The Alex Jones Show Live - October 18, 2026


EMERGENCY REPORT: Learn How The American Empire Is On The Very Verge Of Collapse

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00:00:00.000 We can look at the rise and fall of different empires throughout history and see the same
00:00:03.520 patterns, which we've come up against now and are in the fourth turning, the end of
00:00:07.900 one system, the birth of the new.
00:00:09.400 But there's a global financial system made up of the old British empire, the U.S. empire,
00:00:14.740 that itself, financially, the bubble's over.
00:00:18.080 They already plan to launch a global central bank digital currency.
00:00:21.360 So we're to the end of this.
00:00:23.020 Then you have Israel, with AIPAC controlling much of our foreign policy and domestic, only
00:00:27.640 thinking about their greater Israel and doing things that are incredibly unpopular for them,
00:00:33.000 making the most unpopular country in the world, now attached to us, killing the illusion and the
00:00:38.400 idea of the dollar and the American empire. And we see record level U.S. Treasuries not being
00:00:43.360 bought, record level Treasury Department with the Federal Reserve having to monetize our debt.
00:00:48.300 This is Weimar Republic stuff. This is Zimbabwe, Africa type stuff. And so now it's accelerating
00:00:54.180 the demise of the American empire.
00:00:57.900 And then when you're a serious geopolitical thinker
00:01:00.020 and point this out,
00:01:01.280 even the Pentagon told Trump all this,
00:01:02.780 don't do it, it can kill the empire.
00:01:04.300 And we go ahead and do it.
00:01:06.200 Mark Levin and Israel first,
00:01:07.740 don't attack the chairman of the Joint Chiefs
00:01:09.740 and say he's a traitor
00:01:10.780 when it's in the report to this public.
00:01:12.280 They just say Alex Shosher and Carlson are to limit it
00:01:14.620 and say we're Qatari agents.
00:01:17.420 And now 200 something days into the war,
00:01:19.400 you see it accelerating,
00:01:21.220 people leaving the dollar,
00:01:22.400 dumping the treasuries.
00:01:24.180 we can see a fall of the U.S. empire like the Soviet Union
00:01:28.220 within six months to a year on the current trajectory.
00:01:31.280 And as much as I don't like the corruption, the largesse of what we've done,
00:01:33.960 I want to pull back slowly, have a new detente, a new global order set up
00:01:39.120 where we're still extremely strong through soft power and alliances.
00:01:42.980 We maintain dollar, world reserve currency status.
00:01:45.840 But the globalists above that want the new world reserve currency
00:01:48.360 that is going to be globally controlled, not even a nation state.
00:01:51.640 Russia and China want the BRICS. The point is, the great time of change is here, and the United
00:01:57.480 States is making, in Europe and in the Middle East, the wrong moves, the right moves in Latin
00:02:04.040 America to secure this hemisphere. So it's a mixed bag, but it's still very serious.
00:02:11.260 And when you tune into this broadcast, you get what I really believe and what the real
00:02:16.520 evidence in history is. And that's why these reports are so incredibly important from the
00:02:22.340 past and the present to understand the future. There are cycles. We are in a fourth turning.
00:02:36.460 We look at past empires. We're going through the same cycle. But instead of being an individual
00:02:42.580 empire. The whole world is synced up right now. It's going through the exact same cycle. This has
00:02:47.040 gone from theorem into action, into reality, and much of it's already in the past. We are deep into
00:02:52.640 the fourth turning. Massive changes are here. The globalists admit that during a fourth turning,
00:02:58.640 you go from a stagnation or a status quo where things are basically politically solid to a time
00:03:04.820 where great change happens in just a matter of months or even weeks. That's why Lenin, who was
00:03:11.060 evil but very smart said there are decades when nothing happens and there are weeks when decades
00:03:19.460 happen and we are in that time but at the greatest level in recorded history
00:03:25.800 because there's a lot before this we know but the last 7 000 years recorded history
00:03:32.920 this is the mega turning this is the acceleration this is the big one and so it's not just evil has
00:03:40.460 power right now. It's you. But I want to do a review because these are excellent historical
00:03:45.020 boil downs because I've read, I won't exaggerate, 50, 60 historic big books that are just on
00:03:52.340 empires, rise and falls. And then, you know, ones that are on shorter trajectories, rise and fall
00:03:58.040 of the Third Reich. But I've read the rise and fall of the Roman Empire, you know, all those.
00:04:02.840 And, you know, the rise and decline of the British Empire, all of it.
00:04:06.180 Now, there are decades when nothing happens, and there are weeks when decades happen.
00:04:11.820 Vladimir Lenin.
00:04:14.600 So here's a good boil down of the five phases of empire, or the five phases of the decline
00:04:24.660 of empire.
00:04:25.160 We should also do the five phases of how these incredible successful societies began, there's
00:04:29.880 five there as well, and then the five of decline, so you recognize the patterns.
00:04:34.000 Then we'll look at the British Empire compared to the American Empire in comparison.
00:04:38.160 And with all the technology, there's an acceleration of this as well.
00:04:40.720 Then we'll look at the rise of the Western intellect that created the empire of ideas and innovation,
00:04:47.260 which is based in massive study and research.
00:04:50.580 The guy that put this out obviously did a spectrum AI analysis of what makes Western culture special,
00:04:55.240 because I've read a bunch of books in anthropology, sociology, archaeology, history, futurism, archetypalism on this.
00:05:03.580 This is dead on.
00:05:04.820 And the fellow's presenting it like it's his idea.
00:05:07.840 That's great.
00:05:08.860 I'm not putting him down.
00:05:10.380 You just need to say, oh, who's this guy?
00:05:11.780 Well, no, he's done a very good condensing of that.
00:05:15.460 So these things are very powerful.
00:05:17.340 I'm trying to not start and stop these a lot.
00:05:19.580 But each one of these reports is dead on accurate,
00:05:22.460 but only looking at one perspective or several perspectives.
00:05:25.340 All three of these reports together is really powerful.
00:05:30.120 So we're doing it live.
00:05:31.740 It'll be posted to X and Rumble and alexhoneslive.com later.
00:05:35.100 This is important homework.
00:05:36.780 A lot of you already know this, but other people don't.
00:05:39.240 So please share this and let them know it's important because this is the time we're in.
00:05:43.760 And if you're aware of it and engaged, you can be very successful and help others.
00:05:47.600 If you're not, you're going to get really hurt because these are dangerous times.
00:05:51.420 The Chinese symbol for opportunity is both danger and success and wealth.
00:06:01.220 It's both destruction and rebirth.
00:06:04.240 That's what the Chinese saying is, may you live in interesting times.
00:06:08.220 And it's dead on.
00:06:10.440 Interesting times, times of change, have a lot of opportunity, but also a lot of danger.
00:06:17.560 We better be on the ball.
00:06:20.820 Here's the first report.
00:06:23.000 Every empire in history collapsed the same way, the same five steps, every single time.
00:06:28.020 And right now, America is on step four.
00:06:30.540 Now you want to know what those five steps are and you want to know which one America is on right now.
00:06:35.360 But before we get there, we need to go through history because these steps were not written in a book.
00:06:40.120 They were written in blood over 2,000 years by empires that all believed they were too powerful for the pattern to apply to them.
00:06:47.000 They were all wrong.
00:06:48.300 And the only way to understand what is happening today is to watch it happen before in slow motion.
00:06:52.700 Oh, hit pause. I said I wouldn't do it very much, but back it up to the beginning.
00:06:56.720 That is so key.
00:06:58.300 Empires study all this, and they never believe they can be the ones that actually follow the pattern.
00:07:06.120 And Elon Musk, four years ago and three years ago, it was the World Government Summit.
00:07:08.780 I talk about it all the time.
00:07:09.560 We ought to dig those out and air them again.
00:07:11.300 And he said, listen, I know you're planning to have a big war and viruses and economic collapse ahead of the collapse.
00:07:17.220 You can control it.
00:07:18.320 You think you're going to beat history.
00:07:19.740 It's not going to work.
00:07:21.160 It almost never works anyways.
00:07:22.360 With nuclear weapons and all this, you're going to get us all killed.
00:07:24.320 we got to innovate out of this we got to be optimistic we've got to empower everybody
00:07:29.240 he said we got a universal incomes not after the collapse to control people
00:07:34.140 universal incomes up front to make them go get innovative cool jobs and then get rid of it later
00:07:39.040 and he goes and we need fossil fuels as a bridge to it stop cutting off the energy all of it dead
00:07:43.520 on dead on dead on not oh welfare to have a bunch of babies and do nothing no okay here's your
00:07:49.960 well-paying job with a corporation we do incentives not because of what color you are but because
00:07:54.340 that you want to work and you've got to make it sexy to work you've got to and they can do all
00:08:00.520 that they make it as unsexy as they can all of it is to make you give up we got to have optimism
00:08:05.400 and have the elite stop trying to put a wet blanket on stuff or they'll be consumed by the
00:08:08.980 collapse and the great reset themselves which a lot of them now get the question is have they
00:08:13.040 set something in motion now that they can't turn off. Trump was trying to turn this off until four
00:08:20.580 months in his administration. Then he kind of started doing schizophrenic moves and then gave
00:08:26.120 up and decided it's all going to collapse and started grabbing everything for himself, which
00:08:29.620 the elites were already doing and building armored fortresses in the middle of nowhere, which is a
00:08:33.440 really concerning sign. The globalists are evacuated to their ships and rural places in the
00:08:40.360 middle of nowhere, around the world. Not a good sign, boys and girls. Not a good sign. Sorry,
00:08:46.620 start the report over. Every empire in history collapsed the same way, the same five steps,
00:08:52.160 every single time. And right now, America is on step four. Now you want to know what those five
00:08:57.160 steps are and you want to know which one America is on right now. But before we get there, we need
00:09:02.200 to go through history because these steps were not written in a book. They were written in blood
00:09:06.760 over 2,000 years by empires that all believed they were too powerful for the pattern to apply
00:09:11.620 to them. They were all wrong. And the only way to understand what is happening today is to watch it
00:09:16.200 happen before, in slow motion, one empire at a time. 117 AD, the Roman Empire has just reached
00:09:23.280 its maximum size, nearly 2 million square miles of territory across three continents. Britain in
00:09:28.880 the north, Egypt in the south, Iraq in the east, Portugal in the west. No empire in the western
00:09:34.380 world had ever been this large, and no military had ever been this powerful. And then Rome made
00:09:39.520 the decision that every great empire makes at its peak. It decided to protect everything it had
00:09:44.560 conquered, all at once, everywhere, simultaneously. Soldiers on the Rhine, soldiers on the Danube,
00:09:50.520 soldiers in Egypt, in Syria, in Britain, in North Africa. The empire was so large that by the time
00:09:56.320 a message traveled from one border to the other, the crisis it described had already changed.
00:10:01.700 Rome was not losing wars.
00:10:03.520 Rome was winning them everywhere, all the time.
00:10:06.000 And it was still getting weaker.
00:10:07.760 This is step one, military overextension.
00:10:11.220 Fast forward to the Ottoman Empire, 600 years of dominance across the Middle East, North
00:10:15.920 Africa, and Southern Europe.
00:10:17.460 At its height in the 1500s, the Ottoman Sultan controlled more of the known world than any
00:10:22.540 ruler since Rome.
00:10:23.860 But the Ottoman Empire had already passed step one long before, with its armies fighting
00:10:28.320 on three fronts simultaneously.
00:10:30.320 Persia to the east, the Habsburgs to the west, the Mediterranean to the south,
00:10:34.480 and three simultaneous wars cost money. Enormous amounts of it. The treasury that had once funded
00:10:39.560 the greatest military on earth was now being consumed by the military it had created.
00:10:44.260 Taxes rose, trade revenues fell, and the empire began borrowing from European banks,
00:10:49.220 the very same European creditors who were also its geopolitical rivals. By the 1800s,
00:10:54.480 the Ottoman government owed so much money to European creditors that it literally had to
00:10:59.120 ask them for approval to manage its own budget. An empire that had once made Europe tremble was
00:11:04.300 now financially dependent on it. This is step two, financial drain. The British Empire at its peak
00:11:10.520 in 1920 controlled 24% of the entire Earth's land surface, 412 million people across every
00:11:17.660 continent on the planet, the most powerful navy in history, the world's reserve currency,
00:11:22.400 the center of global trade, finance, and law, and Britain had already passed steps one and two,
00:11:28.300 a generation earlier. Its military was stretched across every continent and its treasury had been
00:11:33.960 drained by two world wars. But Britain still had one thing. Its allies still believed in it. India
00:11:40.180 still fought for it. Australia and Canada still funded it. The Middle East still depended on it.
00:11:45.120 And as long as those relationships held, the empire held. Then World War II ended and something
00:11:50.200 changed. Britain had won the war, but it had borrowed so much from America to do it that it
00:11:54.700 was still making repayments to Washington until 2006, 61 years after the war ended. India watched
00:12:01.080 Britain struggle and said, if Britain needs to borrow money to survive, it cannot protect us.
00:12:05.600 And in 1947, India left, then Burma, then Ghana, then Malaya. One by one, the Allies looked at the
00:12:12.020 empire and decided it could no longer deliver on its promises. This is step three, allies begin to
00:12:17.380 abandon. And now the Soviet Union. Because this is the step you have been waiting for. The Soviets
00:12:23.320 had already passed steps one, two, and three by the time Mikhail Gorbachev came to power in 1985,
00:12:29.140 the military was overextended across Eastern Europe, Africa, Asia, and Central America,
00:12:33.940 the Treasury was being drained by a defense budget that consumed between 15 and 25 percent
00:12:39.200 of the entire Soviet GDP every single year, and Soviet allies Poland, Hungary, Czechoslovakia,
00:12:46.580 East Germany, were increasingly restless, increasingly resentful, increasingly looking
00:12:51.700 for a way out. The Soviets knew all of this, and instead of stopping, they invaded Afghanistan.
00:12:57.940 Ten years, 15,000 Soviet soldiers killed, and the indirect cost was catastrophic. It exposed the
00:13:04.320 Soviet military as beatable, it shattered the myth of invincibility, and it drained morale from an
00:13:09.640 army that was already stretched across a dozen countries simultaneously. And here is the most
00:13:14.980 important detail. At the exact moment the Soviet Union was bleeding in Afghanistan, America was
00:13:20.500 watching quietly from washington counting the cost watching the depletion understanding that
00:13:25.940 it did not need to defeat the soviets on a battlefield it just needed to wait by the
00:13:30.680 hit pause hit pause back in 10 seconds this is all declassified reagan always gets the credit
00:13:36.220 but it was bipartisan so bigner brzezinski and the grand chessboard strategy read wrote a best-selling
00:13:41.380 book like 20 years ago about it called the grand chessboard they went in under jimmy carter and
00:13:46.260 paid the afghans billions and that was billions then so we're talking like 10 times that to start
00:13:53.660 killing and attacking the russians and who had deals with the government and kicked the government
00:13:57.960 and the russians out and then even the russians were kicked out they started attacking up into
00:14:02.740 the russian border to lure the russians in as a setup and the same thing happened in ukraine
00:14:09.580 five years ago the globalists thought they were luring russia in but putin said no we're going
00:14:14.140 to draw a line right there along those natural lines that are there in eastern Ukraine.
00:14:21.160 We're going to fight NATO here because they intend to attack us, so we're going to go
00:14:24.260 ahead and have the war now.
00:14:25.600 And so you see that.
00:14:26.680 It's the same thing.
00:14:27.520 And now Russia sees us as the empire that's about to collapse, and demographically and
00:14:32.160 economically, people are leaving the dollar, the inflation, our debt.
00:14:39.740 That's why the Pentagon told Trump, don't do the Iran thing.
00:14:44.140 which is even worse economically for us.
00:14:48.080 But it's so simple to have the Israel lobby
00:14:49.920 only cares about their greater Israel
00:14:51.240 and they want us to be a declining power.
00:14:53.460 They've said they're the new power.
00:14:54.980 Have us go in there and do all this
00:14:56.380 and then just call people anti-Semites
00:14:58.220 or Qatari agents that are against it
00:15:00.400 when, again, the Pentagon report said don't do it.
00:15:02.560 That ought to piss people off.
00:15:04.300 The reason I mention that like every hour
00:15:05.640 is its official Pentagon report,
00:15:07.820 you look it up, they told them don't do it.
00:15:09.540 You never hear Mark Levin or Ben Shapiro
00:15:12.180 attack the Pentagon.
00:15:14.860 They attacked me and a few others saying we just made it up because we're Qatari agents.
00:15:19.300 No, you're agents of insanity and real jerks because we were at the end of our empire.
00:15:24.700 We had a real economic plan to reboot stuff, cut China off, prop up the dollar and innovate.
00:15:30.300 And it was a genius plan.
00:15:31.780 It's why I was literally foaming at the mouth in support of Trump, glazing him because they deserved it.
00:15:38.800 coming back from nowhere,
00:15:40.200 surviving the assassination attempts,
00:15:41.720 making all the right moves,
00:15:42.740 bringing in Elon,
00:15:43.460 cutting off USAID money,
00:15:44.480 all of it,
00:15:44.980 and then it all went sideways.
00:15:46.760 So just,
00:15:47.440 because remember,
00:15:48.020 remember this show
00:15:48.920 and remember this video
00:15:49.900 because this is where we're at.
00:15:51.000 This is a fact.
00:15:53.960 And remember,
00:15:54.580 those of us that try to stop this
00:15:55.880 when everything collapses,
00:15:57.000 they're going to turn around
00:15:57.820 when we lose the midterms,
00:15:58.700 you name it,
00:15:59.020 and blame us
00:15:59.680 when we deserve the credit
00:16:02.960 of being right
00:16:03.660 and being thoughtful,
00:16:04.800 good Americans,
00:16:06.200 but also humanitarians
00:16:08.120 who aren't psychotic lunatics. Go back to the club. America was watching quietly from Washington,
00:16:14.580 counting the cost, watching the depletion, understanding that it did not need to defeat
00:16:18.980 the Soviets on a battlefield. It just needed to wait. This is step four, too committed to stop,
00:16:24.980 too proud to admit the cost, too powerful to be forced to change until it is far too late.
00:16:30.300 And now with all four steps visible, look at America in 2026, Afghanistan for 20 years,
00:16:36.200 Iraq, Syria, Libya, now Iran. And the Iran war alone is estimated to cost between 80 and 100
00:16:43.020 billion dollars in its first months. But the financial figure is not the most dangerous
00:16:47.580 number. According to the Center for Strategic and International Studies, America has already used
00:16:52.760 more than 50% of its THAAD missile interceptors in the Iran war, more than 45% of its most advanced
00:16:59.260 precision strike missiles, and nearly 50% of its Patriot air defense stockpiles. These weapons take
00:17:05.380 three to five years to replace at current production rates. Iran's drones cost between
00:17:09.960 $20,000 and $50,000 each, while America's interceptors cost approximately $10 to $12
00:17:15.520 million per unit, meaning America is spending millions to stop a $50,000 drone hundreds of
00:17:21.460 times per week and falling further behind every single day. And China, like America watching the
00:17:27.180 Soviets bleed in Afghanistan 40 years ago, is not fighting, not threatening, simply watching.
00:17:33.240 Counting the missiles being used, calculating the years it will take to replace them,
00:17:37.280 and understanding that between now and 2030, while those interceptors are being rebuilt,
00:17:42.400 there exists a window of strategic vulnerability that no amount of American bravado can close.
00:17:47.580 Rome was on step four when it hired foreign soldiers because it could no longer pay its
00:17:51.780 own army. The Ottomans were on step four when they borrowed money from their geopolitical
00:17:56.180 rivals to fund their own survival. Britain was on step four when it won the Second World War
00:18:00.960 and could not afford the victory. The Soviet Union was on step 4 when it invaded Afghanistan
00:18:05.640 knowing the cost, and invaded anyway. And America is on step 4 right now. You have been waiting for
00:18:12.180 step 5 since the beginning of this video, and every historian who has studied imperial collapse
00:18:17.080 agrees on what it is. It is not a battle, not an invasion, not a moment you can point to on a map
00:18:22.320 and say that is when it ended. Step 5 is quieter than that. It is the morning when an empire wakes
00:18:27.800 up and the money is gone, the weapons are depleted, the Allies have made other arrangements, and the
00:18:32.680 enemies have simply waited long enough. Rome did not fall on a single day, the Ottomans did not
00:18:38.060 collapse in a single battle, Britain did not lose its empire in a single war, and the Soviet Union
00:18:43.280 did not end with a single defeat. They all reached Step 5 the same way, gradually, then suddenly,
00:18:48.680 then completely. And Step 5 has a name, it is called Imperial Overstretch. Described by Yale
00:18:54.980 historian Paul Kennedy in his 1987 book, The Rise and Fall of the Great Powers, written as a
00:19:01.560 warning specifically about America, which became a bestseller and then everyone forgot about it.
00:19:06.720 Step five has never, not once in 2,000 years of history, failed to arrive. The only question that
00:19:12.580 has ever mattered is whether anyone in power was paying attention at step four. Yeah, I read that
00:19:18.020 book when I was 17 because my dad always into geopolitics. And he was just like, read this.
00:19:22.980 And I already read a bunch of books on rise and falls of different empires.
00:19:27.440 It was really well written.
00:19:28.420 You should go read it.
00:19:29.240 Just as important today as when it was written in 1987.
00:19:33.240 Now, in the more modern empires the last 400 years, you know, the Spanish, the Portuguese, you know, others have came and gone.
00:19:41.820 Imperial overreach is generally it.
00:19:44.580 And you can say that to a certain extent with the Roman Western Empire, you know, Constantinople lasted another 1,000 years or more.
00:19:50.560 since the sacking of Western Rome or Western Roman Empire in Rome in 410 under Alaric, the Visigoth war chieftain.
00:20:00.860 It was because they hired so many of these Vandals and Germans and Gauls as their soldiers
00:20:06.660 that they'd been to Rome, they'd been there a bunch, and they just started going back.
00:20:12.160 They were given lands up in northern Italy and other areas of Switzerland.
00:20:17.700 They said, why don't we just go take it?
00:20:19.080 We've got a bigger army than them.
00:20:20.160 were their main army, and then they would come in and take over for a while, and then even they
00:20:24.560 would fall apart, and then just other warlords came in and took over. It's almost always been
00:20:29.320 bringing in the illegal aliens and the unskilled labor force and then them outnumbering the
00:20:34.200 original people. And you're like, well, why don't they just adopt the culture of this superior
00:20:38.360 thing? I mean, aqueducts, they had hot tubs, public baths, medicine, food, entertainment,
00:20:45.960 because there's always a existential envy of the people that have got the big fancy thing.
00:20:54.300 And it was written about at the time by the historians,
00:20:56.760 like the Germanics that came and took over Rome had kind of a chip on their shoulder
00:21:04.900 that, oh, you think you're superior in your big fancy cities.
00:21:07.740 Us hillbillies are going to come get you.
00:21:09.680 Well, you take that same attitude with the Indians and the Muslims and folks.
00:21:13.500 I mean, they got a real, not all of them, but on average, a chip on their shoulder.
00:21:18.880 So kind of in the age of the boomer, everybody loved Hollywood people.
00:21:24.620 But I remember seeing articles certain about 20 years ago, and I've talked a lot of them, you know.
00:21:28.220 I remember like 15 years ago, Nick Cage was downtown because I was down there when it happened.
00:21:32.380 I didn't see him, I heard about it right after it happened.
00:21:34.340 And people just got jealous of him, and a mob started beating him up down off Second Street.
00:21:40.040 And so it's like people aren't even into Hollywood people now.
00:21:42.760 and now they're just mad you're famous and want to attack you.
00:21:46.920 And that's how this works, folks.
00:21:51.500 I mean, I can show you the footage of them burning down everything,
00:21:53.800 cutting down the trees.
00:21:54.980 They asked the second generation, you know,
00:21:57.440 people from migrant invaders in Paris,
00:21:59.560 why are you burning down the churches, the schools that you go to,
00:22:02.800 burning, cutting down the trees?
00:22:04.060 They said, because we want to kill everybody.
00:22:05.320 We hate this place.
00:22:07.200 They don't want to go back where they came from,
00:22:08.800 but they still don't feel like they're part of it.
00:22:12.760 So, and it's the same thing with the left and these different leftist NGOs of recent immigrants to the U.S. last hundred years.
00:22:22.180 Somebody was mean to them in New York.
00:22:23.780 Somebody was mean to their grandpa.
00:22:25.080 And they pass on this chip on their shoulder.
00:22:27.260 And now they're in control of the country, Jewish charities, others.
00:22:30.660 And they're like, we're going to run this son of a bitch to the ground and we're going to get rid of the white people.
00:22:34.400 And they tell you the New York Times.
00:22:36.240 And the average white person has nothing to do with any of this.
00:22:38.160 There's nothing wrong, but it's because you are seen passed down as the enemy.
00:22:45.180 So they want the power of the West, but they also want to rape it and destroy it because that's what feels like dominance to them.
00:22:53.680 And that's not all of them, but that's the pattern of history.
00:22:58.260 The Germans and the Angles and the Vandals, you get the word Vandals because that's what the Latins called them.
00:23:07.140 I'm like, why do they smash up a beautiful building?
00:23:09.380 Why do they burn it down?
00:23:10.260 Well, they're the vandal tribe.
00:23:13.540 Just type in, where did the vandal tribe come from?
00:23:15.320 Look it up.
00:23:16.820 Vandalism.
00:23:18.320 The Romans are like, why do they, they could just conquer this inhabitable.
00:23:21.520 We're intermarrying and we're giving them power, making them generals.
00:23:25.740 Because they're like, bitch, we're going to burn it all down.
00:23:27.780 so it's not just the
00:23:31.880 North African migrants
00:23:34.220 going
00:23:34.440 I'm going to kill all the white people
00:23:37.480 fuck them
00:23:38.320 no this is a thing
00:23:41.460 this is something that goes on
00:23:43.040 because you're raising some mud hut
00:23:46.060 and now you're in the middle
00:23:48.140 have you seen the Roman architecture that's still there
00:23:50.240 standing for thousands of years
00:23:51.660 and these people show up and they were just like
00:23:53.580 I want to destroy this
00:23:54.920 this makes me feel like a piece of shit
00:23:57.020 And that's what the left is.
00:24:00.900 The Vandals are a group of Germanic peoples who first mentioned in passing by a small number of Roman writers.
00:24:07.040 Now, see, I know what I'm talking about.
00:24:07.840 Look at all that.
00:24:09.400 You get names for all this.
00:24:10.680 So just don't look at the black people burning everything down and say, oh, I'm not defending what they're doing.
00:24:14.760 I'm just saying, this has been done before.
00:24:16.840 It ain't just black people want to burn everything down.
00:24:20.600 A lot of people, you try to bring them from poorness into wealth and power, they don't want it.
00:24:27.020 they feel threatened by it so the romans were like why do these germans just want to burn
00:24:33.320 everything down because by the the romans were like bringing the germans in marrying them giving
00:24:38.700 positions of power it wasn't enough i'm not bashing germans i'm part german the point is
00:24:44.540 it's just it's human nature folks because you're sitting there with a bunch of romans with all
00:24:50.920 this fancy stuff and all their suits of armor and all this glitz and glamour and art and you're
00:24:56.280 sitting there you're sitting there from germany going you know what these guys are pussies i'm
00:24:59.900 gonna slit their throats today and then i'm gonna burn this all down
00:25:03.540 now if i was a german and got brought to rome and was recognized for my military fighting and my
00:25:18.040 because they almost promote you if you're powerful i'll be like yeah i'm joining this but see not
00:25:22.420 everybody joins something that's better folks that's how the universe works most people see
00:25:27.380 something better and they want to destroy it i learned that real quick in like junior high and
00:25:33.000 high school and college a lot of times the hottest chick everybody's mean to them nobody's talking to
00:25:38.360 them because they're intimidated by her not me hey let's go out and see a movie let's have some fun
00:25:43.860 you sure seem nice where are you from what do you want to do a lot of time a lot of people think the
00:25:49.000 hottest chick is the hardest one to get to the easiest to get somebody scared to talk to him
00:25:53.400 but again that's that psychology folks of the vandals all right i'm digressing
00:25:59.520 the biggest thing is the outside populations that do not assimilate
00:26:04.360 and i'll tell you all day long this country may be approaching half latin america to mexican
00:26:12.240 and they got their own issues but at least they come with the western culture out of spain even
00:26:17.460 who's not mainly genetically spain and they're christian they can be assimilated because they're
00:26:22.040 just assimilating their own selves i've seen it before like somebody's up here from the north down
00:26:27.520 from the north and one time i took some business guys years ago to the broken spoke it's an old
00:26:32.560 country dance bar and they're like why are all these mexicans dressed up like cowboys there's
00:26:37.600 a bunch of mexicans there too and i said well you know that's out of spain and out of mexico like
00:26:41.320 you know they invented cowboy hats and the whole look is it's not just spanish it's like a mexican
00:26:46.680 thing off that. See, people don't even know
00:26:48.540 like, what are the Mexicans doing wearing cowboy
00:26:50.700 hats? They're like, well, because they invented it.
00:26:55.660 So the point is
00:26:56.740 the Mexicans are
00:26:58.600 a thousand times more
00:27:00.320 assimilatable to the West
00:27:02.520 because they're out of the West
00:27:03.800 than the Muslims and people like that.
00:27:06.600 They're not going to be assimilated, folks.
00:27:08.560 They're not going to adopt it.
00:27:10.340 It's not going to happen.
00:27:12.420 All right, so here's the next report.
00:27:14.460 There's been many empires. The British Empire
00:27:16.540 was fortunate their empire was around the time of an industrial revolution that they could hand it
00:27:21.200 off which Churchill did officially wrote a book about it to the United States but still it works
00:27:28.460 against us behind the scenes so this is just looking at a more focused view of what we just
00:27:33.260 covered of the British empire versus the U.S. empire following the exact same decline model
00:27:38.340 and because we we we grafted on the the falling British empire we have literally taken on the
00:27:44.140 same sickness here it is in november 1956 something happened that changed the world forever the most
00:27:50.820 powerful empire in human history an empire that had ruled a quarter of the earth's surface an
00:27:55.840 empire whose currency had dominated global trade for over a century was brought to its knees in
00:28:00.960 just 11 days and that too just by a phone call on that phone call the united states government
00:28:06.060 delivered an ultimatum to britain stop your military operation in egypt immediately or we
00:28:10.620 We will collapse your currency.
00:28:12.040 We will sell every British pound we own.
00:28:13.920 We will veto your emergency loan from the International Monetary Fund, and we will watch
00:28:17.860 your economy burn.
00:28:19.380 Britain had no choice.
00:28:20.660 Within hours, the greatest empire the world had ever seen surrendered.
00:28:24.100 Not to an enemy army, but to its own debt, to its own weakness, to the reality that it
00:28:28.380 was no longer the power it believed itself to be.
00:28:30.940 That moment, known as the Suez Crisis, was the final nail in the coffin of British global
00:28:35.420 dominance.
00:28:36.420 But here is what they do not teach you in school.
00:28:38.740 did not fall because of that one crisis. Britain fell because for decades before that moment it
00:28:43.620 had been making the exact same mistakes that America is making right now and by 2026 those
00:28:49.140 mistakes may finally catch up with us. Let me show you exactly what happened because when you see the
00:28:53.940 pattern you will never look at America the same way again. To understand how Britain fell you first
00:28:59.060 have to understand how Britain rose. In the 1800s Britain was the master of the global economy. The
00:29:04.740 The British pound wasn't just a currency, it was the currency.
00:29:08.200 When countries traded, they used pounds.
00:29:10.280 When central banks stored reserves, they stored pounds.
00:29:13.280 When global contracts were written, they were written in pounds.
00:29:16.440 That gave Britain a superpower.
00:29:18.180 They could borrow cheaply.
00:29:19.500 They could fund their military.
00:29:20.800 They could run deficits and still survive because the world needed their currency.
00:29:25.200 Sound familiar?
00:29:26.200 Well, it should.
00:29:27.200 But underneath that power, the foundation was already cracking.
00:29:29.800 By the late 1800s, the United States had surpassed Britain as the world's largest economy.
00:29:34.840 American factories were outproducing British factories.
00:29:37.920 American innovation was accelerating.
00:29:40.120 American wealth was exploding.
00:29:41.980 But the pound stayed dominant because the world was used to it.
00:29:45.040 The system was built around it.
00:29:46.920 Changing reserve currencies is like trying to replace the engine of a plane while it's
00:29:50.180 still flying, so Britain's currency stayed strong even as Britain itself was weakening.
00:29:55.000 Then World War I started.
00:29:57.080 borrowed massive amounts to finance the war. And when the war ended, Britain had transformed from
00:30:01.700 the world's biggest creditor into one of the world's biggest debtors, especially to the United
00:30:06.400 States. Now Britain had a choice. It could accept reality and scale down, or it could pretend that
00:30:11.740 nothing has changed. Britain chose denial. In 1925, Britain made one of the worst financial
00:30:16.960 decisions of the entire century. They returned to the gold standard at the pre-war exchange rate,
00:30:22.100 meaning they tried to make the pound look as strong as it used to be, even though the country
00:30:25.680 behind it was no longer that strong. It was all ego and it was devastating. To keep the
00:30:29.980 pound artificially high, Britain had to keep interest rates painfully high. That crushed
00:30:34.400 growth. That crushed jobs. That made British exports too expensive. Meanwhile, British
00:30:39.080 leaders kept spending like they still ran the world. They kept military bases across
00:30:43.380 the globe. They kept funding an empire they could no longer afford. And the cracks started
00:30:47.760 turning into fractures. By 1931, the math finally caught up. Speculators attacked the
00:30:53.200 pound, Britain was forced off the gold standard. The pound lost nearly 30% of its value almost
00:30:58.540 overnight. But even after that humiliation, Britain managed to keep the pound important
00:31:02.840 for a little longer. Not because it was strong, but because Britain forced its colonies to keep
00:31:07.380 using it. India, Australia and Pakistan, these parts of the empire had no choice but to hold
00:31:12.540 pounds. Britain was propping up its currency by trapping other countries inside its system.
00:31:17.140 Then World War II arrived and Britain borrowed even more. By 1945, Britain owed more money
00:31:22.540 than its entire economy produced in a year.
00:31:25.060 The empire was basically bankrupt.
00:31:27.080 It survived on American loans and American patience.
00:31:29.840 And still Britain kept pretending.
00:31:31.600 It kept spending.
00:31:32.700 It kept acting like a superpower.
00:31:34.480 And it kept playing the role long after the power was gone.
00:31:37.500 And this brings us to 1956,
00:31:39.460 when Egypt's president nationalised the Suez Canal.
00:31:42.340 Britain saw it as an insult to imperial pride
00:31:44.740 and a threat to oil access.
00:31:46.540 So Britain, France and Israel invaded Egypt.
00:31:49.580 And militarily, they were winning.
00:31:51.020 but Britain forgot one thing. They were no longer the world's banker. It was America now and America
00:31:56.140 was furious. President Eisenhower saw this invasion as colonialism, the exact kind of
00:32:01.260 behavior pushing newly independent nations toward the Soviet Union. So he decided to end the illusion.
00:32:06.700 America threatened to dump British pounds on the open market. That would collapse the currency.
00:32:11.300 Britain would be unable to import food, unable to import oil, unable to function. And America
00:32:16.700 also blocked Britain's emergency IMF loan, Britain's reserves were draining at over 100 million per
00:32:22.560 week. They were days away from financial disaster, so Britain surrendered, not to Egypt, but to its
00:32:27.900 creditor. The Suez crisis lasted 11 days, but it revealed the truth that Britain was not a superpower
00:32:33.360 anymore. It was a detonation living on borrowed time, and the moment its creditor called the
00:32:38.160 bluff, the empire folded. Now here's why this should terrify Americans, because the United States
00:32:42.780 today is walking the same road. Britain spent decades funding a global empire it could not
00:32:47.920 afford. America is doing the same. Britain maintained power through reserve currency
00:32:52.220 privilege. America does too. Britain assumed reputation could replace reality. America
00:32:57.540 assumes that too. And Britain's fall happened the most dangerous way possible. Gradually,
00:33:02.240 then suddenly. For decades, the warning signs were obvious. Debt, industrial decline, military
00:33:07.440 overreach. But the pound still looked strong, so Britain told itself, we are fine. Then one
00:33:12.240 crisis arrived, and in 11 days, a century of dominance ended. America's version of that
00:33:17.340 moment is coming. Nobody knows what it will be. A debt crisis, a geopolitical humiliation,
00:33:22.580 a major country rejecting dollar pressure, or a financial shock that will break global
00:33:26.660 confidence. But the pattern is the same, and the numbers are getting worse. America's debt
00:33:30.920 is climbing. Interest payments are exploding. We spend more than we produce. We borrow from
00:33:35.480 the future to pay for the present. And just like Britain, we still act like the old world
00:33:39.360 order is permanent and that's the biggest mistake empires don't die when the enemy attacks they die
00:33:44.380 when the math becomes undeniable and the moment the world stops believing everything changes fast
00:33:49.560 so the question isn't whether america will face its suez moment the question is will we recognize
00:33:54.520 it before it happens now finally i want to look at this report and again this fellow did a good job
00:34:03.380 But he presents it, and I'm not putting him down like it's his idea.
00:34:08.480 This is mainline archaeology, sociology, anthropology,
00:34:14.540 studying northern populations, ice age populations,
00:34:18.500 whether it be Japanese, Chinese, Slavic, Western European.
00:34:24.040 And the reason they're different than equatorial populations
00:34:28.960 who could just go out and catch fish or pick fruit or whatever,
00:34:32.200 It's all about how fast you can run, how hard you can fight with another tribe.
00:34:36.900 That's basically what you need to know.
00:34:38.620 But if there's less resources and for six months out of the year, everything's totally frozen.
00:34:43.820 If you can't plan ahead and find ways to transfer grain into alcohol, which they estimate from studies in archaeology that Ice Age man, half their calories in the winter was alcohol.
00:34:58.480 grains, honey, put into mead, you name it, and then meat, caribou, that they could eat.
00:35:05.700 And then it went into shipbuilding, and it went into time understanding, and it went into weapons
00:35:11.360 development for survival mode. Then once you take those populations and put them into a more
00:35:16.580 high-tech future and system, it accelerates that because the epigenetics of constant planning,
00:35:22.860 long-term thinking, second, third, fourth, fifth order consequences, that if you don't know those
00:35:28.520 and you don't get back to the cave or back to the hut or your igloo long before it gets dark,
00:35:35.180 you're going to freeze to death. And so many other variables, and then learning how to navigate with
00:35:40.860 the stars and all the rest of it. Why has the West had 95% of the innovations? Why has the West
00:35:48.080 been so special. And again, when you get into areas that weren't up in the Ice Age areas,
00:35:55.660 but were Ice Age populations that traveled south, the Romans, the Greeks, all of that,
00:35:59.540 you get incredible innovation. But then once you get Ice Age populations to finally get a
00:36:05.560 subsistence level, like Leif Erikson to get into actual navigation and expansion,
00:36:10.660 why are even more Northern Europeans, statistically, when it comes to innovation,
00:36:14.920 the highest achievers there are and the highest IQs in the world.
00:36:20.080 So again, it goes into a lot of genetic background, a whole bunch of things that feed into this.
00:36:26.540 And I'm not putting this fellow down. He's a really smart guy, but you can tell
00:36:28.900 they've used AI to kind of scoop the known data on this. I don't want to put it on this guy's
00:36:33.120 credibility. I don't know who he is. People saying, oh, who's this guy? Because there's
00:36:36.240 people saying that. No, this guy sent a good scoop, whether it was AI or whatever it was,
00:36:40.500 to give you a nice short three or two and a half minute boil down
00:36:44.500 of the fascination surrounding what makes the West so special. Here it is.
00:36:53.140 Why is it that the Europeans were the ones who colonized the world and not the other way around?
00:36:57.560 Lately, I've been seeing these videos of people trying to explain why the Europeans were able to
00:37:00.440 successfully colonize by chalking it up to things like luck or chance or disease resilience. But
00:37:04.400 this doesn't strike at the heart of the issue as to why they went out and colonized in the first
00:37:07.740 place.
00:37:08.740 So how and why did it happen?
00:37:09.740 Well, it can be easily summed up into three things – resource scarcity, geography, and
00:37:12.380 the European spirit.
00:37:13.380 First things first, you must understand the nature of the founding fathers of Europe,
00:37:15.600 which are the Proto-Indo-European peoples, also known as the Aryans.
00:37:18.160 These are a nomadic people from the Eurasian steppe who domesticated animals and lived
00:37:20.860 as pastoralists.
00:37:21.860 This means three things.
00:37:22.860 The high consumption of animal products like meat and dairy combined with the harsh conditions
00:37:25.440 of the steppe led to taller, stronger, more robust humans who were also more disease-resilient.
00:37:29.760 That is because animals carry disease, and living amongst these animals in close proximity
00:37:33.280 meant that these people developed immunities to these diseases that the farming and hunter-gatherer
00:37:36.420 communities did not have.
00:37:37.420 Point B, the domestication of the horse allowed for widespread mobility, and it was used as a high-speed weapon of war,
00:37:41.760 which allowed these taller, stronger, more robust humans to easily overwhelm and overpower all of the other communities that they interacted with.
00:37:46.960 And whoever didn't die by the sword or spear typically died by the spread of disease because they were unaccustomed to living in close proximity to domesticated livestock.
00:37:52.820 This is exactly what happened in the Americas, by the way.
00:37:54.520 Point C, the vast spread of proto-endo-European culture and genetics throughout all of Europe created an entire continent of people who are warlike, disease-resilient, and addicted to conquest.
00:38:01.460 Which leads me to main point number two, which is geography.
00:38:03.200 The entire continent of Europe is essentially one giant peninsula with a hundred other smaller peninsulas,
00:38:06.540 and in the middle, they are separated by vast mountain ranges and river systems,
00:38:09.060 which again means three things.
00:38:10.000 Point A, these people never solidified into one vast empire,
00:38:12.040 no matter how much Rome may have made it seem like it.
00:38:13.340 Unlike the Chinese empires in Asia or the Islamic caliphates in the Middle East,
00:38:15.740 the constantly changing and incredibly difficult terrain of Europe
00:38:17.740 made it so that no one power could ever conquer and overwhelm the entire landmass.
00:38:21.180 The mountains and the rivers and the forests created natural barriers
00:38:23.080 that separated populations and allowed them to thrive under their own sovereignty
00:38:25.780 and to continue to war with each other.
00:38:27.500 Point B, this constant warring and rivalry essentially created a military arms race,
00:38:31.000 which meant that from small tribes all the way up to empires,
00:38:32.940 military superiority was the main focus of any growing European population.
00:38:35.940 And the only way to maintain military dominance over your neighbors
00:38:37.860 is to innovate and create new technologies and new ideas.
00:38:40.180 Point C, what allowed the Europeans to innovate so quickly
00:38:42.220 was the long system of rivers and the expansive trade networks found throughout Europe.
00:38:44.960 Long rivers means excellent navigational skills,
00:38:46.440 and long trade networks means resources from all around the world.
00:38:48.260 Like gunpowder. Gunpowder is not a European invention,
00:38:50.180 but as soon as they got their hands on it,
00:38:51.440 they built better cannons, better firearms, and better artillery
00:38:53.500 than anybody else in the world because of their constant need to innovate to survive.
00:38:56.840 Finally, number three, resource scarcity.
00:38:58.420 Point A, Europe has fewer natural exotic resources than Africa, Asia, or the Americas,
00:39:02.040 which means that the underpopulated regions of Africa and the Americas
00:39:04.420 were less likely to war with each other over these resources, while in Europe there was
00:39:07.420 constant fighting.
00:39:08.420 Finally, when the Ottoman Empire blocked trade routes from Europe to the east by land, they
00:39:11.560 had to innovate.
00:39:12.560 This newfound resource scarcity caused the Europeans to develop advanced shipbuilding
00:39:15.480 and navigational techniques that allowed them to go and acquire these resources by sea.
00:39:18.860 To add to this, Europe's population rebounded and grew exponentially after the Black Death,
00:39:22.460 which meant that they were now becoming overpopulated.
00:39:24.300 The ships that were once built for resource acquisition are now being used for exploration
00:39:27.540 and conquest to find new lands to settle.
00:39:29.660 Colonization also became a release valve for excess ambition from second sons without
00:39:32.700 inheritance to travelers seeking fame and merchants seeking wealth. And all of that is why when the
00:39:37.340 Europeans landed in places like the Americas, Africa, and Asia, they were not only militarily
00:39:40.880 and technologically more advanced than the indigenous populations, but they also unknowingly
00:39:44.240 spread disease amongst the indigenous population because of their livestock and horses. Now you not
00:39:48.260 only understand how the Europeans colonized, but also why it was the Europeans and not somebody
00:39:51.600 else. Hope this makes sense. Yeah, and let me explain something. I mean, that's a smart quick
00:39:56.160 boil down there, but let me explain something. And you can look this up, National Geographic,
00:40:00.260 and I went and checked it myself, it's true, it's the Sonny Institute.
00:40:03.800 And it's the same thing in other parts of the world.
00:40:06.860 They have dug up humans in Germany and what's England today, France,
00:40:12.460 the Netherlands, up further, Iceland, Greenland, Sweden, all over.
00:40:19.940 The average person had bones twice as strong as we have now.
00:40:25.040 The average man was above six feet tall.
00:40:27.920 and that's why still the world's biggest strongman like the best runners are kenyan
00:40:32.640 and you know some of the best athletes are certain parts of africa not just africa in general certain
00:40:37.800 parts of africa but we watch the strongman shows and all the rest of it it's it's like literally
00:40:42.480 people from denmark and in places like that and these guys are like sevens you know like six seven
00:40:49.720 and and and whatever and that was because there was also the proclivity you got to be really mean
00:40:54.500 and warlike, but you've also got to have mathematics no matter how to see the stars
00:40:57.740 and be able to navigate. And like this points out, the longboats, they've dug up longboats,
00:41:04.220 Viking ships in northern China. They've dug up whole graveyards of dead Vikings that are
00:41:09.380 mummified with blonde hair, everything in China. It was the Vikings that found out what's Russia
00:41:13.920 today. It's the Vikings that found out what's modern Europe today. William the Conqueror was
00:41:17.700 a Viking, ended up taking over England. I mean, really, all of Western culture is the Vikings.
00:41:23.100 People think of the Vikings as just some of the nomadic groups that were raiding people.
00:41:27.520 No, that was like the smaller clans and smaller groups.
00:41:32.280 The Viking culture itself is what created modern Europe.
00:41:36.340 But the reason I raise it is that they compare skeletons of people from Denmark today with Danes today, and the bones are half as big.
00:41:48.440 I mean, these people, like the average person 5,000, 6,000, 2,000 years ago was twice as strong as we are now.
00:42:01.840 And of course, you can read the Bible and say it's allegories if you want, but the Old Testament describes people who live way longer, they were way stronger.
00:42:08.560 And it's not just Northern Europeans, they dig people up all over the place.
00:42:11.520 And the point is, is that modern society makes you weak.
00:42:15.360 good times make weak men and so it's just very very interesting so if you wonder why
00:42:23.440 northern europeans particularly are such innovators it's because if they weren't
00:42:30.680 constantly thinking about innovating you'd be dead whereas let's just say you're born on some
00:42:36.980 tropical island and there's all the fish you want all the coconuts all the bananas
00:42:40.740 all you got to be able to do is fight the other tribe when they pull up and try to take over
00:42:47.780 you don't have to build a better weapon you don't have to none of that you don't have to put food
00:42:53.700 back for six months you'll starve to death no you just hit sun up all the time everything's fine
00:42:58.580 it's not that those people aren't intelligent it's that their intelligence is a different
00:43:03.220 type of intelligence and does that mean there are some people in sub-saharan africa that have
00:43:09.100 long-term planning ability yeah but it's not baked in folks it's not a neurotic thing and so as you
00:43:15.920 get more into the future with things complex who's going to have a leg up in that oh and so why the
00:43:22.700 japanese so smart just as cold there they went to the ice age chinese ice age
00:43:31.220 so if your ancestors were in the last ice age 12 000 years ago they didn't live
00:43:38.960 if they didn't plan.
00:43:43.680 And notice the globalists want you to only think about now.
00:43:46.320 Don't plan.
00:43:47.120 Don't know how stuff works.
00:43:48.700 Don't be engaged.
00:43:49.660 Don't be involved.
00:43:50.620 The West is all about planning.
00:43:52.440 You know, the Chinese clan, they have 50-year and 100-year plans,
00:43:54.820 and we don't.
00:43:55.260 No, our elites have 100-year plans.
00:43:57.000 They don't want you to have a month-long plan.
00:44:00.760 So I am not in competition against other ethno groups in the world.
00:44:06.040 That's tribalism.
00:44:06.880 but they are in competition and so we have to be in competition to protect ourselves
00:44:12.180 and we have to also understand that the western model of civilization is civilization and you
00:44:18.900 can call it the white man's burden whatever you want to call it or the japanese burden or whatever
00:44:21.920 you want to call it the ice age man's burden if we do want to go to the stars and not all kill each
00:44:27.000 other then we have to adopt the west as jim morrison said the west is the best and it's
00:44:35.940 going to do the rest. I'm sorry. We cannot sit there and say all cultures are the same
00:44:45.620 and then listen to the globalist technocrats that want to get rid of Western culture because
00:44:49.660 they don't want long-term planning. They have their post-human depopulation plan.
00:44:52.840 They don't want strong, resilient humans, Bill Gates and them. The West is in opposition to them.
00:45:05.940 and that's why they're attacking it because if we can get everybody to adopt western culture
00:45:13.400 then we there's unlimited hundreds of millions of galaxies there's no problem
00:45:18.100 but we're gonna end up just killing each other over here in limited resource fights because
00:45:25.320 the globalists are a bunch of chicken shits and they're afraid of an upwardly mobile society
00:45:32.760 They're afraid of that and instead want to keep us shuttered and controlled.
00:45:40.420 Brandon gave me like four or five of these a few months ago.
00:45:42.420 And this is one I just left in a drawer.
00:45:43.580 It got dry.
00:45:44.080 That's why it's falling apart.
00:45:44.860 They were actually gave it to me, but it's disintegrating because I didn't put an
00:45:47.620 humidifier.
00:45:48.040 My fault.
00:45:48.660 It's still delicious though.
00:45:51.100 All right.
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