SNEAKO - Ryan Dawson Exposes The Morbid Secrets Of Epstein

00:00:00 yeah thanks for coming on my podcast that's not a podcast it's always fun yeah kanpai

00:00:05 kanpai yanpai yanpai exactly for context we went to a cat bar and that's what they

00:00:12 that's how they cheers yeah but it's it's great to be in japan we got this great house

00:00:18 uh well this is b&b it's not your house the nice time behind i haven't got to see your home yet

00:00:23 but you're moving to korea soon it's got boxes and stuff all over the place it's not the best

00:00:27 time to visit you can see it if you want though but when did you move to japan again 2005 and

00:00:34 when were you wiped off of everything right before we started recording you said you were

00:00:37 banned on instagram too and it's like you didn't even yeah i was wiped off of stuff before a lot

00:00:43 of these things existed so i got banned on google video america online do you know what aol is

00:00:50 that's yeah it's like early internet it was the internet i got banned off of that i got kicked

00:00:56 off with youtube for the first time 2008 and i don't know if instagram existed back then i don't

00:01:05 know no it's like 2012 yeah so was that youtube pre google days or is it was that regular youtube

00:01:13 you got banned on it was as soon as they sold it to google i made it like a year and a half

00:01:18 and got banned as soon as i was noticeable i got banned and then i got banned on youtube many times

00:01:26 and facebook and i got vimeo kicked me off and took six thousand dollars from me that i'd made

00:01:33 in sales they wouldn't give them to me then kicked off uh paypal all the payment processors

00:01:42 you brought a map here specifically

00:01:45 and I think there's a

00:01:46 reason I want this podcast you could probably talk

00:01:49 about those reasons to why

00:01:50 you got wiped and why certain

00:01:53 people always get wiped

00:01:54 I'm not the only one getting wiped I was one of the first

00:01:57 people to get mass wiped but

00:01:59 if you're accurate

00:02:01 we always say you get flack when you're over

00:02:03 the target

00:02:03 they did not like my September 11th

00:02:07 work but there's lots of September 11th

00:02:09 stuff on YouTube

00:02:10 And I've seen it all. 0.99

00:02:11 Yeah, but it's all crap. 0.99

00:02:13 It's like goofy stuff. 0.99

00:02:15 Airplane denial and whatever.

00:02:18 And same with Facebook, Twitter.

00:02:20 I do have my Twitter back since Elon.

00:02:23 I got it back on my kid's birthday.

00:02:26 Oh, that's good.

00:02:26 Yeah, until January.

00:02:28 Can you bring over that map?

00:02:30 So last time we talked about 9-11

00:02:32 and basically explained who was behind it,

00:02:35 what really went down.

00:02:38 But here, I've wanted to see this for a long time.

00:02:40 But all the times that we've collabed remote, you show that you can turn it.

00:02:45 This one's beat up.

00:02:46 So this is the Epstein map.

00:02:48 And there's one that always goes around.

00:02:49 It's kind of similar to 9-11 because you'll see, like, the list of all these celebrities who supposedly went on Epstein's island.

00:02:55 Oh, yeah.

00:02:55 And it's not solid style.

00:02:56 It's just like the 9-11 conspiracies.

00:02:59 There's two that are going around.

00:03:00 One's just QAnon nonsense.

00:03:02 and another one what they did is they took lynn maxwell's black book with all the addresses and

00:03:10 names and they just copied it over into a list and said this is the client list but that's not

00:03:15 the list no so is this the client list that is the no that's not even the whole thing that's

00:03:21 just the worst ones okay these are i could have brought you that if you asked i got it all in a

00:03:25 notebook how many how many people are on that list 167 and how did how did you find out about

00:03:31 all this i met an epstein victim um in the early 2000s but it was such a

00:03:38 weird story that i had a hard time leaving her i thought okay i'll dig into this i knew about

00:03:46 les wexner already i knew about the steinhardt family i knew what the mega group was because

00:03:52 i'm always studying zionist and so i thought well it's plausible they could have blackmailing 0.92

00:03:58 because i always tell people you don't blackmail the poor you bribe the poor you blackmail the rich

00:04:08 can't bribe the rich too expensive but they got everything to lose so blackmail goes a long way

00:04:14 pretty hard to blackmail a street thug but you're nothing to lose yeah you give money

00:04:19 they'll do whatever you want so you blackmail them you compromise them on camera with

00:04:23 they film everything and we went over this i don't we don't need to talk about it again but

00:04:27 you've actually what is crazy that you've seen all this stuff like you watch and you

00:04:31 i've seen enough of it yeah horrifying where are you getting all the research about um about 9-11

00:04:39 and all your geopolitical knowledge and all that how where are you finding all this information

00:04:43 because i don't even think i can call you a conspiracy theorist it's just everything you

00:04:47 say from what i can understand just is all you you're able to usually when people debate me to

00:04:53 like source source i'm like i don't know i heard just call me up the uh well the thing is everything

00:04:58 you say is the word conspiracy has a bad name because of the weirdos that say elvis is still

00:05:03 alive and the world is flat or whatever but like iran contra was a conspiracy people got convicted

00:05:09 of conspiracy that is an official charge in the law you can conspire the mafia gets charged with

00:05:16 conspiracy is white collar crimes you get charged with conspiracy conspiracies happen the thing is

00:05:22 They try and conflate that with the most ridiculous conspiracies they can find.

00:05:29 So that's why the word is a bad term.

00:05:33 That's why I don't call myself a 9-11 truther.

00:05:36 I made a group called 9-11 Truth for grown-ups

00:05:38 because some of the stuff that's out there is just so nonsensical.

00:05:42 And there's a lot of BS about Epstein, too, like the fake kind list.

00:05:47 And there's also the story that he's still alive and fled Israel

00:05:52 and tunnels under his different properties.

00:05:57 Who do you think killed him?

00:05:59 Oh, so here's a clue as to who would kill him.

00:06:02 Who controls the prison system in New York of those people on that map?

00:06:06 Who is that?

00:06:07 Hillary?

00:06:08 The Clintons.

00:06:09 Yeah. 0.84

00:06:10 So on this list, there's a lot of crazy names.

00:06:14 There's the ADL.

00:06:16 There's Hollywood.

00:06:17 Mossad is connected to it.

00:06:20 I ran Contra Cleanup.

00:06:22 and yeah some of the people that were involved in that in the 80s are older people now but they

00:06:28 were tied to his financial backbone i feel like i shouldn't even be able to see this list i shouldn't

00:06:32 be able like this this seems wrong looking at it did you did you take a look yeah oh we got uh

00:06:37 pressing behind the counter by the way there's over a dozen billionaires on that map a dozen

00:06:42 billionaires and that should make you kind of shake like whoa that's a lot of power because

00:06:47 that's the donor class that's what really runs society when people talk about illuminati and

00:06:51 all this stuff i'm like it's way more simple than that federal reserve rich business bank

00:06:57 yeah the federal reserve of new york helped him with a scandal that he was he made this company

00:07:04 called liquid funding and burst earns ireland to move money around toxic assets in the caribbean

00:07:09 and yeah a lot of uh that and that that scandal yeah it's i'm seeing a lot of that on on this

00:07:18 list too a lot of a lot of bankers um and financial institutions you can see like the

00:07:25 both the dubens are billionaires there's the dubens um jess staley used to visit epstein

00:07:33 properties when he wasn't even there he could just pull up with his yacht to pedophile island

00:07:38 and have at it he'd go visit them in palm beach he was there with so were microsoft employees

00:07:45 Nathan Merbold was there

00:07:47 Bill Gates right hand man 0.99

00:07:49 They raped a lot of kids 0.99

00:07:50 Staley, I got his emails 0.99

00:07:53 This is very recent

00:07:54 There's a lawsuit

00:07:57 Against J.P. Morgan for

00:07:59 Being a conduit

00:08:01 To pay off a lot of the girls to shut up 1.00

00:08:03 So you can see all these

00:08:05 $20,000 transactions

00:08:07 It's millions of dollars

00:08:09 When you add it up

00:08:10 He would help facilitate that

00:08:12 Because of this lawsuit

00:08:14 we have some of the emails between

00:08:16 Staley and Epstein.

00:08:18 A lot of it's redacted,

00:08:20 but enough of it isn't.

00:08:23 They used to refer to the girls,

00:08:25 they would nickname them

00:08:26 after Disney princesses.

00:08:29 And so he'd be like,

00:08:30 how'd you like Snow White? What would you like next?

00:08:32 And he's like, oh, Beauty and the Beast.

00:08:33 He goes, well, one half of that can be provided. 0.97

00:08:38 Disgusting. 0.86

00:08:39 What made you start 0.97

00:08:40 looking into all this in the first place?

00:08:42 i think a lot of people and everybody watching um they like the collabs that we've done because

00:08:48 i talk a lot about these i but i don't know the sources and i think a lot of people now

00:08:52 are starting to wake up i don't know if you can agree like that i thought more people were going

00:08:56 to wake up um sooner but it seems like post-covid there's a lot more people i agree with that i

00:09:02 think covid got a lot of people that used to just poo poo on conspiracy to sort of say wait a second

00:09:08 You absolutely can lie to everybody.

00:09:11 You absolutely do have conformity in the media.

00:09:14 You can see it today.

00:09:15 I don't know if you heard about this shooting in America today in Nashville.

00:09:18 Yeah.

00:09:19 There is some guy.

00:09:20 Trans person.

00:09:21 Yeah.

00:09:22 I was going to say guy.

00:09:23 That pretends to be a woman that shot three children. 1.00

00:09:26 Did you misgender? 0.86

00:09:28 You just misgendered a serial killer.

00:09:29 It's a man that pretends to be a woman. 0.77

00:09:32 That's accurate.

00:09:34 But on NBC, CNN, et cetera, it just says,

00:09:38 the shooter a shooter or it said uh or his name audrey hale or whatever shot these many people

00:09:47 a student of the christian school wouldn't say he or she through the whole thing wouldn't gender 0.99

00:09:52 the guy and then it's like that's what's important to you this motherfucker just shot just six people 0.99

00:09:58 and you're worried about the the blow black on the trans community and i think well if you didn't 0.99

00:10:04 have collectivist thinking the way the left

00:10:07 does you would just say

00:10:08 that person shot people you can't

00:10:10 blame it on a category

00:10:11 that category though 1.00

00:10:15 is a bunch of mentally ill people so 1.00

00:10:16 I think that's an exception there might 0.99

00:10:18 be a relation there. Do you think that transgenderism

00:10:21 is a mental illness? 1.00

00:10:22 Well you can't take a whole bunch of hormone pills

00:10:24 and stay sane

00:10:26 it's not like you're not supposed

00:10:29 to have that much estrogen or testosterone

00:10:31 depending on what direction you're going right

00:10:32 so your body might not

00:10:34 for it properly what do you what did you notice about this list that people don't

00:10:41 what is this what does this mean like you you have all the people all the clients

00:10:45 um what what do you what should the average person do with this information

00:10:51 well the guy that put pressure on now is jess staley so a lot of these people have been arrested

00:10:58 since they made this map he got jailed and is dead he's dead she's in jail he's dead

00:11:05 he's in hot water uh he had to resign he had to step down from his position and start selling

00:11:14 off assets so there is pressure put on these people um he's dead let's see like most of

00:11:22 you notice don't go to jail stay to jail they just die suddenly they have a they get vaccinated

00:11:27 yeah they can have a coincidence and then they disappear but having this in the light like

00:11:33 no one knew who glenn dubin was now they do like the research people do he can't show his face

00:11:40 anywhere and so if we can't jail them we can at least shame them and be detrimental like no one

00:11:47 should ever buy victoria's secret boycott every les wexner product we know that's the CEO of

00:11:54 Victoria's Secret? He's the owner of all of LL

00:11:56 brands, the whole thing, which includes

00:11:58 Victoria's Secret. Why was I not

00:12:00 known more?

00:12:02 Well, now they know, because I'm on your

00:12:04 show saying it.

00:12:07 But, like, don't buy Victoria's Secret.

00:12:08 There's a lot of equivalent lingerie or whatever.

00:12:12 And so

00:12:12 whatever they're doing, if they have

00:12:14 products that you can boycott, and you see 1.00

00:12:16 the asshole's face on here, don't buy from them. 0.99

00:12:19 Who else is on here that I might not know? 1.00

00:12:21 I see Bill Gates.

00:12:23 Bill Gates has been proven at all.

00:12:24 he had 73 dinners or something without seeing he stayed late in the night with uh the dubin's

00:12:29 daughter who was 16 at the time i i'd saw where the mail was and what year it was she would have

00:12:34 been 16. he says uh i ended up staying late in the night with a very attractive woman and her

00:12:41 daughter bill gates used to keep two cars uh at work so his wife wouldn't know where he was going 1.00

00:12:47 and we'd just get in another car and leave but it looked like his car was still there

00:12:51 all the employees would say it's pretty funny that um i saw this this graphic on twitter it's

00:12:57 like uh the average man's wife is a normal looking woman and then you start making half a million to 1.00

00:13:03 a million dollars and then she has like big tits and she's kind of like a lot of attitude then you 1.00

00:13:08 get to multi-millionaire she's beautiful and then you get to multi-billionaire and she looks like a 0.99

00:13:13 frog you know it just goes why because multi-billionaires marry financial partners and just

00:13:18 have the women they're interested in as not their wife who else who else is on here well the clintons

00:13:28 everyone knows the clintons yeah andrew prince the prince um why why do you think that's not

00:13:33 enough to completely destroy you said the doom is a shame but how come the clintons like nothing

00:13:37 seems to matter to them right they've had people killed i mean they've hillary clinton was in the

00:13:44 state department when we invaded libya and made slavery great again she should not be able to 1.00

00:13:48 show her face but that doesn't matter to people like all the money these people stole doesn't

00:13:53 seem to register the only thing they care about there's only two things the public cares about 0.99

00:13:57 racism or raping kids like well if you're a pedophile all right that's bad if you're racist 0.99

00:14:03 that's bad but stealing billions of dollars starving people starting wars you're ripping 0.99

00:14:08 people off that doesn't seem to matter to the public very much why and they're involved in

00:14:16 human trafficking um especially this lower side virtuous has defended several serial rapists i

00:14:23 see roman polanski the famous director yeah he raped a 13 year old boy is that known yeah was

00:14:29 he convicted for that he fled to france france accepts they did an extra item and his lawyer

00:14:37 was a got an award from the adl so did barry kirscher barry kirscher was epstein's lawyer

00:14:41 that got him the sweetheart deal

00:14:43 Epstein got in trouble

00:14:45 in 2008

00:14:46 and he was supposed to

00:14:49 go to jail

00:14:50 and he did

00:14:51 but only sort of

00:14:53 because

00:14:53 seven days

00:14:55 a week

00:14:56 six of seven days a week

00:14:58 he'd be on work leave

00:14:59 so he'd just basically

00:15:00 sleep in jail on Sunday

00:15:02 all day

00:15:03 how'd he get work leave?

00:15:05 because of Barry Kircher

00:15:06 because he was a front man

00:15:09 for the Israeli Mossad

00:15:10 and they basically stepped in and were like,

00:15:13 no, the Americans said that,

00:15:14 well, we have to do a little bit, right?

00:15:16 So he's in prison.

00:15:18 The thing is, most people did not know

00:15:20 that he had a sweetheart deal in that arrangement

00:15:23 until 2019 when he got arrested for the second time.

00:15:26 Then that started coming out

00:15:27 because Acosta, who worked for Trump,

00:15:32 said, I was told to back off that he's intelligence.

00:15:36 Well, it wasn't the CIA spying on itself.

00:15:39 it's the Mossad

00:15:41 and it was very clear

00:15:42 which intelligence agency he was working for

00:15:45 look at all those names

00:15:46 what do they have in common

00:15:47 plus his madam

00:15:50 Maxwell's father

00:15:53 worked for Israeli intelligence

00:15:54 he helped put Mordecai Menounu

00:15:57 in prison who was the whistleblower

00:15:59 on Israel's

00:16:00 illegal nuclear weapons program

00:16:02 which you've seen in NUMEC

00:16:04 yeah

00:16:05 who's uh

00:16:09 steve hoffenberg steve hoffenberg worked at tower financial with every epstein

00:16:15 and they had a several different ponzi schemes together and hoffenberg went to jail

00:16:21 epstein didn't and hoffenberg got out and really threw epstein under the bus but he died last year

00:16:28 um coincidentally no he was i mean i think that was his natural death he was older but

00:16:34 But, I mean, I don't know.

00:16:36 He was running his mouth.

00:16:38 And Kevin Spacey, it's confirmed that he was there?

00:16:42 Kevin Spacey, yeah, he'd fly with him on trips to Africa and things.

00:16:46 But Kevin Spacey, separate from Epstein, has already been kitty-fiddling.

00:16:50 Yeah, so he gets to be there anyway.

00:16:53 Separate from there.

00:16:54 I kept seeing pictures of Trump.

00:16:57 Apparently he was, is he not included?

00:17:00 They actually hate each other.

00:17:02 so there are there's like always this video look trump's talking to epstein at this party

00:17:07 right yeah he didn't know all his backstory at that point but so trump owns mar-a-largo right

00:17:15 now there was a property adjacent to his property that he wanted to buy and so and wexner also

00:17:21 wanted to buy it like through epstein right and trump's uh i think it was the hyatt hotels he had

00:17:28 stocks in or something and then his show the apprentice really took off he got money

00:17:33 unexpectedly and outbid wexner and got the property which trump really wanted because

00:17:39 he could just extend his mar-a-lago property right and they were livid over that and uh also trump's

00:17:46 son-in-law you know who's also a piece of but he's in the kushner family's charles

00:17:53 kirschner's son jared married trump's daughter the kushner family is in real estate epstein's

00:17:59 brother is it in yeah billionaires is also in real estate and so there you've got family

00:18:06 competition in new york and you had and you had a competition down in florida uh so they're always

00:18:12 butting heads and trump is very much net in yahoo team epstein had uh ehud barak on his that's the

00:18:19 former prime minister of israel different party though so it's like left versus right wing zionist

00:18:23 um although there really aren't any right wings left versus further left i would say but yeah

00:18:30 they're so they're always butting heads uh trump had it he's a gangster used to work with baba

00:18:35 booty the gambino family jay vesey family all the classic crime families in new york you kind of

00:18:41 have to if you're doing real estate it was funny though when nick and yay had dinner with him

00:18:45 they said that uh trump was very mob like like mafia like and he gets he had this reputation for

00:18:50 a while i think he's kind of like shed that off of being like this trust fund baby rich kid yeah

00:18:54 he got like some money from his dad but i think that world in new york kind of makes you have to

00:18:59 you deal with these people on a regular basis everyone like does real business in new york

00:19:03 knows how it is you gotta grease in palms like they said that trump got up like they're all

00:19:07 sitting like this and then trump like gets up like that slams his arms on the table and it's

00:19:11 Like, he's really, like, a huge, apparently, like, really imposing figure.

00:19:14 He's like, yeah, he's four.

00:19:15 You can't run.

00:19:16 You're never going to win.

00:19:18 I remember when he was in WWE.

00:19:22 See, Trump financed WrestleMania four and five.

00:19:24 But he also had him at Atlantic City, which he owns.

00:19:28 So Vince McMahon's WrestleMania is like, we're going to bring this to Atlantic City.

00:19:31 He had it two years in a row there.

00:19:34 You can see him in the front row with Randy Savage and Hulk Hogan, I think was the final match.

00:19:38 and Trump's there

00:19:40 and next to Trump is a prominent 0.88

00:19:42 mobster. Trump also worked

00:19:44 with Tony Solano to build

00:19:46 Trump Tower.

00:19:48 You might know Solano, that's what the

00:19:50 Soprano, Tony Soprano, that's Tony

00:19:52 Solano. It's based off his life.

00:19:56 What do you think

00:19:56 is going to... They still own stuff

00:19:58 in Woodward and stuff too up there.

00:20:01 Do you think that

00:20:02 the mass public is ever going to have an awakening

00:20:04 about stuff like this? Like watching

00:20:06 all your work, 9-11

00:20:08 and I was

00:20:09 finished NUMAC

00:20:10 you

00:20:12 instead of just

00:20:13 making it seem

00:20:14 like wacky

00:20:15 conspiracies

00:20:15 your work

00:20:16 and I recommend

00:20:16 everybody

00:20:17 watching this

00:20:18 so go on

00:20:19 ANCReport.com

00:20:20 and also your Rumble

00:20:21 just watch your

00:20:22 documentaries

00:20:23 like anybody

00:20:23 who doubts

00:20:24 that there's a reason

00:20:25 like people don't

00:20:26 debate you

00:20:27 you watch

00:20:27 Trump's Zionist

00:20:28 Ball and Chain

00:20:29 where they call it

00:20:30 God's Not a Real Estate

00:20:31 Agent

00:20:31 it goes over

00:20:32 the Kushner

00:20:33 syndicate

00:20:33 because Charles

00:20:34 Kushner would

00:20:35 sexually blackmail 0.96

00:20:35 people too 0.90

00:20:37 get him on camera

00:20:37 can I tell you a funny story

00:20:40 one of the lowest things he did

00:20:42 he was doing all this

00:20:43 illegal campaign financing for

00:20:46 Governor McGreevy in New Jersey

00:20:48 the governor of New Jersey

00:20:49 is key to get because they decide

00:20:52 who becomes the president of the Port Authority

00:20:54 which runs all these properties

00:20:55 like the World Trade Center

00:20:57 and

00:20:58 he made false businesses out

00:21:01 in his brother and sister's names

00:21:03 Murray and Miriam I believe

00:21:04 and they wanted in on it

00:21:07 They weren't mad that he did it.

00:21:08 They just wanted it on it.

00:21:10 So they had this internal family fight.

00:21:13 So he blackmailed his sister's husband,

00:21:16 so his own brother-in-law.

00:21:17 He paid like $30,000 for some high-end escort 1.00

00:21:22 to take him to a two-star motel called the Red Bull Inn.

00:21:27 That was before Red Bull existed.

00:21:29 And filmed it, showed his sister.

00:21:33 She didn't care.

00:21:34 She's like, whatever, I know how this operates too.

00:21:37 and prosecuted him anyway he ended up going to jail down alabama while he was in jail he recruited

00:21:43 two other high-level white-collar criminals to work for him when they all got out of jail

00:21:49 and like why didn't that come up during the trump campaign all this says because hillary

00:21:55 they're just as guilty like if you go there we're going there it's mutual destruction right 0.99

00:22:00 then they would like argue about did you say mexicans are rapists dumb stuff right like 1.00

00:22:05 like he's working with the mob and he's married into a family of a felon that went to jail for a 0.99

00:22:13 number of years and you know they try to do a corporate takeover the port authority the port

00:22:19 authority is who ended up selling that property to larry silversine and kushner buys up all this

00:22:27 property across the hudson river of you know you know office space just in case something physically

00:22:34 happened the towers where they were i think an american express put their office there and then

00:22:42 all these people jumped in oh wow how lucky for you to think of that right they're nasty that's

00:22:48 a film it's free trump science ball and chain wasn't youtube for like a month yeah and what

00:22:54 was the noticing yeah i thought well they hate trump so i can do that right well you can't yeah

00:22:59 can't talk about certain things yeah exactly what was the reason they took it down they don't give

00:23:06 you a reason they took a whole channel down so all of it yeah for strikes it just got terminated

00:23:11 there's no strikes they just take you out but the trump's on his ball chain what year was that

00:23:14 uploaded 2017. i mean you didn't get an email like that gave you a reason why no no no they just did

00:23:21 that to david cole he's a revisionist and a revisionist to not like a denier just heteroxy

00:23:27 on a certain thing in world war ii and uh 15 years he's on there and they did the same thing

00:23:33 they did to me this gone no strike no warning they just erase you they did that to one of

00:23:40 ron paul's channels they just said like fear community violations not no example just gone

00:23:48 right before when i got deleted on youtube like the second time they just gave me three strikes

00:23:54 in one day they're like this and this and the videos are spread out like nine months apart

00:23:59 from each other i remember one of them the title of the video is called palestinians are people too

00:24:06 and i think it was the story about uh timeimi slapping the israeli soldier for breaking her

00:24:12 cousin's arm and just yeah there's nothing wrong with the video but they're like can't criticize

00:24:18 god's chosen people like not criticizing them for being people and criticizing for what they

00:24:24 did it's a behavior you can't do that when do you think or do you think it's possible that the mass

00:24:30 public has an awakening for something like this i don't think it'll be like that where everyone just

00:24:36 i think it's we're chipping away at it because what's happening is i'm seeing with covid and 0.78

00:24:41 also with the ukraine conflict people everyone knows the ukraine war is bullshit at this point

00:24:46 i hope so but actually definitely more people are like doubting and skeptical of ukraine than they

00:24:54 were of libya or syria or iraq or definitely more than the first iraq that's true each time they lie 0.53

00:25:00 they lose some people lose credibility but i was just in new york city and the amount of you have

00:25:03 ukraine flags hanging over the street like more than american flags just hang on the same street

00:25:08 you see pride flag ukraine flag black lives matter i saw that in hawaii of the pride flag

00:25:13 ukraine flag and a little hawaiian flag so i there's a lot of people that are still brainwashed

00:25:19 about it but what what is your your but i think that all the flags is aiming at the lemming effect

00:25:25 so the lemming effect is like when people want to think how they think other people think

00:25:31 like they want to be part of the group right so if you make it appear oh everyone likes ukraine

00:25:36 look at all the flags then someone's like well i better shut up about russia whatever you know 0.85

00:25:41 privately they're like i don't agree with that they don't want to be the outsiders so but the

00:25:46 whole thing can be fake all you have to do is have the perception like no one actually thinks

00:25:50 like that but if you put it all on tv then everyone watching thinks that everyone else thinks that

00:25:56 but they don't and a lot of people wearing masks like i don't want to wear a mask but everyone else

00:26:01 does and the person across from is looking at you going i don't want to wear a mask but i bet he does

00:26:06 but nobody and if somebody just went i don't really want to wear this and a lot of people

00:26:10 like yeah i don't either like no one wants to be the first but it's kind of like you know being

00:26:15 somewhere you don't want to be and someone's like you know what i want to bounce and everyone's like

00:26:18 i was hoping somebody's like that i always get a lot of dirty looks in new york when i wasn't

00:26:23 wearing my mask if i had it like on my chin or something like that you get people like looking

00:26:26 at you like they get mad that you're not complying like they are yeah they're mad that you're not 0.99

00:26:31 obedient it's an obedience test it was a physical obedience test but it's as dumb as like the 0.97

00:26:37 shortage of toilet paper everyone started hoarding toilet paper so like the fear made something that 0.96

00:26:43 shouldn't have mattered to become real because look if you can get like 30 people to run to the

00:26:48 store and buy it all now there is a shortage but it's not because the supply problems it's 0.92

00:26:53 because some idiot thought there's supply problems went and bought it all and then everybody it's 0.96

00:26:59 all about perception like they carl roe used to talk about message force multipliers the media 0.99

00:27:05 uses the lemming effect to control the public to make you think everyone thinks some way so that

00:27:11 you'll follow there's a lot of people like the what scares them the most is not being part of

00:27:17 the group i think as long as they're following whatever the group does just you know go along

00:27:23 to get along they don't want to rock the boat they don't want the controversy fine i'll wear

00:27:27 a mask because everyone else is wearing a mask even though i don't it's uncomfortable and blah

00:27:31 blah blah and that's how they are like oh you like ukraine you're like yeah putin's bad whatever

00:27:36 But they really don't know about it.

00:27:40 A lot of people, if they're honest with themselves,

00:27:41 they're like, you know what?

00:27:42 I don't really know anything about Ukraine and Russia

00:27:44 and what the problem is.

00:27:46 That's what they should say.

00:27:46 They should go, I know what the television said,

00:27:49 but what would Russia say?

00:27:50 What's the other side?

00:27:51 What's the other argument?

00:27:52 Let's hear it.

00:27:53 Well, there was a coup in Maidan, 2014.

00:27:57 Our State Department officials are bragging about it.

00:27:59 But I do see a definite decline

00:28:04 on just the trust in the press.

00:28:06 because they lie all the time and the covid thing is what did it the most because they everyone

00:28:13 remembers they said you have to wear a mask now you don't right they said oh vaccine will prevent

00:28:19 you from getting it no it doesn't we'll stop you from spreading it no it doesn't everything they

00:28:23 said about it wasn't true and so weeks to stop the spread two weeks yeah two weeks to shorten

00:28:29 flatten the curve or whatever it's all bullshit and they're like hey if you can lie about uh 0.96

00:28:36 medical information what about foreign policy i would tell everyone yeah that's 10 times worse 0.99

00:28:42 because you know with the medical information is a definite way to find out over time you can't

00:28:48 maintain that lie but so long because people are going to go get vaccinated and they're still going

00:28:53 to get covid so they're going to know hey how come that didn't work right they didn't care they just

00:28:58 wanted to sell them and then later when you're like hey that wasn't true they're like got your

00:29:02 money who cares right and that's how it is with the war they blow up a rock or wherever

00:29:08 lockheed got his paycheck raytheon got a paycheck and oh there weren't any wmds

00:29:14 oops too late got your money already now what and you think well why wasn't there a giant sea

00:29:21 change in the government but to what the other party that also wanted to go to war with her 0.55

00:29:26 You know, there was only a very small faction that spoke against it.

00:29:31 And that's because the entire media lies for a certain foreign state's interest.

00:29:40 One thing that I realized is how they use the woke mind virus.

00:29:47 And everything that we've been talking about, you can kind of attribute to that one way of thinking.

00:29:52 how how it was i thought that it was just like a political ideology but it's literally just

00:29:57 created to keep people complying for example like blackrock i saw that they have a um

00:30:04 they have a chart to see how many woke points a company has before investing yeah

00:30:10 and it's just based on like how woke are you larry fink wants you to be of his ideology and

00:30:17 it's not even about it's not about that was a big wake-up call like it's not about black lives

00:30:22 matter it's not about accepting and loving all people it's about control it's about pushing this

00:30:26 one thing um to keep black lives matter why do they have predatory lending operations all through 0.90

00:30:32 africa because it doesn't matter yeah they have so that's like the reason why like when you walk 1.00

00:30:37 into a target and then during pride month and then everything is covered in rainbows it has

00:30:42 nothing to do with pride month that's funny that you're like during private i'm like what the hell 0.99

00:30:46 this is this is our pride month this is life here what the fuck is that 0.90

00:30:51 pride month it's it's really interesting like um i want to thank you again for showing us around 0.83

00:30:56 japan so much especially osaka um how this place seems like the america that nick flint says wants

00:31:05 it's like that it's it's it's too bad because he would love it here but it's all asians and he's 1.00

00:31:10 he's like he wants to be all right he needs to get over that man i was like look y'all are the 0.71

00:31:14 cuck into propaganda the japanese don't do that right we talked before about how you could fight 0.51

00:31:21 the battle just on the internet and like speaking the truth but it's not a genetics thing though i

00:31:26 mean i explained it this way one time it's um okay so who the most demonized like if you had

00:31:34 to pick an example of an evil person what's the first name that comes into your head for most

00:31:40 people uh white men or like a particular person now hitler right yeah yeah like and why is it

00:31:48 because of his wars or is it because he's racist right because a lot of people killed more people

00:31:54 than hitler a lot a lot even during hitler's time even some of the people he's fighting

00:31:59 it's the racism part that they gravitate to because it's close enough for them to understand

00:32:06 you can't understand genocide

00:32:08 like unless you have a strong imagination

00:32:10 what's severely lacking

00:32:12 in the west

00:32:14 is not

00:32:15 intellect and

00:32:18 academia

00:32:20 it's empathy and imagination

00:32:22 because you can't really

00:32:24 have empathy without a strong

00:32:26 imagination and I don't mean creativity

00:32:28 like purple dragons though I mean imagine

00:32:30 like what if I was

00:32:32 that person and in their shoes

00:32:34 that they don't take that exercise at all and if you did there would be a lot more empathy would

00:32:41 be built up Japanese education is very different they they build that up they make you read the 1.00

00:32:49 atmosphere be considerate how do you think other people think like put yourself in someone else's

00:32:55 point of view and see the whole situation we rarely do that in the way just focus on like

00:33:01 math science things like subjects academia but not developing character development that's what's

00:33:07 making it fall apart so when you think of like oh the epitome of evil is hitler okay well the

00:33:14 japanese did horrible things too it's like the germans i mean they medical tested live action 1.00

00:33:20 on chinese people nanking massacre all that but they're not seen as the epitome of evil

00:33:27 the way the Germans are 1.00

00:33:29 and the reason is

00:33:31 Koreans don't own the media 1.00

00:33:33 if the Koreans 0.86

00:33:35 own the media 0.99

00:33:36 the Japanese would be the worst in the world 1.00

00:33:39 and Germany, they've kind of 0.97

00:33:41 forgiven Japan, I think you should forgive 1.00

00:33:43 people, because the people of the day had nothing to do with

00:33:45 World War II, but like, Japan 0.99

00:33:47 they got nuked, da da da da, Germany got 0.95

00:33:49 firebombed, mass raped, they got 0.97

00:33:51 punished, they lost land, they were cut in half

00:33:53 until the 80s, you had East Germany, West Germany

00:33:55 it's bad

00:33:57 but they're not forgiven still it's still who's the next hitler you're hitler oh they can have

00:34:03 no ounce of nationalism at all without being accused of being a nazi and

00:34:07 and japan doesn't get accused of that even though they're they don't really like immigration

00:34:13 right they're closer to it than germany they really are like they want a society where

00:34:18 everybody kind of looks the same everybody's orderly there's only one political party here

00:34:22 pretty much i asked you about that yeah everybody votes for the conservative party pretty much just

00:34:27 it has that rule um that would be called white nationalism or racism in the west and seeing how

00:34:33 everybody dresses here everybody's extremely polite um everybody like they bow every single

00:34:39 person there is no degeneracy here well their nationalism isn't racial it's just national

00:34:45 because they hate chinese did it asians don't think of themselves as asian they think of themselves 0.93

00:34:51 as korean as japanese as chinese or well in asia in america you kind of get lumped american asians

00:34:57 might just say hey i'm asian but that's all that they're they're outnumbered by billions so whatever

00:35:02 like that's just a small fraction but they don't think they think their sense of nationalism is a

00:35:09 is more philosophical based than it is genetics right and it's too bad that people don't really

00:35:17 understand that or there was that one video today i don't i don't think it was money but there was

00:35:21 someone spilled their backpack in the middle of japan and then everybody else just helps you

00:35:25 pick it up i was pick it up like i didn't there's not there's barely any crime here

00:35:29 um and also like it's the lowest in the industrialized world there's no like we walk

00:35:35 in the park there's no weed smell nobody's blasting music on the train everybody's the

00:35:39 only they sleep on the train they sleep on that you could pass out on the train the the one instance

00:35:43 where something where i noticed some uh annoying thing on the train yeah was a westerner it was

00:35:49 some spanish girl she saw i was sitting next to this girl was like asleep and she had like 1.00

00:35:55 nice fingernails or whatever and she's just talking out loud talking to the phone being 1.00

00:35:58 loud everybody else all the japanese keep quiet they lower their voice even like when a kid plays

00:36:02 on a video game the dad like lowers the volume so it doesn't bother anybody but the spanish girl is

00:36:06 like i like her nails like she's just talking out loud and then like she's like excuse me excuse me

00:36:11 And you were like, she's asleep.

00:36:12 I tell her, I'm like, she's asleep.

00:36:14 And this is when I woke up to Western ideology because in her head, when I told her she's

00:36:20 asleep, she didn't see it as like, let me be considerate of this person sleeping.

00:36:24 She thought, how do I get past this obstacle so that I can take my picture? 0.99

00:36:28 So she wakes her up and then to do this stupid picture of her fingernails. 1.00

00:36:32 And then says to her in English, I like your nails. 0.99

00:36:35 Can I take a picture of your nails?

00:36:36 Like the entitlement to go.

00:36:38 Why do?

00:36:39 imagine like

00:36:40 you've just woken up

00:36:41 and someone's

00:36:42 blasting at you

00:36:42 in some foreign language

00:36:43 and she scream talks 1.00

00:36:45 like Dora the Explorer

00:36:46 like

00:36:46 I can't help

00:36:47 and you're like

00:36:47 like just the level

00:36:49 of volume 1.00

00:36:50 like bitch turn it down 1.00

00:36:51 like 1.00

00:36:51 you're annoying me

00:36:52 so much

00:36:53 and I know y'all

00:36:53 have only been here

00:36:54 a short time

00:36:55 but you've seen

00:36:56 several incidences

00:36:57 and it's always

00:36:58 something

00:36:58 it's always a foreigner 1.00

00:36:59 right

00:36:59 and I just look

00:37:00 and you're like

00:37:01 that's

00:37:05 and I know

00:37:05 what Ryan's thinking

00:37:06 every time we walk around

00:37:07 go ahead and say it

00:37:08 go ahead and say it

00:37:09 We'll walk past some weebs or something like that. 0.99

00:37:11 Fat Americans getting anime stuff. 0.98

00:37:13 They're always loud. 0.99

00:37:14 I see your face. 0.99

00:37:16 You're now racist for the Japanese people. 1.00

00:37:19 I'm xenophobic for sure. 0.99

00:37:21 I'm a xenophobic foreigner. 0.95

00:37:22 The hypocrisy is real. 0.98

00:37:25 There are some foreigners that come, 0.89

00:37:27 assimilate, learn the language,

00:37:28 all the customs, respect everything.

00:37:30 That's fine, but both of them.

00:37:34 It's usually not that way.

00:37:36 That's the problem.

00:37:37 I don't know how I'm going to go

00:37:38 and be like

00:37:40 go back to the west

00:37:42 and engage in that culture anymore

00:37:44 I've just

00:37:44 I've really been realizing

00:37:45 on this trip

00:37:46 all this

00:37:46 I used to listen to

00:37:47 a lot of rap music

00:37:48 and hip hop music

00:37:49 and be kind of like

00:37:50 think that life was cool

00:37:52 and just

00:37:53 all of that

00:37:53 is all part of the psyop

00:37:55 it's all meant

00:37:55 to just keep you degenerate

00:37:57 and make you weak 0.81

00:37:58 and slow 0.99

00:37:59 and make you a slave 0.98

00:38:00 most of the mainstream hip hop

00:38:01 is just people

00:38:02 bragging about themselves

00:38:03 murder

00:38:04 I'm of this

00:38:05 I'm of that

00:38:05 I'm of this

00:38:06 I'm of that

00:38:06 I can do this

00:38:07 I'm the best of this

00:38:08 And it just attracts insecure people

00:38:11 because they can...

00:38:12 That ain't them either.

00:38:15 You knew the underbelly of

00:38:17 a lot of these top rappers and stuff.

00:38:20 You would not think they were cool.

00:38:23 You had to know what they had to do

00:38:25 to get where they are.

00:38:26 What did they have to do?

00:38:27 One rumble? 0.99

00:38:28 They had to suck it down 0.98

00:38:30 like Lindsey Graham at a day camp. 0.99

00:38:33 How do you know?

00:38:34 Well, that's something you should talk to my buddy about.

00:38:37 We met.

00:38:38 I don't know if he wants to be on here

00:38:40 we'll nickname him Pug

00:38:42 I think he would want to be on

00:38:44 well just not his name

00:38:45 what's the source of that

00:38:49 he's in that industry

00:38:50 he knows a lot of it

00:38:51 and there are people you know

00:38:52 like names you know

00:38:53 that have gobbled with a lollipop

00:38:56 I think yeah he knows too

00:38:59 he knows exactly

00:39:00 he's talking about people

00:39:01 getting black bearded and stuff

00:39:02 he's like I know what you did

00:39:03 he didn't do that

00:39:05 so he's free to speak

00:39:06 none of the rest of them can

00:39:08 a lot of actors too

00:39:10 like the casting couch is real

00:39:12 a lot of prominent people

00:39:14 one scene

00:39:15 had to

00:39:16 you know

00:39:18 what do you think

00:39:23 why is it that

00:39:25 when you

00:39:27 when you look down the rabbit hole of like who controls

00:39:29 everything who's behind the scenes

00:39:31 and all this stuff

00:39:31 you can yeah

00:39:33 what why it's it's this

00:39:37 this i don't want to say it but there's a clear pattern yeah and you're not supposed to ever

00:39:44 acknowledge it like you can acknowledge uh the italian mob or you can people say that there's

00:39:49 white supremacy in the police force might be but why you can't acknowledge this pattern what

00:39:56 do you think causes this pattern man i gotta get you to read the manifesto

00:40:03 I don't think that

00:40:05 liberalism is a political

00:40:07 ideology. I think it's a type of

00:40:09 psychology

00:40:10 of severe inferiority

00:40:13 complex. It's a lot

00:40:15 of people that they're always

00:40:17 like champion

00:40:19 on behalf of another.

00:40:21 It's sort of that, I call it, Thomas Sowell calls

00:40:23 it the paternalistic racism

00:40:25 where they feel like

00:40:27 oh, they have to defend 0.96

00:40:29 you can't talk about black on black crime

00:40:31 which is why it can never be resolved because we can never have a serious conversation about

00:40:35 well why is this group doing 60 percent of all violent crime they're afraid the answer is going

00:40:41 to be um some sort of biological determinism and that's not allowed i don't think that's what the

00:40:48 answer is but they do they think that that's what it'll be so they're like no no it's because of

00:40:53 white racism river and they just go in circles right and they want to um they feel like they

00:40:59 get capital by virtue signaling so it's like the oppression olympics and the more you can uh

00:41:06 advocate on behalf of another the better person you are and it's a way of relieving white guilt

00:41:12 like a way of getting that guilt off their shoulders they better be like well i'm an ally 0.71

00:41:17 you know or gay or pick a thing right so the thing is they themselves think of gays

00:41:23 and minorities as

00:41:25 lesser than now that they need to help

00:41:28 them. They're above them and they have to pull

00:41:30 them up, which is

00:41:31 a skewed perceptive

00:41:34 already, right? But that's how

00:41:36 they see it. The civil court impression?

00:41:38 Like a lot of feminists... It'll turn off 1.00

00:41:40 and just press the button. Yeah. A lot of feminists 1.00

00:41:42 really are scared

00:41:44 that we aren't equal.

00:41:46 And that's why they're so hell-bent to prove

00:41:48 I can do whatever a man can do.

00:41:50 Because deep down, they think the exact

00:41:52 opposite someone that's secure like think about this there's a good example i used before i don't

00:41:57 walk around have to tell you how many friends i have that are left-handed i have a left my left 0.97

00:42:02 handed friend blah blah blah right see how stupid that sounds like i don't have a problem with 0.98

00:42:06 left-handed people right of course not like why would you have to say that right but so when you 0.99

00:42:10 see a lot of leftists who are like well my black friend blah blah blah why do you have to tell me

00:42:15 their adjective you know because they're proud of it it because they're they're it's drilled in

00:42:21 their head how horrible racism is not because the system thinks racism is horrible the very specific 0.75

00:42:29 type but hitler did the jews hitler was a white racist and that's why he had the holocaust that 0.84

00:42:36 has to be the most evil thing and then any other thing around that it's like well that's just one 0.68

00:42:41 or two steps away from holocaust right if you do this then like i don't think even people who

00:42:46 actually are racist doesn't mean they want to murder everyone they just mean they think they're

00:42:51 better like you know some things you can notice like in general on a professional level blacks

00:42:59 are better at basketball than other people now you can believe that or not ends because america

00:43:07 certainly seems that way and in the olympics they did lose an all-white lithuanian team

00:43:12 they never know i think market force shape sports but you could look at the pattern

00:43:17 that isn't a pin you could have

00:43:19 and that's

00:43:21 acceptable though, they're like yeah well

00:43:23 and I think probably height is

00:43:25 genetic, that plays a part in certain

00:43:27 schools, but

00:43:28 it comes down to like political beliefs and stuff

00:43:31 like that, it's too complicated

00:43:33 the mind's too complicated to just dwindle down

00:43:35 to some macro category

00:43:37 we will see patterns

00:43:39 though, but it's because

00:43:41 usually it's like well yeah

00:43:43 all such and such vote this way probably

00:43:45 because that party offered him money

00:43:47 you know like that makes sense and you see it flip-flop it used to be all the mexicans voted

00:43:52 conservative because they identified with catholicism and said they were religious and

00:43:56 they vote conservative later it would switch to moving to the left over uh or lenient

00:44:02 immigration policies so it's whatever's in their own interest has nothing to do with the case though

00:44:07 but people will look at it and they're scared and so you get a lot of the woke leftists like

00:44:13 that's their issue like most left and right really don't understand tax policy foreign policy or

00:44:19 anything they had like one or two issues it's usually socials usually the right a lot of race

00:44:24 a lot of the right is on the right because they hate welfare they're like it's unfair that i got

00:44:29 a pain or that sort of thing and the left thinks there's social inequalities about race that's the

00:44:35 only issue they think about or women and so it's like i mean if i had a dollar for every time 0.98

00:44:42 someone said the wage gap bullshit 0.99

00:44:44 you know 0.99

00:44:45 it's something if you know if I had a dollar

00:44:48 for every gender I'd have

00:44:50 two dollars and a bunch of counterfeit money

00:44:52 but like that's all

00:44:56 there is to like are you worried about

00:44:58 this specific thing you know like

00:45:00 I think people ought to know more

00:45:02 about zoning laws and why

00:45:04 housing costs what it does and what supply

00:45:06 chains are and how money is created

00:45:08 and the whole federal reserve system

00:45:10 like why is it in your area that you have unaffordable housing that seems to be a big

00:45:15 issue to a lot of people is kids can't afford a house and there's a lot of reasons for that

00:45:21 they never let you get to the meanie politics that would really matter in your life

00:45:26 like that or your health care or something that affects you they want you just going on

00:45:31 aimlessly about

00:45:32 social issues

00:45:34 that are unprovable

00:45:37 and

00:45:38 can't really fix it the way they're going

00:45:41 at it I mean they're kicking a dead horse

00:45:43 Ted Kaczynski says

00:45:44 they get you wrapped up

00:45:47 obsessed

00:45:49 with solving the problems

00:45:51 of yesteryear

00:45:52 so like racism, sexism

00:45:55 like women have the right to vote 1.00

00:45:56 unfortunately

00:45:57 repeal the 19th and

00:46:00 we have racial equality i would say it's almost the other direction whereas like anti-whiteism

00:46:07 is okay it's by the system at least and nothing else like it's the worst thing in the world to

00:46:13 be racist in the united states there's not institutional racism to minorities in fact

00:46:17 it's quite the opposite you have affirmative action you have quotas you have equity hiring

00:46:22 now where you have an advantage over people and you're not even allowed to criticize that

00:46:26 and i'm like well that undermines people because if you get a job or you get into college people

00:46:31 don't know what you've got in there based on merit or you would have anyway or because you

00:46:37 belong to this category of that so it undermines the credibility so then even if you do get a

00:46:42 degree or whatever people are like yeah but that's not real that's because you're this

00:46:47 just get rid of all that they don't want to what do you recommend people to do once they start

00:46:53 waking up a lot of people watching this probably around my age and I think a lot

00:46:59 of my audience like agrees about that the West is falling I think if you

00:47:02 analyze what's going on there's no way to invest all your time there right

00:47:08 rest is behind the camera you wanted like you want to happen first time I

00:47:13 met him a couple weeks ago in Dubai and you're from Mississippi from the

00:47:21 southern that's right and fellow southerner and he lives in bangkok now just uh seeing japan with

00:47:27 me and showing ryan's showing us around now he's japan pill and so there's a lot of these people

00:47:31 they call him passport bros it's a gold pill all right the women are better um outside of the west 1.00

00:47:37 women are much better like going to the maid cafe the first day was like a big is that something 1.00

00:47:42 because people think the resistance to the western toxicity is like well islam will fight it off and

00:47:47 I'm like, yeah, maybe, but look at here.

00:47:50 There aren't any Muslims, there aren't barely any religion at all. 1.00

00:47:53 And yet, like you said, they'll help you pick up your money and give it to you.

00:47:56 It's cultural, and religion does shape culture.

00:47:59 That's not the only way to shape culture.

00:48:01 A lot of it, I think, about Japan is they're almost all too parent homes. 0.98

00:48:07 They have incentives for you to stay that way, 0.98

00:48:09 and they don't have degenerate crap in the media urging thug culture. 0.95

00:48:14 I think those are two things that I don't see in other places. 0.91

00:48:17 at all what is your um i want to quickly get your take on what do you think about it i mean

00:48:22 you got japan peeled pretty fast yeah was it just that first night it was uh i mean

00:48:28 i would say it was the culmination of like the entire trip so the the beautiful places that

00:48:35 you showed us here and just the way that people treat you here and treat each other like this

00:48:42 morning i went out and there's just an old japanese lady and she's a wave to me and i was

00:48:46 oh hello like and they like set the frame for the day like today's gonna be a great day

00:48:51 isn't it something like um i remember being virginia and stuff and i've i'm like 20 years

00:48:57 older than you guys people believe it or not used to say good morning and all that in america

00:49:02 now you'll have neighbors that have bars in their windows and fences and they live together however

00:49:08 long and never spoken to each other uh because everybody's in their own little cage they make

00:49:13 you afraid of each other

00:49:14 because constantly

00:49:15 in the news is

00:49:16 out of files

00:49:17 somebody getting

00:49:17 murdered

00:49:18 serial killers

00:49:19 yep

00:49:19 make you scared

00:49:20 of your neighbors

00:49:21 and to put that

00:49:22 in perspective

00:49:22 didn't even walk

00:49:23 out of the world

00:49:23 last night

00:49:24 no

00:49:25 that bike's on lock

00:49:26 right now

00:49:27 there's no need to

00:49:27 don't worry

00:49:28 we just forgot

00:49:29 still locked

00:49:32 there's no need to

00:49:33 right

00:49:34 nothing happened

00:49:35 and nothing will happen

00:49:36 in Japan

00:49:36 and even the people

00:49:37 that recognize you here

00:49:39 they're just like

00:49:39 oh hey

00:49:40 call out

00:49:40 and then buckle her off 0.99

00:49:41 you're like

00:49:42 they're not trying to

00:49:43 They're very polite.

00:49:44 It's funny how, like, all the problems that I've been dealing with on this trip,

00:49:48 they've all been from the West.

00:49:50 Like, everything has been online.

00:49:52 Everything has been the Western influence, like the lady on the train.

00:49:55 All of it is just, like, every time you get, like, a glimpse of it,

00:49:58 that's the only issue.

00:49:59 But everything else in here.

00:50:01 Can I call you at 5 a.m. and ask you to take a screenshot of your nails?

00:50:05 Napshot, whatever you call it.

00:50:06 In a different language?

00:50:08 Yeah, yeah.

00:50:08 I'm going to say Japanese.

00:50:10 You might check in the camera.

00:50:11 I don't want the camera.

00:50:12 Thanks.

00:50:13 I think Preston's a good example

00:50:16 for a lot of guys if they're

00:50:18 looking for that path. How long

00:50:20 you left? Like six months ago?

00:50:22 Yeah, like seven months ago.

00:50:24 What advice would you

00:50:26 give to younger men?

00:50:29 Well, most people y'all's age

00:50:30 can't just travel for six months,

00:50:32 so you've got to pick the right place on the first

00:50:34 try. Don't come here.

00:50:38 Yeah, go to

00:50:40 Romania or whatever.

00:50:41 Whatever coming to Asia. 0.90

00:50:44 Romania was good, but...

00:50:45 It's pretty good.

00:50:47 For Europe.

00:50:49 Yeah.

00:50:50 I'm not going to get into my latter speech, but...

00:50:53 What's the latter speech?

00:50:54 There's a tier level.

00:50:55 Okay, okay.

00:50:56 It's going to make you look racist?

00:51:00 I mean, what do you mean by look?

00:51:02 Whatever.

00:51:04 It's just, look, the further east you go, the better the women are. 1.00

00:51:10 Extremely further.

00:51:11 think of it like western europe to eastern europe until you get to russia and then you

00:51:14 finally start bleeding in asia china korea and what's the furthest

00:51:18 it's incredible how like some women i interact with they're just not a drop of testosterone 1.00

00:51:26 in their body like the lady at the camera store like hello like their voices and everything that 0.96

00:51:32 the way that there's their faces people talk about agreeableness that's something that a lot

00:51:36 of women have to like fake in the west yeah because they can't do it it's a genuine thing 1.00

00:51:42 they just listen to you and they want they're happy they want to please you yeah right like men

00:51:48 are respect like desired here and in the east it's it's really insane i recommend everybody

00:51:55 try it out the girls chase the guys all in the west the guy has to make the first move make

00:52:00 everything up 50 50 i mean that's a lie he did never come here yeah what what made you pick

00:52:11 japan out of all places um i didn't have like a single reason i was definitely my main thing was

00:52:19 get out of the u.s when bush got re-elected i was like no way am i staying here and i'd say i had

00:52:25 thought about korea i thought about a few places funny that you actually did that i remember all

00:52:29 left people like

00:52:30 if Trump wins

00:52:30 I'm going to Canada

00:52:31 why would you go to Canada

00:52:33 that's worse

00:52:34 that's a step sideways

00:52:35 now it's worse 0.99

00:52:37 with Castro's Bastard 1.00

00:52:38 but

00:52:38 at least some states

00:52:40 just the states

00:52:41 in the US 0.99

00:52:41 Castro's Bastard 0.98

00:52:42 is that true 0.99

00:52:43 Trudeau

00:52:44 I don't know

00:52:45 I mean

00:52:45 they certainly look like

00:52:46 it's funny seeing

00:52:49 the difference

00:52:51 like if you

00:52:52 if you bring a western girl here 0.97

00:52:53 the comparison

00:52:55 to how they

00:52:55 it's just

00:52:55 it's like anorexia

00:52:56 within three days

00:52:57 yeah

00:52:58 yeah

00:52:59 and they they see the girls and i've witnessed this too i've seen western girls at certain

00:53:05 places and that many of these girls show up and they like they're just westerners are seating 1.00

00:53:11 you're like i can't compete with that because they can't even they can't even pretend to be

00:53:15 that feminine it's been in their heads so much that that's inferior like they always say they 0.84

00:53:23 want equality they don't believe that they think the male is superior and they want to be like a

00:53:27 man i can be like a man do what a man can do i got my career but japan is the philosophy here is

00:53:34 harmony and balance so they have a female and a male very daoist chinese too but they it's not

00:53:41 better complimentary that's how they see it it might be the best woman they can which i thought 1.00

00:53:48 before um i had the idea that a society needed god to function and there is no god here but you've

00:53:56 been taking us to temples and the way that they pray is very similar to how you pray in islam

00:53:59 they like get on the floor and they they kiss the floor too well shinto is a religion and so does 0.98

00:54:04 buddhism but most people here practice neither but i feel like the tenets of those faiths are

00:54:10 similar were developed to what they are because that's how the culture was anyway so buddhism is

00:54:17 not the main religion here it's the main religion but the most like of people who are religious is

00:54:23 the largest religion most people aren't really 80 percent are atheists but they still have the

00:54:27 remaining 20 percent they're buddhist or shinto but the 80 i mean buddhism i wouldn't say that

00:54:33 that's yes it's you could argue it's a philosophy depends there are different branches of buddhism

00:54:39 like one of them has reincarnation i would consider that supernatural so that's a religion

00:54:45 in japan not so much they're more of the zen variety it's more of a

00:54:48 it's more of a philosophy

00:54:51 but it's a philosophy

00:54:54 that derived from a religion from India

00:54:56 the atheists 0.66

00:54:58 they would still go to the temple and stuff like that

00:55:00 and do all those rituals

00:55:02 and stuff

00:55:02 yeah it's cultural glue

00:55:04 very similar to praying

00:55:06 for example

00:55:07 you have secular holidays

00:55:09 that develop from religions like your birthday

00:55:12 you have a birthday cake

00:55:15 a circle

00:55:16 put candles on it

00:55:17 blow it out make a wish you don't actually think your wish is like a magical cake and you're really

00:55:24 gonna get a wish it's just something you do like custom but that came from ancient greek

00:55:30 moon goddess named bass that was the full moon used to measure month by the moon by month and

00:55:40 monday in the moon and in japanese gets yobi that's is also a month in the moon

00:55:50 french spanish pick a language there's a moon day like a monday or whatever and month it's

00:55:58 all based on full moons because they used to measure 13 moons here 13 full moons 28 days each

00:56:03 um but we still sing happy birthday to you you have a cake and all but that used to be

00:56:11 the reason the cake is round is it symbolizes the full moon and that's why you put a candle on it

00:56:16 like because the moon is luminescent but very few people know the history of birthday cakes

00:56:22 i just think you get a birthday cake with a candle you don't even know why

00:56:25 that goes all the way back to measuring months by the moon and you would give to

00:56:30 this goddess to get longevity 0.79

00:56:33 because back in the day

00:56:35 a lot of children died in their first year

00:56:37 from whatever

00:56:38 and a lot of women died in childbirth

00:56:40 so they'd make these tiny cakes

00:56:42 with one candle and they would put them on the temple of

00:56:45 fast

00:56:45 to say give my child another year

00:56:49 and of course the priest

00:56:51 would eat the cake because God's not going to eat a cake

00:56:53 but

00:56:54 that is a secular holiday

00:56:57 that has a religious origin

00:56:58 And a lot of the customs here have religious origins, but when people get their fortunes or they see the temple on the new year or whatever, they ask, please help me pass the exam.

00:57:12 It's just like a tradition, custom, but it's secular, although it does have religious roots.

00:57:18 can you tell me um someone else on this list that would something that i don't know that you know

00:57:28 about this list uh pick somebody you have it all memorized in your head it's yeah i know this i 0.98

00:57:35 know this shit don't i don't need like you just have an encyclopedia brain um tell me about here's 0.96

00:57:41 a good fact that's good so what is this book right here oh so that means they were also in the flight 0.98

00:57:47 look so since people made a list of people from this book i'm like okay that person is in that

00:57:53 book but he isn't he is right so there's a lot of people who aren't in the book that are on the list

00:57:58 and there's lots of people in the book that should not be on the list the book's like 90 pages worth

00:58:04 the names and just because glenn maxwell met someone got a picture with them whatever doesn't

00:58:08 mean they knew what's going on like eric weinstein or steve pinkerton they didn't know

00:58:13 she's a pedophile 0.96

00:58:15 you know how would you know 1.00

00:58:16 so she's got a lot of contacts

00:58:19 but that doesn't mean they're guilty

00:58:20 people on this map are guilty

00:58:22 they're either accused of or convicted of

00:58:24 you can see everything written in red is concrete

00:58:27 so it shows you what they did

00:58:30 how many politicians are on here

00:58:32 I don't know a bunch

00:58:34 Kissinger's here

00:58:35 yeah the Clintons, Kissinger

00:58:37 mostly it's bankers and stuff

00:58:39 a lot of it kind of is both

00:58:42 right like the Kushner

00:58:44 is an advisor to Trump

00:58:46 but not an official

00:58:48 well actually yeah he did

00:58:50 he did the Abrams Accord so that's official 0.54

00:58:52 Michael Bloomberg?

00:58:54 oh yeah

00:58:55 what did he do?

00:58:57 you know him

00:58:58 all you gotta do is look at co-founder of Bloomberg

00:59:01 former mayor of New York City

00:59:03 so he's related to the Schmitz and Bush family

00:59:05 I made this a separate box

00:59:07 and I actually have a

00:59:09 oh no I don't

00:59:09 I had a chalkboard video of that whole story.

00:59:15 Schmidt's family was the Inspector General

00:59:18 during the Bush administration.

00:59:20 And his family was involved with Mary Kay Lutourneau.

00:59:25 I think she's on there.

00:59:26 This is going to hurt what I'm about to say.

00:59:30 But first of all, she got pregnant by a 13-year-old student.

00:59:36 got her pregnant 0.98

00:59:38 and the baby

00:59:40 had to be taken to the hospital

00:59:45 because it had human hair 0.99

00:59:47 wrapped around his penis so tight 1.00

00:59:49 it was about to castrate it. 1.00

00:59:53 They saved the baby.

00:59:56 But there's some others. 1.00

00:59:59 They're fucking with babies. 1.00

01:00:01 That's some Satan shit right there. 1.00

01:00:03 but anyway 0.99

01:00:05 Joseph P. Schmitz

01:00:07 and John P. Schmitz

01:00:09 were in the Bush administration

01:00:12 and I have a list of them

01:00:13 they went every single Bush

01:00:15 Marvin Bush

01:00:16 Prescott Bush Jr.

01:00:18 George Bush

01:00:19 they're all involved with

01:00:20 some major mafia organizations

01:00:22 so

01:00:23 Prescott with Inigabokai 1.00

01:00:26 out of Japan

01:00:27 they're tied to some Russian oligarchs

01:00:31 with Boris Berezovsky

01:00:32 who's dead he actually i should have brought my calendar have this calendar and it shows when

01:00:39 evil people die and make a holiday out of it he died a few days ago years ago it was you know

01:00:46 who gilat osman is he's a philosopher he's an ex-jew he's from israel but he's british now

01:00:52 he wrote the wandering who really great book every gilat osman's children i can say this now

01:00:58 because they're gone they went to university in japan he put them here he got them out of the 1.00

01:01:02 right he'd come visit he's also a professional saxophone player every day he'd visit every time

01:01:08 he would come some horrible person would die so Boris Berzovsky died on one of the trips he came

01:01:15 here um I think it was uh Rumsfeld died on another one it was like eight like three in a row where

01:01:23 he came I'm like man you need to visit here all more often maybe Kissinger's next I don't know

01:01:28 good what is your opinion on Andrew Tate I don't think he should be in jail I think

01:01:38 they targeted him and Tristan for uh because they had influence like they didn't care about

01:01:45 the manosphere stuff and the fact that they haven't had charges shows why they're in jail

01:01:52 it's been three months

01:01:54 it's going to be four months

01:01:55 probably going to be the full 180 days

01:01:58 yeah but there's no charges

01:02:00 and I've

01:02:02 dug into the past of some of his

01:02:04 accusers and they are not

01:02:06 credible I just think it was a

01:02:08 pretext because that guy

01:02:10 Andrew more than Tristan

01:02:12 but both of them I guess

01:02:13 could influence an election

01:02:15 especially in Britain where he's sort of

01:02:18 from it was like why don't

01:02:20 all these people 0.99

01:02:21 stab somebody 0.99

01:02:22 just mandatory 0.98

01:02:23 15 years in jail

01:02:24 they get in and out

01:02:27 within three days

01:02:28 it's okay

01:02:28 I mean

01:02:28 London's got hundreds

01:02:30 of stabbings

01:02:30 like in a week

01:02:33 man

01:02:35 so when he started

01:02:36 talking about Ukraine

01:02:37 he started talking about

01:02:38 climate change

01:02:39 he started talking about

01:02:40 COVID

01:02:40 and this is a guy

01:02:42 with you know

01:02:43 billions of

01:02:44 tens of millions

01:02:45 probably

01:02:46 who he is

01:02:47 that's a threat

01:02:48 to the system 1.00

01:02:49 but they just made some shit up 0.99

01:02:51 and put them in 0.99

01:02:52 and believe me 0.98

01:02:55 if he was a rapist 1.00

01:02:56 or a pedophile 1.00

01:02:57 like this is what I do 0.99

01:02:58 he doesn't fit the profile

01:03:00 and they asked you

01:03:02 and they've been through

01:03:03 his computers and all that

01:03:04 and there's nothing on it

01:03:05 exactly

01:03:05 why do you think

01:03:07 I did get approached

01:03:08 yeah

01:03:09 and I'm like

01:03:10 I haven't

01:03:11 I did

01:03:11 I dug into Andrew

01:03:12 and I'm like

01:03:13 there's nothing here

01:03:14 there's

01:03:15 I mean 0.99

01:03:16 shit I don't like 0.99

01:03:17 but there's nothing 0.99

01:03:18 illegal what the womanizing stuff i won't say it's a he's got enough problems so it's nothing

01:03:25 illegal yeah what do you think about uh why do you think so many people it's funny that um

01:03:32 that you i think we have like pretty much the same worldview um someone like destiny for example this

01:03:38 is how i found about steven even bottle yeah this con business steven yeah he's a well that's my 0.89

01:03:44 bitch i i think he's a good guy i think he's a good i think i think i like a lot of people hate 0.99

01:03:49 him i don't hate him at all i just think he's wrong and uh and i wish he just the one thing 0.92

01:03:55 i don't like and i don't know if he knows but like he was being defamatory to me saying like

01:04:01 oh that guy might think the moon landing's bigger i'm like you know that's not true but i think what

01:04:05 happened was like he lost the debate big deal and that's not because he's bad at debating he's just

01:04:11 wrong um and because he is and he was like trying to find bad things about me to feel better about 0.66

01:04:20 himself and there's a lot of bullshit about me online so he's like oh that guy's like this huh 0.80

01:04:25 but none of it's true so like uh we went to the moon quit saying that you know quit trying to 0.91

01:04:32 dismiss me i don't care if he doesn't want to debate me fine i mean if you're not concerned

01:04:37 with figuring out what's right.

01:04:38 You just want to know who's right.

01:04:40 Whatever.

01:04:41 But a lot of times

01:04:42 I'm watching him debate someone

01:04:43 and I actually agree with Destiny.

01:04:45 Like, yeah, on this thing,

01:04:47 he's not wrong.

01:04:48 When he gets into foreign policy and stuff,

01:04:50 I'm like,

01:04:51 usually him and the person

01:04:53 he's arguing with are both wrong.

01:04:57 But that's bad faith.

01:04:58 That's what these people say.

01:04:59 The fact that he refuses to debate you again.

01:05:02 I didn't have to have a debate.

01:05:04 I could just have a discussion.

01:05:05 I could educate him.

01:05:06 Because I don't even feel like

01:05:06 he can't debate me he doesn't know what i know i'm just on a way different level and i'm not

01:05:12 being arrogant he's not on my level but like he could just like a lot of my debates if you would

01:05:17 go watch me with like t-jump or whoever it's not even a debate it's like a lecture where like i'm

01:05:22 saying stuff they've never even heard and they don't even know the only i'm like you can't

01:05:27 disagree with me if you don't know what i'm gonna say right right and i'm dropping all these facts

01:05:31 they don't know like well go look all those up and you can have a round two you know what always

01:05:35 happens they go look it up they realize you're right they find out i'm right and they don't

01:05:39 want to wrong exactly that's exactly what happened that's what happened to him too but just admit

01:05:43 that was years ago that was like 2015 you had that debate that's 2016 it was during the trump

01:05:47 hillary thing yeah that's my six whatever like what is the reason and i think i know your answer

01:05:53 but why do you think so many people hate myself and but even on a larger scale and you take

01:05:59 they don't like

01:06:01 successful people

01:06:02 that's part of it

01:06:05 it's a

01:06:06 Mike Enoch calls it the

01:06:09 purity spiral I'll Israel that from him

01:06:11 purity spiral is like well

01:06:13 on these nine things we agree

01:06:16 but on the tenth one I don't

01:06:17 you know like why don't you be like this

01:06:19 I get 1.00

01:06:21 less than you but I get the same shit 1.00

01:06:24 but for a way longer period of time 1.00

01:06:25 whereas like well but this one thing

01:06:28 you're great on this but not on this

01:06:30 I'm like well have a discussion

01:06:33 with me on the thing you disagree with 0.78

01:06:34 they never fucking do it 0.99

01:06:35 like the race realists 0.99

01:06:38 and all that like I don't have like a woke

01:06:40 anti-white view

01:06:42 of that but 1.00

01:06:43 or some shit lib thing 0.99

01:06:46 I just think there's so many 0.99

01:06:48 it's way more complex and so many factors

01:06:50 of why one

01:06:52 civilization succeeds and another doesn't

01:06:54 is

01:06:54 ethnostate bro

01:06:58 okay go to north korea there's a lot of ingredients you know and you can't just

01:07:03 oversimplify it but people hate you because they hate success they hate masculinity they hate that

01:07:13 like you're you've been able to do what you've been able to do and they can't they just want 0.94

01:07:18 to shit on you and a lot of it also a lot of the haters are shitposting because it's a way of 0.89

01:07:24 getting attention if you can find some influencer for lack of better word it's got whatever many 0.99

01:07:29 million followers or something and you make a comment you got noticed they're happy if even 0.98

01:07:35 50 people saw what they said because they were at zero right so they'll shit post and it's all 1.00

01:07:41 projection like they're the attention-seeking egomaniac they're the arrogant smug ignorant 1.00

01:07:48 ignorant piece of shit like 1.00

01:07:50 and they want to be 1.00

01:07:52 or have what you do

01:07:54 and can't that's

01:07:56 primary the motive there will be

01:07:58 other people that have criticized you because

01:08:00 they generally disagree with you

01:08:02 but I don't feel like those are the

01:08:04 I barely

01:08:06 I don't think you even notice those because 1.00

01:08:08 they're so outnumbered by the shit posters 1.00

01:08:10 I get flack 1.00

01:08:14 from 9-11 kookers

01:08:16 um

01:08:17 they're mad that i proved them wrong because they went telling on the mountain to the

01:08:23 mother their brother and everybody they know and i just dunked on it which makes them look like an 1.00

01:08:28 idiot i'm like no you don't look like an idiot you are you are an idiot can you briefly give me a 1.00

01:08:35 breakdown uh we did a whole podcast about it but can you for the people watching now what did happen 1.00

01:08:41 on 9-11 if you could describe it in my 9-11 was a jointly conducted covert operation that hide it

01:08:48 sort of subverted a real terrorist attack and made it bigger than it would have been we they could

01:08:55 have been prevented al-qaeda is real and their motives are real and they targets are real and

01:09:04 all those people died and all those buildings

01:09:06 got destroyed but

01:09:07 there was a

01:09:10 nexus trifecta between

01:09:12 the Saudis the Israelis and

01:09:14 a faction within the United States that

01:09:16 decided

01:09:16 yeah let this go through

01:09:19 because now we can replace the cold

01:09:22 war with a war on terror

01:09:23 and make trillions

01:09:25 and the Israelis were really

01:09:28 they actually helped facilitate it

01:09:30 and that's the thing

01:09:32 in the US like

01:09:33 if you want to get away with the crime

01:09:37 involve the Israelis and the Americans 0.89

01:09:39 will look the other way

01:09:40 they stole nuclear weapons

01:09:42 they've attacked our ships

01:09:45 they've killed us

01:09:46 they blew up an embassy

01:09:48 they've killed us in hotels

01:09:49 they've attacked the British too 0.98

01:09:51 wait a minute

01:09:52 AIPAC's the largest lobby in the world

01:09:55 and

01:09:56 a lot of these profiteers

01:09:59 people talk about the military

01:10:01 industrial complex i often say mic and i assume everyone knows that that is but

01:10:06 dwight eisenhower in his farewell address as president talked about the military industrial

01:10:14 complex as you can see that in in prior previous wars in the past it was over a particular resource

01:10:23 you needed gold you wanted um oil or some particular thing you wanted to steal

01:10:31 or land or but nowadays since the day of mechanized warfare the war itself is the resource

01:10:41 because it costs so much to build all the airplanes and tanks and artillery you're talking

01:10:47 one cruise missile is 1.2 million dollars great one cruise missile right even a subsonic

01:10:54 tomahawk missile right so when you add in the coyote warriors and the abrams tanks the f-16

01:11:01 f-15 you know a-10 it's it's billions and billions of dollars to do a war so you don't

01:11:09 have to take something from the enemy just engaging in them is already a giant network

01:11:15 or profiteering because of the way the stock market is designed people who are not directly

01:11:22 involved benefit from the conflict Kellogg Brown and Root Halliburton Lucky Martin Raytheon 0.82

01:11:30 Northrop Grumman bullying it was a no shit Sherlock buy right before the war in Iraq or

01:11:38 whatever war yeah invest in weapons companies it went up 33 in one year how often does the stock

01:11:46 go up 33 in one year that don't even seem real go look it up though 2002 to three you would see

01:11:53 these things just jolt and so it's it's kind of insider trading because it's insider trading

01:11:59 it's not there's no kind of to it yeah i'm gonna buy the companies that build the missiles

01:12:04 the planes and so on

01:12:07 and then we're going to go pick a fight 0.99

01:12:08 so it's just sort of like no shit investment 0.98

01:12:11 and then so many other 0.74

01:12:13 tertiary industries

01:12:14 are tied to this just for the

01:12:17 profitability

01:12:18 they know that the news is

01:12:21 propaganda and they're like

01:12:22 I ain't going to say anything because

01:12:24 we just bought however many shares

01:12:27 of Northrop Grunman, this many in

01:12:29 Raytheon, this many in

01:12:30 General Dynamics, this many in

01:12:33 Lockheed Martin, so

01:12:34 in the war industry

01:12:37 that's with the I

01:12:38 military industrial complex

01:12:41 they're married together

01:12:42 so that war is now

01:12:44 not about defense

01:12:46 it's not about even conquest

01:12:49 to take a resource

01:12:50 it's just a giant profiteering ring

01:12:54 they don't even hate the enemy

01:12:56 but it's sad

01:12:57 there's this book called

01:12:58 Why Peace by Mark Gutman

01:12:59 got 55 authors

01:13:01 with their different stories

01:13:03 one of them was talking about

01:13:06 he was from Cambodia

01:13:07 you know what's worse than hate

01:13:10 you know what's worse than bombing someone

01:13:11 because you're afraid of them or you hate them

01:13:13 bombing someone with

01:13:16 that's what happened to Laos and Cambodia 0.99

01:13:20 during the Vietnam War

01:13:21 they're just like well what does it cost

01:13:24 to drop X amount

01:13:25 okay just carbon bomb this rice village 0.99

01:13:28 and it's like

01:13:30 oh that was a million dollars

01:13:32 would be like 10 million today killed like eight people the cluster bombs are still there and can 0.94

01:13:38 blow up later they were just like flattening insignificant rural peasantry because the money 0.99

01:13:46 they didn't hate them they weren't scared of them they just didn't even matter it's fucking low 0.98

01:13:54 that's evil that is more evil the difference is more evil than hate hate has some sort of 0.99

01:13:59 emotional investment like it was just like a calculated it was just a completely fucking 0.99

01:14:04 sociopath heroin and helicopter bell helicopter was losing 20 helicopters a week in vietnam 0.99

01:14:16 20 didn't give a shit oh we get 20 more we can build 20 more great you know and uh 0.96

01:14:22 Lennon Johnson was a 0.98

01:14:25 kind of a spokesman for Bell

01:14:27 when he was a congressman and he ended up as

01:14:29 vice president then somebody

01:14:31 shot the president and he became president

01:14:33 what a coincidence

01:14:34 and he did not end the Vietnam War

01:14:37 he accelerated it

01:14:39 who killed JFK

01:14:41 I'll pie with me

01:14:44 first

01:14:44 I'll pie

01:14:46 oh i'm hearing a lot of you don't want the answer okay i do want the answer

01:14:58 it was sam hyde sam hyde was on the grass you know samuel heinstein

01:15:06 jfk so i can tell you who the shooter is i don't think you'll know who

01:15:12 when i say the name that like who's that right and that's the thing like the um hitmen are kind

01:15:20 of insignificant what's more important is who's who orchestrated the whole thing and that's uh

01:15:28 a very long story but it's got a lot of this

01:15:32 all the way down and if i guess you saw new mech so you know why they had to get right so then the

01:15:41 next is well how and who and i'm actually making those movies i'm actually starting with rfk and

01:15:50 working backwards so off camera i'll tell you who killed them okay we'll save it for the movie i'm

01:15:55 saving it because it's like 20 years of my life and i need to i need to uh i got a family and i

01:16:02 gotta pay for this stuff so right and you can buy the epstein crime map on your website yeah this is

01:16:06 not even the latest version i got updated this map is on my website shopify you actually gave

01:16:13 yay the red media poster i didn't know that he does not know where that came from well though

01:16:18 if you guys have seen yay is walking around saying look who controls the media and that's an

01:16:23 nancy report uh graph right yeah so before me there's a i don't know if you want this on here

01:16:30 or not but okay well i'll just explain it there's a guy dr william pierce who is a part of the

01:16:35 national alliance which is a white separatist group that had mapped out all this media

01:16:41 whatever the year was 97 or whatever and that's where i got that idea i was like huh

01:16:49 he wrote this saying who rules america i'm not advocating the national alliance or william

01:16:54 pierce i'm just saying that you know some of these guys that have an otherwise toxic ideology

01:17:00 can get a lot of stuff right you know like hitler drank water so do i you know that doesn't matter

01:17:05 dr william pierce does deserve some credit for kind of getting me to go yeah let's look at media

01:17:13 ownership why is it all not presbyterians right and so i did one in 2013 2015 um 2018 and 2021

01:17:24 and i guess i'm gonna have to do another one they had it mostly it's all the same people

01:17:30 unless someone dies or sells or whatever so like disney's just changed hands recently so

01:17:34 you can update it but like yeah every time he flashed that i was like

01:17:38 i think other people like took it that i'm not even gonna say who they were but they're

01:17:47 something i don't want to associate with and they kind of like took it over so i just distanced

01:17:53 myself from like oh yeah yeah sure whatever it is there is now i don't care i think i didn't want

01:17:59 my name on it like secretly like leaked it out knowing what would happen and that's what happened

01:18:05 but gay was walking around with a really outdated thing like he still had eisner on there like i 0.58

01:18:10 think it was in 2013 so if he's listening like if you want like this year look at that i think

01:18:18 he's not wrong it's like look it's not anti-semitic to point this out like

01:18:24 because look at all the millions of jews that don't own any media right you're only talking 0.98

01:18:30 about a few dozen people right so it's like say yeah so it's like uh you're not saying like all

01:18:37 jews are evil it's just that no way no no it says look if they were all chinese you would think 1.00

01:18:43 maybe the state of china has something to do with this you would say that right i would say that so

01:18:48 So it's not, they all just naturally are good at this particular industry.

01:18:55 No.

01:18:55 It's because the Israeli state aims to take over media

01:19:00 because they know that's how you control a nation.

01:19:02 That's actually in the 9-11 Freedom of Information Act document.

01:19:06 They're saying the employees of Urban Moving Systems

01:19:10 listened to some of the people who celebrated the attacks on the 9-11

01:19:13 and said that they said,

01:19:14 give us 20 years, we'll take over your media.

01:19:18 for your country that was 20 years ago

01:19:22 it's coming true 21 years

01:19:27 how did you deal with the with the rage or the reality of all this information i'm curious as

01:19:37 to what it looks like because you said you've been doing this for like 20 years what does the

01:19:41 ryan dawson look like when you're you have a new movie coming out when you're doing when you're

01:19:45 preparing for a movie what does that look like what's what's the emotions going through your head

01:19:48 how are you doing the research i'm i don't i want to emulate usually i've already done the research

01:19:54 for me research is something i have a natural talent for i hate the movie part i don't like

01:20:01 doing the visuals and the graphics like what do i show while i'm saying it i hate that stuff 0.75

01:20:06 you'd rather just speak i need someone else to do that and i'm like i'd make movie like every

01:20:12 three weeks i got information that's not a problem i mean it's not like the information is easy but

01:20:18 i've done the work so i'm like now i have to learn a new skill and just transfer the information yeah

01:20:24 and i'm not like if you found a way i hired somebody and it was really it was really good

01:20:29 yeah it was really good but like wanted some of my older stuff like war by deception that was me

01:20:34 on windows movie maker boomer orion doing the whole thing and everyone's like that content was

01:20:39 solid the visual was like you know look like you did it was pretty old yeah because i did

01:20:47 the new mac means the nuclear materials and equipment corporation is in apollo pennsylvania

01:20:52 and it's where they use the nautilus program which is where we what we use for nuclear submarines

01:20:59 and tries nukes for nuclear subs and one of the um founders of that was named dalman shapiro

01:21:04 genius

01:21:06 but they

01:21:08 diverted

01:21:09 highly enriched uranium uranium 235

01:21:12 out of that program that was supposed to be

01:21:14 for that to Israel

01:21:16 or to Palestine

01:21:18 and it becomes Israel

01:21:19 to build their own nuclear weapons

01:21:21 they already had a plutonium plant

01:21:23 that the French had helped them organize

01:21:26 so they

01:21:28 covertly stole highly enriched

01:21:30 uranium from the United States

01:21:32 got it over to Israel

01:21:34 along with a whole bunch of other conventional weapons

01:21:36 that they were not supposed to have

01:21:37 to take over a piece of Palestine 0.83

01:21:40 establish a stake, the JA

01:21:42 the Jewish Agency, which becomes the first

01:21:44 government of the world

01:21:44 Ben-Gurion and Ted Kullick

01:21:47 and Dugan and Dagan and all these people

01:21:49 and

01:21:51 they secretly built

01:21:53 the most powerful weapon in the world, nuclear bombs

01:21:55 and

01:21:57 I thought

01:21:59 almost no one knows this

01:22:01 and now people like Roger Monson

01:22:03 and grant f smith written books about it lectures about it i've been to these events in dc and i've

01:22:11 met these people there's maybe 200 people in the crowd i'm like man this needs to be a movie

01:22:19 because unfortunately you can't really people get people to read a book until they see a movie or

01:22:27 show or so they know oh i'm gonna read that like you say oh there's a book about nuclear weapons

01:22:32 like good luck you know but if you make a film and i'm like this too like i read a lot of books

01:22:39 but like if there's a movie just let's be realistic that's going to reach a lot more people

01:22:43 and way more way more if you found the right way to download this information into people's minds

01:22:48 right quicker and and i plugged the books and i plugged it's not no one's gonna read them right

01:22:54 well they'll make more than they did before i made the movie so like i try but i'm like this

01:23:00 everybody needs to know this they stole nuclear weapons what's the book it has to do with why

01:23:04 they killed kennedy because he was inspecting demona which is where they physically made the

01:23:08 weapons and uh i got the desert so what are we saying a book i had yeah what's a book you

01:23:14 recommend to find out some of this i guarantee you after this podcast people are gonna be like

01:23:18 i want to learn i actually have a recommended book list on my site if you go to the about

01:23:24 section and you go to recommended books there's a lot of books that diverts on there that's that's

01:23:29 that's by grant f smith a lot of stuff on the civil war world war ii i got a whole bunch of

01:23:35 recommended books but if you want to fight zog anything that i've listed you want to get one of

01:23:41 those so what does your research process look like you're doing it for 20 years and i have no

01:23:47 idea i've only seen you showing us around japan 23 years yeah like what is can you break that

01:23:53 down for me what what are you doing where are you where are you finding this information i used to

01:24:00 read five hours a day i used to read a lot of books and like online newspapers and stuff but

01:24:08 nowadays like this is all you really need like i sit like after i'm done with family things i will

01:24:17 sit on my phone at night

01:24:18 there's certain

01:24:21 podcasts I can listen to but I can

01:24:23 read a lot faster than I can listen to somebody

01:24:25 but I did recently figure out

01:24:27 how to go to 150 speed

01:24:28 is here

01:24:30 yeah I'm kind of bad with tech

01:24:33 but like because I didn't

01:24:34 I didn't grow up with that we had like Pac-Man

01:24:36 so um

01:24:38 antiwar.com

01:24:41 is good there was a guy

01:24:42 unfortunately he's passed away now Justin Raimondo

01:24:45 I read every article he's ever written

01:24:47 another guy

01:24:49 Michael Collins Piper read everything he's ever done

01:24:51 he's great

01:24:52 there's certain muckrakers who are just fabulous 0.99

01:24:54 Assange is one of those people unfortunately

01:24:56 you know his situation

01:24:57 but like

01:25:00 Jim Loeb's another guy

01:25:02 when you find like a really great author

01:25:04 gotta hold on to that

01:25:06 Jim Loeb's getting up there in age

01:25:08 Ray McGovern's another guy

01:25:10 he's also up there in age

01:25:11 some people in the middle

01:25:14 I just read Scott Ritter's 0.98

01:25:16 last book and it's like god damn 0.99

01:25:18 you think I'm a nerd 0.98

01:25:19 this guy he's the chief

01:25:22 weapons inspector in Iraq said no they don't have this

01:25:24 there's certain people

01:25:26 that are just like really

01:25:28 passionate Scott Horton you should everyone should

01:25:30 listen to Scott Horton's podcast

01:25:32 anti-war radio

01:25:34 and then what you do is

01:25:36 you find out a particular guest that comes

01:25:38 on like a show like that you're like

01:25:40 oh they have a book

01:25:42 go get that

01:25:43 like i have a lot of boxes right now since i'm moving it's just books books books because the

01:25:52 internet's trash almost everything online is watered down the lowest common denominator and

01:25:57 that's a problem you got to read books so a lot of my research maybe i'll start online and i'll

01:26:04 read the trash and say so i know what not to do but authors are where it's at primary sources

01:26:11 So I have a degree in history

01:26:14 So I'll go and read the microfilm

01:26:16 And go through all the newspapers in the time period

01:26:18 That I'm looking at and see if I can catch something

01:26:20 What's great about the modern stuff is you can like

01:26:22 I wonder if

01:26:23 Control F this word

01:26:26 Right

01:26:27 Man I wish I had that 20 years ago

01:26:30 It didn't work

01:26:31 I research the shit out of stuff

01:26:34 And then I'll find a particular person

01:26:35 I don't know if you know what a woodshed is

01:26:39 But now and then

01:26:40 I'll just get someone

01:26:42 and go through their whole history

01:26:44 and expose everything.

01:26:46 Barry Weiss, I did a seven

01:26:48 and a half hour beatdown 1.00

01:26:50 of this bitch from the New York Times. 1.00

01:26:53 This hardcore Zionist 1.00

01:26:54 and she was on Joe Rogan

01:26:57 and everything

01:26:58 that came out of her mouth was a lie.

01:27:01 Everything. Except her name.

01:27:03 Everything else is crap. 0.99

01:27:05 And Joe had no clue. 0.99

01:27:06 You didn't pick up on it at all?

01:27:07 you are like

01:27:10 the perfect guest for the Joe Williams

01:27:12 I did a 28 minute synopsis

01:27:14 of the seven and a half hour thing 1.00

01:27:16 of just what a cunt this bitch is 1.00

01:27:18 but like I did one on 1.00

01:27:20 Hillary I did one on Bernie 0.77

01:27:21 I did a whole movie on Trump a whole movie

01:27:24 on Biden so if you

01:27:26 go to the woodshed it's like you're done

01:27:28 like I just picked like Richard Perl or 0.99

01:27:30 some fucking 0.98

01:27:31 it's like it's this thing I do where I'm like 0.99

01:27:34 okay I'm gonna take this person

01:27:36 and i'm only gonna focus this on this person and tell you every evil thing they've ever done

01:27:42 and once you've been in the woodshed like all you gotta do like oh you like hillary have you

01:27:47 seen hillary to the woodshed oh you like bernie sanders you want to see bernie sanders the woodshed

01:27:51 what's bernie sanders woodshed oh it's bad dude uh like i got him bad i thought he was a genuine

01:27:55 guy i was i believe to the side oh god i just hurt you he isn't that's what actually his fans

01:28:02 are. The people who like Bernie seem to be

01:28:04 good people, anti-war.

01:28:06 That's what they think

01:28:08 he is. He didn't vote for the Iraq War.

01:28:10 That's not why.

01:28:11 He voted for the Iraq War and the Democrat

01:28:14 was in charge. He wanted Clinton to go to war with Iraq 0.50

01:28:15 and they didn't. He voted for

01:28:18 the 1998 war resolution

01:28:20 against Iraq. He voted against

01:28:21 Bush's Iraq.

01:28:24 And that wasn't because he didn't guess it. He wanted

01:28:25 to be multilateral instead of unilateral.

01:28:28 What do you mean?

01:28:29 He wanted more of our allies involved.

01:28:32 was just an anti-republican thing it wasn't an anti-war thing because he was okay with libya

01:28:37 he was okay with ukraine he was okay with every war after him before he was against vietnam that's

01:28:43 because he didn't want to get drafted but like he voted to finance the war in iraq three times

01:28:49 right but like you look at so he's not he voted for sanctions on iran he voted against yemen yeah

01:28:54 he sucks but they're like we'll lose this one vote where he didn't vote for some that's the

01:29:00 the same thing about him. 1.00

01:29:02 Yeah, you got fucked. 1.00

01:29:03 But most people did. 1.00

01:29:05 Most people did.

01:29:06 And I'm like,

01:29:07 Bernie Sanders

01:29:07 is not what you think he is.

01:29:09 Didn't they rig it

01:29:10 against him for Hillary?

01:29:11 They did. 1.00

01:29:12 They fucked him over 1.00

01:29:13 for Hillary, 1.00

01:29:13 but she's worse than him. 1.00

01:29:14 How did they fuck it? 1.00

01:29:15 I know she's worse, 1.00

01:29:16 but how did they fuck it? 0.99

01:29:16 The super delegates thing? 0.99

01:29:17 Right.

01:29:18 You got it.

01:29:19 I was like,

01:29:20 well, it's like,

01:29:21 he voted with Hillary

01:29:23 93% of the time.

01:29:25 Right.

01:29:25 So that's all you got to know.

01:29:26 Oh, you hate Hillary? 1.00

01:29:27 Well, Bernie's 93% Hillary.

01:29:29 so what's his woodshed he wasn't murdering people like him it's still on uh alt-censored i can put

01:29:35 it on rumble so that all my older videos are gone but there's this website called alt-censored that

01:29:40 like anticipates people who are gonna get the show up and they put them all on there and so

01:29:47 burning the witch is there that video got uh striked or banned so many times like almost more

01:29:55 than anything and uh a guy i work with he's we do this show called the four horsemen is uh reed

01:30:01 coverdale myself um eric jackman and then like whatever the guest is reed like was a bernie guy

01:30:10 briefly and then he saw bernie the woodshed he's like fuck that and i put out i put the voting 0.95

01:30:15 record on the screen i'm like this isn't me this is him this is his record y'all are getting a 0.96

01:30:20 We'll pull it up your eyes.

01:30:22 That converted him.

01:30:24 But that video, I couldn't get it to stay up. 0.99

01:30:26 When I put Hillary up, no one gave a shit that had bashed her. 1.00

01:30:30 The Bernie stuff. 0.99

01:30:31 Whoever worked at YouTube, they were a Bernie bro.

01:30:34 Because they just thought he was the patron saint.

01:30:37 But he's all nearly a communist. 1.00

01:30:38 He's fucking awful. 0.99

01:30:40 And they all thought he was this anti-war redistribution of wealth. 1.00

01:30:45 And I'm like, no, he is not. 1.00

01:30:48 Yeah, he got fucked. 0.99

01:30:50 But I mean, probably when he ran, you were a teenager. 1.00

01:30:53 Yeah, I was.

01:30:53 Yeah, so that's okay.

01:30:55 17.

01:30:56 I was canvassing for him.

01:30:57 I was knocking on doors.

01:30:58 Hey, you heard about Bernie?

01:31:00 When I was a teenager, I think I supported Ralph Nader.

01:31:05 Because I agree with Nader's dad.

01:31:07 Nader says, we need a third party.

01:31:11 And his dad looked up from the East Reading newspaper.

01:31:13 He looked up and he's like, I'd settle for a second party.

01:31:16 It's just because of this.

01:31:17 Because the two parties, the Republicans, it's barely a difference.

01:31:22 When it comes to monetary policy, they're the same.

01:31:25 Foreign policy, practically the same.

01:31:27 Between Republicans and Democrats?

01:31:28 Yeah.

01:31:29 A little bit different on some taxes and this and that.

01:31:31 But they're all pro-war. 0.51

01:31:33 They're all pro-Fed.

01:31:34 Like, all the major things, they're the same.

01:31:38 What's your...

01:31:39 Did you do a woodshed video on Trump?

01:31:41 Well, I did a whole movie on him.

01:31:43 Trump signed his wallet.

01:31:43 Yeah, right, right.

01:31:44 so like if you get to be if you become president i did a whole movie on the biden family it's

01:31:48 called the bride that was great did you watch that we reacted remember oh yeah yeah that's 0.92

01:31:52 right right you're like holy fuck because it's got maxwell at the end yeah and it ties it all 0.94

01:31:56 together i did one on trump i did one on biden uh i'm gonna watch all your i did it i'm gonna 0.98

01:32:01 watch all of them watch yeah watch you watch them all on stream except for empire mass and i'm

01:32:05 thinking about giving that to you like let's just let it out because like if people need to see this

01:32:11 i know and i struggle with that i'm like i want you all to know the really deep stuff on 9-11

01:32:16 but like i it's hard to beat from when you're banned on everything right and you can't monetize

01:32:22 anything that's like the one thing i sell i'm like i will tell you there's more about deception

01:32:27 which is like the shorter free version but i'm like i gotta sell something i'm gonna buy it

01:32:32 because i'm not allowed to have advertising anything you're banned from paypal yeah exactly

01:32:37 from crypto yeah how did you get banned on crypto i'm banned from the exchanges so like i can buy

01:32:41 crypto and keep it on a wallet do nothing with it because you can't how eventually you have to go

01:32:46 exchange and sell it right but that's a coinbase ban me in my opinion that that should just prove

01:32:51 everything you're saying they're worried about what i have to say that's what i'm saying like

01:32:55 why would what's the reason because you're not accused of any trafficking no never i mean there's

01:33:00 nothing like you're a married man you know that like i i got opportunities i ignore it it's and

01:33:06 that's incredible because i i kind of understand it with tate like they can lie about it because

01:33:09 you know he had the he had a sketchy business but it's not it's not illegal so i i understand

01:33:14 the narrative like okay women but okay you like what is the reason that you like i'm a better 1.00

01:33:20 christian than christians you're not even yeah but yeah i am like i don't do anything bad like

01:33:26 and i i don't think that there would be anything so what was the reason to ban you on crypto

01:33:30 exchanges i know i don't know i think what it is is they lied about me i don't know what it's like

01:33:36 gabe hopman these certainly dedicated zionists go around and kind of yeah yeah exactly like they 0.88

01:33:43 just uh you know let's say he's anti-semitic or he's a white supremacist which is ridiculous 0.92

01:33:50 since i'm not white and i'm race mixing and you know like white people and i live in a non-white 0.89

01:33:55 country and i mean and i don't and there's nothing wrong with white people that it's just 0.89

01:33:59 wrong with any people but like not eat me and it's so stumb yeah yeah every attack that they 0.88

01:34:06 usually have except redheads sorry that's there aren't really people though they don't have souls 0.99

01:34:10 every attack that they usually get for people like you white supremacists white nationalists 0.93

01:34:17 or like christian nationalists um nazis stuff like that you're in japan yeah you're a minority 0.96

01:34:22 in an asian i'm a super minority and i don't have religious bigotry you're not a christian

01:34:27 right you're not white right they got nothing and so i just don't they just say it anyway 0.99

01:34:33 i look white ish ish yeah i mean i don't i don't care about race at all so what was the email when

01:34:43 you got banned on they don't do that you just try to log in your account's gone you're out and you

01:34:48 find out the hard way same thing when you get banned on youtube youtube used to do the strike

01:34:53 system for me just one just one day it just wasn't there and i'm like i want to argue like hey you're

01:35:01 supposed to give me three strikes in warning but there's no one to talk to no right it's just gone

01:35:05 and so i don't get i'm like who do i even say hey what happened to my which video there's no one to

01:35:11 say and that's why i love rumble i talk to him every day he's like hey man like can you get this

01:35:14 person how you do oh oh well i don't have that leverage on rumble but they're not like i was

01:35:21 banned for nine weeks but they they did get my appeal and i was brought back that's good so yeah

01:35:25 if you have a problem so far ask me well good from now on but like i was uh i was like god

01:35:34 damn it even rumble but i think what happened is you know the or they are organized hate groups 0.94

01:35:40 come in and lie about me and like oh fuck this guy i'm like hey man i ain't any of those things 0.99

01:35:45 and then i was brought back because they went through my shit and they're like he's not like 0.99

01:35:49 that channel back same thing with odyssey odyssey i was never banned i'm on odyssey i'm on rumble 0.87

01:35:55 uh i still like i think i'm like 20 or 21k on bit shoot the problem is they don't live stream

01:36:02 why don't you live stream because red ice got banned from crypto too and like they've had all

01:36:08 the same problems i have and they're nice people good family lots of children but the labels think

01:36:16 they're nazis they're not but that's what they do so there's one thing that you keep you keep

01:36:22 saying instead of uh holocaust denier you say holocaust revisionist i mean there are deniers

01:36:27 should we not even talk about this like am i getting a banner rumble for it is the most taboo

01:36:31 topic but like okay revisionist every like historians you have revisions okay and anything

01:36:40 in the civil war the world war the vietnam war whatever you you're you go through and tinker

01:36:47 with stuff because what happens is over time hollywood or whatever they'll make a movie

01:36:52 let's take a non-controversial thing or less controversial like pocahontas what do you think

01:36:58 happened when disney made the pocahontas movie people think that's close to the truth it is not

01:37:04 but what do you think what do you think that was right like what do you think the dominant

01:37:08 narrative let's say like braveheart you've seen that no gibson badass badass cinematic film

01:37:14 goddess rebellion you know it is totally not historical but really good movie

01:37:20 it is real names robert the bruce is real william wallace is real but that ain't gonna happen but

01:37:28 guess what people think happened they think what they saw in braveheart is the history

01:37:33 oh it's like no brave you've seen brave art yeah it's great movie but uh historically inaccurate

01:37:40 okay yeah lots of movies like that so what happens revision is constantly like

01:37:47 this history was what it was in some movie comes out and you gotta like like reinforce no like you

01:37:55 almost have to do history versus hollywood right then you have the hollywood history where like

01:38:00 the history channel which is utter garbage like everything on the history channel almost is fake 0.96

01:38:05 any historian that watches the history channel is like fuck that's wrong and everybody thinks 0.98

01:38:13 that oh i saw a documentary on the history channel about the war of the roses or whatever 0.98

01:38:19 and it's completely wrong these people they they go around these debate spheres and they

01:38:24 they think there's something i'm like yeah why don't you argue with me or ray mcgovern or

01:38:30 ritter or someone that's like a real geopolitical analyst instead of like some me youtuber person 0.98

01:38:36 yeah i mean like you're gonna get you're gonna hit the fucking walls what's gonna happen 0.98

01:38:41 i did not know he was such a dick or i could have gone way harder yeah you were nice in that debate 0.99

01:38:46 it was just that's polite because i thought he was just like i learned so much in that debate 0.92

01:38:50 because i was right everything that happened and i saw the after stream he's looking i need to do

01:38:54 more middle east oh he's right but like everything i said trump was going to do like i said that

01:38:59 before he got elected

01:39:00 and it went just like I said it would.

01:39:02 So Preston asked me to ask you

01:39:03 about the war on drugs.

01:39:06 What's the truth about the war on drugs?

01:39:09 Afghanistan.

01:39:10 Profiteering,

01:39:10 because like,

01:39:11 yeah,

01:39:11 if you look at the major

01:39:12 16,

01:39:14 64 million,

01:39:16 excuse me,

01:39:16 64 billion dollar

01:39:18 trade annually

01:39:19 in heroin

01:39:21 and heroin derivatives,

01:39:22 opium,

01:39:24 morphine base,

01:39:24 morphine,

01:39:25 all the things you can make out of heroin.

01:39:27 It's used to come out of

01:39:29 vietnam now afghanistan and the cia is running the planes air america one you know about that

01:39:34 right and so like if you look at the cartels in mexico or like pick pick an area right all these

01:39:41 um warlords cartel members wherever it is they get different labels it's not really a war against

01:39:49 drugs it's more like the management of the flow of narcotics part of iran contra was financed from

01:39:56 illegal narcotic sales from Nicaragua and Colombia.

01:40:00 And so the reason is because you're like,

01:40:03 well, the government could just print money, right?

01:40:05 I'm like, okay, well, sort of.

01:40:08 Congress can say,

01:40:10 we need another billion dollars to finance NATO

01:40:16 and the war in Ukraine or whatever,

01:40:19 and they'll just get it.

01:40:21 But you can't really go and say,

01:40:23 hey, we need $2 billion to finance ISIS in Syria

01:40:29 because we're not supposed to be on the side of terrorists.

01:40:33 So what you need is a black budget. 0.93

01:40:36 Black markets need black budgets. 1.00

01:40:38 And so one of the hidden methods of finance

01:40:42 that pays for black ops,

01:40:45 like the insurgency in Syria,

01:40:47 or Iraq,

01:40:49 the Mujardin al-Kuk,

01:40:52 M.E.K.,

01:40:53 Kulukistani terrorists, Al-Shabaab in Somalia,

01:40:56 local Haram in Nigeria.

01:40:58 These groups are not organic.

01:41:00 They're getting money from intelligence agencies,

01:41:02 but it's not on the official budget like from Congress.

01:41:06 It's coming from the black budget.

01:41:08 And a black budget, one of the main gains for that 0.72

01:41:12 is narcotics trafficking.

01:41:14 Billions of dollars off-the-books money

01:41:17 for off-the-books operations.

01:41:20 That was part of why they had to hit Afghanistan, 1.00

01:41:23 stand before they invaded her there's a great three-hour lecture i gave on that in sydney

01:41:30 australia where i was banned from the university i was supposed to go speak at western

01:41:34 they thought i was some alt-right loon and i'm like no i'm not but that's what happened and so

01:41:41 i spoke at the palestinian community center to a smaller audience but a way more based audience

01:41:45 Instead, with another woman, Martin Sisley, she is known online as a Syrian girl, and the two of us gave a talk, and part of mine was on the method of off-the-books operations and how they finance them through illegal means.

01:42:05 That's been going on since the days of privateers.

01:42:08 the opium wars really started

01:42:12 with the British invasions

01:42:14 of Hong Kong

01:42:15 it's really we're on like our third opium

01:42:18 war

01:42:18 and you mentioned BlackRock earlier

01:42:22 I akin them to like a modern

01:42:24 East India tea company

01:42:26 where a corporation becomes the size

01:42:28 of a state

01:42:29 yeah the war on drugs is not

01:42:34 sincere

01:42:35 people will know about

01:42:37 Freeway Ricky Ross or some minor 0.98

01:42:39 fucking jabroni like that 0.99

01:42:41 selling crack cocaine 1.00

01:42:43 in Los Angeles and that's like

01:42:45 oh you got this little teeny slither of the story

01:42:47 and they're like oh I know what it is

01:42:49 and maybe they have Barry Seale

01:42:51 in Louisiana who trained David Ferry

01:42:53 who was part of the JFK thing

01:42:55 they were moving narcotics into

01:42:57 New Orleans that was under

01:42:59 Sam Carolla

01:43:01 and then later

01:43:02 the marcello brothers who rfk threw in jail carlos marcello but like there's always these

01:43:11 syndicates and it's like and you be i even as a kid i'm like well if you know their name like

01:43:15 you know alcapa everybody's heard it like well if you knew we lived in chicago you know saying

01:43:19 why didn't you just throw them in jail and it's like because these are managers or there isn't a

01:43:25 single billionaire

01:43:27 cartel member

01:43:29 or warlord that isn't tied

01:43:32 to a state intelligence

01:43:33 you can go all the way back

01:43:35 to the days of pirates with

01:43:37 oh

01:43:38 Jennings or

01:43:41 pick someone, Edward

01:43:43 Thatch, whoever, they always

01:43:45 end up tied to one governor

01:43:47 or somebody in the government

01:43:49 you cannot get to that level

01:43:51 without state support

01:43:52 and like escobar probably the most prominent drug lord ever right out of columbia

01:43:59 and don't base that on narcos on netflix netflix is netflix but like part of it's true but you know

01:44:08 he would faint that oh look we're fighting communists and that was a pretext to get left

01:44:13 alone to look the other way as he did his coke operations they knew right it got wiped out from 0.82

01:44:20 chile from pinasha so just moving on to columbia and for a while there they became a we call it

01:44:28 a narco-socialist state narco-socialism that's a nickname but like the level of revenue from

01:44:34 just cocaine marijuana i mean was very substantial and they were paying off

01:44:43 stewardesses and pilots and all that greece and ponds but like if they really wanted to

01:44:47 shut that down they could like look at japan heroin's illegal here i don't see any heroin

01:44:54 it's illegal in the uk it's illegal in the u.s and yet they have an opioid epidemic

01:44:59 because the whole system's in on it they bring the drugs in

01:45:03 and you think well besides the profits they make for black operation black off the books operations

01:45:10 is there some other benefit to drugging your society there's a couple others one most obvious

01:45:19 is if you have uh the health care system the u.s has you know medicare medicaid um

01:45:28 all the people that get free health you know free health care what if you get addicted to drugs you

01:45:35 get a profit line from that you also have a way to wipe out large segments of youth by getting

01:45:44 them addicted to drugs which means that the upper class will never be threatened by the middle 0.97

01:45:49 because they they drown them in it but the by far like that is it that is their last place reason

01:45:58 their biggest reason is to be able to pay for operations that would be illegal otherwise that

01:46:05 They cannot go to Congress and ask for it.

01:46:07 They need plausible deniability.

01:46:09 As Oliver North said,

01:46:10 we needed a plausibly deniable operation.

01:46:15 He said that in a trial about Iran and Contra

01:46:17 in a very, very famous in the 80s.

01:46:20 What's your opinion on Bill Gates

01:46:22 and the World Economic Forum?

01:46:26 I hate the WF, but they're on their way down.

01:46:29 They're not the...

01:46:29 They lost all credibility?

01:46:30 They're a mid-card player. 0.97

01:46:32 They're horrible. 1.00

01:46:33 Bill Gates is a piece of shit, too. 1.00

01:46:34 but he's on this list the world economic forum has lost a lot of its stroke like 1.00

01:46:42 klaus schwab that nosferatu that goes up there and talks about depopulation is he a thing no 1.00

01:46:49 you need to ask are you serious always always yeah yeah yeah these these fuckers they get in 0.99

01:46:59 there but like you notice or before you continue it's just so funny we were um visiting a temple 0.99

01:47:04 and the rickshaw driver was complaining about starbucks showing up and i saw those two what

01:47:10 which one did you see the two not the goblins on the way the starbucks oh yeah yeah but yeah

01:47:16 because japan has not really been westernized and then we see the starbucks and i'm sitting

01:47:19 on the rickshaw ryan and i'm like who owns starbucks yeah he went and i'm like right every

01:47:26 time it's like the way he said you know starbucks won't even put missing person

01:47:35 places like all these people go to starbucks you used to have the back of a milk carton

01:47:39 like if someone got kidnapped or something and a lot of places will go so and so missing oh yeah

01:47:44 put that right there they think it's tacky so they wouldn't allow it even though there's all 0.98

01:47:48 that traffic in starbucks but continue i just had to throw that so klaus schwann he's yeah he sucks 0.87

01:47:54 but like the the last big uh world economic forum meeting they couldn't get any major players like 0.90

01:48:01 the russians russians didn't go chinese didn't go indians didn't go they couldn't get any real 0.67

01:48:08 prominent world leaders and that their woman ardent from new zealand like resigned so they

01:48:14 got the canadians and a few european states but like even the americans aren't there none of the

01:48:19 the japanese aren't there like none of the major um the netherlands the none of the major gdp

01:48:27 countries even attend right so their power is waning i'd put wef on like

01:48:34 one step above like bilderberg what it's like people over focus on the lower rungs of the

01:48:42 ladder and they're not looking

01:48:44 at the top

01:48:46 and the top is

01:48:48 without a doubt

01:48:50 AIPAC and the Zionists 1.00

01:48:52 when they jump we say off what

01:48:54 they run every AIPAC

01:48:56 meeting to get American presidents

01:48:58 kissing the wall, giving a speech

01:49:01 house speakers there

01:49:02 every prominent leader or anything goes to

01:49:04 AIPAC

01:49:05 they're not going to WEF

01:49:07 they're even less so to

01:49:10 Bilderberg or Club of Rome or any of that stuff 0.99

01:49:12 those are like or like cfr kind of is like a retirement for assholes but 0.95

01:49:18 probably lateral commission a little bit higher but the top if you're going to make a pyramid 0.86

01:49:25 structure out of it is zog day every day i was like i mean look at the bis look at the fed look

01:49:35 at all the major banks who runs the media like it's not left-handed eskimo it's not the french

01:49:41 it's not the germans

01:49:43 it's uh

01:49:45 that's a little ding shot

01:49:49 it's uh

01:49:51 ding

01:49:52 well just you know i disavow

01:49:56 all that and i don't

01:49:58 agree with anything absolutely i get it

01:50:00 what a great

01:50:01 what a great minecraft story yeah i don't

01:50:04 agree that's cool

01:50:06 white supremacist ah come on

01:50:08 i'm a yellow supremacist 0.93

01:50:10 of anything.

01:50:11 Goal.

01:50:13 Thanks, Ryan.

01:50:15 I think we'll wrap it up here.

01:50:17 If you want to get the FC map,

01:50:20 there's an updated version

01:50:21 on ANCReport.com.

01:50:23 That's right.

01:50:23 I think it's really interesting

01:50:24 for anybody that disagrees

01:50:26 or anybody that...

01:50:27 It's like a starter kit

01:50:28 because under these names,

01:50:30 you probably can't read them,

01:50:31 but it's information

01:50:32 of what they did.

01:50:34 And here's the great thing.

01:50:35 Once you have a name,

01:50:37 like even on Wikipedia,

01:50:38 you can go look up

01:50:39 Glenn Dubin or whoever

01:50:41 and get

01:50:41 pretty good

01:50:42 it's just

01:50:44 pretty good information

01:50:45 but

01:50:45 people don't even know

01:50:46 where to look

01:50:47 they don't even know

01:50:47 where to start

01:50:48 they're like Epstein

01:50:49 I keep seeing the sign up list

01:50:50 but once you have this

01:50:51 or the notebook list

01:50:53 they have

01:50:54 you're like

01:50:55 man look what this 1.00

01:50:56 fucker did 1.00

01:50:56 it's all there 1.00

01:50:58 you gotta have

01:50:59 like a

01:51:00 a foothold

01:51:01 to know what

01:51:02 to even ask

01:51:03 if they don't have

01:51:05 the right questions

01:51:05 they have the map

01:51:06 I sell a bet

01:51:08 that's it from Hollywood

01:51:10 I'm surprised that Hollywood

01:51:11 doesn't have more people

01:51:12 on here besides Kevin Spacey

01:51:13 well no what I did

01:51:14 is I just put a Hollywood

01:51:15 because I'm like

01:51:16 that just goes to

01:51:17 like this was a

01:51:17 online it's a clickable thing

01:51:19 where it goes

01:51:20 and then it goes

01:51:21 like Weinstein's on there too

01:51:22 but like

01:51:22 there's so much in Hollywood

01:51:25 that I'm like

01:51:25 well that's a whole other

01:51:26 Weinstein was on the island

01:51:27 Harvey Weinstein 1.00

01:51:28 was a serial rapist 1.00

01:51:29 yeah 0.99

01:51:30 he was on

01:51:31 I've seen

01:51:32 yeah yes

01:51:33 he was on the island too

01:51:34 he didn't go to the island

01:51:36 but he went to the other properties yeah oh yeah they had a whole thing going on

01:51:40 they had one in new mexico they had one in paris one in florida one in new york one in ohio

01:51:45 ohio too yeah that we know of and the crimian obviously glenn maxwell bought a helicopter

01:51:54 just to ferry people from st thomas to south island to his helicoptering girls over that's

01:52:01 how like imagine those are millions of dollars like five million dollars to buy a helicopter right

01:52:06 he bought a green helicopter

01:52:08 Epstein light green

01:52:09 his massage chairs are green

01:52:11 like who needs this detail but whatever

01:52:13 he

01:52:16 she got one

01:52:17 just so

01:52:19 they could

01:52:20 there's no rec like it's less record

01:52:23 when you in a ferry boat

01:52:25 or something that she would go

01:52:27 get him to fly into St. Thomas

01:52:29 get him on the helicopter

01:52:31 and then they had a helipad and everything

01:52:33 on Epstein Island

01:52:34 little St. Jeffrey's

01:52:36 and you know what happened to them after that

01:52:39 but a lot of their victims

01:52:42 like the ones who have spoken out

01:52:43 like Virginia Roberts

01:52:45 Maria Farmer

01:52:47 are Americans

01:52:48 they speak English

01:52:50 they had some bad situation

01:52:52 but a lot of them were like little girls from Ukraine

01:52:55 or Estonia

01:52:58 or places like this

01:53:00 they'd take their passport

01:53:01 they couldn't or barely could speak English

01:53:03 and no recourse, they're afraid if they say anything

01:53:06 they're going to die

01:53:07 and they just took the shut up money 0.97

01:53:09 but not all of them

01:53:11 that's why he got nailed

01:53:13 that and he had all this beef with Trump

01:53:16 and suddenly that guy became president

01:53:18 didn't see that coming

01:53:19 black swan, bam

01:53:21 but that doesn't compromise Trump to affect

01:53:23 his association with the Kushners 0.77

01:53:25 well it's kind of like rival gangs

01:53:28 both are bad

01:53:30 but they are against each other

01:53:32 and one beat the other one

01:53:33 I still take it as a W

01:53:35 when one of them goes down.

01:53:38 Of the two, I'll take

01:53:39 Trump over Wexner's

01:53:41 clan all day.

01:53:43 The financer of Epstein.

01:53:47 Epstein's

01:53:47 not... Wexner's really

01:53:49 the main dude. Epstein was just a face?

01:53:51 Epstein is a cutout, yeah.

01:53:53 So who's Leslie Wexner?

01:53:56 You're saying that this guy...

01:53:57 This is the Don. This is the boss.

01:53:59 This is the underboss.

01:54:01 This is...

01:54:02 Actually, this is the boss.

01:54:04 That's the underboss, Maxwell.

01:54:06 Maxwell was above Epstein?

01:54:08 Maxwell was worse than him.

01:54:10 And according to all his victims, she was the scary one.

01:54:13 She was worse.

01:54:14 She's the recruiter.

01:54:16 Epstein was probably worse than the white-collar crime. 0.90

01:54:18 But as far as the raping, yeah, she was worse than him.

01:54:24 So who's Leslie Wexner? 0.94

01:54:26 Leslie Wexner is a Zionist billionaire.

01:54:28 if you look at the Wexner Foundation

01:54:30 pushing for the Iraq War 0.92

01:54:32 and every other Zionist 0.85

01:54:34 cause

01:54:35 if you watch NUMEC

01:54:37 and you re-watch it

01:54:39 I've seen it twice already

01:54:42 Rabbi Herbert Friedman from the Jewish

01:54:44 Agency is the

01:54:46 founder and co-president

01:54:49 of Wexner Foundation

01:54:50 so his origins

01:54:52 are the same people from the

01:54:54 Sunborn Institute that stole uranium

01:54:56 formed the Baxter Foundation

01:54:59 which Epstein was a trustee

01:55:01 of and it was a

01:55:03 way of giving salaries 0.99

01:55:05 to people, bullshit salaries 0.97

01:55:07 but the real reason was working 0.99

01:55:08 for interest

01:55:10 and that's our

01:55:12 time up

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SNEAKO - March 30, 2023

Ryan Dawson Exposes The Morbid Secrets Of Epstein

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