In this episode of EDGED, the boys discuss conspiracy theories and true stories, including a true story about a far-right extremist group, a fake country that doesn t exist, and a man who's on the run from the Canadian police.
01:06:50.540But it's like the Mengele of futurism and not just mangling the human, like a person for torture, but to complete depopulation, I would say, but then making the elites into superhumans.
01:07:07.260So for this first video, he's talking about the future of humanity and how we're not necessarily going to be people once we get to space for those of us that do get the privilege to go to the next level of civilization.
01:07:20.640Now, I used to listen to people like Michio Kaku or whatever that Japanese guy, people you'd see on Rogan or hear about in that sphere of futurism and all that stuff.
01:07:35.120Like, yeah, I'm not totally opposed to us advancing to like a next level of civilization where we could conquer the galaxy and whatnot.
01:07:43.960But what I'm realizing now is that that comes at a price where we're not going to have our humanity anymore or freedom if we let the wrong people get in charge of this kind of technological progression.
01:08:06.380We are probably one of the last generations of Homo sapiens.
01:08:08.900In a century or two, we will either destroy ourselves or far more likely is that we will use technology to upgrade ourselves into something different.
01:08:15.980We are facing changing the most basic rules of the game of life.
01:08:20.100For four billion years of evolution, life evolved by natural selection and life was confined to the organic realm.
01:08:26.340Doesn't matter if you're an amoeba or dinosaur or a Homo sapien, you're made of organic compounds.
01:08:30.560Life will evolve by intelligent design and it will break out of the organic realm into the inorganic with the creation of the first inorganic life forms.
01:08:37.800There will still be beings, entities on planet Earth, but they will be probably much more different from us than we are different from Neanderthals or from chimpanzees.
01:10:46.700So, this here is him talking about the useless class.
01:10:50.600So, these are the people who are not going to make it into that next level, as you can see.
01:10:55.100And, also, he realizes that if we have that kind of technology, you know, all these food shortages, these energy shortages, all this talk about our planet not being sustainable.
01:11:07.460How is that even possible if you have such good technology that you have a complete useless class?
01:11:14.160That doesn't even make any sense to me.
01:11:39.460And, you know, it's kind of – see, the thing of – the problem with people like this, the reason why they're so evil is that, for the most part, they're right.
01:11:51.020Their solution at the end of it all is what's wrong, right?
01:38:59.700So that's one of the big things they teach them.
01:39:02.120They don't want you debating outside of their realm.
01:39:04.920So they get, they want to be able to control the terms of the debate of what is acceptable to be said in the debate.
01:39:13.320What are the, the controlled opposition sides, right?
01:39:16.720So you, for example, even if it's something about like lockdowns or lockdown, lockdowns are bad or they're good, you know, you never look into like, well, who is perpetrating these lockdowns?
01:39:30.220What is the, the function of the bureaucracy that went behind it?
01:40:21.240A controlled opposition, a false dichotomy that they want you to play into in order to avoid actual meaningful debate conversation, right?
01:40:30.380And this one was specifically interesting to me is when not to engage, right?
01:40:35.740So, walk away whenever you encounter anyone more experienced or well-versed, and never engage if you can't control the terms or agenda.
01:40:44.260So, that's when they, like, they waltz into, like, the comment section of a video that is, you know, just completely filled with people who are based in Red Pilt.
01:40:57.180You know, they're not going to drop in there because they're just going to get owned, right?
01:41:02.180People are going to be like, get the fuck out of here, Hasbro shill.
01:41:05.580I've literally seen that so many times.
01:41:07.460So, they're just going to get owned, they're going to make themselves look bad.
01:41:11.280And also, they mentioned how when you engage on a topic, you give it a sense of legitimacy.
01:41:17.520And that is kind of true, but I think the thought of sunlight is the best disinfectant, that is a more honest truth.
01:41:28.740Where, you know, if you bring something up to the surface and you have a good-faith debate about it, yeah, it kind of does give it some legitimacy.
01:41:39.360But it's not necessarily the legitimacy that people think it's real, right?
01:42:41.500And another interesting thing that they mention in this article, I don't have it highlighted, but, is that one of the things they do is, on a more mainstream article, they would probably get the, they would try to get the first comment to get it some traction in order to discredit the author if they didn't like what the author was saying.
01:42:59.880Because they know that if they come in later, once, you know, a consensus has been reached, their comment will just get buried.
01:43:09.040So, if they come in first and they all like their friend's comment, or they all make a comment and like each other's comments as a group, then they could hopefully sway the opinion early on, right?
01:43:21.600Could you imagine if we had something like this for, like, Canada, though?
01:43:33.820Because you've got to fight fire with fire, you can't bring a knife to a gunfight, right?
01:43:38.100And obviously, they want to confuse and baffle, and they do a thing called flooding, where they flood the conversation to overload it with, you know, whatever, irrelevancies, fill the room with so much smoke that no one could see anything, as they say.
01:44:27.220So, in the early stages of the PPC being formed and campaigning and gaining their steam, in order to shut them down, what they did, and I don't want to say any names because I might mess it up, but there was a prominent journalist who hired a firm of people to go out and basically make it look like the PPC was racist.
01:45:46.280I didn't know that they were doing that.
01:45:47.960I thought it was kind of like a thing where they were just saying mean things about people.
01:45:51.700And then, you know, they got tired, like, Bernie and them got tired of it.
01:45:55.720But if they're actually going in and false flagging, like, these fucking sick Hasbro trolls, then that's the next level.
01:46:03.620And, you know, I've been hearing that some of the results of the lawsuit are, like, the judge saying, well, these people were saying racist things or things that could be considered racist.
01:46:15.860So it's a matter of opinion in the end, you know.
01:46:18.660But if there were these people who were actually going, you know, secretly doing these things, like these Hasbro trolls, I think that they have more of a grounds for this lawsuit, right?
01:46:37.540But either way, these Hasbro trolls, they go in and they, like, write crazy, hateful things about Jews, right, in order to other flag it down and de-platform the person whose video or post that they make these comments on.
01:46:56.680Or to entice or encourage other people to do that so they could probably flag them.
01:47:02.400Or they could just say, hey, look at how hateful these people are and they'll turn off normal people from it, right?
01:47:08.060And this is the same kind of thing that they do with right-wing movements.
01:47:13.000And specifically, I feel like people like the Buffalo Shooter, they could possibly be a victim of that kind of mentality that is put into that arena by people like Hasbro trolls and by the feds themselves.
01:47:28.840Like, last week on my show, I talked about this one federal informant named Joshua Caleb Sutter.
01:47:36.000So this guy, in the early 2000s, he got arrested, he was part of a group, some kind of, like, neo-Nazi skinhead type group.
01:47:46.320He sold or tried to sell a gun or buy a gun from a federal agent, gets arrested, goes to jail.
01:47:55.100And then when he comes back, he becomes a prolific snitch infiltrating all these extremist movements.
01:48:01.300So he went into the Aryan Nations, got a bunch of people busted.
01:48:04.480He then became a communist and joined a democratic republic of the North Korea or whatever it is.
01:48:14.740And he joined, like, a U.S. version with him and his wife, who was also a fed, with him.
01:48:21.520And then they got all the people involved in that in trouble.
01:48:25.220He goes and moves on to, like, another white supremacist, neo-Nazi kind of outfit, convinces their mentally ill, like, redneck leader to start expressing public support for Osama Bin Laden and, like, terrorism abroad and all this crazy shit.
01:48:46.680And then a whole fed biker movement that is openly, like, not just, like, Hells Angels with, like, a club and maybe some of the chapters do some, you know, what do you call it, organized crime.
01:49:00.960This is, like, an openly illegal, like, almost terroristic organization in and of itself that he's now running.
01:49:10.480And they're framing petty criminals as terrorists involved in this greater picture because this guy was speaking into this mentally ill neo-Nazi leader's ear.
01:49:21.040And then, in recent years, this guy, who's probably now, like, 40 years old or so, him and his wife, they're writing all this literature about Satanism and, you know, occult Satanism and trying to get people into, like, neo-Nazi ritualistic murders and, like, abuse of children and stuff to prove that they're psychopathic and they're willing to do whatever.
01:49:46.360And then this kind of thought and these people infiltrated Atomwaffen, which is, like, a recognizable one of these new neo-Nazi accelerationist groups.
01:50:01.000So what is this guy who's a federal informant who's getting paid by the FBI to do all these things?
01:50:06.520He's injecting, like, child rape, essentially, and all these disgusting things and torture with books that he makes as, like, must-read literature for these people.
01:50:20.120So he's introducing to that, getting people from Atomwaffen busted, and that is the kind of thing that they're throwing in.
01:50:29.160And he's, like, he was, like, one of the leaders of the Order of Nine Angles.
01:50:33.400There's literally some psychopath in Montreal here in Canada who, like, beheaded an imam, and he was, like, pledging allegiance to the Order of Nine Angles, which is basically run by this fed couple who write the literature for it.
01:50:49.740Now, this kind of sick shit goes on, and there's many such examples.
01:50:59.160Not as many of them are that heinous, you know?
01:51:02.060You have stuff like Grant Bristow and his involvement with the Heritage Front, which is a completely Canadian thing.
01:51:20.460It is basically a honeypot because of people like that guy, right?
01:51:24.820And because, you know, it's just rife with psychopaths.
01:51:28.400So I can understand that you want to monitor them, but trying to feed into it, that's unforgivable.
01:51:35.760That's unconscionable, and it's like a case of they're making it happen on purpose in order to clamp down on it later, and in order to entice people who might not have actually done that, you know?
01:51:49.920Like, for example, with the Governor Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan.
01:51:55.780There was the kidnapping plot, and that kidnapping plot, it was mostly done by the leading undercover investigator who was trying to convince these people who did not want to do it.
01:52:09.240And then they ended up getting acquitted recently, but before that, the lead investigator is getting arrested.
01:52:17.980The lead investigator, FBI investigator, undercover, he just beat the shit out of his wife, and he's drunk driving around town, freaking out.
01:53:22.520We know the feds are all over Discord.
01:53:24.420We know anti-hate is infiltrating Discord, pretending to be a part of Tyler's Discord, so they could, like Tyler Russell came in the first, so they can take a few screenshots to make people seem bad out of context for saying jokes or whatever else, you know?
01:53:54.420And, you know, the groomers, there's the teacher groomers who are like the kindergarten teacher lesbian with the weird hair, and she wants to make herself feel better about her life decisions, so she wants to teach it to all the kids, you know?
01:54:14.560And it's going to harm those kids probably because it's kind of unnatural to be teaching these kind of unnatural selection-type things to them.
01:54:22.320Now, yeah, I don't think that that person is necessarily evil.
01:54:27.360I think it's wrong what they're doing, and they need to be stopped.
01:54:31.200But this is, like, an extra level of malevolence.
01:54:34.780There was an old meme about this where it was like, you know, gays don't reproduce.
01:54:51.140And in many cases, when you see these libs of TikTok videos, it seems like they have some kind of ego, ego that they're trying to validate by making sure that it's all right to teach these kids their lifestyle, right?
01:55:29.780They believe that that is what is right, and they are stuck on proving it because the thing is is that nobody else sees it, but that's how they feel.
01:55:39.640And they think that they're feeling is paramount because what are they?
01:57:02.040The thing is, is that, you know, it's it's that that thing where we're.
01:57:07.600You gotta, it's, it's hard to, it's, it's hard to, to verbalize this when you, when you have like a failure of your ego and you, and you get shocked and you start to realize what, what, what is right and what is wrong.
01:57:31.600And you start to work towards, you know, bettering yourself and you, things start to fall into place.
01:57:39.300And you, when you become a better person, you can drop those things.
01:57:42.540Like you said, you used to be on SSRIs, right?
01:57:45.380And now you're not, you worked away from that.
01:57:50.060Self-improvement and doing what is tough, but you, what you know is right.
01:57:54.920And then you put yourself at a place of strength and then you can make proper decisions from that place of strength and not from a place of deprivation.
01:58:11.120And, and what do you do to build your character?
01:58:13.160You get up early, you go to work, you fucking, you, you mow the lawn, you help your parents, you help your friends, you build a community.
01:58:20.020You do all these things that are important and, and they're the things that will actually end up making us get through what's about to come.
01:58:41.600We have to, we have to build resilience against it, just like how you had to build resilience against the dystopia that was setting in on you.
01:58:51.260So, so I just want to read some of the entropy chat.
01:58:54.040Al Stern is saying, go to your family reunion and punch him in the face, Edgy.
01:58:58.100He's talking about Warren Kinsella, my alleged second cousin.
01:59:01.280And, yeah, I got another super chat on entropy.
01:59:08.880Satoshi Ape and the real Donald T says, all of humanity will one day die, and I'm not just talking about old age.
01:59:15.740I'm talking about the inevitable supernova of our sun.
01:59:19.820So, I don't know if you're dooming out about how the sun is actually going to explode within our lifetimes or not, or if you're just saying that we all live and we all die, because that is a real statement.
01:59:32.460I don't know about the sun blowing up.
01:59:34.720I think if we're going to die in our lifetimes, it's probably going to be some kind of nuclear explosion from World War III or IV.
02:01:16.080And this came up specifically because I watched a debate between Richard Spencer and Styx Hexenhammer 666 recently.
02:01:25.620And the debate itself wasn't that good.
02:01:28.480But the topic was, is online anonymity a good thing?
02:01:34.100And that brought up questions in my head.
02:01:36.440Now, in this debate, it was mostly, like, Styx defending 4chan and smearing Spencer and being kind of a dick.
02:01:43.520So it didn't really go, like, it seemed very personal.
02:01:47.320But I think one of the things that Richard Spencer was arguing for was that, you know, this 4chan kind of mentality and, you know, people speaking anonymously on these platforms like Poll on 4chan.
02:02:02.800And some people were probably encouraging, like, the Dylann Roof, the Anders Breivik, that other, all these psycho shooters that, you know, anybody within the legit right-wing movement that is showing their face, like, 99.9% of them disavow that.
02:02:24.040They want nothing to do with that kind of thing.
02:02:25.760But you have these anonymous people who are prodding it along.
02:02:29.220Like, like I said before, they could be Hasbro trolls.
02:02:43.160And there are things that I thought about that where it's just like, yeah, sometimes it could be better if you aren't anonymous and you're – the things you would say would mean more.
02:02:54.920You would think twice about some things that you're saying in order to, you know, have a greater – as Klo Schraub would say, be a stakeholder within the community.
02:03:06.480You know, he's talking about stakeholders instead of shareholders.
02:03:12.780Now, they use the word, like, anti-hate and all these different groups.
02:03:18.560They use different – they use this word accountable against us when really they just have, like, license to smear whoever they want that are on the right wing because they have the political power.
02:04:18.740They're ultimately radicalizing these students to work with each other and, you know, maybe some of them will actually become, you know, some kind of terrorist.
02:04:30.700You know, I don't think being part of Students for Justice of Palestine or being part of the Boycott, Divest, and Sanction groups, I don't think that that warrants you being on a site where, like, thousands of Hasbro trolls go and spam this to every employer within these people's –
02:04:48.180But what does this site right here tell you?
02:04:52.620Make sure you always, like, have, like, a really good look in your picture, like, wink.
02:04:58.900You know, that way, like – you see that guy up in the top?
02:05:16.460Now, think if we had a group of young gentlemen, let's call them an army of plaid donning men, and they were for Canada primarily, primarily Canadian folks who were for Canada, let's say, first.
02:05:37.360And let's say instead of going after people and trolling them and harassing them, like, in an emotional sense like this group is, and, you know, getting under their skin in that way, let's say instead of doing that, these folks were, like, building folks up and addressing their character and saying, you know, bud, you would do a lot better in life if you did a little PT in the morning.
02:06:04.840Or, you know, bud, I think you need to eat better, you know?
02:06:12.840Well, these people, you know what I mean?
02:06:14.440The more that they do this kind of Hasbro troll farm, you know, manipulating other people bullshit, that's more time that they're not spending on themselves.
02:06:25.920So they could potentially eat themselves up by, you know, not taking those kind of steps to improve themselves and always tear down other people.
02:06:43.720Just to get to some of the biggest points.
02:06:45.740Now, obviously, I am overall pro-anonymity.
02:06:49.460We need this because we do not have the power on our side right now.
02:06:53.460They are going to destroy us if everybody, you know, people can't come out necessarily if they have a lot at stake.
02:07:03.520If they're going to lose all their wealth in a moment and not be able to convert that into activism right away.
02:07:10.140And even activists who are getting paid to do what they're doing on the dissident right, there's only so much of them that people can give money to, right, at the same time.
02:07:37.440That's a perfect thing for online anonymity.
02:07:39.140Now, that goes into terrible things like child trafficking and stuff, right?
02:07:44.740Because it's one of the only untraceable cryptos.
02:07:47.960So that is a terrible effect of anonymity.
02:07:51.980So there are cons that you can't just throw under the bus.
02:07:56.340Like you have to have an honest conversation about everything to figure out where you personally stand and, you know, what your limitations are.
02:08:07.480Like you can post politically and correct things online without immediate or likely repercussions.
02:08:12.480You could speak truth to power, including leaking and whistleblowing, right?
02:08:17.720So imagine if Julian Assange could have released those things.
02:08:21.900They could have been verified, but he doesn't have to spend the rest of his life getting fucking raped up the ass in Russian jail or whatever the fuck is happening to him now.
02:08:32.600I don't know where he is, but he was isolated.
02:08:35.940Suppressed ideas can spread more easily, right?
02:08:40.400So, you know, you can't spread ideas if everyone's afraid to say them.
02:08:45.700But, you know, at least on places like 4chan or poll or on YouTube comments, YouTube comments especially, those kind of things red-pilled me early on.
02:08:55.080And I would always read the comments and see what kind of the consensus was over there.
02:09:01.140For now, you could browse politically incorrect material online with relatives safely.
02:09:05.900You're never truly safe, but at least for now, it's not going to get exposed to everybody like some episode of Black Mirror.
02:09:16.320Sorry, I'm just hiding some spam on the channel.
02:09:19.180Yeah, and like you said, we could organize troll campaigns against our enemies.
02:09:24.740So we could do kind of what the Hasbro trolls are doing, but for good.
02:09:28.100You know, you could launch these kind of guerrilla political activism initiatives.
02:09:37.600And, like, they are kind of manipulative and unethical.
02:09:40.240But if you're doing what is right and you're being suppressed of your free speech, like, these Hasbro trolls, they're not being suppressed of their free speech.
02:09:49.800They're just being manipulative because they have no other option because what they're doing is so deplorable, like, in the first place.
02:09:56.780But I can understand that you would want to organize troll campaigns in order to push the truth out there that is being suppressed.
02:10:06.000So that is something that anonymity could help you with.
02:10:09.180And there's also little legal recourse as of yet for these kind of troll campaigns or these things that you're doing online.
02:10:17.380As long as they're not going above and beyond, like, what is illegal.
02:10:21.940However, you know, they are trying to introduce laws where you need an online ID in order to log online, right?
02:10:31.600In order to make posts, in order to have social media accounts.
02:10:35.060And I think that's the new World Economic Forum cyber polygon exercise that they had where they're trying to say that there's going to be some kind of cyber attack.
02:10:44.440They're probably going to blame Russia, right?
02:11:18.300Now, there's cons to all this anonymity, of course.
02:11:25.080Like, the troll farms with Hasbro, as we mentioned, they revel in anonymity, of course.
02:11:32.100So they can get away what they're doing and pretending to be who they're not through these troll campaigns that are anonymous.
02:11:40.100And there's little to no recourse against some of these people.
02:11:44.760I know Rage is trying to figure out who Tony Weiss or whatever his name is, the one contributor to anti-hate who's just constantly slandering him.
02:11:53.580And you could even think back into the Federalist times when you have people like Alexander Hamilton or I don't know if it was him exactly, but all these different people, like, amongst the Founding Fathers who would just go and slander people in the papers.
02:12:07.620But at least you know who is probably coming from someone who is their enemy when they're being slandered like that through, like, these anonymous papers that they're sending out.
02:12:17.600I wonder if now that anti-hate is on the dole from the Heritage Ministry, like, now that they're being given that grant, if he's now considered, like, a public servant, if he would have his name listed for that.
02:17:57.880Like, there are some really good channels, but there's just a bunch of schizo-nonsense there.
02:18:02.440So, Intel agencies and bad faith actors can flood online spaces with distracting, divisive content that tears apart otherwise effective resistance movements.
02:18:12.360So, they censor political dissidents off of mainstream platforms, and then they flood the alternative platforms with nonsense that is also divisive.
02:18:22.540So, you know, you have BitChute, QAnon grifters who are just clickbaiting the next, you know, there's nanobots and the strands and the vaccine and the, like, whatever the next schizo-conspiracy theory that they could come up with.
02:18:41.520And I think that some of these conspiracy theories, they have, like, a little bit of a base in reality, right?
02:18:49.540Because, if you say, like, they're putting something in the jab, right?
02:18:54.880Well, probably in the future they will be, and they're probably trying to condition us now.
02:18:59.520And they're trying to condition us to some sort of, you know, biotechnological convergence.
02:19:07.940And this is part of the agenda, but they're taking it too far.
02:19:11.020And, you know, they're creating a bunch of schizos, they're making everyone look stupid, and they're making BitChute just a mess to go through.
02:19:20.780So, if I try to send a sensible person to BitChute, within a couple minutes, or, you know, within a couple clicks, they're going to find something that's obviously false.
02:19:33.260So, they're just flooding the zone once again with incomprehensible content.
02:19:38.760And they're trying to divide people, too, right?
02:19:41.840Because once you get onto these alternative platforms, like maybe even Gab, they're probably flooding Gab and trying to create purity spirals in between different types of right-wing people to make them, you know, just fight with each other.
02:19:54.320I think it was your buddy, Tyler Russell, there, who said the average IQ on Gab is like 80 or something like that.
02:20:09.000I could imagine that in the sense that you have a lot of, like, schizo-boomer-type posting.
02:20:16.080Well, yeah, but you've got to remember, though, that when we go there and we see it, that's what we see, right?
02:20:23.700But, like, if I send somebody to BitChute, all they see is a bunch of garbage that they're not going to even click.
02:20:31.080They don't really process it the same way we do because we've been looking at it a whole lot longer, right?
02:20:37.760We have filters where we could see, okay, this is nonsense, this is, like, a QAnon grifter, this is a schizo, this is a channel that has a mix of both, you know?
02:20:49.320And this is a hardcore-based channel that even BitChute is probably trying to stuff down because, you know, they're getting—
02:20:56.760Most people that go to BitChute, they're going to BitChute for a reason, you know?
02:21:01.680Like, they don't go there to, like, go browse, you know?
02:21:09.060And here's another good point about against online anonymity.
02:21:13.220And I actually had a good conversation with a politician about this where I was against, you know, like, he was saying that people shouldn't be allowed to post on Twitter or wherever else unless they're using the real name.
02:21:31.560Because you just get a bunch of people trolling you and being shitheads, you know, saying things they would never say to your face.
02:21:37.740And it was very a thing like, you should be able to say that to my face and look me in the eye.
02:21:42.160And I'm like, I agree with that in some respect.
02:21:44.700But what he didn't realize is that that is going to be the method of our destruction.
02:21:49.980You know, you're never going to get a job again if you try to tell the truth or you're never going to get a job within the system like a lawyer where you could affect something that could help, right?
02:22:02.720Obviously, you could get a job and you could help in with the alternative society, which is good.
02:22:13.660And then I kind of made him see my point that, like, well, look, you're talking about, like, censorship and all that and how they're targeting patriots.
02:22:22.480Well, anybody who speaks up who has a job is going to get fired if you do that.
02:22:28.320Now, there is an interesting thought experiment where you have to think, what would happen politically if all people's political posts or internet history were made public all in one moment?
02:22:42.800Would the unveiled resistance there, would that be enough to empower all the dissidents against the backlash they would receive?
02:22:51.500So, basically, that means if everyone's posts were made public in their browsing history, like their comments.
02:23:12.300The porn thing, it would come out first, of course.
02:23:15.500Now, just the porn search history aside, because that would be the main thing that they would sensationalize.
02:23:23.560I mean, you would find out what's on Tom Hanks' search history, and then you'd probably find out everything about all the sickos of the world.
02:23:35.820When I was just getting out of broadcasting, the Ashley Madison dump just happened, and there was a guy in our area, like one of the broadcasters was on there, and what ended up happening was they covered for him.
02:23:53.220They said, oh, no, no, no, no, that's not him, basically.
02:23:57.380They just basically said, no, that's another guy, and, like, it was him.
02:24:42.360Yeah, why would you sacrifice your marriage with that kind of operational security for a site filled with fucking probably Hasbro trolls trying to find out if you're anti-Semitic or not, right?
02:25:10.460And Colin Flaherty was one of the first people deplatformed off of YouTube because all his videos were just showing what the fellas were up to, which means, you know, youths playing fun games like the Knockout game.
02:25:23.960And he was just cataloging every single one, and he was not happy with it.
02:25:32.300So I could see why he got banned from platforms that are so cuffed like YouTube.
02:25:40.960So, yeah, it's a great place for great use of Bitshoot.
02:25:44.200So I just want to, I'm going to finish this up here, and then we'll get out of your guys' hair.
02:25:51.440So I just want to read over some of my overall thoughts that I've written about this online anonymity situation.
02:25:58.000So, overall, it's extremely important, and the benefits outweigh the negatives, especially in our current political climate.
02:26:05.480Like, there are definitely downsides to online anonymity, and, you know, our enemies can use it against us just as we could use it for ourselves, right?
02:26:18.820But I think since we have the truth on our side, and they're always having to use manipulation tactics to begin with, that, you know, these, the benefits are more for us, really.
02:26:32.520Like, they're desperately trying to use anonymity, and we're more so using it gleefully with, like, Pepes and trolling them to oblivion, and they don't know what to do about it.
02:26:42.620So they're desperately doing it in tandem with us, but that's one thing.
02:26:48.980We need to spread the message while we still can before the social credit score systems come into place.
02:26:56.360And the social credit score systems will be encapsulating online activity and will eliminate the use of online anonymity to post things that are politically incorrect or speak truth to power.
02:27:07.680So if these social credit score systems come in where you need to use an ID to go online, then everything's going to be attached to your name.
02:27:16.320It's going to make it infinitely harder if we haven't changed the political landscape by that time in order to make things acceptable.
02:27:23.940And if you have social credit score systems in place, like, that's already a sign that we're not in a good place.
02:27:33.140But another point about that is the extent of the social credit score system can likely only go as far as others being manipulated into accepting it within this pretend democracy.
02:27:45.720So, you know, if they're going to try to put that, your online activity into your social credit score, they have to get people to agree with it, at least with some kind of false flag or some emergency, or they got to make it seem like people want it through this pretend democracy, right?
02:28:03.140So just like with these forced vaccination that now Jagmeet all of a sudden wants to put on us, even though, doesn't he know COVID is over, you fucking idiot?
02:28:14.120But anyways, he seems to think that all Canadians want mandatory vaccines now after, you know, all the waves are done pretty much.
02:28:29.080But if it were true, then just imagine what they could get away with on the social credit score system, because it's probably going to happen.
02:28:36.740And even then, we've still got to push back against it in every way possible and, you know, make enough people around our area or the world speak up against it.
02:28:50.760Like, for example, with the Freedom Convoy, I think that actually did do something to end COVID quicker and end it with a greater totality.
02:29:00.200You know, we are still prisoners inside our own country here.
02:29:41.820Well, I think the best takeaway would be that dissidents, political dissidents like me and you and everyone who's watching, you could choose to be anonymous or present yourself as you are.
02:30:00.980If you want to engage in activism, right?
02:30:03.540So you have a choice to be anonymous and keep your operational security good so that they can't find out who you are.
02:30:12.300Or you could, you know, put your name in front of it, put your face in front of it.
02:30:16.680And these are two choices that both have their pros and their cons.
02:30:21.900So identifying what these pros and cons will be and how they apply to your life is a crucial matter.
02:30:28.860And getting that in order, you know, you kind of don't want to be half in where you're making these kind of posts online and it's easy to find out who you are.
02:30:36.360And you have a job where you don't want to get fired from.
02:30:39.720It's crucial to how you are living and they could take it away within a second.
02:30:45.440You don't want to be in that situation.
02:30:50.820You want to plant yourself in one of these two camps if you want to get involved with this online activism and then do your best from that point.
02:31:00.340Because you could do a lot anonymously and you could do a lot showing your face and presenting yourself as who you are.
02:31:08.240You know, you just kind of got to make the right decisions, use some tact, kind of plan things strategically in a way that is going to work for you and for the people around you.
02:31:18.020Because like being a person who's part of, you know, we're all individualists, but we're part of a freedom collective at this point, kind of like a resistance where we and we're resistance amongst an impending collapse where people are going to be fucked up in a short amount of time, probably.
02:31:38.900So, getting on top of that and knowing how you're going to speak out, getting involved in these communities that are going to benefit you and, you know, help you grow as a person in these alternative, positive, productive societies.
02:31:59.540Knowing how you're going to traverse through that because they're going to want to dox everybody at the compound, right?
02:32:04.360Well, so, the way I see it, yeah, man, that's a lot there.
02:34:19.120Have civil discussion and figure out what you believe is true, what you can stand behind, what you can spout off without having to, you know, take breaks and stuff.
02:35:32.840Thanks to people in the chat as we go.
02:35:34.760And it was great to have you all here.
02:35:37.920I think this was a very good, productive conversation.
02:35:40.500You talked about free speech absolutism there at the end, too.
02:35:44.260I think that would be a great topic for another episode because I've had my mind blown.
02:35:49.180I used to be a free speech absolutist guy.
02:35:52.180But now I've learned more and heard more opinions on that, and I understand how, like, the elites use free speech to lie about things all the time, and it's extremely consequential.
02:36:04.400So free speech as a premise doesn't really mean anything if you don't have the power.
02:36:10.660So the Marxist dynamics of power come back into play.
02:36:15.000And it's not like Marxism is everything, but there is a little bit of truth to everything or most things.
02:36:21.460And you've got to factor these things in in a smart way and kind of, like you said, use platforms like FreeCanada.Win to develop your thoughts anonymously if you have to and really come to conclusions that are well thought out and not just based in a single echo chamber.
02:36:45.760Get into real-life communities where you're talking to people face-to-face and you're not just being a smug asshole, you know, arguing with people in bad faith online.