00:20:49.840I might have to change my outfit because I feel like this might be a little bit not the right outfit for tonight because things are just going to happen.
00:21:00.840Yeah, well, that's what this show is all about.
00:30:13.540And when that Ponzi goes insolvent, as all Ponzi's must,
00:30:17.540we'll get the worst economic collapse in world history.
00:30:21.540And every powerful person you can think of is in on it.
00:30:26.540Want to know why everything gets worse and more expensive?
00:30:29.540That's because we live in a secret kleptocracy.
00:30:32.540That's when the government gets taken over by con artists
00:30:36.540whose only job is to steal from the public.0.51
00:30:39.540And I hope you know, this is wonderful news, because now that the public knows about the secret kleptocracy, they get to abolish their criminal government.
00:30:51.720Follow for more, or read this booklet, and you will bend history.0.91
00:31:02.060Almost seems like maybe he's bending his gender maybe a little bit?1.00
00:31:05.600Yeah, he did sound a bit like a fag.1.00
00:31:06.920I mean, no question, he's got a burning passion1.00
01:17:24.240of it all, they're going to just simply be0.99
01:17:25.980pissed off that they're even there in the first fucking0.97
01:17:27.940place because it's not like they wanted to leave.0.99
01:17:30.020right yeah we're not we're not talking about people who looked at a country and we're like
01:17:34.700you know what i want to immigrate there and i want to live there and i want to do this or that0.97
01:17:39.420right these are people that have been displaced because of ridiculous wars and fucking whatever0.95
01:17:44.360a lot of it too is uh the middle east in some of these countries like in north africa are0.97
01:17:49.740emptying their jails they're deporting everybody that's in their jails yeah that's a fun time too
01:17:54.080right so a lot of a lot of the criminals like for instance right here look at this the data from the0.98
01:17:58.380Interior Ministry shows that 41% of all crime suspects are foreigners, with 2.246 million people in the country suspected of a crime in 2023, which is 7.3% more than in 2022.
01:18:11.520Overall, foreigners only represent 15% of the population.0.98
01:18:14.840That is an insignificant fucking increase for 15% of the goddamn population.1.00
01:18:19.680So that tells you right there, most of the people that they're importing into Europe are fucking criminals.1.00
01:18:24.380yeah you're gonna have the some people that those people that are want to want a better life because1.00
01:18:28.880they live in a shithole but for every one of those there's fucking 10 of these guys0.97
01:18:33.820so you see again clergy plan in full motion right here right1.00
01:18:39.540uh the course this corresponds to an increase in almost 18 percent yeah yeah 18 percent increase
01:18:47.500reports die weld citing as yet unpublished crime statistics for 2023 from the federal ministry of
01:18:53.880the interior they now account for almost 41 of all suspects a total of 2.246 million people in
01:19:01.460germany were suspected of a crime yeah i just read this 7.3 more than in 2022 yeah it's just0.74
01:19:07.560fucking nuts man well and i mean the other aspect too like you're displacing them and it's not like0.97
01:19:13.700they're you know they're coming over poor as well so that's certainly not fucking open no and dumping0.99
01:19:19.320them into places where you know like like use canada as an example taking in the amount that
01:19:24.920we took in it's just not smart at all we've already got a health care system that's strained
01:19:35.080all of our systems are strained all of our services are strained it doesn't matter they're1.00
01:19:40.440just going to continue to bring them in the only thing that we need is people from our own country1.00
01:19:45.560to be able to fight for our country and they're not we need more houses faster bring it home i0.95
01:19:52.240think it's a massive slap in the face too that we have a fucking homeless issue where many many of0.96
01:19:58.700us have fucking tent encampments around our cities um but we've also got hotels where we're spending0.98
01:20:06.320100 million a year or more um to house people that weren't even citizens here right so basically0.98
01:20:15.080that's like saying well you know we could have helped the homeless at one point but we chose
01:20:19.880not to yeah um yeah but now that these people are coming we're going to choose to help them
01:20:25.960right like that it's just how many uh how many got imported into canada in the last year how
01:20:31.800how much did our population rise it went from i think it's over 40 what 40 41 million now or
01:20:37.800something like that they want a population where we're up to 41 million yeah they want uh they
01:20:43.240they want our population up over a hundred million by 2021.
01:20:46.120That's part of the century initiative.
02:04:14.200And you win because you have a better case.
02:04:16.800This man has been indicted 91 times. And do we really expect him to govern in a stable, appropriate, rules-based, respectful way? Of course not.
02:04:32.380And if you're somebody who thinks, well, yeah, but he's entertaining and politics and boring and, you know, I don't know what they do anyway, you cannot think like that in this election. No matter what issue you care about, I don't care what it is, you will find that the next president will have some influence on that.
02:04:50.580And you want somebody, at the very least, who will try to find what the facts are and make decisions that are evidence-based.
02:05:00.640And finally, I think we haven't talked much about the international arena, but, you know, his bromance with Putin.
02:05:08.260And it was actually called that, I think, by the former prime minister of Australia, who said he saw Trump with Putin.
02:05:14.260And Trump was like, you know, just gaga over Putin.
02:05:18.140who does what he would kill his opposition imprison his opposition drive you know journalists and
02:05:26.920others into exile rule without any check or balance that's what trump really wants and so
02:05:35.360we have to be very conscious of how he uh sees the world because in that world he only sees
02:05:42.720strongman leaders. He sees Putin. He sees Xi in North Korea. Those are the people he is
02:05:52.280modeling himself after. And we've been down this road in our world history. We sure don't want to
02:06:00.420go down that again, especially when my view, having negotiated with Putin and knowing that
02:06:06.520one of the reasons he went after me is because he knew I would deal with him in an appropriate way.
02:06:12.720it's really important to think about what could happen to our world uh with trump back at the
02:06:22.620white house withdrawing us from nato not caring about what happens in europe our biggest trading
02:06:28.820partner the place where we share values with uh the idea that he wants ukraine to fail
02:06:35.460the idea that he doesn't want us to be able to surveil our enemies i mean this is a very0.99
02:06:41.400holy fuck she's insane yeah holy fuck was that something else it doesn't surprise me coming1.00
02:06:50.380from the fucking witch's mouth but still that is fucking something else where to start1.00
02:06:55.760yeah where to exactly taz where to fucking start now first of all um what's didn't her and also1.00
02:07:03.600barack basically like credit solinsky for their whole fucking tactics in their political careers0.94
02:07:09.180i'm pretty sure well you know i think i think one of my favorite under her and barack obama's0.95
02:07:15.880government they were arresting and imprisoning and having journalists and other civilians
02:07:20.440leave the country and get imprisoned yeah the other fun part the other fun part is where she's
02:07:27.960like uh talking about whether or not they should believe that trump would get rule under a rules
02:07:33.080based environment and it's like well like isn't there already a term that you can look back on
03:24:37.940go south uranus put on a turtleneck now no i love maps man i can fucking yeah right all day long
03:24:44.540absolutely pete absolutely i like to put maps on walls all right so if you look to the right0.97
03:24:52.540where armenia is okay that's that's where uh we're sorry uh kamikaze i'm gonna call you out
03:25:01.320That's where Kamikaze was saying the, that's where he was saying the, the church was, uh, now the, all the Aryan myths come across that from that church where Armenia, they come across that, the top there over to the, to the far, the far west of Turkey.
03:25:30.660and then you see where it says uh zymar or it's mar it's mutt right here yeah yeah that's the
03:25:41.980ionian coast that's where the war of troy happened the trojan war oh interesting that's also where
03:25:49.140plato did his thing that's also where um pythagoras comes from that's also where john the baptist was
03:25:58.860buried that's also where uh where i believe jesus sorry jesus was from nazareth but
03:26:07.560this is this area of the world specifically is very very freaking important for all the
03:26:17.880all the myths this is where all the mithraic myths were and and it ended up being where
03:26:24.580they established the byzantine empire after the fall of the decadent roman empire well you want
03:26:31.560to hear an interesting fact i can put on this when it comes to ancient norse theory yeah when
03:26:37.040it comes to some ancient norse theory there's some ancient norse scholars that believe that
03:26:40.480the ossa gods are actually come from a region in northern turkey called iceland and that they
03:26:45.600immigrated immigrated north up into the northern northern scandinavia region they were the
03:26:50.860precursors of a lot of the tribes that are what are the descendants of today so there are some
03:26:56.060old north scholars that do believe that like odin and the gods are actually tribesmen that came from
03:27:01.440the istanbul area or like this whole northern turkish area and there were every it was a region
03:27:07.020called asal and asaland it's really interesting theory so they believe that they came from this
03:27:13.960area of the world as well some yeah some old north scholars not like every one of them it's not like
03:27:18.500a concrete belief in in the theory behind where the norse come from but there are some that do
03:27:24.040believe that when it's written by like uh sterleson's work and a cut and uh saxo germanicus's
03:27:30.120work i believe as well too so there are a lot of interesting different uh approaches to even when
03:27:34.900it comes to my own ancestry like our own culture too right so actually that's what survive the jive
03:27:40.200does really well is talking about the phenotypes and the genetics behind um the indo-european
03:44:50.120And it's usually the parents usually know their kid better than their kid knows himself, too.
03:44:55.340So they know what to look for almost better than you might be able to in a marriage partner that's going to last longer.
03:45:08.220Yeah, but there's also nothing wrong with making a marriage a business transaction of sorts when you're marrying families to maintain blood.
03:45:18.040thank god you said family that happened a lot no but keep it so that it's you know
03:45:23.200well you know i'm not to a point of what you're talking about sarah i'll go back to again to like
03:45:29.900old norse uh that's where i specialize in but like there's a lot of like uh similarities there
03:45:35.500in old norse culture they'd have arranged marriages um and a lot of the times the reason
03:45:40.380why they do that one is because the procreation of the tribe number one um number two though is
03:45:45.540also uh forging alliances amongst other tribes so they'll be strengthening their tribe and
03:45:50.980building their tribe and also helping neighboring tribes as well and so those tribes like so say
03:45:56.080like the the jarl of a tribe's daughter will be married off to the son of another girl from the
03:46:01.620next tribe over so then those tribes would be unified by this particular marriage and then0.98
03:46:05.780say if like a fucking battle had to go by like if they had to go to battle with their king they'd0.96
03:46:10.320like they'd be better unified unit than what they would have been if they if their tribes0.96
03:46:15.260weren't connected together right so so there's sure like there's many different aspects i would
03:46:20.360agree with you that that a marriage could be like a like an arranged business transaction but it
03:46:26.600could only really happen uh like like at least collateral damage would only happen in a society
03:46:33.300where there are like laws like we used to have where like you know infidelity laws things like
03:46:38.700that uh where we're like you know you have you have to own up to the to the commitment you're
03:46:47.260making you can't just say all right we're making a business transaction and it's all for show and
03:46:52.020i mean like that there's hollywood marriages there are right there's hollywood marriages but like
03:46:58.660it's usually called political marriages marriages like people get married because they want