INSOMNIA STREAM： FRENCH FRIES EDITION.mp3

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00:09:09 Welcome to the insomnia stream.
00:09:12 French fries addition.
00:09:15 Or freedom fries.
00:09:16 Right.
00:09:16 Freedom fries, remember.
00:09:18 Freedom fries.
00:09:21 French fries addition as French or as France rather burns.
00:09:28 Get used to it.
00:09:29 Get used to it, Europe.
00:09:32 We've been dealing with this **** a long time.
00:09:37 We'll talk about that.
00:09:38 I'm your host, of course.
00:09:39 Devin stack.
00:09:42 And keeping an eye on what's going on in France a little bit and it's just, it's just it doesn't surprise me at all that it's exactly like what happens in America every so often now that we've got a sufficient amount of Africans, that's just the way.
00:09:56 You should expect if you're in Europe and you've taken on a lot of African refugees or refugees from the Middle East.
00:10:05 This is just what you should expect.
00:10:09 And I know this is shocking to a lot of people.
00:10:11 Oh, look, if France is going to have a civil war, no, we haven't had any.
00:10:15 Civil wars.
00:10:18 Now it might be easier.
00:10:20 I don't know.
00:10:20 It might be easier in places like France, where the geographically much more compact.
00:10:28 Europeans also forget, like, how gigantic America is, I think, and vice versa.
00:10:35 I think Americans forget how small a lot of these European countries are.
00:10:39 So you know, I guess it's.
00:10:41 It's more possible in somewhere like France than it would be in America.
00:10:46 But our deadliest riots?
00:10:49 Have been.
00:10:51 I guess immigrants you could call, I don't know.
00:10:53 Would you call would black people in America, I mean some.
00:10:55 Of them, would you call the?
00:10:57 Slaves, immigrants, I mean, I guess, right?
00:11:01 Implants, perhaps?
00:11:05 But they their presence.
00:11:08 Necessitates a.
00:11:12 Massive riot.
00:11:16 Every so often it just happens.
00:11:20 It just happens and it doesn't matter if you're of the camp or they're manipulated.
00:11:25 They're manipulated by people like George Soros and the Communists, and it doesn't ******* matter, even if they are.
00:11:30 That's that's just a that's a necessary feature now of your society.
00:11:37 You have a low IQ, low impulse control, violent population.
00:11:41 That even if.
00:11:41 They are manipulated easily by people like George Soros or whoever.
00:11:46 It doesn't matter.
00:11:47 Doesn't matter.
00:11:48 It's going to happen.
00:11:50 It's gonna happen.
00:11:51 And it's always the same script it all it, it always happens.
00:11:54 The same way.
00:11:57 Typically you have some some encounter.
00:12:02 With law enforcement.
00:12:04 The here's the other thing.
00:12:05 Not only will it keep happening, your the police response will lessen each time.
00:12:12 That's that's that's something to keep in mind.
00:12:14 And I know the French.
00:12:15 We'll talk about the French police here a little bit, but.
00:12:19 Give as an example.
00:12:22 I did an entire stream.
00:12:24 On the the riots.
00:12:27 In Detroit.
00:12:29 And how that was once a A.
00:12:34 City of industry.
00:12:37 It was once the.
00:12:38 The in fact, oddly enough, the the.
00:12:40 Paris of America.
00:12:44 They called Detroit the Paris of America.
00:12:50 Well, now, now.
00:12:51 Paris is the the the Detroit of of France.
00:12:57 It's all it's come full circle.
00:13:02 It's come full circle.
00:13:06 I did a.
00:13:06 Stream on the Detroit riots now in that case.
00:13:10 You had a A.
00:13:13 Well, you had blacks breaking the law by running an illegal gambling nightclub.
00:13:20 It got raided by police.
00:13:25 And people start throwing bricks at the cops and start rioting.
00:13:31 And then blame the racist police.
00:13:34 For enforcing laws.
00:13:37 That all the white residents.
00:13:41 We're perfectly happy with.
00:13:44 And would not have rioted.
00:13:48 Have they been enforced?
00:13:49 See, this is the other thing.
00:13:51 We're not all the same.
00:13:54 And so one of the reasons why these riots take place, manipulation or not.
00:14:00 Is your idea of justice is not the same as these outsiders view of justice.
00:14:07 Look at their countries.
00:14:13 They are not a product of their countries.
00:14:15 Their countries are a.
00:14:16 Product of them.
00:14:19 Your laws are not a product or you're not a law, a product of your laws in in France or in America.
00:14:27 Those laws that society is a product of the people that put those things in place.
00:14:34 So when you bring other people in that had nothing to do with that.
00:14:38 They don't agree with your worldview.
00:14:40 They don't agree with your idea of law enforcement.
00:14:43 They don't agree with the laws and.
00:14:45 They don't respect them, they don't care.
00:14:52 They've also been told in the case of America and France.
00:14:56 That basically everything that's goes that goes wrong in their lives can be traced directly back to the people living in the in the host country.
00:15:10 Now in America, a lot of that was a product of Jewish propaganda.
00:15:14 I suspect the the same sort of thing goes on in France.
00:15:17 Why wouldn't it?
00:15:18 Seems to go on in most of the West.
00:15:25 The next bloodiest riot?
00:15:29 In America, aside from the Detroit riots.
00:15:34 Was the Miami riots.
00:15:37 Same the same story in.
00:15:38 Fact a very similar story to the one where where.
00:15:42 It's in the news today.
00:15:45 It was a traffic stop, right that led to a death.
00:15:51 Lot of.
00:15:51 Parallels actually.
00:15:55 In the Miami race riots.
00:15:58 You had a man.
00:16:00 A black man riding around on a motorcycle.
00:16:04 I believe with a suspended license.
00:16:07 Had been arrested several times, pulled over several times.
00:16:14 Decided to run away from the cops.
00:16:19 Then it gets murky.
00:16:21 It gets murky because there's there's the official the police side of things.
00:16:26 And then there was lawsuits.
00:16:28 And whoever, you know, whatever.
00:16:31 The the general facts that we can rely on are the cops pursued this guy after the pursuit was over.
00:16:42 He jumped off his bike.
00:16:44 He was was a resisting arrest.
00:16:47 And it ended in him being beat severely.
00:16:51 Wound up in the hospital eventually died.
00:16:57 And of course, this population, much like what's going on in France.
00:17:03 Lost their **** and started burning everything down. Insight.
00:17:07 Attacking white people. Attacking cops.
00:17:18 And that was the then that was the deadliest riot in America.
00:17:24 Until the 90s, ten years later.
00:17:29 There was another similar situation.
00:17:34 Very similar to what's going on in France.
00:17:38 Police apprehended.
00:17:41 A black guy after a high speed chase.
00:17:50 Rodney King, everyone.
00:17:52 Many people have seen the video after he was apprehended.
00:17:57 Was beaten severely.
00:18:00 The video got out.
00:18:02 And black people throughout LA and the surrounding areas begin to riot, loot, burn things down, murder, rape, et cetera.
00:18:17 And then that was the deadliest riots in America.
00:18:24 These these are these sort of things, they.
00:18:26 Just happen every so often.
00:18:31 You had the Ferguson riots again.
00:18:35 Black Guy breaks the law in all these.
00:18:36 Cases, by the way.
00:18:38 The one thing that is consistent.
00:18:40 Regardless of the behavior of the police after the the incident, in every one of these incidents.
00:18:48 The black people who are apprehended or injured or or whatever.
00:18:54 They all break the law and they all resist arrest.
00:19:01 Or as black.
00:19:02 People might like to say they all ****** around and they found out.
00:19:10 Then of course, you had George Floyd.
00:19:14 Same exact situation.
00:19:17 Black guy.
00:19:19 Breaks the law high on fentanyl, tries to spend counterfeit money.
00:19:26 Resist arrest, arrest and is killed in the process.
00:19:35 Dies of a drug overdose.
00:19:38 Tire country gets burned down.
00:19:45 Never once, and you'd think that at least one of the times.
00:19:50 It would be justified.
00:19:53 Just one time you you would think.
00:19:54 It would be justified.
00:20:00 And you know what?
00:20:01 To the, the black people that they interview years later.
00:20:05 It was justified. Every single.
00:20:06 Time the official narrative.
00:20:08 If you go to college and learn about these incidents.
00:20:10 It they they all were justified.
00:20:14 They were all addressing.
00:20:16 Systemic racism.
00:20:20 White people had had poked the bear.
00:20:23 Too many times.
00:20:26 And why are they surprised when the bear?
00:20:29 Finally lashes out.
00:20:31 Well, they're surprised because.
00:20:33 This sort of thing happens to white people all the time.
00:20:38 And white people don't start to riot when it happens.
00:20:43 Either because.
00:20:45 They don't see it as honorable.
00:20:49 To be a criminal, breaking the law and then resisting arrest.
00:20:55 And that therefore whatever.
00:20:57 Happens to you in that situation.
00:21:00 As a result of that.
00:21:03 Eh, you know what are you going to do?
00:21:07 Again, as as as black people would say.
00:21:10 They ****** around and they found out.
00:21:16 White people don't root for the criminal white people don't root for the guy.
00:21:23 That was high on fentanyl.
00:21:27 Spending counterfeit money.
00:21:30 And then dies of a drug overdose.
00:21:33 While being restrained because he's resisting arrest.
00:21:39 Even if the cops did something wrong, like let's say in Miami, which is probably the closest thing you can get to like, maybe they.
00:21:45 Did something wrong?
00:21:50 You had a guy in a motorcycle.
00:21:52 Suspended license wasn't supposed to be riding his motorcycle.
00:21:57 Had lots of encounters with police in the past.
00:22:02 Runs from the cops.
00:22:04 Winds up beat to death.
00:22:09 Situations like that, it's not as if that doesn't happen with white.
00:22:15 Happens all the time.
00:22:18 It's just that.
00:22:18 White people don't care about criminals like that.
00:22:21 Those aren't the.
00:22:21 People that we want to lionize.
00:22:24 Those aren't the people we want our kids to look up to.
00:22:27 Those aren't the people that represent us.
00:22:29 As a group.
00:22:32 So when when think when?
00:22:34 Bad things happen to bad people.
00:22:36 Why people?
00:22:37 Are just kind of like ah.
00:22:41 And so they're shocked for some reason.
00:22:45 When the opposite isn't true.
00:22:48 They're shocked when they watch these these criminals.
00:22:52 Who, quite frankly, get what they deserve.
00:22:58 And then black people.
00:23:00 Chimp the **** out.
00:23:03 And that is because they think race.
00:23:07 Is simply an aesthetic they think.
00:23:10 Well, they should think the same way that I think they should have the same moral code that I do.
00:23:15 They should have the same we're all Americans, after all.
00:23:23 When they don't.
00:23:28 They don't.
00:23:35 Even given the facts.
00:23:38 Which is that that's almost a a monumental task in and of itself to try to get black people to even acknowledge the facts around a situation once they've been told the narrative that makes them the victim.
00:23:53 But even if you're able to present the facts and get them to agree that these were the facts.
00:23:59 They'll still say it was justified because of systemic racism.
00:24:13 And that's how it's.
00:24:14 Going to be like in Europe.
00:24:17 Because Europe's not exactly singing a different tune, it's not as if Europeans are being honest with their populations about the kinds of people they're letting flood into their countries. They're not exactly telling them.
00:24:30 Hey, these people are different.
00:24:32 They're fundamentally different than us.
00:24:35 They're biologically different from us.
00:24:39 In a way that you you can't change by sending them to our schools.
00:24:45 By stepping on our magic dirt.
00:24:53 And so therefore, because they are the same, because they're the same as everyone else, because any any immigrant from Algeria.
00:25:03 Is exactly the same as any other Frenchman.
00:25:09 If an immigrant from Algeria is underperforming, well, there could.
00:25:13 Only be one reason for that.
00:25:19 And that is that the French are.
00:25:21 Fundamentally racist.
00:25:27 White people actively try to keep everyone else down.
00:25:41 That's the that's the default position of any official.
00:25:48 Really, any official body, government or otherwise?
00:25:54 In every country in the West.
00:25:59 All differences between racial groups and their outcomes.
00:26:05 100% it's a product of white supremacy.
00:26:12 Well, if that's if that's the problem.
00:26:14 What do you think the solution is?
00:26:22 And do you think that this this way of thinking?
00:26:26 Is going to become.
00:26:27 More or less popular.
00:26:31 As you import more of these people into your countries.
00:26:48 So what's going on in France?
00:26:49 Well, like I said, it's it's basically exactly the ******* same.
00:26:53 It's exactly.
00:26:54 The ******* same.
00:26:57 You see in France?
00:27:00 They have these checkpoints.
00:27:04 They kind of have to.
00:27:18 This is, you know, just because they're burning down the uh, the entire country.
00:27:23 And everyone shocked and appalled this.
00:27:25 This isn't the first run in that the the.
00:27:27 French public has had with diversity.
00:27:31 So the whole reason they have these checkpoints is because of **** like this.
00:27:36 We are breaking.
00:27:36 News tonight at least 80 people are dead and dozens injured.
00:27:40 Horrific attack in France.
00:27:42 One witness calling the scene apocalyptic.
00:27:44 And although no one has claimed responsibility, French officials say it does look like terrorism.
00:27:52 Horror tonight in the French resort town of Nice.
00:27:57 It was sheer terror.
00:27:59 A truck turned lethal weapon plowing through a crowded promenade, killing at least 80 people, including children, and wounding more than 65, according to French authorities.
00:28:09 I was looking for a place to hide.
00:28:10 It was running.
00:28:11 I did see it hit.
00:28:13 A few people and their.
00:28:15 There were a few people lying on the ground.
00:28:19 All across France, fireworks lighting up the skies to celebrate Frances National holiday, Bastille.
00:28:25 Day and in need.
00:28:26 So you see.
00:28:29 They don't have these checkpoints.
00:28:33 Because of systemic racism.
00:28:36 They have these checkpoints.
00:28:39 Because of systemic immigration.
00:28:44 Systemic diversity.
00:28:54 So before we even we even talked about what happened.
00:28:59 The only reason why that checkpoint existed in the 1st place?
00:29:04 Well, let me tell you what happened first, so that for.
00:29:06 Those who don't know.
00:29:12 So this is this is video because there's always the video, right.
00:29:16 There's always the video that goes with it.
00:29:23 Yeah, the the nice young French boy by the name of Nahal Marzouk.
00:29:31 This guy.
00:29:34 Making the the gun symbol with his hand or his hands.
00:29:43 He was driving illegally.
00:29:51 He was driving illegally.
00:29:54 Because he's 17.
00:29:57 And in France?
00:29:59 You have to be 18.
00:30:02 To have a driver's license.
00:30:04 So he didn't have a driver's license.
00:30:08 They say, and I don't know how true this is, but they say he was working as a delivery driver, so he was illegally working.
00:30:17 As a delivery driver.
00:30:22 It'd be like if you were 19 in America and you decided to get a job as a bartender.
00:30:29 And then the cops show up and find out that you're not 21.
00:30:40 So this guy that that shouldn't have even?
00:30:42 Been in the country in the first place.
00:30:46 Makes his living breaking the law already.
00:30:51 OK, so he's already breaking the law.
00:30:55 Oh, and by the way.
00:30:57 That's not the first time.
00:31:01 That's not the.
00:31:02 First time this guys had run INS.
00:31:03 With the law.
00:31:05 He's had at least five arrests.
00:31:10 Bring this up here.
00:31:27 Mahal had been the subject of as many as five police checks since 2021.
00:31:38 And received what is now.
00:31:40 It's in French, but it basically translate to, refusing to comply with an order to stop.
00:31:47 So he had already.
00:31:49 Refused to stop for police five other times.
00:31:56 Five other times.
00:32:03 So this ******* who shouldn't be in the country, who's at a checkpoint.
00:32:09 That only exists because one of his fellow Muslims.
00:32:13 Killed 80 people with the truck a few years ago, necessitating the existence of these checkpoints.
00:32:27 This guy who's driving illegally.
00:32:31 Making his living illegally.
00:32:36 He's stopped by cops, he.
00:32:37 Has guns pointed at him?
00:32:45 And I'll tell.
00:32:46 I've had a cop point a gun at me.
00:32:49 And the last thing on my mind in that moment was.
00:32:53 I should run away.
00:32:57 I should run.
00:32:57 Away this would be a good way for me to to get out of this situation would be to run away.
00:33:09 And the reason I didn't think about running the way or running away is is.
00:33:13 Apparently I'm high IQ enough to realize I can't run faster than a speeding ******* bullet.
00:33:19 I'm not Superman.
00:33:23 And likewise like Superman, I'm not bulletproof.
00:33:29 So even if I'm even if the cop is in the wrong, he's got a gun pointed at me.
00:33:40 But you see.
00:33:42 To these immigrants.
00:33:45 White people.
00:33:47 Europeans. Americans.
00:33:50 They're such a ******* joke.
00:33:53 You're such a ******* joke.
00:34:00 They don't think you're.
00:34:01 Going to do ****.
00:34:08 And it's kind of hard to.
00:34:11 To you know, to dispute why they would, you know, why wouldn't they think that, right?
00:34:18 The way they've been coddled.
00:34:21 By all the western governments.
00:34:25 The media, religious institutions.
00:34:30 And a lot, a big portion of the.
00:34:31 The white population.
00:34:36 Made excuses for.
00:34:39 Told that it's OK that they're underperforming, given freebies.
00:34:46 Told that when they're failing, it's because the the the white indigenous populations.
00:34:57 Hell, they can in in some countries rape.
00:35:01 Thousands of of children.
00:35:06 And the police are more than happy to cover it up.
00:35:14 Why wouldn't you have a sense of entitlement?
00:35:17 Why would you take these cops seriously?
00:35:29 So this ************ right here.
00:35:35 Gets stopped at one of these checkpoints.
00:35:41 And he decides, ah.
00:35:44 **** you frenchie.
00:35:46 What the **** you gonna do?
00:35:59 #59.
00:36:02 Now they don't.
00:36:03 I don't have the I couldn't find like.
00:36:05 Or maybe it doesn't exist.
00:36:06 I couldn't find like the the.
00:36:08 The shots were well the, I guess the footage were with the shots.
00:36:14 But the cops fired on the car.
00:36:17 Because it's speed away.
00:36:22 And I'm sorry, but if you're in France.
00:36:27 You've got reason to to be afraid.
00:36:31 Of Muslims speeding around in vehicles.
00:36:45 So they shot him.
00:36:49 Of course, the clip gets shared around on social media.
00:36:54 Like the I can't brief video like the Rodney King video.
00:37:05 And then you have riots.
00:37:10 Just like in America.
00:37:13 Just like every other western country from now on will have.
00:37:18 And it's funny you look at this riot footage.
00:37:23 If I didn't tell you if, well.
00:37:25 If I told.
00:37:27 Oh, this is BLM riots.
00:37:31 Wouldn't you think that's what it was?
00:37:34 Doesn't this look exactly like what was going on in America for an entire summer?
00:37:46 There's no ******* difference.
00:37:51 It's kind of funny because it makes you wonder.
00:37:53 It's kind of like people complain like, oh, in.
00:37:55 The West.
00:37:57 Used to have all this diverse real diversity, right, all this variety, France looked like France.
00:38:02 England looked like England.
00:38:04 America looked like America, right?
00:38:07 And little by little, it's all just starting to look like the same gay *** ******* strip mall.
00:38:13 You know, if you.
00:38:14 If you were to be kidnapped middle of.
00:38:15 Night dropped off.
00:38:17 On a street.
00:38:18 Corner in any major western city and you woke up.
00:38:20 You wouldn't know what country you were even in.
00:38:24 Is there be a McDonald's?
00:38:27 There'd be a ******* Starbucks.
00:38:33 You've explained.
00:38:36 All the architecture would be the same.
00:38:38 Gay ***.
00:38:39 ******* postmodernist ********.
00:38:43 Right.
00:38:46 Everything would.
00:38:46 Look the same.
00:38:49 So maybe this is just.
00:38:50 Part of that this is this is.
00:38:52 A part of.
00:38:55 I'm just trying.
00:38:55 To get everything to be the same.
00:38:58 This is all part of the global **** ********.
00:39:03 Even though riots have to look exactly the ******* same.
00:39:11 OK.
00:39:15 So this ship went on this the the.
00:39:18 The shooting was on the 27th.
00:39:24 So that was 12345 days ago.
00:39:31 This has been going on for five days.
00:39:34 This kind of ****.
00:39:38 Some of it's more horrific.
00:39:39 I have yet to find what the actual source.
00:39:43 Well, I'll go.
00:39:44 That's not the video I thought was.
00:39:45 Gonna be that's fine too, though.
00:39:48 This is them burning down a the largest library.
00:40:11 This is uh.
00:40:13 Burning down entire shopping center.
00:40:31 What's the cost of having these people in your community?
00:40:37 What's the cost?
00:40:39 Does it make?
00:40:41 Even financial sense.
00:40:44 To have these people.
00:40:47 In your society it's funny because that's always the arguments, right?
00:40:52 Ohh, our economy will collapse.
00:40:55 Our birth rates are down and and rather than.
00:40:57 Of course you know, certainly we can't to promote birth rates that's that's the last thing we can do.
00:41:03 We've been telling white people to stop, have kids, stop having kids for the last several decades because of, you know, it's going to the the earth is going to die if there's too many white people.
00:41:14 So what we'll do is we'll we'll bring in all these very fertile Africans into our countries.
00:41:24 Because we need them.
00:41:26 Someone's got to be able to pay into Social Security when you're old.
00:41:33 We won't be able to afford all these social programs.
00:41:36 Unless we bring in these these outsiders to pay taxes.
00:41:46 Somehow I don't think that math works out.
00:41:50 Even if they weren't burning down cities.
00:41:55 But the added costs of of all this.
00:41:57 ******* nonsense here.
00:42:00 Makes that explicitly untrue.
00:42:09 How how many billions of dollars in damage do?
00:42:11 You think that the the, the, the.
00:42:13 Final tally will be in France.
00:42:20 Yeah, because of social media, it used to be.
00:42:24 These riots, so this way it'll get worse.
00:42:28 Well, there's a number of things that'll that'll make it worse, but one of.
00:42:30 The things that.
00:42:31 Will be the fact that social media exists, that the Internet exists.
00:42:37 A lot of these riots in the.
00:42:38 Past were very localized, right?
00:42:42 When you had the riots break out into Detroit as an example, the whole country knew about it, cause they were watching it on TV.
00:42:51 And while certainly there were other riots around the country.
00:42:55 Around that time period.
00:42:58 They weren't because of.
00:43:00 The nightclub getting shut down or whatever, right?
00:43:04 Same thing with the the riots in Miami.
00:43:08 Fairly localized.
00:43:12 Even the Rodney King riots where there.
00:43:14 Was video of it.
00:43:17 You had a little social unrest in some other other areas, but that was pretty much.
00:43:23 Localized in Los Angeles.
00:43:31 But now that everyone's got their little Obama phone.
00:43:37 And they can share videos.
00:43:43 They can.
00:43:44 They can send out the firmware updates.
00:43:49 These things can spread to the entire country, and that's what's happened in France.
00:43:54 These and and well, that's.
00:43:56 What happened in America with George Floyd?
00:44:06 I mean, ******* in the case of George Floyd.
00:44:12 That **** was spilling into into Europe.
00:44:16 There were Africans in Europe.
00:44:22 And burning stores down and doing the same kind of behavior.
00:44:26 Because of George, well, I mean, not because of.
00:44:28 George Floyd.
00:44:29 But you know what I mean.
00:44:30 Mean quote UN quote because of George Floyd.
00:44:45 And I haven't, I haven't been.
00:44:46 Able to.
00:44:46 Figure out.
00:44:50 If this video, obviously it's a real video.
00:44:54 This has been going around.
00:44:56 It's uh.
00:44:59 Supposedly a a French guy who had his hands chopped off.
00:45:03 By rioters.
00:45:07 Very, very.
00:45:18 Now again, I have no idea.
00:45:19 I I wasn't able to find.
00:45:21 I just saw it on Twitter.
00:45:22 I couldn't find any.
00:45:24 Thing that backed it up, but that's the kind of brutality you should expect.
00:45:27 I mean, look, we saw very similar things going on in America during the George Floyd riots.
00:45:32 We had white people that were beat to ******* pull, people that were shot.
00:45:40 Lots of murders, lots of rapes.
00:45:48 When was the last time white people rioted?
00:45:58 I can't think of a single time in my lifetime.
00:46:03 When in any western country.
00:46:06 White people behaved anything like this at all.
00:46:22 This is kind of a funny video.
00:46:23 If you look at it carefully, they went around.
00:46:27 Chopping down the CCTV.
00:46:36 But look at look.
00:46:37 At what happens when the tower falls down?
00:46:44 Boom, it managed to take out three of them.
00:46:50 I don't even know how you could do.
00:46:51 That if you were trying to do that.
00:46:53 Imagine taking like taking out three people by sawing down or cutting down a tree or something.
00:46:58 At three of EM.
00:47:03 There's another.
00:47:04 One right here.
00:47:06 He gets the worst of it.
00:47:10 And then you think the other two that just that see what's happening with like get out of the?
00:47:14 Way no boom #2 bam #3.
00:47:32 See the problem is.
00:47:36 And this is another reason why.
00:47:37 It will never turn into a civil war.
00:47:42 Or an all out race war.
00:47:46 Is the people that are pumping these people.
00:47:49 Into your country.
00:47:52 They know who would win that war.
00:47:56 And it wouldn't be these guys.
00:47:59 And that would set them back.
00:48:03 That's the last thing they want.
00:48:06 The last thing they want is an actual race war.
00:48:11 Just think about what that would do.
00:48:15 It would.
00:48:16 It would shatter all these diversity narratives.
00:48:20 It would create martyrs.
00:48:25 It would enhance a feeling of of, of nationalism among the winning side, which wouldn't be the immigrants.
00:48:34 The immigrants themselves would be removed one way or another.
00:48:41 And the prevailing people, the native people.
00:48:45 Would now have a narrative that they absolutely would teach their children.
00:48:51 A lesson they would teach their children.
00:48:56 Oh, don't let a bunch of immigrants in remember the great immigrant war.
00:49:04 And these people who are trying to breed you out of existence would be set back, at the very least a couple generations.
00:49:23 The reason why you see these riots play out in the exact same way every ******* time.
00:49:31 And yet it.
00:49:31 Never escalates to like a war level.
00:49:39 As they're accomplishing so much.
00:49:44 By allowing the chimp out to happen.
00:49:47 But never allowing it to go too far.
00:50:01 They want white people.
00:50:04 To be a little.
00:50:04 Bit of a a little bit afraid.
00:50:07 A little bit afraid of the brown people.
00:50:11 Little bit of a.
00:50:12 Little bit afraid of like of what might happen.
00:50:15 If they say the wrong thing, if they do the wrong thing.
00:50:23 You see this all over the place.
00:50:24 Look at the the people that get.
00:50:26 Cancelled the Karens, right?
00:50:29 The people who actually do stand up to diversity and are publicly shamed, their lives are ruined.
00:50:35 That guy in the body Cam footage I shared last stream that broke down crying because a black guy with a knife who attacked his.
00:50:43 Family while yelling die.
00:50:45 Was getting arrested because he called the police.
00:50:54 They want the white people.
00:50:56 To be afraid.
00:51:02 But they have to manage that fear.
00:51:10 They have to manage that fear.
00:51:13 And keep it just.
00:51:16 Just below panic.
00:51:22 If it rises above.
00:51:26 A certain level.
00:51:32 At the end of.
00:51:32 The day, no matter how cucked a lot.
00:51:34 Of these white people are.
00:51:36 Their survival instincts will kick in.
00:51:55 Their survival instincts will kick in.
00:51:59 And then white **** or white people will get **** done.
00:52:04 White people are problem solvers.
00:52:08 But they're all so lazy.
00:52:12 Some, some might even argue that's why they're.
00:52:14 Problem solvers.
00:52:17 Why we're so innovative.
00:52:20 Because we want to be lazy.
00:52:22 We want to invent things and.
00:52:23 Make our life easier.
00:52:32 Well, if they allow this, this danger.
00:52:35 To be visceral and present and real enough to the average person in any any of these Western countries, really.
00:52:44 And they allow it to escalate to a warlike level.
00:52:49 The jig is up.
00:52:58 Never **** with a cornered animal.
00:53:09 But it also helps them manage the immigrants themselves.
00:53:14 Or in the case of America, the black populations.
00:53:22 They're allowed to blow some steam off.
00:53:27 Take out their rage.
00:53:32 Their rage born of their inability to succeed in a society not built for them.
00:53:39 Lash out at the society.
00:53:43 Shouldn't be in.
00:53:44 In the first place.
00:53:49 Or put another way, the ruling class is allowing them to throw a tantrum.
00:53:57 Wear themselves out like a toddler.
00:54:00 And then go back to sleep.
00:54:10 So it works both ways.
00:54:14 It's population management.
00:54:23 If you're trying to get your diversity project to keep going.
00:54:27 If you're trying to keep your white genocide project going.
00:54:33 You have to manage it properly.
00:54:45 It's real easy to **** it up.
00:54:48 Or at least it would be if.
00:54:54 They didn't have control over as many things, which is why they don't like the Internet.
00:55:03 So this is just your future France.
00:55:06 This is just what it is.
00:55:11 And England and for in Germany, Italy.
00:55:18 Once you reach a tipping point in the population, once there's enough of them to ride it, they will riot.
00:55:33 You know, I put out on.
00:55:34 Twitter that exact sentiment.
00:55:42 What did I say?
00:55:43 I said something like uh.
00:55:46 Well, let's see here.
00:55:56 I said.
00:56:01 People of France having Africans in your country will always lead to riots, looting.
00:56:08 And burning down of cities with regularity, we've been dealing with this in America for many decades.
00:56:16 It's just what happens.
00:56:21 And a black woman replied.
00:56:24 Y'all act like it's.
00:56:25 Hard for me to even.
00:56:26 Read it cause it's so nonsensical, but that's to be.
00:56:28 Expected y'all act like these people did not colonize Africa and sent arms to cause problems in the colonies.
00:56:35 As I did, Africans were not taken against.
00:56:37 Their you know, anyway.
00:56:40 To which I replied, y'all act like blacks don't murder, rape, and steal from whites at alarming rates.
00:56:47 The second the chains come off.
00:56:53 No one asked why they were, why they were chained up.
00:56:58 Why people are so browbeaten?
00:57:04 They think that their treatment of non whites throughout history was just in every everything they did was just inherently evil.
00:57:15 They really do think their descendants of evil.
00:57:19 The the spawn.
00:57:21 Of evil.
00:57:23 They can't imagine that. Ohh.
00:57:24 Wait, you know, maybe my ancestors were, like, really nice loving people.
00:57:32 And that some of the things that they did, they did out of out of love of their family safety for their family.
00:57:48 Whether you're talking about segregation in the South?
00:57:53 Or apartheid in South Africa.
00:58:00 Do you think that the whites?
00:58:08 Who supported or or even created?
00:58:12 And maintain the system of apartheid.
00:58:16 They did that out of hate.
00:58:20 They just **** **** black people for no reason at all.
00:58:24 We just don't want them around.
00:58:26 For no reason.
00:58:29 Because we're full of an irrational hate of black people for no reason.
00:58:43 If that's what you think, **** you.
00:58:53 Do you think the people in the South wanted their?
00:58:55 Children going to all white schools.
00:58:59 Because they just hated black people for no reason.
00:59:07 There's a lot of Americans that think that.
00:59:13 Look, some of you might have thought that at some point in time.
00:59:17 Because that's what they teach you in schools.
00:59:29 And that's what they.
00:59:30 Teach the blacks in schools too.
00:59:40 There couldn't possibly have been a reason why.
00:59:43 They didn't want their white kids going to school with black kids.
00:59:47 They couldn't possibly have been.
00:59:50 A rational reason for that, right?
01:00:03 Why is the success of other groups?
01:00:07 Your responsibility.
01:00:14 Why is it your obligation?
01:00:17 If you're France.
01:00:19 To allow African immigrants.
01:00:23 Muslim Sunni Muslim immigrants.
01:00:29 In your country.
01:00:34 And then once they're there.
01:00:36 Take from the French people.
01:00:41 And give to these immigrants.
01:00:46 And this isn't limited to France.
01:00:48 This is every ******* country in the West.
01:00:52 No one can explain it.
01:01:11 And it doesn't seem to change the the attitude of the white people in these countries.
01:01:18 There's a lot of sympathy.
01:01:20 For the rioters in in the mainstream.
01:01:25 In France.
01:01:40 Just as there was a lot of.
01:01:43 Sympathy for George Floyd?
01:01:47 In the mainstream of America.
01:01:59 And look, some of these people are just opportunists and they just want to.
01:02:04 Riot and loot, right?
01:02:06 Talking about the the white people that agree with the the rioters right?
01:02:12 They're just anarchists.
01:02:13 They don't care.
01:02:19 But some of them are just.
01:02:21 Otherwise, good people with Stockholm syndrome.
01:02:31 This doesn't change until you get rid of.
01:02:34 The people.
01:02:36 Pulling the strings.
01:02:49 And with the situation this widespread.
01:02:56 Voting's not what does then?
01:03:01 It's like if you have.
01:03:03 A little bit of cancer.
01:03:07 There are treatments you can do.
01:03:11 That'll take care of that.
01:03:12 Or let's say an infection.
01:03:15 You get an infection on your hand.
01:03:18 You can treat it with antibiotics.
01:03:21 The normal thing.
01:03:24 It's not a big deal.
01:03:26 You don't have to do anything drastic.
01:03:28 It's just an infection on your hand.
01:03:30 No big deal.
01:03:35 And as long as you're paying the attention to these things.
01:03:39 That's how you can always treat infections.
01:03:45 But if you get an infection on your hand.
01:03:49 And then it spreads to your arm.
01:03:52 And develops into gangrene.
01:03:57 At a certain point, you only have two options.
01:04:05 That's amputation.
01:04:08 Or death.
01:04:13 You can take antibiotics all.
01:04:14 Day long. It's not gonna.
01:04:15 Fix that problem.
01:04:23 You let the problem fester for too long.
01:04:29 The time for voting them out of office was like 50 ******* years ago.
01:04:55 In France.
01:04:58 As I said, I don't suspect there this will develop into anything bigger.
01:05:01 Maybe it will.
01:05:03 I don't know.
01:05:04 I'm not French.
01:05:07 Never been to France.
01:05:14 What I think doesn't really matter.
01:05:18 I just personally think that if it's anything like uh.
01:05:22 What seems to be happening in the rest?
01:05:24 Of the West.
01:05:27 This will be allowed to go on for a little bit.
01:05:32 You might even have some tough talk like there was tough talk from the police, right?
01:05:38 French police demand government action.
01:05:41 A lot of people were spreading this thing around.
01:05:43 They were talking about how base the French were or the French police union rather.
01:05:51 Law enforcement unions say they've had.
01:05:53 Enough of the quote.
01:05:54 Wild hordes.
01:05:56 Rioting across France.
01:06:00 The two largest police unions in France called on Friday for President Mccrone's government to restore order.
01:06:09 And not capitulate to rioters.
01:06:14 Saying they were fighting a war today.
01:06:17 But may well become the resistance tomorrow.
01:06:26 Now, that's enough, said the statement by the Alliance Police Nationale.
01:06:32 And the unsa police posted on Facebook Friday evening.
01:06:37 Quote faced with these wild hordes.
01:06:40 Asking for calm is no longer enough.
01:06:45 You have to impose it.
01:06:50 The unions added that only political signal needed at this point.
01:06:56 Is to restore the order.
01:06:58 In the Republic quote our colleagues like the majority of citizens, can no longer endure the dictates of these violent minorities.
01:07:08 Now is not the time for Union action, but for the fight against these harm makers.
01:07:15 Submitting, capitulating and pleasing them by laying down our arms is not the solution.
01:07:22 Given the gravity of the situation.
01:07:26 Now Americans.
01:07:28 Just so you can understand how much further we're down this road.
01:07:32 That sounds insane.
01:07:34 Imagine any kind of national you know, government Workers Union coming up with a a statement like that, so that that sounds very shocking.
01:07:47 To the American ear, that sounds like.
01:07:51 Civil war talk.
01:07:53 And hey, it might be.
01:07:56 I suspect it's not, though I suspect it's just the cultural difference in terms of.
01:08:04 The French people.
01:08:06 Kind of a.
01:08:08 Romanticizing revolution all the time, but I don't know, maybe I'm wrong.
01:08:16 The de facto ultimatum to Macron comes after three nights of increasingly violent riots across the country, triggered by Tuesday mornings death of 17 year old in the hill.
01:08:29 During a traffic stop in Paris suburb of none terror, I can't say that I know.
01:08:34 I'm gonna say all these things wrong.
01:08:35 It's OK.
01:08:36 The officer who fatally shot the Franco.
01:08:40 Angie, the Franco Algerian.
01:08:45 Not the Algerian teen.
01:08:48 Has been charged with homicide and jailed.
01:08:52 See that like that, just like Derek Chauvin, right?
01:08:57 That's the other thing is you're going to.
01:08:59 Have this is another reason why it's going to get worse.
01:09:02 In France.
01:09:04 Supposing I'm right.
01:09:06 And nothing really happens.
01:09:09 These these tough talking cops are not going to want to do that job anymore.
01:09:19 Who would want to do that job?
01:09:27 The only reason why imagine this.
01:09:30 Imagine the scenario was exactly the same.
01:09:34 Imagine that that Algerian Muslim.
01:09:37 Who didn't have a driver's license, who had been stopped five times before for failure to stop for police.
01:09:47 Was stopped at a checkpoint that only existed because Muslims were driving around and running people over and killing 80.
01:09:55 In Nice just a few years ago.
01:10:01 Imagine the exact scenario goes down.
01:10:05 The cop opens fire.
01:10:07 Same same he has the same amount of information.
01:10:10 Right.
01:10:10 Nothing in his head is different.
01:10:15 The only difference is.
01:10:18 When they go in his car.
01:10:20 They find a plan.
01:10:22 Then he was going to run over.
01:10:23 Some people.
01:10:27 Well, a cop wouldn't have known that.
01:10:28 Right.
01:10:31 He acted with the same exact information that this cop and.
01:10:35 And our universe acted with.
01:10:40 He wouldn't be in jail.
01:10:41 He'd be a hero.
01:10:45 They would declare a holiday in his name.
01:10:51 So if you're a cop.
01:10:52 You don't know what the **** to do.
01:11:03 So good cops are going to stop wanting to be cops.
01:11:08 You'll also increasingly have the these Algerians.
01:11:13 As the cops.
01:11:17 In the same way in America, there's.
01:11:19 A lot of black cops.
01:11:21 Especially in LA, you you look at the graduating class of LAPD and that there's not a white face in.
01:11:26 That ******* crowd.
01:11:47 More than 400 arrests have been made across France, with the most of the OR with most of those detained being juveniles.
01:11:55 The French Government has deployed over 40,000 police.
01:12:01 Across the country, including 5000 in Paris.
01:12:06 And its environs.
01:12:08 Among them are the.
01:12:10 Elite anti terrorist and tactical units backed up by armored vehicles.
01:12:17 The rioters have caused almost 4000 fires.
01:12:22 Destroyed over 2000 cars.
01:12:26 And damaged almost 500 buildings.
01:12:36 And this is with the police trying.
01:12:47 This is with the police.
01:12:53 I mean, kind of even they're kind of even stretching the rules of engagement at this point.
01:13:05 Who's going to want that job?
01:13:12 That's just not.
01:13:13 That's not just in France.
01:13:14 I mean, we've all seen the videos of of British cops being comically abused because they don't have guns.
01:13:31 Americans, real Americans, they don't want to be cops anymore.
01:13:36 They don't even they don't want.
01:13:37 To join the military anymore.
01:13:53 When I was talking about how I often see.
01:13:57 The decline of the West.
01:14:00 As like a leaf floating on the surface.
01:14:04 Of some water that has a drain at the bottom right.
01:14:09 So the leaf at first it gets caught.
01:14:11 In the Whirlpool.
01:14:16 But it's far enough.
01:14:16 Away that the orbit is kind of lazy.
01:14:20 Lazily circling the drain.
01:14:24 But as it gets closer to the drain, it spins faster and faster and faster.
01:14:28 Once it gets to the center, it twirls and shoots down.
01:14:36 Well, This is why.
01:14:39 The collapse will be like that.
01:14:52 Because you're gonna have fewer and fewer.
01:14:53 People who give.
01:14:54 A ****.
01:14:55 You know.
01:15:03 At a certain point with it, what is there to be patriotic about?
01:15:09 What does it mean to be French at this point, right?
01:15:25 Does it mean you just live in France?
01:15:31 That's it.
01:15:46 That's nothing to get excited about.
01:15:49 That's nothing to be patriotic about.
01:15:52 Can you imagine?
01:15:55 I'm sure many of you listening you live in an apartment complex, right?
01:15:58 Or at least.
01:15:59 Or maybe you've had you have in the past, right?
01:16:02 Can you imagine?
01:16:04 Being being proud of your apartment complex.
01:16:10 Like running out on the street corner, waving your apartment complexes flag.
01:16:19 Patrolling the border of your apartment complex.
01:16:31 Now that sounds insane.
01:16:37 You're only there because you haven't found a better apartment complex.
01:16:41 Or that's the one you can afford.
01:16:44 Where you're saving it for a house or something, you're not there cause you wanna be.
01:16:56 You don't give a **** about that place.
01:17:03 Well, welcome to France.
01:17:08 Or America or.
01:17:09 Any any western country now?
01:17:12 They're all just.
01:17:14 Big *** apartment complexes.
01:17:24 So I have a bunch of the riot video, but I mean it just it's so.
01:17:30 It's so exactly the same.
01:17:37 You know one thing I also found.
01:17:40 You know the.
01:17:45 The talk or the cops talking a big game, right?
01:17:56 Let's see here.
01:18:04 Well, a few years ago.
01:18:14 You had.
01:18:16 The firemen on the side of the the rioters.
01:18:20 Was it what year was this?
01:18:22 It was a couple of years ago.
01:18:25 Yeah, yeah, France is just.
01:18:27 It's a weird place they have like this.
01:18:29 The fascination with the French Revolution.
01:18:36 And they're they're very into in the in the same way, I guess, Americans.
01:18:41 Romanticize, you know, 1776.
01:18:46 I think I think the French romanticize the French Revolution.
01:18:55 And so the idea of of violent, crazy, chaotic revolution is.
01:19:01 It's just part of the culture.
01:19:03 But I don't know.
01:19:03 We'll see what happens.
01:19:07 Anyway, it's getting super hot out here.
01:19:12 Super ******* hot.
01:19:20 We have the AC running finally working.
01:19:24 Churro see this is, I guess this is the the the light, the light news.
01:19:31 Churro brought in this massive ******* lizard, and I didn't notice until, so I have this like screen door.
01:19:40 That separates him, the room that he goes in with from the rest of the house.
01:19:43 For those of you who are new here, throws this random cat that came out of the desert one day, and I've been feeding and.
01:19:52 He doesn't like living here, but he so he has like his own little room.
01:19:56 And I open.
01:19:57 Up the the screen door to go to the the room that he's in because that's where my washing machine is.
01:20:02 I was going to do some laundry.
01:20:04 And as I close the the screen door, this giant lizard and I mean like he was like a.
01:20:10 About like a foot long.
01:20:13 Went right by my face as I closed the screen door and I was like, what the **** is that?
01:20:18 I actually jumped back because it was so surprising.
01:20:21 And there was a mass I don't know.
01:20:23 Kind of lizard, it was, but it.
01:20:24 Was a massive lizard.
01:20:27 That was just clinging to the screen door.
01:20:30 And it was missing its tail.
01:20:31 So I suspect that Truro had something to do with that.
01:20:38 And so I got collected the the injured lizard and.
01:20:43 Got him outside.
01:20:45 Then I went and.
01:20:46 Did some beekeeping.
01:20:50 And I came back home.
01:20:52 And there was a snake on the back porch.
01:20:56 And uh.
01:20:58 I was like, oh, cool a snake.
01:21:01 And then a couple hours later, Churro was trying to kill.
01:21:03 The snake so.
01:21:08 He's a.
01:21:09 He's a murderous beast that can.
01:21:14 Anyway, let's take a look at.
01:21:17 At Hyper Chats or what time is it?
01:21:20 Long have we been doing this here?
01:21:22 I was thinking what I might do.
01:21:27 We might have to do this next stream because I don't have it all edited up and cut up, but what I was thinking I might do.
01:21:36 Is go through and try to find clips of.
01:21:41 The the politicians.
01:21:45 That were like the politicians that were sympathetic to rioters.
01:21:49 In each of the riots and see if the language is exactly the same, because I suspect that it is.
01:21:56 It's probably all very Communist and Julie.
01:21:59 But anyway.
01:22:01 Let's take a look at Hyper chats.
01:22:08 Oh, we have some big ones tonight.
01:22:11 All right.
01:22:12 Good job, guys.
01:22:15 You know, I'll tell you what, let's I'm going to play some riot footage in the background.
01:22:20 While I do hyper chats cause I have a lot of.
01:22:22 Right foot.
01:22:26 Let me see if I can find it here.
01:22:28 I downloaded so much of it and.
01:22:30 I was just like uh.
01:22:33 I mean, everyone's seen this before.
01:22:35 You know, everyone's seen.
01:22:37 What these riots look like is we, we we all live in now.
01:22:40 This is all just part of the West.
01:22:43 You know this?
01:22:44 Is all part and parcel.
01:22:46 Of living in the West now as uh.
01:22:50 The Muslim Mayor of London would say.
01:22:55 Let's see here.
01:22:57 This is it.
01:22:58 Yeah, this is it.
01:23:07 OK, so this should be in chronological order.
01:23:12 Starting a couple days ago.
01:23:17 Alright, this is going to.
01:23:19 It's going to bog down the machine for a second while it tries to deal with what I'm doing here.
01:23:24 There it goes.
01:23:31 Yeah, that's that's a lot of that's a lot of uh.
01:23:35 Riot footage, actually.
01:23:40 You should probably turn the audio down on it.
01:23:44 Or I'll just mute it.
01:23:45 How about that?
01:23:51 Alright, so this is all.
01:23:53 This is all riot footage from.
01:23:58 Just the last few.
01:23:59 Days and again.
01:24:01 Watch this footage and and ask.
01:24:03 If I were to tell you.
01:24:05 Ohh yeah, this is.
01:24:06 This is Baltimore during the the George Floyd riots.
01:24:11 You wouldn't.
01:24:11 Know you wouldn't know.
01:24:15 It looks exactly the ******* same.
01:24:22 Alright, let me see here.
01:24:26 UM.
01:24:28 Where did I put the hyper chat window?
01:24:29 Here we are.
01:24:37 OK, Simba.
01:24:40 Money is power.
01:24:42 Money is the only weapon that that you have to defend itself.
01:24:44 With no Julie, this *** is.
01:25:05 Alright, probably confusing to the new people.
01:25:10 Simba with a big donor there appreciate that on April the 3rd I sold one.
01:25:17 I think you mean?
01:25:18 I think it's I.
01:25:18 NVIDIA stock, right?
01:25:20 I sold one NVIDIA.
01:25:22 At 240 dollars.
01:25:24 Put four. Let's see you're talking weird. Stocks talk. I don't know anything about stocks, but OK. Put for October 20th at 21 point.
01:25:34 30 A share yesterday I bought close to $0.95 a share, thus locking in profit of just over $2000.
01:25:44 It's like printing money. The freed up $24,000 has gone into new investments anyway.
01:25:53 Here is your 10% cut. Your cats need snacks.
01:25:59 Well, I just gave Churro a big old snack before the.
01:26:03 Before the stream started, classified cat does not eat as well, I will admit.
01:26:09 Just cause he does, he's.
01:26:10 Finicky, but what are you gonna do?
01:26:12 But that's pretty cool.
01:26:13 I mean, I don't understand what all that.
01:26:14 Means is.
01:26:16 I don't know.
01:26:17 I don't know.
01:26:17 I don't know how to day trade or anything like that, but sounds cool I guess.
01:26:22 Although although I will say.
01:26:25 It's akin to gambling.
01:26:27 It is akin to gambling.
01:26:28 That's something I want to cover it.
01:26:30 One point is gambling cause America's Got a lot of casinos not just and well now, thanks to the any reservations, not just in Las Vegas, you've got a lot of casinos all across the country and there's a gambling culture that exists here that doesn't quite exist anywhere else.
01:26:52 I'm not even opposed to 100% to it.
01:26:55 On recreational levels, but it it's.
01:27:00 That's the problem though, is that's not how it it survives.
01:27:03 That's not how it it enriches its shareholders.
01:27:09 It's not through the casual guy who's going to spend 20 bucks, and in fact, you can't even do that anymore.
01:27:14 You go to a casino now.
01:27:16 Even if you go to like some off the strip kind of casino.
01:27:20 And the minimum on a lot of these tables is is pretty high.
01:27:26 Pretty high. It's like $20 a blackjack. I think at the normal casino. Like if you find the cheap tables.
01:27:32 So it used to be there were like $2.00 tables so you could lose like 10 hands in a row.
01:27:37 No big deal.
01:27:38 You lost 20 bucks.
01:27:38 You had fun.
01:27:39 Right?
01:27:41 It's $20 now, so now you lose 200 bucks.
01:27:46 But yeah.
01:27:48 Awesome job on the NVIDIA stock trade, I guess, or whatever you were describing.
01:27:53 That I don't understand.
01:27:56 All right, now we got Beach Boys also.
01:27:58 With the *** **** money.
01:28:00 Money is power.
01:28:01 Money is the only weapon that that you have.
01:28:03 To defend himself with.
01:28:05 Look, look, look.
01:28:05 Go, Julie, this *** is.
01:28:24 I am not method defect.
01:28:29 Alright, Beach boy, says *** **** money only.
01:28:33 Well, how about that *** **** money only.
01:28:37 That would be that would be impressive if we had a *** **** money.
01:28:40 Only. Ohh then of course.
01:28:42 Graham playing games you funked up the whole thing.
01:28:46 With your little big money.
01:28:49 France is a massive cemetery for armies through the 20th century's first and second wars.
01:28:57 So many people fought and died there for at least ostensibly their respective nations.
01:29:03 It is hallowed ground, but now they may as well build houses for immigrants over their graves.
01:29:09 What did they die for?
01:29:11 Look that it doesn't matter, right?
01:29:15 Because your history is just a history of oppression.
01:29:18 Those were just white, evil men.
01:29:20 They were racist.
01:29:22 And they they owe this to the the colonized world.
01:29:27 The world that that your ancestors have just been indiscriminately ****** and oppressing since the dawn of time, so good riddance.
01:29:38 They would say and look, that's how the immigrants and and as they replace you, it's going to matter that they think this.
01:29:45 That's how they, that's how they're.
01:29:47 They don't give a ****.
01:29:48 They have.
01:29:49 You think that Algerians feel any kind of connection in Napoleon or anything like that?
01:29:53 They don't give a **** about French history.
01:29:58 Hung. What is this?
01:30:01 Hung Awappa power Hungo wah power.
01:30:05 I I don't know.
01:30:05 That was supposed to say Hungo Wah.
01:30:07 Power. Sorry only.
01:30:08 Little bit money from me but nice to see people who can afford it.
01:30:12 Making decent donations.
01:30:13 You deserve it.
01:30:14 Thanks for the great content.
01:30:16 Well, I appreciate that hungo, whatever your name is and high five anyway.
01:30:21 And that's.
01:30:22 It's not the littlest of **** money it could.
01:30:25 It could be way worse.
01:30:28 I appreciate the support, Graham playing games.
01:30:31 It's Canada day with masses of immigrants flowing in and now announced less restrictions on immigration.
01:30:39 What does Canada Day mean?
01:30:41 What does it mean to someone that is?
01:30:43 Just who just got citizenship, who sees themselves existentially?
01:30:50 As Pakistani or Chinese?
01:30:53 Or Iridium or or it?
01:30:56 I don't even know what that is.
01:30:58 It's a massive tenement blog.
01:31:00 No, it is.
01:31:01 It's a it's a strip mall.
01:31:02 A strip mall.
01:31:04 And it's Section 8 housing.
01:31:05 That's all this **** is.
01:31:07 And as the people who are funding it, who are bankrolling it, people like you and me, people in the middle class as as many.
01:31:17 Well, as the especially the Boomers are paying for a lot of this stuff honestly, like their tax money is is what's funding a lot of this ******** as they die off as the jobs go to other people who don't perform as well, don't make as much as the the wages.
01:31:35 Pay just stagnates.
01:31:37 They're not gonna be able to afford this stuff, while simultaneously they'll need more of it because of all the it's.
01:31:44 Look, This is why that leaf spins faster and faster as it reaches the center.
01:31:49 UM.
01:31:52 Europeans have civilizational aids.
01:31:55 Their social immune systems are compromised from ethnic bonds to sexuality and reproduction.
01:32:01 Instead of a instead of attacking what would be a threat to their nations, they turn their attack to those that point out threats.
01:32:09 Antifascism is an autoimmune disease.
01:32:11 No, it is.
01:32:12 It's absolutely societal.
01:32:15 It's a it's worse than that, though it is.
01:32:19 It's an autoimmune disease in that.
01:32:21 The what should be there?
01:32:23 The mechanisms that should be there to protect the the native people of France, the people of, of all these European countries, importing these infections into their bodies.
01:32:34 The immune system that would that exists as far as the people are concerned as far as their understanding has been to protect them from infections is actually attacking the body.
01:32:48 It's attacked.
01:32:49 It's attacking the healthy cells.
01:32:55 In fact, it's attacking.
01:32:58 The the any any part of the immune system that starts to look like it's going to start doing its job.
01:33:07 So yeah, it's societal AIDS and it's in a death spiral.
01:33:11 And there my guess is, and I don't know, my guess is at some point it's going to lead to some kind of catastrophic kinetic, something that's about.
01:33:22 That's about as specific as.
01:33:25 As as I can get cause I don't know, I I really don't know.
01:33:29 I don't think anyone knows.
01:33:31 What's the alternative and the alternative is that they just keep playing.
01:33:34 Their cards right?
01:33:36 And they keep slow walking us into extinction.
01:33:40 Those are your choices.
01:33:44 Zazi mattas bot.
01:33:45 Thanks for your work.
01:33:46 Appreciate that my fat little ******** toe just here to throw shekels at you.
01:33:52 I'll catch the replay also as a public service announcement with another season of mostly peaceful protests at hand.
01:34:00 Remember to protect your local grocery store.
01:34:04 Yeah, this is true.
01:34:07 You want to make sure that.
01:34:09 That you are well armed.
01:34:13 I don't know safely away from it.
01:34:15 I think that that, that the easiest way is just to to, you know, to keep yourself remote from the situation.
01:34:22 Keep yourself segregated.
01:34:25 If they look, if if apartheid is not going to be an official policy of the government, then it has to be a personal policy that you.
01:34:34 Enforce to the degree that you that you can personally.
01:34:41 UM.
01:34:43 And I can't find.
01:34:43 The grocery store.
01:34:45 Thing in time.
01:34:45 So that's why I didn't play it.
01:34:48 I was like, where did it go?
01:34:49 Like I have too many of these stupid things now.
01:34:51 Yeah, I don't know what I can.
01:34:54 Oh well.
01:34:58 The plot sickens hope you are well, Mr.
01:35:02 This is a little clip of riot footage with some audio from Colonel Douglas MacGregor from two days ago.
01:35:08 He's basically saying the 2024 elections won't happen. He's an amazing guy and acknowledges the JQ to a degree.
01:35:21 I'll see if I can get it.
01:35:25 It's a video clip you said.
01:35:36 All right. Let's see here.
01:35:40 It says it doesn't like your link.
01:35:48 Yeah, it's not liking your link.
01:35:51 I don't know if that's related to Twitter doing.
01:35:54 It's weird thing today that it's been doing like I woke up this morning was like, oh, I'll check Twitter and it's like, you can't.
01:36:01 You have you have.
01:36:02 You have used up your.
01:36:03 Twitter points for the day and I was like, what the fun?
01:36:07 Worked on my computer, but apparently the app is.
01:36:10 I don't know what was going on.
01:36:11 I I saw a couple of headlines I saw.
01:36:14 I just didn't have time to ******* deal with that nonsense today.
01:36:18 My guess is it's something temporary that Elon is is doing, apparently to to combat bots and stuff like that.
01:36:26 They might have had to temporarily employ something that would force a particular behavior out of the bots that would allow them to identify them.
01:36:37 And I don't know that's that's best case scenario I guess.
01:36:41 But I haven't been paying attention to see what's going on with that, but I just.
01:36:44 I just saw a little bit, I think.
01:36:46 That's why it's.
01:36:47 Not working.
01:36:47 I've had a lot of trouble with Twitter links.
01:36:51 Today just trying to get Twitter videos downloaded and stuff like that.
01:36:59 Entertaining us.
01:37:00 Hi, Devin.
01:37:00 Just wanted to say thank you for your inspirational work for.
01:37:03 Like that.
01:37:04 Zazie metas, but I was talking to my mother about the cause of the Detroit riots.
01:37:08 She didn't know that it was an illegal bar bust, but she said, Yep, within a year we were moved out of Detroit.
01:37:15 She was part of the white flight and still refuses to put two and two together.
01:37:19 If this is how most boomers think we're doomed.
01:37:21 No, it's just you got to wait for them to die.
01:37:24 I mean, look, you just have to wait for them to die.
01:37:27 That's just.
01:37:30 It just is because there's boomers that get.
01:37:33 It just not enough of.
01:37:33 Them and you can't like you can't teach an old dog new tricks.
01:37:39 You really can't like, there's so many things it's like.
01:37:43 If you could, if you look if you controlled the mainstream media and you could constantly be flashing their their their ROMs that are that are aging and not holding, that's the problem is the ROMs in their head.
01:37:59 They don't hold the software the the firmware very well anymore.
01:38:03 You know, so they just default to their default position.
01:38:06 Like I know and and I you know, I.
01:38:10 And if you're listening, mom, you know it's true.
01:38:13 When I talk to my mom.
01:38:16 It's like I have to re I have to start from scratch, like if it's not quite that bad I guess, but I feel like I have to.
01:38:23 Red pillar like every like, not quite every time, but like at least like I'd make a little bit of progress, but I feel like.
01:38:31 If the sufficient amount of time takes place between the last time I talked to.
01:38:35 Her and the next.
01:38:36 Time I talk to her, I have to relay down all the groundwork again before I start talking about the.
01:38:44 The things that make boomers the topics that make boomers squeamish, and I think she still is a little bit squeamish about that stuff, and I just don't think there's a way around it.
01:38:53 And as far as boomers go, she's probably pretty based compared to a lot of.
01:38:59 A lot.
01:39:00 At least a lot of the.
01:39:01 Other boomers I interact with.
01:39:03 That's just the way it.
01:39:04 Is you're not going to.
01:39:06 Really be able to change that.
01:39:11 It's and not that you should be looking forward.
01:39:13 To brokers dying off.
01:39:15 Either because that's that's when they look at the, you know, the.
01:39:18 The the white numbers.
01:39:20 Into you know, the demographic, especially United States, right, the United States.
01:39:25 What's keeping whites even close to 50% of America is the boomers. Once they die off, it's like uh.
01:39:35 You're just.
01:39:36 And you're just another group.
01:39:39 UM.
01:39:43 Penelope Maynard.
01:39:46 Money is power.
01:39:47 Money is the only weapon that that you have to defend yourself with.
01:39:52 No, Julie, this *** is.
01:40:11 All right, look at you guys tonight.
01:40:13 You guys are.
01:40:15 Pulling out, pulling out.
01:40:16 The big guns.
01:40:18 Hi, Devin.
01:40:19 Hope you're well.
01:40:21 Bonjour at **** Africa.
01:40:26 I think is how you would say.
01:40:27 That I but I I'm not very good at.
01:40:31 Well, I'm zero good at French.
01:40:33 I have never studied French at all, like, not even a little bit.
01:40:37 I used to a little bit of Spanish and I was once talking to the Spanish.
01:40:40 Which guy that I worked with at the time because he was uh.
01:40:46 He he was like, Oh yeah, it's good that you're learning, you're learning Spanish, cause everyone speaks it here.
01:40:51 I remember I tried to learn French and and I found that if I didn't know a word and I could get by because if I didn't know a word in French, I could just say it in Spanish and with a French accent, I'd be right about half the time.
01:41:03 But I don't know any French at all.
01:41:07 But thank you very much, Penelope, for the support always.
01:41:12 Always a a big.
01:41:13 Supporter of the Insomnia's Dream and I really do appreciate that.
01:41:19 Lich Lord Godfrey White people did not use to riot when they had communities.
01:41:24 Famously they used to riot over forced busing and integration.
01:41:28 They didn't cover it as much except to describe it as evil.
01:41:32 The Jewish media did not care to embolden whites by showing them other whites who believe the same things rioting.
01:41:39 Right.
01:41:39 But they I don't think they they weren't like burning downtowns, you know, they weren't burning down cities, they weren't doing.
01:41:46 They weren't, you know.
01:41:47 Sure, you could call it riots, right?
01:41:50 But they weren't as destructive.
01:41:51 They didn't.
01:41:52 They didn't have the.
01:41:54 The destructive force that that these rioters have.
01:42:00 When there were riots, it was like uh, you know.
01:42:04 A couple white.
01:42:05 Guys threw rocks at a police car or something like that.
01:42:09 I mean, I guess the closest the problem is the closest thing I think whites get to writing is when like the.
01:42:17 Philadelphia Flyers win a game or something like that, and they they flipped cars over or something like it's.
01:42:25 Yeah, it's it's, uh, it's like sports ball riots sometimes happen, like with white people.
01:42:31 Which doesn't make any sense at all.
01:42:35 But there we are.
01:42:38 Polar Bear odyssey, old white French boomer begs.
01:42:41 Women or what?
01:42:43 Boomer woman begs police to not stop rioters because they would look racist.
01:42:51 Well, I can try to look at this, but like I said I've had.
01:42:54 I don't know if this is.
01:42:57 I don't know what's going on with Twitter today, but I can't look at Twitter links a lot of times.
01:43:02 Let me see.
01:43:03 It's just saying something went wrong and when I got to download it J downloader can't download Twitter links today.
01:43:11 And even some of these websites that you can usually download Twitter videos with are not working.
01:43:19 I can try to, I'll try this one.
01:43:21 I haven't used this one yet on this particular link but it's.
01:43:26 It's failed me a lot already tonight.
01:43:29 Oh, actually, all right, this one's actually going to we're in luck, I guess. Maybe. You know what this video is? I haven't seen it.
01:43:38 Here we go.
01:43:44 Let me see.
01:43:51 Let me see if I can get this to.
01:43:53 Load up.
01:44:00 I have too many things in this thing.
01:44:03 Video player might work.
01:44:04 Let's try this.
01:44:09 Alright, it works alright.
01:44:10 Let me fix the size on it.
01:44:18 There we go.
01:44:22 Have you back?
01:44:37 Well, we saw similar things during.
01:44:39 The George Floyd riots.
01:44:41 We saw white women begging them to stop, not because they shouldn't be rioting.
01:44:48 But because, uh, they didn't.
01:44:50 She didn't want Trump to get reelected.
01:44:55 I remember that clip going around during the George Floyd riots, that white woman in like.
01:45:01 Rodeo Dr.
01:45:02 or you know where they were?
01:45:03 It was like somewhere in California where they were looting all the rich people stores in this ******* white liberal was like.
01:45:12 Ohh, stop it and you're gonna make Trump win.
01:45:15 Stop it.
01:45:18 And yeah, that's yet again a another argument for women not voting.
01:45:31 Alright, let's take a look here.
01:45:32 Cringe panda.
01:45:33 So I guess that for some reason.
01:45:35 Americans are entertained by black people being buffoons.
01:45:39 And they're willing to sidestep the lack of impulse control, aggression, etc, because they think blacks are jolly and the gateway that opens.
01:45:49 Is this happy ***** face?
01:45:51 You know.
01:45:53 The Happy ***** face is the same face that stereotypes used to be made from with big grinning teeth.
01:46:00 It reduces them to non threatening or non threatening cartoon and I have two movies for you.
01:46:07 I'll send them to you this week.
01:46:09 One of them is painfully aware of how easily Americans are fooled.
01:46:13 By the Happy ***** face.
01:46:16 Well, yeah, like there's there's a there has always been.
01:46:21 In America.
01:46:25 Excuse me.
01:46:27 There has always been in America.
01:46:30 A. A black fetish.
01:46:35 It's it's impossible to argue otherwise.
01:46:39 Whether you're talking about black music.
01:46:42 Whether you're talking about blacks in sports.
01:46:47 Whether you're talking about.
01:46:49 You know Barack Obama.
01:46:53 Yeah, let's let's face it.
01:46:54 He got elected because he was black.
01:46:56 And sure every black person alive, even the so-called right wing blacks, you know, all voted for him because people vote for their group over their.
01:47:07 Or at least black people vote for their group over their ideology.
01:47:12 And but for it doesn't matter.
01:47:15 He couldn't have won.
01:47:18 If white people hadn't voted for him too, and I had friends that called themselves right wing conservatives.
01:47:25 That were.
01:47:30 By the idea of a black press, it'd.
01:47:32 Be so cool because then the world would would finally know we're not racist.
01:47:38 We're not racist.
01:47:39 Look, we got a black president.
01:47:43 We're not racist.
01:47:46 I mean, it was.
01:47:47 It was insane.
01:47:49 To watch.
01:47:52 But I saw it happen to a lot of people that.
01:47:55 Nowadays would not admit that.
01:47:58 But it was.
01:48:00 It was, yeah, very black Pilling indeed.
01:48:08 I usually don't catch these live because of time zone differences.
01:48:12 **** Arabs, Arabs and **** Africans.
01:48:17 Uh, well, there you go.
01:48:20 Let's see here.
01:48:23 I keep keep losing this.
01:48:25 I am not netted effect.
01:48:30 And I don't see why.
01:48:31 How can the doctor say that I am?
01:48:37 Ally Mair.
01:48:38 I know you're a one man wrecking crew and you enjoy flying solo, but Penelope seems pretty cool.
01:48:46 Maybe you should invite her on for a duet cameo sometime if she's interested.
01:48:52 That would be fun.
01:48:53 Yeah, I'd, I'd.
01:48:55 I'd have Penelope on for the for a stream that could be fun.
01:49:01 Talk about.
01:49:04 How to pronounce French words?
01:49:05 Perhaps because I, because that's outside my.
01:49:10 My skill set.
01:49:13 Cringe panda.
01:49:15 And The funny thing is, those happy ***** stereotypes were created to subvert people into being accepting of.
01:49:22 Thanks, but now for some reason the ruling class wants to get rid of them.
01:49:27 Aunt Jemima, uncle Ben, et cetera.
01:49:29 All gone.
01:49:30 I guess they outlived their usefulness.
01:49:33 The Big ***** grin was too obvious.
01:49:36 Well, here's The thing is.
01:49:39 When blacks didn't have any power and most whites interactions with them were negative, they had to overcompensate with with, you know, like you say, the smiling, happy *****, I guess, right.
01:49:56 Oh, look, he's adorable.
01:49:57 He's like a child, you know, then.
01:50:02 The problem is children throw tantrums.
01:50:07 And eventually, once they were given enough power, because of all the.
01:50:11 Tantrums they were.
01:50:14 They they.
01:50:18 I you know to be.
01:50:19 I'm not sure why black people don't like.
01:50:22 Like stuff like Aunt Jemima and stuff I.
01:50:24 Want that's the other thing.
01:50:25 You know what it is?
01:50:26 It's racial insecurity.
01:50:29 Because there's not a lot of Irish people that get upset about the fighting Irish mascot.
01:50:35 In fact, I don't think there's probably any Irish people that get upset by the fighting Irish mascot.
01:50:41 And yet every other race.
01:50:45 Is very upset.
01:50:48 By a any kind of mascot that depicts even.
01:50:51 If it's in.
01:50:51 A positive light like, did anyone really think Uncle Ben was like gonna steal your your car or stab you or rape your wife like no Uncle Ben looked looked very safe.
01:51:03 He was like, oh, it's Uncle Ben.
01:51:05 He's got minute rice.
01:51:07 Let me try out his rice like that.
01:51:08 What was?
01:51:09 Wrong with that?
01:51:11 You know, did did anyone have a problem with Aunt Jemima?
01:51:15 They used to have commercials with her.
01:51:16 They had, like, an actual black lady.
01:51:19 Like it was, it was live action in the 80s.
01:51:24 Unless I'm just imagining that, I wonder if I could find one of those.
01:51:27 I wonder if that's like.
01:51:29 If that would still exist, or if they took all those down, I feel like there was an Aunt Jemima commercial.
01:51:35 Let me see here.
01:51:38 And they still do that a little bit there, isn't there, like a black lady that?
01:51:40 Does all the Popeye's chickens ads?
01:51:44 She's like, hmm, you gotta have some Popeye's chicken.
01:51:49 Let's see here.
01:52:01 Yeah, they have.
01:52:02 I think they have.
01:52:03 Well, I don't know if she's actually in it though.
01:52:06 Oh, this is weirdly.
01:52:09 This is really weird actually.
01:52:13 It's from the 60s.
01:52:17 None of them have her in there.
01:52:20 Hold on, let me find.
01:52:22 Earliest one that's going to pop up on YouTube here is 1955.
01:52:28 Let's see what this one looks like here.
01:52:32 Aunt Jemima?
01:52:44 It's chilly outdoors, but inside for generations.
01:52:50 Frosty mornings have seemed warmer, with stacks of buckwheats right and Jemima Buckwheats deep golden Brown with a tantalizing buckwheat Tang.
01:52:53 And the mayor Buckley.
01:53:01 It's the same today.
01:53:02 Men still need a hearty, nourishing breakfast, and men roll edge to my buckwheats no buckwheats can equal that famous and Jemima flavor, and Mr.
01:53:12 They're so initiative.
01:53:13 easy, easy, easy, just pour out.
01:53:17 And Jemima buckwheat mix from the yellow box.
01:53:21 Then add milk.
01:53:23 Serve with crisp brown pork sausage or with ham or bacon.
01:53:28 Lots of lucky men can have antimima buckwheats tomorrow if they only ask for.
01:53:33 Them, man, man.
01:53:33 Have some voice law.
01:53:36 Have some carbs with sugar poured all over it.
01:53:41 Look at that smiling *****.
01:53:43 How could you argue with that?
01:53:48 Don't you want a?
01:53:48 Bunch of carbs with sugar poured all over it.
01:53:54 Oh, you don't.
01:53:55 Well, how about high fructose corn syrup?
01:54:01 If sugar is too expensive.
01:54:05 Have some carbs with some high fructose corn syrup.
01:54:08 Poured all over it.
01:54:12 Yeah, I don't know.
01:54:13 Everyone likes the Mammy character, the non threat.
01:54:16 You know what, though, everyone, I think.
01:54:18 What it is?
01:54:20 Because like, imagine how like all these maggot.
01:54:23 People that they just want to have, they want to be able.
01:54:25 To at least say I've got a black friend.
01:54:30 Honestly, I can't explain.
01:54:31 I understand some of it.
01:54:33 But I don't understand a lot of it.
01:54:36 And I don't know if it's just out.
01:54:38 Of a lack of interaction with actual black people.
01:54:42 You know, it's what cause it's usually the the real sheltered white suburbans that act like that, right, that the they're they've literally never been to a bad part of town in Chicago, Baltimore, Detroit, DC you know, they, they they've never been outside of the gated community.
01:54:58 And every black person they know is is like, you know, a Cosby.
01:55:02 Or something.
01:55:03 So yeah, I don't know.
01:55:05 I don't know what it is.
01:55:06 I wish.
01:55:06 I could explain it.
01:55:10 So let's take a look here.
01:55:17 Radu, in my country, I saw on the news many times gypsies fighting with swords on the streets.
01:55:25 My people used to see race at some level, but in the last.
01:55:33 Wait, I lost my.
01:55:34 Place, but in the last few years, slowly.
01:55:37 They think global **** I.
01:55:39 I've just.
01:55:40 Look, I've noticed that in Eastern Europe in general, the global **** virus took longer to get there for some reason.
01:55:47 And I don't know 100% why, but maybe it's because it it's attached to capitalism. Maybe capitalism is is what allows that virus to enter the body.
01:55:57 Right.
01:55:58 Like that's the capitalisms.
01:56:00 Like the syringe.
01:56:02 And and so that's why they.
01:56:05 They had a little bit of a buffer.
01:56:07 They weren't fully.
01:56:11 You know, on board with the capitalism as early, I don't know, I don't know.
01:56:17 But uh, yeah, it's it.
01:56:19 It's it's.
01:56:21 I I wish I had.
01:56:23 I wish I had an answer for you.
01:56:26 Man of low moral fiber, very unhappy to say that George Floyd should has damaged my relationship with my father. He says that doctor testified under oath that Chauvin killed him. Thoroughly embarrassing. I don't know why so many boomers are lovers. Floyd died of an overdose and.
01:56:46 Need to be sent home.
01:56:48 Well, that's sad that it's ruined your relationship with your dad.
01:56:52 I don't know how to relate to that, honestly.
01:56:55 So I don't want.
01:56:56 To give you any kind of advice on that, because I feel like.
01:57:01 I don't know what that's like. My, my dad's not like awesome based or anything like that, but he's also not.
01:57:09 He he gets it in his way.
01:57:11 He gets it right like he would.
01:57:12 Never push back.
01:57:14 If I were to present him with.
01:57:19 Honestly, I don't.
01:57:20 I don't think I'd have to.
01:57:21 I think he gets it.
01:57:21 He just doesn't care about politics is all.
01:57:25 So I don't know in fact.
01:57:28 Most of my families like that.
01:57:30 They get it.
01:57:30 There's there's some that don't.
01:57:32 And yeah, it has.
01:57:33 It has caused some rifts.
01:57:35 And I just think that's the way it has to be.
01:57:39 That's the way it has to be.
01:57:41 UM.
01:57:43 Because those people aren't going in many ways, those people are dead weight anyway.
01:57:48 Those people aren't going to you can only do so much.
01:57:52 If they don't respect you enough to recognize if they, if they trust the the electric Jew over you.
01:58:02 Then **** them.
01:58:05 But again, it's your dad.
01:58:06 So it's like I don't.
01:58:06 Know I don't want to tell you.
01:58:08 Tell you to just cut your dad off.
01:58:13 Every every situation is is unique cringe panda.
01:58:16 And look at step in fetch.
01:58:18 Fetch it, fetch it, fetch it.
01:58:21 Step in, fetch it.
01:58:22 I don't know who that is.
01:58:23 Was the personification of that ***** stereotype.
01:58:26 Don't know that is.
01:58:27 Let me look it up.
01:58:28 Step and fetch it.
01:58:33 Let's see.
01:58:40 The **** is this ****?
01:58:46 The **** is this ****?
01:58:51 The 1934.
01:59:10 I can't really hear the audio.
01:59:16 I suspect it wouldn't matter much.
01:59:18 Just like you.
01:59:21 It doesn't.
01:59:22 You don't forgot the jug.
01:59:27 You know what, though?
01:59:28 Here's the thing.
01:59:28 I think that.
01:59:31 I mean, I think you're right that they are trying to present the whites with a non threatening view of black people.
01:59:36 But I also think that when the proper enforcement is in place, IE South Africa with apartheid.
01:59:45 I I think they are not really a threat.
01:59:50 You know, it's like.
01:59:53 If you if you take the proper precautions.
01:59:56 And know what you're dealing with.
01:59:59 And if for some reason you really want black people in your country like you just can't, can't get enough of that basketball and and mumble rap or whatever, whatever your reason is, right?
02:00:10 Like you just really want black people to live in your country.
02:00:15 You take the proper precautions.
02:00:18 And police them.
02:00:21 You know more strictly and and whatnot like I I think you can have them and I think that the reason their behavior gets so outlandish, like it has over the last few decades is in 191934.
02:00:39 You know blacks, blacks. Uh.
02:00:42 We're we're, for lack of a.
02:00:44 Better term kept in check by a white society didn't matter if you were in the north or if you were in the South.
02:00:52 And so they were largely non threatening to the degree that if they became threatening that the society responded and the immune system still worked.
02:01:01 Let me put it that way.
02:01:03 The immune system still worked.
02:01:06 So if the infection started to boil up.
02:01:08 Antibiotics were applied.
02:01:13 Now again they they they should just cured the infection, but you know.
02:01:17 For some people.
02:01:18 Apparently would like to just have like a a festering sore.
02:01:22 On their arm.
02:01:23 Like they, they they they're willing to tolerate it.
02:01:25 You know, there's long as it's maybe they like to pick up the scab or something, but they like to.
02:01:29 Have that festering sore on their.
02:01:31 Arm and they never want to cure it 100%.
02:01:34 You know, because that it reminds them of something I don't.
02:01:37 Know I don't.
02:01:38 Know I can't.
02:01:39 I can't explain it.
02:01:41 But I've never heard of this.
02:01:42 Guy before.
02:01:46 Let's see. What were you saying about that? He was married to a white or he was married to a white woman at the time, it was illegal for blacks to marry a white one. Yeah, it was illegal to 19 until 1967.
02:01:58 Boomers grew up with the smiling big grin.
02:02:00 Happy *****.
02:02:02 That's how we ended up with.
02:02:03 Guess who's coming.
02:02:04 To **** your daughter.
02:02:06 The Star Trek clip that you showed and it dinner edition with Kurt kissing Uhura.
02:02:12 What got me was the reaction on the Romans faces.
02:02:16 The Roman lady was near, ecstatic to see the interracial kiss.
02:02:20 Yeah, she was, like, almost, like, touching herself.
02:02:22 It got really kind of weird, uh.
02:02:25 At that part.
02:02:27 But I I noticed that too.
02:02:29 It's programming through audience reaction.
02:02:32 They want you to see her and think it's OK to feel like the Roman lady.
02:02:36 No, and that's that's that's that works.
02:02:38 That's why if you watch like the office, either the British or the American version, they don't have a laugh track what they did instead was they.
02:02:48 Would do quick.
02:02:49 You know, whip pans over to Pan's face or over to Jim's face, or. Or, you know, whoever's face and and get reaction shots. And that would tell the audience what they were supposed to think about. Whatever it is, they just.
02:03:02 Saw so it was it was still a laugh track.
02:03:06 It was a visual laugh track though.
02:03:08 So the stupid people in the audience could watch a situation unfold and then be told what to think by the pan whipping over to to one of the cool kids faces, and then whatever their expression.
02:03:22 Was would inform you how you were supposed to feel about whatever was happening now.
02:03:28 I I think the reason it's like that is I just think that's how most NPC's are just.
02:03:33 The public, they let you know when they're not watching a television show.
02:03:38 I think that MP season, when they're in public are.
02:03:42 I mean, if you're like an MPC, you don't have an inner voice and and you're not really paying paying attention to whatever's going along.
02:03:49 You don't have any kind of.
02:03:50 Real ideology or philosophy of life.
02:03:53 You're just kind of going through the motions.
02:03:56 You're relying on the group to tell you.
02:03:59 What you think about everything?
02:04:01 So whether it's coming from television or whether it's a circle of friends at a table, the alpha at the table, whatever he thinks, you know, if something edgy comes up, there's gonna, I guarantee there's gonna be a lot of involuntary glances in the direction of the alpha.
02:04:19 To inform them how they're supposed, you know, however, he's reacting is how they need to to react to it, because he's setting the tone and the problem is that the television in American homes became the alpha.
02:04:38 To not just the children to the wives and everybody.
02:04:43 Think about it that way.
02:04:44 That's actually I never really hunt.
02:04:46 I never.
02:04:46 I've never expressed it quite like that.
02:04:49 But if you think about every family, every nuclear family in America in the 1950s is almost like their own individual Wolf Pack, right?
02:04:59 And you've got a hierarchy set up there.
02:05:01 You got the father, you got the mother, the children, and the father kind of sets the tone or or whatever, and then what you do is you introduce.
02:05:10 And and you know you have.
02:05:11 That kind of.
02:05:12 Behavior going on where you have.
02:05:15 The father's not just saying the tone, but kind of laying down the law, whether it's quite literally a law like a rule that the that the family has to follow or, you know, ideology, religion, you know, politics, a lot of that stuff is being transferred or should have been and has was in the past.
02:05:35 Transferred from the father to the children through these these social cues and through interacting with the father, and when.
02:05:44 When the 1950s rolled around and everyone started to have a TV in their.
02:05:48 Living room that went right out the window.
02:05:52 I think that's when children started relating more to people on the television screen and wives too, and that's why you had the culture change so.
02:06:03 Drastically and rapidly.
02:06:06 Is the people that raise your children were Jews in Hollywood?
02:06:11 And that still goes on today.
02:06:17 Marvin Heemeyer first stream, I've been able to catch live in a while.
02:06:22 I always watch the replays though, sending good vibes.
02:06:24 Devin will appreciate that Marvin the annoyed Android.
02:06:30 Choley, you talking about comms last week?
02:06:34 You mentioned a multiple frequency baofang unit.
02:06:37 I couldn't find it.
02:06:38 Do you know the model?
02:06:39 Could you do a video or show on com sometime? I've always loved CB's my Verizon service went off for 12 hours.
02:06:48 And comms is very important.
02:06:53 PS My name is Charlie, OK like Charlie.
02:06:58 It sounds like a like an Asian person trying to say CC.
02:07:03 Yeah, we've just, you know, any of the old ball fangs.
02:07:07 Do like the old.
02:07:10 I don't know what the model number is.
02:07:11 It's like what is it?
02:07:14 UV8RR or something like.
02:07:17 I don't remember what the.
02:07:17 Model number is.
02:07:18 It's the one that everyone has bought, like they're still.
02:07:21 They still make them.
02:07:22 I just think they're locked now, but it's.
02:07:25 If you get the the bow fangs that were basically VHF UHF, they're supposed to cover 144 and also 440 those actually covered.
02:07:39 And again, I don't know. I've heard that that the FCC got *****, but that it it covered almost everything from almost all it almost well, actually you could receive broadcast FM or at least mine can receive broadcast FM. And then it you could transmit on pretty much like from 200 all the way up to.
02:08:01 Maybe 500 megahertz?
02:08:04 I don't know.
02:08:04 I've only used it for the regular ham frequencies and MERS, so, but I know it does MERS just fine.
02:08:12 I had to use MERS recently, actually, and because I was.
02:08:17 Communicating with people that didn't have licenses and I just didn't.
02:08:22 Deal with it.
02:08:22 So just find like an open MERS frequency and, you know, did that.
02:08:27 But those things they're like, so they're cheap.
02:08:30 I feel like they're called like U V8 RU V5R or something. It's something like that and they have different wattage ratings.
02:08:38 The it's worth, it's I, in my opinion, it's worth the extra couple bucks to go go above 5 watts and get like the eight Watt one or whatever the I know one of them's 8 watts. I think they go up to like.
02:08:50 15 or something.
02:08:51 But then you got.
02:08:52 Then you also have to worry about battery consumption and all that stuff, but.
02:08:57 Yeah, I could do.
02:08:58 I guess I could, but I I did a whole video on on ham radio and kind of like the differences between the different bands and stuff like that.
02:09:07 It's it should be on here.
02:09:09 It should be on Odyssey.
02:09:12 Radu your defiant video needs to be spread more in all of Europe, country or Europe's countries.
02:09:20 Yeah, I I don't think that.
02:09:23 I don't know.
02:09:24 I wonder what?
02:09:24 How, how?
02:09:25 Europeans would react to it if they would have the same kind of reaction to it, that America, maybe they would.
02:09:32 Maybe they would.
02:09:34 Well, look, here's the thing, if I do.
02:09:35 Part 2? It'll certainly.
02:09:37 Now there's enough.
02:09:39 There's plenty of of footage in France for me to to.
02:09:44 To take from.
02:09:46 Cringe panda.
02:09:47 So it went from Shirley Temple tap dancing with Colonel Bojangles to that girl dating Sidney Poitier to the massive Jewish campaign to demoralize us by putting white women with black men in every frigging commercial and flooding the web with interracial ****.
02:10:06 Games all from the Happy ***** face.
02:10:10 When Americans see the happy ***** face their brain shut down.
02:10:15 Ohh look.
02:10:16 They say that ***** is smiling.
02:10:18 Maybe he'll do a funky dance.
02:10:21 My DNA is screaming in horror, but I saw one of them smiling in a movie, so maybe it's OK for us to marry, so we need to share.
02:10:31 A country with them.
02:10:34 Yeah, I mean, sadly, I don't.
02:10:36 I don't think that that's that's that hyperbolic.
02:10:39 I am not method defect.
02:10:44 And I don't see why.
02:10:45 How can the doctor say?
02:10:46 That I am.
02:10:47 With this faith.
02:10:50 Yeah, sadly.
02:10:54 Still waiting.
02:10:59 Mr. Charlie.
02:11:01 Maybe a 5?
02:11:03 Dollar minimum is too much. However, a $2.00 minimum reasonable.
02:11:07 I learned this in the sales. If someone is not made to contribute something, then they psychologically won't respect it. The real reason for dues I am a working class half potato and I still donate $5 and $10 or more. Yeah, well, you know like.
02:11:25 There has been inflation.
02:11:28 I've been doing this a long time, right?
02:11:30 I've been doing this.
02:11:33 Maybe I should do the actual math?
02:11:35 Because I suspect that like as long as I've been doing this, as ****** as that is to think about, the dollar might just be it might literally $2.00 might be what a dollar used to be in.
02:11:47 I mean ****.
02:11:47 After that clip from guess who's coming for dinner, where the guy wrecks that, like, does what would have been totaling a car in in today's standards.
02:11:58 And he's like, ohh, that's gonna cost 30 bucks to fix.
02:12:01 It's just.
02:12:01 Like what the ****?
02:12:04 I just paid 50 bucks to to fill up the tank on on my my my like my small tank.
02:12:11 Not not my big tank.
02:12:14 It was 50 bucks.
02:12:16 Yeah. Crazy ****. Crazy ****.
02:12:19 Uh, but yeah, at the same time, I don't know.
02:12:21 I've thought about it.
02:12:24 Maybe no real limit, but maybe like a limit for reads. I know people do that all the time like they do like $25, you know, reads or whatever.
02:12:34 I mean, I don't know if I want to do that, but you know, certainly not like $25 or something like that. It's I think it's.
02:12:41 A little steep.
02:12:44 I don't know.
02:12:45 I'll think about it.
02:12:46 Look, I gotta.
02:12:47 I gotta.
02:12:49 I gotta I got to make some money, right?
02:12:52 I know.
02:12:52 I haven't.
02:12:52 I haven't had healthcare for years.
02:12:55 That can only go on for so.
02:12:57 Long there will come a.
02:12:59 Time when I will need healthcare, I'm sure.
02:13:08 Let's see here.
02:13:11 Colonel Edward there really isn't much difference between and sand is there? Well, I I don't know. There, actually there is. There is a.
02:13:21 I mean, it really depends on what parts of those continents you're talking about, but the there's an IQ difference.
02:13:27 There's an IQ difference. There's a civil civilization difference you think about, like in, in, in much of Africa. Like, if you're talking about sub-Saharan Africa.
02:13:40 There's no I mean, there's no written language, there's no wheel, there's no buildings that aren't just mud huts, right?
02:13:49 And you contrast that with some of the stuff that you see in the Middle East, some of these.
02:13:54 You know even.
02:13:54 Though a lot of these Arab countries were very.
02:13:56 Primitive you.
02:13:58 I mean you want to get the press.
02:13:59 Look at look at what Saudi Arabia looked like before we started giving them oil money.
02:14:02 They were basically a bunch.
02:14:04 Of goat herding.
02:14:05 Fagots in the desert, you know, like, think, think like Indiana Jones.
02:14:10 Those movies, when he's running around and and I guess it was in Egypt, right, but like that's how the whole Middle East looked it just like these little ******* marketplace and there was.
02:14:19 It was very primitive, insanely primitive, and all that.
02:14:23 All that infrastructure has been built up because of their oil money.
02:14:28 But that said, they at least had like the.
02:14:30 Wheel and they had had, you know, stone buildings and and things like that and well, I mean obviously right, because they were clever enough to work out.
02:14:40 Deals on their oil so.
02:14:44 You know.
02:14:45 I think there's a big difference in terms of aptitude between it depends.
02:14:52 I'm sure there's, I'm sure there's areas, right, because you can say.
02:14:56 You can say Arab and that means like a lot of different things.
02:15:00 And so I'm sure there's like some Arabs that that test much higher than others.
02:15:07 Splitter trace the French Revolution is what allowed the Jews to gain political power on the world or on the world stage.
02:15:17 It was proto communism.
02:15:20 Yeah, we might have to do a stream on the the French Revolution at some point, but that's not something I'm an expert in.
02:15:26 Glock 23, the savages have been stealing weapons out of police cars, and they broke into a police Armory.
02:15:35 The other day.
02:15:37 Yeah, let.
02:15:39 Get this all the way.
02:15:41 I keep forgetting that.
02:15:42 All the right footage I got.
02:15:46 Let's see here.
02:15:47 Police Armory the other day and stole weapons and ammunition.
02:15:52 The police must be allowed these or must be allowing the savages to get weapons.
02:15:57 I hope many more French get killed.
02:15:59 Come on, man.
02:16:00 Maybe then they will take proper action.
02:16:03 Then kill these have I don't know.
02:16:05 I I don't think that the police.
02:16:07 Judging by the the way that police are talking about this scenario, I don't think they're they're allowing it to happen.
02:16:14 I just think they're overwhelmed and they have 0 support from the government.
02:16:18 So yeah, I don't.
02:16:20 I don't think that I think that the the police have ******* had it and they they want it, they want it clamped down.
02:16:27 They just don't have the resources for it and the last thing they want is for these people to have their guns.
02:16:36 But yeah, that would that would spice things up a little bit.
02:16:39 I I would.
02:16:40 And I don't I.
02:16:42 Don't know what the end game would be though.
02:16:43 That's The thing is these things only get spicy.
02:16:48 Contrary to popular belief about, you know, revolutions being grassroots, you know the people rising up and whatever, that's all ********.
02:16:58 There has to be powerful people backing.
02:17:01 Uh, the revolutionaries.
02:17:04 There always is, always is.
02:17:07 And I just don't know what powerful people would benefit from a full on race war.
02:17:15 I think it would backfire tremendously for the reasons that I talked about, you know, in the stream.
02:17:20 So I don't, I don't think that.
02:17:24 I don't think it's that it's being allowed to happen. Look, if they wanted, if if they wanted to give these guys AK-40 sevens and whatever and and make it go full race war.
02:17:36 I don't think it'd be that hard to do.
02:17:38 You know, these guys seem to chimp out at the, you know, the drop of a hat.
02:17:42 So I don't see it, it being like that that much of an asset to make them.
02:17:47 Go a little bit further with it because they could just sign up him into it if nothing else, right? Like they could just be like, you know, make up some AI recording of Macron going. **** those or you know something, right. They can make it go viral.
02:18:02 People and give them the impression that it's real and I don't know.
02:18:06 Give them a bunch of guns.
02:18:07 I I just feel like it'd be so easy for them to to make them go to the next level.
02:18:12 And just like with antifa and **** like that in in America, they burn a bunch of **** down.
02:18:17 They cause a bunch of damage, a bunch of big corporations, give them a bunch of.
02:18:22 Of ransom money, basically.
02:18:25 And then they settle down and I think that's probably you're gonna.
02:18:28 It's probably what's going to happen here.
02:18:30 Again, having never been to France and not being French, I don't know.
02:18:35 But if it's anything like America's been dealing with for ******* decades, that's what will happen.
02:18:41 Harmless Gee, every bit of empathy and care that non whites are given by white people is a weapon that will be used against white people.
02:18:51 I sympathize with desires to create things like Christian identity or other pro white religions that view non whites like the most ******** Orthodox Jews view the goyem.
02:19:03 Yeah, there, there is a benefit to having a religious having a.
02:19:08 A religion that has a a ethnic component to it.
02:19:13 In fact, I almost feel like.
02:19:16 That might be a necessary thing.
02:19:20 If you're, if you're trying to.
02:19:22 If your goal is to preserve any group really in perpetuity, having a religion that.
02:19:33 That prioritizes that people, I think is, I think that's a a necessity.
02:19:40 Polar bear odyssey good research content for your gambling stream.
02:19:45 Australia is way worse, saying people running the casinos.
02:19:52 Let's see here.
02:19:58 The beginnings were.
02:19:59 Oh, this is like a long.
02:20:00 OK, I'll check it out later.
02:20:05 ******** ******?
02:20:09 For one.
02:20:13 Do you have that much money in your bank at home?
02:20:18 I'd buy that for a dollar.
02:20:25 See am I gonna have to see if I do the inflation thing.
02:20:30 It'll have to.
02:20:30 Be like ******** ****** for $50.
02:20:37 I don't know if we can do that.
02:20:42 Saw a bit of Syrian refugees stabbing babies in strollers in France as mom scream, but no one does anything to help with population this docile.
02:20:52 I'm not shocked they are letting their cities be burned down by diversity.
02:20:57 Right.
02:20:58 That's, that's again that's that's we've seen this all throughout the West.
02:21:03 It's not just it's not unique to the French.
02:21:05 I know like Americans, especially because of World War 2 or whatever.
02:21:10 Have this you know constant running joke that the the French surrender at the.
02:21:17 The the first sign of danger.
02:21:20 But let's let's just be real.
02:21:23 The entire West has Stockholm syndrome at this point and and is so terrified of of just of well, I mean like the like the crying guy and that that body Cam footage.
02:21:37 You know, don't don't want to hurt the feelings of the man attacking me with a knife.
02:21:44 They call me Mr.
02:21:46 Don't buy at the big box grocery stores.
02:21:49 Buy local.
02:21:52 Yes, and buy local and buy meat.
02:21:57 Eat lots of meat.
02:21:58 Lots of red meat.
02:22:05 Carbs and sugar is goy slup.
02:22:10 Get rid of seed oils.
02:22:16 Eat pretty much fatty meat.
02:22:20 And eggs.
02:22:22 And you know, keep tabs in your electrolytes.
02:22:27 And iodine levels and.
02:22:35 But not to.
02:22:41 What am I thinking of the?
02:22:47 I damn it, I can't find it.
02:22:54 Did it get deleted or?
02:22:55 Something where did it go?
02:22:58 Oh, I was going to say I definitely don't walk to the.
02:23:05 That's where I put it.
02:23:06 It's way the **** ** here.
02:23:08 To buy to buy gooey slop.
02:23:12 Proud to be white. Do you think the ruling class will try to roll out a second pandemic in 2025?
02:23:19 My company forced me to do weekly testing or get fired.
02:23:24 Do you think that testing was a way to get everyone's DNA?
02:23:28 If so, what will they use it for?
02:23:30 Well, I I don't think they need.
02:23:32 Everyone's DNA.
02:23:33 I I think they've got.
02:23:34 I mean.
02:23:35 I'm sure they want.
02:23:36 It but I the.
02:23:38 The ****** thing is, is if you have some stupid family member that went to likeancestry.com and was.
02:23:44 Like you have to have my blood, Jews.
02:23:46 Then they already have your DNA.
02:23:49 You know, you know the the Brian Koberger murder stuff that's happening in in Idaho that everyone seems to have forgotten about.
02:23:56 You know the the the guy that looks.
02:23:58 I don't.
02:23:58 I don't think he's a Jew.
02:23:59 But like God dammit, does he look like a Jew?
02:24:02 And his name is Koberger.
02:24:04 You know, it's like it's but.
02:24:05 I don't think he is.
02:24:07 Maybe, maybe, I don't know.
02:24:09 But the guy that we don't know, but pretty much that killed the.
02:24:17 The the girls, the white girls in and the White College girls in Idaho.
02:24:23 That's how they got him.
02:24:25 They got him because they had a I guess one of the the the knife, the he left a sheath.
02:24:33 Of one of the knives.
02:24:36 After doing one of the stabbings.
02:24:39 And they ran it through just normal ancestor. I think it was ancestry ancestry.com. But one of these websites, right?
02:24:52 They, they. They.
02:24:54 Found a family member like I don't know who it was.
02:24:56 But they were.
02:24:56 Able to find him from that.
02:24:59 And and my idiot parents.
02:25:01 Of course they.
02:25:04 They sent in their 23andMe or whatever. I don't know what it was you.
02:25:07 Know one one of these things.
02:25:09 So now, yeah, now it doesn't matter.
02:25:11 They now they functionally they have my DNA.
02:25:14 So if I if I had DNA at A at a crime scene somewhere, I'm now I'm gonna have to act like that ************.
02:25:20 And Gattaca, if I ever do anything.
02:25:23 If I ever do anything shady, I'd rather be like scrubbing my ******* skin cells off and and bleaching everything and just cause like.
02:25:32 It'll come up.
02:25:33 They're like, oh, we found him.
02:25:36 His parents wanted to know like.
02:25:38 Like they had any Native American genes or I don't know.
02:25:42 What the ****, why they did it?
02:25:44 Uh, yeah.
02:25:47 Well, I don't think there'll be another pandemic in 2025. Who knows, though, right? Who knows?
02:25:53 I didn't think there was going.
02:25:54 No one thought there was going to be 1, the last one so.
02:25:58 It just seems like I feel like that that they.
02:26:02 Is is short of of attention span that Americans have.
02:26:07 They're still not completely idiotic, right?
02:26:09 And I feel like that they got tired of of the pandemic.
02:26:14 Series and so they had to switch things up.
02:26:17 I mean, so I think they could, maybe they'll do something that's like a pandemic or something that requires, you know, like, I don't know, alien invasion.
02:26:26 And I don't know right with all with everything that's going on, is it really that weird?
02:26:32 That we would have like some kind of alien invasion ****.
02:26:36 I mean, it sure seems like they're pushing for something like that, right?
02:26:39 I mean, I don't know.
02:26:43 Or something, right?
02:26:44 It'll be some other reason they have to lock people up.
02:26:47 Maybe, maybe.
02:26:48 It could be the.
02:26:48 Wildfires in in Canada or something like that?
02:26:51 Right. Like oh.
02:26:52 It's the smoke you have to stay.
02:26:53 Inside or nuclear winter, right?
02:26:55 Ohh yeah the the the big fallout clouds coming, you know they'll.
02:27:00 I'm sure they have another reason they could get you to be locked in your house.
02:27:03 But I don't think it'll be the same thing like ohh it's COVID.
02:27:08 23.
02:27:10 Arbor commandant. Hey, Devin. It's sad to see what happened to France. I feel some connection to France through my mother's side.
02:27:17 My great, great grandfather was an officer in the army of Napoleon, my continent getting raped by my or by Third world savages.
02:27:27 How will our race survive?
02:27:28 We face so much evil. My father's side is German. Yeah. My mom's very Anglo, but she's she's got a little bit of the.
02:27:38 A little bit of the French action going on there, so I've got.
02:27:41 I've got a.
02:27:43 You know, like most Americans, right, I've got got a mixture of the the, the Europeans that came to America most dominantly, though it's it's, you know, English or English sacks at the very least.
02:27:57 But there's a little bit of French and a little.
02:27:58 Bit of German, but I don't really.
02:28:01 I don't I.
02:28:02 Wouldn't say I feel like a connection.
02:28:03 Cause like I've never been to France.
02:28:05 I don't know French.
02:28:08 UM.
02:28:10 I mean, aside from a.
02:28:13 You know, I've always liked.
02:28:16 The architecture and and there's some French movies I've liked and.
02:28:22 You know, stuff like that.
02:28:24 It's not that I don't like.
02:28:25 I don't.
02:28:25 It's not that I don't like French stuff.
02:28:27 It's just that's never been my thing.
02:28:29 But it doesn't really matter, right?
02:28:30 There's a lot of European countries that I've never been to that I don't really have any connection to and it's a travesty that this would happen in any of them.
02:28:39 And it's kind of.
02:28:42 You know, it's not just sad, it's it's.
02:28:44 It's enraging.
02:28:45 Like it ****** me off.
02:28:48 And it should I I don't know why it doesn't **** *** more French people.
02:28:53 Mark ESPY, I don't know if it was pointed out, but Congrats on hitting 200,000 subscribers on your YouTube channel.
02:29:01 Ohh I had dude. I had 250,000 subscribers on my YouTube channel before they locked it down that that that like years ago like in 2017.
02:29:14 So yeah, and they never sent me the thing, the plague thing.
02:29:19 I I I was so it was I.
02:29:21 That's when I realized.
02:29:23 Oh, this isn't gonna.
02:29:24 I knew my days on YouTube were numbered when they wouldn't send me the the plaque thing like the the the silver.
02:29:30 Because, you know, I think supposed to send that to you when you get 100,000 subscribers, right?
02:29:35 And I messaged like the thing it.
02:29:37 Was like hey.
02:29:37 Don't I get my little thing and they never responded?
02:29:39 They never responded.
02:29:40 They no one ever YouTube ever responded to anything.
02:29:43 Sent them.
02:29:44 But yeah, I.
02:29:44 Had up till I had like 250,000 subscribers back in like 20/17/2018 and then I I I'm assuming I lost some subscribers.
02:29:55 When I stopped posting there, you know people just clearing out their subscription lists and things like that because I haven't posted there in.
02:30:05 In fact, I can't post there.
02:30:06 They went back and I got like another notification the other day.
02:30:09 That's like, oh, you have another strike on your YouTube channel.
02:30:12 Like, really?
02:30:13 Like, really.
02:30:14 I haven't posted anything on on on this channel for four years, but but I guess that video I posted, you know six years ago, which is what it was, it was literally a video I posted like six years ago, it it violates something now.
02:30:27 Right.
02:30:27 So better, better knock it down.
02:30:30 I don't remember what it was, but they they.
02:30:32 They took down to.
02:30:33 Of my videos like like 2 weeks ago and gave me a strike and like.
02:30:36 Whatever ******* cares.
02:30:38 Uh, but yeah.
02:30:41 The plot chickens I threw up threw it up on honest.
02:30:45 Oh, wait, I threw it up.
02:30:46 I threw it up on Odyssey.
02:30:49 Oh, oh, you sent.
02:30:51 You're gonna send me a link?
02:30:52 I guess.
02:30:53 I thought you were talking about something related.
02:30:55 To the platform.
02:30:56 Honestly, like you threw up on Odyssey.
02:30:58 Or something.
02:30:59 I guess I could have thought of that.
02:31:01 Here's a gab link.
02:31:06 Yeah, let's see what this is.
02:31:20 What is this again?
02:31:25 I forget what this is now.
02:31:27 Now secondly, first of all, I think it's brilliant.
02:31:31 And I think that if we were living in a linear world, in other words, where one one event follows the next, logically you're absolutely right. I don't think we'll ever get to the 2024 election.
02:31:44 I think things are going to implode in Washington before then.
02:31:48 I think our economic financial condition is fragile.
02:31:51 It's going to come home to roost in ugly ways, and I I will tell you, I don't know exactly how it will happen.
02:31:57 I think we're going to end up in a situation where we find out the banks are closed for two or three weeks and nobody can get into them.
02:32:04 You think so?
02:32:04 I think we're going to run into something like that.
02:32:07 I also think that the levels of violence and criminality in our cities are so high.
02:32:12 That it it's going to spill over into other places in society.
02:32:16 People that normally think they can live remote from the problem are now beginning to be touched by the problem.
02:32:23 Then I look at this thing in Ukraine.
02:32:24 I think Ukraine is going to lose catastrophically.
02:32:27 It's going to be a complete collapse, and that too is going to have an effect here at home because people are going to say, well, wait.
02:32:33 In it, everybody told us Ukraine was winning. Everybody told us XY and ZI mean sort of the the Russian hoax on steroids.
02:32:40 All of those things are going to come together or converge in some way that's going to prevent us from reaching, you know, the status quo.
02:32:49 Another election.
02:32:50 Another set of campaigns and so forth.
02:32:54 So what you're saying to me is eminently plausible, because I don't think Biden will make it through the year.
02:33:00 I think he'll be gone and I think everybody knows that this person, Kamala Harris, lacks the ability under any circumstances to be president of the United States.
02:33:10 You say going mean.
02:33:11 Passing away because of his age or merely being incapable and finally being what?
02:33:16 What is that?
02:33:16 What do they call it?
02:33:17 5th Amendment wherever it is, shuffled off the.
02:33:19 Stage, I think.
02:33:20 They'll save face, though they'll do it in a.
02:33:21 Way to save face in.
02:33:22 Sure, that's.
02:33:22 I think it's special.
02:33:24 Yeah, I think what Patrick wrote is accurate.
02:33:26 Something like that will happen.
02:33:29 And then the the the search begins, and Newsom is the logical candidate for them.
02:33:33 He's presiding over California, which is their poster child for the future of America.
02:33:38 If you want to know what the Democrats want America to become, look at California.
02:33:42 How deeply in debt is California?
02:33:44 What's the state of affairs in that in that country of its own?
02:33:47 It's catastrophe.
02:33:49 Everyone who can leave that has any talent, ability or understanding is leaving.
02:33:53 Businesses are leaving.
02:33:54 No one wants to be there.
02:33:56 So what are you going to end up with?
02:33:58 A very small minority of very wealthy people and millions of poor people, most of whom don't even don't even consider themselves to be.
02:34:06 So that's that's the dream world for the left California.
02:34:11 I don't think we'll tolerate that.
02:34:13 So I don't think it'll ever get that far on the national level.
02:34:16 Now I could be wrong, but I don't think we're that complacent.
02:34:19 I also know that you get revolutionary change when people can't eat.
02:34:25 When the supply chains breakdown and you can't deliver food when they can't afford to buy the food when they can't afford to buy the gasoline, these things are the catalysts for real change, and everyone's betting that the left in charge in Washington can keep all of this going without any in.
02:34:44 Maybe they're right.
02:34:45 I don't think so.
02:34:48 Yeah, I mean, I don't know.
02:34:49 I I think that's.
02:34:51 To some degree, wishful thinking.
02:34:54 What's that?
02:34:55 Got it.
02:34:55 It's a general.
02:34:56 I've, I've.
02:34:57 I've actually.
02:34:59 1 degree of separation between me and him.
02:35:01 I've talked to people who've gone to dinner with that guy, but I can't remember his name.
02:35:04 I'm not a name guy.
02:35:05 I'm a face guy.
02:35:06 I know what he looks like.
02:35:07 But yeah, he's been on the Duran a bunch of times and stuff like that.
02:35:11 He's he's a smart guy, but I kind of feel like.
02:35:17 I feel like they will be.
02:35:18 Able to keep it going.
02:35:21 For at least like for the rest of his lifetime, he's an older guy.
02:35:24 I don't think he's going to see, but maybe he's.
02:35:26 Maybe I'm wrong.
02:35:27 You know, he's he's a general.
02:35:28 He's he's been in Washington.
02:35:30 And and up close and personal in a way.
02:35:33 I haven't been to probably been Privy to intelligence I've never seen.
02:35:37 And and who knows?
02:35:37 Right.
02:35:42 I I don't think we're going to have have this.
02:35:47 Especially during the Biden administration, like, I don't know, I mean, Biden is deteriorating quickly.
02:35:53 It used to be when he was running they kept him out of the public eye, probably cause he was.
02:35:57 Already on the way out, right.
02:36:00 So he did like.
02:36:01 They used COVID as the excuse, but he did very little public speaking, even recorded.
02:36:09 And now that he's out in front of reporters, he's saying like the wrong, you know, he's saying stupid **** constantly.
02:36:14 But you could say.
02:36:16 The the, You know, Reagan was kind of in.
02:36:18 The same boat.
02:36:20 Reagan had what did he have, like Alzheimer's or something like that?
02:36:23 And he started to sound a little ******* ******** after a while.
02:36:27 And and the left was saying the same things like.
02:36:29 Oh, he's going to push the nuclear button and it's going to start World War three and.
02:36:33 Blah blah blah and that never happened.
02:36:37 I think there's just there's there's.
02:36:40 I don't.
02:36:41 I don't think we should underestimate our enemy.
02:36:44 While certainly there is a a brain drain going on in in federal government as a result of nepotism, generational wealth and all these things, and just generally speaking, the smart people aren't reproducing and the people we're importing to replace them are not smart people.
02:37:04 And so yeah, there's just generally a a brain drain going on in the West.
02:37:09 At large and that's that.
02:37:10 That's going to trickle up and people are going to make mistakes and it's going to turn to the third world.
02:37:15 I don't think it's going to hit like some flashpoint because you know, Biden can't make the country run and Kamala Harris is getting.
02:37:23 Who knows?
02:37:25 Who knows?
02:37:26 That's one possibility, and I think it's stupid to ignore that possibility.
02:37:30 I think you should live your life like that as a very real possibility.
02:37:33 And I do.
02:37:35 But I also.
02:37:36 I I don't see it.
02:37:39 Happening fast, but I guess that I guess no one ever does, right?
02:37:44 It's always it's it's like.
02:37:46 It's like when a a a bridge collapses or or you know any any structure has a catastrophic failure.
02:37:57 No one sees it coming right.
02:37:59 No one notices until it just one day.
02:38:02 You know like that.
02:38:04 Although there might have been shenanigans that who knows.
02:38:06 Right.
02:38:06 That, like, remember that apartment building that condo building in Florida that just one day it was gone, just ******* vaporized, like.
02:38:16 Fell fell into a.
02:38:18 Pile of powder on the ground.
02:38:21 And and I think that's just.
02:38:24 I think that's the nature of of of the these sorts of things is there's so many moving pieces, there's, it's so dynamic.
02:38:31 That it's really hard for anyone who's not actively engineering the outcomes to predict the outcomes, and even the people active, you know, actively engineering the outcomes.
02:38:40 They're not perfect.
02:38:41 They're not gods, you know.
02:38:43 They're not.
02:38:43 They're not magic.
02:38:45 They're powerful.
02:38:46 And they're smart.
02:38:47 Many of them.
02:38:48 But it's, you know, sometimes humans are.
02:38:53 I my my other thing is too he mentioned like, you know when you have.
02:38:59 The the.
02:39:01 The breakdown of the supply chains and people can't get food.
02:39:05 Have you seen Americans?
02:39:07 I don't think the problem is they can't get food.
02:39:11 I think there's too much food.
02:39:14 Uh, I think they could use a little.
02:39:16 Caloric restriction you know.
02:39:18 So I don't know that that that's even really going to happen either.
02:39:22 It's become so easy to produce and it's junk food, right?
02:39:27 But it keeps people alive.
02:39:28 It keeps their stomachs full, keeps the dopamine hitting them.
02:39:32 It's so easy to provide carbs and sugar to ******* that it would be.
02:39:38 I mean, you'd have to really ****.
02:39:39 Things up to to not be able to do.
02:39:42 And even if there's like a massive disaster in Ukraine or.
02:39:46 Or whatever, right?
02:39:47 I think that the only thing that could really spark something.
02:39:50 To the at.
02:39:52 With the with the magnitude that he's talking about is if you had a a direct conflict between NATO and and Russia, or maybe China somehow, or or who knows, right?
02:40:07 I think that there's so much momentum behind the American Empire.
02:40:12 That it it's.
02:40:17 Even if even if it's like in zombie mode, it's just shuffling, you know, as the bones or as the as the muscles right away and the bones fall down.
02:40:26 I think it has.
02:40:27 It has a little more.
02:40:29 Has has has little ways to go.
02:40:31 Before it, it all comes crumbling up.
02:40:33 But I don't know.
02:40:35 I think you should live your life like.
02:40:36 Like he's right.
02:40:38 Because there's no way of ever knowing that.
02:40:43 Abdomen kalashnikova.
02:40:46 My dad is a young boomer in his early 60s.
02:40:51 He's not based despite a lifetime of empirical evidence.
02:40:57 Boomers were propagandized, but there was lots of empirical evidence against the propaganda.
02:41:03 They just ignore the real world evidence well.
02:41:06 It's it's because they.
02:41:09 They learn to get their facts from television.
02:41:15 I mean.
02:41:16 Bottom line.
02:41:18 X is like that to some extent, too.
02:41:20 Millennial is a little bit less.
02:41:22 That's more the Internet and then zoomers, I don't think care about TV at all, but it's all the Internet.
02:41:29 But no one, no one.
02:41:32 It's it's not just boomers.
02:41:33 It's just.
02:41:35 80% of the population of any generation.
02:41:40 Just goes along with whatever the mainstream is.
02:41:43 And the mainstream narrative is being delivered via television to boomers or was right and still is.
02:41:50 I guess they still like watch MSNBC, and now that's who's still watching TV, right?
02:41:56 And TV is telling them that that's all ********.
02:42:00 And they're not going to take the time to go research it.
02:42:02 And and many of.
02:42:03 Them, you know, to some extent.
02:42:07 Lack the ability to research it like we grew up, or at least I did.
02:42:11 And people younger than me grew up with the ability to figure out almost how to do anything by using the Internet.
02:42:21 You know, like I I learned. I taught myself how to do 3D modeling.
02:42:26 Which is a pretty complex process and it took years, but I did it almost entirely by watching YouTube videos and stuff like that, and I think there's a lot of people that learn lots of stuff, I mean.
02:42:37 I learned how to beekeeper by watching YouTube videos.
02:42:39 I learned about ham radio by watching YouTube videos.
02:42:44 Excuse me, I'm.
02:42:48 That part of the generation that.
02:42:50 That does does their own research and knows how to do it and knows how to, even more importantly, discern the difference between bad information on the Internet, which there's a lot of and good information on the Internet, and so not everyone has that kind of discernment, even that they have the tools necessary to do the research in the 1st place.
02:43:09 You know, a good example of that.
02:43:11 It's like all the all the boomer custards, right?
02:43:14 Do your own research.
02:43:16 And you know, they thought they were researching on the Internet.
02:43:20 And yet, here we are.
02:43:22 Let's see here.
02:43:25 Thin red line.
02:43:26 I met a group of young.
02:43:27 French tourists yesterday.
02:43:30 I told them that I felt sorry for their country.
02:43:33 They said they couldn't do anything about it.
02:43:36 I said you could deport them and they all agreed.
02:43:41 Well, that's cool.
02:43:42 I don't know.
02:43:43 I I don't.
02:43:44 I don't think I've ever actually met.
02:43:47 A French well.
02:43:49 No, I've met French Canadians, but I've never met.
02:43:52 I've never met like French, French people.
02:43:55 They never, they never come out this way for some reason.
02:44:00 Gee, I believe the main reason most kids of of single mothers turn out funked up is because they have DNA of a deadbeat dad and or a ***** mother.
02:44:11 The single mother environment itself is a secondary cause, right?
02:44:15 That's just adding fuel to the the the fire.
02:44:18 It's because the the environment is a.
02:44:21 Product of the biology.
02:44:22 Right, like your your parents raised you the way that their their biology decided to raise you.
02:44:32 Now you could say well, no, because they, they, they.
02:44:36 Learn those lessons from their.
02:44:39 Well, OK, but that's their parents biology, right?
02:44:42 Like cultures are a product of biology, not the.
02:44:45 Other way around?
02:44:46 And while certainly you, you could say education and and cultural influences and pressures and and propaganda can make.
02:44:59 Big differences in people's behavior.
02:45:03 Biology is a huge determining factor that a lot of people just don't want to admit.
02:45:11 For some reason.
02:45:13 All right.
02:45:19 The world's money is power. Money is the only weapon that that you have to defend itself.
02:45:26 Go, Julie, this *** is.
02:45:44 With the big dono, what do you use to find your info?
02:45:48 The pack Kind edition was excellent.
02:45:51 Where did you find all the videos and info from Waco?
02:45:55 Honestly, it was just lots of searches and searching, lots of different search engines and don't rely especially like on YouTube right?
02:46:04 Like don't rely on YouTube search because.
02:46:05 It's gonna always.
02:46:07 It's always gonna be ********.
02:46:10 In fact one.
02:46:11 Of the things I used to do, I think is they've.
02:46:13 Ruined it I.
02:46:14 Used to you, I would search for a video like you could put the actual title of a video into the YouTube search and word for word, have the title and it would never.
02:46:24 Come up.
02:46:25 Right.
02:46:25 And then you'd go to Yahoo and search for that exact title and it would come right up.
02:46:31 And so I was using Yahoo and other and being and stuff like that and using their video search option to find this stuff.
02:46:40 But then I've noticed over the last year or so that that's become less and less reliable too. And some of it is just that YouTube's taking down a lot of this older stuff.
02:46:51 And some of it is just that it's I think that those search engines are are playing, playing along.
02:46:59 The Internet Archive is a good place.
02:47:02 Because a lot of a lot of videos that have been taken down from YouTube or whatever.
02:47:06 Some spurge has put it up on the Internet archive.
02:47:08 I found a lot of good stuff on that.
02:47:11 You can find some stuff on bit shoot, although their search is atrocious, they have the worst search engine ever.
02:47:19 In fact, if you wanna find something a bit shoot, it's almost better to use another search engine and then just put the word bit shoot in with your search term.
02:47:27 And and then you'll find it a lot easier because if you same thing with Bishop I, I just think with that it's just they have ****** search, but you can look for stuff on bit shoot all day long and never find it by even searching for things explicitly in the title.
02:47:42 It's just I don't know why their search is so ******* terrible.
02:47:46 Yeah, it just takes.
02:47:47 It just takes a lot.
02:47:48 Time takes a lot of ******* time, and then a lot of it too is like it's like a rabbit hole, right?
02:47:54 Like you'll find like you don't always know what you're looking for, and then you'll find, like, let's say you're looking for Waco stuff, and then you'll hear someone mention in a in a video clip, because that's the other thing, too, is maybe the entire video of a documentary.
02:48:10 That that documentary is is somehow.
02:48:12 Not listed anywhere but you find like this clip with a a piece of an interview of a guy talking about, you know, like the example of Waco, there was the guy who invented the flier camera, who went, who looked at the Fleer footage and was, like, clearly you can see FBI agents, ATF agents shooting at the people trying to get out of the fire.
02:48:34 Like you can see them walk out of the back of the APC and gun down the people trying.
02:48:38 To escape the fire.
02:48:40 It's clear as.
02:48:40 Day and this is the guy who invented the ******* technology that that was used in the camera that the that the that made the footage they were watching.
02:48:50 And so then you in that example you could say, OK, well now I know the name of this guy, and now I can start looking for that guy's name and how, you know.
02:48:57 And and it's just you.
02:48:59 Have to keep you have to keep searching more and more terms or like let's say like.
02:49:10 You find a documentary that's actually based, so, so then now you know the you look at who made it right.
02:49:16 Look at who made that documentary.
02:49:18 Did they make other documentaries?
02:49:20 And stuff like that.
02:49:21 So it's just you have to be.
02:49:23 You just have to be like a you have to be relentless.
02:49:27 That's what it is.
02:49:28 You just have to be ******* relentless.
02:49:32 But thank you for the support.
02:49:34 Who killed the world?
02:49:41 What do we got for you?
02:49:42 Humble braggart.
02:49:44 Cash flow checkout.
02:49:51 I'd like to return this duck.
02:49:59 Hello Devin.
02:50:00 Have you ever watched?
02:50:02 The film children of men.
02:50:06 Yeah, I did a I did a video on that one.
02:50:08 I did a whole video on that one, right.
02:50:10 It might have been a I don't know if it was a stream or a video because it was a long time ago.
02:50:14 It was a couple of years back.
02:50:16 It is a future UK where they round up the illegal migrants and put them in a walled off area, escape from New York style.
02:50:24 Also, no woman has given birth in 20 years and the first baby born.
02:50:27 Yeah, right.
02:50:28 No, like I did a whole thing on that.
02:50:30 I did a whole thing on.
02:50:31 That I I might have been a video.
02:50:34 And not a stream, because like I said, it was like.
02:50:37 I feel like it was like 3.
02:50:38 Or four years ago.
02:50:40 Yeah, that that movie was exactly it was.
02:50:43 It was.
02:50:44 I mean, I hate the term pre programming, but I mean as far as pre programming is real, that's pre programming it was it was priming the the UK public to want.
02:50:55 Diversity and and think of black people as the future.
02:50:59 Without a doubt.
02:51:00 That's what that movie was about.
02:51:02 I did a whole video on that.
02:51:03 I don't remember the name of it.
02:51:08 I feel like it has children in the title.
02:51:11 But I don't know.
02:51:13 I don't know.
02:51:13 That's that's the that's the downside of my random titles.
02:51:21 But yeah.
02:51:23 You you you could find out my back catalog somewhere.
02:51:26 Maybe someone in chat knows the name of that video because it was.
02:51:29 It got a lot.
02:51:29 Of views they got to like cause I feel like that.
02:51:31 Was so long ago that was even on YouTube.
02:51:34 Who knows?
02:51:35 It might even still be on YouTube.
02:51:37 But thank you for.
02:51:38 The support, humble brag.
02:51:40 Cringe panda.
02:51:42 You could sell any GOI slot so long as you could put a happy ***** smiling face, selling it, then Aunt Jemima commercial thematically leads into the movie.
02:51:52 I'm sending you this week.
02:51:53 Alright, well, I look forward to.
02:51:55 Checking that out.
02:51:58 And then holy ****.
02:52:01 Holy ****, I think we have a.
02:52:05 Pretty close to a record-breaking.
02:52:08 Dono here from boot band.
02:52:12 Boot band.
02:52:17 That's right, boot band.
02:52:19 I'm trying to find.
02:52:20 Trying to find an appropriate thing to play.
02:52:24 I don't even know.
02:52:25 I don't.
02:52:25 Even know what to play for this?
02:52:29 I feel like you.
02:52:29 Should get all the all of them.
02:52:30 The *** **** FBI.
02:52:37 You know what? Out of.
02:52:38 This one hey.
02:52:40 There we go.
02:52:42 The boot band with the.
02:52:46 The very generous donor.
02:52:47 I really appreciate that.
02:52:49 That's really going to help.
02:52:51 Let's get this good going into the four digit range.
02:52:54 Cousin Shlomo is going to rug the greenback soon enough anyway.
02:53:00 Well, there you go.
02:53:01 There you go.
02:53:02 And they're going to make it according to that, general and possible.
02:53:05 Get your money out of your account.
02:53:06 So maybe, maybe look at keeping that wealth and.
02:53:11 In ways that that doesn't involve having to.
02:53:14 Use a bank.
02:53:16 I always at least I always.
02:53:18 I always.
02:53:20 Suggest that people do that, at least to some extent, right?
02:53:24 You should never have.
02:53:25 All of your money in.
02:53:26 The bank, if you have.
02:53:27 If all the money that you have, or even like a significant amount of it, is in the.
02:53:31 Bank, bad idea? Bad idea.
02:53:35 You should have.
02:53:35 You should have some physical gold.
02:53:39 Perhaps, or silver or something.
02:53:42 You know, something that's physical.
02:53:44 It's not a bad idea to have something, you know, some assets that are digital, although those have their own kind of problems too, right?
02:53:51 And trying to transfer those into money could be an issue, but so could there was a time people forget that the United States federal government confiscated everybody's gold.
02:54:00 They've done it before.
02:54:01 They could do it again.
02:54:04 So, but at least with that, you could.
02:54:06 Hide the gold.
02:54:08 A little harder to hide bitcoins.
02:54:14 But yeah, awesome, awesome support there.
02:54:17 Boot band.
02:54:18 Really appreciate that.
02:54:20 That's that's really going to help.
02:54:30 Pair Perry.
02:54:36 Peridia I don't know.
02:54:38 Something like.
02:54:38 That, have you heard the French Director, Roman.
02:54:42 Gravas Roman gravas.
02:54:46 He directed the old justice music video stress, which allows or which follows A follows some French youths.
02:54:56 He also run directed a Netflix movie called Athena with race riots.
02:55:00 Well, there you go.
02:55:02 Let's see.
02:55:03 Well, maybe.
02:55:04 Who cares?
02:55:04 Let's see.
02:55:06 Let's take a look.
02:55:08 I don't want to.
02:55:09 Watch the whole video, but.
02:55:11 I'll mute it.
02:55:12 How about that?
02:55:16 Is this the race right?
02:55:20 Nine years old now.
02:55:25 Weird that they're well, isn't that the law?
02:55:26 I was going to say weird that they have crosses on their jackets, but then I remember that's the.
02:55:31 The band justice has that.
02:55:34 As their logo, right?
02:55:37 Probably ironically.
02:55:42 Winter child.
02:55:44 There's a novel called White Gold by Giles Milton about the fate of European slaves in North Africa in the 1700s. Highly recommended if this was common knowledge, our world would be very different. Keep up the good work.
02:56:02 White gold by Giles Milton.
02:56:05 There you go.
02:56:06 White gold by Giles.
02:56:08 Milton, everybody.
02:56:11 Night Nation review these alien populations?
02:56:14 Wait a second.
02:56:16 Wait a second.
02:56:24 Alien populations?
02:56:30 These alien populations in white, Western countries.
02:56:34 Are basically a giant sleeper cell and it is incredibly easy for the Jewish media to toss a match on the Tinder pile at any moment they choose.
02:56:47 This is true, this is.
02:56:49 I'll Hitler *****.
02:56:51 Man of low moral.
02:56:52 Fiber, Speaking of Australia, which came up in another hyper chat.
02:56:58 Can we ever get a stream on some funny Aboriginal nonsense?
02:57:02 They're even Dumber than the Africans.
02:57:04 In many cases the Aussie government has don't sleep on the road and don't drink petrol, ad campaigns, waste of white money.
02:57:14 Yeah, that's that's that's.
02:57:16 That's a unique situation. There's, you know, I often say there's like a 50,000 years separating Africans from Europeans, but.
02:57:26 And that's just a.
02:57:27 Number I'm pulling out of my.
02:57:29 But if that's true, if.
02:57:30 It's if it's 50,000 years.
02:57:33 Then I feel like aboriginals.
02:57:34 It's like like 50 million years.
02:57:39 And some of these, some of these abbos are like the missing link.
02:57:45 What is this?
02:57:46 Oh, I've seen this.
02:57:48 Yeah, this is the.
02:57:51 Don't sleep in.
02:57:52 The road.
02:58:03 Hey, what are you doing?
02:58:05 Don't sleep on the.
02:58:06 Road on the road.
02:58:13 Ohh yeah.
02:58:15 That's that's great. That's awesome.
02:58:18 Buck breaker, have you heard of the book camp of the Saints? Uh, no, I have not. It's a novel about the last vestiges of White France being systematically hunted down by diversity in a small remote village to buy the book today will cost you over $200.00. David Irving's books cost you over $150.00.
02:58:40 Also, Viva la Europa happy 4th to you.
02:58:45 Well, there might be.
02:58:47 I mean, that's a lot of money. If it's 200 ******* dollars for that book there, I feel like there should be.
02:58:51 There's probably other means of getting that.
02:58:53 Book not that I necessarily as as someone who has a book, not that I support that necessarily, but.
02:59:01 You know, 200 ******* dollars for your book.
02:59:05 I don't know, man.
02:59:09 Man of low moral fiber. They sent me my 200 K plague. Devon beat DFO or I'm sorry. Your your ohh I I funked up that entirely. They sent you your 100K plaque.
02:59:24 So I don't.
02:59:24 I don't like glasses on.
02:59:25 I couldn't see ****.
02:59:27 Yeah, I never got a plaque.
02:59:29 Never got a plaque.
02:59:30 I asked for it.
02:59:32 Got it.
02:59:33 Never got the ******* plaque and I thought that 250.
02:59:35 1000 that's because right.
02:59:37 Like they give you one in 100,000.
02:59:39 And they're supposed to get another one at 250,000. Or maybe I'm wrong about that one.
02:59:43 But they didn't get me either.
02:59:44 And then they demonetized all my videos 1 by 1.
02:59:48 But such is the way and that was when I.
02:59:50 Wasn't even being all that edgy.
02:59:52 I was staying as.
02:59:53 Far as I you know, as far as anyone can know because they don't actually explicitly tell you what their guidelines.
02:59:58 Are I always stand within the guidelines to the best of my ability, being perfectly honest, I was.
03:00:03 I was trying to play that, you know, walk the.
03:00:06 Which is a a soul sucking game to play.
03:00:11 They're like they was so liberating, getting off that ******* platform and anyone that's still on it.
03:00:16 I highly recommend getting off of it and coming to odyssey or or whatever, just something.
03:00:21 Not that, because man, it was so soul sucking to have to just to just to tiptoe around, constantly tiptoe around subjects and use dog whistles.
03:00:31 **** like that.
03:00:33 It's like uh.
03:00:42 Here we go.
03:00:44 Russell Mcclintock.
03:00:45 Hello, Sir.
03:00:46 Just want to inform you that your shirts don't seem to tolerate being laundered very well.
03:00:51 The several that I've bought are peeling off and I've only worn them on a handful of occasions.
03:00:57 Cold wash cycle with very mild soap.
03:00:59 No oxy clean.
03:01:01 Not your fault, but I treasure those shirts.
03:01:03 Well, that's that's that's not good.
03:01:07 The ones that I've got have held up, but I I use soap that's.
03:01:13 That's biodegradable because my washing machine drains out into my garden.
03:01:18 So like I have to I can't use like.
03:01:20 Harsh detergents.
03:01:24 So, but I haven't had any problems yet with mine, but yeah, always want.
03:01:30 You should always wash wash shirts with cold water anyway.
03:01:36 Pasta. Oh my God, we have a ******* we have a ******* pasta Niger in the in the house.
03:01:43 Unbelievable. Unbelievable.
03:01:46 Why is money management press the rest?
03:02:06 I'm so sorry.
03:02:09 Alright, I'm just randomly at this point I'm just randomly playing them.
03:02:15 Thanks for the stream, Devin.
03:02:16 Glad I was able to catch you live.
03:02:18 So is so am I.
03:02:19 I guess that's I really appreciate the support there.
03:02:21 Pasta Niger.
03:02:23 Very, very helpful there.
03:02:26 Man of low moral fiber dev.
03:02:29 Since you brought up the condo falling in Florida.
03:02:32 Did you catch?
03:02:33 This Jew crying about his coin collection.
03:02:35 I just thought it was funny.
03:02:38 No, I did not.
03:02:41 But I can imagine I can imagine, like a neurotic Jew.
03:02:45 Being very upset that his coin collection is gone.
03:02:47 But this week, they told me outright you have no safe we can find.
03:02:52 Right.
03:02:52 Well, a survivor of the Surfside condo collapsed is hoping to recover something he spent years collecting. NBC6 reporter Laura Rodriguez spoke to him about his unwavering pursuit to get his rare coins back. Laura.
03:03:07 Well, he started collecting coins when he was 10 years old in Israel.
03:03:13 Then he moved over to Miami Beach and he opened up an electronic store and at that store he started collecting coins and.
03:03:14 Oh, marshy.
03:03:19 Well, hold on.
03:03:20 See, I hate.
03:03:20 These ******* back stories.
03:03:23 He he.
03:03:23 Wait, Amy Beach and he opened up an electronic store and.
03:03:27 I I like how ohh he just immigrated here from Israel and and opened an electronic store.
03:03:33 As immigrants are known to do.
03:03:36 These struggling immigrants just.
03:03:38 Showed up and opened up an electronics store.
03:03:42 **** his coin collection.
03:03:43 I don't even want to hear.
03:03:44 The rest of this.
03:03:46 Friendly neighborhood Fascist France needs to resurrect the Charlemagne Division.
03:03:52 May and then some French words.
03:03:55 I can't say I walked down the street Of Montreal tonight and non white energy was victorious and hateful.
03:04:02 They are just waiting for their turn.
03:04:05 Listen to Devin and get out.
03:04:07 Or be willing to die.
03:04:10 Honor. Yeah, I hadn't thought.
03:04:12 About that, I guess that would be something that would be influencing.
03:04:18 Non whites in French, Canada or French parts of Canada, right?
03:04:25 That's interesting. That's very interesting.
03:04:29 Thin red line. We don't need to get 50% to take power. Most people are sheep.
03:04:35 Right, but you need the money to influence the the people.
03:04:41 They don't. I'm not.
03:04:42 Saying that that you need to convince them ideologically, you need to convince them that you're the winner.
03:04:51 That's all it takes.
03:04:53 People want to.
03:04:53 Side with who they think is going to win.
03:04:57 Who they think has the most power.
03:04:59 I mean, they want to.
03:05:00 Side with the alpha.
03:05:01 That's kind.
03:05:01 Of like what we were talking about earlier.
03:05:03 They're always looking at the alpha to know what what.
03:05:06 What should I think about this?
03:05:09 What should I be OK with?
03:05:11 And so if if you're not.
03:05:13 Viewed as the alpha.
03:05:18 You're not going to win.
03:05:19 You're not going to win.
03:05:21 Because while those people.
03:05:24 Directly backing you isn't 100% important.
03:05:30 You still made you still like?
03:05:34 You still need like, OK, so like people will always throw around the figure that when the the Revolutionary War took place in America, that it was something like only 15% of the population fought. And that's true. But it's not like the other 85%.
03:05:51 Wanted to stay in England like a lot of them did.
03:05:53 Like a lot of them.
03:05:55 But they still had to do propaganda at which they did a lot of propaganda and try to get people on board with the idea, even though only 15% of the.
03:06:04 People were gonna.
03:06:04 Be fighting.
03:06:05 And that's just the way that it that, that it is you don't have to.
03:06:09 Get 50% necessarily, but if if they're not on your side, they at the very least have to fear and respect you.
03:06:16 Put it that way, they have to fear and or well.
03:06:19 No Fear and respect you, I think.
03:06:22 Our Commandant, the only solution is in the West is a final solution.
03:06:27 It's time we have a French style revolution in the West by.
03:06:32 Well, let's see.
03:06:36 Always, always the the Fed poster.
03:06:40 Alright, rucksack too heavy. David Irving sells his books on his own website. Hitler. Hitler's war is like $250 used. You can get it brand new. Shipped in the US from his distro for about 88 bucks.
03:06:58 Well, there you go. That's worth it. Yeah, 250 bucks. **** that. But.
03:07:03 You know 88, how big is this book? I you know, it's David Irving. I could, you know, a lot of research went.
03:07:08 Into it.
03:07:09 I don't know.
03:07:10 I still feel like that's a little steep.
03:07:11 I'd like to know what the.
03:07:13 The margins are are on on an 88 dollar book, but you know maybe maybe that's just what it costs, right? Maybe that's just what it cost to do it yourself.
03:07:23 Gee, I'm surprised to hear you haven't heard of the camp of the Saints.
03:07:27 Book here's the book review by Mark Collette and company.
03:07:31 All right, we'll have to check that out.
03:07:33 That could be it.
03:07:34 Could be a good.
03:07:36 I'm always looking for some fiction to, especially if there's an audiobook version.
03:07:41 I like listening to books while I go on hikes and things like that.
03:07:45 Russell Mcclintock, famous gay Guy George Michael was arrested as as late as 1998 in a sting operation, the LA Police Department we're doing at public bathrooms. That's only 25.
03:08:00 Years ago.
03:08:01 That's right, 1998. We were still enforcing ****** law.
03:08:09 10 years later, we would be electing a black ****** or a black ****** that's married to a ****** who would legalize gay marriage.
03:08:20 So I guess things can happen quickly, right?
03:08:23 Maybe maybe things can happen quickly.
03:08:25 Alright, guys.
03:08:25 Well, I'm going to get out of here.
03:08:28 I really appreciate the the very generous support tonight.
03:08:32 I was not expecting that, so I really that really does help and.
03:08:39 Helps helps pay the air conditioner bill if nothing else.
03:08:43 And so, yeah, I really appreciate that.
03:08:45 Guys, I'll be back here on Wednesday and I'm I I've got that.
03:08:51 I've been working on a.
03:08:54 A special edition kind of a thing.
03:08:56 It's just I I've things have kept coming up that I've had to do like the day I spent, like a lot of time out in the, like in the worst part of the day too out in the sun at a necessity.
03:09:07 And I've had the.
03:09:11 Put off some of these streams I've I've been planning and researching for weeks.
03:09:16 But we'll.
03:09:18 Be here on Wednesday, same bat time, same bat channel.
03:09:22 I appreciate you guys, every every single one of you, even the haters.
03:09:27 Which, luckily, there aren't very many.
03:09:30 But I'll see you guys next time for.
03:09:32 Black pill. Lamb, of course.
03:09:35 Never stick.
03:12:37 OK.