the same time it's very good i i like it all right ladies and gentlemen we're going to
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