00:07:26.160And if you're not in those spheres, how much are you truly, really going to affect things, right?
00:07:31.660That's why we have to infect things with metapolitics.
00:07:34.880We have to approach this from a different point of view kind of thing.
00:07:37.560But anyway, we're going to look at some of the decay of the political system.
00:07:41.840Because I think we are living in interesting times, and we're going to live in even more interesting times.
00:07:48.280Highly dangerous, but highly entertaining, and highly, of course, highly advantageous.
00:07:54.640If you are ready kind of later on to jump on this, to get in as things are beginning to fall apart and things no longer work the way they should, there's opportunity there.
00:08:07.140Not to necessarily take over the political system, but ultimately you need some type of power.
00:08:13.960You need to have an ability to enforce your own conditions, if you will.
00:08:18.840If not on a real huge scale, at least on a small scale.
00:18:54.880But this was in order to deport, now check this out, not even legal, illegal migrants.
00:19:01.120But of course, the members of parliament voted against that.
00:19:04.420This is what I'm saying, this is why you just have to do things.
00:19:06.600they voted 309 to 113 so a majority of 196 against the motion this one's saying like
00:19:17.560what why did you why did you wait so long did you not understand that this was serious
00:19:25.520did you not understand this even 10 years ago or 20 years ago he's like we got to do something now
00:19:33.700or the people that are elected into this position
00:19:36.680will simply just be a bunch of brown people
00:19:38.620that obviously never will vote in this way.
00:19:41.480So we're principled as we walk into our own extinction and genocide.
00:19:49.340Well, I've kept my principles at least.
00:19:53.560Now, of course, the conservatives are not in charge right now,
00:19:58.040so I get this, but I'm just saying the prior term.
00:20:00.540That's what I mean in this case when we talk about UK politics.
00:20:03.700In some cases, these leftists, or they find other ways of doing it.
00:20:11.060They find some legal means or loophole to pass something new that contradicts with the old thing
00:20:19.000or something that intervenes or blocks or stops this so that the thing they don't like can't proceed.
00:20:25.720There's other things you can do here if you have a willpower.
00:20:29.120These people don't because, again, we kind of deserve the politicians we get.
00:20:33.700Anyway, so a majority of 196 voted against the motion that was calling for the UK to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights so that they can deport, so they can stop something illegal.
00:21:02.520It was close to Dover, I believe, in that part of England, where drone shots showed the escort of the illegal migrants from these boats onto these unmarked buses with like shaded, like this massive police presence and Wi-Fi jammers to stop live broadcast and canine units were out.
00:21:26.120There's this massive, massive police presence in order to continue the illegal action of bringing these people in.
00:37:14.800This is probably 10, 15 years ago at least.
00:37:31.520have every reason to become more confident of their ground.
00:37:35.980The Islamic world is the custodian of one of the greatest treasuries
00:37:40.560of accumulated wisdom and spiritual knowledge available to humanity.
00:37:45.020It is both Islam's noble heritage and a priceless gift to the rest of the world.
00:37:52.120And yet, so often, that wisdom is now obscured
00:37:55.760by the dominant drive towards Western materialism.
00:37:59.940I mean, yes, Islam violently took over and dominated most of the ancient world, obviously.
00:38:10.240And of course, in the process, just like all the religious incursions do, they smash the statues and burn the books and they just go nuts and everything.
00:38:22.160It's like this cultural jihad, literally.
00:38:28.520But that's the reason why they have so much great wisdom is that the few things that were preserved from the ancient world that like carefully could have been like picked up from the rubble by like, I don't know, the de' Medici or something in the 1400s.
00:38:43.760You know, it's like, whoa, whoa, look at this shit.
00:38:46.740Hence, you get like a rebirth of like civilization in and of itself, because things that we used to know were had been completely smashed by these Abrahamic lunatics.
00:38:55.640All right. Anyway, here's the, you guys have seen this, right?
00:39:03.080Here we go. Prince Charles honors Lord Rothschild with prestigious interfaith price.
00:39:10.440That's what the Rothschilds are known for. Here he is with his kippah, with his velvet kippah, King Charles.
00:39:17.620What does it say there underneath? Let me take that out. Oh, he just dons his kippah. That's it.
00:39:21.620Okay, the new monarch has a meaningful alliance with Jews, beginning with his own circumcision.
00:43:22.260Now, this is kind of an interesting story here, the next, to keep in mind, of how it must be to come home after a long, long time away from the UK.
01:05:17.380But, yes, it's just been this long, a long, what was it, envy?
01:05:24.100There's a term that you can use for it, like envy politics or grievance politics to a certain extent,
01:05:32.080but it's always like this ruining, right?
01:05:34.260I mean, he said it for the wrong reasons, but Pareto, I think it was,
01:05:37.840who said, history is a graveyard of aristocracies.
01:05:41.720Now, he said it because he thought it was a good thing.
01:05:43.360It's true that they get decadent, and the more success you have,
01:05:47.040you fall or whatever, but the natural, I'm not talking about a natural aristocracy
01:05:51.780and natural leadership and rulership, yeah, the spiteful mutants
01:05:55.740will do everything they can to take them down.
01:05:58.640And if anything, she's kind of a, nothing personal.
01:06:04.060It's not her doing this necessarily herself, obviously.
01:06:07.840but I'm saying she's a reflection of those tendencies, and good, right?
01:06:13.600Because in a way, isn't that down to the fact of the natural aristocracy
01:06:18.340not taking its responsibility and letting the circus go on?
01:06:21.160But at some point, you just have to kind of—there is no fixing this.
01:06:25.380There is no—I wish that was the case, but I think we're beyond a point of return.
01:06:33.080I think this madness just has to play itself out.
01:06:36.540It just has to bloom and yield its fruit, if you will, and then hopefully rot on the vine.
01:06:46.440But I'm saying chances is it's going to continue to spread after this point as well.
01:06:50.580But I'm saying we are not going to stop this.
01:06:54.780We just have to have fun while it's happening and then building things along the way.
01:06:59.760Being ready to step in when there is a power vacuum or opportunity to move into an area, not just physically, but like of politics or power or institutional, you know, there's no saving this.
01:14:55.420The Supreme Court ruling, holding the Supreme Court affirmed the conviction, ruling that a police officer may briefly detain a person and conduct a limited pat-down search for weapons without a warrant or probable cause.
01:16:22.860Now they're thrown a fit because a hotel in Dublin allegedly cancelled 70 rooms for an anti-Semitism summit after asking if they had connections to the IDF.
01:16:34.000Wow. Wow. I mean, Ireland is doing this for reasons which I don't always agree with, but I still think it's funny.