00:01:17.420It's extremely dangerous to our democracy.
00:01:24.900Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to Off Limits News.
00:01:27.280I'm Harrison Smith. We are one week away from the big conference in Dallas, Texas, the Christ
00:01:33.400is King America After Trump conference. And what amazing timing that turned out to be.
00:01:40.440You can still get tickets, by the way, go to newchristianright.com forward slash conference,
00:01:44.280use promo code Harrison, all caps, and you can get, I think, 20% off, but you're running out
00:01:49.300of time. So I hope to see you there. But this is sort of turned out to be the perfect timing for us
00:01:55.580After the abysmal failure of the Republican Party in the midterm elections on Tuesday, everybody is wondering what comes after Trump. It feels like the death knell of MAGA has finally sounded and just so happens that we're holding a conference to talk about what comes next.
00:02:15.860and I'll be giving a speech there on Saturday morning. But I wanted to, instead of looking
00:02:21.160forward, as we'll be doing at the conference, what if I took this opportunity for this episode
00:02:26.180of Off Limits News to look back, to look back over 10 long years of lies, deception, media
00:02:35.120narratives, attacks on Western culture, because it has been 10 years since Donald Trump came down
00:02:42.400the elevator 10 years since he got elected as president. Unfortunately, we're not much better
00:02:48.700off now than we were back then. In fact, we're sort of worse off on a lot of the main topics. We are
00:02:55.440not only still suffering from the ongoing effects of Middle East wars, we're in a brand new one.0.77
00:03:00.920Not only did we not expel all of the immigrants and build a wall, we actually have tens of millions
00:03:07.080more immigrants now than we did 10 years ago. And this all goes to the sense of betrayal that0.99
00:03:14.640the Trump administration has left a lot of us with. For about eight years, we were willing
00:03:21.160to go along with Trump, believing that if we just got him the Senate and the Congress,
00:03:26.560if he just had a mandate to lead, then he could actually do all of the stuff that he tried to do
00:03:32.380during the first term. They got reversed during Biden's term. All of the stuff that it was always
00:03:37.760kind of assumed he was trying to do, but not able to because of the entrenched deep state,
00:03:43.520the structure. But by 2024, we'd sort of shattered all of that. Obviously, the 2024 campaign was
00:03:50.460totally unique with Maha, with the coalition building that he was able to achieve and then
00:03:56.500swept in. And we don't need to relitigate all of this. But the point is that it's been a decade,
00:04:01.300more than a decade. But since President Trump was first elected, it has been 10 years
00:04:06.820of the most insane, outrageous, ridiculous, overt attacks and lies and deception0.98
00:04:16.840and media narratives and all of these things. There has been one after another to the point0.96
00:04:23.440that I feel like we forget. We forget how much we've been through and how much has been done
00:04:29.860to us over the last 10 years. So I thought I'd make a list and this is by no means an exhaustive
00:04:35.760list. And in fact, if I could make an exhaustive list of individual instances, it would perhaps
00:04:41.860be infinite. By the time that list was done, there would be more things to add to the list.
00:04:47.980So this is just in general, sort of topics of attacks, genres of attacks that we've suffered
00:04:54.840under. And she came up with these over the, you know, couple of hours, just thinking about it.
00:05:01.920And I came up with about 53 and I have slides for them. I'm going to present them to you here
00:05:06.160as quickly as possible, since that averages me about one a minute. If I'm going to get this
00:05:10.920done in time, we'll see, we'll see how that goes. But my intention here is to overwhelm you. It is
00:05:17.240to show you one after another, after another, after another to remind you, because I feel,
00:05:23.620you know I don't know how other people experience the world you know in this regard this is my job
00:05:30.640and it's also my hobby I'm constantly inundated with this information I'm constantly trying to
00:05:36.580form arguments by recalling this information I feel like normies ignorance must be bliss
00:05:44.500I'm sure they don't ever think about a lot of this stuff and would rather forget a lot about
00:05:50.100a lot of this stuff. But when I think about the last 10 years and I close my eyes, I can just see
00:05:56.520this tidal wave. I see like a fast forward motion tsunami, the flood of attacks, the relentless
00:06:08.600stories of MAGA supporters being assaulted, having drinks thrown on them, having their hats stolen.
00:06:16.320I mean, if I were to include every one of these little instances, it would be too much.
00:06:21.680Every instance of anti-Christian activity, are you kidding me?
00:06:26.800So when I think about this stuff, I see it all just like lay down in this endless deluge.
00:06:36.260And that's what I want to impart upon you.
00:06:38.840That's the feeling I want to give you here.
00:06:42.500And really, it's almost refreshed every day.
00:06:44.780It's like every day I get on X and it's just you're just slapped in the face with like the most brutal attacks against white people, the most insane decisions being made by governments just clearly out to destroy their own populations.
00:06:59.400Just every day it feels like, yeah, just this endless deluge, just this constant stream of insanity.
00:07:08.660And so it's time to pause and look back 10 years and go over just some of the more egregious attacks against us.
00:07:16.800And I didn't know whether to call this attacks or lies, but the reality is the attacks are lies and the lies are a form of attack.
00:07:24.220It's an information battlefield that we're operating on.
00:07:27.240And after 10 years, I feel like a grizzled veteran now looking back over the scars, the layers of scars that we have endured because a lot of people, you know, woke up somewhat recently.
00:07:45.960Maybe a lot of people weren't even awake at the time that Trump supporters were being attacked in 2016.
00:07:50.580And I got to I got to wrap up this intro real quick. But the reason I want to do this is because. I want to impart I want to try to explain why people feel so betrayed by Trump, why the results of the midterm elections were what they are because of the failure to do anything about any of the attacks I'm about to lay out for you.
00:08:13.040the suffering that trump supporters have been through for the last decade that again informs
00:08:19.480the sense of betrayal that we feel now that it has essentially all been squandered and the way
00:08:25.640in which these attacks compile compound build on top of one another and work in a multifaceted way
00:08:35.880to destroy us to trick us into destroying ourselves again that's why the things i'm
00:08:43.860about to cover don't fit in a nice category they are lies media narratives but looking at them in
00:08:51.720a metaphysical geopolitical or even racial way they're attacks they are as damaging if not more
00:08:59.900damaging than in a physical assault, these informational attacks. So without any further
00:09:05.200ado, let us begin a decade of attacks by Off Limits News. And we'll get through these again
00:09:13.660as quickly as possible. But let's begin sort of with the with the original with the original big
00:09:18.000lie. And that that is Hillary Clinton's emails. And this is a great example, because just like
00:09:23.280a lot of the things we'll cover, the lie itself is not really actually the problem. See, Hillary
00:09:29.460Clinton was engaged in some geopolitical shenanigans, which we're pretty sure was her
00:09:36.760transporting weapons to the Syrian rebels to try to overthrow Bashar al-Assad. So from the outset,
00:09:43.000we see that a lot of the more damaging, more insane, more deceptive narratives being pushed
00:09:49.680are about the Middle East. Of course, of course, it's about the Middle East and Israel's enemies.
00:09:56.260It's about the lengths to which the American government will go to serve those interests, the secretly, covertly funding terrorist groups in the Middle East in order to overthrow the legitimate leaders.
00:10:09.980it's all of that but there's another layer on top of it which is hillary clinton's emails her
00:10:16.020private server the beach blit uh bleach bit yeah that's what it was called the the acid wash that
00:10:23.740she did for her hard drives where she deleted all of the information that was a cover-up you
00:10:29.140understand she goes oh her emails her emails this became basically a meme where they would
00:10:33.020essentially laugh at the fact that people cared about her emails the emails were illegal that
00:10:38.800was a problem. It was not okay for her to have a private server where she could do business as
00:10:45.540Secretary of State. That was illegal on the face of it, but it was really a cover-up for what she0.97
00:10:50.600was really doing. The emails weren't the point. What was on the emails was the point. The fact
00:10:55.860that those emails were deleted so we couldn't investigate what she was really doing when she
00:11:00.760was shipping weapons through Libya and got an ambassador killed. So again, I got to go fast,
00:11:06.720but to lay it out from the beginning, we got a very good example of a very early on lie
00:11:12.620all the way back in 2016, a lie that persists, a lie that has never been made whole. Like we've
00:11:19.000never gotten justice for this. This has never been adequately explained or punished. And so
00:11:25.340it's sort of the perfect beginning. It is typical. Typical might be a way of putting it.
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00:12:38.660i don't know i mean it was shocking at the time frustrating things things that were a bellwether
00:12:45.440for what was to come next and that is the violence at trump rallies and the way it was framed by the
00:12:51.020media because time and time again donald trump and his campaign would show up to do a rally
00:12:56.240leftist immigrants antifa would show up and attack the participants in the rally and then the media
00:13:03.900would make the headline trump rally descends into violence you know trump supporters fight
00:13:09.280outside of rally so the sense was delivered to people watching the news that the trump
00:13:15.800supporters were violent obviously and this was this sort of planted the seed this laid the
00:13:21.220groundwork for plants that would flower six years in the future, five years in the future.
00:13:28.580Because I actually remember talking to a friend of mine after January 6th and trying to explain
00:13:33.800that that was not entirely what it seems. And we'll get to that eventually in this list.
00:13:37.820But trying to explain that the Trump supporters were not violent. They were not armed. They
00:13:41.720were not even fighting the cops until the cops shot munition. And I remember them saying,
00:13:46.500kind of just waving it off and going yeah but you know trump supporters are violent like he's
00:13:52.000always like extolling them he's telling them to like go commit violence he's always saying like
00:13:55.760oh beat them up and this is in you know january 2021 after january 6th and he's referencing
00:14:02.920media lies from 2016 so that's how this works is are they lying so when you know the the headlines
00:14:11.700As, you know, presented here in some case, like Donald Trump's rally in Chicago canceled after violent scuffles. Not a lie. That is true. But when you have story after story after story like that, and when the, you know, media framing is very consistently leaving out who started it, because, and let's just be honest here.
00:14:33.960unless the trump rally people were like literally just going out and beating people up like
00:14:40.580it doesn't make any sense how this could be framed as violence coming from the trump
00:14:46.460campaign if you're holding a campaign rally if you're a supporter you're not fighting the people
00:14:53.480there it's other people showing up it was just from the beginning a transparent attempt at the
00:14:58.660heckler's veto or really the the mob's veto it was people showing up to a political event and
00:15:05.020attacking the people there in a form of terrorism to prevent people from wanting to go there and to
00:15:11.180generate these headlines and so when these headlines get generated where time and time again
00:15:15.040trump rally descends into violence trump rally shows up to town violence ensues it's planting
00:15:20.440a seed in the minds of normies in a very subtle way because again it's not a lie when they frame
00:15:26.260it that way it's just missed it's dishonest but it's not a lie it's not false yes violence did
00:15:32.120break out outside of a trump rally but it wasn't the trump rally goers that started it however
00:15:37.140time and time again that insinuation that it was the trump supporters who were violent
00:15:42.700gets planted in people's minds and they believe it and even if you can go through and systematically
00:15:48.480disprove every single instance it won't really matter because people don't even really remember
00:15:54.560the individual instances. It's just they get hammered and the idea is just drummed into their
00:15:59.900head. Violence. Trump rallies are violent. Trump rallies are violent. Trump Trump is calling for
00:16:04.560violence. Trump is demanding violence. And whatever way they can make that case, taking his quotes out0.69
00:16:09.560of context, you know, showing whatever. I think you get it. But the point is that these ideas get
00:16:15.560planted and they basically become impossible to remove. They become the scaffolding upon which
00:16:21.400the person understands the events in the future. So then by the time that you're trying to tell
00:16:25.920them the truth about January 6th, 2021, you are trying to disassemble a wall built with bricks
00:16:32.880that have been there since 2016. These ideas have been planted and solidified to where it leaves
00:16:40.060them open to greater deception down the road. So again, just to lay the groundwork and then
00:16:44.820now we'll move a little bit quicker because obviously one of the biggest conspiracies in
00:16:49.200the history of America, Russiagate. Russiagate was the FBI investigating a rival to the sitting
00:16:57.020president. It was essentially the Obama administration using the power of the
00:17:01.900intelligence community to spy on his rival, to look for dirt, to try to interrupt his
00:17:07.240path to the presidency. And you had examples of this, actual proof of this with things like
00:17:14.040the text from Peter Strzok to Lisa Page, his paramour, saying literally, we are going to
00:17:20.360stop the Trump campaign. This is our insurance policy referencing the investigation. Now,
00:17:25.420if it had worked, if they had found dirt and used it to stop him from becoming president and Hillary
00:17:30.420Clinton had become president, then these texts wouldn't have ever come out. They wouldn't have
00:17:34.360ever come out. They were so overconfident. They were so assured that it would work, their little
00:17:38.700plan. And then Hillary Clinton would get into office and she would reward them, certainly not
00:17:41.900punish them, never let it get out, that they were sloppy, that they sent these text messages,
00:17:46.460not ever thinking that they would ever be subpoenaed because they didn't ever think
00:17:49.880that Trump would get into office because they thought their plan would work. So it shows you
00:17:53.140their overconfidence. And it is another story that has layer upon layer where you have the original
00:18:00.540fake investigation, the Crossfire Hurricane Steele dossier that they knew was fake and they lied to
00:18:05.920the pfizer court and that's one egregious flagrant crime i mean that is weaponization of law
00:18:11.940enforcement that is an attempt by the power the not the powers that be even but the president
00:18:17.440that was currently sitting barack obama to stymie the republicans from getting into office
00:18:23.120but then on top of that you have the robert moeller investigation that was an elaborate
00:18:27.860cover-up you have the media participation in this creating nonsense out of whole cloth you have the
00:18:32.480fact that some of the people in the Russiagate conspiracy that were claimed to be Russian
00:18:36.980connections that Trump was being corrupt by associating with were actually people that
00:18:41.880the FBI themselves had led into the country in order to go meet Trump in order to get the
00:18:46.520justification to spy on him. Like these things are egregious and completely unconstitutional
00:18:53.640and to this day, totally unpunished. Moving on, Pizzagate is a big one that I think people kind
00:19:01.320of forget about it seems so long ago but this was right in there with everything else coming out
00:19:06.100and still to this day it's one of these topics that people are a little bit hesitant to uh
00:19:13.060touch but maybe you should look into it but you should probably look into it
00:19:18.400and of course it has a greater relevance now that we have the epstein files or at least part
00:19:23.740of them and the awareness of elite pedophile rings is well known by everybody and it this
00:19:30.140is an interesting one because pizzagate and the entire concept of elite pedophilia and hillary
00:19:35.620clinton being involved in anything like that that was a right-wing alt-right conspiracy theory
00:19:44.220forever up until donald trump refused to release the epstein files when suddenly democrats and
00:19:51.200leftists who for the last eight years or more refuse like it was a joke to them they refused
00:19:57.080to acknowledge the idea that well-connected people in and around Washington might have some
00:20:04.240dirty secrets like this, that was like a punchline to them. That was such a joke. There's like,
00:20:09.240if you ever watch The Boys, you know, there's entire episodes that are focused on like parodying1.00
00:20:14.340this idea and mocking and laughing at it and calling it so stupid. And yet when the Epstein0.99
00:20:19.080files become politically convenient for the Democrats, suddenly they're the ones who are
00:20:23.400going after the pedophiles and the Republicans are pedophile protectors. This is an interesting
00:20:29.780inversion over the last 10 years of something that was for the entire time almost a right-wing
00:20:35.620topic suddenly becoming a left-wing topic. It's worth remembering that back in the day,
00:20:40.840you were a wild-eyed conspiracy theorist, far-right Nazi if you talked about this sort of stuff.0.56
00:20:46.480the me too movement do we remember the me too movement and have we all acknowledged how correct
00:20:54.300our side was on all of this so god this is the problem there's so many things about this0.97
00:20:58.600first of all the fact that this was essentially allegations about this disgusting pervert0.67
00:21:04.220hollywood uh producer and instead of it being addressed as a hollywood problem as an issue with0.86
00:21:12.280this guy and people like him and the way that he was acting in the way that hollywood knew he was
00:21:19.040doing it and allowed him to do it instead because it was hollywood and because they can control the
00:21:22.660messaging it became everybody is being harassed everywhere and every boss is guilty of this and
00:21:29.440every man has to watch his back when he's in the office it was such a flagrant again another
00:21:34.200flagrant like misdirection where it should have been an issue of this guy and the culture that
00:21:40.080he represented instead it became everybody is doing it and you can't approach the woman in the
00:21:46.480coffee uh you know by the coffee pot in your office and and so while i'm sort of laughing
00:21:51.880at it because it's kind of ridiculous really what the issue was was do you require evidence
00:21:57.240before you convict do we actually believe in you know innocent until proven guilty uh do does
00:22:04.460punishment need to fit the crime or is everything equally bad? Does every person ever accused of
00:22:10.600anything by anyone, do they get an ability to respond? Can it, you know, does it have to be
00:22:16.880done in public with the accuser so you can address it and have a chance to respond? Like our court
00:22:21.940system is built in a way to facilitate justice that's actually just. Me too was a sledgehammer
00:22:30.820destroying that entire concept. And we are now living through the consequences of that with
00:22:35.460things like the Cornell seven case and still people's lives being destroyed because false
00:22:42.820accusations and the entire argument was always, you can't just quote unquote, believe all women,
00:22:49.380there needs to be evidence. And yet that was claimed to be, you know, misogynist if you ever
00:22:55.060made that argument. And then you add other downstream effects that people don't even like
00:23:00.040think about or know about but you know amazon studios at the time had these men in charge that
00:23:06.360wanted to basically give total freedom of creative control to the artists themselves and they wanted
00:23:12.640to just like hand money to directors that they knew were good and just say go do whatever you
00:23:17.420want those guys were me too those guys were removed from power and some you know feminist
00:23:22.840boss babes were put in and down the line now we have rings of power right this is like the worst0.58
00:23:27.540shows ever made so this happened a lot right whether the accusations were true or not it was
00:23:32.960all it's always kind of vague with harvey weinstein it was pretty clear cut with some other people it
00:23:36.700was pretty you know clear cut as well but for a lot of these guys i don't even really remember
00:23:42.520the details of the the amazon studio stuff but this was useful in the reorganization of
00:23:49.400entertainment and the removal of sort of the old guard or men in general white men in particular
00:23:56.960removing them and replacing them with people that were not qualified hired for their race or gender
00:24:02.740and so when you look around now and see that that over the last 10 years the quality of
00:24:08.080films has collapsed dramatically you know one of the reasons why in so many different aspects of
00:24:13.700this because the last thing i'll mention about this is the fact of of just the i mean you can't
00:24:20.040see this as anything other than like an attack on our basic humanity in a lot of ways because
00:24:24.520Because if you have a rape culture, like they say, which they don't actually believe, because if they actually cared about that, they would be more angry at, I don't know, the Muslims or like the Jews or like, you know, populations that actually have a much, much, much, much, much greater instance of rape, including like actual no, no like confusion.
00:24:46.840I mean, you know, Harvey Weinstein was definitely bad, but a lot of the Me Too people, it was like, is this even, what is this?
00:24:53.380But Louis C.K. is like politely asking to pleasure himself.
00:24:57.120And it's like, is this really worth, you know, like we want his head, his head being cut off.0.99
00:25:03.580But regardless, anyway, so, you know, when they would talk about America being a rape culture, I mean, you just know how absurd that is because of their hypocrisy and ignoring much, much, much, much, much more rapey cultures than ours.0.99
00:25:16.840but the people in our culture who are going to abuse women or use their power to take advantage
00:25:23.340of women you know that they have authority over those guys are not going to care about what you
00:25:30.060say like they're not like they know what they're doing there's nobody who's like a rapist that's
00:25:34.760going to like see an ad or a twitter post from a me too person and be like whoa what i can't believe
00:25:40.020i did that that's crazy like i'll never do that again i'll stop raping wow it hurts people what
00:25:45.280Like it's not actually affecting them. They're going to keep doing it if they can. And they know what they're doing and they know it's bad and they don't care. What's actually going to happen is you're going to make it even more difficult for the nice people, for the people that are actually shy and kind and have trouble already, maybe approaching the other sex.
00:26:05.240Now you're like adding, oh, and if you do it wrong, you know, your life will be ruined.
00:26:09.500So it's not going to have the intended effect of stopping the abusive people like Harvey Weinstein from abusing people.
00:26:27.440You're a rapist for trying to get a date.0.99
00:26:29.940The people that are actually going to hear that and take it seriously are the people that already have a hard time reproaching women, already are not overly confident and persuasive and instead are just going to give up on meeting women altogether.0.97
00:26:41.980And while the influence of this may have been more subtle than other things we'll talk about later, you can't underestimate or overestimate the impact, subtle but compounding, that this has had on just like human relations overall, but especially between kids.
00:27:01.280I mean, the kids that were like in high school in Me Too are like 26 now, right?
00:27:07.940I mean, imagine being 14 and just being interested in women and the messaging from the media
00:27:15.280and your school friends and everything is like, men are evil, men are toxic, don't approach0.98
00:37:41.180Have I even mentioned contact tracing and QR codes and vaccine passports?
00:37:47.020Have I mentioned mRNA vaccines not being safety tested and in fact being massively damaging?
00:37:54.620Have I mentioned the fact that it's not even a vaccine and they changed the definition
00:37:59.660of the word vaccine so that it applied to mRNA? Have I mentioned that they discredited ivermectin
00:38:05.800and things like the, I mean, any, literally any other potential cure or treatment because you had
00:38:13.660to not have an alternative treatment if you were going to force the vaccine. So, you know, get
00:38:19.380emergency use authorization for the vaccine. So they claimed that ivermectin, a Nobel prize winning
00:38:25.900incredibly safe and apparently effective medicine was horse dewormer in order to stop people from
00:38:34.320using it they changed joe rogan's you know color of his face to make him look sicker and claim that
00:38:39.920he was eating horse medicine so just once again i mean this is what i'm talking this is what i'm
00:38:45.040talking about right i could just say covet i could just be going through a list and say black lives
00:38:50.000matter and hillary's clint hillary clint's emails and covet 19 but it's like it's it's everything
00:38:56.060building on top of everything else and each one of these steps not only is like an attack against
00:39:00.320your sovereignty like they're putting a they're putting poison in your veins giving you myocarditis
00:39:06.240like not only are they doing that but to facilitate that they got to kind of get a get rid of the
00:39:11.840whole concept of you know bodily sovereignty and your ability to resist medical intervention that
00:39:17.800you oppose like they had to destroy the fundamental basics of individual liberty in order to
00:39:24.240facilitate this or did they facilitate the vaccine in order to destroy liberty it's sort of a chicken
00:39:29.860and the egg thing the point is they got away with it the point is they've never paid a price point
00:39:35.000is they're still pushing the vaccine despite the fact that the rise in things like miscarriages
00:39:41.560is truly astonishing and dramatic. And the VAERS numbers are out of this world. I mean,
00:39:48.160this goes on and on. And of course, because of the lockdown, because of the collapse of
00:39:52.280small businesses, you had to print money. And boy, did they. I mean, good Lord. I mean,
00:39:58.420we are now sitting over $30 trillion. We actually just about a week or two ago
00:40:02.560surpassed our GDP with our debt. And this really got kicked off in 2020 where we went from 4.2
00:40:14.040trillion to 8.9 trillion in two years, and it basically only got worse ever since then.
00:40:20.220And this is one of those issues where obviously inflation, the way this whole attack is working
00:40:25.980and the reason why it's so many things and they have to all be addressed all at the same time
00:40:30.040is because it's death by a thousand cuts or it's the constriction of a boa constrictor over a
00:40:36.820decade, just tighter and tighter and tighter and, and less and less and less, less money,
00:40:42.180less income, less ability to do what you want, less ability to get a good job.
00:40:46.040Less, everything is just being crushed for Americans, for white people in particular,
00:40:52.280but for the middle-class Americans, most of all, especially the ones that actually believe in
00:40:58.180American foundational principles, we have been targeted for destruction, but not outright
00:41:05.760speedy destruction, slow, careful demolition. So when you think about the money being printed,
00:41:13.660not only is that debt that your children's children's children will have to serve, even
00:41:19.080though I don't believe in any of this anyway, but not only is the debt itself like a burden that
00:41:24.540your country has to pay back to the bankers who print it out of thin air with your tax money.
00:41:31.260But it obviously causes massive inflation, which means that they are robbing your paycheck that
00:41:37.400way. It means they're making your dollar worth more. So every time inflation hits, they're
00:41:42.320stealing that amount of money from you. So this is the constricting concept of all of this where
00:41:49.260inflation is bad in and of itself. It's bad for society. It's bad for the economy. It's bad for
00:41:55.020investment. It's bad for the debt that is going to have to be served. But the main effect,
00:42:01.380the overall upshot is that the average person is just having their bank account siphoned slowly,
00:42:09.720but surely just having percentages peeled away piece by piece. So they work harder and harder
00:42:15.760and never get ahead. Or they get a raise, but it doesn't even make up for the amount that the
00:42:21.100inflation is stolen from them. So they're like, you're being dragged. It's like the tide, the
00:42:26.400riptide is pulling you back in. So yeah, okay, you may be able to fight against it and get out
00:42:30.660of the water, but it's a burden. It's robbing you. It's robbing you of money that you'll never
00:42:36.860get back and that you now can't invest and you can't save up to make the down payment,
00:42:39.980to get the big house. All of these things compound upon one another. And even the most
00:42:44.520subtle effects of things like money printing or inflation in reality have untold consequences
00:42:50.780across the country. Oh, and you have to have the mail-in ballots. And just quickly, I'll explain
00:42:56.540in case it's not totally obvious to absolutely everybody for some reason, you can never audit
00:43:03.460mail-in ballots. You can never, ever, ever intrinsically as a incumbent core function of
00:43:12.500the way mail-in ballots work you can never audit them you can never investigate whether they were
00:43:18.060real because all they're doing is sending an envelope out somebody is filling it up and
00:43:23.440sending it back in unless you want to go through and contact the person on the ballot and ask if
00:43:28.500they voted who they voted for on the ballot then all that's happening is ballots are being sent
00:43:32.760are being received from somewhere sent from somewhere they have no idea opening it counting
00:43:38.280that is valid. And of course, we have example after example of the ways in which mail-in ballots
00:43:42.680were cheated or either by accident or on purpose, left in a ditch. And so for the person casting
00:43:50.320the vote, they have no idea. They put their ballot in the mailbox. It ends up on the side
00:43:55.700of the road in California. They think they voted, but they actually didn't. Or somebody gets five
00:44:01.680different ballots for the five people that used to live at the apartment they live at,
00:44:04.880And nobody's going to know. And there's no cameras here. So they just fill out all five ballots, send it in. And he's just stolen five people's votes and none's the wiser. No one has any idea. And there's absolutely no way to audit it. So they did this under illegal methods. Like there is no emergency provision for just completely reforming the entire electoral process without any safeguards. Like they just sort of did it. Right.
00:44:31.100And Mark Zuckerberg helped him and paid hundreds of millions of dollars to put the ballot boxes in and then give the secretaries of state that did it political cover for how they totally circumvented and violated the process that should be in place for the legislatures to change the way these elections are held.
00:44:48.920You had the Floyd Black Lives Matter unrest that led to the defunding of the police, which caused homicides to skyrocket. Austin is a great example where you can see the very obvious upswing directly in line with the withdrawing of the police budget, which was always absurd from the face of it.
00:45:12.060And another example of media control that is astonishing. And actually going back to Black Lives Matter, it's worth it to point out that they somehow took one single instance of a black person overdosing on drugs while in custody and somehow Rumpelstiltskin that straw into gold by taking that one instance that was not at all an unarmed black person being murdered by the police.
00:45:38.940but somehow that one instance became black people are being genocided by the police thousands of0.65
00:45:45.980black people innocent unarmed black people are being just murdered out of the blue by the police
00:45:50.940every single year when in reality something like 18 unarmed black people were killed in police0.88
00:45:57.220shootings and even those if you look into the details some of them are like people driving
00:46:04.040cars at cops. Okay, they're unarmed, but they also represented a deadly threat. So the point is
00:46:11.300they can literally take one instance of a man overdosing and through narrative control,
00:46:17.400through manipulation, through outright abject lies, they can have the majority of people in0.76
00:46:22.740America believing that there is a crisis, an epidemic of unarmed black men being killed by
00:46:28.500the police convince them so much that they overcome their programming about covid to go0.91
00:46:33.760march out on the street burn buildings down and actually give money to organizations to pass laws
00:46:39.320to defund the police on the basis of that lie which is in a in reality like 12 lies piled into
00:46:46.300one the ability of the media to carry out an operation like this in total coordination
00:46:53.480is interesting, isn't it? Isn't it though? Then you have the bail reform. New York was one of
00:47:00.200them, but in fact, all over the country, you have example after example after example of
00:47:04.440people just, you know, getting convicted 30, 40, 50 times in their lives, never serving a day in
00:47:11.680jail, never serving any time at all out on the street. Once again, a man with 30 convictions,
00:47:16.840you murdered a woman jogging in the park today, and it just happens over and over and over again.0.91
00:47:21.280This is a direct consequence of the asinine and ridiculous deconstructionist movement of Black Lives Matter bail reform justice project, reimagining justice, reimagining it right out of existence because there are people going, well, who almost got sent to prison, who were charged with felonies for, I don't know, saying the N-word or telling an Indian person to go back to his home country.0.93
00:47:45.700We are losing the First Amendment very rapidly as the entire worldview of America, the metaphysical reality that we exist in is being shifted to where a violent criminal murder, murdering people on the street or assaulting babies in carriages at the park.0.94
00:48:03.460he is a victim of societal you know abandonment he hasn't been given what he needs he's a victim
00:48:11.160who's lashing out in the only way that he knows meanwhile you know white people that get frustrated
00:48:16.580and say the wrong word are being treated like murderers should be and this is a well-known
00:48:21.280characteristic of totalitarian governments anarcho-tyranny at its best you have the 2020
00:48:27.220election being absolutely stolen and i'm telling you folks i'm sure you've noticed by now i mean
00:48:32.520i wrote this list i you know told it what to say and but obviously i used uh ai to just like find
00:48:41.020the pictures for it and put it in slide form and it just can't help itself can it just can't help
00:48:46.480because i did not write election claims slash georgia video trump's claims in georgia's video
00:48:51.200were disputed like do you see what do you like even as i'm trying to present the just proven
00:48:57.040well-known lies over the last decade. I've got AI who has been infiltrated. I'm running AI whose
00:49:03.340code has been dictated by the very subversives I'm talking about here. The liars that gave us0.53
00:49:09.580the lie in the first place now have control over the AI systems, like the ADL, like Jonathan
00:49:15.020Greenblatt. They now have these very sophisticated censorship protocols inside the AI to where even
00:49:22.620when i say specifically the 2020 election was stolen it was stolen in a variety of ways but
00:49:28.800there was the georgia lie about the water pipe breaking there they caused all of the vote
00:49:34.680observers to leave and then we're on video bringing out a box and feeding in ballot after
00:49:38.800ballot after ballot i mean this is unquestionable and you can look into it and even though i tell0.63
00:49:45.280ai that i didn't sit and i say quit being a libtard i literally had to have this conversation
00:49:49.320because this is like the third time I've gone, I reformatted these slides. So don't think I'm0.88
00:49:55.060just like lazy and just going, make a slideshow. No, I wrote these. I wrote every one of these by
00:49:59.920hand. I gave those to AI. I told it what to cover, what to show, what image to show. And it doesn't
00:50:05.640do it. It still doesn't do it. It still doesn't. I'm paying for this AI. This is GrokBot, by the
00:50:09.760way. This is GrokBot that Elon Musk owns. Sorry, not to get distracted, but it's very frustrating
00:50:16.720that okay it's fine it's fine it's just you know we got problems folks we got a lot of problems
00:50:24.140like this is a decade of problems and they were still not solving them and in fact the longer we
00:50:28.860go into you know forward into history the more sort of solidified into fact they become right
00:50:33.980because ai is being trained that the 2020 election wasn't stolen at all and everything was by the
00:50:40.040book and that's going to be you know considered fact moving forward because the people who created
00:50:44.700AI are the people who are doing all of this. So ignore the text. We all know the 2020 election
00:50:51.960was stolen. It was stolen by the mail-in ballots. It was stolen by the fraudulent claims of the
00:50:58.540water main breaking and kicking everybody out and suddenly it flipping. It's the charts that
00:51:03.020are impossible to achieve through any actual legal process. There's the Binioff, I think it's
00:51:08.880called the Benioff projection or Bernard principle? I can never remember the name. It starts with a B.
00:51:15.400Ask AI. I'm sure it'll tell you because it's a principle that's actually used officially in
00:51:19.820things like when they're investigating the Iranian election and they want to know whether it's legit
00:51:25.020or not. You can run the numbers and there's an algorithm you can run that tells you whether the
00:51:29.540numbers are legit or not and has to do with how often individual numbers repeat. So the number
00:51:34.860one should repeat more than any other number in any data set, any number set of any set of data
00:51:40.200is the number one repeats way more than any other. Number two is less than that. And you can actually
00:51:44.880graph it down. If you run an election and tally all of the numbers from all the different precincts
00:51:50.060and run it through this process, if those numbers are all out of whack and seven shows up more than
00:51:56.060one does, then it's a very good indication that it's fake. It was things like that that led to
00:52:01.960people understanding that the 2020 election was absolutely stolen because it failed in that regard
00:52:07.160to cross. And the only defense that they had is they say, one, these things were investigated and
00:52:11.500nothing came of it, which is absolutely untrue. Not a single case was allowed to go to court.
00:52:16.240Every single one of them was done away with before evidence was ever presented. We know for a fact
00:52:22.080that Bill Barr at the time, who should have been in charge of investigating it, would call state
00:52:26.580district attorneys, state investigators say, don't investigate this. This is our prerogative.
00:52:31.880This is our case, but out, give us your information, give us your evidence and scram.
00:52:37.360The feds are doing this and then wouldn't investigate it. So they prevented state level
00:52:41.340investigations. They ignored under oath testimony of eyewitnesses, as well as video testimony,
00:52:49.200video evidence of the way it was stolen in places like Detroit with the Detroit leaks and the
00:52:53.920evidence of georgia claiming to shut down for a water main only to continue to count through the
00:52:59.480night and have the results flip on the other side it's just it goes on and on and so we all know
00:53:05.720what really happened but pardon my frustration at the fact that even as i make the argument to
00:53:13.700the ai that should be following my directions without thinking for itself
00:53:18.280It still can't help it, but try to discredit what we all know to be true. So frustrating because then you end up with January 6.
00:53:27.700and just just to sum it up january 6th was an actually peaceful protest with actual unarmed
00:53:35.580protesters engaged in their constitutional right of petitioning the government for redress of
00:53:41.440grievances who had committed no violence attacked nobody run over no barriers when as gathered in
00:53:48.180front of the capital the protesters were fired upon without provocation by capital police who
00:53:55.100fired munitions into the crowd, including tear gas, including rubber bullets, some of which
00:53:59.900may have contributed to the deaths of some of the people in crowd who had heart attacks.
00:54:04.080Some people who had holes blown in their cheek and had to get, you know, reconstructive surgery
00:54:10.000because of it. No matter what, the tear gas landed into the crowd and some of the people were pushed
00:54:16.000forward since it didn't land in front of the crowd, it landed in the middle of the crowd.
00:54:19.800And those people in the front of the crowd were pushed forward into the police line.
00:54:22.880Police who started hitting them, they start fighting back, being trapped in between the tear gas on one side and the police on the other. The police are woefully unprepared, deliberately withheld huge numbers of reserve forces that could have been there, knowing that there are so many people showing up, knowing that it was during a session of Congress, knowing that it had the possibility of breaking out into violence or chaos.
00:54:45.520they deliberately withheld those people so there's a thin line of police peaceful protesters tear gas
00:54:51.900lands rubber bullets land chaos ensues police line collapses somebody opens the magnetic doors
00:54:57.720and then for the rest of the afternoon people are taking an unapproved walk through the capital
00:55:01.860high-fiving police on the way in and they systematically went through and arrested these
00:55:07.220people throwing them into prison for months on end in solitary confinement in the most brutal
00:55:12.520example of tyranny that America has ever seen. The most outrageous and disgusting display
00:55:23.540of oppression, political targeting, just pure, unfiltered. They literally went on TV,
00:55:34.560the Biden administration, sent somebody on TV to say that they were performing a, quote,
00:55:39.840shock and awe campaign to arrest the most prominent people first in order to achieve
00:55:45.340a chilling effect on political speech coming from conservatives. But at the end of the day,
00:55:52.180what actually happened here, even if you want to grant that it turned into a riot once the
00:55:58.360violence began, a million unarmed protesters showed up in Washington, D.C. with legitimate
00:56:06.600grievances, showed up multiple times before this, but they showed up on January 6th with
00:56:12.320legitimate grievances, with peaceful intentions, totally unarmed. Nobody was armed in the Capitol,
00:56:19.140except for like maybe one or two people who were sent to jail for a long time because of it. But
00:56:23.340but if this was an attempt to take over the Capitol, I mean, you can imagine what that
00:56:27.820would look like. If it was a genuine, violent overthrow of the government carried out by
00:56:32.780trump supporters don't you think they would have brought all of the guns that they have don't you
00:56:38.220know that these people have more guns you can possibly imagine and none of them brought them
00:56:42.580none of them organized or had a plan to break into the capitol at all it was never proven
00:56:47.460that anybody did and then you've got the undercover operatives and then you got
00:56:51.580and at the end of the day this was a peaceful protest of unarmed protesters at least two of
00:56:58.260which were brutally murdered by police, including Ashley Babbitt, who was gunned down at point-blank
00:57:03.360range with no warning by a cop who was later celebrated for it, given a medal for it, went on
00:57:09.960TV and gave interviews about how he was the victim when he, from around a corner, from hiding,
00:57:16.120stuck his gun into the chest of Ashley Babbitt and pulled the trigger, murdered her in cold blood
00:57:21.920when she was within reach of another officer. There were officers standing blocking the door
00:57:26.900to the area they were going the officers get in order for some reason the officers that are0.90
00:57:31.780physically blocking the door move out of the way just in time for ashley babbitt to go past them1.00
00:57:37.000and shoot them but if they didn't want ashley babbitt to go in they didn't need to shoot her0.91
00:57:41.620in the chest she wasn't going through while the cops were staying there the cops move out of the0.89
00:57:45.700way and she's shot and by the time that she's shot the cop is still within arm's reach right there
00:57:50.480as she goes down so this was a just straight up murder by police of peaceful protesters
00:57:57.880and i just want you to think about that in context of like the protest culture in america these days
00:58:06.420like imagine a black lives matter riot in dc where a bunch of people and of course comparing
00:58:14.720it to the black lives matter riots in dc where they were burning churches and like the president
00:58:18.700was being like evacuated with emergency measures because there were thousands of people
00:58:22.760rioting and smashing buildings and destroying cars and fighting people and Rand Paul got
00:58:28.100assaulted and like I mean do you understand like do you remember how insane this decade
00:58:34.000has been do you understand why like we had to go over all of this like it just is insanity
00:58:38.680upon insanity but can you imagine if a bunch of literally peaceful unarmed protesters went
00:58:45.240to make themselves known. And the cop showed up and just murdered at least two of them. Many more
00:58:50.600people ended up dying as a consequence. But Roseanne Boylan in particular and Ashley Babbitt
00:58:55.440in particular, Roseanne Boylan was beaten to death by an officer and Ashley Babbitt was murdered in
00:59:01.000cold blood at point blank range without warning by an officer two seconds after another officer
00:59:06.900allowed her pass. So that's just the beginning, obviously, because then you get to the January
00:59:12.120cases. The icon of this would be somebody like Jacob Chansley, aka QAnon shaman, who was sentenced
00:59:22.220to 41 months in prison, spending 11 months in solitary confinement. That is 11 months
00:59:29.960in a concrete box that never gets warm and never has the light turns off. You never get to talk
00:59:40.980to another human being, except for one hour, you get to walk around the yard.
00:59:43.960And I don't even think you get to talk people then for 11 months straight.
00:59:46.400That is absolutely psychological torture that they inflicted on this man.
00:59:50.920And it would be unacceptable if he was a murderer.0.95
00:59:53.440It would be unacceptable if he was a terrorist and bombed people.
00:59:57.560It is a punishment that we do not levy on people in America because we do not torture
01:00:02.480people for their crimes because we're supposed to be civilization.
01:00:06.240So even if he was the worst of the worst, it would still be an insane thing to spend seven, I'm sorry, 11 months straight in solitary confinement.
01:00:17.600But how much more insane is it that in March of 2023, Tucker Carlson released CCTV footage of the fact that Jacob Chansley was accompanied by police officers the entire time?
01:00:31.600That this man was thrown into solitary confinement for 11 months straight for actions that he took being escorted by police with police right there, allowing him to do it, telling him explicitly he was allowed to do it.
01:00:47.500And on video, he clearly leaves when he's asked to.
01:00:51.300He actually goes out of his way to try to get other people to leave when Trump called for them to leave, which you would think if this was an attempted takeover.
01:00:59.200And, you know, then the people who intervened to prevent the violence, who were part of the crowd, but said, guys, we're not supposed to be here.
01:01:08.020You'd think they'd be heroes for like, you know, saving the congresspeople.
01:01:11.520But no, the people who were who did literally nothing illegal the entire time were thrown into a concrete box where the lights never turn off for 11 months straight.
01:01:25.140Oh, and there were like thousands of them.
01:01:26.700Oh, and by the way, Stuart Rhodes, that happened to him too.
01:01:54.160They all spent months on end in solitary confinement.
01:01:56.700None of them were at the Capitol. The Biden administration literally just targeted people specifically, exclusively for their political engagement, for their political activism, and tried to throw them in prison for the rest of their lives.
01:02:15.660did, in fact, until they were pardoned, throw them in prison for the rest of their lives with
01:02:19.780terrorism enhancements for the official note, unspoken conspiracy, meaning that other people
01:02:28.260did something. And so therefore, these guys are guilty, even though they never talked. It was
01:02:33.920unspoken after all. But just somehow the court read their minds and they understood, they
01:02:41.900gleaned, they imagined, I guess, that Stuart Rhodes or Enrique Tarrio in a different city
01:02:49.760telepathically agreed with people in the Capitol. Therefore, they're both as guilty.
01:02:55.300If you think I'm exaggerating, go look it up. It's actually worse than I'm even saying,
01:02:58.940because they coerced people into false testimony that was proven incontrovertibly with the officers
01:03:06.900who made statements under oath in order to convict these guys later caught on video that totally
01:03:12.280contradicts the statements they made, proving they perjured themselves in court. To this day,
01:03:16.500the prosecutors that did this never even got fired, let alone put in prison, which, okay,
01:03:23.760if I go down the street and I find some dude not doing anything to anybody and I kidnap him and put
01:03:30.880him in my basement for 11 months straight, haven't I committed a crime? Haven't I done something
01:03:36.440terrible that needs to be punished? Why is it that we allow people to do exactly that?
01:03:41.960Take innocent people and torture them and try to ruin their lives forever and do ruin their lives
01:03:49.820in a lot of cases and do drive people to suicide. And they get away with it and they get promoted
01:03:54.960for it. They get paid for it by your taxpayer dollars. Do you understand the situation that
01:04:01.520we're in, ladies and gentlemen. Then you have the Sandy Hook lawsuits, and I'm going to really
01:04:06.920speed up here because I'm already over an hour, and you already know all of this, but
01:04:11.340every single one of these slides could be elaborated on like this. If you want to know
01:04:15.800about the Sandy Hook lawsuits, go watch the very first episode of Off Limits News. The immigration
01:04:20.620wave because they opened up the border and brought in tens of millions of people, including flying
01:04:24.760them in on flights, flying them in on charter flights, giving them the CBP1 app so you can
01:04:30.740click a button and claim asylum and get a flight to, you know, New York city where your hotel is
01:04:37.240awaiting you five stars, free meals. Here's a debit card. They attacked us with this crap
01:04:42.640for years on end. None of it has been reversed. None of that money's ever coming back. The DEI1.00
01:04:48.180hiring where they brag that people of color filled a 94% of the jobs added in 2021. And it is not
01:04:56.360reversed. In 2023, they supposedly outlawed affirmative action and made DEI illegal,
01:05:03.620but it has not stopped in the slightest. And every single university that I've ever seen
01:05:08.460asked about it has been caught on hidden cameras saying, yeah, we still do DEI. We just can't call
01:05:13.280it that. And that's how the law works these days. If the leftists want to do it, they do it. And
01:05:18.040even if it's just obviously discriminatory, even if it's obviously destroying lives of people,
01:05:22.200It doesn't matter. And even if it's like deliberately, explicitly targeted by a law, as long as they just with a wink and a nod, don't explicitly say they're doing it. If they don't admit they're doing it, then it doesn't matter. But then they do admit they do it and it still doesn't matter. So that's just the way the law works these days.
01:05:40.480and of course diversity is the paramount value diversity is not just our strength it's our heart
01:05:48.980and our soul and it's our purpose in life and it also just means no white people also diversity
01:05:53.700means no white people and getting rid of white people and creating equality at all costs i mean
01:05:59.780you people know all of this but do you understand the compounding effects this has do you have any1.00
01:06:04.600idea how stupid it is for our country to every couple of years decide to lower standards even1.00
01:06:10.660further because stupid people don't get good grades? Do you understand how damaging this is1.00
01:06:16.680to the function of our government, the competency crisis that is causing planes to fly out of the
01:06:22.840sky? I mean, my God. And it's across the country. It's across the board. They literally just say,
01:06:28.400hey not enough people are able to read they're not graduating let's just get rid of that
01:06:35.400requirement so let's let them graduate even though they can't read problem solved
01:06:39.600this is what it's like it's always like this why is it always like this and then you've got the
01:06:47.100race politics of universities just being explicitly and and just offensively racist
01:06:56.720against white people all of the time everywhere, including massively disadvantaged them in
01:07:01.980admissions, meaning that you have unqualified people chosen overqualified people because of
01:07:07.500their race. And then you have a disparity in the outcome because you've let in a bunch of people
01:07:12.100of this particular race that aren't actually qualified. So, oh, what do you know? Turns out
01:07:16.080the grades they get are lower than the grades other people get. So now we just have to get
01:07:20.080rid of standards overall. It's diversity ad nauseum, diversity until you're sick, really
01:07:25.140diversity ad mort whatever the word for death is diversity unto death unto the destruction of
01:07:34.020everything everywhere just a grinding down lowest common denominator while that common denominator0.61
01:07:39.040is itself lowering so you're just chasing the average until the average is a mud hut and you've
01:07:46.500got the 1619 project just being one of various attempts including claiming that thomas jefferson
01:07:52.440father children with a slave, but a comprehensive undermining of the very concept of America and
01:07:59.660what it really represents more than anything else is the shocking, uncanny, truly uncanny ability
01:08:05.840for sloganeering and lies to be embedded in the minds of normies. Because it was like they came
01:08:14.600up with this crap the 1619 project bs within a deliberate attempt to inextricably tie america
01:08:23.940itself to the concept of slavery and so it was like the 1619 project came out on tuesday by0.88
01:08:31.440wednesday every single person you saw talking about race in america used the phrase 400 years
01:08:38.160of slavery 400 years of slavery up until the 1619 project nobody used that for nobody thought there
01:08:45.360were slaves for 400 years there were slaves in america so america becomes a country to america
01:08:51.680going through the civil war it's like 80 years like it's like not that long it's not 400 years
01:08:57.780so the 1619 project amongst other things not only is a just deliberate attempt to undermine
01:09:03.740america like why do we put up with this it's a it's all lies it's all based on lies it's not
01:09:08.840help for anybody and look at this woman i mean is this not illegal how is this not illegal
01:09:12.940but not only all of that it represents the uncanny ability for them to make up some slogan out of
01:09:20.280thin air and just almost like it's supernatural it is literally like the matrix it is like
01:09:26.460everybody just gets the download 400 years of slavery we've been here for 400 years of slavery
01:09:31.800you're telling me 400 years of slavery and it just became a thing that everybody believed that
01:09:35.980became unquestionable that you'd get like kicked off the internet if you pointed out was made up
01:09:39.860last year it's amazing it truly is amazing how efficient they are at getting this stuff out
01:09:45.560right you have to appreciate it you have to admire it even if you don't like it and this is a personal
01:09:52.960pet project for me but for the last 10 years there has been attack after attack after attack
01:09:57.180against the Alamo in an attempt to frame it as some sort of racist endeavor, to frame it as a
01:10:02.040battle over slavery. It is once again, it is. And one of the reasons I put it in, I wrote an essay
01:10:07.560about this a couple of years ago for Man's World magazine. And the point of it is that like,
01:10:14.920it's almost symbolic. It's almost metaphysical that like, once again, the Alamo is under attack,
01:10:20.060That the attack on the Alamo at the time of the battle, 1836 or 1835, at that time, yeah, all the people died, but the Alamo remained and its character remained and the story of it and the spirit of it remained.
01:10:36.900What's happening now might not leave anybody bloody and dead on the ground, but it is more damaging to the Alamo.
01:10:42.860It is actually the real attack against the idea of the Alamo, the memory of the Alamo, what it means, what it represents.
01:10:50.160And so it's like Santa Ana just killed these guys' body.
01:10:54.460What's happening right now is an attempt to eradicate their memory and their souls.
01:10:58.620It is in more need of defense now than it was at the time of the Texas Revolution, the Alamo.
01:11:07.220Have I even mentioned trans? I did, right?
01:11:09.300I swear, I did mention transgenderism, right?
01:11:11.580have I mentioned transit did we even have we even gotten into transgenderism yet have we even
01:11:16.060talked about that because let's just leave it there let's just not even get into it because
01:11:21.340if you're watching this channel you just you shouldn't need me to tell you like
01:11:26.980I don't have time we just I'm already I'm already at 109 I mean we just don't have time0.99
01:11:31.660but you've got the transgenderism when it comes to children and the transgenderism when it comes1.00
01:11:35.520to sports, both of which are just baffling, just shouldn't exist, just never did exist,
01:11:42.180just what are we doing here and who is Magnus Hirschfeld and why is he important?
01:11:52.540He was the inventor of transgenderism. He also invented the term racism and his clinic was the
01:11:58.080one shut down by the Nazis who burned his books. I was making an anti-Semitic joke about
01:12:02.560transgenderism. But really, I mean, it applies to, you know, the me too stuff. I mean, you know,
01:12:08.800if we're going to talk about that, we'll be here all night. So let's just move on.
01:12:13.360This goes into the me too movement as well. It's just, you know, I want people to know,
01:12:17.300and maybe the message I need to get out to normies, like this is a normie message that
01:12:20.900they need to hear. You're not wrong. Everything sucks. Have you noticed? I bet you've noticed.
01:12:26.100Have you noticed that movies all suck now? Have you noticed that like you could go to 1998 and0.74
01:12:31.580you can find like 15 different movies that are considered classics absolute incredible0.92
01:12:36.980masterpieces and it's the same in 1999 and it's the same in 2000 and yet now the crap that we get0.97
01:12:45.460is so just pathetic and awful that like you have to understand that that didn't just happen0.98
01:12:54.220you have to understand that that is not your perspective you know i think some people just0.97
01:12:59.660go, you know, I just, you know, I thought they were better when my age, but that's my age. You
01:13:03.420know, young people like that. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. They're bad now. No,
01:13:06.780movies are bad now. And they're bad because of things like this, how the Oscars literally said
01:13:11.820you have to have non-white people, non-straight people in your main cast. So the Oscars, while
01:13:19.020it was always a vessel for psychological operations, it is now just wholly divorced
01:13:25.580from its intention it now has absolutely nothing to do with what movie is the best what movies are
01:13:32.060even good it is literally a like diversity reward it is a reward for putting people in roles they
01:13:40.020didn't earn you know that is what the oscars is about now that is what movies are about now0.68
01:13:44.860that is why they all suck give white men movies again luckily ai has already done that and of0.93
01:13:50.760course it's over for hollywood so good riddance to you all in canada over the last 10 years the0.98
01:13:57.820story of the residential schools that never killed anybody the genocide that didn't exist the graves
01:14:04.480that they spent hundreds of millions of dollars searching for and never found one of them okay
01:14:12.120now think about this somebody said there was a genocide at residential schools there are mass
01:14:18.180graves everywhere. That was believed. That was assumed to be true. That became the basis of a
01:14:24.600giant movement in Canada, which destroyed 33 churches, destroyed statues and city centers
01:14:32.100all over Canada. It is now a law in Canada that you cannot question the existence of graves at
01:14:42.100residential schools it is literally it is a law in canada if you make a statement that expresses
01:14:48.160doubt as to the veracity of the genocide and the mass graves at residential schools you can and
01:14:55.900will be arrested for that they spent 216.5 million dollars to do ground penetrating radar
01:15:06.940to do digs. That's a lot of money. 216.5 million Canadian dollars. They did not find
01:15:15.600a single grave. It is once again, just like the Black Lives Matter,1.00
01:15:22.780black men being murdered everywhere, but so much more egregious. And it is actually0.89
01:15:27.120illegal in Canada to question this, but I don't know if there's ever been a claim
01:15:32.360ever so thoroughly disproven as this claim and it just it and like this is the type of stuff where
01:15:40.660you just go okay how does anybody like not believe in god like you almost have to believe in god
01:15:47.440because of this stuff because it's like what how do you explain through mundane temporal means how
01:15:53.720do you explain an entire nation going this crazy how do you explain an entire net canada a first
01:16:00.300world nation full of intelligent people full of thoughtful like educated people it is a first
01:16:07.160world nation it certainly was when this was happening now maybe not so much and so you really0.83
01:16:13.520you know this to me is like more crazy than like the the germans becoming nazis right so that's0.69
01:16:21.020the question that's always asked is like what could make an educated intelligent nation descend0.93
01:16:25.960into this savagery to get caught up in this genocidal fervor and it's like well you know1.00
01:16:32.220look at the transgender you know it's actually less crazy when you actually look at that0.96
01:16:37.820than it is to go why is can't why did canada go insane how do you have an entire nation
01:16:43.900believing something that the state itself spent 216.5 million dollars investigating
01:16:53.240And it's not that they found some, but not a ton. They found none. They found zero. And the protesters burned 33 churches over this. Not a single person got charged for that.
01:17:07.040So, moving on. I do not have time to list the number of churches attacked in America, and I just want to remind you that a synagogue attack like the Tree of Life will still be invoked as evidence of the danger of anti-Semitism, and yet the number of attacks on churches every year exceeds synagogue attacks every decade.
01:17:31.820so that's a all of this all of this is pointing to the ability of the media to shape narratives
01:17:40.100the george floyd thing the the residential schools scandal all of this is in those cases
01:17:47.140really exceptional because there's almost a complete lack of evidence but you get a claim
01:17:53.980for the residential schools you get a misconstrued and mis presented video with george floyd and
01:18:00.840they get extrapolated and stretched out and and then they become legally true then they become
01:18:06.280unquestionable then that narrative gets fed into ai and then ai is incapable of deviating from that
01:18:12.620statement and in the case of this like you can take one instance of one event in the uk there
01:18:21.320was a stabbing in which a muslim stabbed two jewish people and it was treated as a as evidence
01:18:28.320of ongoing trend of anti-Semitism. It caused millions and millions of dollars to be taken
01:18:35.660from the British taxpayers and given to Jews so they can defend themselves. It caused new laws0.65
01:18:39.880to be written. They gave speech after speech after speech, people like Keir Starmer, the prime
01:18:43.660minister at the time, about how this was an evidence of an epidemic, a pandemic of anti-Semitism0.53
01:18:50.980and you know laws in place things happen because of it what they don't tell you is the muslim guy
01:19:00.500who stabbed the jewish people also stabbed a muslim person didn't know the people were jewish
01:19:05.200and was having a schizophrenic mental health breakdown at the time so you can take a oh and
01:19:13.040they didn't die and the jews who were stabbed didn't die so you know you can take an example of
01:19:18.920a totally random kind of horrific and terrifying crime, but something that was not motivated by
01:19:25.840religion, not motivated by politics, not motivated by anything. And you can just
01:19:28.760assert that it is. And you can make laws on the basis of that. And then you can,
01:19:34.560at the same time that you're doing that, at the same time that you're giving impassioned speeches
01:19:38.260about how hard you're going to work to fix this problem and make sure that this never happens
01:19:43.640again, that people can't even think about this type of thing ever happening again.
01:19:46.560And at the same time that that's happening, it's being unveiled and revealed that 250,000 British white girls were raped by grooming gangs.0.95
01:19:56.900And if you talk about that, you're called a white supremacist.0.99
01:19:59.240So, you know, two Jews get stabbed by a crazy Muslim dude, along with another Muslim guy getting stabbed.0.98
01:20:04.460That becomes evidence of anti-Semitism where you have to make laws to make sure it never happens again.0.97
01:20:09.000And the Jewish people have our undying support and everything they could possibly need.
01:20:14.040meanwhile you have the systematic abuse of white girls and it's um even talking about it is
01:20:19.300actually punished so again just i'm i'll keep going i mean i just gotta go through all this
01:20:26.280but like like are you going crazy too am i the only one do people know about that like if you
01:20:34.460showed a normie this video how long would they make it through would they think i'm crazy
01:20:37.800would they look into any of this stuff do they even care if you tell them that there were no
01:20:43.560graves ever found at a residential school does that change their opinion in the slightest
01:20:48.160or just like we talked about with the violence at trump rallies has all of these lies been
01:20:55.120cemented in like a brick into the wall mortared into place never to be removed so even if you
01:21:01.700go through and systematically disprove every instance of what they believe you can remove
01:21:08.500each brick, the wall will still stand. That's the crazy thing about it. So even if I went through
01:21:13.900and strap somebody down to a chair, clockwork horn style, peeled their eyes open and forced
01:21:19.280them to look at the evidence, the first person prima facie evidence of something like the total
01:21:26.080absolute lack of grave sites, do you think that will actually affect them? Or do you think in
01:21:32.640their mind, what they're saying is, yeah, but they did genocide the native Americans, but the
01:21:38.340Native Americans did get genocided. They were here. Now they're not. So they did get, even if
01:21:42.620you didn't find the graves, that doesn't change the fact that they got genocide. I don't need0.68
01:21:45.880evidence for that. And even if that didn't happen, white people did genocide non-white people.0.97
01:21:52.580White people do genocide. Colonialism and genocide is part of white people's culture,0.98
01:21:58.060part of white people's history. So even if I go through and systematically disprove every instance0.82
01:22:03.480that informs that belief, they will still retain the belief. They will still, there's enough
01:22:07.940structure there that even if I force them to watch something that thoroughly disproves one of the
01:22:13.720bricks in the wall, it does not change the structural nature of their belief system.
01:22:18.560That's the problem that we have. And that's why I wanted to go over a decade of lies,
01:22:22.940because this is one decade in about eight equally as insane and ridiculous. I mean,0.97
01:22:28.660after World War II, this is what our world has been like deliberately. This is what0.83
01:22:33.100it all leads to. This level of insanity has built upon itself. And at this point,
01:22:41.020it's going to take decades to undo if we can even undo it. And what we really need to be doing as
01:22:46.720we talk about politically moving forward is move forward regardless of whether people
01:22:53.740want to understand reality. I'm fine with the left being imprisoned in this cage of lies.
01:23:02.780I'm fine with them thinking that white people are genocidal. They just need to not have any political power or an ability to express that. That needs to be the solution. Moving forward, it's like these people, a lot of these people are too far gone. I mean, I would think that any leftist or liberal presented with like this video I'm making, this list of crap, the lies.0.94
01:23:25.680how many of them could they write off totally i mean how many of them could they say yeah well0.98
01:23:33.640you know who cares like half maybe half of them if they're really just like don't care
01:23:37.040they're really like yeah the vaccine was bad but like was it that bad you know that's how they
01:23:41.300treat most of this stuff it's like well maybe it did that but was it to really do it and like
01:23:45.080yeah i guess crime rates went up but like i don't know anybody that got murdered like that's sort of
01:23:49.080their their frame of reference of course i have had friends murdered because of the crime wave
01:23:54.440in austin so but even people who know people who got murdered yeah i mean you got murdered but like
01:23:59.600that's not evidence of like the defund the police was bad so you know i don't know i don't know if
01:24:04.560you showed them a video of 50 events and 25 of them they could in their own mind justify0.74
01:24:11.220disbelieving it it's 25 and not not enough to still make them be like holy crap like what
01:24:17.660our world is full of lies like so so while i used to really genuinely firmly believe that
01:24:25.660that if people were just presented with this information they would be able to grasp it
01:24:29.880they would care because i because in a way i believe them because
01:24:33.520because their particular form of insanity makes them convincing or or even convinces themselves
01:24:41.020because i like i believe when people say that they care about others i believe when they say
01:24:46.120they care about oppression when you have people who like go out of their way and are willing to
01:24:49.660get arrested by protesting and going out in front because they they believe that oppression is
01:24:53.760happening they're going to stand up against it i'm i'm this like crazy type optimist because
01:24:57.800that's the type of person i am i genuinely that is and like it's embarrassing but i've admitted0.87
01:25:03.920it before there was a time as a as an innocent that is retarded high schooler you know when it0.81
01:25:11.840came to i'm trying to think of his name who was the first black lives matter guy not auburn not0.87
01:25:17.480ahmed arbery but uh zimmerman and him like when that whole thing was going on the skittles and
01:25:23.720the iced tea you know i i bought the lie and i remember being like fired up and being like
01:25:29.440like this was a kid walking around because of his race he was murdered how do you not see that
01:25:33.900that's wrong like i really believe that but then i saw what actually i actually saw the facts i
01:25:39.600actually saw the arguments i actually looked at the case that was happening and so the guy was
01:25:43.400getting his head beat into the concrete and and then when i realized i go wait wait a second not
01:25:47.920only am i not any i'm not fired up about it and i'm not like actually defending the guy kind of
01:25:53.100just think it's a tragedy now but now i'm like now mad that people took advantage of me now i'm mad
01:25:57.520that i was lied to now i'm mad at the media for playing on my sympathy playing on my goodness i
01:26:05.480think I think it's good to have sympathy if if if it really was a child walking around getting
01:26:09.800murdered like yeah everybody should be in you know feel for that and so and so then I flip and
01:26:16.500then I go well wait you people lied to me you lied to me you played on my empathy you played1.00
01:26:21.420on my goodness to achieve your own ends you're scum you're absolute scum and I'm I'm gonna know1.00
01:26:27.780that from now on and move in that and so I'm just like I kind of just thought everybody was like I1.00
01:26:34.900kind of thought that was a natural way to be. It kind of only makes sense. If you're actually
01:26:38.380going to be that passionate about something, if you're passionate about oppression that way,
01:26:42.420and then I can prove to you incontrovertibly like, okay, well, here's where oppression actually
01:26:46.500exists. Here's where people are actually being disadvantaged. I kind of expect you to care
01:26:53.120about that. I kind of expect you to come along with me and go, yeah, it's bad in the 60s when
01:26:59.440black people were beaten for wanting to sit at the lunch counter. I can believe that. And1.00
01:27:04.860I can see how that is bad. It's not happening anymore. Now I can see how it's bad that white
01:27:11.180kids are not allowed to go to the schools they're qualified for. So they can't get the jobs they0.98
01:27:15.460want. So their lives are made significantly worse and the society suffers. I can see how that's bad.
01:27:24.240And it just blows my mind. The number of people who are so programmed by the sort of categories
01:27:29.700of what they're allowed to believe and what they're allowed to understand. It is truly crazy.
01:27:34.860I'd say the same thing about climate change and the fact that like, I'm actually an environmentalist. I actually care about the earth. It actually makes me sick to my stomach to see the way that the Chinese are, you know, dropping electrified fishing nets to kill everything in the ocean. Or it's hard not to like tear up when you hear about it, a beautiful animal going extinct, right? Like the white rhino, which right now I believe two white rhinos exist. Both of them are female.
01:28:00.320like there's there's something god created that we've destroyed forever there's something that
01:28:08.100like as we speak we're living through the last iteration of like a species of animal
01:28:14.900that i think would be better alive point being that like just like i'm somebody who
01:28:21.960feels strongly about justice who who wants to strongly oppose oppression it confuses me
01:28:30.060Why other people who seem to also feel that way can't figure out where it really is in the same way it blows my mind that people who are actually environmentalists who say they are who it seems like agree with me.
01:28:46.360they're like yeah we shouldn't burn forest down like what instead are just totally ravenously
01:28:51.680like psychotically dedicated to this climate change agenda where they will literally just
01:28:57.700like cut down forest burn it as fuel and say it's green because it's not coal and like they're fine
01:29:03.240with that why are they fine with that why are why why just why why are people like this why is
01:29:09.820everyone like this and why is it everything you know like maybe some people you would think could0.70
01:29:19.260be like i see through the black lives matter crap i know what's actually happening with race in this0.93
01:29:23.780country but i still believe in climate change you'd be like wow you're you know you're smart0.99
01:29:28.680about this but dumb about this but instead it's like it's like everybody believes the lie and0.85
01:29:34.900anybody with the capability of breaking out of the lie and actually looking at one topic0.97
01:29:39.320critically and understanding the truth sort of just intrinsically and naturally believes
01:29:43.700like understands everything else i don't know i don't know but it's very rare that you have people
01:29:48.020who are only part way fooled by the narratives but i say all of this as a tangent from the fact that
01:29:57.960christian churches christian schools christians themselves left um right wingers trump supporters
01:30:03.520I don't have things like Aaron Danielson, Trump supporter, gunned down in the streets of Portland.
01:30:08.940His murderer was interviewed by Vice as a hero.
01:30:12.160I don't even have things like that.0.95
01:30:13.500I don't even have Irina Zarutska in here, a white woman targeted for murder.1.00
01:30:17.540But the reason is because Irina Zarutska only made headlines because she was a beautiful white girl, because she was Ukrainian, and because the brutality of the video that was released.0.58
01:30:29.240but if i were to mention every pretty white girl killed by a black guy i mean i'd have to make the
01:30:35.940show about that and only that so so not to downplay not to downplay any of that but
01:30:42.440but i'm i'm not trying to like dwell on individual circumstances i'm trying to explain
01:30:48.600the narrative manipulation that goes on and has gone on for the last 10 years now it all
01:30:54.020compounds on top of itself and how it all builds lie upon lie and how absurd on the face of it
01:31:01.040these lies are and how even if they were believed in the beginning even if people could justify
01:31:04.640thinking that covid came from a wet lab or a wet market and not a lab at this point it is
01:31:11.140acknowledged it is well known it is officially confirmed that it came from a lab so even if you
01:31:16.900believed that back then maybe you should believe this now and if you believe that it came from a
01:31:21.780lab now. Maybe you should ask yourself about why that was covered up before. And then you might
01:31:26.520realize that, okay, the media knew what they were doing. They actually covered it up. The media
01:31:31.980made me less safe and caused me pain. This whole system actually, it turns out,
01:31:38.900is in a coordinated fashion doing all of this on purpose. So they just don't think about it at all.
01:31:44.640So it's weird because some things are obviously wrong in the face of them. Other things,
01:31:50.080Even if you believe them, eventually you scan all of the grounds. You don't find any graves. You should admit that you were wrong. And then you should question why everybody believed it or pretended to believe it and what the motivation of that narrative was.
01:32:04.520You have the creation of ethnic enclaves over the past 10 years. Examples like Minnesota, Lewiston, Maine, Michigan, New Hampshire, Hamtrap, Michigan, Clark County, and Springfield, Ohio, with tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of foreigners moved to locations where they are literally identifying locations on the basis of racial homogeneity.
01:32:27.200So they plant colonies of Africans into formerly white towns, and so many of them get planted that it becomes an electoral certainty that any of their population will get elected. You are basically granting them congressional districts, meaning you're granting them political power, meaning you're granting them access to unearned wealth, meaning you are advantaging them over the other people that already live there.0.84
01:32:54.160again once again you at you have to ask why the hell are we committing suicide0.86
01:32:59.160more ethnic enclaves like the 90 foot tall monkey demon statue um in texas god forbid0.96
01:33:10.420colony ridge lakewood new jersey with the hasidic jews it's um increased significantly over0.92
01:33:16.880the very recent past you have the attack on humanity that widespread pornography represents1.00
01:33:25.460only fans being the worst possible manifestation of this you have the endless amounts of fraud
01:33:34.400that have been exposed that we seem just to be like barely scraping away at the paint of the
01:33:40.540giant building of fraud that we're dealing with and truly what's been revealed recently exposes
01:33:45.840that just all of our money is being stolen and given to criminals all like all of it like pretty
01:33:52.940much all of it it's like that 30 trillion dollars of debt it's all just like being used to purchase
01:33:58.720nikes from people who filed an llc in order to apply for a ppp loan that then got forgiven like
01:34:06.440that's what our government is for now that's what it does okay the justice system doesn't like
01:34:13.200punish criminals it identifies ways to punish white people for their normal behavior the
01:34:19.480school system doesn't educate children it racially radicalizes children and shapes their0.96
01:34:28.220you know moral and social framework into something leftist and retarded you got the h1b so along with0.97
01:34:36.140illegal you've got the legal immigration again you've got the censorship revealed during the0.95
01:34:40.980Twitter files, including the Hunter Biden laptop story, which was just, again, just yet another
01:34:47.160egregious example of government malfeasance and intervention in the electoral process.
01:34:52.020You've got the debanking that occurred and continues to occur against anybody who the0.83
01:34:57.400Jews don't like, basically. You know, you either bend the knee or you can't have money anymore.0.81
01:35:05.320It's basically how it works. And take it up with stop antisemitism and the Canary Mission,
01:35:10.540If you disagree, you've got the school boards. You've got moms going to talk to school boards and Merrick Garland and Biden's Department of Justice reaching out to the school board president, asking that president to write them a letter saying that they were being subjected to domestic terrorism because you had moms going to stop transgenderism, transgender propaganda, homosexual pornography being spread in elementary school.
01:35:40.540The government itself fabricated a request because they wanted to punish these people, surveil these people, and eradicate these people as domestic terrorists.
01:35:52.180These people being mothers concerned about what their children were being taught in schools.
01:36:00.200I mean, I'm sorry, but look at this man's face and tell me that you aren't about to commit a federal crime.
01:36:06.720Tell me that you can't see through this man, because this is what we're dealing with, folks. We're dealing with people like this, like this smiling person, this grinning, seemingly benign and decent man who just is a bubbling cauldron of evil.
01:36:34.780who will literally, while smiling, while saying in very convincing and carefully crafted terms
01:36:43.640about how unbiased and careful the Department of Justice was in strictly pursuing criminality
01:36:51.240for criminal's sake. And we would never let our judgment be clouded by political considerations.
01:36:56.860we are above such things for we take our responsibility as sacred meanwhile underneath
01:37:04.400this this visage this face is just a bubbling seething cauldron of just black tar just he would
01:37:14.180rip a child out of the mother's arms and smash it on the ground and you know ask you to apologize0.68
01:37:21.940for getting blood on his shoes like he like I just makes me feel crazy makes me feel crazy0.92
01:37:30.400this mother this gentleman is walking around like Alejandro Mayorkas0.97
01:37:37.680sorry I'm feeling a little bit dizzy I'm sorry I'm getting a little bit dizzy
01:37:44.420I'm seeing red I'm picturing faces in my mind I'm picturing picturing Merrick Garland and
01:37:51.320Alejandro Mayorkas and Jonathan Greenblatt I'm picturing Anthony Fauci and Bill Gates and you1.00
01:37:57.700just it's just these these people you know you know Loudoun County is where a lot of the transgender
01:38:04.980abuse occurred in which a transgender a boy dressed up like a girl went into a girl's bathroom and0.66
01:38:14.860raped a girl and the school board covered it up because at the time they were trying to pass a0.82
01:38:19.900law to allow boys to use the girls restroom and it would have been a little inconvenient if you0.98
01:38:24.140had like a rape right in the middle of that conversation you know then maybe people would
01:38:27.620have known what the consequences were and so they would have stopped it so in order to facilitate
01:38:32.040the potential raping of girls they had to cover up the rape so it wouldn't affect the vote that
01:38:37.980would set the table for and allow the conditions in which that type of activity could continue
01:38:43.820and it did by the way because they covered it up because they didn't actually punish it because
01:38:47.900they wanted to hide it because they wanted the bill to pass the law to pass the vote to succeed
01:38:52.220because they are just that desperate it's like i mean if you were to just put it as like a game or
01:38:58.160something you know it's like you know if they're if they're making a deal and it's like okay
01:39:02.020you get transgender bathrooms but in exchange this little girl has her life destroyed this
01:39:07.560little girl never feels safe in a bathroom again this little girl will have nightmares for the0.90
01:39:12.260next 10 years and will never you know feel safe being intimate with a man she might never get
01:39:17.460married and die a spinster spinster because her first ever sexual experience was being0.97
01:39:22.540raped in her own school's bathroom by a boy in a dress so that's the trade-off is it worth it0.97
01:39:28.800is it worth it and they just they believe that strongly they're like yeah absolutely it's worth
01:39:32.300it absolutely i they go out of their they actually engage in a cover-up like they actually will put
01:39:37.520their own lives at risk but to hide that rape to guarantee more rapes happen because what happened
01:39:44.000was they covered that rape up by sending the rapist to a different school where he did it
01:39:48.320where believe it or not he literally did it again and then when the boy when the girl's father went
01:39:54.360to the school board to address this little issue they uh arrested him and tased him and tried to
01:40:00.480him to jail for a long time because our entire system is just that sickeningly evil are you
01:40:06.700getting it yet you have the great reset and digital id i mean this is all still happening
01:40:14.540but all facilitated by covid you have the trump cases the attempt to destroy our ability to elect
01:40:19.700the person that we want even though trump turned out to be such a disappointment this is still
01:40:25.340absolutely wrong and never should have been allowed to happen uh once trump got into office
01:40:33.200again, you have the Tesla attacks, the massive campaign of domestic terror where Tesla dealerships
01:40:38.440were burned for some reason. They just let that happen. They just let that happen for some reason,
01:40:43.700even though it was like, you know, terrorism. It was basically financial terrorism because they
01:40:48.160were attacking Tesla dealerships and attacking people with Teslas. So people didn't want to buy
01:40:52.460Teslas anymore because they didn't want to be attacked. So their stock price went down because
01:40:56.400they wanted to force Elon to get out of the government by destroying his company as long0.99
01:41:01.620He was in the government, which is crazy because you would think that this is like setting a mousetrap with cheese that like, okay, all these very stupid liberals are going around throwing Molotov cocktails into Tesla dealerships.0.99
01:41:17.760You can arrest them and charge them with terrorism and like actually do something out of this.0.99
01:41:28.100I mean, there's story after story because Tesla's, I don't know if you know this, are covered in cameras. So there's like tons of videos of people with their faces just like, you know, destroying property and just they just don't go to jail. It's just it's fine. You know.
01:41:40.520tesla attacks continue we're getting to the end here
01:41:46.220do we even need to get into it do we even need to address the war in gaza the hamas attack the
01:41:55.240funding of hamas that was revealed by israel the stand-down order i mean let's just move on
01:41:59.220okay because we've got the war in iran and i don't even have time all right just but just you know
01:42:03.720the january 6th thing gets even worse because you've got this brian cole person who they claim
01:42:10.300is the suspect who planted the pipe bombs but suspiciously they only arrested the guy like
01:42:15.240five years after the event a week after steve baker unveiled that it was most likely a former
01:42:21.420capitol police officer now cia recruit who actually planted the bombs he comes out with this story
01:42:27.240suggesting that's the case one week later they claim to catch this autistic black guy
01:42:31.600they arrest him brian cole jr they force a confession out of him only to fast forward
01:42:38.420to october 2026 where steve baker and armitas show cctv footage of coal across from the capital
01:42:45.720during the exact time that the bombs were being planted thoroughly disproving his involvement
01:42:51.160involvement that he's always denied and his family is always denied and the forensic have always
01:42:55.140rejected but he's still in prison because our because our government carried off a false flag
01:43:02.520on january 6th that they used to destroy the trump movement and imprison a bunch of people and
01:43:06.720destroy a bunch of people's rights. And it would kind of blow up the whole story if the guy that
01:43:11.260they say planted the bomb was in fact on camera a mile away at the time. So they're going to keep
01:43:16.720him in jail and ruin his life. That's easier. And then of course you have the killing of Charlie
01:43:21.200Kirk and the utter outrageous failure of the Trump administration to do anything about it.
01:43:28.800Perhaps the most disappointing, the most direct attack, the attack that has been the most
01:43:34.140successful for the left who still to this day now you have prominent popular left-wing
01:43:39.680personalities literally openly mocking the murder of charlie kirk
01:43:44.780and uh you can't help but think that if charlie kirk was in charge
01:43:57.540all of those people would be dead now maybe maybe not they'd at least be in prison something would
01:44:07.560happen something would have happened because what has happened now what has actually happened
01:44:12.080as a result of this so charlie kirk was murdered people in public positions people with jobs in
01:44:20.240the government, people who are teachers and other professions, were so brazen and confident
01:44:27.860in the aftermath that they just like made TikToks just laughing about it.
01:44:32.080They just, you know, a father, an innocent man, a man who's never hurt anybody, who
01:44:36.260didn't even have any real power to disadvantage anybody, a man who was self-made, who literally
01:44:43.500made his entire life's mission to peacefully discuss important issues in a in a congenial way
01:44:50.560who again it's just i mean not that anybody deserves what he what happened to him
01:44:58.460but like he deserved it less than billions of other people and yet you have like decent
01:45:07.700normal seemingly normal seemingly decent professionals seem smart seem good heart
01:45:14.020just like they don't even it doesn't even enter their mind to not do it they just like would make
01:45:19.160videos of themselves laughing mocking encouraging the murder of this man the brutal assassination
01:45:27.120of a father essentially in front of his children and they just have no heart they literally think
01:45:34.620it's funny. These demons are walking amongst us. And so a few of them got fired. A few of these
01:45:42.880people, a few of these disgusting, sick jokes, excuses for human beings, these husks, these0.99
01:45:51.120animals in human form, actually got fired from their jobs. You know what's happened since then?0.95
01:45:57.460Many of them have sued over wrongful termination and have been rewarded with millions of dollars.
01:46:02.920There are multiple examples of people who celebrated, mocked, encouraged the murder, the political murder of an innocent father.
01:46:14.100And the upshot is they were rewarded with millions of dollars for it.
01:46:19.100They got fired from some job they may not have wanted.
01:46:22.180And a year later, that company had to cut them a check for millions of dollars.
01:46:29.400So that might represent like truly the most depressing and sickening, sickening development over the last 10 years.
01:46:44.300But it sort of tells you where we ended up.
01:46:48.680and so again you know what let's just so just because it's taken me two hours to go through
01:46:55.600this like like do you understand do you understand in 10 years the sheer unrelenting deluge of
01:47:06.120deception the attacks against our people against our way of life against our nation against our
01:47:12.020laws, against our gender, against scientific reality, against decent relations, against
01:47:21.620Like, do you realize what we've been through in the last decade?
01:47:25.700Do you realize how much worse it's going to get if we can't now, now that the spell has
01:47:33.120been broken, now that the Trump era is coming to an end?
01:47:37.900Do we understand that the last decade was just relentless attacks and a total lack of counterattack, relentless devastation against the fundamental fabric of our societies?
01:47:56.180And there's been an absolute dearth, a total lack, a complete absence of anything even remotely approaching recompense, the same thing in the other direction.
01:48:12.400we have not had a single example i could point to of anything that has done any damage substantial
01:48:23.160insubstantial moderate vanishingly small there what has happened we've deported
01:48:30.040one one hundredth of the people that have come in it's not exactly a big success
01:48:35.640we made dei illegal and then didn't enforce it so it didn't actually happen
01:48:40.640abortion is slightly harder to get now instead of going down the road to get an abortion your
01:48:50.000company will pay for you to take a week to go to a different state to get an abortion
01:48:53.400was that a big victory of ours is that what we're hanging on our trophy wall or um
01:48:59.120let's see we did get the people pardoned who were supposed to be rotting away in prison for the next
01:49:07.64020 years because of january 6th but the people that put them in prison are still working in the
01:49:12.760justice department who committed perjury never been held to account for it we haven't even fixed
01:49:18.400our electoral system let alone punish the people who stole the election in 2020
01:49:23.360we're probably on the cusp of some sort of ai empowered great reset 2.0 cyber attack because
01:49:33.540Because we haven't punished a single person who either through overwhelming incompetence, like inexplicably bad incompetence, or just, you know, they were committing crimes against humanity.
01:49:49.960Nobody's been held to account for anything that happened under COVID.
01:49:56.440And it genuinely just goes on and on and on.
01:49:59.300So, I don't know if we can take another decade of this. I don't know if we'll be here if we have another decade where every couple of months we are slammed with the most insane and unprecedented attack the world has ever seen.
01:50:18.560I mean, how much longer can this go on? How many more lies can this facade uphold before it collapses under its own weight?
01:50:29.300and what do we need to do so that the next 10 years is like this last decade in reverse
01:50:39.360what do we need to do to where in 10 years from now i'm sitting here in 2036 going through the
01:50:47.060list of 53 devastating attacks against the left 53 examples of the left wing being thrown into
01:50:55.700prison or having an election stolen from them like at this point do you understand why people
01:51:02.540are a feel betrayed by trump b getting sick of business as usual and unwilling to accept
01:51:19.660the the response to any of these things has been so pathetic and underwhelming0.69
01:51:26.440and and maybe if it hit us all in one year maybe it's the fact that it's over 10 years and we just0.59
01:51:32.600we get a couple weeks to get used to something and it starts that the intensity starts to fade
01:51:36.960by the time they hit us with something else what do we need to do what do we need to do
01:51:43.380so that what we just went through for 10 years actually informs our actions moving forward
01:51:51.660so we can actually fully comprehend the battle that we're fighting the war that we're in
01:51:57.700how can we those of us who know and are aware and and tuned in and want to take the correct steps
01:52:05.040how do we get everybody else to understand that the things that have occurred over the last 10
01:52:10.300years. Every one of them was a deliberate, organized attack on either a people, a religion,
01:52:20.740a nation, a fundamental value, or just on reality itself. How do we comprehend, understand,
01:52:30.700and then act on the seriousness of this how and this is you know often you know it's like
01:52:41.340it's like i've said before it's like i'm in london during the blitz trying desperately to convince
01:52:48.020my neighbors that we are in fact at war with germany that this isn't an accident it's like
01:52:52.040if these events their effects if they could be seen on camera if it could be
01:52:58.940fully exposed, you know, the just crushing pain that so many of this stuff, so much of this stuff
01:53:09.700has caused. If we could invoke people's sympathy, if we, I mean, what do we need? Do we need a
01:53:17.060Schindler's list of COVID, you know? Do we need a heart, something that tugs on your heartstrings
01:53:24.080and shows a little girl in a red dress like is that like what do we need to do
01:53:30.160to get people to understand what's going on understand how serious it is because that's
01:53:35.920the thing i mean you bring up the holocaust you bring up slavery it's like they're capable of
01:53:39.740understanding yeah i mean they weren't affected you know people now aren't affected by the holocaust
01:53:43.500but you know they'll get fired up at they under they'll be like what the hell why would you say
01:53:47.860that why are we not like that about the residential schools why are we not like that
01:53:52.540when it comes to covid or to january 6th we should be angry about this stuff it should
01:54:00.380get us fired up we should understand that we have been under relentless concerted brutal attack
01:54:07.240all of us and even those of us who haven't been directly thrown into prison or stabbed in the back0.97
01:54:16.060or been run over on a soccer field because there's some you know radical anti-white terrorist
01:54:22.240running down children which happens regularly like what even if we're not directly destroyed
01:54:31.560over it can we not recognize the subtle pernicious influence of inflation of your wages going down
01:54:39.680of your education being curtailed of your children being disadvantaged in school and then not let0.98
01:54:44.960into the right university and then mask on their face limiting their auction making them dumber0.80
01:54:49.520fluoride in the water poison in the pesticide it's like when are we going to understand the
01:54:55.640attack that we're under and then fight back because it is not hard none of these things
01:55:02.900should have been allowed to happen none of these things should continue to go unavenged
01:55:07.780without justice being restored none of these things should be forgotten
01:55:12.560but i've i just i can't even say like if we honestly if we if i'm back here 10 years from
01:55:22.860now and this stuff hasn't been like it's unacceptable we have to we have that needs
01:55:28.520to be like our mission like what what do we do next has to be how do we not only prevent any of
01:55:34.360this crap from happening ever again. But there's no statute of limitations when it comes to
01:55:42.220undermining the foundational principles of your government. I refuse to acknowledge that James
01:55:49.640Comey can just twiddle his thumbs for five years and suddenly his attempt to undermine the very
01:55:56.120fundamental foundational, the fabric of our republic. He doesn't just get to get away with
01:56:01.820that Merrick Garland doesn't just get to get away with what he did. Alejandro Mayorkas doesn't just
01:56:07.520get to get away with what he did. We have a long backlog. We better start checking off names pretty
01:56:14.740soon because these guys are going to die. And I don't want them to escape justice like that.
01:56:22.880so this is what inspires this is what fires me up this is what
01:56:30.200i live every day of my life because just like we've barely scratched the surface here every
01:56:37.380day there's more stories like this every day there's more absurdity that we're forced to endure0.97
01:56:43.120And until we can seize the methods of mass communication, until we can start sending out reality over the airwaves, until we can seize the power we need to stop these liars and deceivers, scumbag, scam artist individuals.0.95
01:57:09.120individuals, then we will continue to just endlessly suffer for nothing.
01:57:17.840So I hope to see you at the conference where we will take the first steps
01:57:23.420towards a political program that could very well cure us of this cancer, rid us of this plague,
01:57:34.500and get back to a world that tells the truth,
01:57:39.180that makes sense, that is sincere and loving and generous and good.
01:57:46.260I don't like dwelling on all of this stuff.0.99
01:57:48.680I don't like feeling so angry and impotent about this crap.0.98
01:57:57.320And at a certain point, we have to realize it is a matter of will.0.99