00:08:31.140I think this is actually a malaise that's affecting the Republican Party more generally
00:08:35.080because all of the really driven and committed people want to take the Republican Party in
00:08:41.340a direction that the current incumbent Republican Party absolutely does not want to go.
00:08:47.840Sure. Yeah. I mean, we certainly saw this with something like Heritage, where attempts to kind of turn that organization around and kind of make it more active, more passionate, more full of young people who are looking for a different type of politics that obviously received a large amount of backlash to the point where they were threatening everybody who didn't go to Shabbat dinner, you know, that kind of thing.
00:09:08.920So it's clear that that's correct. But I don't think this is actually tempering, honestly, the enthusiasm of young conservatives. When I talk to anybody under 40 in the Republican Party or in the conservative movement, man, they all are looking for something new.
00:09:29.340they're all looking for that change and uh no amount of heritage foundation hectoring is
00:09:34.360ultimately going to stop that i think uh you're if you look at the the ranks of any of these
00:09:38.600organizations uh the next generation is just not putting up with this at all so uh but but
00:09:44.220obviously uh this is not where this stops so uh slotkin then uh had the uh you know the president
00:09:51.600say hey um obviously this person is like super corrupt and needs to be punished we can't have
00:09:56.820people running around talking like this. And of course, she immediately played the victim because
00:10:00.360what else is she going to do? Hi there. Senator Alyssa Slotkin here in my office in downtown
00:10:04.480Detroit. Over the last few days, I've been the target of attacks from DC Republicans and right
00:10:09.920wing media. It culminated in President Trump just a few hours ago in the Oval Office saying that I
00:10:15.900should be tried in court. This time it's because I dared to talk about the corruption coming out
00:10:21.340of the white house so she just called for everyone to get indicted so badly that it would terrify
00:10:29.820young conservatives into not going into politics and now she's complaining about the fact that
00:10:34.320trump said she should probably face some kind of legal yeah payback for that it's incredible
00:10:41.920it's astounding um somehow what she's doing is not seen as corruption i mean i mean this is this is
00:10:49.740sort of a classic thing of the the left generally right anything that they do for their cause is
00:10:55.340legitimate it cannot be corruption by definition okay excluding half or more of the half of the
00:11:03.920country or every single white male under the age of shit i don't know like 30 um is is that's not a
00:11:11.840lack of representation that's not corruption that's just i don't know being a good person or
00:11:17.580you know making sure that that never again or something like that this is this is massively
00:11:24.440corrupt on its face the very idea that you have a democracy and you explicitly deny entire groups
00:11:33.620of people representation is is just ridiculous well it's the end of democracy which i just wrote
00:11:40.600my piece this week it'll probably be out later today or tomorrow on this but you know this is
00:11:45.380we're gonna have elections at some level uh you know they'll they'll we'll go through the motions
00:11:51.020but the idea that we're gonna have like a peaceful transfer of power after the democrats are talking
00:11:55.940about stuff like this openly i mean we all knew this was coming yeah they shot at trump multiple
00:12:00.480times uh they uh you know tried to put him in jail they tried to strip him off the ballot they tried
00:12:05.240to bankrupt them uh you know they did everything they could including like making up false charges
00:12:10.240and blowing up statues of limitations and everything else uh in a desperate attempt to
00:12:14.740keep him from running for president and he still won but you know obviously they're like the message
00:12:19.020they get from that is not like oh well then we should just not bother with that stuff yeah the
00:12:23.460message they get from that is we need to go just as hard and so to be clear like a lot of people
00:12:28.780i don't know if slotkin believes this probably she does but but you have to understand for the
00:12:33.200majority of democrats everything she's saying here makes sense because all she's asking for in their
00:12:38.900mind is the attack of what is obviously the very corrupt trump white house and anything that trump
00:12:44.640is doing is corrupt by its very nature it's ontologically uh corrupt like it's it's it's
00:12:50.060wrong simply because it exists as something trump is doing uh and also uh ultimately anything the
00:12:56.580democrats are doing to stop that is therefore good it is uh it is the crudest version to be
00:13:01.960clear this is not what this is not what carl schmidt said about the friend and new distinction
00:13:05.560but this really is like the cartoon version of that the meme version of it where like
00:13:10.080anything the people who are on my side do is correct because the people we are fighting
00:13:14.180are ontologically evil and if you look at the left if you look at them in places like reddit or
00:13:19.340twitter or you know other political forums they use this language all the time ontologically evil
00:13:23.740meaning like your very existence makes you evil it's not what you're doing there's no way you
00:13:28.420could change it like the very fact of your existence makes you something that is worth
00:13:32.840defeating uh you know below contempt and so she's over here saying that you know she's the victim
00:13:37.440how dare you go around and tell people that maybe i should face the same penalty that i have
00:13:43.500suggested for you and of course this i mean this isn't just about trump this is you know i mean if
00:13:50.020if they get their way in a perfect world they would turn trump into another hitler essentially
00:13:57.260right they would expand the scope of trump and make him into a sort of a symbol of everything
00:14:05.800that is bad and wrong in the world an eternal struggle must therefore be launched to make sure
00:14:11.400that we never have the return of trump and if you know millions of young white men need to be
00:14:18.080denied representation have their lives destroyed be excluded from society well that's a small price
00:14:22.420to pay if you think about it oh yeah no i mean obviously you know world war ii is a religious
00:14:27.740religion of these people it's the founding uh event of their religion and so you know everybody
00:14:33.140is always hitler you're always you know everything is always auschwitz you're always just a few days
00:14:37.860away from you know the rise of of the eternal cheeto hitler and you know the the third you know
00:14:43.120the thousand year trump and reich like that's always how these people are talking and that's
00:14:48.780right yeah yeah i mean and that's why they're that's why they're trying to murder the guy like
00:14:52.900we're laughing of course but like charlie kirk is dead because these people wouldn't stop calling
00:14:56.920him fascist um yeah try to murder trump because they wouldn't stop calling him fascist when you
00:15:01.200tell everybody that these people are hitler that they're literally going to go out there and you
00:15:05.060know just kill black and brown people that they're just going to go out there and murder trans people
00:15:08.960when you go out there and you and you say these things which you know slotkin is obviously involved
00:15:13.760in here you're you know what you're doing again this is a this is a cia operative so the things
00:15:20.960she's doing here they're not a mistake like she knows what she's doing here let me find the last
00:15:26.140one of her real quick i must put it up here um it might it must be a bit uh tricky working at the
00:15:32.860at the moment i i wonder if uh it's still overwhelmingly sort of democrat civil society
00:15:40.420types or whether there's like actually a sort of right-wing and or based component
00:15:45.340to the cia oh it's almost it's almost certainly still mostly leftist so the thing people need to
00:15:51.580understand and and you know we understood this in 2016 like that this was supposed to be a lesson
00:15:56.580but a lot of people like forgot it or i don't i don't know uh we knew that like winning an election
00:16:02.560and being in control of the government were not the same thing we we saw that when it came to
00:16:08.760trump in his first term that he technically won the election but all of his you know all of his
00:16:14.800own executive uh people were ignoring him uh you know the executive branch was just doing whatever
00:16:20.540it wanted to do uh you know there there's you know the generals were lying to him and and
00:16:24.760manipulating him to you know keep wars going and that kind of thing like it it was very clear that
00:16:29.420even though trump was technically in the oval office uh he was not in charge in the way that
00:16:33.720like barack obama was in charge and so the idea that elections themselves actually change the
00:16:38.840government is just incorrect this is why we started talking about the deep state this is why i wrote
00:16:43.080my book the total state this is the whole reason that i have a show that i have a platform is that
00:16:48.320we had to learn this lesson uh that that power in america did not work the way that you had been
00:16:53.260told and for some reason now i have people saying like well now you just trust the government because
00:16:59.220uh because trump won you just trust the republican party because trump runs like no guys remember he
00:17:04.080was supposed to be against those things those things are against him like the the doj is still
00:17:08.740full of a bunch of libs who won't do the work that the people there are asking them to do you
00:17:14.840know the cia is the same way fbi like all of these organizations are still under the control of the
00:17:20.500left they have not been cleared out they were not burned to the ground like they were supposed to be
00:17:23.980There's a reason that Dan Bargino bailed out, you know.
00:21:57.980mobilize protesters on the ground create large-scale civil disruption and look to seize
00:22:04.180uh individual power they talk about how governors can usurp the power of the government that kind
00:22:09.280of thing uh that a republican put this together uh she's got a new book out uh which i think i'm
00:22:14.300quoted in uh uh very kind of nice so if you want to check that out uh you can but uh she did an
00:22:20.200amazing job putting all this together so let's start working through some of the evidence that
00:22:24.600she's accumulated here she says i'm working on gathering all these documents now here's something
00:22:30.780to understand about uh the democracy and protest ecosystem almost nobody knows the grand plan so
00:22:36.260to speak they simply agree and play a role this is really important i'm sure you know news fist is
00:22:41.400well aware of this but this is classic communist uh tactics right it's cell tactics uh not everybody
00:22:48.040knows what the other cell is doing they don't know everybody in it they're they're you know and this
00:22:52.100is the kind of the uh the the soft coordination of the cathedral that we've talked about endlessly
00:22:58.320uh where you know yeah everyone's kind of pointed in the same direction even though they may not
00:23:03.660have explicit instructions on a piece of paper somewhere uh because they all kind of speak the
00:23:09.340same language understand where they're going are you know all these organizations and all this
00:23:13.580money flowing is oriented towards something uh similar uh they don't have to get you know this
00:23:19.280explicit marching orders every time uh they can simply be moving in the same direction to set up
00:23:24.800a scenario like this so for example 99 of people breaking stuff on the streets believe they're
00:23:30.300doing it out of the org uh an organic uprising they don't see that the police have been ordered
00:23:35.580to stand down again we've talked about this repeatedly all pretty much all protests are
00:23:40.240government uh sponsored protests uh if you're if you're having a protest that's being allowed
00:23:45.620it's probably because the government's you know approving of it in some way uh we know what
00:23:50.040happens when people actually protest and the government doesn't like it we saw that when it
00:23:54.080came to the southport massacre and the riots that came after that in in england but also the south
00:24:00.040sport uh protests were not organized uh i know the the government loves to run around and say
00:24:05.400that it was but it clearly was not there was no coordination there was like no pre-planning
00:24:10.320um whereas these people are highly organized and not only that they have a pre-existing
00:24:18.120cognitive frame that they can use to move sort of the mass of useful idiots underneath them
00:24:24.300so uh BLM is very very useful for this for example so you know you you get a a certain
00:24:29.660trigger event uh you know a a person of color is brutally gunned down by the police all he was
00:24:36.820trying to do is shoot a cop in the face um you know terrible terrible injustice they whip it up
00:24:42.600the because the framing is already there it makes it very very easy to mobilize these people and i
00:24:50.140think the the mycelium of a lot of this sort of you know uh movement the the sort of fungus the
00:24:58.920fungal network under the ground that you don't see that causes the mushroom to suddenly spurt up
00:25:03.640is that framing it allows you to mobilize a very very large amount of low information people
00:25:09.040extremely quickly that's that's exactly right and it's super important that people remember this
00:25:14.080uh george floyd was not the first guy the media tried to do this with in 2020 they tried you know
00:25:21.140several different uh you know it seemed like every two weeks there was another uh black man who was
00:25:29.100just you know unjustly gunned down by the police for no reason and they all just disappeared
00:25:33.840after 2020 but they they knew what they were doing they were just pumping that well and
00:25:38.840whichever one would hit george floyd just happened to be the victim they were able to sell it wasn't
00:25:45.520that there was any you know it could have been any of the other guys that they were throwing in front
00:25:49.760of the public as you say the framework was already there like they already had the goal they already
00:25:54.300had the coordination and this is okay so this is really important as well guys uh this is why you
00:25:59.660have to start organizing you have to start organizing um i know the republican party sucks
00:26:06.260i understand the gop is a disaster um but you should be organizing both outside and inside the
00:26:13.140gop uh and the reason is that the organized minority always defeats the disorganized majority
00:26:18.840So when all these NGOs, when all of these political actors form this network and they're able to create this frame and have this constant pressure system, then really, as NewsFist is saying, you just have to find the right victim, the right time.
00:26:32.240You just kind of activate the network and you get the result.
00:26:36.320So you have to be organizing like this before this stuff happens.
00:26:40.440And it's really important because a lot of people think that they'll just organize when the time comes.
00:26:45.660But organization, as you were saying previously, politics is a skill. It's a very complicated, it's a difficult skill that you need to build. Organizing people is really hard. And actually, even if you're good at other aspects of politics, even if you're a broadcaster or you're a writer or you're a fundraiser or you're good at writing legislation or getting it pushed through or whatever, that doesn't mean you're good at organizing.
00:27:11.440That's why Charlie Kirk was so important. It was because he was good at organizing. Was he the best speaker? I mean, Charlie was a good speaker. Was he a genius? I mean, he's pretty smart, but I don't think anyone would say he was the top mind in the conservative movement. Was Charlie a good fundraiser? Yep, he was a good fundraiser. But his real power was that he could organize. And that's what made TPUSA the engine it is.
00:27:36.640And so we need to take over these aspects of organization.
00:27:41.020I know, again, like I'm as frustrated with anybody who's a Republican party.
00:28:05.880and so you're treating this time as as you know time to train that skill up and also you need a
00:28:12.740meta-narrative framing like the the left has you know um so the meta-narrative framing is a sort of
00:28:20.200weak organizational force that allows um a small committed organized group of people to reach a
00:28:29.880much larger group of people who are not necessarily as densely organized religion is good for this
00:28:35.540uh shared culture is good for this which i think is probably the real reason behind the culture
00:28:41.920war and the attempt to dismantle any kind of right-wing culture because the left are very
00:28:47.420very good on this game so she says they don't see the police that have been ordered to stand down
00:28:52.520they don't see the legal services that have already been arranged for them they don't see
00:28:55.560the foundations who are paying for their bonds similarly similarly here governors aren't
00:29:01.580participating in a pact to destroy the constitution governors are simply uh being uh having to agree
00:29:08.260to push back on the insurrection act the effect is the same the governors end up playing a role
00:29:13.260in a grander plan i call this shared epistemology in my book unelected motivations differ people
00:29:19.440rarely agree to the big evil supervillain framing but incentives all converge in the same in goal
00:29:25.900no kings might not agree to explicitly tear down the constitution but they nonetheless work with
00:29:31.120the DSA and will turn out millions of people if the right phone calls are put in. And here you
00:29:37.220will play just a little bit because this is not quite the kill shot. There's another one she has
00:29:40.900after this that's more damning, but we'll play a little bit of this video so people get an idea
00:29:44.640how these guys are talking. All right, so this is the Democratic Constitutional Form.
00:29:52.080The long story short is that currently I'm teamed up with the leaders of the Democracy Renewal
00:29:57.640group that's 300 people who used to be USAID people from you know doing democracy work
00:30:04.680all right so that's really important guys remember Trump shuts down USAID well those
00:30:10.800people didn't just disappear right like I'm glad he destroyed the USAID it needed to be smashed
00:30:16.020but he probably should have just imprisoned all those people and I'm not even joking because what
00:30:20.260are they doing now what are they taking their time you know all that all that work they used
00:30:23.900to do setting color revolutions across the globe oh now they got nothing to do but plan it here in
00:30:29.280the united states and authoritarian pushback all over the globe i'm also a member of the democratic
00:30:38.320socialists of america and the marxist unity group caucus within dsa mugs the only caucus in dsa that
00:30:47.360talks about the need for a democratic constitution and fought to get language into DSA's program that
00:30:55.440says our ultimate goal is a democratic constitution based on universal and equal suffrage and a
00:31:01.860unicameral legislature. Can I just make a couple of notes on that? In case viewers are not aware
00:31:11.180what it is he is saying. When he says democratic constitution, he means a new constitution for
00:31:18.640America that is quote unquote voted upon. In practice, what this actually means is that
00:31:25.980it is decided by DSA apparatchiks. These kind of people love to hide behind concepts like
00:31:34.000universal suffrage and mass democracy. But as I pointed out earlier, because politics is a
00:31:41.320vocation, what winds up happening in every single time you get these universal suffrage, these
00:31:46.780democratic constitutions, is that most people, they don't care enough about the political
00:31:52.240process to really participate. And so you get, again, a political class that steers the entire
00:31:59.740thing a unicameral legislature means that there is only one legislative body um so they're getting
00:32:08.420rid of the check of the senate they're it's going to be raw uh democracy which means that the more
00:32:14.220people they can physically import to the country the more they can dominate but not not only that
00:32:19.760uh having a unicameral legislature uh means that it is much easier to pack and coerce uh remember
00:32:27.760as well right like these people are experts at moving the mob and this is what you would basically
00:32:33.960wind up with in the uh aristotle uh talks about this um it's it's just mob rule uh essentially
00:32:41.500except you have an organized group uh above the mob directing the mob to their own end goals this
00:32:48.040would be a disaster for america with this to happen absolutely correct
00:32:53.500and i i do think it's urgent i'm uh foreseeing a crisis of legitimacy around the november
00:33:04.400election um already 20 25 percent of americans still believe the 2020 election was stolen
00:33:11.420um now more and more people on the left are concerned about the legitimacy of elections
00:33:17.900because of, you know, shenanigans that are happening and last minute changes that are not fully supported by the broad electorate.
00:33:26.500So I think we have an opportunity. I think the midterms, especially if there's a meltdown around the in midterms and a crisis of legitimacy,
00:33:34.800could be a real window of opportunity for us to say, OK, some red lines have been crossed and we can say.
00:33:44.460but you know what we really need to do is transform our system let's start a conversation
00:33:50.520about that but in order to do that in november and take advantage of the meltdown scenario we
00:33:55.880have to get super super organized in the next seven months so i so there you are like this is
00:34:02.500this is the plan literally the plan to end our system as it is and she says it very blatantly
00:34:09.040there's no there's no confusion here there's no hiding the ball they're not being esoteric
00:34:13.680they say yeah we're we expect that faith in elections is going down and it is to be fair
00:34:19.940you know like every election of my adult lifetime has been declared illegitimate by the losing side
00:34:25.000but she says it's getting so bad that people on both the left and the right are just gonna
00:34:29.160probably have a meltdown during midterms they're both gonna call the elections illegitimate and
00:34:34.200that's gonna create an opportunity for us and you see what she says there you know we need to take
00:34:37.740advantage of that opportunity we need to take advantage of that civil disruption that tear
00:34:42.440in the social fabric to transform the country right to and by that she means have a revolution
00:34:48.260have a color revolution this is by the way the the very nugget the very kernel of the color
00:34:55.960revolution template is to dispute an election perhaps several elections in a row reduce
00:35:05.460government legitimacy uh if you look into these uh civil society organizations uh they do a lot
00:35:11.880of stuff like election observers they'll hold like alternative counts from the like official count
00:35:18.460they'll you know put out uh alternative election numbers in the media and then once things get
00:35:24.800like destabilized enough they will then come out and say oh my god the election was illegitimate
00:35:30.800uh we need to have another snap election uh we need to like uh get like 100 000 people to besiege
00:35:38.540the the parliament all this kind of stuff it has been done over and over the principles are very
00:35:43.940very well established now and it it was the cia broadly speaking that invented them basically
00:35:50.920um i i guess there's um there's something to this idea of like you know don't unleash a weapon upon
00:35:57.600the world that you would not wish to one day be turned against you but you know yeah i mean it
00:36:03.840was really only a matter of time before uh the you know the usg as uh as such decided that they
00:36:12.300needed to use these tricks on the population of america uh once you develop this kind of stuff
00:36:17.640obviously if you know it reliably works somewhere else well why would you ever give up power in the
00:36:22.160us like you already know how to topple regimes you disagree with you've got it down to a science so
00:36:27.180why wouldn't you why wouldn't you do that all right so next part of data republicans investigation
00:36:34.440uh she says uh some question whether a group of 2000 x usa id officials could actually pull this
00:36:40.940off uh here they describe exactly how it's going to work and they aren't working alone this video
00:36:46.300is all from the renew to thrive group and associate and associates uh danielle reef and
00:36:52.900Paul Zeitz play key roles within R2T. R2T sits inside a much larger umbrella called United
00:37:00.200Democracy Alliance, which is an extremely hush-hush control plane of leaders from major
00:37:07.400blocking NGOs, such as 5501 and Indivisible Fulfilling various functions. UDA decides
00:37:18.440when protests get deployed timelines and how to respond all of that so you need to understand guys
00:37:24.960that again the democrats are way more organized they are organized for street violence and i say
00:37:32.420that explicitly because when you say you're organized for protests what you mean is you're
00:37:37.360organized for street violence all a protest ever is is a gut check of we can produce this many
00:37:44.180bodies who might do collective violence against you. And so even if the protest has not broken
00:37:49.240into violence, that is implicitly what it is for. These people have designed networks that will get
00:37:55.000out there and create street violence at a moment's notice. They already have, again, multiple nested
00:38:01.060NGOs who are working together, prepared to deploy the stuff whenever possible. R2T's role within
00:38:07.720UDA is concerned with the day after tomorrow. In other words, their function is to conceive what a
00:38:13.940rewritten american government will look like after the rest of the uda fulfills its purpose
00:38:19.720as will be shown erica chinworth is credited with conceiving uda in the first place under
00:38:27.080the horizons big tent initiative again pay attention to all these interlocking organizations
00:38:33.140note here the national security leaders for america is credited for operating uda and it's
00:38:39.860a group of 1600 ex-military intelligence and diplomatic officials guys if you wanted to
00:38:46.120topple a government who would you get together what kind of people would you get together
00:38:51.500ex-military ex-intelligence it must be emphasized that the choice of military-oriented organization
00:38:56.900to coordinate NGOs across domestic protests is an interesting one all in itself especially an
00:39:02.120umbrella conceived by regime change experts like Chenoweth it's not interesting it's intentional
00:39:06.200they they intend violence the left is planning violence mass violence in the streets like that's
00:39:11.420all that's happening here you'll have a hard time finding oh sorry no no sorry keep going
00:39:16.980you'll have uh you'll have a hard time finding any mentions of the udn public they're extremely
00:39:21.580hush hush uh and uh you why don't you share any thoughts you had before i play the the video of
00:39:29.080talking here well i mean this is this is treason this this is very very obviously if this is not
00:39:38.420treason what is it you have a group of intelligence and security officials working to overthrow not
00:39:47.380only the state but institute a new constitution by the way i am absolutely 100 sure they have
00:39:54.100already written it um if if they are successful they will put forward as though oh you know
00:40:01.560we're not really sure we like better vote no no they've already written it okay the whole this is
00:40:06.660what planning for the day after tomorrow means um and most likely uh if it gets bad enough uh
00:40:17.000there will be camps and you know mass all kinds of like horrible stuff and they will say well you
00:40:24.520know ice did it to the the poor migrants uh so really it's only fair that we do it to all the
00:40:31.060the right wingers um we've already seen what they did to the j6 protesters so that's just absolutely
00:40:36.940true unfortunately this is a dynamic that once instituted can't really be halted uh until one
00:40:46.560side or the other gains power purge follows counter purge um you lose completely any kind
00:40:54.600of idea of of the center what you wind up with is two highly organized groups that sort of battle
00:41:01.820for power and uh eventually it usually comes down to to force and uh you know why my germany is like
00:41:10.700this the bolshevik revolution was also like this you get this sort of continual back and forward
00:41:15.820and back and forward and back and forward until uh either the the rightists uh i guess purge the
00:41:22.920leftists or the leftists purge the rightists there's no real way out of it that i can see
00:41:28.020unfortunately yeah this is again very important um i i'm trying not to be hyperbolic here guys
00:41:36.320uh but there's really no other way to put this um you know this is a this is existential politics
00:41:43.540um you win or you get crushed uh the idea that we're going to go back to the system of the right
00:41:49.320and the left handing power to each other we're going to have some peaceful transfer of power
00:41:53.260through electoral means is done it's over this is the end of that i know like a lot of people are
00:41:59.000going to just act like this isn't happening uh but then a lot of people sat through covet and
00:42:03.280pretended that none of that was really happening either so you know we we learned that basically
00:42:07.680people are sheep and they will just do anything and pretend that it's going to be fine uh but i
00:42:12.300want to make it really clear uh as news fist is saying here it is impossible for one side not to
00:42:17.100win this and crush the other one uh you you cannot if you are fooling yourself and thinking that we're
00:42:22.140going to restore ourselves to some kind of traditional constitutional order after the
00:42:26.020democrats are planning this color revolution you have lost your mind the left cannot be allowed to
00:42:31.280hold power ever again that is the only way to keep these people these absolute bolshevik revolutionaries
00:42:36.780from killing you and your kids and throwing the border open and putting everybody they don't
00:42:41.420murder in jail like and that's not hyperbole you could uh you could have the writers take power
00:42:47.580and institute a sort of uh reverse denazification campaign upon the country and purge all forms of
00:42:58.360radical leftism um although of course this would be tricky because most of them would flee the
00:43:03.700country and go to europe and just try and like wait it out or whatever screaming about fascism
00:43:09.520the entire time of course um but it is conceivable that you could then i guess after i don't know a
00:43:17.000decade or something uh have like a sort of moderate uh left but i just now that we sort of live in a
00:43:25.020global society this is it's hard to see how this would work quite frankly well yeah and also if
00:43:32.480they're fleeing to europe they're only going to screw you guys over more so yeah that's right
00:43:35.980it's like uh you know it's like the dead man switch you know like it just ends up blowing
00:43:41.860up the rest of uh of the anglosphere the western civilization here so she says as the audio
00:43:47.900transcript shows they've outlined a sequence of red lines in which the case uh in which case the
00:43:53.420federal government should declare uh be declared illegitimate invoking the insurrection act against
00:43:59.060peaceful protesters is one of the most discussed red lines and so the and so the key you have to
00:44:04.600understand here is there is no red line because you know they called they called the floyd riots
00:44:09.640peaceful so if you deploy the insurrection act against people who are literally murdering
00:44:14.880murdering and burning down uh cities uh that will be considered a red line and then you will you
00:44:21.480will get them trying to declare the government illegitimate the red line is instantiated with
00:44:28.340the express idea that it will be crossed this is the whole point right the red line is declared
00:44:36.100it's it's like you've got a you know you've got a train coming down a track okay and you draw a
00:44:42.420red line across the track you say if the train goes over that red line it is therefore illegitimate
00:44:49.440now of course everything is moving towards that red line principally because of the actions that
00:44:54.800you are undertaking this is this is this is classical dialectic engineering right where you
00:44:59.720force your opponent uh to respond in a way that brings about the very accusation that you wish to
00:45:06.280level against them in this case of course being you know um the the american government is you
00:45:12.260know fascist and illegitimate and no no this is this is extremely dangerous stuff and i don't know
00:45:20.260what the trump administration is doing quite frankly like if this this is this is clearly
00:45:26.860treasonous yeah but you know the answer is nothing the answer is that the administration is doing
00:45:32.300nothing and they're not going to do anything at least we got the war in iran you know thank
00:45:37.800goodness for that you know at least at least i got six gallon a a a six dollar a gallon diesel
00:45:44.320you know that's that's really what it was all about american maybe balkanized but it's very
00:45:50.100important that iran will never have a nuclear weapon oh god priorities people priorities i mean
00:45:56.860it is it is truly insane um that there there's probably going to be no movement on this and
00:46:02.100again you're exactly right to say like this is narrative groundwork like the this is all
00:46:06.920engineered to produce this outcome uh slotkin knows the part she's playing these ngos know
00:46:12.160the part they're playing they are they are preparing to produce this result uh so you know
00:46:17.600thank you data republican for at least exposing uh you know parts of this but let's listen to
00:46:22.240the audio transcript where they are even more explicit about this
00:46:25.680there's also the path and john i think we'll talk a little bit more about this is that we end up in a
00:46:34.680very acute uh legitimacy crisis sometime in the next few months or the next few years where
00:46:40.280literally um our federal government becomes illegitimate and in that moment i believe
00:46:45.900and what we know from experiences around the world is that we can take that breakdown moment
00:46:51.580and leverage it for a big structural reform so again she explicitly references the fact that
00:47:01.440yeah we know the cia has done these color revolutions elsewhere and we know that we
00:47:06.340can enact the same plan here again not hiding the ball at all we expect to declare this election
00:47:12.140illegitimate we expect to use the color revolution cia playbook to overthrow the government and the
00:47:18.580system as it is to install a marxist you know democratic constitution aka marxist regime like
00:47:26.460this is just you know as explicit as it gets you know refounding moment um i wanted to just say
00:47:33.220that the united democracy alliance which is a huge coalition of the blocking movement the people
00:47:39.260that are doing all the lawsuits and the civil resistance and the non-cooperation, they are
00:47:43.880all organizing and converging under the banner of what's called the United Democracy Alliance.
00:47:49.360And they have developed a set of red lines that are now being refined in terms of indicators
00:47:56.000and metrics. And they're working on creating a situation room so that as we go into the
00:48:02.640midterm election, they're going to be able to provide real-time updates, real-time information
00:48:08.080to the movement of movements uh so that we can respond uh you know to whatever might unfold
00:48:15.680so so they're gonna have metrics and data and a command room uh in other words they're prepared
00:48:23.000to run the revolution from a central committee and and and they are already prepared to coordinate
00:48:30.120all of this stuff they've already talked to all these people on how to create foot soldiers how
00:48:35.220to create violence how to you know seize control of different aspects of the government uh where
00:48:41.420and how to apply pressure so that the narrative of an illegitimate uh election ends up turning
00:48:47.540into something that allows them to create a revolution every bit of this is planned and
00:48:51.880ready to go these people are ready for violent revolution in the united states they are
00:48:56.380coordinating it again as you said newsfist this is just straight out treason there's no reason
00:49:01.020any of these people should not be sitting in a jail awaiting a trial for what would be if you
00:49:06.440know the the the penalty of treason i believe has not changed uh but that's exactly what should be
00:49:11.820happening here uh and instead uh we're talking about you know what if there's some gropers
00:49:17.840somewhere in the republican party but notice as well um they they mention uh blocking movements
00:49:24.780blocking organizations um this contributes to the very lack of legitimacy that they are exploiting
00:49:33.360by tying the hands of the government so comprehensively we saw this very much in
00:49:38.340in trump's first term um it just makes it much much much harder for the government to respond
00:49:45.000to operate effectively which indeed brings about the very crisis of legitimacy that they then
00:49:51.240leverage right to you know do i did you notice the previous speaker was like a new founding moment
00:49:57.880oh how do you feel about that oran right we can trade 1776 for 2030 the birth of the new uh you
00:50:09.500know united states democratic republic you know it'll be only in all the history books just behind
00:50:17.340the directions on how to trans your child and where to put all the migrants uh yeah i think
00:50:23.900you i think you mean the people's republic of america sir people's republic of america that's
00:50:29.040much snappy yes yes um either in 26 or when we go into the 28 elections as well which people
00:50:35.940think will be even worse than whatever we're going to have to deal with now um so these these folks
00:50:41.480are organizing um uh it's being led under the organization called the national security leaders
00:50:46.820of america it's 1600 retired cross-partisan military intelligence diplomats ambassadors
00:50:55.140that are all you know working on protecting our democracy these are pro-democracy uh leaders that
00:51:01.500are they're pro-democracy leaders you see they're they're pro-democracy that's why they're
00:51:05.460manufacturing a constitutional crisis to seal power in a revolution because they're
00:51:10.580they're pro-democracy leaders you see listen listen or aren't you in favor of democracy
00:51:15.700i mean you know democracy is like the magic word right the more democracy you have
00:51:19.680the better the gooder things are democracy is is the most gooder thing so therefore right if they
00:51:26.440call themselves democracy and they overthrow the entire government all you're going to get is more
00:51:33.200democracy which means things will be gooder i can't i can't believe you cannot uh wrap your
00:51:37.400head around such simple logic mate goodness me our democracy is is superior yes so um here's a
00:51:44.140document uh that she was able to pull out of uh her research here uh i'm sorry you want me to read
00:51:53.520this one yeah that'd be great all right uh democratic legitimacy is not simply a legal
00:51:58.580status it is the recognized authority of a government to make binding decisions on behalf
00:52:03.700of the people resting on the consent of the government as expressed through free and fair
00:52:09.420processes a government can be legally in office while being democratically illegitimate see this
00:52:16.080this is very see this is how they like this is how they get you well yet technically the government
00:52:24.040is legal but they don't have the mandate of the people how do you know oh well we've got a whole
00:52:29.680bunch of polling agencies right a bunch of like street thugs that are going to like create trouble
00:52:34.640and get this impression out there the distinction matters for everything that follows it also
00:52:39.820creates a danger a term that everyone can invoke and no one has defined becomes a weapon for
00:52:46.000whichever side is losing the next section provides the definitions this one states the conditions
00:52:52.960a federal government crosses the threshold into illegitimacy when one or more of the following
00:52:59.160conditions obtain as determined under the standards set out below these are the red lines
00:53:04.540right this is this is what this is these are the red lines the things that if the government
00:53:10.100actually did would go somewhere towards solving the problem therefore they cannot be tolerated
00:53:16.680elections are manipulated or suppressed says who or their results overturned outside the processes
00:53:24.060prescribed by law law of course which they control such that the composition of government
00:53:29.240no longer reflects the certified will of the electorate who does the certification well we do
00:53:34.940of course well and let's let's not forget they've already claimed that ice is suppressing
00:53:39.300votes because they're you know illegals might be worried about showing up to try to fake their
00:53:44.980votes so we this this red line is already trapped like we we we haven't even got past the first one
00:53:50.880and they're already going to claim this one is is toast of course uh two a sitting executive
00:53:56.400continues to exercise the powers of the office after the constitutional end of the term or takes
00:54:01.640actions designed to prevent a lawfully elected successor from assuming power i love the way this
00:54:07.820is this is framed so if if someone wins the election on the stated platform of overthrowing
00:54:15.760the country and drowning it in i don't know somalians and the person in office attempts to
00:54:24.400protect the republic against this then by definition they have lost legitimacy
00:54:29.960free a legislature has been populated through manipulated elections oh not the way we manipulate
00:54:37.040them obviously but the other kind intimidation or the exclusion of members holding certificates
00:54:42.640of election issued under state law which we control making its acts expressions of captured
01:03:17.240History would seem to indicate that this usually,
01:03:22.880I mean, if we talk Weimar, for example, okay?
01:03:26.220So the Weimar Republic came about after a communist revolution
01:03:30.360and the Weimar Republic was in fact the compromise
01:03:34.100between the kaiser and the communists and they moved the ball further to the left you would get
01:03:39.980representative democracy and all this kind of like other stuff um i don't know it's it's going
01:03:45.680to be interesting to watch so we're going to head over to the questions of the people but again i
01:03:52.660encourage you to just run through this thread it's incredible that this much information exists and
01:03:58.100that we're not just seeing like bukele style nighttime raids to just clean all these people
01:04:03.200up like every one of them should be in jail every one of them should be facing uh the charge of
01:04:07.640treason it's incredible that that hasn't happened yet and if they don't do it uh the right's gonna
01:04:11.880lose republicans are gonna lose conservatives gonna lose and uh the left is gonna like you
01:04:15.880know put a punch people in jail or kill you like that's gonna happen like people need to understand
01:04:19.740where we're at right now uh so uh i i just encourage people to again pay attention what's
01:04:25.500going on you know look at this stuff so you understand where the stakes are and again
01:04:29.480organize organize organize okay uh you're you're not going to dodge the consequences of this
01:04:34.960because you sat at home um so get connected get plugged in uh start meeting your neighbors
01:04:40.400start getting familiar with sheriff make sure that you're involved in uh organizations uh that are
01:04:46.680going to be able to ultimately push back against this because um you know the left is ready man
01:04:51.680that's really all there is to it well look on the foreign side oran uh if we wind up in the same
01:04:57.480gulag um we can do like little personal podcasts for all the other prisoners right yeah yeah what
01:05:02.900will you be in the in the communist uh you know concentration camp a podcaster obviously
01:05:08.720exactly brother i thought i was going to be a podcaster uh for the glorious revolution dig the
01:05:15.360hole all right sir before we head to the questions of people can you tell
01:05:21.200everyone where to find your work uh yes uh you can find all of my stuff uh on my youtube channel
01:05:26.820news fist uh two words uh you can find like a bunch of links on newsfist.net uh i just dropped
01:05:33.680a episode of um history last night on spiritualism which is the very very strange movement in uh mid
01:05:42.1401800s america where a whole bunch of christians decided that to actually sorcery was like really
01:05:47.500really cool and started trying to contact the dead very very weird period of american history
01:05:53.060And a big part of the progressive push that would later come to define a lot of America later, a lot of those radical ideas came out of the spiritualists.
01:06:18.960all right manny youd says uh the politically correct term is revolution of color thank you
01:06:23.940thank you nice very good uh arthur in california says michigan senator senator slotkin uh lobbying
01:06:33.000for albanians today from a state with 0.26 albanians uh was her slipping into uh the cia
01:06:40.260habits i guess uh be nice to have uh polls more concerned with american america's interest yeah i
01:06:47.080mean i i said this this morning america is the american government is just a battlefield where
01:06:52.660a bunch of people who work on behalf of foreign governments uh you know kind of kind of fight
01:06:57.620over the right to steal your money uh that really is all there is to it what else would we give a
01:07:02.620crap about albania uh as you say you know less less than a one a quarter of a percent of people
01:07:08.160in her uh state are albanian but you know whatever like their their their priorities are of course
01:07:13.880much higher than you know any anybody in michigan so good to know philosophical thirstworm says
01:07:21.360unnamed republican official the second best part of the iran war is making the american moment kids
01:07:26.720own and defendant we're getting uh we're getting taken out yeah i mean this look i don't i don't
01:07:35.120want to spin this podcast going on about uh the the iran war um but yeah just a disaster and at
01:07:43.540every level and the fact that it's going to be hung over around the necks of you know every
01:07:48.340republican going forward everybody is going to be clown themselves and look this is you know
01:07:54.000this is why i have been remained a staunch opponent of the war even though obviously that
01:07:59.540makes a lot of people angry i'm just not i don't want to end up in the you know regretting uh you
01:08:04.640know selling the iraq war for the rest of my life i'm just not going to do it uh if if if
01:08:10.600you know, your soul's not worth that much, then I guess you, you have that option, but I can't.
01:08:16.960Truddle says my state is now a gain, a gain of dysfunction lab for girl boss tyranny. And I'm
01:08:24.100sick of it. Nonetheless, illustrative of Dem's ability to consolidate power. Yep. A hundred
01:08:29.200percent, man. That's exactly right. So sorry to hear about your situation.
01:08:33.280a philosophical first one says trump gave these people their ukraine and iran wars and didn't
01:08:40.580even get the save act in exchange he got all the political fallout the art of the deal yeah i mean
01:08:44.940again you know he promised to end the ukraine war the minute he came into office instead we
01:08:51.020started another war with another oil producer that had exactly the same uh impact you expected
01:08:56.260it would that every one of us warned about uh and at you know what while while the dims are
01:09:00.860literally out there planning a coup planning a violent marxist revolution to overthrow
01:09:06.120the constitution uh as they're doing that we can't even get the save act passed we can't even
01:09:12.000voter id passed you know i got i got a theory on this actually because you see this in the uk as
01:09:16.440well i think what happens is that leaders um their domestic uh ability to wield power is so
01:09:24.220incredibly constrained it takes so long for anything to get done that they pivot quite
01:09:29.240naturally into foreign adventures because at least then they have sort of freedom of action
01:09:32.900if that makes sense because there isn't a domestic judge to tell them that they can't like bomb
01:09:39.120somewhere overseas whereas if they want to do like anything on their own soil it takes forever
01:09:43.620and so leaders get gradually because because a lot of these politicians they're men of action
01:09:48.960you know they want to like do stuff and so they get gradually sucked into foreign policy as an
01:09:54.940arena in which they do still have freedom of action yeah i've said this many times but you
01:09:59.600know trump figured out that he was more sovereign in venezuela than he was in wisconsin yeah precisely
01:10:04.800precisely right like that that's what happened and so as you say like trump wants to win he wants to
01:10:09.740win he wins in venezuela uh you know bb shows up and says hey you could win again in iran easy you
01:10:16.980know think about think about all the you know the momentum you'll have after that and you know here
01:10:21.360we are i think that that's exactly correct probably monarchy says uh how much could foxes do at this
01:10:28.680point who has the ear and uh hearts of tier one operators like sean ryan yeah again uh that's
01:10:35.760exactly right like ultimately the soft power of the system could only do so much which is why they
01:10:40.420were legitimately terrified about a situation like january 6 even though the protesters had no
01:10:45.480weapons uh you know the only person who was killed was a protester uh even in that situation
01:10:51.240the very fact that any even like threat of possible uh physical violence came from the right
01:10:58.640sent them into just this absolute spiral because if you know if if they know that if people figure
01:11:05.400out that they could just stop all the soft power with hard power uh then the game is over right
01:11:10.080and so they have to do everything they can to bind the people uh you know who would do that
01:11:15.520there's a reason that they move american military officers every few years guys in case you didn't
01:11:19.840know this and that's because they don't want the troops building loyalty to a specific officer
01:11:23.860yeah i think the time of the foxes is coming to an end quite frankly i think everything that
01:11:30.880could have been accomplished through machiavellian maneuvering has already been accomplished and
01:11:37.080there are now questions that will only really be decided through force i think that's correct
01:11:43.020sadly florida henry says is the gop the fabian society of america only way it makes sense to me
01:11:49.320i think for the most part look i i know there are some good people in the gop i know there are
01:11:54.460you know good-hearted staffers who are doing their best um you know i don't want to denigrate
01:11:59.960everybody who goes out there and and you know does their part i'm encouraging you to get involved for
01:12:05.540that very reason but it's very clear that the gp as it exists is a mechanism of control it's
01:12:10.280controlled opposition there's no there's no way to avoid that um and the fact that you know these
01:12:14.740people get so you know so self-righteous when you notice that fact when you notice that these people
01:12:20.820have lost endlessly for decades and decades and seem dedicated to the process uh but they tell
01:12:26.160you that it's their principles are that they could never win a fight uh you know if a general tells
01:12:30.480me his first principle is to never win uh then i kind of figure out what his job is in the whole
01:12:34.920scenario and that's the gop uh let's see canoe retirement plan says not gonna lie bro this is
01:12:43.660some scary stuff what do you uh do if you're in a firmly red state with spineless neocon leaders
01:12:49.640may god be with us well man like i said organize organize organize okay there's you have to realize
01:12:56.120no one is coming to save you amen i hope it could be what uh you could be in the uk without even
01:13:04.240the ability to defend yourself right like you you ameribros you have a lot more tools at your
01:13:12.260disposal uh than anyone does in in europe so lean on those tools would you know be my advice sorry
01:13:19.140to cut you off no no you're exactly right and remember we're talking about government tools
01:13:23.200as well like remember you have uh federalism in the united states and so that means that a lot
01:13:28.040of government power is shielded by our separations in the u.s and you can build enclaves of power
01:13:34.120due to that federalism uh so you know remember that you know when it's coming to save you it's
01:13:41.220not getting solved at the top level hopefully the trump administration does good stuff you know i'm
01:13:46.160happy for the stuff they've done that's good but ultimately the trump administration is not going
01:13:49.380to save you you have to get together with people in your community and build power build connections
01:13:55.580build networks prepare yourself that's what needs to happen here okay like that's that's the message
01:14:01.660This is not Doomer. Everybody go sit at home and the world is ending and you're just going to have to watch it from your couch. No, absolutely not. Today is the day. Go connect with people, connect with organizations, build those networks, build power, build your finances, separate yourself from the system as much as possible. That's what needs to happen here.
01:14:23.180the guy zell says almost uh a year since your debate with joel barry on tim cast would you
01:14:30.460do another debate with him soon perhaps with a moderator that interrupts less
01:14:34.000uh i mean it was very nice of tim to invite me to watch his debate with joel like that was very
01:14:39.840kind of him um but uh i mean joel couldn't beat tim so uh like tim tim trounced joel so i guess
01:14:46.440he didn't even really need me there uh but ultimately i don't know man i don't know what's
01:14:50.680left to debate with joel joel is now running around and defending uh you know a guy who is
01:14:57.120calling people like molly hemingway the b word and threatening her um like he's lost it like
01:15:03.560it's very clear it's unwell and i just don't want to spend my time being angry at people like that
01:15:07.580so i don't think anything i could say to him could persuade him at this point he's like a very deeply
01:15:12.560bad faith actor uh so i don't there are people i would still have discussions with on this issue
01:15:18.820but i i think joel's probably just too far gone but you know pray for him obi pulls back some
01:15:23.620sanity uh that doesn't seem to be doing too well well joel did apparently just order a copy of the
01:15:30.100concept of the political so perhaps he will actually read the book that he has been trouncing
01:15:36.880this oh no he's gonna the minute he touches it he's just gonna start goose stepping like
01:15:41.140the the transfer under in joel's theology if you make contact with a bad book you just
01:15:47.580immediately absorb everything and you absorb all the beliefs of anyone who's ever uh even been in
01:15:52.440the realm of that book so are you saying are you saying we're about to seize the see the rise of
01:15:56.760the berry waffen that's right that's right that's right yes yes yeah the the head of uh you know
01:16:02.820some kind of uh very fascist organization joel berry only a matter of time really
01:16:08.520uh george hayduke says didn't 2024 yarvin say this exact thing would happen
01:16:15.240the saddest words what's the saying the saddest words of mice and men uh those curtis yarvin was
01:16:25.100right again i believe that's what you're trying to get at yeah but uh yeah no i mean look a lot
01:16:29.800of people get angry at curtis a lot of people he puts a lot of people off obviously like the
01:16:34.760dark elf framing is a disaster for curtis but ultimately curtis yarvin is one of the most
01:16:40.340insightful political minds that we have like and he's right the vast majority of the time
01:16:46.640people always bag on him and then he always ends up being right like that's just been the pattern
01:16:52.200not always he's been wrong on a few things but in general Curtis is right other people are wrong
01:16:56.980you know pay attention what he's saying because yeah I mean more often than not that's correct
01:17:01.700your daily beats says dsa is with the governor's safety democracy uh the governor's safeguard
01:17:10.540democracy that was one of those conversations in this league yeah that's insane right that the dsa
01:17:15.900is actively working with governors at this moment a literal socialist party is being consulted
01:17:22.960in these discussions about how you should run this color revolution so you know just in case
01:17:29.580you thought these things came from the right wing now you know yeah and mandy youd says there's no
01:17:37.540time to be beautiful losers folks amen amen amen everybody fights nobody quits sorry guys you are
01:17:45.980the both the bolsheviks are not going to let you have a country they're not going to leave you
01:17:50.460alone you're going to have to fight for civilization like the men of the west before you
01:17:55.300And if you let them call you ugly names and that stops you, then you're not worthy of that inheritance. You have to be ready to fight. You have to be ready to leave it all out on the field. And that means going to meetings. That means creating organizations. That means making money. That means meeting people.
01:18:17.580that means getting off your couch getting out from behind your phone and making things happen
01:18:22.320that's the answer to this stuff and you got to get going because obviously the left is already doing
01:18:26.680it you need to do it too yep all right guys we're gonna wrap this up a pleasure as always to speak
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