SNEAKO - July 05, 2023


＂Forgive your mother!＂ Jesse Lee Peterson VS. SNEAKO

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Sneeko is a popular online personality and successful content creator known for his One Minute Podcast. In this episode, we talk to Sneeko about feminism, manhood, and all of the good things that come with being a millennial.

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00:00:00 and happy white history month. Happy white history month. July just feels white. My guest 0.71
00:00:07 is for manhood hour. Today is Sneeko. And Sneeko is a popular online personality
00:00:15 and successful content creator known for his one minute podcast. And I want to talk to Sneeko
00:00:25 about feminism, manhood, all those good things. Sneeko, welcome to the show. 1.00
00:00:31 How are you doing, Jesse Lee Peterson? Can you hear me? I can, loud and clear.
00:00:35 Everything sounds good. I'm a big fan of your work. I like a lot of what you did at the S-Word Walk.
00:00:41 It was a history interview you did in New York City. I've liked a lot of your interviews for a while.
00:00:46 I'm actually, I'm a big fan. Thank you, man. I didn't know that. Thank you.
00:00:49 That was at the S-Word Walk. Yep. Well, I was censoring it because we're on YouTube. I'm on
00:00:56 Rumble. So, oh, you got it. No words you can't say. Oh, you can't get a slut anymore? I guess 1.00
00:01:02 you can, but I'm just trying to play it safe because you are on a, on a wokey beta male
00:01:06 website like YouTube. I'm on alpha male Rumble. There you go. Are you, are you black? You look 1.00
00:01:12 like you mix with something. Yeah, I'm black, Asian, and white. I'm half Filipino. My dad is
00:01:19 half black, half white. Amazing. So how did you get, how did you get started? And thank
00:01:24 you, man. I didn't know you recognized who we were, but thank you for being a, what made
00:01:30 you get into podcast? How did all that start? How did I get into becoming a podcast doing
00:01:38 the work that you do? A podcaster. I would say I'm a streamer. I mean, I do a lot of podcasts,
00:01:41 but I've been doing content. I've been doing videos for a long time, for about 10 years.
00:01:45 I was banned on YouTube last year, and now I've been creating content on Rumble for about
00:01:50 eight, nine months, something like that. And I just always wanted to express myself. I
00:01:55 always wanted to talk about social issues. I always wanted to get into filmmaking. Stuff
00:01:59 like this really makes me interested. And it's just, it's always just been what I wanted to
00:02:04 do. And I turned it into a career. Right on, man. And so what's important to you?
00:02:11 The truth is important. And I think the most effective way to get to the truth is to be
00:02:16 entertaining and is to be funny. My motto is seek truth through funny. I don't think that
00:02:20 people listen if you're not entertaining, if you're not making them laugh to some extent.
00:02:23 I think that's the most effective way to communicate. So I'd like to be able to get to
00:02:27 the truth, but I think that you can't do it without being entertaining. And ultimately,
00:02:31 I think what I do is a blend of comedy, of filmmaking and social commentary.
00:02:36 Amazing. And what is the truth?
00:02:41 The truth is very simple. I think everybody knows it deep down, but because of all the
00:02:46 programming and because of cancel culture and people prioritizing their feelings over reality,
00:02:52 we ignore the truth and we separate ourselves from the truth all the time. But I think the
00:02:57 truth is very simple, that there's a higher power. And I think that men and women have specific
00:03:02 roles and these very simple facts we have to argue about all the time. And we need to have shows
00:03:09 like this in order to spread that because we're in a world now where anything goes and we tolerate
00:03:15 everything. For example, you had a destiny on your show a couple of years ago. I liked that interview
00:03:19 you did yesterday. I spoke to him and people like him who don't believe in God, they yesterday
00:03:24 I had a debate with him and he was arguing that bestiality is fine because it's not hurting
00:03:28 anybody. He was arguing that incest is okay because once you start accepting any kind,
00:03:33 all kinds of sexual deviancy, then you, you open up the floodgates for all types of immoral
00:03:37 behavior. And so we need to have specific ground rules that I think if you're going to get to
00:03:41 the truth, it's very simple to start with God.
00:03:44 Yeah, absolutely. How old are you?
00:03:46 I'm 24.
00:03:47 And so were you, you were raised by both parents, father and mother.
00:03:51 And so that who were you closer to your father, your mother?
00:03:56 I was probably closer with my father. I relate to him more. I think men relate to other men
00:04:01 more, but both my parents, I think they did a great job raising me. I hope so. And my dad
00:04:07 is a really big role model. And I would say one of my, like a superhero in my life. I really
00:04:14 look up to him. And my mother did a great job. And even to this day, she does a good job
00:04:17 of, they, they watch everything I do. So they really try to make sure that I'm, I'm staying
00:04:22 on a straight path and I'm spreading the right message because I do have a big platform.
00:04:26 And so, um, are you surprised that, that your platform took off so fast and doing so well?
00:04:34 No, I always knew that it would, it took longer than I expected, I think to, to get to the point
00:04:40 where I really want it to be. I didn't expect to get banned the way I did. I didn't think that
00:04:44 they should have deleted my main channel because I had no strikes on it. But when they ban
00:04:48 you on YouTube, they completely wipe you and they delete all of it. So they got rid of
00:04:52 all my work, but I think I was able to survive the cancellation. I was deleted off of a lot
00:04:57 of platforms, Twitter, Tik TOK, Twitch, and YouTube. I got my Twitter back because of
00:05:00 Elon. And even after the cancellation, I think I I've even doubled my audience and widened
00:05:07 my reach. So it's something that I've always expected and set a standard for myself to
00:05:11 to get to this point. And so you started out when you were 14 years old, 14. Yes. Amazing.
00:05:17 And I want to ask you, uh, for your, your age group of men, it's hard to find decent young
00:05:24 women to date or even marry because women are in competition with men. Now they want to be 1.00
00:05:30 like men. Is it hard for you to find a woman to date? It is. It's very difficult. I don't
00:05:36 think it's worthwhile to find a woman in the West. Sure that there's probably some good 1.00
00:05:41 ones, but I think I've been traveling the world quite a bit and seeing the quality of
00:05:46 women that exist in different countries. It just seems like a stupid decision to try 1.00
00:05:51 to invest in a woman in the West when she's been indoctrinated by feminism. So I just don't 1.00
00:05:56 think it's worth it. It's just, if you're going to, if you're going to make an investment
00:06:00 into the future, you very clearly the odds are against you when it comes to women in the
00:06:05 West. So I have been traveling and meeting women across the world. I think that I need
00:06:10 to have a girl who's not really on social media, a girl who isn't addicted to TikTok because
00:06:14 as soon as they download those apps, they immediately start getting ideas they would have never had
00:06:18 without them. Amazing. And so, um, what's the difference? And I understand what you said
00:06:24 about the TikTok thing, the women around the world, I know you traveled a lot. I've, I heard
00:06:30 about that. Uh, have you met anyone in any part of the world that you think you would like to date
00:06:35 or marry? Yeah, I've met a lot of women that I think fit that some, that criteria, but at the 1.00
00:06:42 same time I am 24 and I know that a lot of religious people get married at this age, but I'm a very
00:06:48 career oriented person. So I think that in fully investing myself into a long-term relationship now
00:06:54 is not the best idea. If I want to be self-sufficient for my entire life and, and not get trapped or get
00:07:02 stuck in a relationship, that's not right. So I have my good, uh, good women, but I'm still waiting 0.99
00:07:08 and making sure that I can, I can mature more because I still am growing quite a bit. I still
00:07:14 have a lot of maturing to do. Uh, you know, I'm, I'm 24 and I've made quite a bit of mistakes in my life
00:07:19 and I've been, I've went down the wrong path. So I just want to make sure that I'm completely
00:07:24 masculine and secure and everything that I do. And I'm able to be the protector and provider that
00:07:30 my children need from a father. So you hope to get married one day and have, and make kids.
00:07:36 Yeah, that's one of the, that's the biggest goal of mine. I want to have a big family,
00:07:40 a lot of children. Sometimes I joke and say that I want 10, but I think that that's a big number.
00:07:44 I think it's more important to start with one and then see how that goes. Of course,
00:07:48 it's fun to say things like I want 10, I want 10 sons, all this stuff, but seeing,
00:07:52 I've been interacting with a lot of parents and a lot of young fathers. And it's like seeing the
00:07:56 amount of the, the investment it takes to just raise one is huge. So it's like you start with
00:08:02 one and then, and then you can, you can think about two and then maybe 10, but yeah, I really
00:08:05 want a big family. I think that that's the, that's the reason that God created us is so that we can
00:08:10 reproduce and so that we can make the world a better place with children who are motivated and who want to do
00:08:15 good. Yeah. I remember in high school, I said, I was going to get married. I wanted 10 children as
00:08:20 well. I ended up only making one. And so now I have one son, two grandkids, well adults now,
00:08:27 and two great grandkids. So it's, it's, it's building up. When you, I know you don't want a
00:08:33 tick top woman. Uh, what do you want in a woman? What would you like? The type of woman you would 1.00
00:08:39 like, if you decide to date and marry, what type of woman would you want? When it comes to marrying 0.92
00:08:45 a girl, I have very simple criteria that they need to meet before I can even consider. There's 1.00
00:08:50 a lot of other things that you look for in a relationship, like personality compatibility,
00:08:55 these things, but to get in the door, I think the best relationship that would work for me longterm
00:09:00 is she needs to be Muslim. She needs to be a virgin and she needs to be unvaccinated. If she fits those 1.00
00:09:06 three, then, then we could talk, then we can very important. Yeah. Amazing. So have you dated
00:09:15 women outside of America? I have. And how did that go? Someone? Well, some didn't go well, 1.00
00:09:23 but I think it was trial and error. You know, maybe dating is a waste of time. And for example,
00:09:30 in the Quran, they say that dating is Ram. You should just marry right away. But I do think that I learned 0.91
00:09:35 quite a bit from those relationships and I learned about myself. I've done a quite a bit of dating.
00:09:42 I'm 24 and I've had a lot of relationships and lots of ups and downs. So those were good. And I
00:09:48 actually, I do prefer women who are not Westernized. I think that that's a better, that just works better 1.00
00:09:54 for me. There's more compatibility there. I don't have to get around. As soon as a woman starts talking 1.00
00:09:58 about astrology or if she's always on her phone, she's always on Tik TOK and she's invested into
00:10:03 celebrities. If she's talking about Kim Kardashian, then immediately it's just like,
00:10:07 I just don't want to have to reprogram her and tell her how much of a psyop that is.
00:10:10 I would rather get a non-Westernized woman who wants to be the balance of my life. 1.00
00:10:17 You, um, when you date, do you spend, I noticed that a lot of men your age and maybe even older now
00:10:23 spend a lot of money on women that they date. Do you spend money on women that you date?
00:10:27 When I really do love and care about them, then I do. I'm not the type of person to go take them
00:10:33 to the mall and buy a bunch of nonsense, but women are expensive. They're one of the most 1.00
00:10:38 expensive commodities out there, not just in terms of how much you're spending monetarily, but when 0.99
00:10:43 it comes to time, women are a giant time suck. So that's why I think that it's not the best idea 1.00
00:10:50 to invest in a long-term relationship now, because that's the, that's the most important currency you
00:10:54 have is your time and they will drain all of it. They will want all of it. They constantly want your
00:10:58 attention. You'll start doing things and spending time with them that you shouldn't, you should be
00:11:01 prioritizing a lot of that on work. And you just care about her feelings. You want to make sure that
00:11:05 she's comfortable and secure and she's happy. And that's just not worth it. When you're, I think
00:11:10 when you're 24 and I would give this advice for young men, I think at the ages of 18 to 25,
00:11:14 you shouldn't even focus on relationships. It's better to focus on yourself, focus on your career,
00:11:19 build those first, and then realize how important your time is and what you want to prioritize before you
00:11:24 invest in a long-term relationship. And since you were just dating them, why did you spend money
00:11:29 on them, period? Spend money on them because I like to make women happy. One of the best pleasures 1.00
00:11:37 in life is seeing a woman smile. But when you make her happy, you make her take control of you. 0.99
00:11:45 Because you can't make a woman happy. 1.00
00:11:49 Right. You can't make a woman happy. You can't make anybody happy, really. They need to be happy
00:11:53 themselves before. Yeah, you can't make a woman. But I guess it's like, you know, giving them, 1.00
00:12:00 making them happier, you know? But you're setting them up to use you.
00:12:07 And women see men that spend money on them, they see them as being weak. And they don't care about 1.00
00:12:14 men at all that spend money on them. They just pretend that they do so that they can get the money. 1.00
00:12:20 Women want men that don't love them, that cannot control, that they cannot control. And if they 1.00
00:12:27 can get you to spend money on them, they have control over you. In the good old days, men did 1.00
00:12:34 not spend money on women that they were dating. They would wait until marriage. And even then,
00:12:39 they would be sensible how much money they spend on a wife. But you should never spend money on a 0.86
00:12:45 woman you're dating. Even if you went out to eat, you know, it doesn't have to be like all an
00:12:50 expensive place, but not even a lot of money then. And there are women like men that they cannot 1.00
00:12:56 control at all. You're completely right. Now, I'm realizing it now. I'm thinking, as soon as you
00:13:01 said that, I'm thinking about all the relationships I spent a lot of money on. And those women end up 0.69
00:13:05 becoming ungrateful and unappreciated. They start expecting you to spend money on them and spend all
00:13:09 your time on them because they don't see it as a reward. They just expect it based off of your
00:13:14 interactions. Now, I'm realizing, as you said that, the women who are in love with me now,
00:13:19 I don't really spend any money on at all. I don't even spend any time at all. Like the women that you 0.99
00:13:23 give the least amount of attention to that she's chasing you, they're the ones who actually love
00:13:28 you. So that's a great point. And I don't think I'm going to spend money on a woman until I'm married 1.00
00:13:34 now. You just red-pilled me on money. What the? That's right, man. Women want men that don't want 1.00
00:13:43 them. They want men because they need the man to be right to bring them out of the hell that they 1.00
00:13:49 live in. Let me ask, what is love? Love is a decision. I think women fall in love and 1.00
00:13:58 men have to commit to love. They have to decide that it's something that they should invest in.
00:14:04 I guess you get those bubbly feelings and you get that Disney movie type of feeling maybe in the
00:14:09 beginning of a relationship. But after a while, that fades. And then you need to decide that the
00:14:14 person you're with is right for you. And not just because you love them, but because you fit each
00:14:21 other's priorities and what you want in life. So I think even thinking about those ideas too much
00:14:26 can drag a man down. And I think a lot of those movies that promote that ideology, it turns men into
00:14:33 simps. It turns women into delusional creatures. And we shouldn't obsess over this idea too much 1.00
00:14:40 because it's not good. That's not what creates a good relationship. What creates a good relationship
00:14:45 is work. You, um, and what is a man?
00:14:52 A man literally is an adult male, a biological male, but a man compared to a boy is somebody 0.73
00:15:03 who can protect somebody who can provide somebody who's strong, somebody who's capable, somebody
00:15:10 who is responsible of others. A man has to take care of somebody. And even if you go further, 0.59
00:15:16 I've been thinking about this. I think a gentleman is somebody who gives more to the earth and gives
00:15:21 more to those around him than he takes somebody who is giving because that's where I think men get 0.91
00:15:29 their happiness from and where men reach their, their real state as, as a, as a responsible man.
00:15:38 When you are giving to others, that's where you, you get, that's the top satisfaction in life.
00:15:43 That's where you'll, you'll find the most fulfillment.
00:15:46 Amazing. Um, do you have anger?
00:15:48 Of course I do. And, and how do you know you have anger?
00:15:55 Because I wake up angry and go to sleep angry. It's something that, uh, I'm angry right now.
00:16:02 Yeah. Yeah. You angry right now?
00:16:05 I'm angry, right? I'm furious. Why?
00:16:08 Because there's so many things to do. I have so many, I have so much more money to make. I have so
00:16:13 much more truth to spread. There's so many liars out there that I haven't exposed yet.
00:16:19 There's things that I haven't accomplished. There are people that are still doubting me
00:16:23 and there are, the world is run by evil satanic people. And it infuriates me that people don't
00:16:31 realize that it infuriates me that these people who are doing rituals on islands, they have ultimate
00:16:36 control and people live in ignorance because it's more comfortable. And that, that infuriates me.
00:16:41 And what, what good is it doing you to be angry about those things?
00:16:47 It provides me with the energy I need to get up and work every single day. I didn't, I slept one
00:16:51 hour last night. I stopped streaming at 4am after a five hour stream, something like that. After
00:16:56 getting off of a 20 hour flight from Thailand, I came home in a stream. I slept for one hour and woke
00:17:01 up for this and then I'm going to get to work. I have a lot of writing to do. I have my business
00:17:05 employees to contact. I have to get on a lot of phone calls. That anger that transfers into
00:17:11 energy. And if you don't have that energy, you're not going to be able to do the work that you need
00:17:15 to do. And, and why do you think you can't do those things without being angry?
00:17:22 I guess you can, but I think it's better when you have that, that energy that's going to give you
00:17:27 a competitive edge that other people don't have. If I'm pissed off and I have something to prove,
00:17:32 obviously I'm going to work better. That's the same reason that Michael Jordan
00:17:35 is training until 3am past everybody else. And he's doing extra drills because he's angry that
00:17:41 people don't know that he's a champion yet because he already knows he is a champion and all he has
00:17:45 to do is prove it. And you're not going to be able to prove that without some sense of anger that
00:17:50 people don't already know that you are the champion. That's amazing, man. Do you believe that you can
00:17:55 overcome anger and not be angry at all about anything at any time?
00:17:59 I think eventually, I think with the family and I think with a certain balance in life and
00:18:07 after a certain level of accomplishment, you don't strike me as an angry person, Jesse.
00:18:11 Right. I'm not, I have no anger at all. Do you, do you, um, do you want to,
00:18:19 do you think it's normal for a man to have anger?
00:18:22 I think it's a very normal emotion. I think that all men at a, at a certain age, especially young
00:18:31 men feel angry and a lot of them manifest that into the wrong things. And if they feel angry,
00:18:39 instead of using that anger, they will find cheap dopamine. They'll do things like smoke weed or watch
00:18:45 porn and kind of drown in that and then blame their inadequacies on something else.
00:18:52 Yeah. I think it's, it's a very normal emotion to have. And people in the chat are saying ego,
00:18:57 ego, every man has an ego. And if you don't have an ego, you need one. It's a very important thing
00:19:02 in order to, to accomplish what you want to accomplish. Ego is not a bad thing. You need
00:19:07 to have self-esteem. You need to believe in yourself. And if you don't have a sense, if you don't have an
00:19:12 ego at all, then you're not going to be able to get to that Michael Jordan level of success. And if you
00:19:17 don't want that, then that's fine. But all successful champions have a giant ego and they
00:19:22 need to tell, they need to prove to the world and to themselves that their ego is justified.
00:19:28 And what is success? How do you define success or successful?
00:19:32 I think you can measure success in terms of impact. I see the success when people come up to me. This
00:19:38 kid came up to me in Thailand yesterday, the day before, and he was, he was, he was like almost on
00:19:46 the verge of tears. And this doesn't happen all the time, but he was saying, uh, he looked a little
00:19:50 bit chubby, but kind of that, that skin chubby where you could tell that he lost weight. And he was 0.98
00:19:55 telling me that he lost 20 kg because of a video where I was fat shaming a trans person. And just that
00:20:01 little joke, like I'm, I'm there saying that this dude is overweight. I'm saying that he looks like
00:20:06 Peter Griffin, just making jokes. And, but he said that that video inspired him and motivated
00:20:12 him to get into the gym. And he was extremely happy in the way he shook my hand and was saying
00:20:16 like, I want to be like you, like you, you really inspired me. Thank you so much. And so seeing that
00:20:21 made my day and made me realize like, that's all the work that I do manifests itself into real life.
00:20:27 I think that that's actual success. Seeing that somebody took something from a joke I made
00:20:32 and it turned into something positive. And now he's better off because of what I did. I think
00:20:37 that's success. Um, did you say you were a Muslim? Yes. I recently reverted to Islam about four months 0.95
00:20:45 ago. Were you a Christian at one time? I grew up Catholic. Yes. And what made you switch?
00:20:51 I never fully resonated with Catholicism. I didn't feel, uh, spiritual. I didn't feel the higher power
00:20:59 when I was in church. I didn't like the repetition of it. And it was, it's, it was forced upon me,
00:21:04 which is not bad, but it wasn't something that I found. It was something that I was taught. And so
00:21:10 I guess I equated a lot of that to the lives that I was taught in school. And a lot of the,
00:21:15 like they told me that I needed to get a nine to five job and that I need to do this. And you can't
00:21:19 say that. And so I kind of equated Catholicism and in church with a lot of what they were telling me
00:21:25 I had to do, but I didn't want to do. So I never really resonated with Catholicism and we can get 0.99
00:21:30 deeper into things. Like I never really understood the Holy spirit. I never really resonated with the
00:21:36 act of communion, eating the body of Christ and drinking his blood. There's certain things that
00:21:39 I never, I, that I never understood that that didn't make sense to me. And they just told me I
00:21:44 needed to accept, but Islam is the, is the right religion for me. And why is that? Oh, let me ask 0.59
00:21:51 before you answer that, who forced religion, uh, Christian, uh, Christianity on your parents or
00:21:56 the schools? My parents, uh, forced Catholicism. Okay. And what is it about Islam that you like? 0.93
00:22:05 I see it as the, as the one truth. I see it as the one monotheistic religion. And I think I first
00:22:10 started resonating with it when I saw it as the only answer to all the woke garbage that we see on 0.98
00:22:14 social media. And we see in the culture in the West, Islam fixes all these problems with what's 0.98
00:22:19 written in the Quran. But not only that, it's not just practical, not just in terms of how
00:22:24 it makes you more steadfast and keeps you centered by praying five times a day and telling you not to
00:22:30 drink and telling you not to put bad things into your body, telling you the importance of gender 1.00
00:22:33 roles. But also I just see it as the one true monotheistic religion. I see Muhammad peace be upon
00:22:38 him as a, as a final prophet. I think Jesus was a prophet as well, but I don't see the other
00:22:42 religions as monotheistic. I think that's extremely important. I don't think we should pray to a man
00:22:46 and we could argue about whether or not Jesus was a man or with, if he's man and God simultaneously.
00:22:51 A lot of Christians disagree about that, but Islam, it seems like it's the only book that has
00:22:56 not been manipulated in 1400 years. And it's the one true monotheistic religion because there's no
00:23:01 idol worship. You don't draw the prophets. You don't draw, you can't conceptualize God. You just
00:23:06 pray to God.
00:23:07 And you have to, and do you pray five times a day?
00:23:11 Sometimes, but I, it's been difficult and I need to be better at that. I try to,
00:23:15 but I'm, I'm very busy. And there's some passages that will say in certain Hadiths and in the Quran
00:23:21 that if you are busy or if you're traveling, then you're able, then you're excused. But I,
00:23:25 that's an excuse that I'm making right now. I need to start praying more, but I do try to pray every
00:23:29 day.
00:23:30 Amazing. And do you, so did your mother force Christianity upon you or your father? 0.65
00:23:36 It was my mother and father. They both grew up Catholic. And so it was just natural. They
00:23:39 grew up Catholic. So I grew up Catholic.
00:23:40 Nice. Um, do you, if, if it, do you have perfect peace?
00:23:46 Do I have perfect peace with Islam? 1.00
00:23:48 No, do you? Yeah. With, not as you become a part of the Islam thing there, do you have perfect peace? 0.99
00:23:55 I think I found a new level of mental clarity and peace and stoicism with Islam. I've, I've, 1.00
00:24:04 haven't felt this centered my entire life until I reverted to Islam. Everything starts to make 1.00
00:24:11 more sense. And I, I have found a new peace.
00:24:14 Is it, is it perfect?
00:24:17 It's hard to say because I'm not perfect and I can only judge based on my reaction to it and
00:24:23 humans aren't perfect, but I do think Islam is perfect. 0.85
00:24:27 I wanted to ask, and then I have another question here, um, um, about dating. Would you date any
00:24:34 race of a woman? And does it matter what race is, if it's the type of woman that you want? 1.00
00:24:40 Right. We can, we can go back and forth. I'm not sure what you think about race mixing,
00:24:43 but I mean, I am a product of race mixing. So it's like, I'm not really going to find another 1.00
00:24:48 Filipino, Haitian, Hungarian. So I'm, I'm going to race mix no matter what.
00:24:53 And even if I find a woman who's exactly the same race as me, it's, it's technically still 1.00
00:24:58 race mixing. So I don't have any preference when it comes to, when it comes to dating or 0.99
00:25:05 the woman I marry. I've dated, uh, Senegalese, dark-skinned women, I've dated, uh, light women, 0.96
00:25:09 I've dated Hispanic women, I've dated, um, all colors. Let me take a quick break. I'll come
00:25:14 back and we'll close out. 888-775-3773. 888-77-JESSIE. Back in a moment.
00:25:31 Nico, how can people find your website and things like that?
00:25:35 They can find me on rumble.com slash Nico. I would say that that's the biggest mainstream
00:25:39 free speech platform. And I stream there every night right now. I'm back in Miami and I travel
00:25:44 a lot. So a lot of the other content you could see there, but I post very regularly on rumble.
00:25:49 Um, I want to ask you, you're now a Muslim and you mentioned Jesus, uh, is Jesus God or the son of 0.97
00:25:57 God?
00:25:57 I think he's neither. I think he is a, I think he was a prophet.
00:26:01 But you think, and why do you think that?
00:26:05 That's what we believe in Islam, but we believe that Christians were, were very close to the truth,
00:26:09 but Islam is the truth and Muhammad was the final prophet. But I don't think that any one person
00:26:14 could be the son of God and nor do I think that a man can be God and a man simultaneously. That
00:26:20 doesn't make sense to me.
00:26:21 So you're saying that, you said that Jesus was a prophet and what is a prophet?
00:26:27 A prophet is a messenger of God. Somebody who spreads the message of God and, and, and who is
00:26:34 God?
00:26:36 God, we can't conceptualize, but God is the divine creator. The all merciful. God is the reason that
00:26:41 we exist, the designer, an all intelligent being that we don't know what exactly he is or where he
00:26:48 is or what he looks like, but we know that he was the intelligent designer and we should worship him.
00:26:52 And why don't you know exactly who he is?
00:26:55 Because the same reason that a smartphone doesn't know who Steve jobs is, the creation will never
00:27:01 be able to understand or conceptualize what the creator is because the creator is more
00:27:05 intelligent. Do you believe you were created by God? Yes. And if you were created by him,
00:27:13 do you believe he love you? Yes. And if he love you, why would he want you to know who he is?
00:27:19 Because it's not worth it. It's, he created us so that we could worship him and maybe we will meet him
00:27:27 in the afterlife in heaven. But the whole purpose of, of life on earth is to be able to, to be the best
00:27:34 we can be so that we can enjoy eternal paradise.
00:27:37 And, and why would, would you want to have a father? Would you consider God as your father?
00:27:46 God as my father? No, but we, we use the word he, when we refer to God.
00:27:52 And why?
00:27:53 We use the pronoun he.
00:27:54 And why not father? I understand that he thinks how he is a masculine persuasion, but why not father?
00:28:01 Okay. I'm not sure what the direct reason is in the Quran. I know that they do that and they say
00:28:08 that in Christianity, but I think father is a, is it's a man made, it's a way to relate it to
00:28:17 way humans could understand because we understand exactly what a father figure is. I think that trying
00:28:22 to compare God to man-made ideas and the, the man created family is not really necessary.
00:28:33 And why is that?
00:28:35 Because again, if we can't conceptualize what God is, then, I mean, there can't be a father without
00:28:40 a mother and there is no mother. So a father that doesn't exist if there's no mom.
00:28:45 But, uh, God is not a physical. He is a spirit.
00:28:50 Right. Well, I wouldn't necessarily say God is a spirit. It's, he's an all intelligent
00:28:59 being. I think putting the word spirit on it is again, it's too, it's too specific.
00:29:06 And why is that?
00:29:08 Again, because there's, there's no point in, in Islam, we don't believe that there's any 1.00
00:29:13 point in really trying to figure this out. We know that we should worship God because he
00:29:17 created all of us, but you know, there's no reason to try to figure out if he's a spirit
00:29:23 or if he's a father, because that's not important. And we will never know.
00:29:27 If you can know now, would you want to know him?
00:29:34 No, I will want to, to wait until I go to heaven and do the right thing. Now, I think
00:29:39 that that would manipulate the way I view earth too much. And I wouldn't be able to still interact
00:29:47 with other people knowing everything. Cause if I, if I spoke to God, then I would know
00:29:51 too much and nothing would make sense on earth.
00:29:53 So if you want, it will, if it were possible for you to know the truth, why you live, then
00:30:00 you wouldn't want to know that until after you die.
00:30:03 I would wait until I die. I want, I want to do it the right way. I would go insane. I would try to
00:30:09 tell everybody and then I'd end up yelling at a pole behind a gas station. 0.69
00:30:13 So what's the purpose of praying to the father? If you don't want to know
00:30:16 you pray to the father because, or you pray to God because God wants you,
00:30:22 God commands us to pray and worship him because that's what we're supposed to do.
00:30:26 But if, if, if, why pray to him, if, if it's not to know him as a waste of time,
00:30:33 I guess you become closer through prayer, but you will never really know God the way that God
00:30:42 knows us. I don't know that me, you will never be able to communicate and understand God the way
00:30:52 that God understands us because we are God's creation. Like we will never be able to, to have
00:30:58 that same, that mutual understanding that we can have with other people.
00:31:01 Do you believe that you are your thoughts? You create thoughts?
00:31:06 Yes.
00:31:07 You create your own thoughts?
00:31:11 Most of them. There's a lot of outside information that affects your thoughts, but I tried to create
00:31:16 everything that I think.
00:31:17 How do you create thoughts personally? How do you create them?
00:31:21 What are your steps to creating them?
00:31:25 Analyzing where the information that I have comes from, why I believe the things I believe,
00:31:31 being very critical of everybody I'm around and trying to put the best information into my mind.
00:31:39 And so, so you create your own thoughts. Why would you create thoughts that would bring you fear?
00:31:45 In terms of fear and God?
00:31:49 No, fear within yourself. You know how you have fear? Why would you create thoughts that would bring
00:31:55 you fear?
00:31:57 That's a good point. I guess those thoughts you try to, you try to quell them as much as possible,
00:32:03 but they're always going to be there.
00:32:04 But if you create them, why are they there? Why do you even bother to create thoughts that would bring
00:32:09 you fear? Why not create them since you're in control of creating your own thoughts?
00:32:15 Well, you're right that you don't, you're not in control of all of your thoughts. Some of them
00:32:19 are external and, but we do our best to create the best reality and create the best thoughts we can.
00:32:25 But a lot of them are external.
00:32:26 And who create the internal thoughts?
00:32:30 Who created eternal thoughts?
00:32:31 Did you say external or internal?
00:32:34 External thoughts are going to give you fear.
00:32:38 Amazing. Do you believe that you can live a life without fear, period?
00:32:43 If it, no, let me ask you this way. Do you believe you can live life without fear at all?
00:32:51 Yes, I think those people are sociopaths. I think those are the people that end up
00:32:55 shooting up a school or end up doing insanely crazy things. I think that you need to fear God.
00:33:01 Of course, you can live without fear, but then you're going to die.
00:33:04 But then you're going to end up drunk somewhere.
00:33:05 The people who are committing those types of crimes are doing it out of fear.
00:33:10 They're not doing it because they don't have fear. They're doing it because they do have fear.
00:33:17 I guess there's always going to be some fear, but the best thing to fear is God,
00:33:23 because you can't control God. So you should be able to, everything that you are in control of,
00:33:29 you should not let it instill fear into your mind.
00:33:32 The one thing that you cannot control is God, so that's the one thing you should fear.
00:33:38 And you said you do have anger, right?
00:33:41 Yes.
00:33:42 Is it normal for a man to have anger?
00:33:45 Completely.
00:33:46 Any man that has anger is a woman. 1.00
00:33:50 Explain.
00:33:53 Let me ask this for you.
00:33:55 If you can overcome fear, period, would you want to overcome it?
00:34:00 Overcome fear? Yes.
00:34:01 You got to forgive your mother.
00:34:04 Your mother imposed her will on you,
00:34:07 and you resent her for that.
00:34:09 And you become like what you resent.
00:34:12 And when you became angry at your mother,
00:34:14 you became like her.
00:34:16 You have her mindset and her emotions.
00:34:19 All men hate their mothers, and the women too, the girls. 0.52
00:34:24 And they become like what they hate,
00:34:25 and they pass it on from generation to generation.
00:34:27 And if you realize that just as you can't help yourself but have fear and have anger,
00:34:35 your mother couldn't help herself because she resents her mother. 0.94
00:34:38 And she imposed that on you, and now you become like her.
00:34:43 And a man is not supposed to have fear because of the order of God and Christ,
00:34:49 Christ and man, man over woman, woman over children. 0.96
00:34:52 Men are supposed to lead women. 1.00
00:34:54 But if you have the mindset, the woman become your God, 0.99
00:34:58 and men are subject to women because Satan is the woman's God, 0.51
00:35:03 and the woman is the man's God because of that broken order. 1.00
00:35:09 When Eve listened to Satan, she took on his nature
00:35:14 and no longer listened to her husband.
00:35:17 And when Adam listened to Eve, he took on the woman's nature 0.97
00:35:21 and no longer listened to his father.
00:35:24 It changed their order.
00:35:25 But when you forgive your mother and your father for not protecting you from your mother
00:35:31 because he can't handle your mother, he's married to his mama, 0.78
00:35:34 you become attracted to what you hate.
00:35:36 But when you forgive them, God will forgive you,
00:35:40 and he will take away the mama's spirit, which is of the devil, 0.61
00:35:43 and he will give you back your natural self.
00:35:45 And that's when you can really start living without fear.
00:35:49 You have the right kind of energy.
00:35:50 You have perfect love energy.
00:35:53 And in perfect love, there is no fear.
00:35:56 And you'll be able to deal with every situation without being moved by it at all.
00:36:00 But you've got to forgive your mother.
00:36:02 How do you forgive your mother?
00:36:04 By telling her that I'm sorry for resenting you.
00:36:07 First, you get to know yourself,
00:36:09 and you see that you are not in control.
00:36:11 There's something else that's controlling you.
00:36:13 It makes you think and do things that you wouldn't ordinarily think and do.
00:36:17 And realize that the anger that you have from your mother brought that on.
00:36:22 And going for, hey, mother, I'm sorry for resenting you.
00:36:25 I realize now that I have become just like you and that you can't help yourself.
00:36:31 I'm sorry for resenting you.
00:36:33 Don't ask for forgiveness.
00:36:35 You forgive her, and God will forgive you because women don't forgive. 1.00
00:36:39 And your mother will take that and try to use it against you to control you. 1.00
00:36:44 But once you apologize for resenting her, God will forgive you,
00:36:50 and he will take that away from you, and you'll become a free man.
00:36:54 And you can live on this earth with perfect love,
00:36:57 and nobody or nothing can ever get to you.
00:37:00 And you will operate with perfect peace.
00:37:02 How did you figure this out, and at what age did you forgive your mother?
00:37:05 At 38, and I asked God to let me see myself because I had all that emotional stuff, too.
00:37:10 I lived in my imagination, and I had this false idea that success and friends and family
00:37:18 and everything would bring me peace, and it only made life worse.
00:37:22 Only God can give you peace, and that comes when you forgive.
00:37:27 You got to forgive your mother.
00:37:28 What do you think would happen if you went to your mother and apologized for resenting her
00:37:34 for turning you away from your father?
00:37:40 I think that I wouldn't believe it, and I want to say that because you've explained that
00:37:45 in a way that makes a lot of sense, and I think a lot of men can relate to.
00:37:48 But I don't think I fully mean it if I had said it yet.
00:37:52 So it's something that I need to sit with and think about more before I do it.
00:37:56 That makes sense.
00:37:57 You should see it for yourself, not just because I said it, because once you see it
00:38:02 for yourself, that's why we need to know ourself, know thyself, right?
00:38:07 When you see it for yourself, then you'll be able to go and forgive her because you will
00:38:12 see that, yes, she did this to you, but you're wrong for resenting her because by resenting
00:38:18 her, you're bringing this upon yourself.
00:38:20 And you can overcome it by forgiving her, but you have to see it for yourself.
00:38:26 And the kingdom of heaven is inside of you, and you will enter into that kingdom, and you
00:38:32 will no longer look outside for the answer because everything that you're looking for,
00:38:38 everything that you are, everything you need to become is already inside of you.
00:38:43 You just need to live from within and stop looking on the outside because you can gain
00:38:49 all the wealth in the whole right world.
00:38:51 You can become the richest man on this side of heaven.
00:38:54 You still won't have peace.
00:38:56 You become the richest man on this side of heaven.
00:38:58 You will still have fear.
00:39:00 You will still have doubt.
00:39:02 You will still have worries.
00:39:04 But once you forgive and start living from within, you will no longer have those things.
00:39:09 They will all disappear, and the whole earth will belong to you. 0.99
00:39:14 You are the world.
00:39:16 Each individual is the world, not the physical world out there, but you are the world.
00:39:21 But you can't get it until you forgive.
00:39:23 Islam is not going to do that for you. 1.00
00:39:27 Christianity is not going to do that for you.
00:39:32 No religion can do it.
00:39:34 The kingdom of heaven is within.
00:39:36 Only forgiveness will set you free.
00:39:38 By apologizing for resenting her.
00:39:43 And then, because it's abnormal for men, any man that has anger is a woman. 0.83
00:39:47 So when you get with a woman, it's just going to be two women fighting one another. 0.99
00:39:52 Trying to get power.
00:39:54 It's all ego.
00:39:55 Ego is of the devil.
00:39:57 You want to be free from ego, and you want to walk by the light.
00:40:03 Perfect love from within, and not the ego.
00:40:06 Anyone that has ego is evil. 0.99
00:40:07 The ego must die. 1.00
00:40:10 You don't want to live by ego.
00:40:12 And the light of God will kill the ego, which is of the devil, in the mind and emotions.
00:40:20 You notice how sometimes you feel good, and then sometimes you feel bad, and then sometimes you feel good, and sometimes you feel bad.
00:40:28 You're like up and down.
00:40:29 All that stuff is ego.
00:40:31 All that emotional love is hate.
00:40:33 It's not love.
00:40:34 That's why it doesn't last.
00:40:36 God is a dispassionate God.
00:40:38 He's not a passionate God. 0.83
00:40:40 Satan is a passionate evil God. 0.98
00:40:43 Not a real God, but a fake God. 0.95
00:40:45 God is dispassionate.
00:40:47 Satan is passionate.
00:40:48 So anyone that is passionate about anything are really saying to you that they are evil.
00:40:53 So how do you find the motivation to do what you need to do?
00:40:57 Because I've found that ego and self-belief has carried a lot of the energy I needed to make me successful.
00:41:08 But that's a fake energy.
00:41:11 When you go and forgive your mother and forgive your father for not protecting you from your mother, God is going to give you his energy.
00:41:18 It is a natural energy, and it's amazing.
00:41:22 It is just natural, and it's greater than this false energy that you're getting now.
00:41:28 The up and down energy is false.
00:41:30 God's energy is forever.
00:41:32 It's light unto your feet.
00:41:34 It's natural.
00:41:35 You would never, it's just natural.
00:41:38 It's not up and down.
00:41:39 You will have God's energy, and his energy is real.
00:41:43 So do you think somebody like Khabib, for example, one of the most successful UFC fighters of all time, also extremely God-fearing,
00:41:50 do you think that he operates and he trains without ego?
00:41:56 Repeat that.
00:41:58 Do you think that Khabib, the undefeated UFC fighter, right?
00:42:01 Right.
00:42:01 He's a Muslim.
00:42:02 He's a perfect Muslim. 1.00
00:42:04 Well, not perfect, but he doesn't sleep around.
00:42:07 He doesn't do drugs.
00:42:08 He's a good example of somebody who just practices a religion and fights all the time. 1.00
00:42:14 I guarantee you, without a doubt, he doesn't have peace.
00:42:19 I guarantee you.
00:42:20 And he's using anger energy to fight to make himself feel better.
00:42:23 But when he's alone, he's lonely, he's afraid, he is sad, he's lost.
00:42:31 And so he fights to try to cover that up.
00:42:33 But a man that has peace can go into a ring with him and knock him out in a second.
00:42:38 Because the man with peace is conscious.
00:42:41 He's living in the present and not in an illusion of a past or a future, but he's living in the present where God is.
00:42:49 And when you live in the present, you can see.
00:42:51 And so the man that has peace would knock this person.
00:42:55 I don't know who that person is anyway, but he would knock him out in a second because this guy is fighting in the dark, whereas the man of peace fighting in the light.
00:43:03 Who's a good example of somebody who has let go of their ego and forgiven his mother?
00:43:12 Jesus Christ.
00:43:14 What about a mortal man?
00:43:17 What about a mortal man?
00:43:18 Because Christians believe that Jesus is superior, is God. 0.98
00:43:23 Is there an example of a mortal man who is forgiven?
00:43:27 I have forgiven and I meet men and women around the world, men and women, who go and forgive their mothers.
00:43:34 Most of them didn't know that they needed to forgive their mothers.
00:43:38 And they go and forgive mama because mama made them think that.
00:43:42 Mama made them think that it's the father that's the problem, but the mother is the problem. 0.85
00:43:47 And she pretended to be victim, right?
00:43:50 She played a victim.
00:43:51 She pretended dad was the bad guy when she was the evil one doing it to the father, driving him nuts. 0.72
00:43:56 But because he hadn't overcome his mother, he worshiped her, too.
00:44:02 He tried to get something that women don't have, and that is love, right? 0.98
00:44:06 The love comes from the man that comes from God.
00:44:09 And so I know men and women, I meet them around the country now.
00:44:12 I counsel with them.
00:44:13 They attend the meetings and things.
00:44:15 And they go and forgive.
00:44:17 They become patient, free, inwardly, men and women.
00:44:22 I've never heard this broken down like that.
00:44:25 You really surprised me with this information.
00:44:27 Does it make sense a little bit?
00:44:28 It makes complete sense.
00:44:30 And you know why it makes sense?
00:44:33 No.
00:44:34 God is allowing you to see it from within.
00:44:37 It's not me.
00:44:38 I'm just bringing you the message.
00:44:40 But only God can call you to see the truth.
00:44:44 And that's what it means to know God when you're able to see.
00:44:49 Now you can see.
00:44:51 And when you go and forgive your mother, hey, mother, I'm sorry for resenting you.
00:44:54 Because anyone that has anger is playing God.
00:44:58 And you're not able to know him when you play him because you're judging and you're insecure.
00:45:05 But you can see where I'm coming from because you want the truth.
00:45:10 That's why you were a Christian.
00:45:12 You became a Muslim.
00:45:13 You're looking for the truth.
00:45:15 And now you've found it.
00:45:16 All you have to do now is go and forgive.
00:45:19 And the rest is easy.
00:45:21 You'll start living from within instead of without.
00:45:24 And you'll still be able to make your money.
00:45:26 You'll be able to run your business.
00:45:27 But you won't identify with it.
00:45:30 It won't be an identity.
00:45:32 It will be something that you do.
00:45:34 But it won't be you.
00:45:36 You are not your job.
00:45:39 You're not your money.
00:45:40 You're not things.
00:45:43 You're not your body.
00:45:44 You're not your mind.
00:45:46 You are a spirit created in the image of God.
00:45:49 And your mother turned you away from that when she turned you away from your father.
00:45:54 You must forgive so you can find.
00:45:55 Now, he's with you already.
00:45:58 That's why you can see where I'm coming from.
00:46:00 And also, I want you to give my silent prayer a chance.
00:46:03 Let me know what you think about that.
00:46:05 www.silentprayer.video
00:46:08 www.silentprayer.video 0.96
00:46:12 You can still do your little Muslim thing. 1.00
00:46:15 Go out there and hoop and holler to Allah. 0.96
00:46:19 And when you're done, be still and know God.
00:46:22 Because right now, he's with you.
00:46:24 That's why you see where I'm coming from.
00:46:26 And you're seeing it from within.
00:46:29 So how do you define the self?
00:46:31 If it's not what you do or what you provide or what you give, if it's not your job or it's not your accomplishments, then how do you define the self?
00:46:40 There is no self.
00:46:42 Everything you see about yourself is an illusion.
00:46:46 The real you will appear when the far you disappear.
00:46:49 You got to get rid of all this ego.
00:46:54 And the light of God will destroy the darkness, which is the ego.
00:46:58 I'm so out of time, man.
00:47:00 Do the silent prayer, www.silentprayer.com.
00:47:03 And we can talk some more.
00:47:06 Okay.
00:47:06 I'll check it out.
00:47:07 Go and face your mama, boy. 0.96
00:47:08 I need to think about this a little bit more, but I think you make some good points.
00:47:14 Right on.
00:47:15 It was amazing talking to you, man.
00:47:18 I really appreciate this conversation, Jesse.
00:47:19 You're welcome.
00:47:20 We'll talk again, all right?
00:47:21 All right.
00:47:22 Thank you.
00:47:22 Okay.
00:47:23 I am so out of time, folks.
00:47:25 Mike from Los Angeles.
00:47:27 Jan from First Time Callout, Ohio.
00:47:30 Alex, First Time Callout in New York.