00:04:32.220The changes are happening. And if we sit idly by, then evil wins. My friends, it is when good men do nothing that evil prevails. The Timcast discord community is far from perfect, but it is a large community of tens of thousands of people working together to make everyone's lives better. That's really it. They fight for themselves. They fight for each other.
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00:08:38.920Proper admitted in an interview with law enforcement that he participated in the planning of an attack, according to the affidavit, which says some members of the group began communicating with each other last March through a TikTok group called Vanguard of the Old.
00:08:51.400The members of the group stated that they wanted to protect the United States, which they believed was headed in the wrong direction.
00:08:58.200Members of the group believed the U.S. needed to be torn down so that it could be rebuilt.
00:09:03.120Some expressed the desire that people who were involved with Epstein should not govern the country.
00:09:06.740If you have watched my shows, I have warned you of this ideology from the ashes of the old.
00:09:28.680What I was told by activists during Occupy Wall Street, they had been publicly stated, we want to flip the pyramid upside down.
00:09:35.020to the untrained. They believe this means you have this pyramid where on the bottom is the
00:09:40.000working class and then the top are the global elites. And if you flip the pyramid upside down,
00:09:44.480the global elites are on the bottom and the working class are on the top. I mean, that's
00:09:49.420what the untrained believe. They believe that these activists are simply saying the working
00:09:54.420class should get more. Sounds nice, doesn't it? And then I asked the obvious follow-up question.
00:10:01.740If you flip a pyramid upside down, it'll crumble into a pile of bricks and form another crude
00:10:06.280pyramid, a heap of bricks. And do you know what they told me? Yes, exactly. But we'll be on top.
00:10:13.180If you flip a pyramid over, the bricks will all come crashing down. You will no longer have a
00:10:18.500beautifully organized pyramid, but a pile of bricks forming a crude pyramid. But some of those working
00:10:24.360class people from the bottom will stay in the center and will stay on top. And they believe
00:10:29.160that will be them and the working class are in for a long long fall ever feel the need for more
00:10:36.860find it in the ford maverick with a hybrid engine to do more of this
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00:11:02.440Ford store or Ford.ca today. But doesn't that make sense? I mean, this is what they did in
00:11:07.360the communist revolutions. The workers who supported the uprisings get executed for doing so.
00:11:12.780Those who kept their heads down probably just lose their property and then live in squalor
00:11:17.300from then on out. They say the logistics of the plane attack were discussed via Signal,
00:11:22.320an app that uses end-to-end encryption for its messaging and calling services.
00:11:25.860Do we have a—I'm looking for—they actually have the—I know the court documents have been
00:11:30.280released. Proper told law enforcement officials they'd been planning to drive with weapons and
00:11:34.660body armor to a meetup spot in Fredericksburg, Virginia, where the group was set to gather.
00:11:40.640He said that though he did not intend to shoot people at the White House, others in the group
00:11:43.640did. The plan called for the use of drones that would be detonated over the north side of the
00:11:48.380White House, prompting a rushed evacuation into the line of fire of waiting snipers in an attack
00:11:54.100that Proper said was designed to jumpstart a revolution in the U.S., authorities said.
00:12:00.660President Trump, who celebrated his 80th birth at the UFC event on Sunday, was friends with Epstein
00:12:05.700many years ago, but has said he ended their relationship before the disgraced financier's
00:12:09.460crimes became known. In fact, Trump reported him to the police. Speaking to reporters Tuesday in
00:12:14.960France, where he was attending the G7 summit. Trump said he had not been briefed on the thwarted
00:12:19.360plot. So we have some images here. Mario Knopfel's posting them from the court documents.
00:12:26.300You can see, as indicated in the screenshots below, the conspirators engaged aerial photos
00:12:31.540and maps of locations in and around Washington, D.C., including the White House, and discussed
00:12:35.880where snipers should be placed and where drones should be launched. The Knox County Sheriff's
00:12:41.120office took photos of the equipment acquired by Proper, which included several boxes of ammunition,
00:12:46.160two plate carriers with AR-style magazines, an AR-style rifle, and a bullpup rifle painted with
00:12:52.220the American flag. There's more, they say. He admitted to planning the UFC Freedom 250 attack.
00:12:59.900On June 13th, 2016, the FBI executed federal search warrant to Thomas' residence
00:13:04.620that were authorized by the Honorable Anna Y. Park, U.S. Magistrate Judge for the Central
00:13:09.820District of California. During the search, agents seized a hunting rifle, an AR-style rifle, 30
00:13:14.540round extended magazines. They say during the execution of the warrants, agents interviewed
00:13:19.400Thomas. Agents were also able to review screenshots of his phone, which showed photos of Google Maps
00:13:24.640sections of the D.C. area, including areas surrounding the White House. During the interview,
00:13:29.460Thomas stated that he saw himself as the planner and advisor for the group, and while he was not
00:13:33.640willing to take action himself, wanted to guide and instruct others on how to carry out the
00:13:38.320attacks. Thomas expressed frustration that some members of the group seemed noncommittal and used
00:13:43.660excuses as to why they could not take action, particularly with the planned attack on the UFC
00:13:48.200freedom event. My friends, this was explicitly an attempt to start a civil war. I'm not saying
00:13:55.920it would have been successful. I'm not saying it was a powerful faction that could rival his
00:14:01.700military. I am saying we are now getting information indicating these far left extremists
00:14:07.900were intending to start a civil war. Now, don't get me wrong. They called it a revolution.
00:14:13.600But indeed, what do you think would happen if far leftists bombed the White House,
00:14:18.360shot and killed a bunch of people? Indeed, the crazy thing is, well, I'll wait pending more
00:14:25.560information. You know, I'm going to say we know a bit about this, at least what they've released
00:14:30.960so far, but things do change, so maybe new information will come out. As it pertains to
00:14:36.080previous plots uncovered by the FBI, we learned that a lot of these people are informants,
00:14:42.340you know, like the Whitmer stuff. In this instance, I wouldn't be surprised to find out in the future
00:14:47.680that is still the case, but they say they were initially made aware of this because the mother
00:14:52.760turned him in. This doesn't look like something that was gathered by criminal informants in which
00:14:58.580it seems to be more organic than something the feds just fomented. Now, here's where it's
00:15:03.920interesting. There's more information from Fox. Five people were in custody Monday. The alleged
00:15:10.000plan involved using explosive-laden drones to hit the first buildings, forced a mass evacuation and
00:15:14.840steer crowds toward a pre-stage sniper team. A second wave was then allegedly planned to storm
00:15:21.500the White House gate. They said the FBI learned on June 10th and worked with partners to secure
00:15:27.240probable cause for an arrest in Cincinnati of one suspect. Now, why did they do it?
00:15:31.840They were going after capitalists. Look at this. Look at this. According to a criminal complaint,
00:15:35.720Proper allegedly spent $3,000 of his graduation money to purchase lots of ammunition, guns,
00:15:41.820extra magazines, and other items for the alleged attack. Authorities estimated that several boxes
00:15:46.920of ammunition that Proper allegedly acquired contained thousands of rounds. It is also alleged
00:15:51.740that Proper acquired an AR-style rifle, a bullpup rifle. We did read this stuff.
00:15:56.640His father told officers that Proper had quit his job to meet up with people he had met online to conduct missions and recons, according to the complaint.
00:16:04.120It said that Proper's mother had first alerted authorities over concerns about his recent alleged firearm purchases and communications with individuals online.
00:16:12.060Let's just jump straight to the capitalist part.
00:16:15.740They say some of those involved allegedly planned to travel to Fredericksburg, Virginia on June 12th or 13th to prepare.
00:16:24.040One suspect allegedly told investigators the goal was to target capitalist elites, billionaires or politicians who received donations from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, AIPAC.
00:16:38.020The investigation stretched across at least 12 FBI field offices.
00:16:44.100Patel said the operation showed the FBI's ability to respond quickly when threats emerge.
00:16:48.140This is an absolutely insane story, my friends, but I do believe we are close.
00:16:54.780It is possible the Trump admin starts arresting these people.
00:20:20.620Again, in the past 10 years, you get January 6th.
00:20:22.820That's it. Some people like to say, yeah, but Bolter, right? The guy in Minnesota?
00:20:29.080No known motivation. He knew these people personally, I believe. He claimed Tim Walt
00:20:33.360sent him to go kill senators. So we don't exactly know what his motivation was. Seems to just be a
00:20:38.040killing. It's tragic, but not overtly political. This, this is overtly political. And so is this
00:20:46.260story. Three more alleged antifa cell members indicted on terror charges. This from the
00:20:51.200Washington Examiner. They say overnight on July 4th, so this is just about a year ago, 2025,
00:20:56.920more than a dozen heavily armed Antifa militants belonging to a Dallas area Antifa chapter ambushed
00:21:01.760Homeland Security personnel guarding the ICE holding site near Fort Worth. The coordinated
00:21:06.840attack left one local police officer who was responding to a disturbance call at the detention
00:21:11.680center shot in the neck. Months after the non-fatal shooting, Melania Lynn Estes, Andrew
00:21:19.520Tyler Smith and Stephen Thomas Reyna become the latest alleged associates of the Antifa cell to
00:21:25.080be charged, each facing one count of hindering the prosecution of terrorism and one count of
00:21:31.000engaging in organized criminal activity, smuggling of persons. Estes, Smith and Reyna are accused
00:21:36.460of helping Benjamin Hanel Song, the cell's convicted ringleader, evade law enforcement
00:21:41.540after he shot Lieutenant Thomas Gross of the Alvarado Police Department on the night of the
00:21:46.180attack. Song, then a fugitive from justice, was the subject of a week-long FBI manhunt
00:21:52.000and made the Texas top 10 most wanted fugitives list. According to charging documents obtained
00:21:57.480by the examiner records request, the three allegedly collaborated with two other accomplices,
00:22:03.540Lynette Reed Sharp and Susan Elaine Kent, to harbor and conceal Song. Sharp and Kent both
00:22:09.880previously pleaded guilty to federal charges of providing material support to terrorists.
00:22:15.440Sharp, the first co-conspirator, to take a plea deal, admitted to aiding and abetting Song's escape by supplying him with a disguise,
00:22:23.720while Kent told investigators that she coordinated lodging and transportation arrangements to move the Antifa cells at-large leader between safe houses.
00:22:32.700State prosecutors alleged that Estes, Smith, and Raina worked alongside Sharp and Kent as part of a support network
00:22:39.320that activated in the aftermath of the attack to hide song and provide him with the means of
00:22:44.140avoiding arrest. A grand jury indicted the trio in March, but the indictment against Estes Smith
00:22:50.040and Reina was just recently unsealed, bringing the total number of individuals suspected of
00:22:55.480involvement in the terror plot to 22 alleged Antifa operatives across state and federal
00:23:01.360proceedings. 16 of the defendants have already been federally convicted, including nine found
00:23:07.040guilty earlier this year in the first ever federal Antifa terror trial in U.S. history.
00:23:14.240Jurors returned convictions in March related to terrorism, rioting, carrying an explosive and
00:23:19.060unlawful use of a firearm. Song was the only one convicted of the most serious charge of attempted
00:23:24.020murder. Seven others pleaded out ahead of trial, confessing in sworn statements that the anti-ICE
00:23:29.540attack was launched in line with an Antifa ideology, and five of them flipped to testify
00:23:35.220at trial against their comrades in exchange to reduce sentences.
00:23:39.900An Antifa collective called the DFW Support Committee, which established a legal defense
00:23:45.520fund for for the nearly two dozen suspects, issued a statement declaring that the three
00:23:50.960newly indicted defendants do not intend to cooperate with prosecution.
00:23:54.620To date, the committee has raised almost one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars
00:23:59.180from mostly anonymous contributors on behalf of the 22 criminally charged cell affiliates.
00:24:04.880Antifa International's funding arm, the International Anti-Fascist Defense Fund,
00:24:10.240sent the largest donation signing with love and solidarity from your friends.
00:24:16.960So I'm still wondering why these groups haven't been labeled international terrorists,
00:24:20.740only domestic, which is a meaningless declaration for the most part.
00:24:24.440Estes, Smith, and Rayna were booked into Johnson County Jail with bail set at a combined $1.25 million.
00:24:29.940All three have since been bonded out of state custody, court records show.
00:24:34.100And what makes you think these people are going to stick around, which is amazing?
00:24:39.800These are people who attempted to wage war against the U.S. government.
00:24:43.900Do you think they're going to recognize your legitimacy and authority?
00:24:47.180Do you think these people believe they will get a fair trial?
00:24:50.360No, I certainly think they would, but they won't.
00:24:53.100So why are they not considered flight risks?
00:24:56.080Or at the very least, who is willing to put up $125,000, depending on the state,
00:25:03.920might actually be the full amount. They say those convicted so far are scheduled for sentencing this
00:25:09.820Thursday in the federal terrorism case. They still have state charges pending in Texas for
00:25:14.320offenses ranging from organized crime to obstruction of justice. Dario Emanuel Sanchez,
00:25:18.840another state defendant, is slated to stand trial on June 22nd for allegedly tampering with
00:25:23.340evidence. Authorities say that Sanchez, a former teacher in the Dallas Independent School District,
00:25:27.960deleted texts from Signal and Discord showing the Antifa cells attack plans. Indeed, it is just
00:25:35.520ongoing. Here's one for you. Paul Krugman calls for the demagification of the U.S., similar to
00:25:43.400the denazification of post-World War II. The only issue is that Trump won the election.
00:25:50.580Most people are leaning in his cultural direction. I'm not saying people like him.
00:25:55.060I'm saying, culturally, what makes MAGA is typically more popular than what makes whatever
00:26:01.660Krugman is. Well, here's a response. This is from Beach Grit. Krugman's demegification is a call for
00:26:09.260America's second civil war. Wow. Given that Donald Trump's approval rating among Republicans is
00:26:16.160holding steady, Paul Krugman's call for demegification is nothing less than a call for
00:26:20.300Civil War. Worse, his argument rests on the pernicious myth that Allied re-education
00:26:25.520transformed the Nazi dictatorship into a constitutional democracy.
00:26:30.260That claim does not hold up to analysis. After the unconditional surrender of Germany in 1945,
00:26:35.360Allied leaders had something extremely rare in international politics, a monopoly on military
00:26:39.840and political power. For the first time since Napoleon, German soil was occupied by foreign
00:26:44.540armies. While the citizens of the Third Reich were resigned to having their cities bombed,
00:26:48.980POWs executed and territory plundered, the allied reform and reeducation policies were another
00:26:55.040matter. Although this was unlike anything Europeans had ever seen, it was familiar to
00:26:59.840Americans south of the Mason-Dixon line, who had undergone a similarly resented effort after the
00:27:04.280Civil War, indeed, Reconstruction, which resulted in a contentious election where nobody knew who
00:27:09.720won. There were conflicted ballots and the president was chosen by committee. I will pull
00:27:16.220this one up for you. This one's, uh, this one's absolutely fascinating. I believe it was, uh,
00:27:24.640let's see what it might've been seven. It was at 72 or is it 76? One of these ones. Uh, let's see
00:27:32.360Democrat, uh, Grant was unanimously nominated. Let me, uh, let me, let me just pull this one
00:27:39.100in. I didn't have it pulled up, but, uh, I believe it was, uh, a fifth and sixth consecutive
00:27:45.340get a victory. Let me make sure I get this right. Because one of these elections was decided by
00:27:50.580committee. I think it was 1876. I always mix up these two. You see, you got invalidated,
00:28:02.340invalidated. I think it was two, right? Because, oh, no, no, no. Yeah, it was 1876. Is that really
00:28:07.480it? What ends up happening is they're on the verge of civil war again. They say electoral
00:28:13.020Commission decided 1876. I was right the first time. So it was 1876. So they have this election
00:28:20.540and it's contested who actually wins. So they come in and they basically have a committee.
00:28:28.900Let me see if we can pull this one up if they have it here on the Wikipedia page. It's been a while
00:28:32.580since we pulled this one up. They had a committee to decide who the president would be to avoid a
00:28:38.860Civil War, Electoral Disputes, and the Compromise of 1877. Basically, this is what ended
00:28:45.260Reconstruction. They're basically like, you know what? Civil War is going to be back on and
00:28:50.660everyone's going to be fighting. So they said, okay, okay, fine. And they allowed the president
00:28:55.680to be chosen by committee. It's pretty amazing when you read that history. I recommend you check
00:29:00.520it out. Now, anyway, I'm not going to just sit here and read a history of World War II and
00:29:04.780denotification. The point I'm bringing up with this story in particular is that you actually
00:29:09.440have liberals calling for demagification, and they've been doing it for some time,
00:29:13.880advocating that Trump supporters be put in camps to be reeducated. It won't work.
00:29:19.820It never does. You can take their children away, but you are not going to change people.
00:29:26.260It's just not going to happen. Some may lie desperate for freedom, but I don't think the
00:29:31.360strongest of adherents would be willing to do so. And this is why you have so many stories of
00:29:36.220Christians dying rather than giving up their faith. To go to a person and say, relinquish
00:29:42.940everything that defines who you are and makes you what you are, or die. Human beings are stubborn.
00:29:50.460Certainly, there are some people who are schemers, and they'll just say whatever they have to to get
00:29:54.660by. Some people are a bit more cowardly and will just say literally anything and don't have strong
00:29:58.880beliefs to begin with. And I always wondered about this when I was younger. I hear these stories
00:30:02.820where, you know, you'd have like in the crusades, like a Muslim captures a Christian and says,
00:30:07.300renounce your God or die. And they'd be like, never. And then they kill him. And it's like,
00:30:10.980just lie. But it's more than that. It's more than that. It's refusing to give in. It's staring into
00:30:17.720the face of those who stand against you and telling them you will not win, even if it means
00:30:22.160sacrificing your life. It's interesting. But I tell you this, not because I'm going to tell you
00:30:26.660what is right and what is wrong. Certainly living and succeeding in your endeavors might be more
00:30:29.760valuable. It's just that this idea that you're going to take a Trump supporter and put them in
00:30:34.160a camp and they would just give up is silly. It's just silly. You can tape their eyes open. You can
00:30:39.900use metal prongs and force them to watch videos and they're not going to give in. But there are
00:30:46.380other techniques. Famously, the Chinese, they would say to prisoners of war, would you like to
00:30:52.800eat? The prisoner of war would say, yes, please. They say, OK, I will give you this food, but you
00:30:57.500have to tell me one bad thing about your country. And the people would be like, one bad thing,
00:31:02.500literally anything. And often these people would be like, I refuse. And they'd say, oh, come on,
00:31:07.180you have traffic problems, right? Well, yeah, we have traffic. I mean, who doesn't? So that's a
00:31:12.620bad thing, isn't it? Yeah, I guess traffic is bad. Here's your food. It's no big deal, right?
00:31:18.220The prisoner of war is just like, everybody thinks traffic is bad. That's all I had to say.
00:31:22.800The next day they come back and say, if you want your food, you're going to tell me something bad
00:31:25.620about your country. And they'll go, the streets are dirty. And they'll be like, OK, here's your
00:31:31.640food. You do this for several months. Eventually, the person is now talking about politics. They're
00:31:38.180talking about the parties, talking about wealth, because it's just one step at a time. Eventually,
00:31:42.800they say, write it down. Write down something bad about your country. And famously, you would end
00:31:48.560up with people writing six pages of all of the complaints they had about the United States
00:31:52.400government or whatever country they came from. That's re-education. And that's what they want.
00:32:00.120This is psychotic. But I can't say that I'm surprised to see the political class calling0.89
00:32:05.740for the concentration camps of Trump supporters and re-education and the violent Antifa class,
00:32:12.120the terror class, actually threatened to murder civilians trying to escape for their lives.
00:32:16.440it's crazy out there but hey hey what i can say is the fbi stopped it how about that you know
00:32:23.500we've got some of these images from the court papers of their targets and things like that
00:32:27.320so it's interesting i suppose we'll be getting more information on this as it comes but i'll
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