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00:00:31 My mother's family has been on this continent.
00:00:09 For over 300 years.
00:00:13 My father's family arrived on this continent nearly 400 years ago.
00:00:20 Faced with oppression in Europe.
00:00:22 They indulge their fight or flight instincts.
00:00:25 And risked everything they had.
00:00:29 For a chance to build their own life out of the reach of the ruling class, my family.
00:00:36 Those that survived the long months journey across the sea.
00:00:40 And the harsh winters that awaited them in the wilderness, they set out the tame were adventurers and pioneers.
00:00:48 They settled the eastern seaboard.
00:00:50 And built the first communities in what would later.
00:00:54 Become the United States.
00:00:58 With their bare hands, they carved towns and cities out of the earth that still stand today.
00:01:06 As life became easier.
00:01:09 The softer men arrived.
00:01:13 And a new establishment begin to grow in these cities.
00:01:18 My family grew uneasy with the influence these velvet gloved aristocrats had.
00:01:23 And chose once more.
00:01:26 To venture into the wilderness to escape.
00:01:30 Again, they traveled W sometimes on foot.
00:01:34 For hundreds of miles through dangerous, uncharted lands that claimed the lives of many of them.
00:01:40 When I was a boy.
00:01:42 My grandfather shared with me the journal of his great great grandfather, who was one of these men.
00:01:50 A pioneer that had LED settlers.
00:01:52 Across the North American continent, it was startling to read how frequently and easily he recorded the death of a family member, including his own children, lost to disease of the elements, or some combination of the two.
00:02:10 Death was the price of freedom for many of these ancestors of mine, and they paid it without hesitation.
00:02:18 When I was.
00:02:19 Young, I had the opportunity to visit the remains of a cabin that my great, great grandfather had built with his own hands. The same harsh climate that had claimed the lives of three of his children had reduced the cabin to its foundation over the years. But I was still able to walk on.
00:02:37 The same dirt.
00:02:38 Floor where my great grandfather played as a child and looked at the same forests and.
00:02:43 Mountain ranges he saw every morning.
00:02:46 As he started his day in the land that his father had tamed.
00:02:52 Land that my family has fought in war after war to defend land that they settled from coast to Coast, E to.
00:03:01 West and now?
00:03:02 Here I stand a descendant of these men.
00:03:06 A man whose.
00:03:07 Family predates this nation by over a century, I'm told.
00:03:11 That all of this means nothing.
00:03:14 That we are just a nation of immigrants.
00:03:18 I am told by the families and the descendants of families who came to this continent not to risk their lives and their wealth, but to collect the treasure and wealth that my family cultivated and provided families that rode gently down the river of my family's blood. That I am an immigrant.
00:03:38 No different than they are.
00:03:41 And to add insult to injury.
00:03:44 No different.
00:03:46 Than those who today.
00:03:49 Violate the laws of my ancestors and the borders they fought and died to define borders they hoped would protect their descendants.
00:03:59 And as they seek to distort the history of my people as they blame my family for slavery and practice, none of my ancestors participated in, and if they did, it was they who were the indentured servants, not the masters. As I see these carpetbaggers and these locusts come to harvest the fields, my family.
00:04:19 Cloud for centuries, I feel.
00:04:22 Because it has been bred in my bones. The.
00:04:25 Need to once again.
00:04:27 Venture out into the wilderness to escape the leeches.
00:04:36 But there's nowhere to go.
00:04:38 We can no longer flee to the.
00:04:40 West, we cannot act as our ancestors did by abandoning the cities we built to the parasites who have arrived fleeing our communities and allowing them to feast upon the fruits of our labor while we search for new frontiers to tame.
00:04:56 And flee to preserve our freedom.
00:05:01 We have been desperately looking for a solution to this growing feeling inside of us.
00:05:07 The same feeling that drove our ancestors across the Atlantic and then.
00:05:14 Across the continent.
00:05:17 An anxiety that drives the wild animal within to risk self harm. To escape imminent danger when the chances for survival begin to drop dangerously near 0.
00:05:32 There is nowhere to go.
00:05:33 This time.
00:05:36 And that anxiety you feel building up inside is the wild animal that drove your ancestors into the wilderness, slowly coming to the realization.
00:05:48 That it has become cornered.
00:05:57 All right. I don't know if.
00:06:00 Everything ****** ** just now because.
00:06:04 That was my fault actually, I.
00:06:05 I was streaming on the wrong Internet connection.
00:06:08 And then I realized what I was doing halfway through that, that impassioned speech of mine and I switched connections, which it says it's connected now.
00:06:19 But I believe it probably ain't ****, so I'm going to tell chat real quick.
00:06:27 Or ask them rather.
00:06:29 Actually you guys can hear me. How about that? That's probably a better indication if you guys can hear me.
00:06:39 You guys. Uh, yeah, people hear me. Alright, good.
00:06:42 I'm going to say you how does this? I ******* hate this interface.
00:06:50 Alright, well actually, you know, in a way I hate the interface, but I also like the interface. The app seems like it works better, so that's kind of good.
00:06:59 OK.
00:07:02 So I've never used trobo. Like literally never ever. Today I did like wander into someone stream that I just saw on Twitter and.
00:07:12 Just played around with a little tiny bit, but.
00:07:16 I was intended I.
00:07:17 Was going to use D live tonight and I thought to myself, why? Like why?
00:07:22 Why would I? Why would I do that? Like even if on trovo, I don't even understand the monetization, like, I don't even know if there is monetization, like why? Why would I? Why would I even want to help their popularity on that site? You know, they've they've already. They've showed their cards, then they've.
00:07:39 In Latrobe is probably going to go the same way eventually.
00:07:41 Right. Because it all comes down to.
00:07:45 It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter if trovo wants free speech on their platform, it doesn't matter.
00:07:52 What matters is.
00:07:54 If Google or Apple?
00:07:57 Is willing to allow them to have free speech on their platform.
00:08:02 And so it's kind of like well.
00:08:06 We're we're probably going to have to end up going somewhere else and that.
00:08:09 Goes for telegram as well.
00:08:12 Because we have tech monopolies that control.
00:08:16 All apps.
00:08:18 All apps they control the entire Internet.
00:08:21 There's two of them. They're joined at the hip.
00:08:27 Trump did nothing about it. Trump did nothing about it when he had a chance.
00:08:32 He did nothing about it when he had.
00:08:34 The house and the Senate for two years.
00:08:37 And quite frankly, they didn't even try to do anything about it, ever.
00:08:41 You know, at the very, very end he tried to do some weird section 230 thing from which I understand really wouldn't have affected something like this.
00:08:51 And it didn't really. And it didn't happen anyway, right? So.
00:08:55 I mean, look, Trump was the king of caves. He talked a big game. Trump did exactly what every boss will tell you to never do.
00:09:04 And that is over promise under deliver.
00:09:08 Every boss will tell you, or at least maybe they don't, but they should tell you right when you come into the the job for the first time, like look.
00:09:16 It's better for me to know what you're.
00:09:19 Really going to be able to pull.
00:09:20 Off here, OK.
00:09:22 And if you're not up to it, it's better for me and for you and for everybody if you just tell me, like, look.
00:09:30 I'm going to be late.
00:09:31 I'm going to be late with this project.
00:09:35 Because half the time.
00:09:36 That's fine. That's OK. I just need to know.
00:09:39 And with Trump.
00:09:41 Trump would talk an enormous game.
00:09:44 An enormous game.
00:09:47 Oh, the wall just got 2 feet taller. We have a a huge wall and Mexico's going to pay for it.
00:09:56 I'm going to I'm going to instruct my Department of Justice to look into your little situation that you've got with your foundation there, Hillary.
00:10:05 Because you'd.
00:10:05 Be in jail.
00:10:08 WikiLeaks, I love WikiLeaks.
00:10:13 I'm going to get rid of.
00:10:15 Birthright citizenship? It's already it's. Oh, it's already. It's gonna happen. Oh, it'll happen. It's already being worked on. My people are already working on it.
00:10:27 And then nothing and then nothing.
00:10:31 Nobody got anything that they wanted.
00:10:33 Except, well, except for our friends over.
00:10:37 On the other side of the planet, Israel.
00:10:39 They got a lot of what they wanted, but as Netanyahu has stated publicly recently.
00:10:45 It really doesn't matter.
00:10:47 Doesn't matter who is the President, United States. We're still going to have the same partnerships. We're still going to have the same.
00:10:54 Favoritism that we always do.
00:10:57 You know, it doesn't matter if Nancy Pelosi is speaker of the house. It doesn't matter if Biden is president, we'll still get everything.
00:11:05 We want, you know.
00:11:07 Little known fact.
00:11:10 Nancy Pelosi's dad.
00:11:13 Was a literal Shabbos goy.
00:11:16 Now, if you don't know what that is.
00:11:19 And this should depress you a little.
00:11:20 Bit not, not not that you don't.
00:11:22 Know what it is, but like.
00:11:23 Once you find out what it is.
00:11:26 See, not all Jews, but a lot of Jews.
00:11:29 They're not allowed to do anything on the Sabbath, and for them it's Saturday, right?
00:11:34 And by not able to do anything that includes things as simple as flipping a light switch.
00:11:41 And Oregon turning on the TV or or or, you know, just literally they they can't.
00:11:45 Do anything right?
00:11:49 And So what they do to get around this, because this religion just seems to be.
00:11:54 A religion of loopholes, like how did like now that we have this rule, how do we undermine this rule and still?
00:12:00 Get what we want, right?
00:12:03 Doesn't that seem to be the way?
00:12:05 And it look it's.
00:12:06 It's done wonders for them. They've been quite successful.
00:12:11 Learn, you know, learning from a young age how to get around rules, right?
00:12:16 Is it? It's maybe not. The worst strategy seems to work fine.
00:12:23 But the way they've got around this rule is they get a goy.
00:12:27 In this case, Nancy Pelosi's dad.
00:12:31 And they have him.
00:12:33 Come over to the house and then he's basically the slave.
00:12:38 He just does all.
00:12:39 The stuff they can't do, so they're they.
00:12:41 Say hey. Hey, goy turn on the light.
00:12:44 Hey, goy, you know, change the channel on the TV. Hey, goi. Do you know whatever.
00:12:52 And that's what Nancy Pelosi's dad did.
00:12:56 And that's what Nancy Pelosi does now.
00:13:03 It's a little fun fact.
00:13:05 Well, and it's not a secret, she bragged about this in his speech not that long ago.
00:13:13 Like I think you can imagine the audience she had when she.
00:13:15 When she did that.
00:13:22 So here we are. Here we are. And yet another platform. I saw someone. A chat, say something that we're going to get expelled from 109 platforms by the time this is done.
00:13:32 Yes. And then we'll have the maggot cost.
00:13:34 There will be the MAGA cost.
00:13:39 Someone mentioned entropy.
00:13:42 Yeah, that's probably something I'm going to look into. There's some other stuff happening in the background that people are.
00:13:51 Working on that that I think will be helpful too. We'll see how that works out.
00:13:57 But you know.
00:13:59 We have to be nimble.
00:14:02 We have to move around from platform to platform.
00:14:09 Like thieves in the night.
00:14:14 But we'll make it work. We'll make it work.
00:14:17 You know, it's funny one.
00:14:18 Of the things that we were talking.
00:14:19 About to get.
00:14:20 Around that stuff is ham radio and I've.
00:14:22 Said I've said like look.
00:14:24 Ham radio as a platform for doing streams is probably not as practical. It is. I mean you could do it.
00:14:34 There's some drawbacks, some very significant drawbacks, one of which is.
00:14:39 Actually, here's The funny thing. It's not that you would need everyone listening to have a radio. You wouldn't because you could just tell people to tune in to the web. SDR's that are available all over the country, and they could listen online so.
00:14:51 It'd be. It would.
00:14:52 Be getting it, basically getting it'd be getting streamed online.
00:14:55 Through a radio somewhere and you could listen in. I think though, with the amount of people that we usually have on these things, it would probably crash the web SDR, but I.
00:15:03 Don't know if I don't know what they can hand.
00:15:06 But that would be kind of funny and maybe even, you know, maybe one of you guys could.
00:15:10 Set 1 up.
00:15:11 But that'd be kind of hilarious if.
00:15:13 The way we had to stream was through.
00:15:15 A radio to a a web SDR somewhere.
00:15:19 Man. But anyway that.
00:15:20 It's not the most practical solution, right? Like more so it's practical if they shut the Internet off and we don't know what the ****'* going on.
00:15:29 You know or in a in, in, in or even just like in a regular in regular times. And you know that an emergency like a flood or an earthquake and stuff like that.
00:15:39 It's just good. It's good to have. But all the same, apparently, we've made some redditors nervous, some ham radio redditors nervous.
00:15:48 Someone sent me a screenshot. I don't have it. I wish I did. Of the Ham Radio subreddit freaking out like I've heard that the insurrectionists are going to start using ham radio.
00:16:00 The insurrectionists they're going to start using ham.
00:16:02 Radio. And they're gonna they're gonna ruin.
00:16:05 It for us and what is?
00:16:06 That what are they? You know what, here's.
00:16:07 The funny thing, what are they really thinking?
00:16:10 I'll tell you what they're really thinking.
00:16:14 Because they should be excited there would.
00:16:15 Be more people on the radio, even if.
00:16:17 It's people they don't like.
00:16:19 Because sometimes it's kind of like.
00:16:20 A ghost town.
00:16:22 What they're really thinking.
00:16:26 Is the government.
00:16:28 The FCC will confiscate the bands.
00:16:33 Because they're being used by. In other words, they think they're going to get deep platformed by the FCC because.
00:16:39 We're on there.
00:16:43 Well, I guess maybe you should.
00:16:44 Have spoke up when we were getting.
00:16:45 Kicked off of.
00:16:47 The other platforms, huh? Oh, no.
00:16:51 Oh, no, we're we're endangering your your precious ham bands.
00:17:00 And look at, that's not without.
00:17:02 That's not totally crazy to think that they might try to do that if that if.
00:17:06 It were to come to that.
00:17:09 Especially because I suspect the environment would be particularly hostile if that's.
00:17:13 How? If that's where we're at.
00:17:16 If we're at the point where we're using ham radio to stream.
00:17:19 That means things are pretty bad.
00:17:22 Things are pretty bad.
00:17:25 It's kind of funny. You look into Bill Cooper.
00:17:28 A lot of people.
00:17:28 Know who Bill Cooper is? Bill Cooper was a.
00:17:31 A I don't know what you'd call him. I guess he was like a.
00:17:36 A streamer before streaming.
00:17:39 And the way that he got his message out was pretty crazy. It was pretty. It's amazing that he became as popular that he was as he was doing what he did.
00:17:49 Because he faced the.
00:17:50 Same problem.
00:17:52 You know he couldn't like. In fact, he did work for a a local radio station at one point, but he couldn't talk about the things.
00:17:59 That he wanted to talk about.
00:18:01 And not be the platform from a radio station.
00:18:08 So what Bill Cooper?
00:18:09 Ended up doing.
00:18:14 He set up.
00:18:16 Well, locally he lived in a small town in Arizona and he had a house kind of on this little hill that overlooked the valley.
00:18:25 And he.
00:18:27 Poured over the FCC regulations and discovered that.
00:18:32 Technically speaking.
00:18:34 If you looked at the way that the law.
00:18:35 Was written.
00:18:37 You could broadcast on FM without a license.
00:18:41 So long as you weren't interfering with licensed broadcasters so much as you weren't engaged in commerce.
00:18:50 And most importantly, you weren't engaging in Interstate commerce, which meant that if your radio signal, if you were broadcasting in Arizona, if you could hear it in another state.
00:19:04 You are now suddenly engaging in Interstate commerce, and now the federal government could move to.
00:19:11 Shut you down.
00:19:15 So he had a really small, underpowered radio station that it just covered the valley. I've talked about the difference between FM and AM UHF and all that stuff. FM doesn't travel very far.
00:19:27 So a broadcast in FM to this really tiny.
00:19:31 Community in Arizona, which apparently had like a lot of militia types in it and stuff like that. So locally he actually had a.
00:19:39 A fairly.
00:19:42 Decent sized audience, you know, given the population out there.
00:19:47 But then he also.
00:19:49 Paid the money.
00:19:51 To rent satellite time.
00:19:54 Because again, this was before you could stream anything on the Internet.
00:19:57 He rented satellite time.
00:20:00 And he bought all his own equipment to transmit to a satellite.
00:20:05 Now what this did for him.
00:20:08 Because you might think to yourself, well, I mean, this is also by satellite. I don't mean like XM. Like people weren't listening to satellite radio back then.
00:20:17 You had to have some pretty significant equipment to listen to satellite radio.
00:20:25 And So what he did is he got.
00:20:26 People in his audience.
00:20:31 Essentially, set up the same thing he had at his home in Arizona.
00:20:36 He would sell them at cost at.
00:20:39 Cost. So he.
00:20:40 Wasn't making any profit off this.
00:20:43 Little FM transmitters that they could set up in their neighborhoods.
00:20:48 They could set up wherever they wanted.
00:20:50 As long as they didn't exceed, I believe you know they they kept it under probably under 50 watts. Really. You know, so not, not trying to go too crazy with it, being very careful about.
00:21:03 And a lot of these people would also get the ability to receive satellite.
00:21:08 And then they would rebroadcast his satellite stream.
00:21:13 Over FM radio to their community.
00:21:19 And it's.
00:21:21 When you think about how much work.
00:21:24 Had to go into that for that to actually.
00:21:28 You know, reach people and it did.
00:21:31 But when you think about like what you think.
00:21:33 Of what that entails. I mean this guy.
00:21:37 Had to broadcast and satellite time isn't cheap, by the way. Satellite time was really expensive and he luckily found like a an Angel investor. I guess you could say or not even an investor really. Just a donor. A guy that covered a lot of the satellite costs.
00:21:52 And then he would advertise basically when if you know the people that were listening, hey, if you buy the satellite receiver stuff, buy it from this guy cause he.
00:22:00 Sold satellite stuff, right?
00:22:03 But the guy did not make the the guy doing this for Bill Cooper wasn't making any money. In fact, he was losing lots of money cause again, satellite time is really was really expensive.
00:22:14 So you had to have Bill Cooper.
00:22:17 Coordinating all this stuff, you had to have that guy helping out with the satellite time, and then you had to have just these patriots across the country.
00:22:24 Who had to learn about like, you know, like, I wouldn't even. I'd have to go learn about this stuff. I wouldn't know how to set up a a satellite dish and receive radio stuff, and I could handle.
00:22:34 The FM part.
00:22:34 Of it, but.
00:22:35 You know, most people at the time, especially there you couldn't just Google it.
00:22:39 And try to figure this stuff out.
00:22:44 And so he would.
00:22:45 Also, do seminars. In fact one of them? It's really I I I suggest you check it out. It's really long and he actually gets into this part of it. You probably Fast forward it but.
00:22:55 I believe it's he's in Phoenix, but he would do these seminars that that were like all day long.
00:23:03 And some of it's stuff, you know, it's stuff that he's not like his JFK theories are totally wrong, but it's worth listening to.
00:23:12 Like there's one that I think it's like 8 hours long.
00:23:16 And it might be in two parts or something, but it's really, really long. I've listened to it. It's.
00:23:21 Really, really long, and I'd say about 60%.
00:23:23 Of it's worth it.
00:23:25 You know.
00:23:28 But it's just.
00:23:28 Amazing to think of of what people.
00:23:30 Were willing to do.
00:23:33 To get the word out.
00:23:35 And then on top of that, of course, he had like a newsletter.
00:23:39 Where he would type it up and you know, he got his Xerox machine again back when they were pretty expensive.
00:23:47 And he would type up.
00:23:49 You know a newsletter on his well at that point might have had a computer, I don't know.
00:23:55 And then he would Xerox a bunch of copies and, you know, staple them together and pop them in the mail.
00:24:03 And that's how we had to operate.
00:24:05 For a long time.
00:24:08 When I was saying that the yesterday.
00:24:13 That the system is responding in panic because this is the first time.
00:24:21 That this mass communications control.
00:24:25 Device or whatever you want to call it. This tool that they've had.
00:24:31 To control the minds of people.
00:24:33 All over the world.
00:24:35 And get them uniformly on board with a single narrative.
00:24:40 This is the first time.
00:24:42 That it's backfired. You know, I wasn't joking like before, not that long ago. This really wasn't that long ago. And it was kind of a long time it was.
00:24:51 Like the 90s, right. And then early 2000s because he was broadcasting on 9/11, by the way, he, he predicted 9/11. He even predicted that they would blame.
00:25:01 Osama bin Laden.
00:25:03 Excuse me.
00:25:06 He predicted that they would blame Osama bin Laden. They'd have some big attack.
00:25:11 And then they used that to put.
00:25:12 Us in a war.
00:25:14 And then literally a few months later, that's exactly what happened.
00:25:19 And then they killed him.
00:25:29 That was the first. See, we actually have it.
00:25:31 A little bit easier right now, but it could turn back to the way that it was in the.
00:25:35 90s fairly quick.
00:25:37 Because that's how they responded.
00:25:40 To Bill Cooper's efforts.
00:25:44 That's how they responded to like the militia.
00:25:46 Movement. They they killed you.
00:25:48 You know the Ruby Ridge.
00:25:51 The Waco stuff.
00:25:54 They just killed you.
00:25:58 Now, something that's made it a little bit easier.
00:26:02 Is this communications?
00:26:08 Apparatus. Device. Well, I don't know. I don't know what the right word. I don't know.
00:26:11 The word I'm trying to think of is.
00:26:15 But this ability that we now have, I mean look, you know, imagine if imagine if and look they I think they did do a video and send it out at some point. But like imagine if.
00:26:26 Unfiltered, you know, not going through the CNN filter. Imagine if the Branch Davidians had been able to stream live.
00:26:36 From their compound and be like look, they ******* shot this kid in the head.
00:26:41 They shot this kid in the head that it was just like minding his own business.
00:26:46 You know, look, look what they're doing to us.
00:26:51 But no, it was CNN going through the filter of CNN.
00:26:57 CNN wasn't going to show the pictures of the ATF agents.
00:27:01 Posing for photos.
00:27:04 Over the smoldering corpses of children.
00:27:11 Or Ruby Ridge?
00:27:13 What if they'd been able to stream live?
00:27:17 And say.
00:27:20 The Feds just shot my my wife.
00:27:25 Just snipe. You know, just a sniper just shot her right in the head.
00:27:34 It wouldn't have worked out as well.
00:27:39 But even without that?
00:27:40 Technology, you know, the truth ended up getting out to some extent, maybe a day late dollar short, but.
00:27:46 It did get out.
00:27:52 And that's that's why ultimately, and I know I tell a lot of people look, it's really frustrating to hear from people that say, oh, everything's fine because in the end, God wins or in the end good wins.
00:28:06 It's frustrating because I, but look, I I'm not disagreeing with you. It's just that you don't pick that time.
00:28:16 God might win in a.
00:28:17 100 years.
00:28:20 **** it could.
00:28:21 Be 1000 years.
00:28:22 You don't know. You don't decide when that happens.
00:28:29 So just just telling yourself that everything's going to be fine.
00:28:35 It really just comes across to me like saying trust the plan. Let's let's just leave it up to God. And so everything's OK. It's not.
00:28:43 But at the same time.
00:28:45 We do have.
00:28:46 Truth on our side, we're not lying.
00:28:50 That's why it's so dangerous to hear what we say.
00:28:55 We're not lying.
00:29:00 And the American public has been fed a diet of lies.
00:29:06 For so long.
00:29:07 That when they taste the truth.
00:29:12 It's the most delicious thing they've ever had. They're like.
00:29:15 What is this? What is this?
00:29:18 I want some more of this.
00:29:20 How come no one?
00:29:21 Told me about this my whole life. I've been walking around not knowing that this existed.
00:29:30 And they can't compete with that.
00:29:33 Some lies taste better than the truth. Obviously you know Q Anon is a perfect example.
00:29:40 I mean, even today, even today.
00:29:45 Even after Sidney Powell, of all people.
00:29:50 And I don't know why this hasn't had a larger effect.
00:29:54 On on the queue, people, because they love Sidney Powell, right?
00:29:58 And I'm going to read a quote from her. This is from her telegram because she's been.
00:30:05 Knocked off of every platform too.
00:30:10 So this is from Sidney Powell.
00:30:12 All indications are that despite the overwhelming evidence of massive fraud and more evidence available inside the government and other legal options available, the president is taking no action to protect the Republic.
00:30:29 She now she.
00:30:30 Then goes on to try to shift the blame, but.
00:30:33 Buck stops with Trump, she says.
00:30:35 People around him are limiting his information and lying to him about his legal options.
00:30:41 The Biden administration will be consolidating power.
00:30:46 Day one and the fascist corporations are already limiting speech and firing freedom lovers.
00:30:55 Just look at the military in DC now. Trump did not call them in.
00:30:59 Alright, alright queue people.
00:31:02 Trump did not call them in.
00:31:06 Not only did Trump not call them in.
00:31:11 They screened the people that they brought in to make sure that they weren't Trump supporters or I'm sorry, insurrectionists, is that even a word I had I literally had never heard that word until last week. Insurrectionist.
00:31:27 I guess it sounds scarier than just freedom fighters. Aren't we supposed to say freedom fighters? I thought that was the.
00:31:35 The term.
00:31:37 But no.
00:31:39 They they screened him and which, by the way, like we talked about, I think one or two streams ago.
00:31:45 That's going to be codified into law. They're going to screen everyone that's in law enforcement or in the military to make sure that they're not.
00:32:00 Imagine the long term consequences of that. I mean **** we already have. They're already kneeling to Black Lives Matter now, and that's without this law to filter out the the good ones.
00:32:15 But no, Trump did not call them in.
00:32:19 She continues. And.
00:32:21 All that for a.
00:32:22 Virtual inauguration that no one will attend.
00:32:25 It's all about power and global communist money.
00:32:30 You can see and smell the corruption in DC.
00:32:33 It's gone from a swamp to a pure cesspool.
00:32:38 There were and have been a lot of people illegally elected.
00:32:43 Or more people.
00:32:44 Illegally elected than just Biden and Harris.
00:32:48 And look, I believe that.
00:32:52 Ski and I should start meeting myself.
00:32:55 It's just so.
00:32:57 It's it's like a like I'm sleeping so sporadically that I feel like I just got up all the time.
00:33:04 In, in a lot of ways, I.
00:33:05 Have Speaking of which after the 20th?
00:33:09 Because I I told you guys I would stream every night until the 20th. After the 20th, I got to figure out a schedule. It might not be every night, but it will be a regular schedule. And I'll try to stick to it as as.
00:33:19 Much as possible, and I'm going to look at other Internet options because that's the reason.
00:33:23 It's so late. It's not because I love being.
00:33:25 Up this late?
00:33:26 It's because this is when my Internet works and.
00:33:30 It used to work all the time I.
00:33:31 Don't know what changed.
00:33:32 So I have to look into maybe.
00:33:35 Something that's going to work.
00:33:37 It might be a little expensive though, so.
00:33:40 That's why I've kind of been dragging my feet on that.
00:33:44 So yeah, that's.
00:33:48 That's where we're at.
00:33:50 In terms of how much time we have left.
00:33:53 In the Trump presidency.
00:33:55 I have a countdown here.
00:33:58 I might have closed it. Did I close it? No, I did not close it. Let's take a look.
00:34:03 In the Trump presidency, we have.
00:34:05 Three days.
00:34:08 8 hours.
00:34:10 21 minutes and 40 seconds.
00:34:16 Three days, 8 hours and 21 minutes.
00:34:21 Before Biden is inaugurated and I don't know if you guys have seen this video of him, I mean, the guy looks like he's.
00:34:29 He's barely able to function.
00:34:32 I used to think that he'd be president for a few months, at least before they they brought in Camilla.
00:34:38 But now I'm not Even so sure he's going to make it.
00:34:42 I don't know that he's going to be.
00:34:45 Able to.
00:34:47 To be president longer than maybe a couple of weeks.
00:34:50 I think they're happy. They just got.
00:34:51 Him through the debates.
00:34:55 And if they can get into the United, I mean, they're probably nervous about even getting him.
00:34:58 To like they they they cancelled.
00:35:00 The rehearsal. They're probably nervous about him.
00:35:02 Being able to recite the.
00:35:04 The oath of office.
00:35:14 Now, while all that's happening.
00:35:19 We also have been seeing a lot of footage.
00:35:22 From South.
00:35:23 Of the border.
00:35:25 A lot of these caravans that we had.
00:35:32 Going to bring up some of these videos here now. Hopefully this doesn't. I'm gonna have to download it. Hopefully doesn't destroy my connection or actually I.
00:35:38 Might have some locally let.
00:35:40 Me. Take a look here.
00:35:42 I should have some of this local.
00:35:48 Let's see here.
00:35:51 Yeah, here we are.
00:36:00 So South of the border.
00:36:05 We have more and more of these caravans coming through.
00:36:10 Biden has already said that he's going to make a pathway to citizenship.
00:36:15 For the quote.
00:36:16 UN quote 11,000,000 illegals that are already here. Now. First of all, that's a lie. They've been saying 11,000,000 for like 20 years.
00:36:26 It's a lot more than 11,000,000.
00:36:28 And in this plan that Biden supposedly is is going to put through, we'll see when it happens. If it happens, it will probably happen.
00:36:37 There's not going to be included any you.
00:36:39 Know because at this.
00:36:40 Point they don't care, right? So they're not including any, like, they're not going to pretend. Usually when they do this stuff, they're like, oh, no, it's cool. We're going to legalize some of these people now, right? We're going to legalize them now, but it's OK.
00:36:56 Because we're going to increase border security.
00:37:00 You know, we'll throw some more money at ice and and, you know, do some other symbolic gestures that make you think that that maybe.
00:37:10 Just maybe.
00:37:12 You know, we won't have to do this again. This is the last time.
00:37:17 This is the last time and then so just let us, you know we have the problem we have to fix it. So just let us legalize these people who are already here. I mean, I mean, they're good people. They're they're working, they have jobs. They're doing the.
00:37:29 Jobs Americans won't do.
00:37:32 You know, we we can't just. I mean, that's cruel. We can't just tell them to leave. Even Trump said these things.
00:37:39 But don't worry, I know it. You know it. It hurts now. But you know what? We'll just take this.
00:37:45 One on the chin.
00:37:46 And then we'll strengthen the border and then we won't have this problem.
00:37:49 Ever again.
00:37:53 Which is exactly.
00:37:54 What Reagan said when he did amnesty in the 80s and totally ****** over California for eternity.
00:38:08 California will never.
00:38:09 Go go red.
00:38:10 Again. And if you're wondering why?
00:38:14 It's because of that that exact same argument was used.
00:38:17 Back in the 80s.
00:38:19 And then it was used again in the 90s and then it was used.
00:38:22 Again in the early.
00:38:23 You know thousands, they do this.
00:38:27 Every, every few years.
00:38:30 And the the border security never ******* happens.
00:38:34 You know Trump never built the wall.
00:38:37 He built some ******* segments of fence to replace ****** old fences.
00:38:42 Will that end up stopping anybody? I don't.
00:38:43 Know maybe a few people. Who knows.
00:38:47 But it doesn't doesn't go from from sea to shining sea, that's for sure.
00:38:55 It's certainly not a big, beautiful wall that just got 2 feet taller and Mexico's not paying.
00:39:00 For it.
00:39:06 So the.
00:39:09 The by the administration, they're not even going to.
00:39:11 Pretend they're not even they're.
00:39:12 You're here.
00:39:13 Not even going to.
00:39:13 Say oh, don't worry guys. Don't worry guys.
00:39:18 We're going to, we're going to give, you know, $100 million to the Border Patrol and we're going to, we're going to staff it with more agents. You know, they just they, they need more agents and you know we're going to, we're going to help the courts deal with this a little. So it's a little smoother.
00:39:33 Yeah, they're they're not even going to pretend that that's.
00:39:37 You know, they're not even.
00:39:38 Going to play that game?
00:39:41 They're not even going to play that.
00:39:42 Game. They're just going to say **** you. They're legal.
00:39:47 And word travels fast. Those caravans, which looked that led just like the original caravans. I think we all know that those that's not just like some spontaneous organic thing, right?
00:39:58 You just don't have a bunch.
00:39:59 Of Hondurans going.
00:40:00 Hey, you know, I'm gonna walk to America today.
00:40:05 No, that's that's not how that works.
00:40:10 That's well organized.
00:40:14 And they're not doing all The Walking either. They're not just walking to America.
00:40:19 As we've seen in the past, there are some.
00:40:23 Nonprofits, some nonprofits.
00:40:30 That truck them.
00:40:32 Drive them by the truckload to the American border.
00:40:42 So you get that coupled with the H1B1 visa mess.
00:40:49 With the low white birth rate.
00:40:53 With the.
00:40:57 Well, and then.
00:40:58 At slather on some voter fraud on.
00:41:00 Top of all that?
00:41:04 And you have one party rule which quite frankly.
00:41:08 That's been the case for decades anyway. It's just that now.
00:41:13 The mask is off.
00:41:17 Now the math everyone knows.
00:41:19 Not everyone. Not enough. Not enough people, unfortunately.
00:41:23 A lot of people know.
00:41:25 Hopefully a growing number and that's why you know, so why we're doing this, right?
00:41:31 That's what we're talking about it now.
00:41:33 Because we'll never get enough. I mean, it's impossible. Now we'll never get enough people to.
00:41:37 You know.
00:41:39 Infiltrate the GOP and and and primary, you know, get our people in and no.
00:41:45 That that won't happen. That's already too late. It's it was too late to do that. You know, when Trump got elected.
00:41:53 We were just kind of hoping.
00:41:56 We were just kind of hoping that.
00:41:58 That maybe, just maybe, you know.
00:42:00 We'd roll the dice.
00:42:03 And maybe something would happen.
00:42:07 And it didn't work. It didn't workout. It's OK.
00:42:12 It was a long shot anyway.
00:42:20 We have AOC today.
00:42:23 Or I guess maybe that was yesterday.
00:42:27 Talking about how she wants to let me take a.
00:42:29 Look, maybe that was yesterday.
00:42:33 I guess it was yesterday.
00:42:37 And we already talked.
00:42:37 About it, but basically.
00:42:38 Yeah, we have AOC and others that are going to keep pushing the.
00:42:45 Not the they're not going.
00:42:46 To be called reeducation camps.
00:42:53 But you know.
00:42:55 They're gonna have to do it because these these Trump supporters, they're just out of control.
00:43:00 They're out of control. You wanna? You wanna see how out of control these people are, I mean.
00:43:06 You know I.
00:43:07 You got to hear there's a harrowing story, a harrowing story.
00:43:13 That you have to hear because you, I don't think you you fully understand.
00:43:18 How? How terrible it was for these these people, these capital policemen, I mean, it was, they barely got out of there alive.
00:43:29 They barely escaped with their lives.
00:43:34 So I'm going to play. There's a hero.
00:43:38 And and don't let anyone tell you that he's anything but. But there's a hero that wants to tell his story.
00:43:51 Yeah, spray. They ripped my mask off. Stole my equipment, you know, beat me up. Sprayed me with everything I was able to. Thankfully, I was able to get out.
00:43:54 I knew right away like how.
00:44:00 Before any permanent.
00:44:01 Damage was done if it wasn't.
00:44:01 There were 58.
00:44:03 My job I would have.
00:44:03 Done that for free.
00:44:05 Yeah, it was. It was absolutely my.
00:44:06 Pleasure to.
00:44:08 Crush a white.
00:44:09 Nationalist insurrection and I'm I'm glad I.
00:44:13 Was in a.
00:44:14 Position to be able.
00:44:14 To help. So we'll do it as many times.
00:44:17 As it takes.
00:44:18 All the way.
00:44:19 I'm glad I was in a position to be actually.
00:44:21 This direction for show white.
00:44:23 Nationalist insurrection show, white nationalist insurrection position to.
00:44:28 And I'm glad I was.
00:44:31 Be able to help.
00:44:34 That's what it was, guys. Didn't you know it was a white nationalist insurrection?
00:44:43 It was a white nationalist insurrection, don't you know?
00:44:49 You know when? Apparently, when white nationalists are trying to overthrow the government?
00:44:54 They dress up.
00:44:56 Like they're going to Comic Con.
00:44:59 They respect the velvet ropes.
00:45:04 Inside the capital and they take selfies.
00:45:09 And then the more creative ones.
00:45:12 They still Nancy Pelosi's podium and try to sell it on eBay, which is kind of hilarious in a ******** way.
00:45:18 He you guys know that he tried to sell it on eBay and I I think that it it was up to.
00:45:23 Like $90,000.
00:45:31 $90,000.
00:45:41 But that's that's how they're going to frame it and if anything happens.
00:45:47 You know this week or in the next few days, or even really ever.
00:45:53 It'll be another white nationalist insurrection, and that'll justify all of this red flagging that they're gonna have to do.
00:46:01 It will justify.
00:46:05 The reeducation camps that they want to put together.
00:46:14 But as someone pointed out.
00:46:18 And I've got this video too. You know what? I'm going to pull this one down too.
00:46:24 I think a lot of you guys have seen this one.
00:46:28 But I'm going to play it anyway.
00:46:33 Wait for it at the end. He makes a good point at the end.
00:46:40 There we go.
00:46:46 What's up, guys? New updates Friday 0630, Washington, DC and it ain't the police doing the checkpoints no more. It's full out military. Holy ****. I want to show y'all something.
00:47:02 See this.
00:47:04 This military right here, all armed.
00:47:08 I'm about to show.
00:47:09 You something very scary.
00:47:14 These are big checkpoint dates. I'm going.
00:47:18 To show you something.
00:47:20 This **** is ******* crazy. This isn't metro PD. This isn't the Secret Service or the Park Police. These are Humvees with M 60s and saws and M sores and.
00:47:33 They're all loaded.
00:47:35 And that don't look like.
00:47:36 Riot control to me, but check this.
00:47:40 Look at these barricades with these.
00:47:43 Personnel tunnels and ship to go through. Give y'all another update in a minute. I'm walking up to my job site now.
00:47:51 So I got to.
00:47:52 Check in but.
00:47:55 The US will look at this. This thing pops up so cars can't drive through.
00:48:02 This is what our intersections look like now. Did you need all this to protect your inaugurations from the people? Maybe the ******* people didn't ******* elect you. This is what our intersections look like. Now, if you need all this to protect your inaugurations from the people.
00:48:21 Maybe the ******* people didn't ******* elect you. If you need all this to protect your inaugurations from the people, maybe the ******* people didn't ******* elect you.
00:48:36 He makes a good point.
00:48:45 The unfortunate thing is.
00:48:50 All these plant thrusters are, you know, reading, reading the tea leaves. There was one Q guy that literally thought that.
00:49:01 Trump was speaking to him in Morse code.
00:49:04 Like with eye blinks or some **** like it's it's reached a level of psychosis now.
00:49:11 And I've said it before, there will be.
00:49:14 There will be queue suicides.
00:49:17 There will be queue suicides.
00:49:20 They'll be able to hang on.
00:49:21 For a while and some of the crazier ones are just more self deluded ones. They'll I mean ****, they'll go on forever. They'll never think it was fake. They look like as in never like 4 years of Biden or whatever. They'll still they'll still think it's some. There's still some plan going on.
00:49:39 And it's a little embarrassing because.
00:49:43 The top Q guy on bit shoot and I've look, I've seen these people that.
00:49:56 That, umm, I've seen. I've seen some people.
00:50:02 That promote this Q crap.
00:50:05 Who named this guy as a reliable source?
00:50:09 As if it's not public knowledge that the guy says he has a alien wife and an alien hybrid child, and that he gets abducted by aliens on.
00:50:17 A regular basis.
00:50:19 And not, not to mention the fact that he's a elected official in.
00:50:23 The Labour Party.
00:50:32 Simon Park, someone said in chat. Yep, that's his name.
00:50:37 Simon parks.
00:50:40 Claims that he was abducted by aliens and look, this isn't like new. He's been saying this for like several years.
00:50:49 He's on some BBC News show talking about it like it, you know, it's not that hard to find. You can look it up on YouTube or it's probably everywhere. All you have to do is look up Simon Parks. Alien. You're going to find a bunch of stuff, I think high impact flicks did a good video on it.
00:51:05 And thankfully, that was actually somewhat popular in bit shoot, so maybe it reached.
00:51:09 Some of those people.
00:51:12 But that's that's the state that we're in and I was thinking.
00:51:16 About it and.
00:51:19 Would you expect anything more from boomers?
00:51:24 Isn't that precisely why we're in this mess in the 1st place? Because they've been in denial about everything negative their entire lives.
00:51:34 Why would it change now?
00:51:41 Now someone in chat said at least Trump has revealed the media deep state and now election fraud to everyone. I don't know. I don't want to give.
00:51:47 Him that I really don't.
00:51:49 Did he maybe speed that up? I don't know. I mean, the fake news, you know, saying fake news and.
00:51:57 Maybe. I mean, maybe because they hated him so much. Or look, we don't know. We don't know if that was part of a plan. We don't know if he was a pied Piper.
00:52:05 Candidate in a way that we weren't thinking about before.
00:52:10 So I mean regardless.
00:52:14 You know whether whether whether he did that or it was going to happen anyway.
00:52:20 It I guess it's good. You know, I guess post post Trump presidency, you're right.
00:52:26 People don't believe the media anymore.
00:52:35 Or at least a lot of people don't.
00:52:41 The left believes.
00:52:43 The medium.
00:52:45 Because the left is the media.
00:52:51 Someone chat says seems like old guards are gatekeeping on the Internet stronger than they were before him. Less good alternative sources all the time. Well, I mean, there's still a lot of good alternative sources. It's just that the mainstream. I'll see. Here's the thing.
00:53:08 You understand that the bigger money, quote UN quote alternative sources.
00:53:13 They were just lower budget.
00:53:16 Mouthpieces for rich people.
00:53:18 They just there are two things.
00:53:22 One, they're still if they have high production value, big money, you know, studios and all this other stuff. Someone's paying for all that, right? It's a business or it's it's donors that are trying to promote their ideas.
00:53:38 But either way, they're beholden to their advertisers or their donors or someone.
00:53:44 And a lot of these people, they sprung up in response to people like Bill Cooper.
00:53:50 Bill Cooper did not die a rich man.
00:53:54 Bill Cooper never had a lot of money.
00:53:58 Because all the money that he got, he put back into trying to get the message out.
00:54:03 Bill Cooper, for all his faults.
00:54:05 And he had faults.
00:54:09 Did not do what he did for money.
00:54:15 And that is the difference.
00:54:19 Once you're doing what you're once, you're doing it for money.
00:54:24 You can't really even be trusted at that point because your motivation is no longer.
00:54:30 The truth that.
00:54:32 Your motivation is money.
00:54:34 And so when you make decisions, it's going to.
00:54:36 Be to maximize.
00:54:38 Money, not maximize truth telling, and you might fool yourself into thinking wow, with this money, think of how much truth I could tell.
00:54:47 But that's ********.
00:54:51 That's ********. Now you're thinking like a politician.
00:54:56 Well, I'm not going to do what my constituents want, but now, but by making this sacrifice now, then.
00:55:01 I'll be able to, you know, I'll have.
00:55:03 Some political power later and, you know just it never happens.
00:55:09 It never happens.
00:55:12 Someone says Alex Jones is a CIA.
00:55:14 Asset. Well, I'll.
00:55:14 Tell you what I.
00:55:16 I wouldn't go that far, but I will say this.
00:55:22 I was thinking about how Steve Picnic was was saying on his show.
00:55:26 The other day.
00:55:28 And a lot of you guys probably saw.
00:55:30 This floating around.
00:55:31 That if Trump did not, you know, cross the Rubicon and and do something crazy amazing, you know, jump out of a helicopter or in a Cape and tights and lightning shot out of his eyes and, you know, vaporized Biden and, you know, they crowned him king of the world. That if that didn't happen.
00:55:49 Then he would no longer go on Alex's show. But if it did happen, then you know Alex would have to give him a job and he made this.
00:55:54 Big deal out of it, but he also said.
00:55:58 He also said, well, you know, like 20 years ago, Alex, I identified you as a way to get this coup to work.
00:56:08 You know like.
00:56:09 We we've been.
00:56:10 Working on this coup for a long time, I wrote the.
00:56:12 Book and they showed this book.
00:56:17 We identified you as as the way to.
00:56:19 Accomplish this coup?
00:56:25 What if his coup?
00:56:28 Because what could is happening right now?
00:56:33 What? What coup is happening right now? What? What coup is taking place?
00:56:43 What? What queue? Who is he talking about precisely.
00:56:51 You know, was it was it, was it this coup?
00:57:06 I mean, he might be.
00:57:08 He might not be lying.
00:57:09 When he said that 20 years ago.
00:57:13 He identified Alex Jones as a vehicle.
00:57:18 To steer people into the hands of this coup.
00:57:25 How they might have even seen Trump as a necessary step for that.
00:57:30 Because he promoted Trump hard, right?
00:57:36 They might have seen Trump as a necessary step.
00:57:39 Witting or unwitting winning. We'll never know. We'll never know.
00:57:52 So perhaps.
00:57:55 Perhaps he wasn't.
00:57:57 Being entirely dishonest.
00:58:03 He just was being a little.
00:58:05 A little deceptive about which coup precisely he was talking about.
00:58:19 Steve Chetnik is also a Jewish CIA agent. Makes you think. Yes, he is well and you know he's got very strong ties to Mossad.
00:58:30 The empire is collapsing. We see.
00:58:34 What we see is the effects.
00:58:38 All right.
00:58:41 I saw some quote today.
00:58:44 And I was gonna tweet it out, but then I I read. I I wanted to read up on the guy who said it first. Then I was not impressed.
00:58:50 With this guy.
00:58:52 But they didn't change the the truth in this of the quote, I'm not going to. I'm I'm going to probably.
00:58:56 Have to paraphrase because.
00:58:57 I don't remember word for word but or I might.
00:59:00 I might get it.
00:59:00 Right. But it was the the first casualty.
00:59:05 Of war.
00:59:07 The very first casualty of any war is truth.
00:59:13 And what do we see happening right now we see.
00:59:16 We see truth getting.
00:59:20 Wiped out.
00:59:26 And so I think that you can conclude.
00:59:30 That there's something very likely to follow.
00:59:36 100 years doesn't count as an empire.
00:59:42 Well, I mean, look, if you're saying the United States.
00:59:44 Was not an empire for 100.
00:59:45 Years. You're you're right.
00:59:52 I don't know. I still feel like that.
00:59:54 A lot of things. Here's The thing is, technology speeds a lot of things up.
01:00:00 And I think it also speeds up a lot of these cycles of history that we look at.
01:00:05 Because it's not so much. I mean, think of just some of the normal cultural changes that have taken place in the last 100 years that probably would have.
01:00:12 Taken a lot longer to do.
01:00:15 It would. I mean if if they didn't have mass communications, right? If you didn't have like let's say just one of your, your goals is to normalize homosexuality throughout the entire country. It's a pretty big area or **** the entire world, right? You wanted but, but sex and Botswana, right. Like that's your.
01:00:33 Goal. You want it so saturated?
01:00:35 That, that Botswana is getting on the **** *** train, right?
01:00:41 Well, how would you do that prior?
01:00:43 To mass communications.
01:00:46 That would take a really long time. You'd have to go community by community.
01:00:50 And subvert religious leaders and subvert community leaders. You'd have to have. You'd have to create.
01:01:03 Martyrs. Perhaps you know, like you'd have to have, like, some gay guy. Take one for the team and use him as as a rallying point. You'd have to create music and and plays that would, you'd have to, like, travel like it would. It would be, really, it would take.
01:01:21 A long time.
01:01:22 You could do it.
01:01:24 It would take a really long time and it would take even longer because you can't just.
01:01:31 Just like with freedom, right? You can't just have freedom and then say, OK, we're good. You have to constantly fight for it. You have to always.
01:01:38 Be fighting for it, the.
01:01:39 Same thing on the left. They have to be constantly fighting for degeneracy and globalism. They can't let up. Have they ever let up? No, they've never let up.
01:01:48 They they never just say, OK, we finally got to this point, this checkpoint. Now we're going to save the game and and relax for a while, no.
01:01:58 No, they're playing all the way through.
01:02:01 And so that they'd have to maintain that in all these communities. It would just be impossible.
01:02:06 Unless they had mass communications.
01:02:11 And so as I was talking about earlier, that started with the printing press.
01:02:15 I mean.
01:02:16 Not right away, but like that was probably that was the tipping point, right? Like, that was the invention.
01:02:22 That did a lot of good.
01:02:23 But did a lot of bad.
01:02:24 Because now instantly you didn't have to have a room full of, you know, monks with parchment writing, you know.
01:02:31 Duplicating texts all day long. You just have this machine that could pump out your propaganda or whatever it was.
01:02:39 And that took a long time before it really became something that a lot of.
01:02:42 People had access.
01:02:43 To and even then, it was it was limited by the billionaires or, you know, the equivalent of.
01:02:49 And then after that you had radio same thing.
01:02:53 You didn't have, I mean.
01:02:56 When radio came out.
01:03:00 The transmitting, I mean the ability to transmit.
01:03:04 Was. I mean, it was really ******* expensive. And of course the government got involved immediately because they understood.
01:03:09 The power of it.
01:03:10 And that's why the FCC was born.
01:03:14 I mean, they could say, well, it was also so, you know, we don't have all these people broadcasting over the same frequency and stuff like that. And like, you know, yeah, sure. But like ultimately it's so they can decide who can broadcast and who doesn't. You know who can't.
01:03:29 You know, Google's just doing.
01:03:30 Now what the FCC was doing before.
01:03:35 And now not only could they decide who can broadcast, they could decide what you could broadcast.
01:03:44 And look, I'll tell you. And if you're in a a country that actually cares about your prosperity and cares about the future of your children and cares about the same values that you do, that's exactly what you.
01:03:56 Want, quite frankly.
01:03:58 You do want it to be regulated.
01:04:01 You do want people looking out.
01:04:04 For the community at large.
01:04:10 But that that turns out that that was never the case, or at least not.
01:04:15 Certainly not now.
01:04:19 And and again you see that a lot of.
01:04:23 These radio stations, and this is early.
01:04:25 On this is not.
01:04:27 A new development.
01:04:30 You see a lot of the same kinds of last names that were in control of these radio stations.
01:04:37 And then little by little, you saw that like, I mean, these graphs are almost irrelevant now. But I mean, just even a few years ago, people would always pass around these. Ohh, look, you know, every media outlet in the country is owned by just these four companies and it's for all we know, it's down.
01:04:52 To three now whatever, right?
01:04:55 It's not as important now that we.
01:04:56 Have the Internet.
01:05:00 But the Internet is also.
01:05:03 Controlled by just a handful of people, as we've talked about, it's it's Apple. It's Google.
01:05:17 There's no, there's no.
01:05:22 It's funny because there's no.
01:05:23 Free market all these free market people, how? How is that a free market?
01:05:32 How are you? How are you gonna compete? It's kind of like when the people say, well, just make your own Twitter, Twitter bled hundreds of millions of dollars, hundreds of maybe billions. I don't know. I don't know what the final number is. But, I mean, they were around for.
01:05:43 A really long.
01:05:44 Time bleeding millions and millions and millions every year.
01:05:51 Who can do that?
01:05:56 How much money did it take to get?
01:05:58 Facebook off the ground.
01:06:03 How much money did it take?
01:06:05 To get Google off the ground.
01:06:08 How much money did it cost to buy YouTube?
01:06:20 The problem with this country?
01:06:24 And with the world really.
01:06:27 A lot of it has.
01:06:27 To do with it it's it's.
01:06:30 Generational wealth.
01:06:33 You've got an entire class of people.
01:06:38 That you have to borrow money from.
01:06:41 To do anything.
01:06:44 And the only reason they have that money?
01:06:46 As they were born with it.
01:06:55 And so if you want to create a company.
01:06:59 That's going to compete with.
01:07:01 Some other billionaires company.
01:07:04 You have to get a billionaire to sign on.
01:07:07 And this isn't just Internet stuff. This is everything.
01:07:12 This is everything.
01:07:15 If you want to survive.
01:07:17 Outside of just a mom and Pop's store somewhere and look, even in those cases, you're gonna have to get loans.
01:07:24 If you want to have a business, every business is in debt. Almost every business is in debt.
01:07:34 You have to.
01:07:34 Borrow money from these people who didn't do anything at.
01:07:37 All to earn it.
01:07:39 And in fact, when the system that's rigged against you and rigged for them.
01:07:43 Has a catastrophic failure.
01:07:47 Because they they, there's, they, they.
01:07:49 Neglected to forecast an event. They just get bailed out.
01:07:55 Like in 2008.
01:07:59 So even when the system is designed.
01:08:04 To perpetuate their wealth.
01:08:06 For eternity and to keep you poor even when it's designed to do that.
01:08:11 If there's a little hiccup.
01:08:13 And catastrophically, all of these people that.
01:08:15 Have were born millionaires and billionaires.
01:08:19 Suddenly it might have to.
01:08:21 Go get a job at Starbucks.
01:08:24 They take the money.
01:08:27 From everyone that works at Starbucks.
01:08:30 And give it to them so.
01:08:31 They don't have to go through that.
01:08:34 And they tell you they're it's.
01:08:35 They're too big to fail. Don't you know?
01:08:37 Who would you borrow?
01:08:38 Money from.
01:08:40 If they didn't have any money, you have.
01:08:42 To give them.
01:08:43 Money. They have to be rich if they're not rich.
01:08:46 How could you possibly borrow the money that you need to borrow?
01:08:51 That's what they said, and people ******* went along with it.
01:09:01 That's what they said. They they didn't even lie about it. They said if we don't take your money.
01:09:10 And then give it to these guys.
01:09:12 How are you supposed?
01:09:13 To borrow money from them.
01:09:17 Don't you understand how this works? You have to borrow money from them so that you pay interest to them forever.
01:09:28 There's no, there's not.
01:09:29 Going to be anyone they can.
01:09:32 Charge you interest if we don't.
01:09:34 Give them your money.
01:09:41 And and when that happened and that worked, and no one complained.
01:09:45 No one revolted. I guess that you could say Occupy Wall Street to some extent, you know, which they seem to not be very effective now, did they?
01:09:57 They said, wow.
01:09:58 That actually ******* worked.
01:10:00 What Trump just did was like that times a million.
01:10:04 Maybe mathematically, that might workout actually that times a million.
01:10:10 But on top of that, now we have a new.
01:10:11 Concept. OK well if.
01:10:13 If banks can be too big to fail.
01:10:18 That means.
01:10:20 Members of the ruling class can be.
01:10:22 Too big to jail?
01:10:27 No, we can't investigate these people. We can't. I mean, if we start investigating the government.
01:10:34 We'd have to throw them all in.
01:10:35 Jail then who would run the government?
01:10:39 Who would who would impose all these laws against you?
01:10:46 So what I was saying is once they once they understood that the public wasn't going to revolt when they had big, too big to fail with the banks.
01:10:54 Because the banks, it's easier to have, like these nameless, faceless people, right. You could always blame it on this entity.
01:11:03 Right. Like so that if you are angry, you're going to, you're going to level that anger against just like, you know.
01:11:09 Goldman Sachs or you know, whatever.
01:11:12 There's just this big entity.
01:11:16 You know, it'll just be this boogeyman entity.
01:11:23 But look, no one complained enough to really where it mattered at all.
01:11:28 So they decided.
01:11:29 To just transfer that to to people.
01:11:33 And now we.
01:11:33 Have too big to jail.
01:11:39 Too big to jail?
01:11:42 We can't possibly.
01:11:44 Even though we have John Brennan.
01:11:47 Or it's not John Brennan. What's the other?
01:11:50 Guy's name.
01:11:52 Clapper, we have James Clapper on video.
01:11:56 On video you can watch it right now. You can go go to YouTube and.
01:12:00 Find it in.
01:12:04 On video lying to Congress Underoath.
01:12:10 Saying that, no, they're not spying on Americans.
01:12:15 Under oath.
01:12:19 Which is supposed to mean something.
01:12:25 And he says.
01:12:27 You know, they're they're we're not spying on Americans.
01:12:29 Now, what do we find out?
01:12:32 That they were spying on Americans.
01:12:37 We find out.
01:12:39 That he lied on national television under of and what happens to him? Well, he's got a job, I think at MSNBC or or CNN or one of these, right?
01:12:50 Turns out lying under oath to Congress.
01:12:54 If you're too big to jail.
01:12:56 Not a big deal.
01:12:59 Not a big deal.
01:13:07 Now this time around, I.
01:13:08 Think people were getting a.
01:13:09 Little fed up.
01:13:11 And that's what Trump was for.
01:13:16 But turns out.
01:13:18 Trump also doesn't seem.
01:13:19 To have a problem with lying to everyone on national television.
01:13:25 So when people were up in arms about Hillary Clinton and the Clinton Foundation.
01:13:30 The Clinton Global initiative.
01:13:33 And the.
01:13:36 The the the amount of corruption is is so.
01:13:42 And the information look a 12 year old with Internet access and an interest in law could build a case against these ******* people.
01:13:53 OK, it wouldn't it. This is not something that.
01:13:55 Would have taken a long time.
01:14:00 And Trump?
01:14:03 What did he say? I'm going to. I'm going to get a special prosecutor to look into your little situation. You know, because you'd be in jail if I was in charge.
01:14:12 There'd be no more of this.
01:14:14 Too big to jail stuff and I'm an outsider. You can trust me.
01:14:18 I'm an outsider. I'm not one of these politicians. I'm not part of the ruling class, even though I'm a billionaire. I am not part of the ruling class, even though I'm.
01:14:30 Dinner with Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein and.
01:14:35 All these horrible people that.
01:14:38 That you want me to put in jail? I know them.
01:14:40 All personally I am not.
01:14:42 Part of the ruling class. So elect me.
01:14:44 Put me in there.
01:14:47 And we're going to turn this ****.
01:14:48 Around. See, it's not just a few.
01:14:50 Things that are empire ending.
01:14:52 Situations. It's like a bunch of stuff happening at once.
01:14:56 And we knew it. And he said all the right things thanks to, probably because of Cambridge Analytica. Looking at your Facebook posts and and seeing what you were ****** *** about.
01:15:12 He might have known.
01:15:17 Here's this data I've got here. It turns out people are tired of too big to fail, too big to jail. They're tired of the immigration just being completely out of hand. They're tired of, you know, the demographic change. They're tired of this ******** on the white American people. They're tired of of of this, this fake.
01:15:38 Way in which politicians recite their lines on national.
01:15:45 Vision. I'm going to do. I'm going to promise to address all of these things.
01:15:53 And I'm going to. I'm going.
01:15:54 To be entertaining while do it while doing it.
01:16:02 But as it turns out.
01:16:05 He's one of them.
01:16:13 Someone says tribo socks won't.
01:16:14 Run in the background on iOS.
01:16:22 Maybe try your browser? I don't know. Maybe if it doesn't work on the app, maybe you could load it up on because bit shoot will work on iOS if you.
01:16:34 Start up a video you can flip around and stuff, so maybe that'll do. Who knows.
01:16:40 I think Biden is going to declare martial law and go on a rampage for white supremacy.
01:16:46 I don't think that.
01:16:50 Necessarily I am. I'm look, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't.
01:16:53 Concerned about these these.
01:16:55 Indictments. You know the the sealed indictments that there are so many of.
01:17:00 I'm a little concerned about that.
01:17:06 But I'm not sure. I mean, look, I'm not. I'm not hiding in the desert yet, you know.
01:17:12 Also, martial law is like a big thing. It's it's such a like they haven't.
01:17:19 They haven't had the time.
01:17:21 To like that. That bill that we talked about where they want to.
01:17:24 Filter out all the.
01:17:26 The so-called insurrectionists, the white nationalists, or you know whatever they want to filter all those people out of the law enforcement.
01:17:31 Out of the.
01:17:32 Military I think they need to do that first.
01:17:35 You know, like, because it's such a big country and there's just so many ******* people so spread out.
01:17:43 To try to like just do some see. That's why I knew Q was fake alright, because Q couldn't do what he was saying. He was gonna do either. You know, like it's such it'd be such a big operation and there'd be so many moving pieces and so many people that at least as of right now, that wouldn't like what's doing. You know what they're doing. And so there'd be some problems with that.
01:18:02 It I don't think it's just going to be.
01:18:04 One day. Look, I'll tell you what, get nervous if one day the internet's just not working, you know? But I don't think it's just going to be one day the Internets not working and and then like there's a knock at your door. You know, I don't think it's going to be like that. I think there's going to be. And plus, they also think of the guns. So I think that you're going to see.
01:18:25 First, you'll see like the red flag stuff.
01:18:27 Because they got to do that first.
01:18:30 I mean cause it's already even without the guns. It's like this big thing that you'd have to do to round up all the people that are.
01:18:35 Gonna oppose you. But look, guess.
01:18:37 What communists always do that.
01:18:43 Communists always do that.
01:18:46 Every time.
01:18:48 Every time they do round up the people that are that are incompatible with their little ******* fantasy.
01:18:55 They do it every time.
01:18:58 And they and they, they kill a lot of and they kill a lot of people every time.
01:19:03 So this it's not crazy. It's not a crazy thing to be concerned about.
01:19:11 Because they do do.
01:19:13 It every time.
01:19:19 In fact, when you think about.
01:19:22 How to interact with?
01:19:28 With what's what's gonna be happening in, in?
01:19:30 The in the future here.
01:19:33 You need to have that in your mind.
01:19:38 We know where this goes.
01:19:40 Because it always goes that way, always without.
01:19:43 Exception every ******* time, to the tune of hundreds of millions of dead people.
01:19:50 Every ******* time.
01:19:53 And we are.
01:19:54 Following we're ticking, we're checking those boxes.
01:20:03 Every single time this happens.
01:20:14 Once Trump is gone, our backs are against the wall.
01:20:17 Were already against the wall. It's just that.
01:20:23 Like I said, there's some of this bigger.
01:20:24 Stuff they couldn't.
01:20:25 Do with Trump.
01:20:27 That now they can do, but it was inevitable it was going. We were going to get to this point either way.
01:20:32 Right.
01:20:33 This was going to happen.
01:20:35 People Bill Cooper was predicting that this was going to happen in like the late 80s, OK.
01:20:46 That's something you got to think about. Think about how.
01:20:50 How good?
01:20:52 The country, the culture, the people used to be. Think of how comfortable this country.
01:20:56 Used to be.
01:20:59 For someone like Bill Cooper to be like blowing the rape whistle.
01:21:03 In the late 80s.
01:21:05 To see it come in that that.
01:21:07 Think of how much better.
01:21:09 Things were back then and for him to still be able to see the signs. Or you can keep going back. There's people that have seen this coming.
01:21:18 For a long time.
01:21:21 It's just it's. It's also a testament, though, to how hard it is to predict how long it's going to take.
01:21:28 I'm sure Bill Cooper thought it was going to happen, you know, right around the corner.
01:21:34 You know, it's kind of like Christians. It seems like every batch of Christians, every generation of Christians thinks Jesus is going to come back when they're.
01:21:41 Alive. Every single one of them.
01:21:43 I mean, not every single Christian, but like.
01:21:46 A large portion of the Christians every ******* generation.
01:21:52 Thinks that they're going to be the ones.
01:21:53 That are around when Jesus comes back.
01:22:03 And so a lot of these patriot movements.
01:22:06 They think they're going to be the ones.
01:22:08 They're going to see.
01:22:09 It happen we might not look.
01:22:11 It could slow down.
01:22:14 It will never stop. It will never reverse.
01:22:17 See, that's that's what the black pill is.
01:22:22 I think someone today said that and this is someone I think is slowly coming. The terms of the black pill.
01:22:30 They said, well, the.
01:22:30 Black pill.
01:22:32 Is, you know, like you can use it two ways. The 1st way is that you can accept that things are are just really bad. But if you if you go the other way and say it's really bad and and there's nothing you can do collectively to stop it.
01:22:45 Then then that. That's. That's demoralizing and bad.
01:22:50 Look there. That's not the two ways to look at it there. There's one way to look at it. Things are really bad.
01:22:56 And collectively, you're not going to stop.
01:23:00 What's coming?
01:23:03 You can't.
01:23:07 You know it's that's it's the way of.
01:23:10 Of the of.
01:23:10 The universe like this is.
01:23:12 You can't stop a cycle of history.
01:23:16 You can you can alter a little bit, you know history doesn't repeat itself, it just rhymes.
01:23:25 But it still rhymes like.
01:23:27 We know where this goes.
01:23:29 You can't stop it from going there. You can maybe slow it down, make it take longer, make it speed it up.
01:23:38 Change the outcome once you get there.
01:23:42 You know, but.
01:23:44 We know where this goes.
01:23:47 There is no unity. They don't want unity.
01:23:52 They want submission. I played this clip for I'll play it again. I played this clip for the other day. They do not want unity. They want total submission.
01:24:08 And Hannity and Rush Limbaugh and Mark Levin and Laura Ingraham and Fox News and OAN and and Newsmax. But but the last component they needed.
01:24:19 To lift this autocratic movement off the ground to do the violence that they did, it needed the lift of the cynical elites, Josh Holly. Stanford University taught at Oxford, Yale Law School, Ted Cruz, Harvard Law School, the people that the country has afforded every conceivable privilege to.
01:24:39 Who turned against and betrayed it? And so we have to fight back against this. A lot of these members on the Republican side say now we need unity.
01:24:48 There will be no unity with seditionists. The only thing we offer them is the chance for them to apologize and retire from public life. That's the only thing we can do. Only two ways to bring it to win a fight. Nicole to bring your opponent to defeat through submission or they get you through.
01:25:09 There will be no unity with seditionists. The only thing we offer them is the chance for them to apologize and to retire from public life. That's the only thing we can do. Only two ways to bring it to win a fight. Nicole to bring your opponent to defeat through submission or they get.
01:25:29 Do through exhaustion and we.
01:25:33 They will only accept.
01:25:35 Total submission.
01:25:45 Like I've said before, every time communism rises in a country.
01:25:51 They only accept.
01:25:52 Total submission, because that's that's the only way.
01:25:55 It can work.
01:25:57 That's literally the only way it can work.
01:26:00 Is if everyone's on board, everyone's playing the game.
01:26:08 So we are inevitably headed there, the.
01:26:10 Only way we're not headed.
01:26:12 There is if somehow you were able.
01:26:13 To remove all the communists.
01:26:21 And I'll let that linger in the air for a minute.
01:26:31 They want.
01:26:33 Total submission.
01:26:40 And and your so-called representatives.
01:26:43 They're apologizing.
01:26:46 They're apologizing. They switched their votes so fast.
01:26:52 They were just itching to have an excuse.
01:27:03 You have no representation in government.
01:27:07 By design.
01:27:11 The people this doesn't apply to all of them, but I.
01:27:14 Would say the vast majority.
01:27:16 The people that you think that are.
01:27:18 Based and on the right.
01:27:20 That are part of.
01:27:21 The ruling class.
01:27:23 They're embarrassed by you.
01:27:26 More than embarrassed, they're disgusted by you.
01:27:32 They hate that you're their constituents. They hate it.
01:27:37 They hate that they have to pretend to care about immigration.
01:27:42 They hate it. That's why it never gets done.
01:27:45 They don't really want to get it done.
01:27:54 They hate it when they get.
01:27:56 Articles meaning articles written about them by the people that they.
01:28:00 They want to suck up to.
01:28:02 They hate that.
01:28:03 They don't get to go to all the parties and they don't get all the.
01:28:06 The little.
01:28:07 Shiny objects that their opponents get. They hate it.
01:28:12 And they hate you. They blame.
01:28:13 You for all of it.
01:28:26 Bill Gates is now the.
01:28:27 Biggest owner of American farmland.
01:28:31 Yeah, I still don't know what to think about that.
01:28:34 I don't think it's.
01:28:35 Good. Whatever it is, it's not good.
01:28:38 I don't know. Maybe get ready to start eating the worms. Maybe he's gonna make a bunch of mealworm farms.
01:28:43 Who knows?
01:28:49 Someone said, hey, Devin, you can post this on telegram up to 2 gigabytes, which makes me wonder even more how telegram makes money. I mean, WhatsApp has 100 megabyte cap and this is if the multi billion dollar company Telegram has, right? Well, no. I've talked about that. I'm not sure how they make their money either. And it is a little.
01:29:09 Suspect if you ask me.
01:29:11 Because they seem to offer a lot of stuff for free.
01:29:15 And nothing's ever free. You know, nothing's ever free. I don't understand how they could possibly make money and maybe.
01:29:20 They're not making money.
01:29:22 Maybe it's one of those things, like Twitter, where they're getting funded by shadowy billionaires and then with the intention of eventually doing something with data, or I don't know what. But you're right, it doesn't make sense.
01:29:42 Someone says Bill Gates obviously knows what's going on.
01:29:47 And or knows what's going to happen and that's why he's getting the the farmland. It could be as simple as that. It could be as simple as that. Controlling the food is absolutely part of the plan. It's kind of like the great reset, you know, you're going to own nothing and you're going to be happy. Meanwhile, we're going to own everything.
01:30:05 Bill Gates will tell you what foods you.
01:30:07 Can eat because he's.
01:30:08 Going to be the only one growing it.
01:30:14 Somehow I don't think that these are going.
01:30:15 To be organic farms.
01:30:25 Can you name a single billionaire who has views contrary to Antifa and BLM? No.
01:30:30 And by the way.
01:30:34 Why? Why wouldn't?
01:30:35 You lump Trump in that end of that.
01:30:40 You know, we all. We all made fun of all these companies that wanted to give BLM and did give BLM hundreds of millions of dollars, Bank of America I think 1/2 a billion dollars.
01:30:53 How is that any different than the platinum plan?
01:30:57 That was Trump's answer, too.
01:31:01 Oh, you you burned down.
01:31:03 The country for half a.
01:31:04 Year while I tweeted out law and order in all caps so that you.
01:31:10 Knew that I.
01:31:10 Was so my supporters knew I didn't. I did not approve of this.
01:31:14 But actions speak louder than words. What did?
01:31:16 You do. You promised them.
01:31:19 It was like half a trillion ******* dollars.
01:31:24 How is that any different?
01:31:27 How is that any different than what Bank of?
01:31:28 America did, in fact.
01:31:30 It's kind of worse.
01:31:33 Because, yeah, Bank of America has their money because they extorted it from you, but it's sort of more their money, I think, than than this platinum plan.
01:31:40 It would be direct.
01:31:41 Directly taken from you and given to to them.
01:31:47 It's not going to be just magic money that's going.
01:31:49 To be tax money.
01:31:52 And you thought if you thought that was bad, let's see what Biden Harris comes up with.
01:32:01 It's absolutely indistinguishable from what all these companies did what Trump did.
01:32:09 So literally no billionaire, including Trump.
01:32:13 Certainly not his family.
01:32:16 Who seems I mean.
01:32:18 They don't even have like the.
01:32:24 Like the good part of being a boomer.
01:32:26 The the one that that.
01:32:28 At least Trump's old enough to remember a different America and maybe be somewhat nostalgic.
01:32:33 For it, right?
01:32:35 And so maybe he'll have like.
01:32:36 A little bit more of of a.
01:32:38 Loyalty towards that, I don't know. I mean, it didn't seem like it, but you know, maybe.
01:32:45 I mean, these kids don't have that.
01:32:49 And in terms of these people just being incestuous and whatnot, I mean.
01:32:54 You know who Trump Junior's.
01:32:57 Well, I guess now is his girlfriend now or his wife. Now he divorced and.
01:33:01 He cheated on his wife.
01:33:04 Like father, like son.
01:33:07 And now he's with. Is it Gavin newsome's?
01:33:13 XY it's the. Am I getting the name mixed up with the Virginia guy?
01:33:19 No, it's it's.
01:33:19 Gavin Newsome's ex-wife, isn't it?
01:33:26 So it's like.
01:33:32 They're all too big to jail. That's why. That's why I'm not even that all that worried about Trump facing legal trouble.
01:33:40 He's too big to jail, too.
01:33:53 Yes, I see some people in chat that had no idea.
01:33:57 That's who.
01:33:58 Trump junior was banging these days.
01:34:04 It's a big club.
01:34:06 And you ain't in it.
01:34:17 Someone says.
01:34:20 And there's some supposedly Pelosi's nephew. I wouldn't be surprised if they're.
01:34:26 If they're related.
01:34:29 A lot of these people are related by blood too.
01:34:38 So that's that.
01:34:39 That's really the problem. The problem is it's generational wealth and it's a system that's built upon that idea that that's not just OK, that's the way the system is supposed to work. Because why? Because the people who designed the system.
01:34:53 Had generational wealth.
01:35:02 They just thought it would.
01:35:03 Be easier.
01:35:05 To control the public.
01:35:08 If they had a carrot and a stick.
01:35:18 The Federal Reserve.
01:35:20 And there were attempts prior to that, but the Federal Reserve really was.
01:35:26 Consolidation of power.
01:35:29 Into the hands of the generational generational wealth crowd.
01:35:33 But even you know.
01:35:36 Even before that, that's that's who has the power.
01:35:40 The Rothschild is a perfect example that goes back what like?
01:35:43 500 years.
01:35:47 You're you're you're going to tell me that this family is just so genetically perfect that every crop.
01:35:56 Of them that is born.
01:35:59 They're earning these these trillions of dollars and they've got trillions of dollars.
01:36:04 They've somehow, no, that's obviously that's obviously ********.
01:36:09 These families have had monies have had this money for centuries, many of them.
01:36:14 You know, not everyone of them, but many of them.
01:36:24 Once your big ball.
01:36:26 Of money is big enough. It's almost.
01:36:28 Impossible to lose it.
01:36:31 It really is.
01:36:32 It's almost impossible to lose it.
01:36:36 You have to really **** **.
01:36:38 Or maybe really try to rock the boat.
01:36:41 Or start a war.
01:36:42 Or something like you have to just like really **** **.
01:36:47 To lose your big ball of money.
01:37:00 Alright, let me take a look.
01:37:01 At Chad again here.
01:37:10 It's going kind of slow.
01:37:12 On my app here, I don't know if that's just how it is or what.
01:37:18 Source controls libraries now I haven't looked into that. I know there's something with Google too where they're controlling, not just physical copies, but digital copies like you're not allowed to get.
01:37:30 Digital copies of books because they limit the amount of people that can look them up. Look at them at the same time like or some stupid **** like them.
01:37:48 Allow call INS.
01:37:50 Well, maybe. Maybe later on. I'll do that. I'll have to figure all that out and I'll have to wear a headset and stuff too.
01:38:00 At least Sheldon Adelson died. Yeah, I guess that's that's a positive. That's. I wouldn't call it a white pill necessarily, because it's not like that. Again, it's generational wealth. It does. The money doesn't just go away.
01:38:13 I mean, **** some of these foundations.
01:38:15 Have been going on for like hundreds of years after the the death of the guy who who founded the foundation.
01:38:22 And in many cases it has gone total commie when the when the person who founded.
01:38:25 The foundation would have would be horrified.
01:38:30 If they knew what their money ended up doing.
01:38:38 And there was that Rothschild that died also.
01:38:41 I guess was that today or yesterday?
01:38:44 That's, I guess that's a positive too, but the same thing like look.
01:38:48 Lots of Rothschilds have died over the years and and who? Who has it changed anything? No, they still have. The Rochelle family does. Money. That's just going to get. See. That's the problem with this generational wealth.
01:38:58 Thing is, yeah, they're dead. Like when Soros dies. OK, well, now Alex Soros has all this has all the George Soros money, you know.
01:39:13 Did anything really change?
01:39:16 You know the name, I guess.
01:39:25 Trump. Pardon Charles Kushner? Yep. And it's look.
01:39:32 I would have. I would have taken that I would have been like, alright, whatever, if he had.
01:39:36 If he had.
01:39:37 Fulfilled at least some of his promises.
01:39:41 And then on in, in terms of pardons, if he had pardoned people that deserved it instead of like all of his Jewish gangster buddies.
01:39:51 Devin, aren't the Q ***** basically just a doomsday cult where they changed the date?
01:39:57 Yeah, pretty much.
01:40:00 And the problem with that is those doomsday cults somehow managed to keep going as long as there is a the charismatic leader. In the case of the queue thing.
01:40:12 Even if whoever runs Q dies, like if someone else can just pick right up because it's anonymous, so it really is a doomsday cult with a leader. That's that's.
01:40:26 He's what's the word?
01:40:27 He can't die. He's immortal. It literally has an immortal leader.
01:40:36 Media Media suddenly stopped talking about the RV bomb. Well, I I don't know. I look.
01:40:44 I looked into it a little bit and came to the conclusion it probably was just a guy that did that and I honestly think the reason they stopped talking about it is they were nervous, they didn't want, they don't want copycats, right? So they stopped making a big deal.
01:40:56 Of it, because that was prior to the 6th right and now nothing really bad happened on the 6th like it was, you know.
01:41:06 Like it, no one.
01:41:07 Got well. I mean people on our side got shot and stuff like that. And some cop had a heart attack or something like that. But it didn't really pose a real threat.
01:41:15 They know that.
01:41:16 They know that didn't really pose a real threat.
01:41:19 So that's why they're they're pumping that up because it didn't pose a real threat Now an.
01:41:23 RV filled with explosives.
01:41:26 That that poses a real.
01:41:27 Threat. So they're not going to keep.
01:41:29 Talking about it because they don't want.
01:41:30 To give anyone any ideas.
01:41:33 Speaking of which, there's a there was a huge explosion in Sterling, VA tonight.
01:41:39 I'll play the video. I don't think anyone anything has come of it though, so I don't know.
01:41:45 Like this was just a few hours ago.
01:41:52 So I'm not sure exactly.
01:41:56 Let me turn that down. I'm not sure exactly.
01:42:02 What to make of that yet? Because we don't have enough, or at least I.
01:42:05 Don't have enough information.
01:42:09 But The thing is.
01:42:11 If you know anything about Sterling, VA, like that, there's.
01:42:15 That's not like a nothing place that's not like just an unrelated part of the country. Sterling, VA, has got a lot of government contractors, a lot of government agencies. It's really close to DC.
01:42:26 And the first thing.
01:42:29 The OR the only thing I was able to find out about this is it's in an area where there's.
01:42:34 A lot of data.
01:42:35 Centers and stuff like that.
01:42:38 But apparently there was like this big explosion, and now there's something on fire. But like I.
01:42:42 Said this might be totally unrelated to what's going on in.
01:42:47 DC or it could be.
01:42:50 Could be a part of it because of the location and especially with the data center data centers don't just explode like that like that's.
01:43:00 That's suspicious as ****.
01:43:05 So that's what's going on in uh.
01:43:09 Sterling last night said that was a few hours ago.
01:43:13 In sterling, VA.
01:43:17 Go ahead and close this out.
01:43:21 I guess I'll last.
01:43:22 Chat this chat anything about it?
01:43:24 Anyone chat have any?
01:43:26 Cool news on the sterling situation.
01:43:30 So ask what do you.
01:43:32 See happening with COVID. Now that Biden is in.
01:43:35 Uh, well, I'll tell you what.
01:43:38 Magically, a bunch of these cities, like in New York, they're saying.
01:43:43 Ohh COVID over cause.
01:43:44 Trump's gone, and a lot of I.
01:43:45 Think this was.
01:43:47 To make Trump look bad and and and and also to have everyone locked up during the election to try to keep the the civil unrest.
01:43:59 At a, you know, at a lull. But the problem is I think that if I was, you know, if I was in charge of things, I would.
01:44:06 Say, look, we're.
01:44:07 Not, you know, the civil unrest stuff. That's not, that's not over yet. And so I suspect they'll keep it going at least.
01:44:15 Until the civil unrest, stuff dies down and probably until they they pass a lot of.
01:44:23 The the legislation that and and make the policies that they want that are, you know, the the.
01:44:31 The what is it called the whatever tracing not back tracing. You know, I'm talking about the contact.
01:44:38 They're going to want to get the contact tracing stuff done because look, that ties into again this, they play the long game. It's not like they're going to just not, you know, the power is going to go out. They're going to knock on your door. They're going to, you know, put you in.
01:44:51 A net, you know and.
01:44:53 Like fly you off to GITMO or something like.
01:44:56 That no, they're not going to do that.
01:44:59 What they would much rather do.
01:45:01 Is especially in in your thinking in terms of a surveillance state.
01:45:07 One of the things that's most appealing about the surveillance state is how they can do so much remotely, even if it's not as good as as what they could do. You know, if they had a.
01:45:16 Guy on the.
01:45:16 Ground and the military is going the same way, right? They want to make it as as easy to do remotely as possible.
01:45:23 Right. It makes it easier for the bean counters to manage and it makes it makes it so they they can directly control the situation instead of have to, you know, delegate it to a chain of command and all this other stuff where things might not go exactly the way they want it. So if they have the surveillance state, they can just, you know, directly.
01:45:44 Control this stuff.
01:45:46 And one of the things they're gonna wanna do, like cause, think about the red. Alright, think of how it would interact with the red flag laws. Right. So if they get the contact tracing stuff, they're going to obviously use that to create social maps. Something that's sort of the some they've already done with Facebook and stuff like that. But that was like a voluntary thing. And honestly, it might have even just been like a beta test.
01:46:09 Like, here's a voluntary thing people are signing up. They're giving us their info. They're they're creating their social connections and uploading them for us.
01:46:16 And so we can look at this data and see how everyone's connected, you know, like the.
01:46:21 The the different.
01:46:25 What? What was it called? The The the Kevin Bacon rule. You know, there's there's you're all you. If you get everyone that you know and then all the people they know one of them is going to know Kevin Bacon. I forget. I know.
01:46:40 I'm butchering that, but anyway, people know I'm talking about so.
01:46:44 What they're going to do is.
01:46:46 Especially now that I mean look people, I mean, I haven't used Facebook for in, in years and I don't, I don't do I don't use social networks anymore in terms of you know like for personal stuff. I just don't do it. I don't participate and a lot of the people that they want to track are are some you know they, they they they're doing the same thing.
01:47:06 And more so if they're going to be censoring people, people are going to be exiting these social network stuff. So they would much rather have a tool.
01:47:14 That's all legal. All above board, even though they probably have a lot.
01:47:17 Of this.
01:47:17 Stuff you know already done, they're already probably doing a lot of this stuff, but they if they want to be able to use it in a court of law, it has to be, you know, legal and above board or they can't use it as evidence. And So what they're going to want to do is create this contact tracing stuff and be able to track.
01:47:35 Everyone's movement.
01:47:37 And then they can tie that to the red flag stuff. So if one.
01:47:40 Of your friends.
01:47:42 Gets red flagged. Well, now all of a sudden they can maybe yellow flag you.
01:47:47 You know what I mean?
01:47:48 Maybe investigates you because you're tied to someone who's red flagged.
01:47:52 Or met and **** it, they might just say you're red flag too, cause you guys, you know you're too close to this guy who's a terrorist or whatever. Or we saw that you went to his house or or whatever, right?
01:48:04 And if you flip it around, it's not just for that. That's just how it would be bad for us.
01:48:10 For them, they justify it too, and that it ties into this whole smart city AI stuff. They just need this data, they need the data to create the systems that they want. They want AI to track your movements for a variety of reasons. You know, for the same reasons or like in the same way that.
01:48:30 Facebook and a lot of these companies that will track your movements and your moods and all this.
01:48:36 This stuff, and again, I think this was a beta test. They used that data to know how to who to advertise to you and and when to advertise to you and how to advertise to you. And they can even track that stuff and see if it worked, you know and so they can just refine a lot of this stuff and I'm sure there's just mountains of.
01:48:59 Data that they have on on different methods of of making this work so they can influence you in the same way.
01:49:04 So instead.
01:49:04 Of just using this data to advertise shoes to you, they can get you to buy on to different policies that they want to do. They can use it to.
01:49:18 You know something a little.
01:49:19 Less net.
01:49:20 Areas, if they want to have a society where there's no ownership and everything's just like ride share for example, and everyone's just using driverless cars or whatever they they want that information so they can know where to send the cars they want that information so they can know, you know, how to. It's communism, right? Like you got to think of it in terms of.
01:49:40 How would, if I was a Communist and I was managing my communist utopia?
01:49:45 How would I use technology in order to manage my communist utopia?
01:49:52 A lot of those things that you would want to do are going to require tracking of people. Look at China. I mean, I hate to.
01:50:01 Be that guy, but like.
01:50:02 You know China but.
01:50:04 Like, that's what China is doing. That's why they that's a lot of why they do it.
01:50:10 You know they they that's, that's where they want to go. They see China.
01:50:15 As the future, the way that China is running things, that's how they see the future.
01:50:23 And they see China as the big competitor.
01:50:26 And they see it, I think in some ways, as if you can't beat them, join them.
01:50:30 And just look, a lot of these people are just communists already, so it's not like they have some.
01:50:34 Big moral quandary. They have to get over.
01:50:39 What did I think of the social dilemma? I don't think I saw that. I saw one of those.
01:50:45 Videos about social media being like cancer. I don't know if it was that one. I mean, it's cancer. I wouldn't let my kids be on social media. I like I said, I don't use social media other than.
01:50:56 To to communicate.
01:51:00 With you guys and stuff like that, you.
01:51:01 Know I don't have like.
01:51:03 A friends list or you.
01:51:04 Know I got out of that a long time ago.
01:51:08 Before they were even censoring, I just.
01:51:12 I I saw where the where, what?
01:51:14 Facebook was doing with.
01:51:15 This data and I was like, yeah, I don't want to give them.
01:51:19 I don't want that. I don't. I don't want them to have access to my brain.
01:51:25 OK. And so?
01:51:25 It makes a good point. China does it because they can't physically police their 1 billion citizens, so they digitally police them well.
01:51:30 Same thing. That's what they want to do here.
01:51:32 You know, this is a big country area wise and everything else and so and like I said with the surveillance state stuff, they want to be able to do it remotely.
01:51:42 Only because they or you're talking to someone else.
01:51:45 China is a high IQ ethno state.
01:51:48 Well, yeah. And so therefore they don't. They already did what you know, here's the thing. Remember I said when Communists take control, a lot of people die.
01:51:59 Well, they already did.
01:52:01 You know, Mel already took care of that.
01:52:06 You know, they they already went through their their purge of getting rid of the the the problem DNA.
01:52:19 And yes, they are high IQ.
01:52:22 But they're also I I don't see.
01:52:24 A lot of empathy.
01:52:25 In that country, I don't see it.
01:52:30 And uh.
01:52:34 Yeah. So the left, if they want to, if they want to emulate what?
01:52:37 China did look, you have to get.
01:52:40 You have to do what they did.
01:52:43 You know, 6060 years ago or so.
01:52:48 And then you can move on to.
01:52:51 To the social credit stuff and all that.
01:52:54 But you got to purge the.
01:52:55 Problem people first.
01:53:01 UM.
01:53:05 I got different people talking about Chinese.
01:53:10 The US is mostly fat lazy.
01:53:12 On where to go.
01:53:14 Fat, lazy, stupid and addicted to entertainment.
01:53:17 This is correct.
01:53:19 And that is why that's why the so-called insurrection was just a bunch of guys taking selfies. I mean, that says it all right there.
01:53:33 Chinese are a hive mind. Empathy is not a part.
01:53:36 Of it.
01:53:37 Yeah, I do see a lot of that.
01:53:39 It's like a different I almost because I wanted to say they have high.
01:53:42 End group preference, but it's not even really that.
01:53:45 It's just they have a.
01:53:48 I want to say it's like a deficiency.
01:53:51 In individualism.
01:53:53 You know like.
01:53:55 I know individual individualism is a mixed bag, but you can't deny that that's a part of Europeans.
01:54:02 And it's not a bad part of Europeans either.
01:54:04 It is a part of Europeans that sometimes backfires.
01:54:09 But I don't think they have that problem in China.
01:54:17 The Chinese invaded Vietnam in the 80s and turned Talia or Tala or 10. Or you just said.
01:54:25 Tail wrong turned tail and ran away when they couldn't do ****.
01:54:30 Well, look, ground wars, lots of very big, powerful countries, including the United States, have attempted ground wars.
01:54:40 Against opponents that you would expect to just lose really quickly and have failed, you know whether you're talking about Russia and America in Afghanistan, you know Vietnam is a famous one. You know, all these different huge countries that should have no problem against a much smaller.
01:55:02 Opponent and that ends up taking.
01:55:08 And like Afghanistan, that's like the longest US war ever.
01:55:12 It's still going on, technically.
01:55:16 That's why, by the way, that's that's that's a silver lining. That's why if things in America were to get.
01:55:23 You know, a little toasty.
01:55:25 It's it's not like the.
01:55:27 There's so many people that are afraid of that scenario because they think that, like ohh yo yeah, your AR15 is going to be real real good against a predator drone.
01:55:40 Will there be instances of that? Yeah, there were instances in Vietnam where you they probably napalmed like 100 guys and burned them alive in a second.
01:55:48 You know, they had no chance.
01:55:51 But at the end of the day, who was shoving ******* Huey helicopters off of an aircraft carrier?
01:55:58 So they could make more room for the people who are running for their lives.
01:56:04 Technology is not everything.
01:56:09 Especially if your people don't believe in it.
01:56:14 The people in Vietnam and the people in Afghanistan.
01:56:19 They're fighting because that's their homeland. They're fighting because they believe in it.
01:56:24 They're not fighting because they they're getting sent.
01:56:28 By their government halfway around the world.
01:56:32 To go do a job.
01:56:35 That they don't even fully understand.
01:56:41 And the same thing is going to be true if there was a situation where you had military forces.
01:56:50 Fighting American citizens.
01:56:54 You're going to have a lot of people, first of all, even if they enact some of this stuff or they want to filter out the.
01:56:58 People that would feel this way, you're not gonna get rid of all of them.
01:57:04 And then plus, even if you know you do get.
01:57:06 Rid of all of them.
01:57:10 The people that are going to be in the military.
01:57:13 What are they fighting for? If you have like this multicultural military?
01:57:18 Most of the people who like you know, if you have a.
01:57:20 Bunch of people like this.
01:57:23 Bring this up.
01:57:27 Where the images go.
01:57:30 Did I erase that?
01:57:31 Alright, here we go.
01:57:40 If you if this is your military.
01:57:46 You think that that maybe?
01:57:49 She's not going to be as.
01:57:50 Motivated as the people she's fighting.
01:57:55 You know.
01:57:58 You think that's possible?
01:58:00 That maybe she's not going to be up to the task.
01:58:07 And not just her. I mean, it's.
01:58:13 What have we been saying?
01:58:14 For years, the demographics matter, right?
01:58:19 And there's real reasons why they matter. It's not just this thing we say because we hate other races, or we're evil or bad or whatever.
01:58:26 It's because it it it changes.
01:58:30 The makeup of the country, which has like a ripple effect on all kinds of different things. Well, if you change the demographics of your military, that all those things are true.
01:58:40 The incompetency level goes up, the cohesiveness goes down.
01:58:46 I mean, it's not.
01:58:46 Like they're it's not like they'd.
01:58:48 Be fighting against a I mean some of these people in the military are are.
01:58:54 I mean, especially after if Biden just slams A citizenship stamp on a bunch of these, you're gonna have people.
01:59:00 That are basically illegal aliens in the military.
01:59:04 Do you think going to feel strongly about their job or is it going to just be a job?
01:59:17 I think people they overestimate the military and they underestimate the military. They underestimate the military thinking that like oh.
01:59:29 You know that you could.
01:59:29 Just get a bunch of boomers.
01:59:31 With AR fifteens and throw them in the back of a pickup truck and go take something over that. That's ridiculous, right?
01:59:37 And I think a lot of people have that weird.
01:59:38 Fantasy for some reason.
01:59:41 But you, you.
01:59:42 Overestimate them if you think that they're just like these elite fighting force that.
01:59:49 Is going to destroy you without even trying with predator drones every you know every square mile droning everyone.
01:59:58 I mean, look, it would it.
01:59:59 Be it would not be a happy situation.
02:00:02 It would not be a fun time for anybody involved if we get to a point where it's civil war and you have citizens fighting the military.
02:00:13 That would not be a fun time for anybody.
02:00:17 But it's also not like you're. It's not like they're Skynet.
02:00:21 You know, they're not going to.
02:00:23 They're not going to have.
02:00:24 Like these Terminators running around, you know.
02:00:28 Blasting you.
02:00:30 With laser guns.
02:00:35 All right.
02:00:37 I'll take one last look at chat.
02:00:40 And then I'm going to see how this recorded and everything else.
02:00:43 I don't know how.
02:00:44 How did this work? How do you guys?
02:00:45 What do you guys think of Trobo?
02:00:51 Do you guys think it worked out OK?
02:00:55 We don't have like a ton of viewers. We got, like, at least according to this, we got like 527, I guess that's alright.
02:01:02 Trovo's good.
02:01:04 Not bad, good, more stable.
02:01:09 People like it. Less dropouts. Well, that's good.
02:01:15 People seem to like it.
02:01:22 People said that there are people waiting for me on D live. Well, I mean, I tweet. I I went to the D live chat, told people to go to trovo.
02:01:29 And I tweeted it out and I posted it on telegram and put it on gab.
02:01:32 So I can only do so much.
02:01:38 Is the chat better? For me it seems yeah, it seems to work better for me.
02:01:45 Here I'll mod you.
02:01:49 Your mod. There's some other people I know I need to mod too from D live.
02:01:58 Everyone seems to.
02:02:02 Be OK and there's a couple, by the way. There's a couple of people that emailed me. I just have and I did get them. I just haven't had a chance to respond.
02:02:10 Yet today there I'm finally getting rain, I think, and so there's some last minute things I'm doing to the.
02:02:19 The roof.
02:02:21 Before that happens.
02:02:24 And then we'll see if all my repairs have fixed all the numerous leaks.
02:02:29 That I had.
02:02:33 All right guys.
02:02:35 Someone asked about discord? No, I don't have a discord.
02:02:40 I'd like to do something other than discord.
02:02:43 That's like discord, but maybe that's just maybe I should just do a discord thing anyway.
02:02:51 I know there's there's a lot.
02:02:52 Of this.
02:02:53 What I wish I had, I wish I had like a community manager, like someone that could do a lot of this stuff.
02:03:01 You know whether it's.
02:03:03 You know the comments on the telegram that people want. I looked into that today and and couldn't figure it.
02:03:08 Out I felt.
02:03:10 I think it's. Yeah, I think you have to activate something else. Cause I I didn't see any options anywhere on the telegram channel to do that.
02:03:21 People saying never.
02:03:24 Never use discord. Set up an IRC server or channel. Yeah, that'd be kind of funny.
02:03:31 IRC is not like a bad idea. It actually isn't.
02:03:41 Alright guys.
02:03:43 Well, we'll do.
02:03:44 Maybe we'll do a stream where we just.
02:03:47 Workout some of this stuff.
02:03:53 Get an IRC server or channel going and and a bunch of all this other stuff working. That'd be good.
02:04:00 I'd like I'd like to have that just so we have a place where people can talk about, even if it's just stuff like ham radio and stuff like that, that'd be good.
02:04:07 And like I said, community building is not my.
02:04:11 My Forte, I'm used to just you. You know, like I'm used to paying people.
02:04:19 To work with me on projects and I don't have the money to do that anymore, so I don't know. Like what?
02:04:24 Do you do when you're not paying them?
02:04:28 You know, it seems like it's a different dynamic if you're.
02:04:31 Not paying.
02:04:31 Them so anyway, anyway, hope you guys have a good evening. Good morning or good afternoon. I'm going to try to get maybe this on bit shoot. We'll see how bad the recording is.
02:04:45 Uh for black pilled?
02:04:48 I am of course.
02:04:51 Devin stack.