The culture war continues. Callie Means on the front line talking about RFK, as the mainstream media tries to impose old school ideas on emerging maha-oriented health edicts, we re going to be talking too about war, whether or not another tariff, and another day, another tariff.
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00:03:06.000Them... Are some smooth and lubricated politicians running the UK right now?
00:03:12.000You only need to look at the news to see that the prison planet penitentiary that is the UK is a theme park and the theme is absolute control.
00:03:20.000Today we're going to be covering some of the great stories from the week.
00:03:22.000Callie Means on the front line talking about RFK at Politico as the mainstream media tries to impose old school ideas on new emerging maha-oriented health edicts.
00:03:33.000We're going to be talking too about war, whether or not Noah!
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00:04:14.000I'm joined today by our team here, Jake and Isaac are over there with their very distinct faiths, contributing marginally more than the ape depicted on the wall behind them.
00:04:25.000Also, we have our social media manager, Luke, who's...
00:06:19.000We can't really get behind that, can you?
00:06:20.000Federal employees are showing up not to work, but to protest returning to work.
00:06:26.000It even goes further than that, Maria.
00:06:28.000Things as outrageous as trying to get workers back into the office.
00:06:34.000We actually had workers that showed up at the office to protest having to come back to work at the office.
00:06:45.000So we're finding all kinds of things with the...
00:06:48.000I only came here to get directions for how to get away from here.
00:06:51.000With the Doge work, the squeal work that I have done for 10 years, and thank heavens we have President Trump and Doge, the Office of Government Efficiency, that's finally cracking down on these types of activities.
00:07:04.000The United Kingdom has become a theme park and the theme of that park is absolute control.
00:07:10.000There's nothing they won't leverage to deploy more mechanics of control.
00:07:14.000Now they want digital IDs, they want centralized currencies, they want you to stay in your home.
00:07:18.000All the while there's some extraordinary private lives going on inside Westminster.
00:07:23.000As you know, one of Keir Starmer's close friends has been arrested on suspicion of Peter.
00:07:33.000Sometimes I think that's a phrase that needs to be brought to the very forefront of everyone's mind, but right now, UK facial recognition is being rolled out in the British town, Welsh, particularly of Cardiff.
00:07:44.000This is a train at Cardiff Central and we saw police putting up signs to warn people that live facial recognition is going up all around Cardiff City Centre today.
00:07:52.000Live facial recognition is usually deployed on the back of vans scanning people walking down the street.
00:07:57.000But this time South Wales Police have put it on the top of loads of lampposts, cameras all around the city centre, meaning that everyone in Cardiff City Centre today is going to get scanned by these cameras and their face checked against the wall.
00:08:20.000Now let me know in the comments and chat if you are pleased, excited or disappointed and concerned since Trump took office.
00:08:27.000Is this the government you voted for when it comes to subjects as important as global peace, brokering for war, whether it comes to the reckoning that ought be faced by the pharmaceutical industry, big food and big agriculture.
00:08:39.000I would argue that in that area at least there is progress all because of the list of names that I mention continually on the show.
00:08:46.000Bobby Kennedy, Dr. Oz, Cali Means is among them.
00:08:49.000And of course, Jay Bhattacharya and Marty Makkari, all who have high-profile jobs one way or another or significant influence within the aspect of American life that's so important.
00:08:59.000Health, both psychological and spiritual, based on nutritional, good food practices and not taking medicine that could fundamentally, well, kill you.
00:09:07.000This is a conversation that took place at a Politico event.
00:09:11.000Politico, as you know, used to be funded by the same groups that fund Wall Street Journal.
00:09:15.000and I don't know how much Politico is still in the Hocker legacy media, but certainly Callie Means gets a lot of pushback when he advocates for Bobby Kennedy's new matchup.
00:09:25.000We'll be back in a minute and we'll be talking about all manner of things, including trans sports.
00:09:35.000John Oliver advocates for more, I guess, sort of trans sports.
00:09:41.000Let me know what you think, by the way, in the comments and chat on the very day that there was a pool tournament in the UK, my beloved country, now a penitentiary island where people are jailed for social media posts, and less, of course, they're government paedophiles, and they seem to get extraordinary love.
00:09:53.000What's going on lately there is that there's a female pool tournament where both the finalists were trans men.
00:10:01.000Let me know in the comments and chat what you think about that.
00:10:13.000Let's have a look at Cali Means at this Politico event.
00:10:15.000It's really good because Cali Means is one of the people that helped me to understand that we're essentially fed en masse a bunch of foods that are essentially toxic and poisonous.
00:10:24.000Seed oils, high fructose, sucrose, terrible dyes, all that stuff that we're familiar with now thanks to the Maha movement.
00:10:31.000And let us not forget for a moment that Bobby Kennedy was more outspoken than anyone when it came to talking about the pandemic, when it came to talking about Anthony Fauci, when it came to talk about bioweapons, lab leaks, deep state involvement and the control of a global population that took place in that pandemic period.
00:10:46.000Here, Cali Means advocates for him quite brilliantly.
00:11:00.000People that make food and medicine benefit from us being ill!
00:11:03.000That actually makes sense economically.
00:11:05.000If you make medicine, you want people sick.
00:11:06.000Huh. Callie Means has long been a friend of our show and he's one of the reasons that I believe that the HHS will improve significantly under Bobby Kennedy.
00:11:17.000Callie Means is a former employee of Coca-Cola turned whistleblower and now expert in nutrition, but not only what we should eat and what we shouldn't eat, what we should put in our mouths and what we shouldn't put in our mouths, but what we should allow into our consciousness.
00:11:29.000Here is Kelly Means appearing at a Politico conference
00:11:33.000Remember that Politico is funded in all sorts of interesting and extraordinary ways, where he's given the opportunity to oppose some people that query not only his perspectives, but the Maha movement more generally.
00:11:44.000And I suppose if I was to define the Maha movement, is if MAGA is Donald Trump and the kind of libertarian, free market, America first, kind of no-nonsense robustness that Trump represents, then Maha is Bobby Kennedy.
00:11:59.000Health, wellness, anti-corruption, trying to awaken and enlighten yourself and others.
00:12:08.000Here, in this clip, Cali Means defends the MAHA movement from many of its detractors.
00:12:15.000What the voters are trying to say, and I think they were right, is that the system is really on the wrong track.
00:12:21.000That the existing health authorities, just demonstrably, the NIH oversaw, and this is just consensus at this point, the creation, the literal creation.
00:12:32.000Don't they excite you to see that getting said publicly by an employee of the HHS and therefore of your American government, that the pandemic was literally a creation?
00:12:40.000Doesn't that seem like a massive evolution?
00:12:44.000A significant change in the public discourse from the, hey, the kind of sort of dumb and infantilized, save a life, wash your hands, wear a mask, now is people that are...
00:12:55.000Significant and influential in government saying it was a creation.
00:12:58.000And in fact, I can't think of anyone more peripheral and radical when it comes to that issue than Bobby Kennedy.
00:13:05.000These people now are in a genuine position of power.
00:13:07.000So whatever the MAGA Trump administration isn't at the moment, it's certainly a massive advance on the kind of inoculated and ridiculous materialism and imperialism that preceded it.
00:13:20.000The NIH, whose goal is to promote American health, has overseen a devastation, just an abject devastation in American health over the past 20 years, with disease rates skyrocketing in America, leading the world of almost every single chronic disease, with rates of nearly every single chronic disease being at an all-time high among kids.
00:13:37.000There's been very little innovation with small pharma, with innovative therapeutics at the FDA.
00:13:42.000It costs a billion dollars to get through the process.
00:13:48.000You know, a much larger budget than the Defense Department that's controlled by the American Medical Association, which is a pharmaceutical lobbying group and is almost predominantly sick care.
00:13:56.000So there's real problems, and when you turn on CNBC, it's just a nonstop...
00:14:03.000It's a non-stop infomercial for pharma.
00:14:05.000It's a Sky Rizzy commercial followed by Scott Gottlieb saying how Bobby's killing people followed by a breathless coverage of the measles outbreak and no mention of the mental health crisis.
00:14:13.000But Kelly, how does cutting a bunch of HHS solve that problem?
00:14:53.000What kind of vaccine trials are undertaken?
00:14:55.000Why is it that only now, under Bobby Kennedy, there are going to be clinical trials, significant clinical trials, into any connection between childhood autism and the childhood vaccine schedule?
00:15:06.000It doesn't hurt to ask those questions.
00:15:08.000Remember, if you have a principled belief in a scientific theory, then the way to demonstrate it is through clinical trial, through empiricism.
00:15:41.000Global bureaucracies and global corporate entities have the same general agenda.
00:15:47.000You don't need a formal conspiracy when interests converge.
00:15:52.000These people went to the same universities and fraternities, they're on the same boards of directors, they're in the same country clubs, they have like interests, they don't need to call a meeting, they know what's good for them.
00:16:03.000populations that are docile, malleable,...dispondent and controllable, looking to resolve emotional and spiritual problems through commercial means, certainly not vibrant, vital, and opposed to hypocrisy and corruption, willing to take control of their own lives and their own communities,
00:16:20.000to kill and die for what they believe in, kill only when absolutely necessary, obviously, but to die for what you believe in, that's not the kind of population that the system benefits from, and it's not the kind of perspective they've created through their culture.
00:16:33.000What we have now is the opportunity to take back...
00:16:36.000The control and reigns of our own lives, individually, collectively, internationally, and indeed globally, by embracing a spiritual power that's accessible and available to all of us, that I have found through Christ Jesus, and as far as I know, that's the only way.
00:16:48.000You might have different ways of accessing it.
00:16:50.000It's interesting to me that many of the people involved in this movement are also Christian.
00:16:54.000Let me know what you think about that in the comments and the chat.
00:16:56.000But when it comes to the subject of science, we can see the success of previous administrations by measuring the facts.
00:17:02.000And it seems that, when it comes to food, when it comes to drugs, It would be insane.
00:17:28.000So what metrics would you guys point to?
00:17:31.000For how the scientific community, how the four times more per capita on healthcare spending that we spend in America versus other countries has produced innovation.
00:18:29.000It's taking the HHS back to 68,000 employees.
00:18:34.000It is absolutely, like the idea that Bobby Kennedy should not come in and make dramatic changes to the leadership and the personnel at these authorities that have overseen an abject devastation of American health.
00:18:49.000Which the lobbyists in this room do not have the humility to admit that we have gone completely wrong.
00:18:53.000The lobbyists in this room are laughing when we have the sickest children in the developed world.
00:18:58.000If you guys, if that is your attitude, and your attitude is to tell the maha moms that their votes and their voice is not legitimate, that we need dramatic changes to American healthcare, if you think it is illegitimate for Bobby Kennedy to not make big changes to people like Peter Marks,
00:19:15.000Again and again and again went against FDA advisory opinions who fired the two top vaccine makers.
00:19:23.000The two top vaccine scientists at the FDA for suggesting that we shouldn't mandate COVID shots for soldiers.
00:19:29.000Now, in 2025, do you believe that they should have mandated COVID shots for soldiers, for nurses, looking at the rise of heart disease and turbo cancers and a variety of other conditions?
00:19:39.000Do you think it should be mandated now that you know what you know about who it is that's likely to suffer or even die as a result of the coronavirus?
00:19:55.000Who continually, continually went against expert opinion in favor of the pharmaceutical industry, who many people here were collaborating with him with.
00:20:06.000The fact that somebody like that can't be fired, and he can't install tremendous people like Marty McCary and Jay Bhattacharya and Dr. Oz to start reforming these agencies and put in their people, of course he should do that.
00:20:22.000As I've told you before, I know Marty Macari, Jay Bhattacharya, Dr. Oz, and I would say that to varying degrees, all of those people I even know well personally or have studied their work and what they talk about publicly.
00:20:34.000We couldn't be in a better position when I say we, I mean the people of America than with those people in charge of our health, certainly under Bobby Kennedy.
00:20:44.000When you look at what preceded it and the fact that Anthony Fauci is still out there peddling treachery and looking at ways that he can, through his public life, advance the interest of the pharmaceutical industry and continue to ensure that people are spiritually sick and operating on a low frequency.
00:20:58.000We are in a much better and improved situation with Bobby Kennedy, Dr. Oz, Jay Bhattacharya, Cali Means himself and Marty Makari in positions of power.
00:21:08.000These are principled men who are telling you exactly what they believe and now what they believe will be clinically tested through scientific trials before enacted as policy.
00:21:18.000That seems to me to be a radical upgrade on what preceded it.
00:23:11.000It's all single origin, small farm, small batch, and scores over 85. No bitter burnout, no sugary sludge, no mystery flavors cooked up in a corporate lab.
00:23:19.000Just clean, bold coffee that actually tastes like coffee and makes you younger.
00:25:39.000Just to hear the love, the simplicity, the necessary incarnation of holy power in flesh, knowing that we and our own weak flesh can become empowered if we submit to him that...
00:27:34.000Tell me why you've bought it and what it is.
00:27:36.000So tying it all together from last week, talking about AI Bible stories, even Massey, as an Iranian-Canadian atheist, was very interested in this AI.
00:27:50.000And so this intro is explaining where the Giants came from.
00:27:54.000Using AI already, not just, hey, what happens when they use AI?
00:27:58.000Here it already is in a very popular show, and I think it's brilliantly done.
00:28:02.000Let's have a look then at this clip that suggests that Goliath may himself be Nephilim that are spoken about in Genesis when the fallen angels took the sons of man to their beds.
00:28:15.000There's a lot of stuff that I encounter in Genesis that really sparks my interest as a marginal peripheral conspiracy interest type person, conspiracy theory type person.
00:28:24.000I mean, you know, like when you watch Graham Hancock talking about the pyramids, you know, last week when we talked about the pyramids might be generators of energy.
00:28:30.000You know, when you start to entertain the idea, say, if you like David Icke, who's coming on the show soon, by the way, so watch out for that, when he says that there are races of beings that are, you know, like, excuse me.
00:28:41.000Reptilians or aliens or interdimensional entities that have taken control.
00:28:45.000I often wonder how scripture handles that, and I love Bill Hicks, so I love that, you know, dinosaur fossils type joke stuff.
00:28:51.000But I also want to see what the origins of the Nephilim are.
00:28:55.000Let's have a look at a clip from House of David, in particular what Jake's chosen is the origin of the Nephilim and the peculiar history of a crazy old underdog called Goliath who tried his best out there but was undone by a plucky shepherd boy.
00:29:11.000It all began in the days of the Great Rebellion, when the angels of heaven sought after the Eternal Throne.
00:29:20.000They rose in defiance, but were defeated and cast out.
00:29:29.000They fell onto the earth, these angels, cast out by God or tasked with watching the sons of men.
00:29:46.000You know, that's one of my favourite bits of scripture.
00:29:49.000I was there when Satan fell from heaven like lightning.
00:29:54.000And I know elsewhere in that verse it talks about you will walk on cobras and among serpents and scorpions because your names are written in heaven.
00:30:02.000And I do consider the motif and idea of the fallen angel to be humankind's tendency to carve aside kingdoms for ourselves, kingdoms of sin and attempts to defibrillate low chakra energy.
00:30:13.000An Eastern mysticist might say, I like seeing that image of the fallen angel as a sort of an argument.
00:30:23.000Because you don't think about all those details.
00:30:26.000I mean, you read it and you kind of have ideas in your mind, but when you can see that, it's anything that tries to get power away from God, which is ultimately what we fight with the world.
00:30:50.000And it's something I wanted to touch upon, actually, guys, if we can find it.
00:30:52.000Because popular British comedian and actor Steve Coogan was talking about how Jesus Christ would have been a socialist.
00:30:59.000That's a subject I'd really like to unpack.
00:31:01.000Let me know in the comments and chat, would Jesus Christ have been a socialist, would he have been a republican, or do you think that he would have tried to convey supernatural forces, that we would have ethics and morality that transcended what is merely political and based on resources?
00:31:13.000Let me know, you're pretty clear what I think.
00:31:15.000Let's go back to the house of David and the falling of Luciferian forces that perhaps to this day provide a foundation for sin, even when it's me and you.
00:31:24.000Others say it is true, a story passed down.
00:31:58.000I always wonder about carnality in scripture, because there's some pretty wacky stuff in the early books, isn't there?
00:32:05.000Like, even these fallen angels, after you've seen them fall down with them great big swan's wings, like that geezer out of X-Men, you know, that's got the swan wings in the...
00:32:47.000Crazy. We've got to come to terms with, you know, Isaac, your hands ain't clean on this one either, because that, I believe, is one of your Jewish books.
00:33:25.000I mean, they're gorgeous, aren't they, these Nephilim?
00:33:26.000They're not going to have trouble pulling, like with them shepherdesses and all those poor girls living down there in the ravines and stuff.
00:35:59.000I do wonder about that when I'm sort of embracing the Holy Book and I come across something like Genesis, like Lot and the daughters and that kind of stuff.
00:36:08.000I mean, obviously, it's an instruction pamphlet.
00:37:59.000I always thought Goliath was going to have an airy inbred.
00:38:01.000I didn't think he was going to look like those angel men with the rippling abs.
00:38:04.000I've always thought of Goliath as a big idiot.
00:38:05.000And even Yuval Noah Harari, who's sort of one of the advocates for the WEF, he wrote a book about the encounter between David and Goliath, where he sort of argued that Goliath would have been some wheezing asthmatic, and David, using an intelligent projectile, brought him down.
00:38:21.000which is funny because people that don't believe in the Bible sometimes use biblical stories and scriptures to illustrate almost rationalist, materialist stories when really it's the mythic truths as well as the historic truths that I'm interested in unpacking.
00:38:35.000And they're rendering Goliath kind of how I thought he would come across as a bit of a nitwit in a cave.
00:38:41.000Yeah, Malcolm Gladwell's got the book where he's talking about how Gladwell thought it was his advantage being a giant, but it was actually his disadvantage.
00:40:03.000I've put a video there which shows that it took like a year and three months to do just one four-second scene.
00:40:09.000It's this really unique animation style that people like.
00:40:12.000But now AI is catching up with it and recreating that stuff which takes those guys forever to make.
00:40:20.000So you might want to watch that first asset just to see the type of artwork and then we can take a look at some of the stuff that's happening in the culture around it.
00:40:27.000I don't know about you guys, I'm a big fan of Studio Ghibli, probably my favourite film is Spirit Away, but I also like Princess, what's the Princess one?
00:40:36.000She's alright, there's the other one, what's the more modern one that's not by the same director?
00:40:41.000Like this one, Kagawa, Princess Kagawa.
00:40:43.000That was a really, that's a very, very beautiful film.
00:40:45.000And what I like watching them films for is to see that there's a separate mythology in Japan and to see it rendered there, to see the fairy stories brought alive.
00:40:53.000That Spirit Away is my favourite one, but also like Howl's Moving Castle.
00:40:58.000But I don't know quite why it is that it's become sort of a phenomenon.
00:41:02.000It's a bit like when you see J.D. Vance done as a Chucky-style baby with his neatly groomed beard.
00:41:06.000Like, what is it that makes a good meme?
00:41:09.000Let me know what you think about that in the comments and chat, by the way.
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00:43:55.000It took the team a year and three months to complete.
00:44:01.000Yeah, I mean, it's sort of beautiful and arduous, and in a sense it's a good way of examining the new ability of AI and intelligence of this scale.
00:44:09.000It does, of course, have the potentiality to render all but irrelevant human creativity, and it's an ongoing conversation.
00:44:18.000What I really like about Studio Ghibli or Ghibli myself is that they have this obvious and evident reverence for aesthetics that you see all over Japanese culture, I suppose.
00:44:29.000We've like their ironwork or their illustrations or their fabrics and textiles, their architecture.
00:44:35.000There's a kind of meticulous and fastidious neatness to Japan, partly due, I suppose, because of their unique history and how long they were isolationist, even with imperialism knocking on their door in a variety of forms, whether that was American
00:44:50.000or the ongoing onslaught of Chinese power.
00:44:53.000But it's interesting to see that it's something that can now, something that would have took a lifetime,
00:45:03.000And I think that's analogous even to something that probably a lot of you care more about, like pornography.
00:45:07.000Think about how often you would encounter a naked body back in the good old Nephilim days.
00:45:12.000You'd have to wait for one of them bewinged pervs to come a-tumbling down from a thunderstorm.
00:45:17.000Now you just have to flick into your phone, nothing but people sniffing around each other's buttholes all day long.
00:45:23.000Sodom and Gomorrah look like Chuck E. Cheese and probably smell like it as well.
00:45:52.000Five minutes was on that, but people are really upset about the Trump and JD Vance one.
00:45:56.000Why? Because you're taking this glorious art form, which is taking this guy forever to make, and then you're using it for political reasons.
00:46:03.000So the next video is Ghibli's creator responding to AI-generated images in general.
00:46:08.000I think one of his team brought it to him.
00:46:10.000And you just see the disdain he has for it.
00:46:12.000And this is before he's even seen his stuff getting used.
00:46:15.000But he says a really interesting thing about why he doesn't like it, which I want your take on.
00:46:19.000I'm really interested to say that because even before, if you think of the insult against a creator that happens when technology can synthesize and counterfeit that creator's potency and power and all we're talking about is animation.
00:46:35.000Each of us are immeasurably perfect and magnificent and yet have fallen to the temptation of counterfeit pleasures.
00:46:42.000Let's have a look at what Massey's brought us about Ghibli and the response of the genie behind this great creative content before talking about the relationship between a creator and their creature and how this might have spiritual and even ontological consequences.
00:47:30.000It's pretty amazing because this is something that's happened in Japanese culture many, many times, like sort of from various instantiations of warriorship and various forms of religion and the intervention of foreign commerce and trade.
00:47:44.000Japan, because it's an island nation like the one I'm from, continually wrestles with isolationism and incorporation into separate cultures.
00:47:51.000But Japan's probably done a better job of it.
00:47:53.000I think it's pretty, and when you say better, I mean if the aim was isolationism, because it's still quite a racially homogenous place, probably religiously pretty homogenous.
00:48:01.000Does that make it a better or worse culture?
00:48:12.000In case you're listening to this as audio, Miyazaki, when confronted with these AI images, says that it's an insult to creativity and to life itself.
00:48:20.000Now, even if you're not a theological or particularly a denominationally religious person, the idea that life is sacred is...
00:49:31.000But the thing that was really interesting for me about this is when he was reviewing AI art, which wasn't even his own, it was just some other artwork, he said, whoever created this stuff has no idea what pain is whatsoever.
00:49:42.000Like, that's what matters to him about art, the pain in taking two years to create a four-second clip or the pain that goes into it.
00:49:50.000So I don't know, what do you think about that as an artist?
00:49:52.000Do you need, is it not worth anything when machines make it because there's no pain in it?
00:49:58.000It depends on whether you think art is transactional or whether you think it is sacred or not.
00:50:04.000Most early art is devotional, whether you're talking about the Renaissance or even cave paintings.
00:50:08.000There's an idea that there's reverence and patronage, devotion, demonstration, and the dedication to the muse is a theme that's practiced throughout art.
00:50:19.000On that idea of pain and suffering in art, David Lynch, God rest his eternal soul, get ready for the name drop, thought it was a kind of a sort of a romantic French.
00:50:27.000I think this is notionally connected to the idea of sacrifice,
00:50:48.000which I was reading about in Thomas Merton's Contemplations, where he says that we assume that...
00:50:54.000Sacrifice must include suffering because the greatest, certainly from a Christian perspective, obviously, image of sacrifice is the sacrifice of Christ on the cross that we may know eternal life and be redeemed of our sins.
00:51:09.000But he says sacrifice is possible without suffering.
00:51:12.000Suffering is just almost an inadvertent consequence because if you are devoted to this ulterior realm, which Miyazaki plainly is, he's not talking about the results.
00:51:23.000He's not saying the result The goal is this drawing.
00:51:25.000It don't matter whether a robot comes up with it or someone toiling and laboring over a desk as an illustrator for decades or whatever.
00:51:33.000He's saying, no, the process is what matters.
00:51:35.000The process is important because in that process you are engaging with and communing with something higher.
00:51:41.000And that's much closer to what Thomas Merton's saying, is that sacrifice leads you to a secondary realm.
00:51:47.000If you think of the other famous example of sacrifice in the Old Testament there, Abraham is willing to sacrifice his son.
00:51:55.000There is nothing that is more important than the relationship with God.
00:52:39.000There's something else that you cannot emulate or synthesize.
00:52:42.000And in a way, I suppose, you can look at that in purely rational terms.
00:52:45.000Because if you reach the point where you can entirely replicate and synthesize counterfeits of all human life, then you don't need human beings.
00:52:51.000And you can see that's the point that we're encroaching upon and approaching now.
00:53:06.000It's Malcolm Gladwell that wrote that essay about, you know, David and Goliath and a rational explanation for why that may have gone down the way it did, even though it's obviously as well as historic mythical.
00:53:15.000So but my point is that you cannot dispatch with...
00:54:16.000...be created where I can click a couple buttons and boom, Miyazaki's work is just made right there.
00:54:20.000I could see why that would be a burden.
00:54:22.000But on the other side of it, the tech side of me, the techie bit in me gets excited because there is somebody who had the dream to create some kind of computer where amazing art could be generated on the fly.
00:54:33.000And so that's creativity on its own from that perspective.
00:54:44.000And also when you take it back in the other direction, even like a Neolithic human being doing a cave painting on a wall is using tools and is being, you know, like someone then could have said, hey, don't do that.
00:54:58.000Just use your imagination and paint it with your elbow.
00:55:01.000You know, like, you know, sort of like when you start drawing lines.
00:55:05.000It's always going to be arbitrary, i.e.
00:55:08.000the arbiter will be human, unless you agree that there is a God and there are absolute universal divinely inspired principles to which we are all beholden, whether we believe in them or not.
00:55:20.000And because we all sort of feel something, we all feel a bit sad, I think, for Miyazaki when we watch that.
00:57:09.000My concerns is that they'll use that technology to create video footage of events that didn't happen in the past, rather than create movies in the future.
00:57:36.000That's really, that's some lovely stuff and lots to contemplate.
00:57:38.000Let me know in the comments and chat what you think the lines are when it comes to the utility of tools.
00:57:42.000Are we in a sort of space, a 2001 Kubrickian moment where we're just picking up that bone, picking up that phone, where we are learning to utilize and manipulate the material world around us?
00:57:54.000Or are we creating realms of consciousness that will ultimately become inaccessible to us and become the kind of Luciferian realms that actually are the inspiration for the sequence that we saw from House of David in one of the items we were discussing earlier
00:58:09.000So just before we move on to the next story, which is Isaac, who is, you know, whether you care about it or not, a Jew talking about trans sports.
00:58:19.000We're just going to have a look at how the WHO are struggling since the United States under Trump has pulled their funding.
00:58:45.000I think that anyone that's behind, like, Trump pulling his funding from the WHO is going to watch this video and go, you bastard.
00:58:52.000Look at them, they're trying their hardest over the WHO.
00:58:54.000Didn't you like their treaty where they tried to get 5% of your health budget, where they wanted the ability to impose mandatory vaccines, where they wanted the right to censor?
00:59:04.000The WHO lost quite a lot of credibility during a health crisis, which they, frankly, made worse.
00:59:11.000And if you listen to a man, I'm blanking on the name of my friend there, who, like, you know, the WHO, let me know in the comments and chat if you know who I'm talking about.
00:59:20.000There's, like, the funding of them is pretty dark, man.
00:59:24.000It's like whenever you look into the origins of, like, Facebook or anything.
00:59:29.000Like, WHO's got all sorts of weird edicts and stuff.
00:59:32.000To WHO's alleged mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic and other global health crisis.
00:59:39.000Last week marked five years since I declared a public health emergency of international concern.
00:59:45.000From the moment we picked up the first signals of viral pneumonia in Wuhan, we asked for more information, activated our emergency incident management system, alerted the world, convened global experts, and published comprehensive guidance for countries on how to protect their populations and health systems.
01:00:08.000All before the first death from this new disease was reported in China on the 11th of January 2020.
01:00:16.000Even before the US announcement, WHO is facing a shortfall due to the economic difficulties.
01:01:20.000Or does, like Solzhenitsyn said, the line between a good billionaire and a bad billionaire run not through nations, religions or creeds, but through every billionaire's heart.