In this episode, we take a look at what is extremism now, and why it's on the rise across the political and cultural landscape. Is it up to us, the people, to oppose them en masse, or is there a necessary anti-establishmentism on its rise among the new populist language and trends appearing across the world that appear to have common traits and trends among them? Or is there something else that is on its way, and that we need to fight to stop it? Today's episode is brought to you by RUMBLE, the world's most influential chat app, and hosted by the Awakened Wonders. In this video, you'll get to see the future, wake up, wakey wakey. It's time to acknowledge that we ve been deceived, and we've been living in an illusion, and this is the time for mutual awakening together. That there is a divine light within you that is bursting forth from behind you, bursting forth, from behind your eyes. And we can find a unity that will pierce their lies. We're finding it together today. Thank you for joining me, You awakened wonders! - Robbo69show. This Monday Live is a show we ve got for you, and you're going to see The Future. - Wakey Wakey! - R.I.P.Wakey! - Steve R.R. (Robbo69 Show) R. I.V. & R.J.E.M. (R.A. (Rapid Response) - Monday Live, hosted by Robboom69 and R.S. , hosted by R.Boyle69 Show. . This is a mashup about the future of the world, and it's going to be a show you can t miss! . . . and it s going to change the world. You can t be stopped by the future. We ve got 11,000 viewers, we can t stop talking about it! (RUMBLE) - Welcome to the Future, R.EASILY! , and we re here to help you see the world in a new way, so you can be a part of it, too. (and we re not just the future! ) in the chat, not just in your head, but in your body, too, in your hands and ears, too!
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00:11:56.000Wakey wakey it's time to acknowledge that we've been deceived and we've been living in an illusion and this is the time for mutual awakening together that there is a divine light within you that is bursting forth from behind your eyes and we can find a unity that will pierce their lies and we're finding it together today thank you for joining me you awakened wonders what a show we've got for you This Monday live, hello Robbo69show, hello HuckFed, hello IcyCold, GladysLee.
00:12:22.000I'm talking to all of our friends in the Rumble chat right now.
00:12:40.000Who would have imagined that Twitter, as it was once known, would be taken over by a person that would say things like, F the advertisers.
00:12:48.000Who knew that Twitter Spaces, or X Spaces as it's now known, would become a new peculiar parlor where people from around the world, the world's banned and censored, accumulate together.
00:13:25.000It was an extraordinary cultural moment, already iconic, and we will, of course, be talking about that, as well as talking about what Is extremism now?
00:13:35.000Is extremism the new populist language and the new political movements appearing across the world that appear to have common traits and trends among them?
00:13:46.000Or is there a necessary anti-establishmentism on the rise as the bureaucracies of the neoliberal centralist liars and deniers that have kept us depressed who had their hands shown in the pandemic period?
00:14:00.000Is it Up to us, we the people, to oppose them en masse.
00:14:06.000Because I heard some pretty, pretty extreme language out of that lady Jacinda, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, and we'll be looking at that extremism a little bit later.
00:14:15.000I've heard some extreme things said about the conflict in Ukraine that If we don't stop Putin now, he might start invading NATO.
00:14:23.000Stop trying to control our minds with hand gestures, says AbsurdBeats.
00:15:29.000So do you see Man, if we can come together in that stream and find some commonality, maybe, maybe we can create a unified yet decentralized movement that will bring this demon down, that will take the head off this establishment serpent that wants to control us all.
00:17:46.000That's why you want to become an Awakened Wonder, so we can chat about the Holy Scriptures together, so we can chat about the Gita together, so we can advance the world together.
00:17:53.000Is it progress that Alex Jones has been allowed back on X?
00:18:57.000Do you like democracy to verify the agenda of a globalist elite that will use any information that they can to amplify their agenda and advance their trajectory by any information that's inconvenient?
00:20:40.000Is there a politician in the world that you would prefer to listen to on some talk show couch, maybe participating in a number to recommend a new medication?
00:20:50.000Or would you like to hear advocates of free speech?
00:20:53.000Even if you don't agree with everything they say politically, maybe what you agree with It's democracy.
00:20:59.000Maybe what you agree with is the sanctity of the individual.
00:21:01.000Maybe what you agree with is democracy as close to the people affected by it as possible.
00:21:07.000Not dislocated democracy taking place way, way, way, way, way at the WEF, WHO levels and you get whatever mandates trickle down to you like Vivek's wee-wee.
00:22:21.000Let's have a look at Elon saying that free speech is the fundamental right and that he would do jail for it.
00:22:26.000Yeah, and frankly, if I think a government agency is breaking the law in their demands on the platform, I would be prepared to go to prison personally if I think they are the ones breaking the law.
00:24:05.000the legacy media agrees to propagate CIA data, for example, around the Hunter Biden laptop, when you have Floridian primaries cancelled because Joe Biden can't face opposition, when you have debates cancelled, when you have the Democrat Party purge their own candidates, when you have a political establishment that says that if you don't vote for them, you're voting for a dictatorship, you already have a dictatorship.
00:24:31.000There are two great British perspicacious writers which offered us dystopian visions and you already know what I'm going to say.
00:24:39.000Is it going to be the boot-stamping on the face that George Orwell predicted?
00:24:43.000Or is it Aldous Huxley's soma-soaked A banalised reality where we sit in our little pods, consuming and dumb, incapable of running our own lives, detached from our own nature and our own power, unable to access the deep divinity within us all.
00:24:59.000We're already sliding into a dictatorship.
00:25:27.000We begin this hour with the Republican Party's slow march into autocracy, led by Donald Trump, the one-day dictator wannabe.
00:25:34.000In a speech last night at the New York Young Republicans Club Gala, the GOP frontrunner did not back down from his comment last week that he would only be dictator on day one of a possible second term in office.
00:25:47.000Firstly, where did this guy come from?
00:26:12.000If you've not read his book Revolt of the Public yet, read it now.
00:26:16.000He says, and this guy, and I'm going to tell you this honestly because I know a lot of you love Trump and you think Trump is the answer.
00:26:21.000This guy don't think Trump is the answer, but he says that the legacy media are being hysterical.
00:26:26.000The dictators tend to be in their 30s and 40s, come from a military background, or have control over a paramilitary unit.
00:26:33.000And this hysteria from the legacy media, from the neoliberal globalist machine, saying everything that they're opposing is tyranny, saying that January 6th was an insurgency or an insurrection, excuse me.
00:26:45.000There's never been an unarmed insurrection.
00:26:47.000You can't have insurrections without Armed insurrectionists.
00:26:51.000You can't have people wandering around with flags in baseball hats like, right, okay, we're taking over.
00:27:49.000For all the lying that he does, there's no reason not to believe him when he says he wants to be dictator for one day, but what is unbelievable about it is that Trump, who's not known for his restraint or his self-discipline, would only want to be dictator for a day.
00:28:02.000It's a significant and disturbing escalation of rhetoric, even for Donald Trump, because of how bluntly and openly...
00:28:08.000Firstly, he was responding to a bunch of hysterical accusations on Legacy Media.
00:28:13.000If Donald Trump gets in in 2024, he will exile people.
00:28:54.000I think we need radical change and that kind of change has got to come from within us.
00:28:58.000We have to be willing to completely re-evaluate all of our institutions, to occupy them with new The vitality of us, of we, the people, truly, the stuff that's in your constitution, the stuff that's in our Magna Carta, the ideas are there, they're enshrined, they're just not being utilised because we have centralised dystopia.
00:29:17.000No, no, no, people are saying in the chat, but I think they're responding to the idea about our man there.
00:29:23.000Let's have a look at the end of this bit of propaganda.
00:29:25.000He is telling us all about his autocratic plans for a second term.
00:29:30.000Yep, you don't trust him, I don't trust him.
00:29:34.000And perhaps one of the reasons we don't trust them is because it's pretty clear that they look at even war, the sort of apex or nadir, depending on how you regard it, of all of our human challenges, as an opportunity for profit.
00:30:01.000Saying that the Ukraine-Russia war should continue to be funded by your taxpayer dollars because actually the money's going back into America, creating jobs in America, because those jobs trickle down, remember?
00:30:14.000We all remember trickle-down economics.
00:31:02.000Because I think people are dying at extraordinary rates, the country's getting annihilated.
00:31:07.000We did a piece earlier today about Klitschko, the mayor of Kiev and former heavyweight champion of the world, says Ukraine's getting more and more like Russia every single day.
00:31:17.000Many of the weapons that were tagged to go to Ukraine, all sorts of extraordinary places like
00:31:29.000Has their attempt to join NATO been successful?
00:31:31.000Well not really if you consider the loss of Ukrainian life to be a metric worth measuring
00:31:36.000and you know, Andy Blinken, he doesn't seem to.
00:31:39.000It's in our interest to make sure that both endure with regard to Ukraine and the best
00:31:45.000way to do that is to sustain our support.
00:31:49.000One other footnote on this, and this is more for the American audience.
00:31:54.000If you look at the investments that we've made in Ukraine's defense to deal with this aggression, 90% of the security assistance we've provided has actually been spent here in the United States with our manufacturers, with our production, and that's produced more American jobs, more growth in our own economy.
00:32:15.000So this has also been a win-win that we need to continue.
00:32:20.000Only when you experience state establishment propaganda will you hear a loss-loss described as a win-win.
00:34:01.000Republicans would argue, many of them, they're not calling to completely shut down the border, but as you say, to make it tougher to get through.
00:34:08.000If you look at the poll numbers, the latest Wall Street Journal poll shows a whopping 64% of people disapprove of President Biden's handling of the border.
00:34:16.000Does that add pressure on you, on Democrats, to get something done here?
00:34:21.000Well, I'm not paying attention to the politics here.
00:34:24.000What I know is that the future of the world is at stake.
00:34:28.000If we fail, if Republicans don't get reasonable in the next 24 to 48 hours, Russia is going to march into Ukraine.
00:34:37.000China is going to be given a green light to invade Taiwan.
00:34:40.000The world for my children is fundamentally different under that scenario.
00:34:45.000The United States security is at risk.
00:34:56.000And I do not see the Republican Party as any kind of solution at all.
00:35:01.000But what this dude, Chris Murphy, is advocating for here is Arm the world in order to protect your children, in order to protect my children.
00:35:25.000We're going to leave you on YouTube or Facebook or wherever you are watching this so that we can speak freely.
00:35:30.000Take a chance, take a chance, take a chance and join the Rumble Chat where there is so much free speech you would wish That someone would step in and moderate it but nobody will.
00:35:39.000Or better yet, become an awakened wonder.
00:37:03.000Gareth has to be held in your heart like the Holy Ghost.
00:37:06.000You know, you can't always see the flesh of Gareth, but Gareth's there.
00:37:08.000DirtyDiana78, she says hi, Gareth, as well.
00:37:11.000Now listen, we're talking now about different forms of tyranny.
00:37:16.000Remember, we've asked you earlier, do you think it's going to be a type of Orwellian dictatorship that we descend into, or a kind of a Huxleyan dictatorship?
00:37:25.000What's interesting about this question, if you ask me, is we're continually told, we've just seen clips Right now saying like Donald Trump's a totalitarian, people comparing him to Hitler, Putin and in fact there's I've seen a montage of him being compared to like Mao and all sorts of dictators.
00:37:40.000Well we got a brilliant piece of journalism here from Martin Goury who's wrote the book Revolt of the Public which you should read if you haven't read it yet.
00:37:48.000an excellent and informative book that tells us that the world is changing so fast the
00:37:52.000elite establishment can't keep up and that is why they need to censor and control.
00:37:57.000We've been continually told by the legacy media that a Trump 2024 win will mean that
00:38:02.000we will descend into an authoritarian state.
00:38:05.000But I tell you this, I believe we're already living in an authoritarian state.
00:38:09.000We're already living in a globalist establishment, elitist dystopia.
00:38:15.000Look at the even the impending WHO treaty that will take yet more democratic purchase
00:38:58.000And if it isn't, what will they accuse him of next?
00:39:03.000Look at Vivek Ramaswamy's performance at the Republican Party primaries.
00:39:06.000Someone that says January 6th was a conspiracy, maybe even 9-11 was a conspiracy.
00:39:11.000Conversation that even two to five years ago existed on the margins of the internet would be conversations that you'd have to go to Alex Jones for.
00:39:19.000I believe that independent media has meant that conversations, talking points from the periphery have entered into the centre and the establishment cannot Deal with it.
00:39:28.000Donald Trump epitomises this trend more than anybody.
00:39:31.000I know some of you absolutely love Donald Trump and think he's the solution to America's problems.
00:39:35.000There will of course be people that think that Trump is a populist and a demagogue.
00:39:39.000So what is it really that Donald Trump is doing to the establishment and who better to turn to than the writer of the book The Revolt of the Public, Martin Goury, who ahead of everyone said the arguments of left and right are collapsing, The communications miracle means that politics is going to change forever.
00:39:54.000The old elites are dying and new elites haven't been born yet to take their places.
00:40:30.000So much that we are going to see resurgent populist movements and figures across the world.
00:40:35.000It's been happening probably since 2008, but it's reaching a critical tipping point now.
00:40:40.000And extraordinarily, Donald Trump is still at the forefront of it.
00:40:44.000Firstly, let's have a look at the legacy media hysterically claiming that Trump is like Hitler, Trump is like Putin, Trump is like Mussolini, Trump is like Mao.
00:41:16.000That, in a sense, tells you what the entire problem is.
00:41:19.000Donald Trump is joking, he's mucking around, he's personable.
00:41:21.000will do if he's re-elected and tonight he said he will be a dictator on day one.
00:41:25.000That in a sense tells you what the entire problem is.
00:41:29.000Donald Trump is joking, he's mucking around, he's personable. The Biden-Harris
00:41:35.000administration are pious and And they're at a loss.
00:41:37.000And perhaps more significant than their piety and their inability to communicate effectively with the public that they have left behind and they have abandoned is the fact that it is their policy.
00:41:46.000It's their lack of regard for ordinary Americans.
00:41:48.000It's the fact that for a long time now many of us have suspected that the political class don't work for ordinary Americans.
00:41:53.000He said, I know the system is rigged, because I use it.
00:41:54.000but for the corporate interests who essentially make large donations,
00:41:58.000who they own stocks and shares in, who lobby them in Congress.
00:42:01.000People have worked out what the game is now and rhetoric like that doesn't work.
00:42:05.000Someone like Donald Trump has been, and I'm pretty late to this party,
00:42:09.000refreshing because as Dave Chappelle first pointed out, He said, I know the system is rigged because I use it.
00:42:58.000It's going to be great for In addition to the fact, and I would say this is an important addition, that they are unwilling to alter their policies that ultimately allow them to service elite interests rather than democratically serve ordinary Americans.
00:43:13.000We all know now that the Democrat Party works for the military-industrial complex, works for Big Pharma, in cahoots with legacy media, that the deep state is penetrating social media, that they are unable to go, do you know what?
00:43:23.000You'll be better off if you voted for our party because we will ensure investment in American infrastructure less foreign wars, will curtail corruption in Congress,
00:43:31.000will ban policies of donation and lobbying.
00:43:33.000Because they will never do that, as you can see within the Democrat Party establishment, Bernie Sanders, no thank you.
00:43:38.000What we're witnessing now is the end, I believe, of a certain type of democracy.
00:43:42.000We are moving towards authoritarianism, but not the kind of populist demagoguery that they believe Trump represents,
00:43:47.000but a kind of autocratic, technocratic, digital, technological dictatorship
00:43:52.000where the establishment claims that it's protecting you and the vulnerable, but ultimately it is restricting freedom.
00:43:58.000And I could point to You've said we're sort of sleepwalking into dictatorship in the United States.
00:44:32.000You do say it quite lightly, because you can't really trust Liz Cheney unless she were willing to address the institutional and systemic abuses of power that currently exist, or just spent five minutes talking about how her father generated the conditions for the Iraq war and exploited it personally, financially.
00:44:47.000How can you trust Liz Cheney until she's offered a complete mea culpa for the Cheney family on that subject?
00:45:07.000And I actually think that this is a legitimate point.
00:45:10.000We do think of dictatorships as belonging to the last century.
00:45:14.000We do think of them as being militarized.
00:45:16.000I think we're unable to conceive of what a global bureaucratic technological dictatorship might look like.
00:45:22.000Although we shouldn't struggle because we've just been through a piloting programme, I believe, in the last three years where the legitimisation of authoritative measures was experimentally trialled.
00:45:32.000I don't mean that in a conspiracy theory way.
00:45:33.000Even if you just say the best thing to do in the event of a pandemic is to lock everyone in their homes.
00:45:37.000The best thing to do in the event of a pandemic is to get everyone to carry digital passports.
00:45:41.000The best thing to do in the event of a pandemic is to shut down all oppositional discourse
00:46:16.000Let me know in the chat what you think is the biggest threat to democracy right now, Trump, or this kind of neoliberalist, centralist authoritarianism that we've all seen in the last few years.
00:46:24.000Of leaders somewhere else, or in some other time, some other era.
00:46:43.000To push Americans to understand the threat and the way both democracies and dictatorships operate.
00:46:49.000It's why historians are now comparing It's weird that they're just rotating those... Mussolini mouth, Mussolini mouth, Mussolini mouth, it's Trump now.
00:46:58.000It's why historians are now comparing what Donald Trump is saying in public on the campaign trail to dictators like Mussolini when he dehumanizes our fellow citizens in this country as, quote, vermin.
00:47:10.000But hysterical rhetoric is a two-way street, and hysterical rhetoric is literally taking place in this very news segment.
00:47:21.000Deprogramming, basket of deplorables, MAGA, extremist.
00:47:26.000January 6th was an insurrection when we now know that it was infiltrated by all sorts of deep state agencies and that there were certainly provocative events indeed.
00:47:34.000Vivek Ramaswamy is now using independent media rhetoric able to say that on a wide stage, on a big platform.
00:47:42.000And that kind of rhetoric is appealing because it's True.
00:47:45.000Not for any other reason, because now the mainstream discourse can't be managed in the way that it used to be.
00:47:50.000You can't say, the Ukraine war is good, shut up, just get on with it.
00:47:53.000You now have to face a barrage of questions, which means that the process of controlling a population is impeded.
00:47:59.000You can't just say, we want more and more tax dollars for that war, there's going to be boots on the ground.
00:48:02.000There are too many opportunities for oppositionism.
00:48:05.000And Cheney, who staked her career on this, is saying this threat is now here.
00:48:10.000She is carefully and precisely warning how she views Donald Trump as a would-be dictator.
00:48:16.000You never ever hear them say, although we should have been a bit more gentle when we said that people that like Trump are MAGA extremists, we probably overdid it when people didn't want to get vaccinated and we shamed them and said they shouldn't get hospital treatment.
00:48:29.000The media, legacy media in particular, are prone to hysterical discourse on both sides.
00:48:33.000They are hysterical about Trump and then condemning him for grandiose rhetoric.
00:48:38.000So unless they're able to acknowledge that they are participating in that polemicism, you can't take them seriously and you certainly can't trust them.
00:48:47.000That if he does win next year, based on everything she's learned, and remember the high level of the Republican Party that she reached, she is now certain, based on the evidence, he would try to then stay in power forever.
00:49:01.000One of the problems with the idea of saying he's got to stay in power forever is forever is quite a long time and Donald Trump is relatively elderly.
00:49:09.000It's like, at worst, got to be about 10 years.
00:49:11.000Do you believe if Donald Trump were elected next year that he would try to stay in office beyond a second term?
00:50:00.000I firmly believe, knowing Donald Trump, that if you said to Donald Trump, Mr. Trump, in order to become Putin, in order to stay in office forever, in order to loot this country, you have to do X. He is capable of doing wherever your mind can take you for X. A thousand percent.
00:51:36.000The tendencies, many, many tendencies like Adolf Hitler. I said it, throw me off the air.
00:51:42.000Okay so whether you like Trump or you don't like Trump, the fact is he has a
00:51:46.000form of communication that many people like and I can understand why.
00:51:49.000He's amusing, he has already been president and he did leave office, he's complained about it, but the Democrats complained about it when they left office as well.
00:51:59.000And why are the neoliberal establishment media condemning Trump with such fierce rhetoric and not acknowledging their own failings?
00:52:06.000This is an article by Martin Goury, who probably more than any author I think about when I'm trying to understand the dynamics of contemporary politics and how it relates to technology and communications as opposed to ideology and how those things are in a sense inextricably linked.
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00:53:38.000The word most often associated with Trump is authoritarian.
00:53:42.000From the New York Times, Atlantic, and Economist to the Guardian, Bantifair, and Politico, We are told with ritual repetition that Trump is the second coming of Hitler or Mussolini, an aspiring dictator eager to herd his opponents into the great American gulag.
00:53:56.000That, I feel, is in order to not address domestic issues within their own organisations, within our own institutions and systems, they are just amplifying the external threat, in this case Donald Trump, rather than having a reckoning about the state of democracy, the economic crisis, the energy crisis, the increasing demand for censorship, Naturally, people panic.
00:54:17.000things are legitimised and certainly of secondary importance to the emergency of some sort of,
00:54:21.000well, anti-Christ. He's being portrayed as a kind of anti-Christ, which is an oddly religious
00:54:25.000idea for a materialist and secular culture.
00:54:28.000Naturally people panic. I want to calm them down.
00:55:06.000If you expect to become an authoritarian, you have to wield absolute control over a key institution of government, such as the military, like Franco, Perón, or Pinochet, or a mass movement with a paramilitary wing, like Lenin, Mussolini, and Mao.
00:55:21.000If you haven't got a paramilitary wing or an army, you can't achieve the kind of coercion that is necessary.
00:55:27.000I would say the kind of dictatorship we live in is no longer using that modality, but is instead about cultural and social and psychological conditioning that's so immersive that people don't feel free.
00:55:38.000That we're so atomised and despairing and trapped in consumerism that we're controlled in a completely novel way.
00:55:43.000That the idea that someone with a paramilitary force is going to, like, kick off.
00:55:47.000I don't sort of feel that that's going to happen.
00:55:49.000I'm really glad that Martin Goodwin He's starting to relax me on that front.
00:57:08.000Very rarely an exceptional person, such as Caesar, is granted literal dictatorship.
00:57:13.000The Romans invented the whole idea in his early fifties.
00:57:16.000In a clear case of ageism, however, no septuagenarian has ever been offered the job.
00:57:21.000The authoritarian personality favours clever manipulations and conspiracies.
00:57:25.000Best in class was Stalin, who held the purely administrative job of first party secretary, but seized total power by seeding loyalists everywhere.
00:57:34.000Trump, who is a builder of buildings, a task with a beginning and an end, can scarcely think ahead from breakfast to lunch.
00:57:44.000This is a life playing out of the short attention span theatre.
00:57:47.000I think what Martin Gurry is offering us is an alternative lens to view Trump as a character and the reasons why Trump might be popular, which I would offer is Trump's popular because the alternative is so dismal and he doesn't actually Seem like a dictator.
00:58:01.000It just seems like if you're not going to alter the conditions that led to Trump, because those are the conditions of our institutionalized and corrupt democracies, you have to escalate using hysteria and rhetoric, the language that condemns Trump.
00:58:34.000On January 6th, only one person died, a young woman who was shot by a capital policeman while trying to break through a door into the House chamber.
00:58:41.000She was unarmed, As was the rest of the trespassing mob.
00:58:44.000There's no such thing as an unarmed insurgency.
00:58:48.000So in all of the distance between what happened that day and how it's been reported, I think is the real problem.
00:58:55.000The real problem is not that there was an insurrection on January the 6th or that Trump is like Hitler.
00:58:59.000The real problem is That protests have to be amplified in order to shut down dissent and political opponents who are idiosyncratic and unusual have to be amplified into total malfeasance in order to preserve institutional corruption, deep institutional corruption, that precedes Biden but will carry on with Biden, that preceded Obama but continued with Obama, that was present and prevalent in the W. Bush era and has probably been going on for quite a while.
00:59:28.000Some of the financial changes that took place under Clinton, people say, are hugely significant in losing the ability to regulate the financial industry.
00:59:35.000Maybe it was the New Deal was the last time there was good faith governance of America.
00:59:39.000I don't know enough about your country's politics to say.
00:59:42.000But what seems clear is that at some point there was a sort of a slide towards centralised authoritarianism and technocracy within American government.
00:59:50.000It became corrupt and totally co-opted by financial interests.
00:59:53.000And they're not willing to change that, because why would they?
00:59:56.000And so in order to just preserve it, they'll say anything to keep it together.
01:00:00.000At this point even, the problem's gone beyond Trump, because now you have populists like Bobby Kennedy and Vivek Ramaswamy, and they can't be kept down forever.
01:00:48.000Martin Goury is what you might call an old-school advocate for liberal democracy.
01:00:53.000He is not a communist and he is not a populist.
01:00:57.000I think he's a moderate, and that's...
01:00:59.000Such a valuable contribution to our conversation.
01:01:02.000You won't hurt Trump by calling him an authoritarian.
01:01:04.000He's like one of those bull elephant seals covered with hide, inches thick and full of scars.
01:01:08.000Authoritarianism won't even reach his sensory apparatus.
01:01:13.000It's just like something getting murmured outside of a space helmet.
01:01:16.000But tens of millions of Americans voted for the man.
01:01:19.000If you insist that Trump is an authoritarian, if you continue to maintain that he's the greatest threat ever to our democracy, then you're portraying these voters as goose-stepping bigots, and you know full well that they're not.
01:01:29.000They're your family, friends, and neighbours.
01:01:31.000People in those categories may not be as reliably helpful as, say, a good dog, but only rarely are they involved in overthrowing constitutional norms.
01:01:39.000What he's pointing out is the hysterical language became so deracinated, uprooted and untethered from reality that we were invited to accept that 71 million people had gone crazy.
01:01:50.000And I think all sides of these current political conversations have to acknowledge that it's no longer a left versus right argument that we're having.
01:01:57.000a deep suspicion of the way that our institutions are operating, with one side saying if it was to
01:02:02.000fall in the hands of Trump he'll ruin it forever, the other side saying but things are already
01:02:06.000ruinous for us, we feel the contempt of elites in our everyday lives, we are unsatisfied. The only
01:02:53.000I promise it will make you clearer of mind and healthier of body.
01:02:56.000And it will free us to begin to call our politicians by those vile names that actually fit.
01:03:01.000So I think what Martin Goury has offered us there is an assessment that is reasonable.
01:03:04.000He's clearly a discerning person and elsewhere has written that what the real problem is is that our models of governance, our models of media, our models of political funding, our models of censorship are now inept and inadequate for the way that technology has changed the world, specifically the internet and the ability for us all to instantaneously communicate.
01:03:21.000I think independent media is a great thing.
01:03:23.000I think it's changed the political landscape.
01:03:25.000There's no question that a certain type of populism has re-emerged, but we're not at the end of the road.
01:03:29.000New things might emerge, and I hope what those new things might be are decentralised social movements closer to the type of tribalism, and I don't mean tribalism as in oppositionalism, I mean local government, localisation, that we evolved with for many, many thousands, hundreds of thousands, maybe even longer, of years.
01:03:47.000And now people are trying to corral us together in groups of 300 million or 1.5 billion or 60 million and expecting us to have the same culture, the same ideas and censuring us according to their own whims that seem to be more about preserving their own power rather than, as they continually claim, protecting the vulnerable.
01:04:02.000And of course populist nationalist figures are cropping up all over the world because deep down inside us we don't trust the government anymore.
01:04:10.000We don't trust the legacy media anymore.
01:04:33.000As we grow and rise together, as we awaken from the slumber they induced with their Soma, we feel a new power surging through us.
01:04:41.000Remember, if you're watching us in the Rumble chat right now, and it's the only place you can watch us, give us a like and download the app.
01:07:10.000Now, you will remember, because you're bright and you've held on to it, because you're awakening right now, that during the pandemic period, she made all sorts of balmy little claims, hey?
01:07:19.000Like there would be a two-tiered society.
01:07:22.000The society of the vaccinated and the unvaccinated.
01:07:26.000Now, she was saying that in a good way, that if you were not vaccinated, if you resisted getting the shot, then you would be denied certain social facilities.
01:09:41.000So she's already said there should be a two-tiered society, the vaccinated and the unvaccinated.
01:09:46.000We've heard her say that there should be a single source of truth, you know, early on in this.
01:09:50.000Now, Jacinda Ardern was at the UN just recently Saying that we've got to find a way to curtail the free speech of people that we disagree with.
01:10:03.000This week we launched an initiative alongside companies and non-profits to help improve research and understanding of how a person's online experiences are curated by automated processes.
01:10:15.000This will also be important in understanding more about myths and disinformation online, a challenge that we must, as leaders, address.
01:10:24.000As leaders, we're rightly concerned that even the most light-touch approaches to disinformation... See what's happening now?
01:10:30.000She's moving towards legitimising censorship.
01:10:32.000This is the discourse around increasing censorship.
01:10:35.000I see some of you got your Sticker Mule stickers.
01:10:37.000This information could be misinterpreted as being hostile to the values of free speech that we value so highly.
01:11:58.000You know that Boris Johnson, the then Prime Minister, I think he was still Prime Minister then, went to Ukraine to stop Zelensky doing a peace deal with dear old Putin.
01:12:59.000Luckily, well, I mean, luckily or not, the Senate have just backed that $108 billion deal that was going to be financing wars across the world.
01:14:32.000I don't mean the collective will of people established through democracy.
01:14:35.000I mean the collective will of bureaucracies that are completely undemocratic and funded by an elite class and funded by NGOs and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Clinton Foundation and then finally we can have our democracy.
01:14:48.000This is what dictatorship looks like now.