SHNEAKO - SNEAKO Interviews Owen Benjamin： Slavery is a Choice

00:00:00.000 this is why i think they hate islam so much is the usury cycle is getting really wacky at this

00:00:05.920 point because they have to continuously print more and more and more money as the end of a

00:00:10.800 ponzi scheme is hitting and since it's a world reserve currency it's pretty intense the data

00:00:15.440 centers all this stuff the way i see it is they're just narratives to give an excuse to create more

00:00:20.880 money out of nothing to keep a ponzi scheme going i'm not worried about the super elaborate control

00:00:26.240 structure we're coming to get you and all this stuff and it's just to get you to react like a

00:00:30.520 prey animal to justify something in the future and if you don't react nothing happens this is 0.57

00:00:35.640 the reason that they're winning this war the u.s israel thought that they were going to be

00:00:38.680 engaged in the same fear mongering that we have over here we thought that would be able to like

00:00:42.440 the leader and that it would just end like that look at the people of iran like when they got

00:00:46.420 bombed what did they start like waving their flags and standing around holding hands by the

00:00:50.280 desalination plant saying okay well what do you want us to do like cower in fear i think that was

00:00:54.240 Yeah, and then you're free. 0.99

00:00:55.580 Like, once you go through that, you're like, oh, shit, there's nothing really to be afraid of. 1.00

00:00:59.620 And that's a nightmare for the tyrant. 0.99

00:01:01.860 The most revolutionary thing Ye ever said, the thing that I think really scared the grapplers was slavery's a choice, because it is.

00:01:09.160 You have to have victim consciousness, and you want to give away your authority to be a slave.

00:01:13.680 And so the slave drivers and their little lieutenants, they need you to think like it's someone else is doing something to you all the time.

00:01:21.020 And that keeps you in a slave mentality.

00:01:23.040 and i think the future is extremely bright oh and good to see you again you're like the the one

00:01:27.360 guest i have on where it looks like a green screen but it's not it's real yeah that's real man that's

00:01:34.560 a real that's a live stream we're doing a live stream by a live stream i haven't seen your

00:01:39.760 setup like that before it looks it looks beautiful out yeah i i built an actual physical platform

00:01:45.920 so I can't get de-platformed from my platform I just got real literal 0.97

00:01:51.040 you had a funny joke I saw you talk about how cities are gay and stupid I don't know if that 0.99

00:01:58.720 was the exact words and now like why what's the what's what are people competing for in the city 0.99

00:02:04.360 it's like oh we're gonna go play a song and see who see who folds first let's play the Hitler song

00:02:09.360 of the club and whoever folds first is the loser so and yeah you make a good point it's like there's

00:02:13.620 not really a uh real competition out here you make a good argument for being out there

00:02:19.300 yeah i mean it's it's also just not a great time to be totally dependent on the system you know

00:02:25.300 but i'm not a doomsday guy i i don't think things are just gonna collapse or anything i just

00:02:30.740 you know lessons from gaza and lessons from a lot of these things uh the more independent you are

00:02:39.420 with uh where you get your food where you get your water you know your friendship stuff like that the

00:02:45.180 less the thumb can press you know what i mean yeah time and time again i have seen it over the years

00:02:51.780 the same people so many people that you were calling out many people from years ago i ended

00:02:59.420 up seeing that you were vindicated about and it's like okay maybe this guy has a point about getting

00:03:03.140 out there and even then like joe rogan calling you crazy years ago and sometimes you could look 0.92

00:03:07.740 at like Owen Benjamin's Twitter you're like maybe this guy's just a schizo maybe he doesn't know 0.91

00:03:10.940 what he's talking about and then the years pass and you're like wait maybe we're all the schizos 0.88

00:03:15.400 maybe we're the crazy one why am I doing I just stepped down to get a cup of coffee like three 1.00

00:03:20.720 guys asked me for a picture I swear to God these Jews have a stand outside and they're doing Jew 0.66

00:03:25.820 books and they're handing it out they're like saying hey Stiko give us a Yom Israel Haim and 0.99

00:03:30.720 I'm just like trying to get a coffee you know I can't I'm like that's hilarious you don't have

00:03:35.520 to deal with that you know and so maybe maybe I'm the crazy one no I mean like usually when people

00:03:40.740 come up to me it's it's people I like you know if somebody comes up and says they like the podcast

00:03:46.240 or they saw me on something uh it's typically the type of person that I could talk to for a half

00:03:51.880 hour you know I like like them it's uh it's it's not I don't feel hunted and I used to tour with

00:03:58.500 some really famous people that were on that level where I got to see it early on you know and I've

00:04:05.040 dated famous women and i i just felt like uh i didn't want to be feel like a prey animal you

00:04:10.540 know what was the hardest part about making that shift because i i've been traveling a lot i liked

00:04:15.820 bosnia a lot i like malaysia a lot and i don't know something keeps drawing me i don't know if

00:04:21.000 it's the like okay i was born here i need to stay here what was the that leap what was the hardest

00:04:26.600 part well i mean you're young and it's like cities aren't just bad i don't want to demonize cities

00:04:34.540 it's just uh when you're ready to start having kids like for me what happened was when my wife

00:04:39.880 got pregnant everything started shifting i i saw you know how a lot of things about women that i

00:04:46.280 thought made them crazy actually were were like great instincts and things just started shifting

00:04:52.520 and i just didn't want my kid to uh to be around people that step over homeless people you know

00:04:59.760 just that dehumanization thing I started realizing that everybody was once a child and it was pretty

00:05:05.640 intense and I wanted to be around extended family um and that that drew me out more to the

00:05:11.960 countryside but it's uh it's just whatever you're feeling man I don't I used to be a little more

00:05:18.940 hardcore about where people should be and all that stuff it's funny like the more vindicated I get

00:05:24.960 the more i'm like not even mad about stuff like i'm just like yeah i can see how people thought

00:05:31.120 i was crazy like i'm just now i have a perspective where i can i can kind of see through their eyes

00:05:37.940 how it must have looked to have a guy that they knew for 15 years that always just loved doing

00:05:43.560 stand-up and hanging at the bar and was just like happy to be like screaming in the wilderness about

00:05:48.960 how everyone needs a well and what apac is up to you know it's like that probably was weird

00:05:54.520 and uh now i i don't really i'm not bitter about it i just am like if anybody wants to talk about

00:06:01.020 stuff i'm down you know well i mean it's ironic because people in the city that are in social

00:06:06.040 environments like that all the time they try to make weird their personality everybody wants to

00:06:11.440 have something unique a unique quality that separates them from the herd and when somebody

00:06:16.040 actually does then they get actually demonized so i mean it doesn't seem like it's as virtuous

00:06:21.880 as they make it out to be yeah it's like their own trap they're like they set a trap for themselves

00:06:26.900 it's it's strange like i just had a birthday party and there was like 20 or 30 families over

00:06:31.580 and someone was like they were just laughing one of my friends was like you actually have one of

00:06:36.840 the most diverse groups of friends i've ever seen it was like all different walks of life

00:06:42.360 you know a couple black people which in idaho is like a panda bear but uh everybody just has

00:06:49.320 that honesty and that i don't know it's that first principle of honor culture where just people get

00:06:56.060 along and it's just like a great vibe and it's just funny how um how what real diversity actually

00:07:04.240 looks like i it requires a high trust culture so that like you know you're not tribal you know i

00:07:11.780 was telling somebody this israeli that listens he's a cool dude i'm like you guys remind me of

00:07:18.140 american indian tribes growing up where it's our nation right or wrong you're just like you know 0.68

00:07:24.040 you're you're similar to the other tribe and you'll do anything to kill each other and then 1.00

00:07:28.700 you just end up drinking mouthwash i'm like this doesn't end well for for this like you have to 0.83

00:07:34.760 start getting more first principle and and you know less less of this psychotic tribalism you

00:07:40.860 know you said that you don't want to get all doomsday why do you feel the need to even say

00:07:47.460 that i mean aren't you providing solutions you're building a community at least you're making

00:07:51.160 something i mean you spend all this time in a in a city you know working on stand-up or your

00:07:56.140 platform or your podcast you don't actually have anything to show for it everything that you've

00:08:00.740 built is just numbers on a screen this is how many followers i have this is my cloud this is

00:08:05.480 my platform but it doesn't actually exist there's nothing there so why is that doomsday to be

00:08:13.480 building because the creation is the oh yeah yeah no i'm not doomsday at all i just it's just the

00:08:18.720 internet is super doomsday-ish i when you were saying earlier about how i can identify people

00:08:23.540 that are up to no good the thing that i i got from all that experience as a stand-up comedian

00:08:29.380 as an improv guy you know i was on the show punked in high school i was a heckler at a

00:08:34.820 renaissance festival where you know my head and hands are out of a stock and people pay money to

00:08:39.960 throw tomatoes at me and i had to get in their head really fast and so i'd have to read people

00:08:45.500 based on what their pride is not what they are what they what they're like i was trying to find

00:08:50.460 their pride and so i i have that ability based on you know you're doing stand-up in a new environment

00:08:57.840 you know i'd be with the miami cubans the san fran gays the new york jews the cleveland gangbangers

00:09:03.840 the iowa whites like in one week i'd open for julio iglesias they dropped me off in alaska i'd

00:09:09.680 have to you know there's no sun and go to iraq entertain the troops it was like constant new

00:09:15.320 cultures so i'd have to find the the baseline the common denominators the first principles and so

00:09:22.220 when i see certain behaviors out of somebody it's only a matter of time until they betray their

00:09:28.580 friends until they implode until because they're operating from this place of envy resentment you

00:09:36.420 know force not consent power you know there's all these like like little tells that you can see

00:09:42.940 i'm actually surprised not to put you on the spot like over the years that you haven't had like one

00:09:49.520 negative thing like no crash out on me what would that be what what's your analysis uh you said

00:09:55.320 pride is is that what you're able to see to pick up from people yeah yeah like genuine where it's

00:10:01.740 like people that like symmetry versus people that like ugliness you know there's people that are

00:10:07.520 drawn to ugly they they like deranged grotesque um no i mean i don't crash out on most people

00:10:15.140 the the irony is is when people sometimes will say oh owen's gonna oh uh he's it's only a matter

00:10:21.960 of time till he crashes out there's probably been four or five people that i've singled out total

00:10:26.680 uh that's true you know unless and and people always come at me first and then they pretend 0.98

00:10:32.400 they didn't and it's it's like the dumbest gayest thing i've ever seen like people will say insane 0.95

00:10:38.040 and then i'll respond and then people are like oh cringe you're obsessed imagine being cringe 0.99

00:10:44.740 obsessed i'm like dude they just did a 20 minute thing on my mental illness like i'm now going to

00:10:51.200 mock them and so i just never have seen anything about you it takes a lot for me to really

00:10:57.100 go with somebody i mean i could make fun of you but in just a funny way it wouldn't even bother

00:11:02.440 you would probably laugh and it would just be organic you know it wouldn't there's nothing

00:11:06.200 about you that's ever made me want to say anything negative you're just like the song the song that

00:11:13.300 was a good one because that was like a major part it was like a whole thing for a month and you just 0.97

00:11:18.360 pointed out like this is stupid it's like what did you actually accomplish like you just showed 0.82

00:11:21.980 who's the boss because you know i didn't fold over a song it's really not anything 0.99

00:11:26.740 to be you know feel accomplished over it's just uh it's it's a nothing it's complete nothing 1.00

00:11:34.260 burgers well i mean it's so stupid i mean it's just so stupid it's almost hard for me to engage 0.99

00:11:38.320 with it's like you know you listen to two live crew and you listen to any song and it's it's 1.00

00:11:45.340 shocking like i get i get offended by modern art modern architecture like i i know the feeling of

00:11:51.560 being offended but you just have to deal with it like the hitler doesn't even matter it's like

00:11:56.760 who i don't know man it's like it's so it's so outside of my of my daily life you know i hang

00:12:04.880 out with people that think hitler was like controlled opposition for the banks it's not

00:12:08.480 even it's like a whole different level you know that's just part of uh it's just part of the

00:12:15.000 zeitgeist at this point it happened a long time ago and i think people have moved on and tucker

00:12:19.600 made a great comparison to how you know people made the holocaust their religion and it doesn't

00:12:24.140 work anymore because of the act of holocaust going on now i really liked your appearance and

00:12:28.460 i think it made some waves i think ian carroll also talked about how he had a shift in mindset

00:12:33.420 there i think people are starting to realize there's like a i think we reached the end of

00:12:37.960 this cycle where it became all red pill schizo jq and now people are like okay we can't just keep

00:12:43.880 yelling the same points yeah uss liberty 9 11 over and over again what now what do we do and well i

00:12:50.800 got a head start that's why that's why i can help help uh you guys because it's like i don't have

00:12:56.260 that chip on my shoulder and uh i went through that you know and there's something to seeing

00:13:02.500 systems seeing through the bull finding liability shields like the holocaust is a liability shield

00:13:08.100 whatever happened doesn't even matter it's how it's used where it's like because of this event

00:13:13.900 you can't question me i'm in a permanent victim class all that it's just like nonsense and so

00:13:20.300 once you break through that and you understand that's why i wrote the book uh how to slay a

00:13:24.960 wizard because i like showing people how spells work like how these things actually work these

00:13:29.160 word spells then the highest form of anti-semitism is gratitude and productivity you know it's so

00:13:37.940 true that's why um i've i've been friends with some islamic scholars and stuff like i i respect 0.95

00:13:43.820 your religion because a lot of it is it makes it very hard to penetrate with grabbles if you 0.88

00:13:51.260 actually follow the islamic rules about you know usury and uh pornography and alcohol and all this 1.00

00:14:00.680 stuff it's like it's a defense manual and uh and i think that's one reason why people spiral about 0.56

00:14:06.300 islam is because it's it it's pretty laid out about the the behaviors that can help you not 0.54

00:14:14.300 fall victim to these spells and that's why these despair merchants you know when ian did that that 0.94

00:14:20.380 uh video about how it was really cool and he felt uh inspired to be productive people were freaking

00:14:26.600 out like negatively they're like oh how dare you it's like why are you upset that someone wants

00:14:32.040 to be productive it's because you know the the most revolutionary thing yay ever said the thing 0.79

00:14:38.320 that i think really scared the grabblers was slavery's a choice because it is you have to 0.60

00:14:43.380 have victim consciousness and you want to give away your authority to be a slave and so the slave

00:14:48.420 the slave drivers and their little lieutenants they need you to think like it's someone else

00:14:54.520 is doing something to you all the time um and that keeps you in a slave mentality and i think

00:15:00.520 the future is extremely bright i think the youth you know i have four little kids it's

00:15:06.280 like when people act like you know because the housing prices and women are and all that that

00:15:12.700 there's no future i'm like what are you talking about man the future is very very bright the 90s

00:15:18.020 were very nihilistic i always heard the opposite i i don't maybe it just everything seems like the

00:15:24.400 grass is green on the other side but maybe it's also just looking into things too much because

00:15:29.920 if you look at the white house yesterday tweeted that they were going to release the ufo files and 0.96

00:15:35.420 they posted this ai video of an alien jumping over the border this is it's as ridiculous as i'm

00:15:40.300 describing it right now you wouldn't believe it until you actually see this stuff so if you look

00:15:45.060 at all this stuff and you see the rhetoric from like the hexes and the trumps and this stuff

00:15:49.380 you could think that the world's going to end soon why are you optimistic why do you think

00:15:55.400 it's better than the 90s because that's all marketing it's like people are are faster to

00:16:01.280 react to a lion than a banana i described that like nine years ago on a podcast where

00:16:06.640 instinctively a threat gets you to react faster and more powerful than a potential reward

00:16:14.000 because you can have a banana and you know you might be a little hungry but if something's ready

00:16:18.680 to kill you move buy click subscribe and that is from the love of money you know and i don't love

00:16:26.820 money like i i need to make money but um hang on something just happened can't uh are you still 0.99

00:16:34.360 there yeah let's go to mine are you there yep can you hear me all right so yeah people put money

00:16:40.780 above their morality they'll do anything to get more money and fear gets you more money you know

00:16:47.000 victim consciousness it's like alleviating somebody of their responsibility and say no no it's the 0.74

00:16:52.500 left right or it's mean mr mustache or it's even the jews i mean that's that's a new form of victim 0.81

00:16:59.960 consciousness where um where if you think that they're in control of the world and there's 0.96

00:17:06.060 nothing you can do and it's only a matter of time until the ai drone swarms kill every based guy 0.86

00:17:13.040 they that's art of war like you're already demoralized and it's bull you know uh the all 0.97

00:17:19.680 powerful god i mean putting jews above god is crazy you know what i mean yeah that seems to 0.87

00:17:27.780 be people's religion i kind of flipped it was uh so many jews have that victim consciousness

00:17:33.160 and talking about the holocaust and now you see the people talking about the jews made the jews 0.58

00:17:37.760 their holocaust who are full circle on this yeah yeah and that's why to really own it and say what 0.73

00:17:46.280 can we learn from gaza so it never happens again like what like let's talk about what actually 0.94

00:17:52.160 happened let's not white russia we we can mourn the children and mourn the loss and and how can 0.61

00:17:58.280 we moving forward, not get dependent, like not, not get in a situation where that could happen

00:18:05.920 again. And, uh, that's how you honor the dead. That's how you honor your, your future generations

00:18:11.820 is just to learn. And it's actually much more demeaning to them too. When you look at them

00:18:17.880 almost as like a coyote pacing a fence and less of like some supernatural deity that'll keep you

00:18:24.780 from having a future you know that's they they squirt to that man they love that well it's still

00:18:30.200 going on i mean didn't they just bomb some lebanon yeah dude it's not even just lebanon i saw aid

00:18:36.140 camps in gaza they're bombing they're expanding into lebanon i would like to be like all right

00:18:40.100 well let's just okay let's learn from what but they they don't what can you do i mean so what

00:18:44.620 do you do i mean despair despair is the thing that that that feeds it because it like if there

00:18:54.700 was something you could actually do right now like i i'm all about it but what what did what

00:18:59.320 can you possibly do with the system doing this i see all the propaganda starts and stops it's all

00:19:05.420 from america this is where like all the culture spreads here and it's getting so bad like the

00:19:10.920 what they try to do to get away with, you know, bombing and the rhetoric from everybody in the

00:19:18.820 White House right now. You see how they always say the Islamic Republic of Iran. Every time they

00:19:23.760 post about the war, it's the Islamic Republic of Iran can't have a nuke. But they never say

00:19:28.060 the Jewish state of Israel. It's like subtle programming or spellcasting. It's like if you

00:19:32.340 ask any American, what does a terrorist look like? Immediately, everybody knows exactly what a

00:19:36.560 terrorist looks like. But they don't know what the definition is. They don't know that it's

00:19:40.020 violence for religious or political gain it doesn't mean brown guy with the turbid on 0.66

00:19:43.500 but this programming if i could fight spell that's all spells you're describing spells yeah

00:19:48.460 yeah can you describe that because i have noticed how hypnotic everybody can become now like the

00:19:54.560 like seeing the president get away with depicting himself as jesus and then say that it was a nurse

00:19:59.120 it's like he must have people under some sort of hypnosis how does how is that so effective

00:20:04.100 yeah i mean one thing is just continuously changing the definition of words exhaustion

00:20:09.640 exhaustion is a main one where you just keep everybody's wheels spinning so they don't have

00:20:15.180 the time to look into something like for example if you look up world war ii it'll say you know

00:20:20.540 20 million slavs were casualties and 6 million jews were murdered and they'll use the word

00:20:26.380 murdered versus casualties you know and if you think casual it's like a very chill word you're

00:20:33.020 just casual, just a casual day, you know, and so those little programming things and the repetition

00:20:39.960 and the in-group, out-group, and a lot of it isn't because people are quote-unquote bad, it's because

00:20:46.020 they kind of leave the cockpit where the stresses are going, the rules constantly change, it's like

00:20:55.860 how you stress an animal to train an animal, and then eventually they just offload their

00:21:02.180 their accountability and just say whatever you say it's all good but i see a lot of people not

00:21:07.680 liking him i think that there is a big illusion that i mean the shills are all in but they're

00:21:14.360 getting paid you know all these guys on twitter twitter's a nightmare it's just like that yeah

00:21:19.980 it's just like the uh the level of just lying you know but in in reality people i people don't

00:21:27.300 really talk about politics much where i live and yeah so so like let's say uh let's look at guys

00:21:33.000 in lebanon so what can we do so what i like to do i post about building stairs or i i have an app

00:21:41.440 a social media app with the good the true the beautiful about starting families and building

00:21:45.840 businesses and all that the key is just to start getting people in a position where they don't um

00:21:53.540 you know uh join one of these wars right where you just we just give people more of a purpose

00:22:00.220 outside of the machine and you give them something else to talk about so that the energy isn't

00:22:06.780 constantly being sucked into that narrative like that's why they don't like independent culture

00:22:12.560 that's why they call people like me a cult leader just because it's not engaging in their story

00:22:19.220 Because I'm looking 20 years down the line. So bad food, pornography, self-hatred, atheism, all that stuff will set someone up to potentially be, you know, a puppet for for one of these horrifying zombie wars or they would they would sign off on that.

00:22:39.120 they wouldn't know about it and a lot of it is giving people something else uh and it works a

00:22:45.060 lot it it like it lowers the cortisol they're more likely to have a family they eat better they sleep

00:22:50.400 better and then they're less likely to be a victim of a spell because the spell wants you

00:22:55.860 unhealthy they want you exhausted alone a huge thing is isolation you're the only one that

00:23:01.040 thinks it's weird that people are killing kids in gaza right um and uh that's that's something

00:23:08.460 that i've worked really hard over the years to show people that they're not alone that it's

00:23:13.040 actually a very logical uh because a lot of devil mechanism is heard you know it's like i don't want

00:23:18.960 to be kicked out of the herd and so i show people that like i serve that's that's why the tucker

00:23:23.900 interview i think was powerful for people is i you know ridiculous amount of media attacks and

00:23:30.660 and um the platforming and not only did i survive i was really happy you know that's that's a you

00:23:37.440 to the devil you know what i mean that's also part of the reason that i think i will have a

00:23:43.020 loyalty to stay in new york city is because i want to believe that people are still good you know

00:23:47.640 through all the threats and people saying that the ideology is evil and the media that's demonizing

00:23:53.820 i still want to believe that people are inherently good and that's what i think they are inherently

00:23:58.700 good and i i tend to find that you know there's like eight million people here going in and out

00:24:02.920 I'm in Manhattan, the busiest place. It's like 99.9% of the interactions are overwhelmingly

00:24:08.540 positive. And so, but if you look online, you would think that it's all mayhem, but just like

00:24:13.760 in Idaho, most people are not schizo invested into everything. Yeah. It's, it's not what it 0.69

00:24:20.000 seems online. No, online is, is total. It's an illusion, man. A lot of these bots, it's really

00:24:26.060 bots and i know some people do the cope thing and say everything's a bot but i i know it is i i it's

00:24:33.740 just like there's there's these big intelligence campaigns to make people feel afraid and we're

00:24:39.300 coming to get you and all this stuff and it's just to get you to react like a prey animal to justify

00:24:44.720 something in the future and if you don't react nothing happens i mean dude i've been i've been

00:24:51.720 on all the lists and all the attacks and all this and biggest podcast in the world saying i'm going

00:24:56.680 down a dark road and they're scared for my family and stuff that could get me cps sent to my house 0.99

00:25:02.400 and kicked out of banks and uh people that i thought were my friends are just foolish you

00:25:08.060 know what i mean and it's like i just started gardening i started building staircases i spent

00:25:13.900 more time with my kids i started teaching piano and you know i spent more time with my wife had

00:25:18.340 more kids and nothing happens but when you react like a prey animal that's when the that's when

00:25:25.200 the wolf jumps and so that's that's the main thing about the internet it's like this this uh hall of

00:25:31.560 mirrors of ghosts i noticed that shift i wonder if you spotted it too i people like us we would

00:25:38.280 censored everywhere right banned everywhere but i realized that well they realize that they don't

00:25:42.780 need to ban anymore they could just pump it with lies and just get everybody if you're right they're

00:25:48.320 want to put out the bait there that's why things look nastier than ever before because if you take

00:25:52.480 the bait then now you're not emotionally in control of yourself you're now a slave you're

00:25:57.320 no longer in control of your your feelings and you're arguing with somebody that's probably an

00:26:02.900 indian smartphone that's not even a real human this is an ai person that you're arguing with

00:26:08.100 you look at their profile it's not real it's been flooded with these new this is a new thing and 0.94

00:26:13.440 It's actually a much more effective shift than censorship because this will exhaust you.

00:26:18.480 It will drain you away if you let it rather than ban people.

00:26:22.020 Because then if you get banned, it's like the Hitler song effect.

00:26:25.440 You're like, oh, I'm the I'm the martyr. You're the hero. Right.

00:26:28.080 You're the you're the top dog. But if you just flood everyone else and you make them seem insane, crazy and they're bickering and they're insulting each other's religion, then you just have no more energy to build a farm.

00:26:39.960 yeah and when you're banned you can become uh competition they can't keep an eye on you as

00:26:45.620 much and like they they learn psychologically in war that if you bomb an area people actually get

00:26:51.880 uh less fearful that the the the the real money spot that they want to keep people in

00:26:58.200 is the war is over the hill it's like fear they start imagining it but when people are actually

00:27:04.300 attacked like actually bombed they can uh get very resilient get a lot more local their faith can

00:27:12.800 grow and so it's a it's a tightrope i mean the the monsters don't have an easy ride and so uh

00:27:19.060 yeah they want in the end we have free will like they they want you to choose despair and so yeah

00:27:26.920 i mean like when they kicked me off everything i started using a post office box i started local

00:27:32.540 meetups i started my own social media platform and it's like i i think that type of stuff sends

00:27:38.840 a shiver down their spine where i didn't want to play in their game anymore and uh and then they're

00:27:45.300 like okay guys come back in slavery is a choice i mean look around for example this is the reason

00:27:52.340 that they're winning this war that the u.s started is because the u.s probably thought or u.s israel

00:27:57.220 thought that they were going to be engaged in the same fear-mongering that we have over here

00:28:01.220 We thought that it would be able to kill the leader and that it would just end like that.

00:28:06.160 And the war never actually happens in America.

00:28:08.120 When's the last time we've had a war on our soil?

00:28:10.240 What has it been?

00:28:10.920 The Civil War?

00:28:12.740 No, our wars are sneaky.

00:28:14.120 It's like fentanyl and stuff like that.

00:28:16.820 It's economic wars.

00:28:18.400 Psychological warfare, spiritual warfare.

00:28:21.040 But actual warfare, but we talk all day long about they can't have a nuke.

00:28:24.700 They can't have this weapon.

00:28:25.700 They can't have chemical weapons.

00:28:26.740 these looming weapons these sleeper agents these uh threats within we always talk about this but

00:28:33.260 it doesn't seem to manifest in the way it does everywhere else in the world but look at the

00:28:37.920 people of iran like when they got bombed what did they start like waving their flags and

00:28:41.320 standing around holding hands by the desalination plant saying okay well what do you want us to do

00:28:45.800 like cower and fear i think that was yeah and then and then you're free like once you go through that

00:28:50.520 you're like oh there's nothing really to be afraid of and and that's that's a nightmare for the tyrant

00:28:56.000 you said that you were speaking to 1.00

00:28:58.680 Islamic so I didn't know that you had

00:29:00.320 Islamic scholars in your phone

00:29:02.260 yeah

00:29:04.520 anybody I know

00:29:06.280 yeah like

00:29:06.680 who was I just texting with

00:29:09.460 this dude wrote a book about

00:29:12.380 the history

00:29:14.560 of negroes in Africa

00:29:16.560 and stuff 0.99

00:29:17.060 dude he's a legend

00:29:20.080 yeah Dr. Ali

00:29:21.200 I'll send you his info

00:29:25.820 always he's hilarious great sense of humor does it get into slavery and the truth about the slave

00:29:31.180 trade is that what it's about yeah he's like uh yeah he gets into that just the history of the

00:29:38.000 word and the history of all that stuff it's one thing we started talking about and uh yeah we just

00:29:43.480 remained friends and tucker that was that a weird was that uh an interesting podcast what was that

00:29:51.200 experience like you know probably dude i loved it i love that guy i relate to that guy a lot he like

00:29:56.640 he's like a golden retriever he's just like excitable you know he's got that that protestant

00:30:04.960 anglo-saxon work will set you free vibe that i also have we're showing each other just paths

00:30:10.860 that we're making in the woods for like no reason just because it makes us happy you know it's uh

00:30:15.840 we were talking about toil maxing and his brother's awesome. You know, he, and I think that,

00:30:23.540 uh, the energy I brought to him was really cool because he can, you know, he can get brooding

00:30:28.320 thinking about, you know, on injustice, you know, honor culture guys get really pissed off at

00:30:34.900 bullies. I understand that totally. And so like me also just getting fired up, I think our energy's

00:30:40.720 got going. And he gave me, you know, I've been happy ever since because someone with the size

00:30:47.140 of his platform, I think it's awesome that he just freely talks. And he does. We had a nice

00:30:53.840 long dinner. We just talked a lot. And he's just a very open, honest guy. And it just felt great

00:31:01.440 that someone of his status in the media is a good person. You know, that felt good.

00:31:06.580 What separates somebody like Tucker from all the other podcasters or the boomers that, you know, crazy Warhawk people that can't admit they're wrong because he is a rare case where he's like he's saying I made a mistake here and he owns it.

00:31:22.440 And you almost never see anybody in media say that or admit mistakes. 0.51

00:31:28.660 Well, that's why I respected him and went out to talk to him because he said he was wrong about Iraq.

00:31:34.120 he was wrong about 9-11 and exactly I look at in people are they ever wrong can they make fun of

00:31:39.800 themselves you know and my motto is I might be wrong but I'm not lying and and he really resonated

00:31:46.740 with that and I think the shills motto is I might be lying but I'm never wrong where they can just

00:31:52.400 change what they say from day to day and they're never wrong and they never have to acknowledge it

00:31:56.620 because their first principle is that truth is what they want it to be.

00:32:02.200 And so when you believe that truth is outside of yourself

00:32:06.360 and we're all trying to find truth and discern it,

00:32:09.420 then we can have someone describe on my Instagram parallel faiths.

00:32:15.540 You know, people are like where you can have a different quote-unquote religion,

00:32:20.380 whatever that can mean to different people,

00:32:22.060 but have similar faiths where you have this notion of all-powerful, benevolent God.

00:32:29.100 There is truth outside of yourself.

00:32:31.080 Suffering, you know, is a lesson.

00:32:34.840 And to be grateful, you know, to be grateful and just crush as hard as you can.

00:32:39.180 And when you do that, you can have all different kinds of friends, you know.

00:32:44.320 It's funny you're talking about like conjoining faiths. 0.82

00:32:45.980 It looks like you have a giant crucifix behind you, but it's just your pole. 0.98

00:32:50.540 It looks like a big crucifix. 1.00

00:32:51.680 I got the Muslim stuff on. 1.00

00:32:54.640 Your philosophy, it sounds like the study of stand-up comedy. 0.97

00:32:59.320 It sounds like the analysis of stand-up comedy.

00:33:02.000 It reminds me of what you're saying is stuff that I would hear on the Joe Rogan podcast

00:33:06.860 over a three-hour self-absorbed thing about the art of stand-up.

00:33:11.780 But getting to the truth and the philosophy of what's real and what's not an objective reality,

00:33:18.500 how does that coexist and how does that uh does that have any overlap with stand-up for you yeah

00:33:25.140 great question that's why I couldn't let go of it it wasn't because I you know I'm some

00:33:30.220 martyr or I'm just so moral I couldn't like in in comedy unless you have the truth like unless

00:33:37.940 you're firmly tied to the truth you can't do hyperbole you know exaggeration alliteration

00:33:43.700 irony satire it's all rhythmically off you're bouncing off truth so if you lose truth and

00:33:51.120 you start saying like originally for me it was the trans kid thing and the Caitlyn Jenner thing

00:33:56.380 I wouldn't let go I'm like guys you know I originally did the uh hasn't been a woman for

00:34:03.660 a full year joke uh but six years before Chappelle like it was that was originally the bit that got

00:34:10.000 so many people angry and then the whole there you know there's no trans kids like i thought that i

00:34:14.600 was in a nightmare and uh and people were just playing make-believe that bruce renner is this 0.98

00:34:21.100 wonderful mother or something like it's like the best woman in the world like what the f*** are

00:34:28.140 you and and so i couldn't let go of that of of truth because then i can't be a comedian and and 0.95

00:34:34.660 when you're on stage and you're bombing that is painful you know if you're not funny if you're not

00:34:40.640 resonating with people and and the way that happens is when you let go of truth because

00:34:46.440 once you let go it gets harder and harder to get it back you start getting callous you're in a

00:34:50.480 delusion bubble lies lead to lies lead to lies and uh and then you just end up very very confused

00:34:57.840 but the current state of stand-up i go to the comedy cellar all the time it's not too far from

00:35:02.380 where i live and every everyone feels like they're still trying to like they're afraid of the crowd

00:35:07.980 a little bit like they're afraid that if they go too far if they're completely honest that they're

00:35:13.260 going to be judged for being hurtful or offending them more i'm not trying to sound like it's like

00:35:18.900 2016 but you you could still feel that yeah fear they smell like fear yeah yeah there's a there's

00:35:24.320 a fear of the crowd and so everyone will always throw in something to be liked again whenever

00:35:29.420 they go too far they'll always self-deprecate in a way that's not authentic it's like you're 0.98

00:35:35.100 just doing this to humble yourself it's kind of sending a shit too yeah it's like you're not 0.99

00:35:40.020 taking me seriously it's like you think that i'm stupid i think yeah exactly like i like there's 1.00

00:35:46.360 nothing more condescending than acting like black people can't take a joke like white people it's 0.99

00:35:53.220 like the most dehumanizing thing that's why i make fun of veterans i make fun of people in 0.98

00:35:57.800 wheelchairs. I make fun of every, every identity. Cause I'm not a mercenary. It's like,

00:36:04.440 I, it's like, it's so it's, I've had veterans be like, man, I love, cause I do this bit on

00:36:11.260 veterans day where I'm like, if you really laid it on the field, we'd, we'd be celebrating you

00:36:16.820 on Memorial day. You know what I'm doing? A bit about how, uh, I'm like, you guys just get free

00:36:21.880 drugs you just blast i'm like enough i i was gonna celebrate today because i thought it was about the

00:36:28.480 people that take care of dogs and cats but it's these veterans and they'll do i'm like you get

00:36:33.540 the best parking spot at home depot forget about the mom oh no it's the guy that just got to shoot

00:36:40.220 everyone he saw on drugs for five years you know and they're just crying laughing because that whole

00:36:46.840 torture on the pedestal thing is real where oh bless you for your service bless you for your

00:36:51.440 service and that really depresses a lot of veterans because they're like dude i i'm just a guy like i

00:36:56.940 it was and it's the same with um imagine like a race like to act like a black guy can't take a

00:37:05.360 joke about being black is the most like that to me is the most dehumanizing in the world it's just

00:37:11.500 so condescending that like i don't know i don't have that fear response i mean maybe it's i'm

00:37:16.540 or something but like i would never go down that road with that like being afraid of the audience

00:37:25.180 you know i i only got racial because i used to do cleveland and i'd make fun of gangbangers with like

00:37:32.140 diamond earrings i'd call them pretty princesses and you know that was where i i realized that if

00:37:39.000 you show any hesitation or fear they'd eat you alive and i had to really go for it and uh and 0.82

00:37:44.760 then to have some jewish lady tell me i'm full of hate i'm like go yourself it's actually a sign of 0.62

00:37:52.480 respect to make fun of somebody because you're you're offering a token of friendship you're

00:37:56.920 saying i respect it and then you you want to hear it back you want to that's why that's the whole

00:38:02.500 philosophy behind my thing is like let's make fun of everybody equally let's not exactly pick and

00:38:06.960 shoot it doesn't like pedestalizing anything is following a false idea of truth and it uh it's

00:38:15.160 it's not real and some people think that we got past that but there's uh like there's still a

00:38:21.980 there's still major roadblocks in this one like there's still the the holocaust idea that that's

00:38:28.820 been broken down a lot but the idea of the n-word is still like so it's stronger than i thought it

00:38:34.680 was i thought people would be able to you know see that this is just a word and like obviously

00:38:39.740 yeah words are hurtful it's a crazy spell dude you want me to break down the spell of it can

00:38:44.360 you please it's actually super super anti quote-unquote black because as you can see what 0.63

00:38:50.160 happens is like the every group you can have a like a subgroup that does things it's about the

00:38:59.520 behavior not the racial identity so when you and i i won't i i openly say it i just won't in case

00:39:07.860 you're on some platform or something just out of respect to you but i will say n-word but i 0.99

00:39:12.160 i philosophically think that's ridiculous but uh but it's like so you have white white trash 0.98

00:39:20.240 right you have like redneck you have like you have these different uh subgroups that's based 0.99

00:39:26.180 on behavior like if you have a white guy doing math stealing copper oh white trash right if if 0.97

00:39:31.980 you remove that ability like that chris rock joke yeah nailed it in the 90s nailed it because 0.99

00:39:38.140 because uh is it a black guy that stole your bike or is it the end right because being black

00:39:46.020 doesn't make you a criminal you see how it psychologically flips it where then people 0.98

00:39:50.880 start saying oh black people commit 50 of the murders or whatever and you're like no hard ends

00:39:57.980 right it's like being black doesn't make you anything it's not like a defining thing it's not 0.98

00:40:04.800 that's why i call jews grab words because the jews did the opposite where the pejorative is the same

00:40:10.280 word and i used to do a bit about how the only way you can tell if it's a pejorative is in the 0.65

00:40:16.440 eyebrows like there's who's and then there's jews right because it's that's why i started calling

00:40:21.520 them grapplers because grappling is the behavior like you picture the hand rubbing the loopholing 0.86

00:40:27.960 like the the the gypsy grappler like the con man versus just like the identity of a jewish man and 0.93

00:40:38.260 And so the black and hard end is almost like the opposite of Jew and Jew. 0.98

00:40:45.060 Like when Bilzerian was on TMZ and they were flipping out on him because he called a fat Jew a fat Jew. 0.54

00:40:53.120 It's like that's literally what the guy is, you know, and they were acting like it was a pejorative. 0.90

00:40:58.680 And he's like Jew, though, it's the same word.

00:41:01.280 and so when you have uh it's so dehumanizing when if you can convince a black guy that they can't 0.94

00:41:09.500 hear a word without losing all their power oh that's a brutal spell man i feel bad for those

00:41:16.140 dudes i'm just like man that's that's a rough one because there's you just give up all your power

00:41:23.120 you're just like yeah any white man just utters a spell like voldemort and you just become an

00:41:29.220 animal and freak out and i i mean i'm fortunate that i don't know any of those people personally

00:41:35.460 but i've seen them on cnn there there's people like that in every group and i say this when

00:41:41.480 people get upset they're like well it's not just a word it has all this hurt i'm like yeah that's

00:41:44.800 true but look what though like but what's the pain like what is the pain they'll say slavery

00:41:50.100 they you know so the slavery yeah dude picking cotton is the easiest job in the entire world

00:41:56.060 like i was trying to grow cotton but it died this year i mean it's you can fill a giant bag of cotton

00:42:03.360 and it's like one pound i mean i just it's just crazy like why does anyone get upset that they

00:42:11.720 like worked in a field like that's what our ancestors all did yeah i mean that's what i'll

00:42:16.920 say to them it's like okay so someone called you this word and it's hurtful right but are you that

00:42:20.680 are you an n right it's the best like i've had people come up and if i'm like i've been praying 0.51

00:42:26.160 in a park or something with a couple people and then people will yell like do you think i'm going

00:42:30.460 to start acting wild and like detonate a bomb exactly no it's not like because i'm not so like

00:42:35.860 they'll say these things but i'm not that so i'm not gonna i don't care also this guy does not

00:42:41.940 matter to me so why am i gonna give him an emotional reaction exactly dude exactly it's hard

00:42:47.580 That's the big trick. That's the big trick. It's like, you know, with women, it's the hard C where it's like they just start acting like the hard C hearing the word.

00:42:58.280 It's like it's like a joke. It's like literally a demonic joke. And so, yeah, I experienced that when when CPS was sent to my house over all these lies and stuff years ago and I was spiraling and my wife just kept going, yeah, but you're a good dad. 1.00

00:43:13.440 And I'm like, I know, but they can frame it this way.

00:43:16.260 And I had all these thoughts.

00:43:17.540 Like I had all these images in my head from TV and it was just terrifying.

00:43:21.420 And she just kept saying, but you're a good dad.

00:43:24.340 And I'm like, yeah, yeah, I know.

00:43:26.480 But and then eventually it resonated.

00:43:29.500 I'm like, yeah, I'm a good dad.

00:43:31.900 And then I just was very chill and they were very apologetic and they left immediately.

00:43:35.900 But imagine if I had taken the bait and reacted like an animal, then I would have, you know,

00:43:42.980 it would have had the opposite effect and it's the same thing with with the hard end and all that

00:43:48.700 it's like if you stole a bike you are acting hard end fact but if you didn't that who cares

00:43:55.440 like it doesn't mean anything it's like a word it is funny that your analogy you had to find like

00:44:01.060 the cps comes to your house and that is your way of empathizing with people hearing a word like

00:44:05.440 that's the extreme you go to there's a pattern like the word like the jew or the hard c or the 0.72

00:44:10.340 hard end they have uh the way they sound the pronunciation it just it's more satisfying to 0.99

00:44:17.160 say it hits different there's no word for white people like white trash doesn't flow off the 0.98

00:44:22.080 tongue i heard a good one uh skin i mean it's pretty gross it made me laugh i i've i've tried 1.00

00:44:30.560 to get a glacier monkey going um but see the thing is white people don't care and that's why 0.92

00:44:36.440 no one can really find a pejorative 0.99

00:44:38.520 because most white people are like 0.98

00:44:39.980 that's funny

00:44:40.940 I don't know, it's just we're not programmed

00:44:44.580 and I think a lot of it was

00:44:46.460 from the movies, it was the same

00:44:48.560 as the Holocaust, they had Roots come out

00:44:50.320 a miniseries 0.66

00:44:51.160 that really just cemented

00:44:54.600 this victim where like 0.99

00:44:55.900 everybody just wants to whip the poor black 1.00

00:44:58.500 guy because he's just so 0.99

00:45:00.740 awesome

00:45:01.740 and the victim consciousness

00:45:04.200 just exploded

00:45:05.700 And it's like, and then all the rap and the, you know, boys in the hood and it just victim

00:45:10.740 consciousness.

00:45:11.240 And a lot of it had to do with private prisons and all that.

00:45:14.580 And it's just like enough with the grappling.

00:45:16.600 It's like, obviously a trick, you know, but what's the spell casting?

00:45:23.960 There's got to be something there where other words have more weight than it.

00:45:27.400 Like skin.

00:45:27.960 It's like, that's not good. 1.00

00:45:28.660 If I called you skin, you're not going to get offended. 1.00

00:45:30.640 There's no part of you. 0.85

00:45:32.080 You're just going to laugh because it's a funny thing.

00:45:33.740 there's got to be something where words have more weight is it the the world that applies more

00:45:39.520 meaning to it by reinforcing it in music and movies or is it how yeah there's no problem

00:45:46.120 with the word i mean it's from which is latin for black it's like that's what dr ali was doing

00:45:52.140 stuff on there's even like i think there was a relatively wealthy and powerful tribe in ethiopia

00:45:59.340 with the same word i i think that there's actually probably something cool about the word it's it's

00:46:03.600 a nothing word it doesn't matter you can do that i mean they tried doing it with cisgender they

00:46:08.580 tried making a normal people you know feel degraded and it just didn't work everyone's like

00:46:15.180 what the are you talking about for me the the words are always behavior based like if i'm called

00:46:21.340 a homo because i blew out candles and made a wish or something like i'd be like oh you got me you 0.90

00:46:27.360 know because that recently happened i blew out candles and i was like that's gay but uh no 0.99

00:46:33.520 I mean, for me, the only thing that would work on me is if it's a behavior I did and they and they're right, you know, and then I'd laugh, but it would sting a little. 0.89

00:46:44.440 That's what I'm saying.

00:46:45.240 I don't think people should get offended if they're not what the word is described.

00:46:49.900 Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly.

00:46:51.520 It's that simple.

00:46:52.960 Well, I mean, I mean, Chris Rock nailed it. 0.99

00:46:55.740 And everybody in the audience was like, yes, because think about what it takes away from a lot of black people where it's like, man, I'm sick of these ends everywhere. 1.00

00:47:05.100 Yes, it's a behavior. 0.90

00:47:07.200 It's like if you feel like you're going to get robbed all the time and people are playing loud music until four in the morning and it's like, yeah, there's a word for that.

00:47:16.160 And it's not a color.

00:47:18.260 Well, it's the messenger to it.

00:47:19.680 That Jerry Seinfeld guy tried to do that same bit and his career didn't go the same way as Chris Rock's.

00:47:24.140 so it's all it's a little bit he wasn't i mean he was it sounded demonic and psychotic when he was

00:47:29.140 doing it he was like i'm gonna hang him like that wasn't funny like that was that was you know it's

00:47:36.620 not like every time someone says the word it's funny like chris rock was right like what he was 0.97

00:47:43.060 saying he's like i love black people but i hate you know what they brag about you're supposed to 0.81

00:47:50.160 do oh i feed my kids you're supposed to like that is so true and it's like yes and there's been a 0.99

00:47:59.280 million uh white comedians do that about redneck oh you just might be a redneck if you get a toilet

00:48:05.600 seat and you make a car out of it or whatever it's like that's obvious you know what i mean and so

00:48:11.500 this offensive i think that's kind of pulling an economic collapse because i think people need

00:48:18.220 in economic collapse it's getting where people are like oh how dare you i'm like dude just work 1.00

00:48:26.660 with your hands for two hours you know what i mean it's just the how dare you is so stupid it's 1.00

00:48:32.960 like oh oh i'm like you're being provided for like a baby you know like does someone wipe your 1.00

00:48:39.400 it's like oh my smoothie and my oh you know i this shirt is five hundred dollars because it 0.93

00:48:46.940 was made by a queer italian man it's like dude shut the up coinciding with uh the new culture 0.87

00:48:55.180 warship i think people see that uh these things like trans and stuff are just meant to keep people 0.87

00:48:59.820 arguing and bickering have you also noticed that people have found ways to take what was

00:49:06.080 traditional and repackage them as something modern where instead of you know going out and build it's

00:49:12.620 like okay we're gonna go on a at a camping getaway we're gonna go hiking and the the thermoses that

00:49:18.620 they have in their their outdoor gear and they're they instead of just embracing it they have to

00:49:23.960 find a way to spin it to fit within the modern world instead of admitting that maybe or like

00:49:30.360 instead of prayer people just say like oh i'm meditating and i'm journaling yeah simple things

00:49:35.360 that people have been doing forever have now been repackaged as trendy you know instagram fads

00:49:41.120 yeah it's like oh it's a simulation and there was like a grand programmer and you're like yeah

00:49:48.040 you're just describing god and no but it's a simulation though it's like what is it simulating

00:49:54.380 so you said you're looking you're looking 20 years in the future i think you've got a lot

00:49:59.400 of things right what do you foresee what do you predict and what do you see is is changing besides

00:50:05.260 this uh you know this despair that people have started to feel i think okay i think a lot of 0.80

00:50:12.300 this and this is why i think they hate islam so much is the usury cycle is getting really wacky 0.80

00:50:19.740 at this point because they have to continuously print more and more and more money like as the

00:50:26.360 end of a ponzi scheme is hitting and since it's a world reserve currency it's pretty intense and so

00:50:32.460 the data centers all this stuff the way i see it is they're just narratives to give an excuse to

00:50:38.960 create more money out of nothing to keep a ponzi scheme going they have to print 10 trillion dollars

00:50:43.940 in the next three years so i'm not worried about um you know this super elaborate control structure

00:50:51.340 i think things are going to get less like things are going to work less i don't think that they're

00:50:58.240 going to get more uh of these like elaborate systems going i think you know there'll be times

00:51:05.720 when people don't have power there's no uh water the the cops don't show up or the the you know

00:51:13.160 the the garbage men don't pick up your garbage because the the value of the dollar gets less

00:51:18.740 and less and less so as that's happening there's going to be this you know ai is the demon it's 0.56

00:51:24.460 going to replace all life it's it's going to do all this and it's i think it's just narratives to 0.71

00:51:30.200 justify this absurd spend that they have to do whether it's war pestilence these demon gods or

00:51:36.620 whatever and as that's happening more and more people will have the ability to reconnect with

00:51:42.240 reality where you know there's never been more of a ability to start a business to get any

00:51:48.160 information you want to connect with anyone you want as soon as you get out of that mentality of

00:51:53.700 a video of me will live on forever and shame me so i'll never have a job at netflix you know i

00:51:59.180 understand that young people have never been uh it's never been easier to shame them and like

00:52:06.100 have some embarrassing thing from when they were young haunt them but if you just stop caring and 0.93

00:52:11.400 realize everybody goes through that and no one really gives a shit like everybody has done 0.93

00:52:16.500 embarrassing stuff and it's it's just more in your head the tools that are now being offered 0.96

00:52:22.880 And the ability to grow food, have a family, you know, all that stuff is right there.

00:52:28.900 And if you focus on things with real value and not chasing the dollar, I think the future is incredibly bright because you'll learn how to make things like, you know, when people talk about how everything's expensive, they're always taking away the ability of doing it yourself.

00:52:47.540 Like I have a wood mill. So people will say, oh, the price of lumber. And I make lumber. You just you just make boards. And someone could say, oh, must be nice. It's like, yeah, there's trees all over the place. You can multiple people can chip in on a on a mill. You can all make a ton of lumber.

00:53:07.420 but that requires trust that requires morality that requires shared values and so i think that

00:53:14.100 the future is going to be very different for people it's either going to be awesome or you

00:53:20.500 know pod pornos and goyswap you know but you're optimistic overall you don't see it extremely

00:53:27.040 extremely optimistic extremely optimistic yes so you seem to be insinuating like things like

00:53:34.740 the demon gods and the the ai fear that it's gonna take over and become the new world order

00:53:39.280 and replace the dollar replace all the oil-based economy that's all fear-mongering well yeah i mean

00:53:45.660 that'll probably happen but how much does it have to affect you i think the people it's gonna happen

00:53:50.680 to kind of want it where they want to live in a little pod city and have everything taken care

00:53:55.620 of for them and they get their little tokens on their phone if they're a good boy and they never

00:54:00.280 say a certain word um sure and then the people that don't want that i think it'll be even more

00:54:08.100 of an opportunity to not do that people forget how many people want that even if they don't want

00:54:13.300 to admit it to themselves where it's like they they don't want most people don't know where

00:54:18.720 carrots come from or tomatoes i grow tomatoes and carrots and corn i milk my own cow i make

00:54:24.500 my own butter it's like it takes a lot of effort but it's like you can totally just do it you know

00:54:30.880 and it's like if you want someone else to do all that for you then i don't allow it to say 0.99

00:54:36.200 certain words and you gotta clip your little dick you know so you just see the separation 0.99

00:54:45.160 you're optimistic because you see that people that think like you are going to thrive and that 0.99

00:54:52.140 the people that are just going to fall victim to that the people within the victim consciousness

00:54:55.600 they spread fear but deep down they really just want the simple life they want everything handed

00:55:00.980 to them they don't want to have to cook ever everything delivered all their entertainment

00:55:05.820 right in front of their face that subconsciously this is what they truly desire and that's just 0.82

00:55:11.520 their inevitable future yeah like promiscuity pornography all that stuff requires child abuse

00:55:17.820 so when people get super fired up about child abuse you're like well you consume the the fruit 0.57

00:55:25.000 of it we're 12 years later she's still looking for approval from daddy so she's making pornos 0.99

00:55:29.840 and you're jerking off to it you know it's like people get what they want and when you just 0.98

00:55:34.900 acknowledge it then you can kind of grow and and like there's a lot of the things that people are 0.78

00:55:40.520 the most scared about i am almost 100 sure are not real and this will be controversial because

00:55:46.740 people really hold on to the fear but i think nuclear bombs are totally fake i don't i think

00:55:52.620 it's total i i can't stop laughing thinking about trump may have been like yeah we're nuking iran

00:55:59.360 and he had to learn that there's no nukes because it's the ultimate excuse to invade anyone

00:56:05.560 they're they're building nukes and it's like watch out or daddy will drop a nuke on you

00:56:10.900 and it's you know japan that people say well what about hiroshima and nagasaki 0.62

00:56:15.280 they weren't even in the top 10 most destroyed cities tokyo was way more destroyed it's it's

00:56:20.680 firebombs they're all made out of wood you know uh japan surrendered because 1.5 million russians 0.61

00:56:26.460 invaded manchuria like the day after they dropped the bomb there's hiroshima is thriving there's no

00:56:33.820 higher rate of cancer it's just i mean it's like monsanto will give you cancer but like

00:56:41.000 And so this idea that someone's just going to press a button and kill everybody, no.

00:56:45.700 Despair kills people.

00:56:47.780 Hopelessness kills people.

00:56:49.580 Nihilism kills people. 1.00

00:56:51.160 What about white replacement? 1.00

00:56:53.500 This doesn't scare you that the white race is declining and that Islam is destroying the white race? 0.93

00:57:00.840 No, I mean, Islam isn't a race.

00:57:02.580 so if somebody has the ability of of having a child and thriving in a time of despair then

00:57:10.820 good for them that's just the natural that's that's real eugenics so no i'm not i mean if

00:57:16.840 somebody is can't have a child because they need a nicer car and they're afraid and all this stuff 0.95

00:57:24.320 well then that's that's the deal and if i always respect people with kids so it's like if if muslims

00:57:30.100 are having kids good for them you know that's that's the testament to their faith because that

00:57:35.700 that's investing in the future it's saying that god is good and that the devil is not in control

00:57:41.440 and that we'll always find a way and i i respect that that's your only real legacy is your children

00:57:46.680 everything else is going to be forgotten everything else fades away but your children that's your

00:57:52.340 your lineage that's the only thing that that actually does stay and that you could be truly

00:57:57.680 remembered for is your yeah it's the greatest i mean i love being a father i learned so much from 0.89

00:58:04.160 my kids and the white replacement thing gets a little annoying there's more white people in

00:58:09.620 america right now than there was in 1950 there's just also a bunch of other people who can be 0.53

00:58:15.480 annoying and they can you know throw around and whatnot but it's it's just we don't we have to

00:58:22.440 earn our own a lot of white people think they deserve all this credit i hear these whites 0.63

00:58:28.600 sometimes be like well we built the cathedrals and they built mud huts i'm like show me right 0.96

00:58:34.520 now build a mud hut they can't build a mud hut they're useless you know and i've had some of the 0.98

00:58:40.340 the whites get mad at me because i'm like yeah you should be replaced if you're won't work you're 1.00

00:58:46.080 full of despair you're a pervert you freak out on everyone on internet all day like yeah why would 0.99

00:58:52.160 the future want you you didn't build the cathedrals great people built the cathedrals with 1.00

00:58:57.520 faith and hard work you're just trying to you know you're on peptides so your dick looks bigger or 0.99

00:59:03.420 something i'm like yeah that doesn't last in this realm there was some philosopher who said that in 0.97

00:59:08.480 a declining empire people start taking credit for their ancestors achievements because they have none

00:59:13.640 so true man i see that with the whites more than anybody yeah where it's just it's i i get 0.66

00:59:21.680 very annoyed by it's like oh we did this we and i'm like oh these are the same people that won't 0.84

00:59:28.500 help you like build a chicken coop they're like oh sorry i i just can't i'm whacking it

00:59:35.900 it's funny that became the we was kang's is the white people talking about you know the greeks

00:59:42.380 and talking about the italians and the this is the new we was kang's talking about what your

00:59:47.620 ancestors did instead of doing anything yourself the what is the number one contributing factor

00:59:52.400 to the low birth rate in the white race um where in america

01:00:03.780 i would say the west i think material i think uh despair and materialism

01:00:09.880 this idea that you know you need more money when you can look at children as a labor force

01:00:17.780 you don't really need money to do things you know i i have friends that make

01:00:23.240 14 an hour that have a bunch of kids i mean you're not going to be going to disneyland

01:00:28.240 but i think it just has to do with uh values you know and i've it just is what it is it's

01:00:35.700 gonna work out the you know as the muslims say you know god has the best plan and it's like we'll

01:00:42.060 just see what happens but i uh i hope that that you know over the years people have said that i've

01:00:48.280 inspired them to have kids and they've been grateful about it you know all praise to god

01:00:52.140 etc but i'm just gonna do my best to show how fun it is to be a dad and um and get it going because

01:01:01.420 but if not if people just choose not to then that's their choice and it is what it is and 0.97

01:01:06.680 they can just be gay i see that problem too within the you know muslims will have like these giant 0.81

01:01:11.640 weddings and they think that they need to be this successful in order to get married a marriage is 0.99

01:01:15.480 simple it's just marriage is uh an agreement and then you are together and nowadays like most

01:01:20.620 relationships are equivalent to a marriage what's that people will live together have sex with each

01:01:25.080 other pay for everything how is that not a marriage the only difference is that you are

01:01:29.740 committed long term you don't need to be a multi-millionaire in order to be in a committed

01:01:34.720 relationship but people have this idea that needs to be this big ceremony everyone needs to be

01:01:39.760 involved flowers this much money did you have a like a major thing or was it i i'm all for simple

01:01:46.260 simple simple family very simple dude marriage makes you more successful like a man awakens

01:01:54.500 when they have to provide for and protect a woman and their children like that's when i awoke it like

01:02:00.380 because i was talented and i i had a good career but i i never had that ambition

01:02:06.480 you know i i liked respect as a craftsman i liked uh doing my job well but i never

01:02:12.720 i work so much harder now because i'm married and a father that the idea that you get all this

01:02:21.080 money and you get successful so you can be married is to me it's the exact opposite like

01:02:27.720 having a family will awaken a man have you noticed that the simple weddings are the marriages that

01:02:34.020 end up lasting much longer the extravagant ones always end in divorce always yes absolutely yeah 0.77

01:02:40.220 that's the islamic belief too that you get more rewards when you're married because 0.91

01:02:45.120 you were now responsible for others is that correct this is now yeah you're part of a

01:02:51.320 community you're not just there for yourself and serving because you're probably going to

01:02:55.280 go into hedonism a single guy forever like what are you going to do with your money and with your 1.00

01:02:59.860 time you're going to end up being an idiot you get drunk somewhere where you don't have to be 0.99

01:03:04.360 responsible for anybody so the propensity for you to fall into that trap is so much higher 0.99

01:03:09.280 oh absolutely i trust married guys more because it's like it means they have to be able to work

01:03:17.440 with someone else for a long period of time and they're on a level they can't just be narcissistic

01:03:23.820 you know when you're providing for someone and they appear healthy and happy i i usually judge

01:03:29.860 the man is as good because it's hard to do and the morality of the man kind of ripples out into 0.51

01:03:37.460 the family you know what are these grapplers the the the wives always treat them like even the 0.99

01:03:44.600 richest guys too like that the black rock and all these people their their wives are like 1.00

01:03:49.760 larry you're a you know because the wives know that they're full of the morality doesn't like

01:03:58.860 your home knows who you are and so when you see a woman and children treat their father well it's uh

01:04:05.840 it's usually a sign that that behind closed doors they're they're what they appear to be

01:04:10.160 yeah what is that because i saw tucker got some backlash but i think he was on to something i

01:04:15.060 understand it completely he's talking about how women he said it in a way like they have a

01:04:19.520 spiritual power but they i think a better way to explain it they have an intuition for

01:04:24.540 is that the they are able to smell out what's fraud intuitively is that correct

01:04:30.520 a hundred percent i mean they are if you think about when women have been crazy in your life

01:04:36.860 because this is the case with me my now wife too i was up to something like like just honestly it 1.00

01:04:45.980 was like i at the time i thought she was being annoying and overbearing and all this but looking 1.00

01:04:51.520 back she was right like i was having inappropriate conversations with women like they know they

01:04:57.580 know and usually guys just you're like oh my my chick's crazy yeah or you know or you're up to

01:05:06.140 something and now that i'm not up to something she's never crazy it's like we'll have arguments

01:05:12.380 and stuff but it really is that they they just know when you're up to something how are they

01:05:18.600 able to tell them what what gives them that power men fall for so much more yeah i've made that

01:05:24.020 to say man i i've uh i'm too trusting and maybe i'm not able to smell out the front but how are

01:05:29.340 what is in women's dna that gives them that ability it's that they are always looking for 0.93

01:05:34.820 liabilities you know that the jewish culture is a feminine culture where they're always looking for 1.00

01:05:41.560 like the the liability like they're they're at a defensive position so they're always looking for 1.00

01:05:47.340 what people like what can hurt them and so a lot of men are more of a what is possible you know

01:05:55.240 like we're looking at a friend and we're looking at like what they you know their their potential

01:06:01.220 you know all the good things about them because we're just not built to be as afraid we're bigger 1.00

01:06:05.200 we're stronger um women and a lot of jewish gentlemen they're always thinking like how to

01:06:12.020 create a web and be able to read things so that they're not harmed and they end up being very 0.85

01:06:19.860 very intuitive of any potential threat or liability and then they have to deal with that

01:06:26.560 as quickly as they can or else they can they're they feel threatened you said Jewish is a feminine

01:06:33.400 culture and like you're out there in the woods and you build things there's this movie I think

01:06:38.960 ryan gosling's playing this like neo character and he's talking how like jews don't have a homeland 0.73

01:06:43.740 they never build anything they just make money in finance and you look at epstein and he's saying

01:06:48.500 that the goyim work in the real world we work in finance and a wall street have you seen well what 0.99

01:06:53.180 is it about jews that prevents them from being able to break a piece of wood i don't know but 0.99

01:07:00.300 the jews i get along with the best are the ones that are capable of doing manual labor i think

01:07:04.720 that the the underlying thing is the refusal to do manual labor because it's so freeing and i

01:07:14.580 and it it gets you out of your because one thing that i think happens to a lot of jews and if you 0.95

01:07:20.620 you truly don't hate them and you actually view them with compassion you can really see how they 1.00

01:07:25.440 work and they can get lost in their philosophies and theorems and and you know what i mean they

01:07:35.040 like so in their head woody allen temperament you know yeah so jesus was a carpenter that's

01:07:42.000 one of the biggest factors where it's like that piece of wood that piece of wood you can't

01:07:48.000 manipulate with a spell it's like the nail goes through it or it does not and so the real world

01:07:53.900 is constantly slapping you like it out of your head like you're not like like these these models

01:08:00.160 they create oh dark matter and all this stuff and it's like show me in reality and then and then

01:08:05.820 they develop a disdain for reality and that's when they're really on a downward spiral so is it 0.91

01:08:13.960 something that's within the ethnicity or i'm of the belief that it's uh the chosen uh the chosen

01:08:20.920 an idea that's in the Torah where it's people have misconstrued so many rabbinical Jews believe that

01:08:25.980 the chosen people means that there's supreme and it's kind of this idea that the world has been

01:08:31.780 cruel to the Jews they have been expelled in many places and so they always live in that this is the 0.52

01:08:37.320 victim consciousness like they are on something that they haven't received yet that they need 1.00

01:08:42.440 I mean why they're so they're so feminine they want to be adorned with fancy robes and they want

01:08:49.420 to be listened to about the pain they've been through and you know they want to be treated like

01:08:55.680 like the princesses that they are like they they don't want to have their hands dirty they want to

01:09:00.660 be cared for and you know maybe some worship yeah it's it's uh it's horrifying like to me that's

01:09:09.100 hell that would be hell and so i don't think it's ethnic there might be some correlation but

01:09:16.500 i think it's about you know they track it through the mother it's all about that that priming where

01:09:22.800 it's like you have the specialist blood in the world but you'll never be as good as your uncle

01:09:27.360 ira he's a lawyer and a doctor you know it's like it's the pit and the pedestal where it's like 1.00

01:09:32.300 you're better than everyone just because you're a jew and everyone hates you forever and you'll 1.00

01:09:37.440 never be anything and we're gonna like with you you know and that's how you kind of create this 0.99

01:09:41.480 like narcissistic little psycho yeah i don't want to keep you forever but i want to ask you about 0.94

01:09:47.240 uh you talked about how they are demonizing muslims more i've seen this ramp up like the 0.94

01:09:52.460 tommy robinson protests like this guy was on the epstein files and he's hosting protests and he

01:09:57.340 talks about being anti-immigration i'm sure you've seen this and they have like korean guys put bacon

01:10:01.660 on their shoulders and they have nigerian guys playing guitar about how they hate muslims the 1.00

01:10:05.660 french girls strip naked and show their tits to the crowd i don't even see that sounds so stupid 1.00

01:10:10.000 Yeah, this is, and this you see from Randy Fine and from, you know, the Loomers and stuff. This is ramped up more, I think more than it has since 9-11. But what, have you noticed this shift or has it always been this demonization of Muslims? 1.00

01:10:26.540 i think it's getting more intense because of the financial system i think the main thing

01:10:31.480 is the usury thing because it's if you if you stay focused on islam versus muslims it's actually 0.97

01:10:39.680 harder for them to attack because they have to kind of spell out what they're against 1.00

01:10:43.820 that's why it's like well what specifically about islam do you not like is it the lack of sodomizing 0.98

01:10:49.840 you know is it like because that's like their ponzi scheme requires infinite money printing 0.93

01:10:57.640 and if you want this globalism you want to you know the trauma and the sodomy and the nihilism 0.99

01:11:03.780 so islam is scary to them because you know and so they they're i think they want to infuriate 0.99

01:11:11.500 muslim people to act like animals that they can say look look and try and get people to run into 1.00

01:11:17.500 you know the arms of despair and materialism absolutely i gotta send you this uh this guy 0.99

01:11:23.940 rabbi misrahi he's uh you would find him hilarious he's my my new favorite rabbi on youtube he says 1.00

01:11:29.260 that uh don't let the goyim ever get gold because they're going to melt it down and worship it as 1.00

01:11:34.960 an idol and that just seems like hilarious it's great but it i think it does show a real problem 1.00

01:11:43.580 And you seem like somebody who, you know, you're probably one of the better examples, somebody who has escaped and maybe I don't know how much gold you have, but you're there with land.

01:11:52.320 You're there with physical. You have things you don't play into the Ponzi scheme that we all know, this this made up system that's based off of nothing.

01:12:00.840 You found ways to, you know, you found a way out. And we definitely it's a constant battle, though.

01:12:07.000 I always say focus on the Jew in your own heart. 0.89

01:12:10.320 You know, it's like there's always a little thing where it's like, oh, it'd be a little easier if I just did this and took a loan or whatever. 0.97

01:12:18.220 It's always it's always there.

01:12:19.460 The minute you think that you're totally out, you should be a little worried, you know.

01:12:23.380 But yeah, silver, gold, land, family, skills, all that stuff.

01:12:28.320 And I do have to bounce here.

01:12:30.140 I got my gravel guy.

01:12:31.340 I can tell his needs me to pay, I think.

01:12:34.040 Yeah.

01:12:34.220 Thanks for coming on, Owen.

01:12:35.180 I saw some people kayaking, too.

01:12:36.460 It looks fun out there.

01:12:37.480 I hope to speak to you soon, man.

01:12:38.240 Oh, yeah, you're always welcome, dude.

01:12:39.460 I'd love to have you.

01:12:40.680 All right, good luck with the gravel.

01:12:41.840 Keep fighting the good fight, Owen.

01:12:43.040 It's always a pleasure.

01:12:44.480 Dude, I love talking to you.

01:12:46.060 Let's talk soon.

01:12:47.200 Have a good one, man.

01:12:47.600 All right, peace, brother.

01:12:48.220 Peace.

01:12:48.480 Peace.

SHNEAKO - May 30, 2026

SNEAKO Interviews Owen Benjamin： Slavery is a Choice

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