INSOMNIA STREAM： CAREFUL MUPPET EDITION.mp3

00:00:00 Ah, wasn't that?
00:01:02 Wasn't that the song they played for those those six flag commercials.
00:01:07 Uh, if you guys remember that I need.
00:01:09 To turn down the.
00:01:11 The AC I forgot to turn.
00:01:13 It down it's a it's.
00:01:15 A heat wave. Oh my.
00:01:16 God, if you're in the UK, your your skin is basically melting off of your flesh.
00:01:22 As you experience temperatures that are not even as bad as the normal temperatures.
00:01:29 But I get it.
00:01:30 You guys aren't used to it.
00:01:31 Give me.
00:01:32 Give me half a second.
00:01:33 I gotta run across the.
00:01:34 Room here and and and push a a button.
00:01:43 OK.
00:01:46 I'm back.
00:01:49 AC is still on, it's just not unlike Turbo Hurricane Force winds mode anymore.
00:01:54 So anyway.
00:01:56 Hope you guys.
00:01:57 Are all good.
00:01:58 Devin Stack here.
00:02:00 This is the insomnia stream.
00:02:05 I just want to point out.
00:02:07 I've almost never banned anyone.
00:02:10 I banned someone right before the show.
00:02:14 I don't even know who they were.
00:02:16 I saw someone say.
00:02:18 I'm I'm one of Devon's biggest donors and he blocked me cause he's a ***** or.
00:02:24 Something like that, right?
00:02:26 And so I was like.
00:02:29 And you wanna know why?
00:02:32 Cause that's creepy, man.
00:02:34 That's some creepy ****.
00:02:36 That's like the guy that takes a girl out.
00:02:41 And then he's like.
00:02:42 What do you mean you're not gonna **** ** ****?
00:02:44 I bought you dinner.
00:02:46 That's how this works.
00:02:47 Does it work how it works?
00:02:51 I'm going to suck **** ****.
00:02:54 I don't care if you bought me a dinner.
00:02:56 Not how the universe works.
00:02:59 Creepy ************.
00:03:00 You're gonna get blocked.
00:03:01 It's even creepier that out of like that, almost nobody that got blocked, you got blocked.
00:03:07 Maybe you did nothing.
00:03:08 I don't even know.
00:03:10 But you're sure you're obviously not blocked now because you're back?
00:03:14 And what did you do the first like this the second you got back, I give all the money the but the blocky thing happened.
00:03:24 What did you think was going to happen again?
00:03:29 So anyway.
00:03:30 That was fun.
00:03:32 It was fun because like I I've only I've only blocked like like on Odyssey maybe.
00:03:37 Three people, maybe three people.
00:03:40 I'm sure the mods have blocked other people, but I me personally.
00:03:45 See that?
00:03:45 Maybe that's what you get the pleasure of only of being one of the only the three people.
00:03:52 To get blocked.
00:03:54 I and just because I just happened to be looking at chant one of the.
00:03:57 Chances of that?
00:03:59 You're you're so much a whiny *****.
00:04:04 That the the few times I glanced over at Reagan, the champ before I go live.
00:04:09 You're whining.
00:04:11 I have to assume you must be doing.
00:04:13 It all the time.
00:04:16 For that to line up like that anyway.
00:04:22 Good Lord.
00:04:23 Good Lord.
00:04:24 Yeah, that's not how this works.
00:04:25 That's not how that works.
00:04:26 You know, you're not buying influence, OK?
00:04:30 You're not Israel.
00:04:32 And I'm not every Republican.
00:04:34 That's not how this works.
00:04:36 Alright, you want you wanna donate to my campaign?
00:04:40 That doesn't get you any favors.
00:04:43 If you want, if you like people like.
00:04:45 That you should go to Ben Shapiro.
00:04:48 You should go to grifters who are afraid to tell you things that might **** you off.
00:04:54 Because then the money will dry up.
00:04:58 I'm not that guy.
00:05:00 I'm not that guy.
00:05:06 Good Lord.
00:05:09 Ah, we have a lot of stuff to go through tonight.
00:05:12 A lot.
00:05:12 Of stuff to go through tonight.
00:05:15 Some fun stuff and some fun stuff, some not so fun stuff.
00:05:21 But let's let's go through some.
00:05:23 Let's go through some of the fun stuff first, right?
00:05:28 By the way, that's tough love my friend.
00:05:31 All right.
00:05:33 Maybe in the future.
00:05:35 See, this is the immune system.
00:05:37 This is the bullying.
00:05:38 You clearly didn't get as a child.
00:05:40 That's that's helping you be a better man.
00:05:42 A less, less whiny little ***** of a man.
00:05:51 OK, alrighty.
00:05:55 Let's see here.
00:05:58 Well, I used the wrong picture.
00:05:59 I think let me see.
00:06:01 Let me bring this one up instead of the one.
00:06:03 I was going to use here.
00:06:07 So I often talk about the modern Christian.
00:06:11 And now the modern Christian has has some issues, you know.
00:06:16 But then I came across this story.
00:06:19 And. Wow, wow. Yeah, yeah.
00:06:24 Let's see here.
00:06:25 They've done good though the the.
00:06:27 Established this the one.
00:06:28 Of the few times this and it actually.
00:06:30 Goes along with what we were just talking about.
00:06:32 Now here's this guy.
00:06:37 You know, literal, literal, literal devil, right, literal devil.
00:06:43 And this goes along great with what we just what just what just transpired here.
00:06:48 Literal devil guy, right?
00:06:50 And he's mad.
00:06:52 He's mad because he got kicked.
00:06:55 Out of his Christian Church.
00:06:58 He's this might have been the guy I banned.
00:07:01 I think this is probably the guy that.
00:07:03 I banned, right?
00:07:05 Because he's like, I don't get it.
00:07:08 Why did they kick me?
00:07:10 I'm one of the best Christians.
00:07:13 I'm on.
00:07:14 I come here all the time.
00:07:16 I'm super Christian.
00:07:18 Why would you ban me from your church?
00:07:20 I don't understand.
00:07:22 I don't get it.
00:07:26 A dad called out religious zealots who banned him from the church after he spent £50,000.
00:07:36 On his body modification look.
00:07:41 I think it's pounds.
00:07:42 With a little.
00:07:43 L symbol.
00:07:44 That's pounds, right?
00:07:45 I think it's pounds.
00:07:46 This is from the the star, though, so I doubt.
00:07:48 I don't think he's actually in England and they just translated into.
00:07:52 Pounds for the the the Brits there.
00:07:58 Rennie Deniz da Silva, 38, has been modifying himself for the past 14 years, which includes implants and tattooing.
00:08:08 70% of his body, the Brazilian quickly became addicted by visiting tattoo conventions before moving on to more serious body implants.
00:08:19 He's known as the real life devil.
00:08:24 With over 70.
00:08:25 Percent of his body tattooed, and the £50,000 he spent on his transformation.
00:08:32 The most prominent is 2 transformational implants in his forehead where he.
00:08:36 Put in double.
00:08:37 Horns he put in literal devil horns.
00:08:39 So if you're just listening, this guy has literal devil horns.
00:08:43 He cut his tongue and like he split it like a lizard tongue or like, well, I guess, like a snake tongue.
00:08:49 Know if lizard.
00:08:50 Tongues are like that.
00:08:52 And like dyed his eyeballs so he has he looks like the devil.
00:08:58 All the time.
00:09:00 Like all the time.
00:09:04 He's got transdermal implants.
00:09:07 And yeah.
00:09:13 Due to his appearance the.
00:09:14 Dad, receive the dad I like.
00:09:16 They keep referring to him as the dad.
00:09:20 He's the dad.
00:09:23 Well, people are saying F in chat like.
00:09:24 The the stream died, but I'm showing it's good here.
00:09:29 Is it? Is it dead?
00:09:32 I might have.
00:09:32 I'll tell you what.
00:09:33 I might stop.
00:09:34 Start it if it is actually dead.
00:09:36 Because it's showing.
00:09:37 It's fine here.
00:09:41 Let me try to load it.
00:09:43 Let me try to load it.
00:09:49 I'm trying to load it from the link that I post.
00:09:56 Ohh yeah, it is dead.
00:09:58 Alright, I'm going to stop, start, stop.
00:10:04 And start.
00:10:05 Let's see if that fixes it.
00:10:10 We're fresh here.
00:10:14 See how that.
00:10:14 There we go.
00:10:15 Yay, fixed it.
00:10:20 Yeah, that was that.
00:10:21 I think that's an autopsy issue.
00:10:24 Or I don't know who ******* knows anymore.
00:10:26 I just because I it was fine over here.
00:10:29 I saw you guys saying.
00:10:30 I hit stop, hit start again.
00:10:33 Now it's magically working, but the Internet on this side was fine anyway.
00:10:38 I've been recording this whole thing, so we're good anyway.
00:10:42 Back back to the show.
00:10:45 Due to his appearance, the dad has received a lot of hateful comments with strangers saying.
00:10:51 You shouldn't go out.
00:10:52 In the public.
00:10:55 I'm sorry, but you don't do something like this.
00:10:57 To yourself, unless that's exactly the reaction that you're expecting.
00:11:03 Even the religious community has had a lot to say, especially the Catholic Church.
00:11:09 On several occasions, pastors have refused him entrance into the church due to his look.
00:11:15 When on holiday in Argentina, Rennie was repeatedly told he would go to hell due to his appearance.
00:11:22 Ohh no.
00:11:24 He also faces criticism from his family.
00:11:28 As his dad disapproves.
00:11:31 Despite the constant negativity, Renny loves his look and plans to continue his.
00:11:36 He's not even done yet.
00:11:39 He's not even done.
00:11:42 What else are?
00:11:42 What else can you do?
00:11:43 Like what else?
00:11:44 Can you do?
00:11:49 So this article is to try to.
00:11:50 Make you feel.
00:11:51 Bad for a literal devil.
00:11:56 The tone of this article isn't holy ****.
00:12:00 Look at this freak.
00:12:02 He's mad because he's getting banned from churches for looking like the devil.
00:12:07 No, it's like, ohh, he's.
00:12:08 He's a nice dad.
00:12:11 He didn't do anything wrong.
00:12:13 He didn't do anything wrong.
00:12:19 Anyway, so that's that's fun.
00:12:24 That's where.
00:12:25 That's where the world's going right now.
00:12:28 So let's do let's.
00:12:29 Do another fun one.
00:12:30 Let's do another fun one.
00:12:32 So as the.
00:12:37 Import the third world, become the Third world meeting.
00:12:40 Gets closer and closer to reality.
00:12:43 Yeah, I hear.
00:12:44 A lot of.
00:12:46 A lot of ********.
00:12:48 On the right about white women, and I understand, I understand.
00:12:53 But I'll tell you what.
00:12:55 At least.
00:12:55 They're not black women.
00:12:57 Because, well, it's a different kind.
00:12:59 A different animal.
00:13:01 I'm not saying they're.
00:13:02 But I'm also not saying that.
00:13:06 Anyway, it's a different animal.
00:13:10 So this guy in the top right here.
00:13:14 Richard Jordan.
00:13:16 He went on a date.
00:13:19 With miss.
00:13:21 Krishanti hasmah.
00:13:26 Or hasama.
00:13:29 Short brundige, I don't know.
00:13:32 I I don't even ******* know.
00:13:34 It almost seems like she's like half black, half Jewish, because he can't see the last.
00:13:38 The the.
00:13:39 The part the other.
00:13:40 Part of her hyphenated last name, or whatever the **** that is.
00:13:43 But anyway, he went on one date with Quest Shante.
00:13:49 It didn't workout.
00:13:52 And so he had didn't call her back.
00:13:56 It was one date.
00:13:58 That was it.
00:14:00 So she filed a lawsuit.
00:14:04 For intentional.
00:14:06 Emotional harm.
00:14:09 And I can't, I can't imagine.
00:14:10 Why he didn't want to go out with this chick.
00:14:16 What is it?
00:14:16 Intentional infliction of emotional distress.
00:14:19 Is that the clothing that's that's.
00:14:21 Yes it is.
00:14:23 Not something that's really justiciable in in District Court.
00:14:27 Hey, I'm sorry, what do?
00:14:28 You I can't hear you.
00:14:31 I said that's not something that's justiciable in District Court that has to be brought in Circuit Court.
00:14:41 So you said it's not permissible and District Court, it has to be taken to Circuit Court.
00:14:48 That's an equitable action, yes.
00:14:53 George, let me just ask you this.
00:14:54 Are you planning to represent yourself on this?
00:15:01 I I I to be honest with you.
00:15:04 Sir, I I.
00:15:05 I thought this was just going to.
00:15:06 Be thrown out.
00:15:07 It was we had a date, one date and nothing else after that. And now I'm being sued for $10,000.
00:15:15 There was.
00:15:16 I don't really see how this is gonna go any further.
00:15:19 I think it's a waste.
00:15:20 Of your time.
00:15:23 The problem is this.
00:15:29 Now if you think.
00:15:30 It should be dismissed.
00:15:31 You know you.
00:15:31 Need to file the appropriate motion you can.
00:15:34 File a motion.
00:15:35 To ask for that.
00:15:37 That letter and that letter, he he lied.
00:15:40 And then that's what brought forth the perjury.
00:15:43 It was never.
00:15:45 See, this is what this is what our court.
00:15:47 System is going to end up like.
00:15:49 It it it it gets, it gets way worse.
00:15:51 Not not not.
00:15:53 Not just the not just the the the case itself.
00:15:58 But look how the because this is something I've noticed.
00:16:01 If you watch the BLM riots and if you watch the Antifa riots, what do you see usually?
00:16:09 You see black women with like megaphones.
00:16:14 Directing traffic.
00:16:16 Directing everything, ordering people around.
00:16:21 They're the ones in control.
00:16:24 The patriarchy isn't just dead in the White W it's just dead.
00:16:30 In the entire West.
00:16:33 Now I want you to see.
00:16:36 How these black men you.
00:16:38 Know they're all we're.
00:16:39 We're, we're told, like, oh, the black men are so.
00:16:41 Masculine or whatever.
00:16:44 The guy's a judge.
00:16:46 Guys, this guy could.
00:16:49 I mean, he's the judge and this is technically his courtroom.
00:16:52 It's over zoom, but it's technically his courtroom.
00:16:56 He could he?
00:16:57 Could have her jailed.
00:17:00 That's not as easy because he can't just tell the bailiff to walk over and, like, throw her in jail, right?
00:17:04 He's got to.
00:17:05 Issue a warrant, but he's he's got.
00:17:07 If this is.
00:17:08 His courtroom and watch.
00:17:09 Watch, watch.
00:17:10 Watch the.
00:17:10 Abuse he takes from the from Krishanti.
00:17:14 For perjury in the beginning, it was for perjury after his response.
00:17:19 Well, you can't.
00:17:20 You can't say.
00:17:21 Listen, he has.
00:17:22 He has the right to put whatever is in the answer.
00:17:27 I'm not saying.
00:17:28 He can't but.
00:17:29 You can't, do you?
00:17:30 Can't add another tell because you don't like or you disagree with what is in his answer.
00:17:36 If he was fine and his response is a lie, it's perjury, then my documents will prove that he lied and his response.
00:17:42 No, no, no.
00:17:44 No, no, no, no.
00:17:49 It's his first, first of all, do you understand what perjury is?
00:17:52 Yes, I think that country is like I know what partly means.
00:17:53 Understand what perjury?
00:17:54 Is no, we don't.
00:17:55 We no perjury is a statement a a false statement made under O.
00:18:00 So what's been making false?
00:18:01 And I got documents that book.
00:18:03 He was lying.
00:18:05 He don't understand what?
00:18:07 That's a false statement made under old, under old when he testified to something that he lied.
00:18:08 Can you put this document?
00:18:10 You please document that stated.
00:18:15 Well, it's on the stigma.
00:18:17 Mate of lastima.
00:18:17 Made underoath.
00:18:19 Bottom line is you said it's a criminal offense, so I will send it to Circuit Court.
00:18:23 Are we done here?
00:18:24 No you don't.
00:18:25 You don't understand, ma'am.
00:18:26 You don't understand.
00:18:27 We got here.
00:18:28 Are we done?
00:18:30 Perjury is, pardon me, know exactly what particularly means.
00:18:32 Your taxes are paying for this false.
00:18:35 Statement under oath.
00:18:37 I know what you mean.
00:18:39 Are we done here?
00:18:40 That's a joke.
00:18:40 It's criminal offense are.
00:18:41 Not worth statement.
00:18:43 I don't see anything in the complaint that says he.
00:18:45 Made some false statement of the rule.
00:18:48 Because you don't know what happened.
00:18:49 You're on the outside looking in.
00:18:51 You don't know anything.
00:18:53 What's your plan?
00:18:54 Put on that.
00:18:55 You have whatever you are the plane.
00:18:57 We're done here.
00:18:57 You have to lay.
00:18:58 Are we done here?
00:18:58 Out your allegations properly are.
00:18:59 Are we done here?
00:19:02 Done properly, what perjury means my intelligence.
00:19:02 No, we're not.
00:19:03 No, we're not.
00:19:06 You also would not insult my intelligence.
00:19:07 You have to lay your you have to lay your you have to lay your your plane out.
00:19:10 Please don't insult my intelligence.
00:19:14 It has. You have to.
00:19:17 So that's the legal system.
00:19:18 Now it goes on.
00:19:22 It goes on like play with.
00:19:23 There it goes on like that for like.
00:19:26 A while like at least like another 10 minutes.
00:19:31 So yeah, that's that's the.
00:19:35 That's the legal system now.
00:19:37 Welcome to welcome to Hell.
00:19:40 The the the ****** part is like for this guy.
00:19:43 For Richard over here.
00:19:46 He still like.
00:19:47 So the the judge ends up transferring it to.
00:19:50 The because she took.
00:19:51 It to the wrong venue.
00:19:52 And they are and.
00:19:54 And so he's transferred it.
00:19:55 To the right.
00:19:56 And so he still has to go to like another court appearance over this ******* ****.
00:20:00 Yeah, women can sue you now, apparently for intentional emotional distress.
00:20:06 Because you don't call them back after a date.
00:20:13 They can behave like that in front of the judge.
00:20:16 And it doesn't.
00:20:17 It doesn't get dismissed.
00:20:19 You you at the very least you have to.
00:20:21 You have to pay.
00:20:22 For a lawyer.
00:20:24 Fear to represent yourself.
00:20:25 You better know what you're doing.
00:20:26 Like this guy doesn't know he's doing you know because or else he'd be able to file a motion to dismiss and and that might have gotten rid of it.
00:20:34 But a lot of people don't know what.
00:20:35 They're doing the legal system.
00:20:38 So you're just basically at the mercy of of.
00:20:40 The people that do.
00:20:44 Which no one on the screen here appears to.
00:20:50 Understand how any of this works.
00:20:53 Alright, so here we go.
00:20:54 Here we.
00:20:54 Go amazing to me though, amazing to me.
00:20:59 That that judge just like, let her like he he just let.
00:21:01 Her go on on, on and on and on.
00:21:05 But you know, there you go.
00:21:09 All right, next story.
00:21:12 Now this is the.
00:21:15 The title The the title story I guess.
00:21:21 About never.
00:21:23 Muppets being very careful.
00:21:25 Mostly it was called that.
00:21:27 I forget what I called the careful Muppet or something like that, mostly because it was too like I couldn't.
00:21:33 There wasn't enough room to, like, write Muppets.
00:21:37 Don't relax or.
00:21:38 Something like that.
00:21:39 Little marker relax around blacks.
00:21:46 Here we go this story.
00:21:49 More video surface of Sesame Place characters snubbing black children.
00:21:56 Sesame Place is facing accusations of racism after a viral video showing an employee snubbing 2 black girls at the Pennsylvania theme.
00:22:06 Park last weekend.
00:22:08 Defenders of the Sesame Street establishment said the incident may have been an unintentional one off, but several other clips have surfaced showing similarly problematic behavior.
00:22:21 The videos, several of which were recorded by other black visitors to the Pennsylvania Park in recent.
00:22:28 Four weeks were shared by the popular Instagram account fro babies, which posed the question is this a pattern?
00:22:39 One heartbreaking video shows an excited black boy being ignored by an employee dressed up as sesame streets.
00:22:47 Rosa Rita.
00:22:49 So this is.
00:22:51 This is the video.
00:22:56 Oh, no. Oh no.
00:23:00 The blonde girl gets gets the attention.
00:23:07 Ohh no, he's annoying.
00:23:09 A black kid.
00:23:10 Oh no.
00:23:13 So that's that's.
00:23:16 That's the the horrible racism.
00:23:27 I don't know.
00:23:28 He wasn't ignoring her.
00:23:33 So anyway.
00:23:36 Now, now Muppets are racist.
00:23:40 And it's, you know.
00:23:41 It's funny because a lot of.
00:23:42 People will say, oh, Devin, you're being kind.
00:23:44 Of an *******.
00:23:45 These are kids.
00:23:46 They're just kids.
00:23:49 What do you have nothing to worry about?
00:23:51 I mean, these are like toddlers.
00:23:53 There must be like 4 years old.
00:23:58 What danger could a four year old black child pose to you?
00:24:04 Well, we're about to find.
00:24:05 Out. ****.
00:24:08 Police in Utah.
00:24:09 Say they had shots fired at them by a.
00:24:11 4 year old unified police.
00:24:14 Department of Greater Salt Lake released footage of a February 2022 arrest that took place.
00:24:20 That's right, you you might get shot.
00:24:30 Doesn't matter that they're 4.
00:24:32 Place in the.
00:24:33 McDonald's parking lot.
00:24:35 According to cops, a man was reported by McDonald's employees who allegedly brandishing a weapon at them after he claimed they messed up his order as the man was being placed in handcuffs.
00:24:47 Shots rang out.
00:24:54 Police realized the.
00:24:55 Shooter was.
00:24:56 A four year old child.
00:24:57 Sitting inside the father's car with the three.
00:25:00 Year old sibling.
00:25:02 No, I can't.
00:25:03 The police report says the child told officers, quote I grabbed my dad's gun and tried to shoot the police.
00:25:10 So he could be.
00:25:11 Free and do what he wanted.
00:25:14 There you go.
00:25:21 Four years old.
00:25:24 Four years old.
00:25:30 Now do you know?
00:25:31 Why Elmo don't relax around blacks?
00:25:40 No, it wasn't like ohh, a kid is scared in the car while the dad's getting arrested and the gun that was thrown, you know? So the cops wouldn't find it accidentally goes off because the kid? No.
00:25:51 4 year old kid.
00:25:54 4 year old Black Kid literally tried to shoot the cops that were arresting his dad.
00:26:02 They were arresting his.
00:26:03 Dad, by the way, because he was pointing a gun at the the McDonald's employees that he claimed.
00:26:11 I mean come.
00:26:12 On this guy doesn't sound like a genius.
00:26:14 My guess is.
00:26:15 You know, as as as much as I.
00:26:17 Hate to side with McDonald's employees.
00:26:21 You know, chances are they didn't **** ** his order.
00:26:23 And but even if they did.
00:26:25 You know, obviously a rational response is to.
00:26:28 Start pointing your gun at them.
00:26:33 So he's getting arrested.
00:26:36 And the the apple that didn't fall far, you know too far from the tree.
00:26:42 Tries to shoot cops four years old.
00:26:49 Four years old.
00:26:59 I don't know.
00:27:00 I I kind of have sympathy now for what is this Rosarito or whatever the **** this?
00:27:05 Lesbian Muppet is now kind of looks like a lesbian Muppet, right?
00:27:11 This is this this.
00:27:12 This map is a little a little molesty.
00:27:15 Either that or he was just expecting the kid to, like, get out of the way.
00:27:19 And and you know, this reminds me of.
00:27:25 You see this and you're just like.
00:27:28 Well, hold on, they get.
00:27:29 A little aggressive there, I don't know.
00:27:32 I just think you'd expect.
00:27:33 Like giant purple thing coming at you, waving his arms around.
00:27:36 Maybe, maybe like, get out.
00:27:37 Of the way a little bit.
00:27:39 It reminds me of the there's that clip.
00:27:42 I wonder if I can find it.
00:27:46 Wonder if I can find that clip.
00:27:53 I had it so long ago.
00:27:54 See if I can if it.
00:27:59 Let me see here.
00:28:05 Here we are.
00:28:17 Reminds me of this.
00:28:19 If I can get it loaded here.
00:28:30 Oh, where to go?
00:28:31 Where did it go?
00:28:32 Oh, I forgot about this.
00:28:33 I need to load this in there.
00:28:36 Where that file go?
00:28:40 I by the way, that the the way that.
00:28:45 Well, I I ***** about.
00:28:47 Windows all the.
00:28:49 I bet you guys can guess.
00:28:51 Where the hell is?
00:28:52 This file gone to.
00:28:57 Aye, put it here.
00:29:01 There we go.
00:29:12 Reminds me of this finally.
00:29:18 Look, everyone getting out of the way.
00:29:20 Oh, but the diversity kid doesn't.
00:29:26 So yeah, anyway.
00:29:36 To do the only base thing to come out of England a long time and it's unintentional.
00:29:45 Oh, we'll get the Tucker here in a second.
00:29:51 So this is fun.
00:29:56 This is the country you live in.
00:30:01 I believe it was the.
00:30:03 Was the French ambassador.
00:30:05 I think it was.
00:30:06 The French ambassador.
00:30:08 I could be wrong about that.
00:30:09 It really doesn't matter.
00:30:11 All it matters it was it was an official dinner.
00:30:16 And the representatives from the United States were at, well, 2 ********.
00:30:24 These were the representatives of your country at an official an official event.
00:30:33 You can see does it say I think it.
00:30:34 Might say what this was.
00:30:39 Yep, week four in the job Champagne celebration with the French ambassador and his residence for Bastille Day, but also the amazing opportunity to connect with one of the only other transgender.
00:30:52 Government officials Admiral Levine's not going to lie, it felt great to commiserate with a fellow trans person facing hate.
00:31:02 Those are your representatives.
00:31:08 Those are your representatives.
00:31:12 All right, we're up to Tucker now.
00:31:14 So a lot.
00:31:15 Of there's a lot.
00:31:15 Being made of tuckers great replacement thing, that rant or whatever you want.
00:31:22 To call it.
00:31:23 And look, I'll tell you, it starts off really good.
00:31:25 It starts off really strong.
00:31:27 But then Tucker does what Tucker always does, and we'll get into that in a second.
00:31:32 But let's let's take a look.
00:31:34 Looking back, the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 turned out to be one of the most significant pieces of legislation ever passed by the US Congress.
00:31:43 And people who wrote it knew that.
00:31:44 It wouldn't be so naturally.
00:31:46 They spent a lot of time to.
00:31:47 Trying to convince.
00:31:48 Everyone else that, in fact it was no big.
00:31:50 This is not a revolutionary, bill assured Lyndon Johnson when he signed it.
00:31:55 The first tip that it was, in fact, a revolutionary bill.
00:31:58 And then there was this on the Senate floor, Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts, the man who drove the bill, went out of his way to explain that the Democratic Party was absolutely not trying to replace the American population with more compliant.
00:32:10 Foreign born voters?
00:32:11 No way.
00:32:12 That's an insane conspiracy theory, he explained.
00:32:16 Quote This bill will not flood our cities with immigrants, Kennedy said.
00:32:20 It will not upset the ethnic mix of our society.
00:32:23 It will not relax the standards of admission.
00:32:26 It will not cause American workers to lose their jobs.
00:32:31 It's all bitterly amusing when you look back at it, because of course that is precisely what this bill did.
00:32:36 This bill changed America completely and forever, and the numbers show it in the years since that legislation passed, the United States total population exploded by 140 million people. You're seeing that chart on your screen right now. What direction is the point? Well.
00:32:52 Steadily upward. That's the.
00:32:54 Now, where did all those people come from?
00:32:56 Is nothing wrong with more people?
00:32:57 The question is, who are they and where do they come from?
00:33:00 Well, what you're seeing is not the kind of organic growth that you would see in a healthy society that's become more prosperous and welcoming of families.
00:33:08 It's not like people were so confident in the future they decide to have more kids.
00:33:12 Know it's just the opposite.
00:33:13 Exactly the opposite of that in fact.
00:33:16 Since Ted Kennedy's bill became law, birth rates among native born Americans, which are the clearest possible measure.
00:33:24 So the first thing that's frustrating is he keeps calling.
00:33:26 It Ted Kennedy's law.
00:33:29 He doesn't address the fact that it was literally drafted in a synagogue.
00:33:37 And look, obviously none of this stuff can can take place.
00:33:41 Without the the traitorous.
00:33:44 Boys or whatever, you know, whatever you want to call them.
00:33:47 But to completely whitewash the origins.
00:33:53 And just chalk it up to, oh, it was just.
00:33:55 It was just the Democrats.
00:33:57 It was just Ted Kennedy that, that, that bad man, that bad man Ted Kennedy.
00:34:05 That just wrote this thing and and lied to people about what it was going to.
00:34:08 Do without actually talking about like, well, I mean.
00:34:13 Haven't you ever wondered why?
00:34:16 The press never talked about.
00:34:18 How Ted Kennedy killed a woman.
00:34:23 Don't you ever wonder why that like?
00:34:26 Weird, huh?
00:34:27 Weird how the the press.
00:34:29 And who?
00:34:30 And we've talked about the press.
00:34:33 Everyone knows who, who, who is operating the press, especially during the tenure of of Ted Kennedy.
00:34:41 Don't you think it's weird that?
00:34:43 That they never.
00:34:47 How he killed a woman.
00:34:51 I mean, you'd think that they would.
00:34:53 Yeah, they they would bring that up from time to time.
00:34:56 Ted Kennedy who?
00:34:56 Killed a woman.
00:35:01 Ted Kennedy, who often sexually assaults waitresses in in popular DC restaurants with the I forget the guy he used to always do that with.
00:35:14 Anyway, Ted Kennedy's bill.
00:35:18 Optimism in the future?
00:35:20 Those have dropped off a Cliff and you're seeing that chart on the screen.
00:35:23 It's the inverse of the first chart.
00:35:25 This chart points downward.
00:35:27 In 2020, the most recent year for which we have data, the overall fertility rate in the United States hit the lowest point ever recorded, and that.
00:35:34 Was before COVID.
00:35:37 This country is now well under the so-called replacement level. That means if we continue on this trajectory and no one's trying to take us off this trajectory, eventually there will be no more native born Americans.
00:35:49 So you put these two graphs together and what do they show you?
00:35:51 Well, they show you a number of things, but here's the main one.
00:35:54 Sometime around 1965, our leaders stopped trying to make the United States a hospitable place for American citizens, their constituents, to have their own families that used to be considered the central task of leadership.
00:36:08 Perpetuating the population.
00:36:11 If people are happy and confident they'll have kids, they're vested in the society, and if they're not, they won't.
00:36:17 That was their job.
00:36:19 So they stopped doing it and instead they just imported new people.
00:36:22 That's literally what happened.
00:36:24 Now you don't have to point this out.
00:36:25 Of course, the media become absolutely hysterical when you do because it's so obviously true.
00:36:32 Again, not pointing out who the media is, just saying the media is is.
00:36:39 It's at this point just saying the media.
00:36:44 Is like watching a BLM riot and and.
00:36:47 Saying the Democrats.
00:36:50 The lack of specificity is intentional, and it's it's just.
00:36:57 Anyway, but that's the name of the.
00:36:58 Problem you know the so far.
00:37:01 What's going on?
00:37:01 You're watching this?
00:37:02 You're like, oh, this is good.
00:37:04 You know, so far that, you know, a couple little gripes about, you know, whatever, right.
00:37:08 Most people like OK, but you know he's using the word replacement, so that's good, especially if you know your boomer dad is watching.
00:37:18 You know, a lot of this.
00:37:19 Stuff. That's that was.
00:37:20 Even it was taboo to even discuss.
00:37:23 Even a couple.
00:37:24 Of of well, maybe like even a year ago.
00:37:27 You know, the the kind of thing that Trump.
00:37:29 Certainly never talked about right.
00:37:32 And so you know, your your boomer dad who is, is 1.
00:37:36 Of the people saying.
00:37:37 The Democrats, you know, the media, the Democrats, whatever.
00:37:41 You know, so he's watching this and.
00:37:43 He's like ohh replacement.
00:37:45 Ohh, what's this?
00:37:47 Oh, yeah.
00:37:48 Like it is weird how how our children aren't having any children or or or at.
00:37:53 Least far fewer than we are.
00:37:55 And and yeah, this is.
00:37:58 This is interesting.
00:37:59 Oh, the population has risen that much, and it's it's not from the the founding stock.
00:38:03 That's that's.
00:38:04 That's odd.
00:38:06 And so yeah, it's it's tickling his brain and a lot of the stuff that he's been thinking, right.
00:38:10 And he's like, yeah.
00:38:11 Yeah, this is.
00:38:12 You know, I've been.
00:38:13 I've been worried about this and but because I'm a boomer, someone on TV has to say it before I can.
00:38:18 I can say anything out loud because someone else has to be the first one to do it.
00:38:21 Someone that's approved by everyone else, or else I'll be ostracized by society because I have no courage.
00:38:26 Not allowed to say anything that might be outside of the realm of acceptable discourse.
00:38:31 But you see?
00:38:32 So it's good, you know.
00:38:33 Right.
00:38:33 So Tucker is actually he's expanding.
00:38:36 He's expanding this this.
00:38:39 Border, you know.
00:38:40 He's expanding this.
00:38:43 Window of acceptable discourse by using words by like replacement and actually talking about the problems of.
00:38:51 People like, OK, yeah, alright, good.
00:38:52 This is, you know, this lines up with with a lot of what my personal observations are telling me, and this is good.
00:38:58 OK, all right, well continue.
00:39:01 What's interesting is that if something like this happened in any other country, say in China or Japan or Nigeria, the populations of those countries would likely revolt because you can't do that.
00:39:12 The leaders of the country can't change the population of the country, especially the democracy without the consent.
00:39:19 Of the existing population.
00:39:22 OK, good, good.
00:39:23 You know, doing, doing the thing that people do when they want to talk to boomers about race and and, you know, can't get them to, to actually, you can't ever say white people, right to a boomer, you have to always say something about Japan or something because you know, boomers have it in their head that Japan is is very homogeneous and.
00:39:42 And they don't have a problem with Japan being homogeneous.
00:39:46 And it's very, you know, it's really cemented in their mind when they think Japan, they think Japanese people, it's a very specific kind of person, right?
00:39:55 And so it's it's a good or you know, Nigeria would probably do, you have something similar and so when you when you say that oh if you start replacing the Japanese people that because there's a that that's a very specific.
00:40:06 Kind of person in the mind of.
00:40:07 A boomer right?
00:40:09 Then you know it would be it would.
00:40:11 It would change the the character.
00:40:13 Of Japan, right?
00:40:15 OK.
00:40:16 So again, it's kind of it's kind of like whatever, OK, whatever.
00:40:21 I get it.
00:40:21 You know, I've.
00:40:22 I've done the same thing talking to my parents and you're trying to, you have to.
00:40:26 You have to frame it this way because you can't say anything about white people, right?
00:40:29 And then all of a sudden that they shut.
00:40:30 Down like immediately, right?
00:40:32 But OK, keep going.
00:40:34 Keep going, Tucker.
00:40:35 So those populations in, say, Nigeria, for example, revolted the New York Times should be deeply sympathetic to their outrage.
00:40:40 Again, you can't just replace the electorate because you didn't like the last election outcomes.
00:40:46 That would be the definition of undermining democracy, changing the voters.
00:40:51 But when it happens in this country, there is mandatory media enforced silence.
00:40:57 And in fact, if you notice, it's happening.
00:41:00 Again, saying media instead of, you know like.
00:41:05 Who who actually is?
00:41:08 Running the media and like this isn't like.
00:41:12 At a certain point.
00:41:14 And look, maybe, maybe, maybe.
00:41:15 I'm jumping the gun, you know.
00:41:16 Maybe Tucker will start pointing out who runs.
00:41:18 The media, I doubt it, but you.
00:41:20 Know keep going.
00:41:22 In fact, if you notice, it's happening.
00:41:25 It's your fault.
00:41:26 You're immoral.
00:41:27 You're a racist.
00:41:28 But it has nothing to do with race.
00:41:30 About change my God.
00:41:36 Are you?
00:41:36 OK, Chris.
00:41:38 Oh, there's a close one.
00:41:40 There's a close one.
00:41:41 Ohh boy.
00:41:42 That was close.
00:41:43 Ah, it was close.
00:41:44 Yeah, see.
00:41:46 You see what he's doing?
00:41:47 There you see what he's doing there.
00:41:50 But it has nothing to do with race.
00:41:52 It's about.
00:41:52 Change has nothing, nothing to do with race.
00:41:55 Has nothing to do with the race.
00:41:57 See, here's the thing.
00:41:59 Here's the.
00:42:00 Thing with Tucker.
00:42:03 At a certain point, thanks to people, I don't want to toot my own horn.
00:42:08 I and I, and I doubt that I'm like hugely impacting it.
00:42:11 But thanks to people like myself and others, certainly mostly others, because I'm I don't.
00:42:18 Have that huge of an impact.
00:42:20 Pushing and pushing and pushing as hard as we ******* can.
00:42:23 Oh my God pushing.
00:42:25 To get it into the heads of white people that you're getting ******* replaced, you have to have some in Group preference for the love of God you're getting replaced.
00:42:33 White genocide is taking place.
00:42:34 It's happening because and because just it is happening.
00:42:39 And so white people are looking around and and just saying, wow, what the ****'* going on here? You know, like that that World War 2 veteran that I played the clip of where he's just like mom, this country is going to hell in a handbasket. You know, everyone starting to notice like what the ****'* happening here?
00:42:56 And they're watching the BLM riots. They're watching the people pull down the statues. They're starting to say what the ****'* happening?
00:43:01 What's going on?
00:43:04 And so there it's already brewing.
00:43:07 Right, it's already brewing.
00:43:13 So what Tucker does?
00:43:14 Because no, again, like I said, no one said it out loud yet, right?
00:43:17 Everyone's all the boomer cons.
00:43:19 They're afraid to say that no one wants to be the first one.
00:43:24 They don't want to be the first one to say.
00:43:26 It out loud if.
00:43:26 They say it out loud.
00:43:27 Ohh, then you're the racist.
00:43:28 No, you're the racist.
00:43:29 No, I'm not a racist, I promise.
00:43:36 But they can't.
00:43:37 They can't shake.
00:43:39 That feeling because it's no longer a feeling anymore.
00:43:42 It's a reality they're experiencing every day, day in, day out.
00:43:46 You know for four year olds are shooting comes for Christ's sake.
00:43:56 So then Tucker comes along.
00:44:00 And he and he gives voice.
00:44:03 To a lot of.
00:44:03 These fears he throws up a graph and he explains.
00:44:06 Yeah, well, this is what's this is what happened.
00:44:08 You you might have heard this from other more extreme crazy people on the Internet.
00:44:13 And they're right.
00:44:14 Yeah, it looks like, you know, there is some.
00:44:16 There's a population change going on and there's a, you know, the the this is an issue because the the media will make you sound like a racist if you say anything about this and, you know, the Democrats, they wanted to, you know.
00:44:33 Have a different electorate because they they they weren't able to pass the kinds of legislation they wanted to pass, but I assure you.
00:44:41 But it has nothing to do with race.
00:44:43 About change.
00:44:48 Hello but.
00:44:50 It has nothing to do with.
00:44:59 Hold on.
00:44:59 But it has nothing to do with race, it's about change.
00:45:03 Has nothing to do with race.
00:45:07 Has nothing to do with the race.
00:45:14 It's about change.
00:45:24 It's about changing the race.
00:45:26 Like what?
00:45:27 What is it changing?
00:45:28 Tucker, come on.
00:45:30 Do you mean?
00:45:32 It's about change what we like Obamas hope and change about loose.
00:45:37 Change the 9/11 was like documentary. What? What do?
00:45:41 We mean it's.
00:45:42 It's not about race, it's about change.
00:45:45 About changing the race.
00:45:47 You ******* moron.
00:45:49 What you.
00:45:51 Oh God.
00:45:53 This is why I ******* hate this guy.
00:45:55 This is why I ******* hate this guy.
00:46:06 It's not about race, it's about change.
00:46:10 Changing what?
00:46:12 Changing what exactly?
00:46:15 I mean cause if it's not about race, what are you changing?
00:46:23 Like, you know, like what?
00:46:25 Really what?
00:46:25 Are you changing?
00:46:32 Is it?
00:46:32 About culture.
00:46:35 Because that's not a problem then.
00:46:37 Right.
00:46:39 Because if it's just about culture, it's just it we're, we just go back to like, the stupid 90s argument of the Republicans of we just need them to assimilate.
00:46:48 No, we still need we can still flood the country with immigrants.
00:46:51 We just need to do it slow enough to where they assimilate.
00:46:57 So we're just, we just go.
00:46:58 Right back to the 90s, is that is?
00:47:00 That what it is, Tucker.
00:47:07 What are we changing?
00:47:08 What's the problem?
00:47:09 I don't see what the problem is.
00:47:12 If it's, if it's not the racial makeup of the country.
00:47:16 Which seems to be exactly what you're talking about in your little Japan analogy.
00:47:22 Your Nigeria analogy.
00:47:33 So what's getting what's what's getting changed if it's?
00:47:36 Not about race.
00:47:40 This is what he does.
00:47:40 He always every time I I see these bass Tucker clips.
00:47:45 It it this is exactly this is it's always this.
00:47:49 It's always Tucker literally parroting.
00:47:55 Like almost word for word, using some of the same graphs and everything, a lot of the stuff that's on the dissonant, right, right.
00:48:04 He he'll go through step by step.
00:48:07 Leading them to.
00:48:09 The logical what?
00:48:11 Well, what you know would.
00:48:12 Be a logical conclusion, right?
00:48:15 Step by step.
00:48:17 And then it gets the last step.
00:48:20 The very last step.
00:48:23 And then he's.
00:48:23 Like look over there.
00:48:27 And does the switcheroo.
00:48:36 It look.
00:48:38 If you want to view this as as as an Overton window success, I mean.
00:48:45 I'll tell you what it it it is a positive that I I believe he's being forced into the position of actually having to at least walk down that path.
00:48:59 Right.
00:49:01 Now, of course, again, he's doing the switcheroo.
00:49:03 At the very end.
00:49:05 And that will divert people.
00:49:10 Missing the whole.
00:49:11 Entire point of what they just watched.
00:49:18 Because most people are NPCS.
00:49:21 And this is.
00:49:21 Just a firmware update.
00:49:24 And what the ruling class?
00:49:26 Sees when they see alternative media.
00:49:31 Making too much sense.
00:49:33 And getting too much attention from too many people.
00:49:37 What they view that is, as is an unauthorized update.
00:49:43 It's kind of like when the iPhone got hacked.
00:49:49 And there was the alternative app stores that.
00:49:52 You could install.
00:49:54 That would have all kinds of actually very useful apps that unlock the full potential.
00:50:01 Of an iPhone.
00:50:03 That but would never be approved by Apple.
00:50:07 Now of course, a lot of that stuff was chock full of Chinese spyware.
00:50:11 Be that what it may.
00:50:16 Right.
00:50:18 So the ruling class starts seeing.
00:50:21 These alternative.
00:50:24 App stores popping up, installing apps on their hardware.
00:50:28 That's their hardware.
00:50:28 ******* it.
00:50:30 It's got their logo on it and everything.
00:50:35 How dare you install this unapproved?
00:50:40 Software you have to work within our sandbox.
00:50:43 That's our entire business model.
00:50:45 This only works.
00:50:49 If we control the apps that you use on the hardware.
00:50:59 It's the only way this works.
00:51:01 We have to fully control the ecosystem.
00:51:05 Otherwise, we can't do things like ban certain channels.
00:51:10 On telegram.
00:51:13 You know those of you who have tried?
00:51:15 Using telegram on an iPhone, you know I'm.
00:51:17 Talking about where?
00:51:18 You get an update from a channel and it says there all the content from this channel cannot be displayed.
00:51:24 Because in order for telegram to exist in the App Store.
00:51:29 They have to agree to censor.
00:51:33 At least on iPhones.
00:51:37 Whatever channel Apple insists that they censor.
00:51:41 Otherwise they end up like gab, and they're they're booted out of the App Store.
00:51:52 And that's precisely what's going on here.
00:51:57 The ruling class is starting to see all these unauthorized apps getting installed on their their precious NPC's.
00:52:14 It's like when they when the music industry.
00:52:18 Started seeing Napster.
00:52:21 Take all their their their music money away from them.
00:52:26 They had no choice other than to start.
00:52:30 Using iTunes, selling their music digitally.
00:52:39 And try to make it seem more palatable than using Napster.
00:52:43 Try to make it more convenient.
00:52:48 So instead of trying to steal their music for free, you would you would pay the price.
00:53:03 And that's.
00:53:04 That's that's what Tucker is.
00:53:08 Tucker is is always think of it this way.
00:53:13 Notice how Tucker is never blazing any of these trails, right?
00:53:19 Tucker is always responding.
00:53:23 He's always responding.
00:53:29 To the progress.
00:53:32 That the the online dissident right is making.
00:53:37 And like I said, if.
00:53:37 You want to look at this as a success.
00:53:40 That's the success the.
00:53:41 Success is that he's having to.
00:53:45 Reroute the traffic.
00:53:52 If the online dissident right and I know that's a it's kind of a loosey Goosey term and and we we'll do something about that at some point, right?
00:54:02 But for lack of a better term, I think everyone knows what I'm talking about.
00:54:06 For the the.
00:54:06 Pearl white.
00:54:07 Let me put it that way for the the Pro White.
00:54:11 On the online community.
00:54:20 If if we weren't successfully.
00:54:22 Reaching normies stuff like this wouldn't be necessary, and they wouldn't be doing it.
00:54:28 Tucker would not be the one breaking this story if it hadn't already been broken all the hell for like, for years.
00:54:36 By lots and lots of people.
00:54:39 Over and over and over.
00:54:45 I mean, going back to like even like like old Stefan.
00:54:48 Molyneux videos from like 2006.
00:54:50 And ****, you know.
00:55:04 So if you want to look at this as a success, that's where the success is.
00:55:08 The success is.
00:55:10 Through brute force the.
00:55:15 Online pro whites and look, by the way, I'm not just talking about like like.
00:55:20 Like people like me and that that have streams and stuff like that.
00:55:24 I mean people like you guys too.
00:55:25 People like sharing memes, sharing the videos.
00:55:31 Showing sitting down with your family and look or just having conversations.
00:55:35 I've had to have weird, awkward conversations with boomers over the last few years.
00:55:43 Trying to explain this stuff to them.
00:55:45 In IRL and it's it's way harder to do it in IRL obviously, right?
00:55:50 With people.
00:55:51 That, you know, are not going to be 100% receptive to it.
00:55:57 And people who, you know, you might ruin relationships with.
00:56:03 But many of us, many of you guys.
00:56:07 Have persevered and pushed through that and and and made made this possible.
00:56:13 Tucker doesn't deserve deserve any, and he Pats on the back for this ****.
00:56:20 He's he's being.
00:56:21 Forced into into covering this.
00:56:29 But it has nothing to do with race, it's about change.
00:56:34 There's nothing to do with race.
00:56:43 It's about change.
00:56:47 All right.
00:56:50 We got a few more things to go over.
00:56:53 So with all this abortion.
00:56:55 Stuff going on.
00:57:00 I shared a.
00:57:03 Make this bigger.
00:57:16 There we go.
00:57:18 So I shared an article on Telegram.
00:57:24 Let's see here.
00:57:32 And it's about a rabbi.
00:57:36 In in Florida.
00:57:39 I was very upset.
00:57:45 Alright, here we go.
00:57:49 Actually I tried to download this video and it wouldn't.
00:57:51 Lee will fall off continues following.
00:57:53 The decision to overturn Roe V Wade.
00:57:54 Yeah, it won't let me.
00:57:55 It won't let me ******* save this video for some reason.
00:58:00 So I can do it this way.
00:58:07 Dot dot.
00:58:11 No, he wants to save it.
00:58:13 These weird ******* formats.
00:58:18 Alright, anyway, New York. While U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe versus Wade, sparked widespread protests in New York around the country and even abroad, Rabbi Barry Silver, a lawyer and spiritual leader of Congregation Lador Aviador in Florida.
00:58:36 Started preparing a lawsuit.
00:58:39 To challenge the resulting Florida anti abortion law at the heart of his claim is that certain Supreme Court or is that certain Supreme Court justices are using religion.
00:58:51 To dictate how all Americans should.
00:58:53 Live their lives.
00:58:55 A lot of people are getting.
00:58:56 Kind of. This is a.
00:58:57 Quote Quote a lot of people are getting kind of tired of some self-righteous arrogant people thinking they can dictate morality.
00:59:06 Everybody else.
00:59:08 The rabbi told Fox 5 News isn't that rich, but it we'll get into that in a minute.
00:59:12 It's outrageous.
00:59:14 It's wrong and there's a legal term for.
00:59:17 It it's called bookspan.
00:59:20 Well, you would.
00:59:20 Know Silver said the goal of the lawsuit is to show the Supreme Court is dismantling the separation between church and state.
00:59:31 If you practice Jude, there's another quote.
00:59:33 If you practice Judaism in Florida.
00:59:37 You are now a criminal.
00:59:39 If I were to.
00:59:40 Tell someone that recording that according to Jewish law, you have an obligation to protect yourself and have an abortion, silver said.
00:59:50 If she has it, I get arrested and tossed in jail. I'm now a criminal for practicing Judaism, getting abortions, ladies and gentlemen, straight from the horse's mouth, is practicing.
01:00:10 Legal experts say at least three of the Supreme Court justices testified that their own confirmation hearings.
01:00:17 Their Roe V Wade was settled law and they would not touch it.
01:00:21 Yet the new justices moved quickly to do exactly that, prompting calls for their impeachment.
01:00:28 Experts also say that this lawsuit could mean the Supreme Court is headed for a legal checkmate.
01:00:35 If God gets to decide a woman's rights, then whose God gets to decide him? Exactly, exactly.
01:00:43 That's a good question.
01:00:44 That's a very good question.
01:00:47 And in fact, that is why.
01:00:50 That's exactly why I made this video that I also put on Telegram.
01:03:22 I have said.
01:03:23 To people when they asked me if this capital crumbled to the ground, the one thing that would remain is our commitment to our aid.
01:03:34 And I'm going to call it a our cooperation with Israel.
01:03:39 That's fundamental to who we fundamental.
01:03:59 So there's actually a lot more I wanted to I did.
01:04:03 There's a there's a version that's longer that I just.
01:04:05 It didn't. It wasn't.
01:04:06 As sharable I guess so I didn't I didn't put.
01:04:09 It out, but that the same the same shots are available for way more people, other world leaders, obviously Bolsonaro Putin Zelensky.
01:04:19 Prince Charles, Prince Andrew or not, Prince, you know, maybe Prince Andrew?
01:04:24 I don't know, Prince.
01:04:25 That the Baldy one, I forget the.
01:04:30 But you know what I mean?
01:04:31 Like it's it's, it's.
01:04:33 On and on.
01:04:34 And that's just look, that's just the ones that were there.
01:04:36 For a photo op.
01:04:38 That doesn't count all the the American politicians who have just received tons of money from Israeli interests.
01:04:46 I mean, look, half you got to think of it this way.
01:04:48 Even at the state level, why do you think over half the states have passed mandatory Holocaust education?
01:04:56 You don't think that just.
01:04:58 Organically happened, right?
01:05:00 You don't think that like state houses?
01:05:04 In over half the states, we're all just like, hey, you know what we need?
01:05:08 We need mandatory Holocaust education.
01:05:11 Let's make that a priority.
01:05:13 All of our states, we have nothing else to do, right.
01:05:15 There's no problems in any of our states.
01:05:17 Let's all sit around and draft some legislation requiring the the children of our state to learn about the Holocaust.
01:05:32 Obviously not, obviously not.
01:05:35 In fact, one of the one depressing thing, if you think about it, look, it makes total sense.
01:05:41 Like I'm going.
01:05:42 When I was going through the president's.
01:05:45 Right.
01:05:46 Which is like all of them.
01:05:48 As I'm going back in time, I'm like **** it like.
01:05:51 How how far does?
01:05:52 This go right like where they're all just like kissing Israel's ***.
01:05:56 You know, you got Bush, Clinton, you know Hillary Clinton, which is basically the, you know, the real President Bush senior, you know, Reagan and but but but not Carter, not Carter.
01:06:10 And if you think about it, well, sure.
01:06:12 There sure was.
01:06:13 Like an A lot of negative, a lot of negative propaganda about.
01:06:18 Look, I don't know.
01:06:18 Carter, wasn't I?
01:06:19 I don't know about Carter.
01:06:20 To know how ****** he.
01:06:22 Was but remember growing up?
01:06:25 All you ever heard was Carter before was before.
01:06:27 My time, but anytime Carter was mentioned in a movie.
01:06:31 Or in a TV show or.
01:06:35 Or a by a.
01:06:36 A pundit or by a newspaper.
01:06:39 It was just like, oh, Carter was the worst president ever.
01:06:43 You don't want to be like Carter.
01:06:44 And in fact, they would always.
01:06:46 Payer presents like, oh, it's going to be like on a Carter part like Carter was the worst.
01:06:51 Well, Carter is like the.
01:06:54 The last president, as far as I could tell, that didn't kiss Israel's *** all the ******* time.
01:07:00 And a lot of people might watch that and say, well, why did you put Reagan in there based Reagan?
01:07:06 Oh, yeah.
01:07:07 He was so base.
01:07:09 You know, I I don't understand why you would put Reagan in there.
01:07:12 And look, I can kind of sympathize a little bit.
01:07:16 And I'll show you why.
01:07:17 Because while I was digging around there, I found some some clips from an old old.
01:07:24 I think this this is prior to him being President.
01:07:27 And he's being interviewed by this evangelical guy, and he's basically, this is, I think this is 80.
01:07:36 I think this is before his.
01:07:39 When did he get elected?
01:07:40 Was like.
01:07:42 I want to say it was 80. I only was 84 was 84. Anyway, I I believe this is before he was elected the first time. This is when he was still Governor of California.
01:07:51 And so it's like.
01:07:55 This evangelical asking him questions the first of all, the kinds of questions that this this should, if nothing else, this should show you how much the country has changed.
01:08:05 Just the fact that that a Republican candidate for President was even being asked questions.
01:08:11 Like this and was able to answer them at all.
01:08:14 So you watch this and again, it's an evangelical.
01:08:17 Right?
01:08:18 And it it's kind of shocking.
01:08:19 Just just the entire interview is shocking.
01:08:23 Like the questions being asked and the answers being given.
01:08:26 And I watched this and I felt kind of bad.
01:08:28 Like maybe I don't.
01:08:29 Know. Maybe. Maybe I.
01:08:30 Shouldn't have included.
01:08:31 They get in.
01:08:32 There, right.
01:08:32 But then I'll I'll discuss why I.
01:08:35 Did it here.
01:08:35 In a second.
01:08:36 So here, here's here's the here's.
01:08:38 The little interview I found.
01:08:40 Remember we talked a few moments ago about the bureaucracy in the United States.
01:08:48 Congress and the Senate.
01:08:50 Seemingly more and more, our our passing bills or the the Bills keep coming up.
01:08:56 To really regulate beyond not just bureaucracy, but by law, such issues as the abortion issue.
01:09:05 As I mentioned, the child raising issue, now sexual standards for the American people, several states now licensing of religious organizations.
01:09:17 So just so you know, things are so much.
01:09:20 More ****** now than they were then.
01:09:21 Just so you know what the hell he's even talking about here.
01:09:25 Prior to actually, here's one thing, Carter, I I believe this was Carter that the Carter did do.
01:09:30 There was a massive **** **.
01:09:33 We didn't have a a Department of Education.
01:09:37 Prior to the 1970s.
01:09:40 We did not have a a Department of Education.
01:09:44 And so this is after this is the Department of Education's relatively new.
01:09:50 And they are one of the first.
01:09:51 What's one of the first things they do?
01:09:54 I got well, you know.
01:09:55 I got a funny story to tell about this.
01:09:57 One of the first things they do.
01:10:00 Is the Department of Education.
01:10:06 They start doing sex Ed.
01:10:09 It's one of the first things they did.
01:10:16 Now when I lived in Washington, Washington, DC.
01:10:22 I met someone that worked at.
01:10:23 The Department of Education.
01:10:28 One of my neighbors.
01:10:31 Where these ****?
01:10:34 There's a house or an apartment with a couple of **** live there.
01:10:39 And I didn't know anyone and I was, you know, libertarian and fact sheets always grossed me out or whatever.
01:10:45 But I was like, you know, this this is this place is like, super, there's, like, faggs everywhere I work with faggs for the first time.
01:10:52 And like I I know, whatever maybe.
01:10:54 Maybe it's just me, right?
01:10:56 Like when you when you ignore your your?
01:10:58 Instincts when it comes to racism, too, right?
01:11:02 Like I'm starting to see some patterns here.
01:11:05 And so they invited me to this BBQ thing I.
01:11:07 Was like, you know what?
01:11:08 I'll ******* go, right?
01:11:11 And while I'm there and they, they know I'm kind of right wing.
01:11:15 And walking there.
01:11:18 They tell me about their friend.
01:11:21 Who's going to be coming?
01:11:22 Who's going to be?
01:11:23 Showing up and this is this was.
01:11:27 This is probably about 2000.
01:11:31 Maybe 2009, so this.
01:11:34 Is a while back.
01:11:36 This is before like.
01:11:38 Gender or whatever **** was ever like a thing.
01:11:43 In fact, this is my first.
01:11:44 This is my first real life encounter with anything like this.
01:11:49 And they're like, hey, you know.
01:11:51 I just want to.
01:11:52 Let you know.
01:11:54 That we're going to have this friend come over.
01:11:57 And she's biologically a woman.
01:12:03 But she's really a man.
01:12:09 And I was like what?
01:12:09 Feel so.
01:12:15 And they said it's just.
01:12:18 You know her, her gender identity.
01:12:21 Is male.
01:12:24 And so when she comes.
01:12:27 If you could, you know, refer.
01:12:29 To her as a man.
01:12:31 You know that would be.
01:12:33 Great or whatever.
01:12:35 And I was like.
01:12:37 All right, now I got this is weird.
01:12:43 So this this chick shows up.
01:12:47 Total Butch ****.
01:12:50 Like total Butch ****?
01:12:52 Short hair like just pushed egg like exactly what you would expect the Butch **** to look like.
01:12:57 Not the whole thing.
01:12:59 But here's here's the funny part.
01:13:02 She had a boyfriend.
01:13:06 She had a boyfriend.
01:13:09 There was a gay guy.
01:13:13 Like an actual like an actual, you know, not like a I'm pretending to be a guy like an actual gay guy.
01:13:20 And I'm sitting there, like, wait, hold on.
01:13:24 So she's a guy.
01:13:28 Not just a guy.
01:13:28 She's a gay guy.
01:13:33 I was like she.
01:13:34 I know what she's doing.
01:13:36 She cracked the code.
01:13:37 She figured out how to date gay guys is what she did like.
01:13:40 That's all that's happening here.
01:13:42 She found a way to, like ******* get gay guys to to to go.
01:13:47 Out with her.
01:13:48 All she had to do was say she's a dude and.
01:13:50 They can't ******* argue.
01:13:51 With her cause, they're all insane.
01:13:55 I couldn't believe it.
01:13:56 I anyway.
01:13:57 She worked at the Department of Education.
01:14:02 Pretty high up.
01:14:07 And when she told me.
01:14:08 This I was. I was.
01:14:10 And that was one of.
01:14:11 One of my first black pills.
01:14:12 Was just that whole that just.
01:14:14 The the Gay, my first gay bar, my first and.
01:14:16 Last gay BBQ.
01:14:20 I was just like, what the ****?
01:14:24 What is going on in this world?
01:14:28 Oh, good Lord.
01:14:31 And she was a drug dealer, too, just to to add an extra.
01:14:35 Layer but anyway.
01:14:36 So what they're talking about here is.
01:14:42 I don't.
01:14:42 I don't remember if it was before I was Jew Pilled.
01:14:45 I don't think she was Jewish.
01:14:47 I can picture her in my head.
01:14:48 I I don't think she was Jewish.
01:14:52 But yeah, who knows right?
01:14:54 That would that would have been the icing on the cake, but I don't.
01:14:57 I don't think she was.
01:14:58 So what they're talking about here is like, Oh yeah, the Department of Education is new.
01:15:06 And they're they're issuing all these.
01:15:09 These standards.
01:15:10 And that that have to because federal.
01:15:14 It used to be every state could decide you know what they wanted to do with that ****.
01:15:21 The advantage, by the way, the advantage that the the the Bolsheviks.
01:15:25 That have when they do this kind of ****, right?
01:15:29 When they want to.
01:15:31 It's not just that they want to leverage the power of the federal government.
01:15:34 That's certainly a big part of it.
01:15:37 But it doesn't just it's not just like a matter of oh, you get more funding and you have more jurisdiction.
01:15:43 It's that you have 0 interaction and.
01:15:45 Zero blow.
01:15:46 Blow blowback from the public.
01:15:48 When you're a federal agency.
01:15:51 That's administer administrating these policies over 50 different states.
01:15:59 Some angry ******* mom in Nebraska.
01:16:03 Can't show up to a PTA.
01:16:06 Meeting or a school board meeting?
01:16:07 School board meeting.
01:16:09 And make a big scene.
01:16:13 And and cause problems for you.
01:16:17 In fact, she doesn't have the ability to interface with you at all.
01:16:21 Doesn't even know who you are.
01:16:23 Or even how to contact you.
01:16:28 You we've talked about in the past.
01:16:29 How like in?
01:16:30 In in olden times.
01:16:34 A real threat.
01:16:36 To unpopular politicians was getting kidnapped, dipped in like ******* molten tar.
01:16:46 And then have it like, you know second and third degree burns all over your body and having.
01:16:51 Feathers thrown on you.
01:16:55 That used to happen.
01:17:02 And that's the kind.
01:17:03 Of thing that can only happen.
01:17:06 When power is held locally, because when power is held locally, the people that the power is wielded over.
01:17:13 Have access to the people wielding the power.
01:17:17 When you shift.
01:17:17 Over everything over to DC and you centralized it.
01:17:20 Yeah, it's great because you have more authority.
01:17:23 You, you, you, you have a you cast a wider net, you have more funding.
01:17:28 But the biggest part of that you have.
01:17:30 Way less accountability.
01:17:42 So that's what this.
01:17:43 Guy's talking about anyway, I'm.
01:17:44 I'm allowed to play here.
01:17:46 She could get him down to telling us.
01:17:46 OK.
01:17:52 That we can or cannot do something that is basically against the Bible.
01:17:58 This kind of upsets us a little bit, as as Christians and Evangelical Christians, it upsets us because we feel our nation that turns its standard against the standard of the word of God is a doomed nation.
01:18:13 And that is why I'll be.
01:18:16 Brought with you the.
01:18:16 Murder in the last few years of 7 million.
01:18:19 Unborn babies is a hard subject for us to deal with these days.
01:18:23 It's the the sexual standards and other standards we feel that we have a country that's free and open and and man should have that privilege.
01:18:35 But when it's by law, says.
01:18:38 You cannot pray or you have to have the.
01:18:45 So that's another tidbit they had recently there used to.
01:18:49 Be prayer in schools.
01:18:51 That's something the Department of Education changed.
01:18:56 They used to be prayer in schools.
01:18:58 The boomers had prayer in schools.
01:19:04 So when the Department of Education came in, they said, Oh yeah, the separation of church, your church and state.
01:19:12 The liberty to do something that's contrary to our belief this concerns us.
01:19:17 How about you?
01:19:17 Well, it concerns me very much.
01:19:19 And again, it's another example of forgetting the meaning of the Constitution.
01:19:23 What we're seeing today, I think is we're interpreting the Constitution now, not that there should be a separation of state.
01:19:32 And religion.
01:19:34 We're seeing the interpretation that there will be.
01:19:41 A separation and an elimination of religion.
01:19:47 I think that atheism in a way.
01:19:51 By the way, you can tell he totally he had, like some picky little line for that that he he he butchered so he had he was like.
01:19:59 But you know it is what it is.
01:20:01 Good old Reagan.
01:20:03 Is a kind of a belief or and and yet the law is now favoring that when one woman.
01:20:09 And that that's that's also a good point.
01:20:12 Atheism is a religion.
01:20:19 Atheism absolutely is a religion.
01:20:22 It's got its zealots.
01:20:25 It's got its clergy and has its missionaries.
01:20:30 It absolutely is a religion and you have to.
01:20:32 It takes just as much faith.
01:20:37 To assert that you know for certain.
01:20:41 That there is no God as it does to say.
01:20:46 That you know there is.
01:20:53 It's a faith-based religion. Atheism absolutely is a religion, and government has absolutely favored atheism.
01:21:04 But again.
01:21:07 What are what?
01:21:08 Are we really talking about when we say atheism?
01:21:13 But you know.
01:21:15 An atheist can succeed in getting prayer out of every school in the United States because.
01:21:22 I wonder what atheist he's talking.
01:21:24 About by the way.
01:21:26 You know what should?
01:21:27 We look it up.
01:21:29 Should we look up to this woman, this atheist woman?
01:21:46 Woman who got prayer out of classrooms.
01:21:51 Let's see here.
01:21:51 School Prayer, school prayer.
01:22:00 All right, so we had.
01:22:03 2 landmark decisions Angel versus Vitale.
01:22:13 They were.
01:22:14 Let's see the one, whoever he's talking about was an atheist that sued.
01:22:21 Here we go, 1971 Lemon versus Kurtzman.
01:22:28 Lemon versus Kurtzman was a case argued before the Supreme Court that ruled 8 to 0.
01:22:35 At the Pennsylvania Non Public Elementary and secondary education.
01:22:39 App blah blah blah.
01:22:41 Represent through David Kurtzman from 1968 was unconstitutional and the 8 to one decision.
01:22:46 All right, let's see here.
01:22:48 Where we going?
01:22:48 Where are we going with this?
01:22:49 Is this the right one?
01:22:52 Trying to figure out who.
01:22:52 This woman, that is he's talking about.
01:22:55 Because they don't say.
01:22:57 He just says this atheist woman sued, and now the son.
01:23:00 There's no church.
01:23:03 Who is this ******* woman?
01:23:08 Removing school prayer, said blah blah blah 1962.
01:23:15 1955.
01:23:25 Well, there's there's some people that are crediting.
01:23:29 OK, I think this is the woman he's talking about, Madeline Murray O'Hare, which does not seem like a member of the tribe.
01:23:36 So I'm a little surprised, but let's see.
01:23:38 She was the president of the American Atheists.
01:23:43 See, look, Dave and I missed situations.
01:23:45 They have clergy.
01:23:46 She's one of the clergy.
01:23:51 Let's see here.
01:23:55 She was.
01:23:58 She was present.
01:24:02 And uh.
01:24:07 So what?
01:24:07 What court case was this 19?
01:24:11 Alright, so basically some atheist woman.
01:24:17 Over and over.
01:24:17 And over again until they banned prayer in.
01:24:22 In schools, there is Murray versus Curlett, Murray versus United States, 1964 Murray versus Nixon, she she tried listening to. Listen, listen to like the here's the here's her accomplishments.
01:24:37 Here's the court case as she filed.
01:24:40 Murray versus Curlett challenging Bible reading and prayer recitation recitation in.
01:24:45 Maryland Public school.
01:24:46 Charles Murray versus United States to force the Federal Communications and FCC to extend the Fairness doctrine so that atheists would also have equal time with religion on the radio and television.
01:24:59 Murray versus Nixon challenged weekly religious services in the White House O'Hare versus Payne.
01:25:06 Challenged open readings from the Bible by US astronauts.
01:25:11 Who are federal employees during their space flights O'Hare versus?
01:25:15 Cook challenging the opening.
01:25:17 Prayer at City Council meetings in Austin, TX.
01:25:20 O'Hare versus blue and fall.
01:25:22 Blumenthal challenge the inclusion of the phrase in God we trust on US currency ohare versus Hill to have removed from the Texas Constitution.
01:25:31 A provision requiring a belief in God of persons holding offices and in public trust.
01:25:37 Pretty base.
01:25:38 That they have that I don't know.
01:25:39 Hopefully they still have it, I don't know.
01:25:41 If they still do O'Hare versus Andrus.
01:25:44 Challenge the use of.
01:25:46 National Park facilities for the Pope to hold a Roman Catholic mass on the mall in Washington, DC.
01:25:54 O'Hare versus Clements.
01:25:55 This case tried to remove the Nativity scene displayed in the Rotunda of the Capitol building in Austin, TX.
01:26:03 Carter ET al.
01:26:04 Versus Broadlawns Medical Center challenged the full time employment of an unowned unordained chaplain at tax funded County Hospital Broadlands Medical Center.
01:26:16 And wouldn't you know it, she's also a feminist.
01:26:22 During interview feminists during an interview with Playboy during interview with Playboy in 1965, O'Hare described herself as a militant feminist and expressed her dissatisfaction with.
01:26:33 Women's inequality.
01:26:33 You want to see this ******* hand beast by.
01:26:35 The way.
01:26:37 I mean, I almost wonder if she's trans.
01:26:40 This is the uh.
01:26:43 This is the ham beast in question.
01:26:49 Let's see here.
01:27:05 Look at this beauty queen.
01:27:10 No wonder she thinks God is dead.
01:27:13 I might be ****** *** at God too if I look like that.
01:27:22 Good Lord.
01:27:25 So this is the woman that got.
01:27:29 Prayer out of schools and and put all those.
01:27:36 Lawsuits out.
01:27:48 So there you go anyway.
01:27:51 But now Reagan is correct in saying the.
01:27:53 Atheism is a religion.
01:27:56 So let's let them continue.
01:27:57 It's contrary to atheism.
01:28:00 There isn't anything in the Constitution it it makes it very clear this is a nation under God.
01:28:07 And we must never forget that and.
01:28:10 And I am.
01:28:10 Am I interpreting that you would be in favor of having prayer back in the?
01:28:13 Public schools, yes, you are interpreting correctly I.
01:28:17 See, that's something that you won't hear Trump or literally any Republicans say, right?
01:28:21 So it's easy to watch this clip like, oh, wow, ******* based Reagan.
01:28:26 All right.
01:28:26 I would.
01:28:27 It never should have been.
01:28:28 Out of there, but the government?
01:28:32 Is intervening there the let's take sex education.
01:28:37 They made a very rational case for the fact of unhappiness and high divorce rates and so forth due to ignorance with regard to this field.
01:28:46 And the children were not getting the proper.
01:28:48 Education it at home, so therefore the.
01:28:49 Schools were going to take it over.
01:28:51 But then came the issue of, well, how do you do this without stepping on someone's toes regarding their religious beliefs? So the result was sex will be taught in the schools.
01:29:03 With no moral connotation whatsoever as a purely physiological act, just physical like eating a ham sandwich when you're hungry.
01:29:13 Well, in a sense, when you do that, you are teaching immorality.
01:29:17 You cannot conceive of discussing sex without discussing the moral aspects of it.
01:29:23 That's another thing you won't hear any.
01:29:26 Any Republicans talk about, you know, they won't say anything even remotely close to that.
01:29:32 In fact, you know, just as an example.
01:29:36 This was a story that came out.
01:29:38 Was it yesterday?
01:29:40 Or was this?
01:29:41 Yeah, it was.
01:29:41 Yesterday, 47 House Republicans vote to write same sex marriage into law.
01:29:48 That's right, 47 House Republicans.
01:29:52 Voted for same sex marriage to be federally.
01:29:55 Like legal, because right now the reason why it's at jeopardy, the reason why FAD marriage is in jeopardy.
01:30:04 As it was never, never legalized.
01:30:08 Right. It was never legislated.
01:30:10 The Constitution was never amended.
01:30:18 So it it it's.
01:30:20 It does.
01:30:21 It's it, it's it was legal in the same way Roe versus Wade was, was legal, you know, like it it's.
01:30:26 But it's not.
01:30:27 So in order to protect it from being made illegal by the Supreme Court.
01:30:34 Legislatures. Legislators.
01:30:38 Are forced to have.
01:30:39 They have to make it federally, federally illegal, like they actually have to do their job.
01:30:43 They have to, you know.
01:30:47 Or else the court the you know, the the Supreme Court that just got rid of Roe V Wade could say, oh, yeah, by the way, gay.
01:30:54 Marriage is illegal too.
01:30:56 And 47 Republicans.
01:31:01 Help pass that bill. Democrats loudly cheered from their side of the chamber as the bill passed 267 to 157, with 47 Republicans backing it.
01:31:14 Including members of the GOP leadership.
01:31:18 Such as conference chair Elise Stefanik from New York National Republican Campaign Committee chair representative Tom Emmer from Minnesota, Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
01:31:33 And minority Whip Steve Scalise.
01:31:41 Oh no, I'm.
01:31:42 Sorry, I read that.
01:31:43 I was going to say Steve Scalise.
01:31:45 Really, no, I read that wrong.
01:31:47 It was period, Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy and and Steve Scalise better.
01:31:52 OK, sorry, that's a big difference.
01:31:56 The this bill makes crystal clear that every couple and their children has the fundamental freedom to take pride in their is.
01:32:04 There's that word again, right?
01:32:05 The sin of pride.
01:32:06 Pride in their marriage, and have their marriage respected under the law, speaker Nancy Pelosi said, and floor remarks.
01:32:14 And two, a 2015 Supreme Court decision required states to recognize same sex marriage. But Democrats urge a codification of the policy in the wake of the courts overturn of Roe V Wade. Because again.
01:32:27 Gay marriage was never made legal.
01:32:32 By any means.
01:32:33 Other than just the Supreme Court just saying it was legal like they did with abortion.
01:32:38 We never voted on nothing.
01:32:41 So because they just said it was legal one.
01:32:43 Day they can just say it's not legal another day.
01:32:49 That's how this **** works. So they're trying to actually make it law and 47 Republicans.
01:32:57 I thought it was the damn Democrats.
01:33:00 47 Republicans signed on to it anyway.
01:33:06 And yet we've done this in one school district in California.
01:33:10 In the very first few years after sex education classes started, the venereal disease rate.
01:33:16 Among teenagers in that district went up 4000%.
01:33:22 4000%.
01:33:26 So basically, kids probably weren't really having sex.
01:33:32 Then they rolled out the the federal.
01:33:36 The federally mandated sex Ed classes.
01:33:40 And suddenly?
01:33:42 STD's went up 4000%.
01:33:47 Because kids were ******* now all of a sudden.
01:33:50 Now don't tell me that's a coincidence, but we can't.
01:33:57 We must not simply discard all the values upon which civilization is based.
01:34:03 Just because we're going to, we're going to have some interpretation that this in a way, is invading someone else's rights. The Constitution says that government shall make no establishment of religion.
01:34:18 But it does not say that governments going to interfere with your right to be religious.
01:34:23 And therefore there's thing that you're not supposed to pray in a public building.
01:34:29 I've spoken in the school and had the principal on the way into the speech.
01:34:32 Say now, of course you know that you must not mention anything about God or Jesus or anything of that kind.
01:34:38 As a matter of fact, I once was the speaker at a convention of military chaplains.
01:34:43 And had one of those chaplains, the entire audience made-up. Clergyman thanked me afterward because he said in three days of these meetings, you have been the first person.
01:34:55 That mentioned the name of Jesus in the entire convention.
01:34:59 Now, that's being awfully sensitive to supposedly the governmental field.
01:35:06 And I just think we've gone.
01:35:08 Overboard I I.
01:35:09 Think it's ridiculous and I think common sense needs to be returned.
01:35:15 So anyway, it's clips.
01:35:16 Like this that make boomers love, love old Ronnie here.
01:35:21 And you know, I wanted.
01:35:22 I wanted.
01:35:23 I I've always wanted to like him, he said.
01:35:25 He's very likeable, right.
01:35:26 He's got like that, that charisma.
01:35:29 But then.
01:35:32 But then it's **** like this, alright?
01:35:38 What, 1/2 years ago, five years ago, there were no daily casualty lists, no wives and mothers receiving telegrams that began.
01:35:47 We regret to inform you the last campaign found our opponents presenting themselves as conservatives in the sense that they would make no drastic change in our.
01:35:57 Easy, prosperous and affluent way.
01:36:00 They would maintain the status quo.
01:36:02 That's Latin for the mess we're in.
01:36:18 We, on the other hand, were presented as radicals who bring about some cataclysmic upheaval.
01:36:25 Well, now the rafts are of the Great Society and a multitude of messages and legislation has.
01:36:30 Made it plain.
01:36:30 Here to have the welfare state with an unprecedented federalization of American life.
01:36:37 So, so so far you're like, all right, based based.
01:36:40 Yeah, he's he got some joke in there, right?
01:36:43 He's he's criticizing the Great Society, the welfare state, which we all know has spiraled way out of control.
01:36:49 And you know, he's like they, you know, he's he's saying that we're.
01:36:52 You know, we're the dissident, right?
01:36:54 And they're calling.
01:36:54 Us radicals because.
01:36:55 I believe this is when he's, you know.
01:36:57 I think he's opening up for Goldwater or something.
01:37:00 That, and so you're all.
01:37:01 Right.
01:37:02 All right.
01:37:02 All right, cool.
01:37:04 June 30th last Congress raised the debt limit for the seventh time in five years, but our government spends $260 million a day, $10 million more each day than we were spending just a year ago.
01:37:17 We are told that we're enjoying an unprecedented prosperity, but 42 government agencies the government has just informed us are spending $70 billion a year on public welfare.
01:37:29 See and now you start to see why boomers only care about economics.
01:37:33 Notice how most of what Reagan will talk about.
01:37:36 It's just about the economic impact of these federal agencies and never like what they're doing.
01:37:41 Never, never.
01:37:42 The fact that they're subverting the, you know, the children and and destroying the nation and importing, you know, replacement levels of.
01:37:50 But anyway, in fact, he's part of that.
01:37:52 He with his amnesty.
01:37:54 But anyway, keep so far so good.
01:37:56 Right.
01:37:57 And you know, just being what?
01:37:59 And serious discussion is given by men in high place and government.
01:38:03 To the idea that there is no longer any necessity to connect work with income and that a man simply by being born should be assured of an annual income with no need to work.
01:38:15 The ancient Hebrew book the Talmud.
01:38:18 Damn it, Ronnie.
01:38:24 Ah, you're quoting the Talmud.
01:38:28 Ah, ****.
01:38:33 Why are you quoting the Talbot?
01:38:38 Ancient Hebrew book The Talmud tells us.
01:38:42 That for a father.
01:38:43 To fail to teach his son, to earn a living is the same as teaching him to steal, for that might be the inevitable result.
01:38:49 See, that's why it's.
01:38:50 All about economics.
01:38:53 Ohh you *******.
01:38:58 I mean Goldwater.
01:38:58 Obviously was a Jew, right?
01:39:01 But that's Goldwater and and that whole, that whole era.
01:39:04 That's why the the conservative right along with all.
01:39:08 The neo cons?
01:39:09 Obviously, a lot of those were Trotskyites that that turned Republican.
01:39:12 Whatever. Ever you.
01:39:13 Know a lot of people know about that stuff.
01:39:14 How was how Jewish it was like Super Jewish, right?
01:39:18 But that's why it was all economics based.
01:39:23 That's why boomers don't want to talk about race.
01:39:26 That's why boomers only know how to talk about the the economic impact of everything.
01:39:39 Because of quotes like that in the Talmud.
01:39:43 But anyway, so that's that's why that's why Ronnie.
01:39:47 That's why Ronnie gets in there in the in the video I made.
01:39:51 I mean, obviously the the amnesty alone.
01:39:55 Gets him in there, but you know.
01:39:59 Stuff like that, that doesn't exactly.
01:40:03 Doesn't exactly.
01:40:05 Make it any better. I don't know. We got time for one little more. 11 little segment here. I'm going to throw this in here. Then we'll go to Super Jen.
01:40:14 And and during my it's it I.
01:40:16 Come across very random **** when I'm looking.
01:40:19 Your stuff.
01:40:20 Especially because it seems like the algorithms are so trained, they're so perfectly programmed to to make sure you can't find what.
01:40:30 You're looking for.
01:40:31 So you end up having to be very clever.
01:40:33 With with how?
01:40:34 You word things and and guessing like how like.
01:40:37 What's the word that?
01:40:39 You know that won't trigger the algorithm saying like, oh, this is naughty information.
01:40:43 I can't, you know, but we'll still actually find what I'm looking for.
01:40:48 And it doesn't matter what search you use.
01:40:50 I've tried using every kind of search and it's it's difficult.
01:40:53 OK.
01:40:54 To find a lot of this.
01:40:56 But in doing that you end up with some pretty random results that you're like, oh, this is interesting, even though has nothing to do with really what I was trying to find.
01:41:05 And what I found.
01:41:08 Was a I believe this is from 2000.
01:41:14 I want to say it's like around 2010.
01:41:18 So this is about 10 years old and this abortion activist.
01:41:27 Is on this Doctor Drew show on CNN?
01:41:32 And she filmed her herself getting her abortion.
01:41:37 To try to get rid.
01:41:38 Of the stigma.
01:41:41 Of abortion.
01:41:45 Now she's an abortion activist.
01:41:51 And even though she denies it.
01:41:54 In this interview.
01:41:58 Don't tell me she didn't get pregnant specifically to abort it to make this video.
01:42:10 Don't get me wrong, I'm sure she's a ******* *****.
01:42:16 I'm sure she lets Tyrone.
01:42:19 Pump his **** ****** and.
01:42:20 Do her all the time.
01:42:24 But it doesn't take long listening to this ******* ****.
01:42:28 To know.
01:42:30 She got pregnant.
01:42:32 So that she could get an abortion and film it and make it.
01:42:35 Part of her campaign.
01:42:40 And the people, even the people interviewing, they know.
01:42:45 They know that that's what happened.
01:42:49 And they even asked her about it.
01:42:53 But bizarrely, when her response is to laugh, that's that.
01:42:57 That relieves them.
01:42:58 Oh, I'm glad you're laughing, says Doctor Drew.
01:43:01 You'll you'll.
01:43:01 You'll see, because now I know that that's not what you did, really.
01:43:11 OK, let's have a look.
01:43:13 Well, my administrators were all very supportive of it.
01:43:18 They actually helped me.
01:43:22 Have the camera.
01:43:23 They helped.
01:43:23 I did all the editing.
01:43:25 I found the music.
01:43:26 I mean, that's all me.
01:43:27 It's mostly my production.
01:43:29 Just had a really great.
01:43:30 She's get she's bragging about.
01:43:33 She did the editing and the music in her abortion video.
01:43:38 This isn't a video of someone's birthday party.
01:43:42 This isn't a little.
01:43:45 TikTok video? Well, I guess this is.
01:43:47 The 10 year ago.
01:43:48 Equivalent of a TikTok video.
01:43:51 This is a video of her getting an abortion.
01:43:55 And she wants to.
01:43:55 Make sure you know.
01:43:56 Ohh I.
01:43:57 Chose all the music, that's all.
01:43:58 All that creative input I am.
01:44:00 All the creativity.
01:44:02 In this video of me murdering a baby, that's all.
01:44:07 Great team of women behind me who wanted to help stop the stigma of abortion and.
01:44:13 OK.
01:44:14 And then so hold on.
01:44:14 So Emily, let me let me ask a crazy question that you're gonna first of all, you knew you were going to take heat when you did this, right?
01:44:20 You understand you're gonna be it's it's a controversial topic.
01:44:22 You're well aware of it.
01:44:23 Your abortion counselor.
01:44:24 And doing this is gotta you gotta be to know.
01:44:28 Look how happy she is.
01:44:31 Look how happy she is.
01:44:35 She is so excited.
01:44:37 To be on TV right now.
01:44:40 It was so worth killing that baby.
01:44:43 Michael, I'm gonna ask a crazy question.
01:44:45 OK.
01:44:45 Did you get pregnant in order to?
01:44:46 Do this video right?
01:44:48 Yeah, not a crazy question.
01:44:51 That's exactly.
01:44:53 That's exactly what she did.
01:44:57 Said the same thing.
01:44:58 UM and you realize that I'm gonna have to laugh at that, right? Like, of course.
01:45:01 Absolutely, if it if it's laughable, I hope it is.
01:45:04 I I'm relieved to see you laugh.
01:45:05 Our panels got lots of.
01:45:07 Questions for you?
01:45:07 So yeah, I'm relieved to see you laugh.
01:45:17 Such a funny, funny question.
01:45:20 Emily. OK, first of all.
01:45:21 I'm pro-choice, but your message was lost to me when you wrote in your essay that you were having sex, but you were not using birth control. So was your was abortion your form of birth control?
01:45:33 And is that the message?
01:45:33 So actually.
01:45:34 You want to put out there.
01:45:36 So actually what I want to clarify is that I was not.
01:45:39 I did not have a a single partner like I didn't.
01:45:42 I was not in a relationship and to be honest, let's talk about the fact that.
01:45:46 She didn't have a single point.
01:45:47 Her words.
01:45:48 I was just *******.
01:45:50 I didn't have a boyfriend.
01:45:51 I'm just ******* random dudes.
01:45:53 So therefore I I I shouldn't have birth control.
01:45:58 Birth control can be.
01:45:59 Very scary to women.
01:46:01 Hormonal birth control is really scary, but chopping a baby out of.
01:46:05 Your room? Not so.
01:46:06 Scary at all?
01:46:08 Sadly, she's right.
01:46:12 The women, the the women out there these days.
01:46:15 Abortion doesn't seem that big of a.
01:46:19 Really thanks to people like her.
01:46:21 It can be very scary to put hormones in your body.
01:46:23 What's this scary?
01:46:24 About a condom.
01:46:25 What's scary about a condom or or any other barrier method.
01:46:26 Exactly. Absolutely. And have.
01:46:28 That's OK that's that should not be scary.
01:46:30 I'm worried about you getting an STD.
01:46:31 If somebody doesn't use a condom.
01:46:32 Forget the umm.
01:46:36 And here's the thing.
01:46:37 Look at these *****.
01:46:38 Because Doctor Drew knows he's a man, so he's not allowed to have an opinion about abortion.
01:46:45 He had to, like, drag these four ***** onto his show so they can have an opinion for him because he he's allowed to be there because it's his.
01:46:52 Show, but he needs.
01:46:53 To have enough women there so that women don't.
01:46:56 Get mad at him for having an opinion about abortion, or about what this person did.
01:47:01 None of them are freaking out, though.
01:47:02 None of these women are freaking out and saying you're a demon.
01:47:06 You're a demon.
01:47:07 You're a literal demon.
01:47:10 None of them.
01:47:14 None of them.
01:47:15 And I'm sitting there watching this.
01:47:18 And you see this, this, this chick on the bottom left.
01:47:21 She keeps like raising.
01:47:23 Right.
01:47:23 Her hand like.
01:47:24 Like she wants to talk, you know, not knowing how this works.
01:47:29 You know, if you weren't such a a dumb ******* *****, you would just.
01:47:33 He would just start talking.
01:47:36 Oh, did we lose it?
01:47:37 Again, did we lose it saying 0?
01:47:40 No, it's back alright.
01:47:43 We're still alive.
01:47:44 I guess it was saying 0 kilobits per second there for a second.
01:47:49 Pretty sure we're still alive.
01:47:50 Let me double check it.
01:47:51 Let me.
01:47:51 Double check it, I'm going.
01:47:52 To check the stream over here.
01:47:56 I hate that I have to do this.
01:47:58 Now I'm seeing people say F.
01:48:02 Let me see if.
01:48:03 It's live, it might be live.
01:48:04 You guys might have to just refresh though.
01:48:09 No, it died.
01:48:10 It looks like it died.
01:48:13 All right.
01:48:14 Well, I'm glad I caught that right in time.
01:48:16 So I'll stop it.
01:48:20 And wait for it to to stop.
01:48:24 And I'll start it.
01:48:32 Now we were back.
01:48:36 Oh no, it's doing.
01:48:37 It's doing this game again.
01:48:38 No, no, not this game again.
01:48:43 I hate this game.
01:48:46 Not the constantly disconnect game.
01:48:50 Oh, it's the Russians, I guarantee you.
01:48:53 It's the ******* Russians.
01:48:59 Is it the Russians?
01:49:00 Let me.
01:49:01 See if it's back up.
01:49:07 Yeah, we.
01:49:08 Yeah, we're back.
01:49:08 Yeah, we're back.
01:49:10 Look at that.
01:49:13 It was the Russians, I I.
01:49:14 It was the Russians anyway.
01:49:16 So this chick in the bottom left here who keeps raising her hand.
01:49:20 You think?
01:49:21 Oh, yeah.
01:49:21 Well, she's she she must.
01:49:22 Be the one that's got a problem with.
01:49:24 And she's.
01:49:25 Get the birth control piece.
01:49:26 Singing and my question is, have you ever done anything in your life that you that was a mistake?
01:49:31 Have you ever smoked?
01:49:32 Have you ever ran a red light?
01:49:33 Have you ever done something that you knew?
01:49:35 Yeah, killing a baby.
01:49:36 It's just like smoking a cigarette.
01:49:38 There was consequences and then you said, wow, that was probably not the most, you know, intellectual decision.
01:49:45 I made you learn from it and you move forward.
01:49:47 OK.
01:49:47 During the procedure.
01:49:48 OK.
01:49:50 By the way, these this is the dumb ***** that you hear, people that are pro-choice say you know these decisions.
01:49:56 It's the hardest decision a woman will ever make.
01:50:00 It's a decision that should be made in private between her and her, her spiritual leader and her doctor.
01:50:10 This is the this is the.
01:50:11 The women they're talking about right here.
01:50:17 It's not a hard decision at all.
01:50:20 There's no discussion with a spiritual leader.
01:50:23 Or even a doctor.
01:50:25 Having an abortion is just like smoking a cigarette.
01:50:31 Actually, it's just like riding a bike.
01:50:33 Once you learn how you never forget, it's easy after.
01:50:35 That. OK, alright, fire up.
01:50:36 I got an IUD inserted.
01:50:39 Ohh excellent.
01:50:39 Hey, great.
01:50:40 OK, so Leanne, go ahead.
01:50:42 Like I I just don't understand why people are trying to bash me on this.
01:50:45 I like I've admitted that like, hey, we all make mistakes.
01:50:47 OK.
01:50:49 This is the point, and mathy.
01:50:50 Of course we got it.
01:50:51 Let's talk about empathy.
01:50:53 Well, OK.
01:50:53 I learned from my mistake and moved forward, and I know you do now.
01:50:54 OK.
01:50:54 Leanne, one SEC.
01:50:56 Once one second.
01:50:57 You know, I.
01:50:58 Appreciate your answer.
01:50:59 I appreciate your answer.
01:50:59 Yeah, at some point at some point, things should just be private.
01:51:02 Whether you're pro-choice or pro-life.
01:51:04 I'm I'm proud of you for.
01:51:05 Making the the decision.
01:51:06 That you thought was right, that's.
01:51:09 See. No, she's.
01:51:11 Proud of her.
01:51:12 She's proud of her.
01:51:14 For killing her baby.
01:51:24 This anyway, so this is like.
01:51:25 This is like ******* 10 years ago.
01:51:27 So yeah, they're they're they're definitely going to try to codify abortion into law.
01:51:32 In fact, Biden ran on that.
01:51:36 Joe Biden, when he ran for president.
01:51:39 Before they, they stole the election and gave it to them.
01:51:44 All right.
01:51:44 Said yeah, if I elected President, then I will because he knew that this was.
01:51:49 Going to happen, right?
01:51:52 It's funny how his how his.
01:51:56 The stance, though, was always changing.
01:51:59 Here's him giving the stance that I was referencing.
01:52:07 Let me get this ready.
01:52:10 When people.
01:52:12 When people who claim to be Catholic or claim to be Christian, but they also say they're pro-choice.
01:52:19 The the ****** excuse that they use is well, I personally think that it's wrong, but I'm not going to force my ideas onto someone else.
01:52:31 Even though you do that with literally everything else.
01:52:34 Right. Like when you pass.
01:52:35 A law against murder, like murder, murder.
01:52:39 Like non baby murder.
01:52:41 You do it because.
01:52:43 You personally think it's wrong.
01:52:45 And your religion says it's wrong.
01:52:49 And yes, therefore you are legislating that morality.
01:52:53 You are imposing that on everything else.
01:52:55 The libertarian, the satanic libertarian.
01:52:58 Mantra of you can't legislate morality was the biggest ******** lie of the of the last 20 years from libertarians, and it convinced a lot of people it was a snappy little bumper sticker thing to say.
01:53:12 You can't legislate morality.
01:53:13 Oh, I.
01:53:14 Guess you're right.
01:53:16 Why? I don't know why.
01:53:18 Because that's every law.
01:53:20 Every law is legislating morality.
01:53:23 Having a law against armed robbery, it's legislating morality.
01:53:30 Every law.
01:53:32 Is legislating morality.
01:53:38 It's just not legislating your morality.
01:53:47 And so when you hear Catholics and other Christians say ********, look and there was Mormons too, Harry Reid.
01:53:55 Harry Reid was a Democrat Mormon from Nevada.
01:54:00 Who was pro-choice?
01:54:04 And he.
01:54:04 He would say the same ********.
01:54:07 Well, of course.
01:54:10 Of course, I I don't.
01:54:11 I don't believe in abortion.
01:54:13 I think it's murder, but I'm not.
01:54:17 I'm not going to impose my my belief on other people who don't see it that way.
01:54:25 Well, I don't, I don't think serial killers.
01:54:29 Think that what they're doing should be illegal.
01:54:33 Why are you imposing it on them?
01:54:35 Why are you imposing your morality on serial killers?
01:54:40 It's ********. It's a.
01:54:42 ******* libertarian mind virus that got into the minds of a lot of Republicans, and I don't even know why.
01:54:51 Because it's it's so clearly ********.
01:54:55 Close to a consensus that can exist in a in a society as heterogeneous as ours, life begins at conception.
01:55:04 That's the church's judgment. I accept it in my personal life, but I refuse to impose it on equally devout Christians and Muslims and Jews.
01:55:15 See, he thinks it's murder.
01:55:19 But he refuses to impose.
01:55:23 His morality on everybody else.
01:55:28 Even though he thinks it's you.
01:55:30 Know he.
01:55:30 Obviously he really doesn't if.
01:55:33 You really thought it was murder?
01:55:35 And you were in a position to stop it.
01:55:41 I mean, let's face it, if anyone wants 10.
01:55:44 Year olds to get abortion it's gonna.
01:55:45 Be Joe Joe Biden over here.
01:55:58 Yeah, this **** goes on for a while and.
01:56:02 Everyone's very supportive.
01:56:03 Oh, my God.
01:56:04 You did.
01:56:04 The right thing.
01:56:08 It was such a tough decision.
01:56:10 For you, wasn't it?
01:56:13 She's so she's so excited she got 100,000 views on YouTube back when that was, like, really *******. That was an accomplishment.
01:56:27 Anyway, let's take a look at super chats before the Internet eats **** again.
01:56:42 All right.
01:56:46 Marvin Heemeyer, 88.
01:56:49 $5 appreciate that hope you're doing well, I am.
01:56:54 Thank you very much.
01:56:58 Donate in honor of Oops and it updated. Donate in honor of seeing my first child during my wife's ultrasound today.
01:57:06 Hoping it's the first of many.
01:57:09 We're doing our part to build the next generation of whites.
01:57:12 I know these ****.
01:57:13 Coins are basically worthless.
01:57:16 But I want to.
01:57:17 Give at least something back.
01:57:19 Thanks so much for all that you do.
01:57:21 Well, I appreciate that.
01:57:22 And hopefully you you raise it.
01:57:25 John Connor there.
01:57:27 Christos Rex, $5 appreciate that. What are your thoughts on Roy Cohn, though? He helped McCarthy and prosecuted the Rosenbergs.
01:57:35 I can't help but find him suspicious.
01:57:37 Perhaps it's the whole gay Jew thing.
01:57:39 Never trust a gay Jew.
01:57:43 Never trust a gay Jew.
01:57:48 Bottom line.
01:57:49 Because, well, you might be right.
01:57:52 He also was involved with sexual black male and working with Mossad.
01:58:01 Soy pill $100.
01:58:05 Alright, we gotta we gotta do the.
01:58:07 I gotta find.
01:58:08 I gotta put add new ones in here because these are kind of just like.
01:58:17 Don't you worry.
01:58:20 There we go.
01:58:24 **** that guy.
01:58:25 I bet I'm a bigger donor than that Fagot.
01:58:28 I've donated thousands.
01:58:29 I bet you still don't watch John Doe vigilante.
01:58:34 Even though you would ******* love it and get ideas for filming the dot R movie, I felt like EVE after being rejected by Ethan in the bar for a while.
01:58:44 But I got over it.
01:58:47 Watched John Doe vigil.
01:58:50 Why do I not have that in?
01:58:51 My notes here.
01:58:55 I'll tell you what I'll tell you a look at it.
01:58:57 I'll take a look at.
01:59:01 Let me see here.
01:59:07 And at the top of my notes here.
01:59:16 John doe vigilante.
01:59:20 Even though all right, I felt like even after being rejected by all right.
01:59:26 Well, I really appreciate that soy pill.
01:59:29 The way I see it is I look.
01:59:30 I can't like I I'm just.
01:59:31 I'm going to do what I do if you guys.
01:59:34 Like what I.
01:59:34 Do then you.
01:59:35 Should support it.
01:59:37 But you're not going to get influence over me with with money that's just not going to happen.
01:59:42 And I, and I think that's.
01:59:43 For everyone's benefit.
01:59:46 Because if I start thinking like, oh, I better do this because someone so gave me a bunch of money, you know, that's why I don't want sponsors.
01:59:53 I've had sponsors come to me, e-mail me and and there's nothing wrong with these people like some of their stuff's good and and whatever.
01:59:59 But it's just once you introduce that element to it, it's kind of like.
02:00:06 You know, and I'm just not.
02:00:07 Like I said, I'm.
02:00:08 I'm just it.
02:00:09 So many of the people on YouTube, especially the monetized people that are out there, so much of their dishonesty.
02:00:19 Is is because of money?
02:00:22 And I'm just not.
02:00:23 I'm never going to put myself in that position.
02:00:27 So it's just, you know you you're not buying influence.
02:00:31 And I and I think I would, I would hope at least people would respect that and if you like IT support it you know.
02:00:39 If you if.
02:00:39 You want to stick around?
02:00:40 You know people support it and it sticks around.
02:00:43 And if people don't like it, like if I'm totally wrong, right, then then no one will support it and it will go away.
02:00:53 And it is what it.
02:00:54 Is, but it does.
02:00:54 It's not going.
02:00:55 To buy you any in any influence.
02:00:59 But that said, I will take a look at that just cause like I I don't even have that in my notes so.
02:01:06 I don't know what happened there.
02:01:08 I'm not sure why it doesn't even ring a bell.
02:01:14 But I do a lot of these.
02:01:15 I do a lot of these.
02:01:16 Maybe I did.
02:01:16 Look it up.
02:01:17 I've been doing this a long time now.
02:01:19 Soy pill follow up another $5.00. But you did make that one video. I think it was called name your price.
02:01:26 So what would it cost me, Devin, if I dropped like $1000? Would you watch it then? It's 93 minutes. It's almost $11.00 a minute. It's been a slow month for me. Maybe next month.
02:01:40 Think about it.
02:01:40 Rubs hands.
02:01:43 Like I said, I'll check it out.
02:01:44 I'll at least check it out.
02:01:46 But you know you can't buy me with 1000 bucks or.
02:01:49 Like that, I'll just check it out.
02:01:51 Now if you want to give me.
02:01:52 1000 bucks.
02:01:56 That's something else.
02:01:58 I'm not.
02:01:58 I'm not promising.
02:01:59 I'm going to watch.
02:01:59 The whole thing, but I will check.
02:02:00 It out like I'll I'll look it up.
02:02:04 In fact, let me save the file in case the power goes out or something stupid like that, so it it'll stay there in the text file because I don't save to the cloud.
02:02:15 All right.
02:02:16 Blood staining $3. Have you seen the subversive mockumentary propaganda 2012. It's a fake North Korean propaganda film.
02:02:26 The creator had commentary on Ted X Talk regarding on regarding on his social experiment.
02:02:32 Remember the era of mockumentaries like the one that temporary made the public believe things.
02:02:38 Like Dragons in 2004.
02:02:42 Like the one that temporarily made the public believe things like Dragons.
02:02:47 I don't know what that one is.
02:02:49 In 2004, UH and I.
02:02:54 Mockumentary propaganda, 2012.
02:02:58 Fake North Korean.
02:03:00 Let me look this up.
02:03:02 I don't this doesn't ring any bells right off the bat.
02:03:07 They vaguely.
02:03:09 Remember something about North Korean fake documentary?
02:03:13 Let's see.
02:03:22 OK. Yeah, I never really.
02:03:27 Alright, I'll.
02:03:29 That's interesting.
02:03:32 I'll take a look at that.
02:03:42 And that might be a nice little case study.
02:03:46 New Zealander.
02:03:51 Film Makers made a fake North Korean movie, huh.
02:03:59 Alright, we'll take that.
02:04:00 We'll take a look at that.
02:04:04 ******** ******? $1.00 another night another.
02:04:06 Wonderful stream.
02:04:07 Thank you for your hard work, Devin.
02:04:08 Please take my or take.
02:04:11 I think you meant mine.
02:04:12 My hard earned shekels.
02:04:14 We'll appreciate that.
02:04:16 Champ $5. Thanks for the advice. Slash trim. I'm getting into camping and carpentry right now, but I'll have to start doing.
02:04:23 Things that are more difficult, time consuming and not as expensive as I'm on welfare so I can get a free truck and forklift license.
02:04:31 Can you recommend anything useful?
02:04:35 For like a forklift license.
02:04:38 No, I've never.
02:04:39 I've never driven A forklift anything useful.
02:04:44 You talk about just like, well, oh, you mean?
02:04:47 In terms of, just like trying to increase skills.
02:04:50 Here's the thing.
02:04:51 Everything I learned how to do.
02:04:54 When I was doing animation specifically.
02:04:58 I didn't go to school for that.
02:05:01 I learned that all from watching YouTube videos.
02:05:04 And in the early days of YouTube and the pre YouTube video days.
02:05:10 I was like downloading the torrents of expensive tutorial videos.
02:05:17 And watching that ****, the beauty is anything that you want to know about.
02:05:22 You can find out about on the Internet.
02:05:26 I learned by watching videos.
02:05:28 YouTube sucks.
02:05:29 For a lot.
02:05:29 Of things.
02:05:30 But if you if you want to.
02:05:32 Look for stuff that's.
02:05:34 Non political.
02:05:37 Most of the apolitical **** on YouTube is OK, right?
02:05:41 Like there's still a lot of stuff like like I I learned a.
02:05:43 Lot about.
02:05:46 Honestly, you know, that's the last thing I was.
02:05:48 I was.
02:05:48 I've been starting up on I I feel.
02:05:51 Pretty solid.
02:05:52 Well, I mean it's not.
02:05:53 I'll never stopped learning.
02:05:54 It's not like I'm a master.
02:05:55 I've only been doing this.
02:05:57 A little bit.
02:05:58 But I learned most of.
02:05:59 That **** from watching beekeepers on YouTube.
02:06:03 And so just whatever interests you find something that interests you and learn about it.
02:06:10 Even in its forklift driving.
02:06:13 Learn about forklift driving on the Internet.
02:06:15 I promise you there's stuff about that or you know why are you, why are you going to drive?
02:06:20 Where are you going to be driving a forklift?
02:06:21 You know, like is it it?
02:06:23 Whatever industry specific.
02:06:27 You know, there's there's forklift drivers, a lot of different industries, maybe there's stuff you can learn about it.
02:06:32 I would just try to learn about, especially if you're you're wedding, to get a job you're waiting to get your license or whatever to get this job.
02:06:40 Whatever you, you know, whatever you want to end up doing long term starts studying it now.
02:06:49 Hammer authorizing $10, appreciate that reference, referring to local power, the Battle of Athens in Tennessee in 1946 is a great example of locals bringing down a.
02:07:01 Bad local government.
02:07:05 Oh, I remember this.
02:07:10 That's probably not a bad idea for a stream that would.
02:07:13 Be kind of fun.
02:07:17 But I don't.
02:07:17 Know that's The thing is, I don't know that that would be possible in today's context.
02:07:21 We're just too, we're too centralized now.
02:07:26 But that would be a.
02:07:28 At least a very.
02:07:29 That'd be a very based topic to cover.
02:07:34 Champ $5. I appreciate that. I watched the four streams before Buck Breaker 1 niner and no magic boxes.
02:07:43 I think Magic Box Edition was taken down.
02:07:46 Do you have a local backup and will you make any more streams like that one?
02:07:53 I'll look for it.
02:07:54 I'll tell you what.
02:07:54 I'll look for it.
02:08:00 Wouldn't I have?
02:08:01 I thought it was called Magic Box Edition, right?
02:08:03 Let me search.
02:08:11 I'm searching my telegram here.
02:08:19 Well, I got nothing that's called magic box.
02:08:21 Let me see.
02:08:27 I just looked up addition is going.
02:08:29 To take a while.
02:08:33 Yeah, I don't know.
02:08:34 I don't know.
02:08:35 I did.
02:08:35 You gotta remember, I do so many ******* streams, you know, like I it's hard for me to especially cause I know that one was like a year ago.
02:08:43 Or about that, so hopefully someone, maybe someone in chat knows if someone in chat knows that'd be great it I suspect if it's not on auto, see anywhere.
02:08:54 It would be on trovo still.
02:08:56 I mean weirdly, the trovo stuff is still there.
02:09:02 I don't know that I.
02:09:03 Backed all of those up.
02:09:05 But I backed many of them.
02:09:06 Up the Trello stuff should mostly be on bit shoot.
02:09:13 But bit shoot search function sucks.
02:09:17 But maybe something I'll try to.
02:09:19 I'll add that to my notes, I'll try to.
02:09:21 Remember to find that.
02:09:22 I just it's it's one of those things.
02:09:24 It's going to take a while and you know, I don't even know if I if I got it, but.
02:09:31 Maybe someone knows?
02:09:34 Magic box addition.
02:09:42 Harmless G.
02:09:44 The consequence of being racists are always artificial and socially constructed.
02:09:49 Institutional cancellation and being labeled A heretic, while the consequences of not being a racist are natural and organic.
02:09:55 More non whites and their consequences like a virus spreading in the body with no immune system.
02:10:01 Exactly, exactly. Well put.
02:10:05 Armless G again, because of the.
02:10:12 And Scroll down.
02:10:13 Because of the inertia and legacy of an extremely competent past, I think it will take a lot for the Western countries to collapse due to the incompetence and the and I guess rolling again, incompetence and maliciousness of the current rulers.
02:10:31 Look at multiracial dysgenic Latin America.
02:10:33 See how bad things can get without there being a collapse, right?
02:10:37 No, I I think that's the problem is a worst case scenario.
02:10:41 We end up like, you know, like a Brazil.
02:10:48 We just get.
02:10:50 Demographically annihilated until there's just.
02:10:54 Little pockets of white here and.
02:10:56 There, that's.
02:10:57 That's my fear.
02:10:58 My fear is that there, there.
02:11:00 Won't be like this.
02:11:02 Wake up moment.
02:11:07 And we end up like 1.
02:11:08 Of these.
02:11:10 You know, South American countries.
02:11:13 That's very that is very possible.
02:11:15 Very possible.
02:11:19 Guitar Dude 1356 one dollar appreciate that. Have you noticed that traditional cultures throughout the world are traditional?
02:11:27 And that's probably why they've survived.
02:11:30 Modern Western culture would call these cultures racist, homophobic, et cetera.
02:11:35 Would it be helpful to just point to those cultures?
02:11:38 When they call traditionalists those terms.
02:11:43 No, I would just say.
02:11:47 I mean.
02:11:49 I I just.
02:11:51 I'm not afraid of being called a racist.
02:11:55 You just have to take the power out.
02:11:57 Of that term.
02:12:00 The fewer people that care that they're being.
02:12:03 Called a racist.
02:12:06 The the less.
02:12:08 You'll set an example for the people around you.
02:12:12 The less you care about it, the less you react to it.
02:12:14 The less social pressure the people around you will feel.
02:12:20 When being called that that term themselves.
02:12:24 Because if you're someone they respect, someone they respect doesn't care if they're called a racist.
02:12:28 Why would I care?
02:12:29 You know what I mean.
02:12:31 So I would just you know.
02:12:33 I I I really don't like how.
02:12:36 Often, and I do it and I.
02:12:37 Understand why, but I hate.
02:12:39 How often people on the.
02:12:40 Right.
02:12:41 Will have to say things.
02:12:43 Like, well, what about Japan?
02:12:45 It what about here?
02:12:49 What about the whites here?
02:12:52 Not what about Japan?
02:12:54 Not what.
02:12:55 If everyone and Nigeria went to Japan, would it still be Japan?
02:13:00 What if everyone from around the world around the Third World came to America?
02:13:06 Is it still America?
02:13:07 No, it's not.
02:13:16 So I would I would just stop.
02:13:17 I would.
02:13:17 I just wouldn't respond to them, you know, like or at least not negatively or embrace it.
02:13:23 Say yeah, if racists means that.
02:13:27 I think the races.
02:13:27 Are different and I have a preference for mine.
02:13:30 Yeah, absolutely.
02:13:34 Like an upbeat with an upbeat attitude.
02:13:39 Without hate in your heart, cause like let's let's face it, I know people react hyperbolically.
02:13:45 And make jokes and they meme and and bent and whatever.
02:13:49 But look, we're not coming from a place of hatred we're not.
02:13:53 We're coming out of a place of a love of.
02:13:55 Our people and a love.
02:13:56 Of our culture, that is a product.
02:13:58 Of our people.
02:14:00 Every culture is a product of the people that.
02:14:03 It emanated from.
02:14:07 And so there's nothing wrong with being a racist.
02:14:10 There's nothing wrong with liking your race and preferring it to over other races.
02:14:19 Are you are you a motherless?
02:14:21 If you prefer your mother to.
02:14:24 Other mothers, you you happen to be love your mom more than other people's moms.
02:14:38 She's she's, you know, she's what created you.
02:14:38 This is.
02:14:44 She's half your your DNA or, I mean, you're half her DNA rather.
02:14:50 You know, she taught you your values when you're growing up.
02:14:52 Same thing with.
02:14:53 You know your father.
02:14:56 Right.
02:14:58 Or your siblings even.
02:15:00 Just because you prefer your immediate family, the people that are closely most closely related to you.
02:15:08 Over strangers.
02:15:10 Like literally everyone on Earth that doesn't make you bad.
02:15:16 It's not a bad thing.
02:15:17 It's a normal thing that everyone.
02:15:19 Everyone except.
02:15:26 Feels like everyone has that.
02:15:29 Whites are just the bizarro exception.
02:15:31 I, you know, there's lots of little theories about that, like, oh, it's because whites lived in these cold climates and, you know, trade was really important.
02:15:38 And so this, you know, this traction to the exotic is really cool and you know.
02:15:45 You know, honestly I think it's.
02:15:47 It's not even that.
02:15:47 It's not that complicated.
02:15:49 I think it's just that whites literally ruled the world for.
02:15:51 So *** ****.
02:15:52 Long that other races were not seen as a threat.
02:15:55 Because they weren't.
02:16:01 Other races were.
02:16:04 I think subordinate is not even a strong enough word.
02:16:08 But for the last several centuries, other races were were subordinate to whites.
02:16:18 And I mean all.
02:16:20 Other races, and it's impossible to argue the opposite in fact, that's.
02:16:26 What these people complain about?
02:16:29 You know you ******* colonizers.
02:16:32 Yeah, we ruled the ******* earth.
02:16:37 And I think that when when you have that in your genetic memory, you don't see other people as a threat.
02:16:44 You see them as the help.
02:16:51 You see them as the gardener.
02:16:55 You know what I mean?
02:16:57 You see the? Oh, how?
02:17:00 They think they're people, you know.
02:17:02 You mean that there's?
02:17:04 This hubris that starts to grow.
02:17:10 You get.
02:17:10 You get too big for your britches, you get a little cocky.
02:17:20 We're talking like.
02:17:21 We're talking centuries of this kind of condescension that was extended.
02:17:25 To other races.
02:17:27 Understandably so.
02:17:31 It's it's basically the opposite.
02:17:35 Of the.
02:17:38 Well, I mean, think about it this way.
02:17:40 Jews who are very high in in Group preference, right.
02:17:48 Whether or not like look we we could, we can argue about the.
02:17:52 The details or whatever, but their official storyline is, well, we we were oppressed, we were always oppressed.
02:17:58 We were always, everyone was always out to get us whatever, right?
02:18:02 That's why they got in their preference.
02:18:08 That's been their worldview for like.
02:18:11 Ever, like thousands of years?
02:18:15 Jews have walked around with the the persecution there since Moses since before Moses.
02:18:23 So literally thousands of years.
02:18:27 Jews have walked the earth.
02:18:30 Teaching their children generation after generation that they're the persecuted people and that the whole world is trying to get them.
02:18:44 So it's no, it's no surprise that they've got anger preference whites, however, totally different story.
02:18:57 They just don't realize they don't.
02:18:58 Rule the world anymore.
02:19:08 They got cocky.
02:19:13 And we're the ones that are kind of having to.
02:19:17 To pay the price for that.
02:19:27 Guitar dude $1.00 appreciate that. Also in a discussion over your group chat with my Lib founding stock friend, he told me to stop discussing topics that were racist and homophobic.
02:19:39 I then said I'm racist and homophobic, after which she left the chat, so that is after 25 years of friendship, how would you handle this situation?
02:19:47 Look, you're going to shed people.
02:19:50 That's look, I I think everyone listening well, at least many people listening have a very similar story and that sucks.
02:20:00 But what if you're a friend of 25 years? Had said, hey, I'm a pedophile?
02:20:09 I mean, you would have left the group.
02:20:11 Chat right?
02:20:17 That's just what's happening.
02:20:20 This is what happens before.
02:20:23 You know, it's it, the polarization that's going on in this country is.
02:20:30 Is only just beginning.
02:20:38 Not that they're done, by the way, I don't.
02:20:40 Mean to, but not be sympathetic it that sucks.
02:20:42 Trust me, I get it.
02:20:44 It's not just one friend I've lost.
02:20:46 A lot.
02:20:48 Well, most.
02:20:51 Of my the friends that I had you know from since high school.
02:20:56 Because of of my politics.
02:20:58 And that's just.
02:21:01 That's the way it.
02:21:01 Is that's the way it is.
02:21:07 Jack Russell, $3 appreciate that. What do you think of speaking in tongues? Do you think it's real?
02:21:17 Thank you, Jesus.
02:21:19 No, it's not real.
02:21:22 Here's the thing.
02:21:23 Speaking in tongues the way that it talked about the Bible doesn't mean speaking gibberish like that's.
02:21:31 The way it's.
02:21:33 Manifest today, right?
02:21:35 What they meant was they they, they divinely knew other languages.
02:21:39 Not gibberish language that nobody knows.
02:21:43 It doesn't mean like, Oh yeah, he just suddenly started speaking Aramaic.
02:21:49 The dead language to his.
02:21:52 To his congregation, that has no way of knowing if that's really Aramaic or if it's just like gobbledygook random noises.
02:22:02 Oh, look, no, that's all.
02:22:04 That all that shit's ********. That's all ********.
02:22:09 I don't know of any.
02:22:10 I don't know of any verified instances of of the other version.
02:22:14 The one that I think is.
02:22:17 At least plausible, and that is divinely being able to communicate in another language that.
02:22:23 Someone's going under, like, OK, like as an example, if if you are doing something for God.
02:22:31 And you run to a language barrier with someone.
02:22:36 And you are, you know, and God, I I could see I I would accept.
02:22:42 That God might.
02:22:44 Bestow upon you the power to.
02:22:48 Speak to them in a way that they would understand you.
02:22:52 And I because I think that.
02:22:53 I think that's what the Bible is describing.
02:22:57 But speaking gobbledygook is stupid. Alright, Epton $1.40 constitutional law prevents imposing laws federally, not locally. Roll part socialist, Part Democratic Party or or wait part Democrat, part Republican, part libertarian. It's not about which one.
02:23:18 Are you period?
02:23:19 It's about where you draw your lines with family, community, tribe, religion and plant.
02:23:25 Hold on.
02:23:26 Sorry, I'm getting tired of man.
02:23:29 Constitutional law prevents imposing laws federally, not locally.
02:23:35 We're all part.
02:23:36 Socialist Part Democratic, part Republican, part libertarian.
02:23:41 It's not about which one are you, period.
02:23:44 It's about where you draw your lines with family, community, tribe.
02:23:54 Planet uh, I mean, I guess to some extent, but I think we need to, we need to have it defined that's that is one problem that like that's one of the problems with just the term the dissonant right is there's no you know.
02:24:09 There is no.
02:24:11 Agreed upon, I was having a discussion with this about this with someone recently where I said, you know, there's no agreed upon tenants.
02:24:20 You know, there's not, like, here's the here's the five things that they all the dissent.
02:24:25 Right, you know, believes or whatever.
02:24:27 And the reason why that is is the right really, really.
02:24:31 Believes in hierarchy.
02:24:34 That's that's why the right the right.
02:24:36 Yeah, that their.
02:24:37 Their instinct is to back.
02:24:39 The blue they believe in authority.
02:24:41 They believe in hierarchy.
02:24:43 They believe in institutions and right now, authority, hierarchy and institutions are all against them.
02:24:50 So they're.
02:24:50 Kind of floundering.
02:24:51 Because what they they do well.
02:24:54 The the the environment they do well under, they thrive under is under the leadership of the strong alpha. That's what Trump appeared to be. Remember what it was like in 2016, where you had all these disparate groups.
02:25:09 Today, they're all fighting each other, right, all nipping at each others.
02:25:13 Ankles and whatever.
02:25:15 They all got along great.
02:25:17 They were all behind Trump.
02:25:20 Foolishly or not, doesn't matter, right?
02:25:22 They were all behind Trump.
02:25:24 They were all excited about the future.
02:25:26 They were all very motivated and and very optimistic and and, you know, and and and thought they could.
02:25:33 They felt they could accomplish anything.
02:25:37 That's because there was a clear alpha.
02:25:41 There was a there.
02:25:42 Was a leader of the pack.
02:25:47 Who later turned out to be all bark and no bite.
02:25:52 And once that became apparent.
02:25:55 What happened?
02:25:56 It kind of everything, kind of.
02:25:58 Fell apart.
02:26:02 And not just because Trump meant different things to different people.
02:26:08 Because a lot of people would have been very forgiving, myself included.
02:26:13 In fact, look.
02:26:14 There's people that were very woke on the JQ that were willing to forgive his closeness.
02:26:21 To Jewish.
02:26:23 Daughters, you know and son like they were willing to to, to put that aside if.
02:26:33 If he was going to actually deliver.
02:26:37 If he was actually going to put his money where his mouth was and when it turned out, when it became obvious he wasn't, that he was just as bad as anyone else, that he was basically no different than having elected Jeb.
02:26:53 Fundamentally that's, that's what you got, right?
02:26:55 Was was Jeb.
02:26:59 The the right the right found the disarray.
02:27:06 Trump didn't need to be perfect.
02:27:09 He needed to be an alpha.
02:27:11 And he failed.
02:27:12 And that's the problem right now.
02:27:14 I keep I keep mentioning that the reason why there's so much infighting is it's basically imagine like a a Wolf Pack and the alpha.
02:27:24 Just falls over dead.
02:27:26 And there's all these beta not in the way, not in the, you know, the the pickup artist meaning, but like in the actual wolf, meaning there's all these beta wolves now that see, like, oh ****.
02:27:39 Well, someone's got to be the leader of the pack and they're all fighting and nipping at each other and.
02:27:43 Biting and whatever.
02:27:47 And that will continue to happen until there's a.
02:27:50 Clear Alpha again and then all of a.
02:27:51 Sudden the right will.
02:27:53 Will operate correctly.
02:27:55 Yeah, it's.
02:27:56 It's yet another time that it's a little bit backwards because it's it's a queen bee.
02:28:00 But like it's you had another moment where beekeeping, it helps you understand the world so much better, like a hive without a queen is just like this lost, pointless, slowly dying and tity.
02:28:13 You know, like if you look at the hive as a super Organism and the queen is like the the brains behind the operation, which is essentially what it is, you know, once the once the hive goes queenless it it just it's just you know if it can't replace that queen fast enough.
02:28:32 It eventually just dwindles and dies, and that that's that is what will happen to the descendant, right if.
02:28:40 If there's not a new pack leader.
02:28:46 Alright, where was I?
02:28:51 Soy piled $5. Appreciate that. Hi, I'm alive today because my mom, even though my even though most women go insane once a month manage to go.
02:29:01 Or managed to not lose her mind near an abortion clinic.
02:29:06 Wait, what?
02:29:07 I am alive today because my mom, even though most women go insane once a month, managed to not lose her mind near an abortion clinic.
02:29:18 I guess are you saying that she didn't abort?
02:29:19 Well, obviously she didn't abort you, but if everyone else has a mom who loses their mind near a Planned Parenthood, well, **** them.
02:29:28 I would would ship every.
02:29:30 ******* one of them on the slow setting.
02:29:33 Look, once you once you see.
02:29:35 The brutality of abort.
02:29:36 Notion that they're literally ripping the baby limb by limb with, with, with basically tongues.
02:29:45 And they're just, they're literally just shoving like a pair of tongs up there and and ripping the baby apart piece by piece while it's alive.
02:29:52 Once you realize that ****, once you see like the video of that happening and and that some of these like mauled, dismembered babies, come out still kind of alive.
02:30:05 I mean, it's just.
02:30:07 Look if if I was emperor of the, you know, if I.
02:30:11 Was the God Emperor of the United States.
02:30:13 There would be very harsh penalties for anyone who had that procedure done, and anyone, certainly anyone who performed that procedure, yeah.
02:30:26 Harmless Gee, Justin Trudeau.
02:30:28 'S legal but not biological father.
02:30:32 You're right about that.
02:30:34 Pierre Trudeau was also one of these liberal that it disconnect again is is it doing this again?
02:30:43 Are we back now?
02:30:44 We're playing this game again.
02:30:46 *** **** it.
02:30:49 Alright, let's let.
02:30:50 Let's let it do this a couple of times.
02:30:51 See what happens.
02:30:54 It's a good thing I record these things.
02:30:58 Are we back?
02:31:00 No, we're not back now we are back.
02:31:02 Let's see if it worked.
02:31:05 We're really back.
02:31:12 Yeah, we're really back, OK.
02:31:16 All right.
02:31:17 So as I was saying, legal, all right, Justin Trudeau is legal but not biological.
02:31:21 Father Pierre Trudeau was also one of these liberal Catholics who made abortion completely legal and unrestricted in Canada.
02:31:29 Also, divorce also increased immigration and pushed the multiculturalism cult well.
02:31:34 He was a literal.
02:31:35 Chuck and yeah, I mean.
02:31:39 Yeah, this is this is what happens, by the way.
02:31:43 This is what happens when you.
02:31:45 Are led by a weak alpha.
02:31:49 And again, not to keep pushing the the the.
02:31:52 Bead metaphor, but I'm telling you.
02:31:53 Man, it's not just bees.
02:31:55 It's any, any.
02:31:56 This is why they they want you eating your.
02:31:58 Food out of a package.
02:32:00 And they want you living in a city.
02:32:02 And it just you they want your food to come out of a little machine and you just eat it and and you never.
02:32:06 Question where it comes.
02:32:07 From I look out, there's a lot of other bad things about.
02:32:09 To, but they don't want you involved whatsoever in in seeing how other living things react or or or conduct themselves and and live.
02:32:20 Because humans are are not that much.
02:32:22 Different to be honest.
02:32:23 We're just really not like we like to think that we're super special and we are in some ways, but we're.
02:32:28 Not in a lot of other ways.
02:32:31 But the yeah.
02:32:32 Same thing with with with colonies of bees.
02:32:36 You got a weak queen.
02:32:39 And it all goes to ****.
02:32:40 It all goes to ****.
02:32:43 And that's what happens.
02:32:44 Or that's what happened.
02:32:45 We we've had weak leaders in the West.
02:32:48 Profoundly weak leaders in the West.
02:32:51 Profoundly corrupt, weak leaders, and probably profoundly blackmailed and owned.
02:32:57 Leaders in the West.
02:33:01 Tennis nuts $3 appreciate that new anti-Semitism laws in Tennessee keep me from posting anything worthwhile.
02:33:12 UM.
02:33:16 Are you sure?
02:33:19 What happens?
02:33:20 I mean, I know that they're.
02:33:22 Those kinds of laws let me look up here.
02:33:29 Is there a?
02:33:31 Let me look at if there's any punishments laid out here.
02:33:36 New tennis this is from May 26. New Tennessee law recognizes anti Zionism as anti-Semitism.
02:33:45 Alright, Tennessee House Bill 2673.
02:33:58 Alright, 20/26/73.
02:34:14 UM.
02:34:22 This looks like it's just one of those edge.
02:34:24 I mean, yeah they they classify anti Zionism as anti-Semitism, but I don't.
02:34:28 I don't think there's any like.
02:34:35 I don't know.
02:34:36 Let me see.
02:34:36 I don't see.
02:34:37 Any like you'll?
02:34:38 Go to jail kind of stuff prohibits and bans.
02:34:41 All in in.
02:34:42 All K through 12 schools, all discriminatory acts and practices committed against individuals or institutions.
02:34:48 Based on the individuals institution of Jewish religious practices like, it's literally just Jews too.
02:34:55 That's what's crazy.
02:34:56 This law is literally just.
02:34:58 It prohibits you from discriminating against Jews.
02:35:00 It doesn't say religious minorities.
02:35:02 It literally just says Jews.
02:35:07 Two allows a person who alleges that their civil rights have been violated by discriminatory anti-Semitic act or practice that occur on the premises of a public school serving any grades, blah blah blah. OK, so yeah, you'd be in trouble if you were anti-Semitic in school.
02:35:28 Which is crazy that in and of itself that should go.
02:35:30 To the Supreme Court.
02:35:32 I'd love to have A to see how.
02:35:35 That would go over.
02:35:38 To determine the act of or, that's just in a that's just in a school environment.
02:35:44 All right.
02:35:44 Requires Elias to submit an annual report.
02:35:48 Alright, so that's just the ******** ADL statistics about.
02:35:54 You know, anti-Semitism like what you do in that rabbi type stuff.
02:35:59 Anti-Semitic act blah blah blah blah specifies that this amendment does not prohibit discussion of or use textbooks or instructional materials regarding the history.
02:36:10 Of Jews, Judaism.
02:36:12 Oh, no, you you can't.
02:36:13 Ban the diary of Anne Frank in Tennessee now, oh.
02:36:19 Establishes similar requirements those described above.
02:36:22 Well, yeah, you're good.
02:36:24 Unless you're in school.
02:36:31 I mean, it's ****** that that they.
02:36:33 Have those laws.
02:36:34 Was the Governor of Tennessee in my video?
02:36:38 Not to remember.
02:36:45 There's governor.
02:36:46 Let's see here.
02:36:46 Governor of Connecticut jersey.
02:36:49 Alright, so I can.
02:36:50 Go to Florida.
02:36:53 New Jersey, I mean, might as well be if they're passing laws like that, right?
02:36:56 Connecticut, Arizona, Indiana, Texas, obviously.
02:37:00 Louisiana, Arkansas, Iowa, Maryland, New Jersey, Texas, yeah.
02:37:08 I mean I.
02:37:11 All that means is I couldn't find a picture.
02:37:16 You know it doesn't.
02:37:17 Mean if they're passing laws like that, the money is clearly there.
02:37:22 Well, that's crazy.
02:37:24 But you can still post stuff and not get arrested. The post infantry life $5 appreciate that.
02:37:31 Hey, you haven't.
02:37:31 I've been doing God's.
02:37:32 Work watching the ****** 80 slasher films I found on some dandies I found on some dandies.
02:37:39 Oh, and I found some dandies.
02:37:41 First is sleepaway camp, which has a lot of creepy underage **** in regards to the majority of the actors involved.
02:37:50 And it has, well, interesting.
02:37:52 Ending second is terror terrain, which has some.
02:37:58 I guess you continue here pretty jewy influenced with David Copperfield.
02:38:02 And being sexy, big nosed punk and another trendy Jew hunting down some dumb punk.
02:38:09 Dumb prank pulling whites because he couldn't take a twisted joke.
02:38:14 Keep up the good work, bro libertango X for the for libertarians for life or not.
02:38:21 Liberty units is.
02:38:23 That's not terrible.
02:38:25 That's not a terrible term for satanic libertarians.
02:38:30 Yeah, I've heard of, I've heard of.
02:38:35 Which one is?
02:38:35 I've heard of Sleepaway camp.
02:38:38 I feel like that's in my list.
02:38:39 Of movies to to go over.
02:38:42 Verga sold $5.
02:38:46 Uh, whoops.
02:38:47 And then it updated.
02:38:50 Let's see.
02:38:56 Hi, how are?
02:38:57 Your bees there, so they're they're struggling in the heat, but they're.
02:39:03 There have been some there, you know, their populations have been going down, but I think that's to be expected.
02:39:08 Do they and then update it again?
02:39:11 This is so gay that the way they do this.
02:39:15 Did they do OK in the storm last stream?
02:39:17 The storms are, I think.
02:39:18 They're fine because they just hang outside the the hive.
02:39:22 It's the heat they can't handle and I've got the hives like basically bolted to the ground because the wind.
02:39:27 Do we get here?
02:39:28 I know we'll just blow into pieces if I don't do that.
02:39:30 So it should be fine as long as the.
02:39:35 You know the heat doesn't kill.
02:39:36 Them also just wondering if you had a red barrel cactus.
02:39:41 I heard they're kind of rare.
02:39:42 I saw pics of them and they looked really cool.
02:39:45 What about Ocotillo or Chola cactus?
02:39:48 Is they look awesome too?
02:39:50 More cactus pills please.
02:39:52 Red barrel cactus.
02:39:53 I'm not sure what that is.
02:39:54 I might.
02:39:55 I've got.
02:39:55 I've got some barrel cactuses.
02:39:57 Let me look up.
02:39:58 Red barrel cactus.
02:40:03 Uh, I don't think I have this.
02:40:12 I don't think I got this.
02:40:17 I have lots of choice cactuses.
02:40:20 And I I don't have any like ocotillo.
02:40:24 That's real hard to get.
02:40:28 To stay alive, I even bought like.
02:40:30 You can get.
02:40:30 Mock ocotillo, which grows a lot faster but also does not like the cold here because I planted some of that and died instantly.
02:40:39 I'll definitely, I'll I'll prepare a.
02:40:42 A cactus pill.
02:40:49 And maybe included AB pill with it.
02:40:55 Actually I have a cactus bill I can do.
02:40:57 I I finally found.
02:41:00 A strain of.
02:41:05 Uh, what?
02:41:06 You may call it, uh.
02:41:08 I'm blanking on the word.
02:41:10 The uh.
02:41:11 The prickly pear cactus.
02:41:14 That produces big fruit like big fruit, where the fruit is actually mostly edible meat.
02:41:20 There's it's not just chalk full of seeds and it's actually sweet like it.
02:41:24 I mean, it's like it's good, it's good stuff.
02:41:27 The problem is I only I only.
02:41:28 Have two of two different.
02:41:30 Varieties. So I as soon.
02:41:32 As they I.
02:41:33 Figured out that oh, this is like the good stuff.
02:41:35 I stripped all their their pads off and started rooting them immediately on my on my porch so I could do a video on that show.
02:41:43 You kind of how I came to that conclusion.
02:41:48 The the, the, the.
02:41:50 Unnatural selection.
02:41:51 My eugenics program, my cactus eugenic program.
02:41:54 A program has has begun.
02:41:57 FW190.
02:41:58 $5 appreciate that my first black coal moment was as AG or geography major in college.
02:42:05 Talking about why is there incoming income inequality around the world never was there a mention of demographics in the countries.
02:42:13 A lot of economics to explain, right?
02:42:16 Well, that's.
02:42:17 Now you know why it's.
02:42:19 That's always been the the framework that boomers have been comfortable discussing because the civil rights movement movement made them ******** on race.
02:42:29 Well and and being.
02:42:30 White is already like a disadvantage when when understanding.
02:42:36 In Group and out group type stuff.
02:42:39 Soy pill $5 appreciate that to your point numbers, chapter 12, verse one through 5. Miriam and Aaron Sheet on Moses for marrying an Ethiopian woman and God judges them for it and in exit.
02:42:53 This 3210 God tells Moses he will destroy Israel and make him and his black wives children the new wives, children, the new Jews, which proves that race **** was always a Jew thing.
02:43:13 I'll have to look into that further.
02:43:14 I'm not not well versed on the the Old Testament.
02:43:21 Not your average gory $1.00 appreciate that thoughts on the possible transhumanism movement man trying to play God to create an artificial afterlife via consciousness upload.
02:43:34 Yeah, I mean.
02:43:36 There was, I'll be honest.
02:43:37 Like I I read the I read this.
02:43:41 It was like this whole series.
02:43:43 That was really ridiculous and autistic.
02:43:46 I was reading the sci-fi series.
02:43:49 I forget the name of it now many, many years ago.
02:43:53 And it was.
02:43:55 It was promoting a lot of these ideas that are fantasies of the transhumanists that sounded interesting to me at the time and not not all of them were were.
02:44:06 Like appealing, but they sounded interesting, and they also sounded possible, and they at the very least they did.
02:44:17 They made me at least.
02:44:20 Like I was interested in the possibilities that it presented in that.
02:44:25 So one of the one example was in this book they everyone would get a chip implanted in them that would record in real time the the state of your mind, right.
02:44:38 And and in other words.
02:44:40 If your brain was like a hard drive, it was like a program that would run in the background at all times that would constantly back up the the you know your hard drive.
02:44:53 And so if there was a catastrophic.
02:44:56 Crop like you.
02:44:57 Know even if you've got, let's say you got decapitated.
02:44:59 Right, see your.
02:45:00 Brain dies, you die.
02:45:01 Whatever, what they would do is you basically have a backup.
02:45:05 They just take that chip out of your head.
02:45:07 They have your DNA.
02:45:09 So they grow like a new you and then they stick that chip.
02:45:14 Into the new you and download the copy.
02:45:19 Of of you into the new you.
02:45:22 Now, from the point of view of an atheist, right, well, they.
02:45:26 They they think a soul is complete.
02:45:30 That would effectively make the new.
02:45:33 You this abomination that, that they would make.
02:45:37 Would think it was you.
02:45:40 They would think it was you at the last moment that it saved a copy of you.
02:45:46 Right.
02:45:48 And if this technology existed, it would also open up all kinds of crazy other things.
02:45:53 One of the things that made that.
02:45:55 Made it so.
02:45:56 I stopped reading the.
02:45:57 The books really was it.
02:46:00 It seems like the people that are that like to.
02:46:05 Fantasize about this kind of reality.
02:46:08 Are all.
02:46:11 Sexual degenerates that are where their head almost immediately goes to how can I make this technology?
02:46:21 You know, invent new ways of being sexually generate.
02:46:25 So, for example, one of the things that the author came up with where I was like, what the **** is?
02:46:29 What am I?
02:46:30 Meeting here.
02:46:32 The author came up with this idea that, oh, it would be really cool because then you could get that chip.
02:46:39 And you could install it in like 10 different people and they, you know, they'd be different sexes and body sizes and races and whatever, but they'd all be you, you know, they'd all be have all of your memories and whatever.
02:46:56 And then they could all have like an **** and **** and you'd be like ******* yourself.
02:47:00 And you'd know exactly.
02:47:01 How you wanted to be ****** and it was just like.
02:47:04 What am I like?
02:47:06 You know, like, what am I ******* reading here?
02:47:08 Like, why is is this work?
02:47:10 And and it was.
02:47:11 It wasn't just that like, it didn't stop with that ****.
02:47:13 Like it just seemed like the author would keep going down this road of like, how how could I make this gross, you know, like how?
02:47:21 Could I? How?
02:47:22 Can I turn this into some twisted weird?
02:47:25 Sexual fantasy.
02:47:26 I've got, you know.
02:47:27 Instead of like.
02:47:29 I mean there's.
02:47:29 I was interested by the possibilities, but that's not where my head went.
02:47:32 You know what I mean?
02:47:34 And and look, will there come a time where that technology exists?
02:47:39 I I think so.
02:47:41 If on a long enough timeline, if we don't end ourselves first that yeah, if you think about it now without a soul, you might be creating some ******* scary abominations, right?
02:47:54 Like things that are having.
02:47:57 Psychological breaks and that are just, I mean just basically like.
02:48:02 I mean, because they would look like you.
02:48:03 They would sound like you.
02:48:04 They would have all your memories.
02:48:07 But they wouldn't be you clearly right, because you're you.
02:48:10 There's only one you.
02:48:11 And what if it knew it that what if it knew it was a copy?
02:48:14 You know, would it have just like, this psychotic breakdown and, like, cause it'd be like you finding out that you're a copy, that you're not?
02:48:21 Real, you know.
02:48:22 And so there's.
02:48:25 I don't.
02:48:25 I don't even want to know.
02:48:28 And luckily, all that stuff is so.
02:48:30 Far down the road.
02:48:33 Even if even if everything went perfect.
02:48:36 Right.
02:48:36 Even if technology just kept going in a in a, you know, in a linear way, it kept it, which there's no guarantee of.
02:48:44 In fact, history shows that that's not what happens now, it might this might be.
02:48:52 I don't know that if things might have changed now that we have the ability to store and communicate information so much easier now.
02:48:59 I think that is a huge game changer in terms of like empires falling and going through a dark age and things like that.
02:49:09 Like I don't know that we'll have anything like that ever again unless there's some kind of cataclysmic thing that, you know, like a, like a solar flare that destroys.
02:49:18 Health technology on Earth or something like that.
02:49:23 I think with the.
02:49:25 With the technology we have available to us now.
02:49:31 Were were able to.
02:49:34 Store all of our our combined knowledge on a fairly reliable basis.
02:49:43 I think it's silly to think that we won't get to a point.
02:49:46 Where at least.
02:49:49 Electronically, like you'll be able to scan a brain and then look, we're talking like I I think like thousands of years from now.
02:49:56 I'm not thinking like this is like 20 years down the road.
02:49:59 I think thousands of years from now you'll have the ability to to save a copy.
02:50:06 Of the state of a human brain and.
02:50:12 And perhaps.
02:50:14 Imprint that state on a fresh blank brain.
02:50:19 I don't know though.
02:50:22 Because I and I don't think I don't spend a lot of time worrying about because it's that's so far down.
02:50:27 That's like saying like.
02:50:29 Are you worried about when we, when we have a power plant on Jupiter, it's like, well, I mean.
02:50:36 No could happen.
02:50:39 Yeah, I guess, yeah, but I'm not.
02:50:41 I'm not going to be around when that kind of **** goes on.
02:50:46 UM.
02:50:49 Teja, I watched the movie Jude Seuss.
02:50:53 I think that's how you pronounced that.
02:50:55 It's actually pretty good.
02:50:56 Have you seen it?
02:50:57 I have not seen it.
02:51:01 That sounds foreign, though.
02:51:09 Maybe I'll put it here.
02:51:15 OK.
02:51:18 Night train 88.
02:51:20 $25 appreciate that. May I have some black pilled vinyl stickers made and sell them?
02:51:29 Have you looked into Antelope Hill publishing yet?
02:51:32 I sent you a message on Gab about them a while back, but I don't really get on that much at all.
02:51:40 It was the only way I knew of.
02:51:42 How to get a?
02:51:42 Hold of you.
02:51:43 Well, I'll tell you what I have.
02:51:44 I have, like, literally like 90.
02:51:49 The Amazon Gab I haven't looked at.
02:51:53 I do need to talk to.
02:51:56 A publisher.
02:51:58 Fairly soon.
02:52:01 And Antelope Pill was, I know, trying to reach out to get, get a hold of me recently, but I haven't had a chance to connect with.
02:52:10 Do you want it?
02:52:10 You say you want to make stickers?
02:52:11 Yeah, you you make stickers if.
02:52:13 You want.
02:52:13 That's fine.
02:52:13 I don't care.
02:52:15 Oh, I had the new shirt.
02:52:18 I'll have to update that.
02:52:20 I keep forgetting to do that.
02:52:23 UM.
02:52:26 Yeah, you can make stickers.
02:52:27 I don't care.
02:52:28 I'll try to get to my.
02:52:30 Gab my gab dams.
02:52:32 That's going to be such a pain in the *** now because.
02:52:34 I waited so long.
02:52:36 Some and some of.
02:52:37 Them are going to just be like 6.
02:52:38 Months old and I'm like, oh hey.
02:52:41 All right, champ $1.00.
02:52:45 Oh, I'm going to try that.
02:52:51 I don't know what that means in Russian, but I'm going to try to sound it out.
02:52:55 Wouldn't that be like, don't?
02:52:58 Don't ****.
02:52:59 Isn't that what you're saying?
02:53:00 Don't ****.
02:53:03 Let me let me look it up here.
02:53:07 If that's an actual word, it doesn't look like words.
02:53:22 Yeah, it says don't ****.
02:53:25 OK, there you go.
02:53:26 Don't ****.
02:53:29 Have you seen or is this from Tehran? Have you seen Czardas 1974? If not, why not? If shows transhuman future I have not.
02:53:38 I've never heard of that before.
02:53:41 I'll I'll tell.
02:53:42 You a look at it, Lisa, I'm not too worried about transhuman.
02:53:44 It's just because, like it's it's so far there.
02:53:47 The technology.
02:53:48 I mean, you've seen ********.
02:53:50 That's how advanced.
02:53:51 It is.
02:53:53 You know what I mean?
02:53:53 Like, that's that's what you got.
02:53:55 Nothing to worry about cause.
02:53:58 Anyone who's seen a ****** knows it's not.
02:54:01 It's not there yet.
02:54:07 You know.
02:54:09 So all right.
02:54:12 All right, so that's all the Super chats guys.
02:54:17 Something tells me I'm going to have.
02:54:18 To upload the.
02:54:21 The recording.
02:54:23 So likely what I'll do because it takes a while to upload these recordings.
02:54:29 Is like honestly is exceptionally slow sometimes.
02:54:34 When it comes to recording.
02:54:35 Well, I'll do it right after I right after I I stopped the stream, I'll go directly to.
02:54:40 You have to wait a couple of minutes for it to like figure out, you know that it's.
02:54:47 That it's done.
02:54:49 So, but I'll update it with the recording.
02:54:52 Sorry for the hiccups tonight.
02:54:55 It is what it is.
02:54:56 I blame Russia.
02:54:58 And I hope you guys have a wonderful evening for Black Pilgrim, of course.
02:55:13 High Priest, can Terry check your messages?
02:55:15 I invite you.
02:55:16 A continuation of the.
02:55:16 Backfield discords now on telegram.
02:55:19 All right, I'll, I'll tell you.
02:55:23 I was like this man needs help.
02:55:25 His baby Mama put him out.
02:55:27 He ain't got.
02:55:27 No furniture.
02:55:28 Let him have it.
02:55:29 Lady Bugs like this man needs a bed and all he can afford is 69 a month. Go get another.
02:55:34 One out of bed.
02:55:35 Come on, baby this.
02:55:36 Man needs TV for his bedroom. All he can afford is 59.
02:55:38 Dollars a month.
02:55:39 You know, he got all their children 73 inches, baby.
02:55:42 Both late both.
02:55:43 Late this man needs air conditions. It's hot on the street and he only can pay 49 hours a month. I'll put.
02:55:48 Slim down, baby.
02:55:49 No. Burning down, no paychecks.
02:55:51 All the time.