00:12:52.100It's a dark comedy from the master director of all time.
00:12:56.500And that, of course, is a film everybody should watch and see from Stanley Kubrick.
00:13:02.360And it's all based on L.L. Lemnanser and Curtis LeMay's plan brought to Eisenhower in 61 before he left office.
00:13:11.940He fired them. And then the generals under him, including their adjunct, it was not a general, but it was Donald Rumsfeld.
00:13:17.680That's why he became the secretary of defense twice later, the youngest ever at the time.
00:13:21.520Then it came back later under W. Bush, said, we want to stage terror attacks in America, Operation Northwoods, blame it on Russia, go to full war.
00:13:29.600We want to launch a nuclear sneak attack on them, Plan R.
00:13:36.940And the director of the film, the writer of the film,
00:13:45.360Stanley Kubrick, got a visit from the CIA even before it came out.
00:19:46.500Nobody in Ukraine thought it would happen to them either.
00:19:49.100So we've got to get in now and take control of the local level so that our kids aren't pulled off the streets and forced into somebody else's war.
00:20:45.080So when I get him on, too, I'll pull up the clips of the EU elected commission, a bunch of articles, the economic minister saying our business plan is war, 20 to 30 year war.
00:20:54.760So, yeah, and he does have a big consulting firm, and his wife is Ukrainian.
00:23:04.200Well, along these lines, or as you put it, down these tracks, we've now arrived at a rather interesting junction where NATO exercises are taking place in the Baltic Sea.
00:23:14.760Highly decisive statements are being made,
00:24:38.800If it comes down to a direct attack on the Russian Federation, in this case, referring to Kaliningrad, though it could well involve other territories as well, then naturally, the question of the Russian Federation employing all weapons systems at our country's disposal will inevitably and immediately be placed on the agenda.
00:25:01.780This is unavoidable, and this has nothing to do with the specific surname of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief or the President of Russia.
00:25:10.980It comes down to the fact that, as I understand it, the NATO Secretary General spoke about Europe having 300 million people, and so forth.
00:25:22.080Yes, that is precisely why it will be inevitable for us to raise the question of deploying all the forces and means at our disposal.
00:45:58.220all right you should go watch it that's your homework okay so that's what this is do you want0.84
00:46:13.300a conventional war let's say we the russians never use nukes and we just like the germans go in and
00:46:19.320have a big fun fight with them here's victor boot talking about the true history of the bolshevik0.52
00:46:24.300infection this is known this guy is high level he's being groomed by the way i wasn't told this
00:46:30.120i just can tell you right now he's super smart super loyal great soldier businessman
00:46:34.420zero corruption victor boots being uh groomed by the russian corporation to replace putin you
00:46:40.940can just know that here's a clip all these challenges problems and the threats when we
00:46:47.380They are facing post-truth, you know, information wars, where the elites, especially in the traditionally Christian countries, like Europe, you know, often a very big part in the United States establishment, betray their real Christian heritage and their values.
00:47:07.780In this contrast, whether it's for the historical, you know, circumstances or what, but Russia went through the very, very serious and very lengthy, I would say, challenge or troubles just to make sure that we never lost our roots, our culture codes, our values.0.61
00:47:31.320And they kept when the Bolsheviks, basically, it was another huge project of the globalists who financed them, who sent them to create a revolution, you know, who established their terror in Russia, destroyed the churches, destroyed the traditional cultural values, tried to create a new human being.
00:47:55.440thanks to god that even within the system this was enough people including then time the joseph0.83
00:48:03.220stalin who basically reversed 180 degrees the initial globalist project remember in 20s they
00:48:10.840was about and they already succeeded to destroy the family there was a sexual revolution in russia
00:48:18.680in 20s and the sexual revolution in united states only hid them in the 60s and this sexual
00:48:25.360Revolution had a lot of impact on the families, because then they said, oh, we don't need0.89
00:48:59.300Whistleblower who flagged Letnick links to Epstein dies.
00:49:05.120And it's not that I suppressed saying this before, but I never talked about this.
00:49:12.760When Trump first got in and the Epstein stuff was starting up, I said, you know, it's his friends he's protecting from our congressional sources to talk to Trump.
01:10:43.200And so I don't want even Trump's ego spanked by a huge loss of the House and Senate.0.99
01:10:55.160I want to get real candidates to run so that all these Thune types that block the SAVE Act and the rest of it can be dealt with.0.99
01:11:01.880But more and more evidence is mounting that Trump is the one, we know on a bunch of fronts, that is actually acting like he is for a particular piece of legislation, but actually isn't supporting it.1.00
01:11:18.480But I am not with the Democratic Socialists of America, and I'm not with the communists, and I want a strong populist conservative movement post-Trump to deal with that.
01:11:29.780and this idea that, well, if we just sit out and let the Democrats win in two years,
01:11:35.340we have a better chance of winning the presidency again.
01:11:38.000I don't think like that, those Machiavellian levels,
01:11:40.520and that stuff never ends up being correct.
01:18:46.780For years, when you have a political and geopolitical context, I mean, right now, there are definitely multiple situations that leave high schoolers and college students in a real state of anxiety.
01:23:51.140But being a computer used to be a job.
01:23:54.920There used to be buildings full of people doing calculations.
01:23:57.660But now digital computers do those tasks.
01:24:01.880And I don't think anyone is pining to go back and do calculations all day to do bank interest rates, which is what they used to do.
01:24:08.720So I think we'll see an evolution of roles.
01:24:13.460And as the president has mentioned, as long as though unemployment has increased, in fact, there's a tremendous demand for people.
01:24:21.140And so I think the most likely outcome, and it's probably worth looking at the most likely outcome, is one which is incredibly beneficial and it's a future that you – if you could look into the future, it is a future you would want.
01:24:36.020Yeah, Elon had a point he made years ago.
01:24:40.940But he said there's more horses on the planet today than there was when we stopped using them to haul coal out of coal mines and draw people around.
01:39:36.780And then she gets embarrassed that she's done all this.0.99
01:39:41.480And now years later, you have all the migrant rape, all the illegal rape, all the pedophile rings, all the baby harvesting, all the adrenochrome, all the Satanism going on.0.99
01:39:54.280And then you've got guys at a fraternity.1.00
01:42:23.040And I'm like, Rex, you know, so Rex, you know, like me, he's the son of his father.0.76
01:42:30.160He said, Dad, I haven't dated in a couple of years because if I break up with a girl or don't see them again, they threaten to say I raped them.
01:42:37.320He said it happened to all my buddies.
01:42:40.420This is like the standard deal where he is afraid to date women because they literally, the majority of them, when you don't date them again, they say you raped them.0.76
01:48:08.320But I'm a Christian and God forgives. That's what it's all about. The problem with, you know, quote unquote wokeness. And don't get me wrong. It is great that marginalized people have a voice. It is great to advocate for anybody that feels marginalized.
01:48:32.760This is great. But the problem with wokeness is we're in the Old Testament right now, okay?
01:48:40.900And the Old Testament has no forgiveness. The Old Testament didn't work, so they had to write0.89
01:48:47.740a remix called the New Testament. There's been this discussion lately about how the woke 1.0
01:48:53.900era, which I think refers to sort of the immediate post-George Floyd era, was, you know, crazy.
01:49:01.520People say, you know, Woke 1.0 was was crazy and like, you know, AOC distancing herself from that and other Democratic politicians doing the same thing.
01:49:12.000And I just wonder, like, do you see that moment in time is just like that was just a crazy moment in time or was there anything redeeming about it?
01:53:26.740Why did you affirm her allegations as fact without doing your own fact-finding investigation into the governor?
01:53:33.100Why did you appoint an official who made a public statement affirming those allegations as fact, as someone who's supposed to be doing an investigation?
01:53:42.180I will answer that. I have every confidence in our attorney general to do what she has always done.
01:53:47.100Look at the facts, examine the record and draw.
01:53:49.720Why do they need to look at the facts if you already concluded it?
01:53:52.160You already said that's exactly what's going to happen in this case.
01:53:55.760Attorney General, I will not comment on a Facebook post.
01:53:58.640I love how they try to minimize it like it's a Facebook post.