INSOMNIA STREAM： DEIONDRE EDITION.mp3

00:00:20 Welcome to the insomnia stream.
00:00:25 I'm your host, of course. Devin stack. This is the insomnia stream Deondre edition.
00:00:34 As in Trump, do you know Trump?
00:00:34 And the under it.
00:00:36 'S black now.
00:00:38 We'll get to that here in a second.
00:00:41 For starters though.
00:00:44 My my stream is I think, illegal in Europe now I I so you might have. You might want to. You might want to look. I'm not going to. I don't have any sponsors I'm not going.
00:00:54 To like the time.
00:00:56 Time for you to get blah blah blah VPN.
00:01:01 But you're going.
00:01:01 To probably have to get a VPN.
00:01:05 Uh, yeah, it's not looking good, huh? It's not looking good. The the the hate speech.
00:01:10 Laws in Europe.
00:01:13 My understanding is if a website and I guess that would include Odyssey, right, doesn't police what the European Union deems as hate speech?
00:01:27 They'll start fining.
00:01:30 These websites.
00:01:32 Now that will matter for websites that are based out of the EU.
00:01:38 Or that do enough business in the EU where they feel like they've got to do that.
00:01:44 But I don't know what. I don't know what that means. I don't know what that means for Odyssey. I don't know. I'm assuming they're.
00:01:52 They're. I know they're in the EU, but I'm assuming they they'll ignore it. I don't know, we'll.
00:01:56 See worst case scenario, we end up somewhere else.
00:02:00 But yeah, that's that's on that. Yeah. If Gab would get.
00:02:05 Yet streaming and and hyper chats and all that stuff working, and I feel like that they could, I would probably move there.
00:02:16 I feel like Torba is a good guy and and he would he would, he would make sure everything stayed legit, but we'll see. We'll see what happens. We'll see what happens. For those of you don't know what.
00:02:29 I'm talking.
00:02:29 About we pop this up here real quick.
00:02:34 I say real quick.
00:02:37 Hope you guys are all having a good.
00:02:38 Uh, good week so far.
00:02:41 Or good weekend rather.
00:02:44 So this is I believe this is.
00:02:49 She's being asked a question about.
00:02:52 The new law taking place or kicking in.
00:02:56 And it's always. It's always good when you get these kinds of straight answers out of your politicians.
00:03:02 Minister, as you know, today the EU Digital Services Act came into effect, which will attempt to regulate so-called misinformation on social media platforms and your own governments Electoral Commission will fulfill a similar role nationally. So is it not dangerous for democracy that powerful state institutions will get to decide what is and isn't true?
00:03:21 I think if this is actually the a very important development for Ireland, so while the the European Commission, you know, leads on implementation and and and and enforcement, you know, provides the Member States to to establish to, of establishment to, you know, to share responsibility depending on the circumstances of any particular situation, I think what we've done.
00:03:42 With Commission.
00:03:43 And the man and and setting that up as a regulator will protect children most. Mostly, that's the priority. Children from harmful content online. And I I I welcome this to.
00:03:55 You guys are calling yourself Rogers.
00:03:55 Sure. But I'm asking about the misinformation side of it specifically whatever about child protection, that's a whole separate issue. I mean, is it right for government and state?
00:04:03 Institutions to be able to say what is and isn't true.
00:04:07 Look, I we we have when it comes to missing information, it's actually would point.
00:04:11 To the the whole.
00:04:12 Value of public service broadcasting and why we need reliable information. And I think under the the DSA, you'll see that every state will designate a body to to the the DSC and we have that person.
00:04:26 And that was John Evans was appointed as a.
00:04:29 Digital Services commissioner.
00:04:30 In and Commission and and I I welcome.
00:04:32 The development.
00:04:32 But but I'm.
00:04:33 Sorry, that's that's not answer to the question I'm asking you. Do you think it's right and healthy for democracy, for the government and the state to be able to decide what is and isn't true is have you, have you done any assessments, for example, to make sure that these regulations?
00:04:45 Aren't abused or or overused.
00:04:49 I I think everything that that we see in misinformation and anything that can prevent misinformation is to be welcomed.
00:04:55 So so you haven't done any assessment then to ensure that?
00:04:57 Well, the the DSA would would would would lie with Minister Coveney's Department. But Commissioner man lies with me.
00:04:58 This isn't abuse.
00:05:05 Minister in relation?
00:05:05 OK, Minister, just on the Digital Services Act again is it, is it really good enough that you you failed to answer the question earlier about whether or not it's acceptable for the state to regulate?
00:05:17 Information that people are allowed to say and decide what is true or.
00:05:20 False is is should people be.
00:05:21 Bridged, but the fact that the minister can't answer a simple question when.
00:05:24 We're legally regulating truth itself.
00:05:25 I think I'm quite quite clear on the need to tackle misinformation and actually everything that we're dealing with now. It points to the value of public service broadcasting and the immense valuable role it played during during, for example, the recent pandemic. I I have answered it.
00:05:38 None of this has anything to do with the question I've asked. None of this has anything to do with the question.
00:05:43 Of US you've not.
00:05:46 So there you go, they obviously they're not going to say yes, of course we have the the authority to tell you what's true and what's not true and that they also won't tell you that there will be 0 repercussions for when they censor true information or promote false information.
00:06:07 That's just the way that it is now.
00:06:11 It's just the way that it is in.
00:06:12 The EU the Americans look.
00:06:15 America sucks.
00:06:19 But we have this one thing we have this well. We have the Second Amendment two, we have these two, these two things that make us not suck as bad.
00:06:31 And it's almost it's almost. It's almost worth the the head start that.
00:06:36 We have on diversity.
00:06:38 Because at least we.
00:06:39 Can ***** about it and and have guns right? Like.
00:06:43 In the in the you you, you, you won't.
00:06:45 Even mail the picture about it.
00:06:47 Already you go to jail. Like if I was, if I was in most European countries doing this exact same show, I would be in jail.
00:06:58 And I and I wouldn't have lots of guns.
00:07:01 Would just be in jail.
00:07:04 And the only people with guns would be the.
00:07:06 People keeping me in jail.
00:07:10 For just doing this show, so I mean, at least we.
00:07:14 Got that for now.
00:07:16 For now.
00:07:18 It will change. It will absolutely will change.
00:07:22 But that's the situation in Europe. So my guess is you're probably gonna have to get VPN's to really do anything other than to online shop or watch, you know, whatever government news agencies allowed to stream online free of.
00:07:39 Penalties for lying.
00:07:42 So it's yeah, it's, it's not looking good.
00:07:45 It's not looking good. You're up.
00:07:48 Good luck with that. You know, Speaking of Irish people.
00:07:54 This thing, this thing always lags. It never. It's. I need to move it. It's on the drive. That, that that has to like spin up.
00:08:01 See. It killed. The comedic timing is now dead.
00:08:05 Up I'm a.
00:08:06 Potato big shot.
00:08:07 Always have to be lucky, charmed.
00:08:14 Yeah, Speaking of Irish people, potato.
00:08:19 Last stream everyone's like, oh, you're you're reading, you're putting words in his mouth, Devin.
00:08:26 Which by playing a clip of what he said, you're putting words in his mouth. Well, I mean, he's pretty explicit now. There should be no question about the, you know, base red, bearded, fake accent, hillbilly guy.
00:08:40 It's aggravating seeing people on conservative news try to identify with me like I'm one of them.
00:08:48 It's aggravating seeing certain musicians and politicians act.
00:08:52 Like we're buddies.
00:08:53 And and act like we're fighting the same.
00:08:56 But it was funny kind of seeing the response to it like that song has nothing to do with Joe Biden, you know?
00:09:03 No case. See. Look, I was trying to find the source of the there was a screenshot being shared around where he supported Joe Biden in the last election in some post and I couldn't find the original post.
00:09:19 So I didn't include that, but I'm starting to I'm.
00:09:21 Increasingly, it's looking realistic.
00:09:25 It's looking realistic. So all these boomers that were very excited about based red bearded ****** here they yeah.
00:09:35 Tricked again. Tricked again. Oh, you'd think they'd get eventually. They'd they'd get tired of being tricked. I just. You know, I I think it's.
00:09:45 In their nature.
00:09:47 Why do you think the? Well, I mean, we talked about the romance scammers, right? Like, why do you think they go after old boomers? It's.
00:09:54 They're easy to trick, and that's always been the case, you know, telemarketers back in the day, you know, they would target old people because they just didn't know what the hell they were doing. I mean, just I I think I mentioned this a couple strings back. I was listening to him Radio One day and there was this old guy, and I heard I.
00:10:14 I was just tuning around. I heard him say Bitcoin. I was like what? What this old guy's talking about Bitcoin.
00:10:20 And he was he was getting scammed, but he he was too old to understand it. He was he was basically saying that like some some nice Nigerian or he didn't say Nigerian. But he said some nice man with an A nice young man with an accent called him up and helped him get some Bitcoin.
00:10:38 And the more he talked about, the more you realized. Oh, so you sent like Bitcoin to a Nigerian scam?
00:10:44 Hammer and he he had no idea he was totally clueless. Other people were chiming in saying, dude, I think yeah, that was bad. I would. I would change all your passwords that you're saying that you were giving him your PayPal. Like, this isn't good.
00:10:57 And he's like, oh, no, he's. He was a nice guy.
00:11:01 Nice foreign gentlemen.
00:11:05 Said his name was John Smith.
00:11:10 You know, that's just the way that it is. It's the way that it is.
00:11:14 So obviously the indictment watch that was going on this week, everyone was it was, it was weird. It was weird watching the the like I I. So I I got up.
00:11:26 And I turned on the computer and I was just looking to see what news was going on and that that breaking news guy, you know, the breaking news Jew Steve Lookner or whatever, I think he used to.
00:11:38 Be on on RSBN or whatever and and now he just does breaking news streams.
00:11:46 It comes up in my notifications and I was like, oh, what, what's this? What's going on? And it was like 3 hours of him just watching, you know, the plane like, ohh.
00:11:55 Trump's plane it's it's now. It's now crossing the border in the Georgia it's it's it's now. It's now landed on the tarmac. We're we're watching.
00:12:03 It was this big ******* thing, like somehow at the end of this, we were.
00:12:07 We're going to, you know, get something out of it. But yeah, so this, you know, CNN was doing it wasn't just him, it was CNN. It was. I mean, I don't watch TV, but like this is.
00:12:16 We have a shot coming in. This looks like it is the.
00:12:18 Oh, we're good.
00:12:19 Former presidents plane that is in the air right now. Let's leave this shot up for just a moment here as we watch him touch the ground.
00:12:22 What makes you?
00:12:22 Say that the giant Trump on the side.
00:12:26 There coming to Atlanta from Bedminster.
00:12:32 All he says is Fox.
00:12:34 And then there's just silence. They're all just like, ah.
00:12:37 Yes, yes, he's coming together. He's coming to get indicted.
00:12:42 He's coming together like I didn't.
00:12:44 Mute it. This is just how it aired. Just dead silence as everyone just staring at the plane jacking off, jacking off to the idea of of Trump being indicted.
00:12:56 Yeah, still still going. This is just dead air.
00:13:00 I'm I'm it's not muted. This is how it aired.
00:13:05 Everyone want ohh it's I. I can't wait. Ohh I'm.
00:13:09 Gonna kill him.
00:13:13 There it goes.
00:13:14 All right. You are watching here as Trump is landing there.
00:13:16 There we go.
00:13:18 Yeah. All right. So that's how it aired.
00:13:23 And immediately.
00:13:25 After the the.
00:13:28 The mug shot is posted.
00:13:30 You know my thumbnail is.
00:13:32 A black Trump and The funny thing is, I didn't even I didn't even make that some.
00:13:36 Black Guy did to show.
00:13:38 That, that he's he's he, he's.
00:13:41 He's uh, he understands Trump now, right? And this is the new talking point. This is the new thing that you're seeing, a lot of conservatives say in the same way that they like sharing around the the potato song where they they would, they would have the smiling black.
00:13:58 Eyes sitting there nodding their head and and enjoying the the white people music, you know nothing. The boomers like nothing more than the the approval of black people. And so they're getting exactly what they want.
00:14:13 They're getting exactly what they want. Well, at least not what they think they're going to get. But they're getting what they want.
00:14:19 And that is, they think they're getting the approval of black people.
00:14:23 Which is amazing to me. Think of what that means.
00:14:26 Think of what that means.
00:14:31 Like, think of what the conflicting beliefs that have to be swimming around inside.
00:14:35 The boomer brain.
00:14:37 To to come up with this conclusion.
00:14:40 They think to themselves, and maybe accurately to some extent.
00:14:44 Black people who didn't like Trump before.
00:14:49 Are now going to like Trump.
00:14:52 Because he's a criminal.
00:14:54 And so that makes him more relatable to black people.
00:15:01 OK, so already.
00:15:05 I mean, they're not saying it that way, but that's kind of what they're saying, right? They're saying that, oh, this is great for Trump because black people.
00:15:15 Are gonna see the see him as as one of them now because.
00:15:19 He's a criminal.
00:15:23 And that's what they were saying on Fox News.
00:15:26 Well, well, Laura, look, I wanna add to it. You touched on early in the show. That mug shot situates Trump in a cultural context that I'm not sure his enemies may have anticipated. Now he joins Frank Sinatra. He joins Elvis Presley. He joins Johnny Cash and Tupac Shakur. And he didn't only know some of these people.
00:15:46 Meaning he is now seen by non political folks as a rebel, an outsider with swagger, and as one black lady I spoke with earlier today here in New Orleans, said Trump's a gangster. And that means.
00:16:00 He has cred among a new bloc of voters that perhaps have never given him a serious look, and now they're looking again. This is interesting. What's happened here?
00:16:10 Well, I think you know they they the people on MSNBC thought well, you know, he thinks he's some rebel, but most of the countries is going to see him as, you know.
00:16:20 Against the Constitution, I I don't see it that way not.
00:16:25 They're salivating over the approval.
00:16:30 Of black criminals.
00:16:37 Like that.
00:16:40 I'm kind of speechless. I'm kind of speechless.
00:16:44 And look that.
00:16:45 And that wasn't the only show that was mentioning.
00:16:47 This you know.
00:16:47 And everyone's talking about it. Black Americans online. Some of them are saying I'm voting for Trump now because they, too, have sometimes felt they've been unfairly targeted by the criminal justice system. And, you know, in this country, nationally, 1 or 2% of the black vote swinging to the Republicans.
00:17:04 That's the election right there. So the Democrats have overplayed their hand. They've done something that no one else has ever been able to do, and that's make Trump a sympathetic character. They've made him a martyr. And I now I want to get arrested because I I definitely need some sympathy.
00:17:20 No you don't.
00:17:23 He wants to get arrested so he can have black people think he's cool.
00:17:29 I mean, it's amazing to me.
00:17:32 How it how it?
00:17:33 How they're not putting that together? Well, wait a second. Why? Why is being a criminal cool?
00:17:38 For these people.
00:17:43 And it's just matter of fact, no one's pushing back on this. No one's saying.
00:17:48 Oh, I don't know.
00:17:50 I don't know black people. Black people don't. Don't.
00:17:54 Idolize criminals and criminal behavior.
00:17:59 And it's just the opposite, just the opposite. Video after video and all this stuff is getting shared around because it's again, it's the smiling black Man nodding his head to the the the base, ginger Biden supporting ginger guy who hates you singing his song. It's the same ******* ****. Oh, look, look, the black people, they like us.
00:18:19 They finally like us all we had to do was get arrested. Now they now they understand what?
00:18:25 What's your honest reaction to Trump's mugshot?
00:18:29 I think it's really a good thing for the black community because when you look at it, the Democrats really kind of forced the crime, community owned black people, bringing rappers to the White House, et cetera.
00:18:37 And every time a mug shot come out of those sad rappers, they album goes crazy. Now that Trump is no longer a stranger to the culture he's a part of it, it's going to backfire. It's the worst thing they could ever done. The best thing that we could have ever got.
00:18:50 I like how this guy is. Is is claiming that black people, they only like criminals because the Democrats invite rappers to the White House, which first of all, I mean, Trump invited rappers to let's.
00:19:04 Not only did.
00:19:07 So you and look.
00:19:09 I didn't have to look for these videos. These are videos that just ended up in my timeline whether I wanted them there or not.
00:19:15 I ain't even like that with the politics and ****, but boy, this this **** gangster can't lie to you. Look at him. He hot then a mother. How gangster is this ******* ****? Real talk. You feeding me an ex president with a ******* mug shot. And what if he wins? What if he win in 2024? Boy, this it's over, man. Y'all, I'm ****** him off. If you let this man.
00:19:35 To come to this present and look at him, I'm telling you, he gonna tee.
00:19:38 The **** ** on?
00:19:41 Finally, the kind of the kinds of.
00:19:43 Voters the Republicans have always wanted.
00:19:48 Because they've never wanted you.
00:19:51 They've never wanted you.
00:19:54 They're talking about. Think of it this way.
00:19:59 In that in that.
00:20:00 Jesse Watters clip or whatever, like, which is ********, by the way, but he's trying to say that if one or 2% of the black vote, which is less than 10% of the vote. OK, so if one or two percent of less than 10%.
00:20:14 Of the vote.
00:20:15 Changes over to Republican. Well, then it's all over for the Democrats. It's all over.
00:20:24 What about the vast? Well, the shrinking majority of the vote, that is white people.
00:20:31 What if you change? What if you swapped over 1 or 2% of the white vote? What would happen then, right?
00:20:37 Yeah, I mean cause if less than 10% of the vote, if you just change over 1 or 2%, then it's magically.
00:20:44 The Republicans win.
00:20:47 Then then wouldn't.
00:20:47 You wanna go after? Say, I don't know a larger group.
00:20:51 A much larger group.
00:20:54 Wouldn't you want to celebrate them?
00:20:57 Wouldn't you want to talk about openly how? Ohh yeah. Well this is great because now you know, Trump's really solidifying his support from, you know.
00:21:05 From the white vote.
00:21:07 Now they can't even say it.
00:21:09 They can't even say it.
00:21:15 They can't say it because they.
00:21:16 Know or they feel.
00:21:19 If they ignore it long enough, it'll go away.
00:21:23 And it's kind of happening.
00:21:26 Pretty soon there won't be a white vote.
00:21:31 At a certain point, you're going to have politicians.
00:21:34 You know, once once whites are like 20.
00:21:36 Percent or whatever.
00:21:40 Then then maybe they'll cater to the needs.
00:21:42 Of white people.
00:21:43 I don't know. At least pay lips, or maybe they'll at least say white people.
00:21:48 But I kind of feel like that.
00:21:49 Won't even happen.
00:21:51 Because they're they're just so they're just, they're so excited to have the approval of of criminal black people.
00:21:57 I'm so much of a ****** ******* gangster. I may go vote for Trump. This ************* go round.
00:22:04 I gotta vote for the millionaires kicking everybody in their *****, man, they didn't indicted Trump. Fold ************* times. Just going to tell you I'm like, what the ****, man? I'm trying to think, OK? I got indicted for. So I'm indicted on every time I got ****** ******* indicted, I got arrested and didn't get out.
00:22:21 Damn. What the **** does the indictment mean? Do we got any lawyers? I didn't know you could be indicted and not go to jail. What kind of ************? Magical trick this got, man. I'm going to go vote for the ************, man. Straight up. I'm going to go vote for him. He didn't freed a lot of people, man ain't free this.
00:22:42 I don't understand, man. That dude freed a lot of people that were serving life sentences behind drugs. Man, Trump lets you know all that **** with ********, man. Free these people.
00:22:53 Oh, finally.
00:22:55 Finally the see the the base ginger biting guy. He was right. Diversity is our strength.
00:23:05 So This is why the the.
00:23:06 Boomers aren't phased about.
00:23:07 Anything that, that that guy has said.
00:23:09 The Anthony Oliver guy.
00:23:12 He he could ship down their throat and they would sit. They would.
00:23:15 Tell him it was delicious.
00:23:19 Because they believe it, they believe diversity is our strength.
00:23:23 They believe we are the melting pot. That's the whole problem. That's the whole issue.
00:23:30 So every time look and and because that conflicts with the reality.
00:23:36 Anytime black people agree with them on anything, it.
00:23:38 Doesn't even matter what.
00:23:41 They they basically come their pants.
00:23:45 Alright y'all, so my boy leaving. Right. That's the quickest turn around I've ever seen. The man wasn't even there that long, OK.
00:23:52 But hold up.
00:23:52 Though my boy, we ain't got a mug shot. I had already said to my mind. Guess what? I want that mug shot on a shirt because I'm gonna wear it.
00:24:01 I'm gonna wear. I'm gonna wear it proud, too. Like I'm gonna wear it, like, seriously, because people do not understand.
00:24:09 This right here is just, I don't know what's going on, but I do they bother this man so much? Like it's so crazy to me. But at the end of the day, my boy about to get back on that Boeing 757 gang gang followed behind he squad up about to have his mug shot pop out here in a little bit.
00:24:28 Can't wait to see that. I know he's fresh. I know he fresh and so clean like that. Why can't Kate on Joseph like I'm trying to tell you. I know that.
00:24:37 Mug shot is the.
00:24:38 Truth. That man wasn't even in there.
00:24:41 What was he in?
00:24:41 There for, but what, 25 minutes if?
00:24:44 That if that like, drop that toy, let me drop these stats off real quick to Fulton County and then pull them right back around to my darn Trump bowing at 757 and I'm just going to plan like, what's up? Let me go back and go continue handling my business, OK. My business naive. OK Trump got to go back and.
00:24:55 Republican voters.
00:25:04 You know his biz naive whole gang gang. No problems. We pulling out of Fulton County. We ride through the trenches. Let's get back to Hartfield, AKA ATL. Let me fly on out of here and continue to do what I do best. You know what I'm saying? That'll say no stress Maga.
00:25:18 All right.
00:25:25 See he. He. He's unified. He's unifying the country.
00:25:31 Just on and on and on these.
00:25:32 Are these are getting promoted everywhere?
00:25:35 What? There's a black guy saying he likes Trump. Ohh, retweet that.
00:25:40 This video is to every single black.
00:25:43 Person out there.
00:25:44 If you really wanna **** over this government that has ****** over your ancestors. If you really want to **** over this government that helped kill Martin Luther King Junior, if you really want to help, **** over this government that killed Malcolm X that killed Huey and that destroyed the Black Panther Party. If you really want to **** over this government.
00:26:03 I'm asking you to do me.
00:26:04 Favor go vote for Donald Trump. Can't you see how these ******* devils are running around here? Scared to ******* death of this man because they don't want they ******* evil sick ***** locked up. So black people. If you really want to **** these ******* racist demon ******* devils are vote for Donald Trump.
00:26:26 ****** that **** up because they've been ******* it up for us for the longest and it's been there.
00:26:32 Both for Donald Trump.
00:26:34 So there's your new campaign ads right there.
00:26:39 That's who they care about.
00:26:42 Like this this guy. It's a 2 Fer.
00:26:45 This is a 2 Fer.
00:26:46 He's he's he's black.
00:26:49 He's not just black, he's black and a ******, so.
00:26:54 He's getting the black *******.
00:27:01 I don't mean no harm.
00:27:03 And I don't give a damn who this for thins.
00:27:07 But if that Niger Trump get convicted of this crime and he can still run for President, I'm voting for his asss I'm voting for that, I'm voting for him. If that gets convicted and he can still run for president, just to see what the **** he do, because that bigger, funny now Trump is funny as hell. I'm voting for him, I'm telling you.
00:27:27 Right now. OK, so just miss me with it.
00:27:31 Make America great again.
00:27:34 There's another campaign ad.
00:27:38 See all that? All those hundreds of 1,000,000.
00:27:40 Of dollars that he got from the stop the steal.
00:27:43 He doesn't even have to spend it on on ad buys. He can just get these.
00:27:49 Aram, airmen in heavily boomeranged areas.
00:27:55 Well, if black people like him.
00:27:56 You might even get some lefties right? Well.
00:27:59 If these reasonable young black men like Trump, or maybe I've maybe I've missed judged the men.
00:28:06 Maybe. Maybe he is for the people.
00:28:09 Y'all just making them more famous.
00:28:11 You don't know why I'm here to support President Trump, because it on the black men like this for decades, make up charging him with him. So I know Trump is innocent. I support Trump against this corrupt 2 tiered justice system. That's why I'm here, to show my support as a black man for Trump. And I'm wearing my shirt for Trump 2024. And I mean it.
00:28:31 What do you think about the indictments?
00:28:33 Oh, it's a.
00:28:33 Bunch of.
00:28:33 Boys, it's going around the country. You know, Fannie, Fannie Willis, she's a she went to school with my sister. She fully fully. So she's a puppet for the white liberal.
00:28:44 Big chats. Where's the lie? Where's the lying? What?
00:28:46 He's saying it.
00:28:46 It it is the people that are prosecuting Donald Trump, it appears that they're doing it with, with with the a type of nefarious.
00:28:53 And also the people that that are pushing this against Donald Trump are working on behalf of the white Liberal, which is the one that is destroying America. The white liberal is the worst type of political person to exist. Then the black liberal. It's the white liberal first who is brainwashing and keeping the black liberal on the plantation. And then they together.
00:29:13 Make up poor decision making that's ruining our country, but there's no lying that Donald Trump, to me has been probably the best president for black people in the in in, in the 21st century.
00:29:29 Yeah, of course the connection went out. I just hit reset on the stream. It'll come back.
00:29:41 It'll come back.
00:29:42 We just got to wait for it.
00:29:48 Or at least it should come back.
00:30:00 Uh, why is it not?
00:30:05 Why is it not connecting?
00:30:09 Saying it's attempting to reconnect my Internet dead.
00:30:13 So This is why I record.
00:30:15 I didn't record fast enough though. This time no internet's still good alright.
00:30:21 I thought we had solved these problems.
00:30:26 Alright, I'm hit stop.
00:30:33 And hit start.
00:30:35 Streaming again.
00:30:40 And I met Lee.
00:30:43 Load on here.
00:30:52 We should be back here in a second.
00:31:02 We should be back.
00:31:14 Here we go. We're back.
00:31:18 Let me tell everyone we're back.
00:31:22 All right. Well, that's always fun.
00:31:27 But that's all.
00:31:28 They've ever wanted. That's all they've ever wanted.
00:31:31 All I've ever wanted is the approval of black people.
00:31:39 Because they're cowards.
00:31:42 They're cowards.
00:31:45 They know it just by because it's no longer you can no longer argue that they don't know that blacks have a culture of criminality and that they they, you know, or just generally commit more crimes when a mug shot. The first thing that pops in their head is that, oh, black people are going to like them now.
00:32:07 You you can no longer make that argument, because now I know that you get it. I know that you understand.
00:32:18 You just want the approval. You wanna be patted on the head and be like, oh, I don't think you're. I don't think you're.
00:32:23 Just a weak *** white boy.
00:32:26 You all right? You all?
00:32:27 Right. What boy?
00:32:29 Hey, I think Trump deserved that black card.
00:32:33 He deserved that black card now.
00:32:35 I think so too.
00:32:36 First it was.
00:32:37 The Russian interference. Then he got impeached twice.
00:32:41 Thing I want to mess with his taxes thing. I raided marlago.
00:32:46 Now this he got indicted.
00:32:50 And Trump got a target on his.
00:32:52 Back just like a black man, y'all.
00:32:54 Keep messing with him.
00:32:56 A Trump go ahead and wipe that white paint out your face, man, you black now. You good in the hood? As far as I know, Trump is black. He pardon. Caught that black. He black it in Obama see.
00:33:12 I remember Bush senior.
00:33:15 All he gave was.
00:33:17 In prison time Clinton, he told everybody smoked weed.
00:33:22 I played the saxophone or yeah, I can't forget that *******. Bush Junior 9/11 war, Obama more prison and a new gender.
00:33:33 Money, money, money.
00:33:36 Biden's war.
00:33:39 The last time I voted Democrat was in oh.
00:33:42 And he betrayed us.
00:33:44 But now 18 more months from now.
00:33:47 Hey Trump, you got my vote. Give me a bottle of water and I'm good. Trump 2024, man.
00:33:56 There you go, another campaign ad.
00:34:00 This is the new Republican Party.
00:34:04 But we can't. It's not just the blacks.
00:34:06 We can't leave the Latinos out.
00:34:10 So the Latinos, they also, they also connect with this this.
00:34:14 Criminal version of Trump.
00:34:15 There's not.
00:34:17 That's that's going out to the blacks and the Latinos.
00:34:19 Strange things think strange.
00:34:20 We already see what the.
00:34:21 Left is doing.
00:34:23 It's evil. It's crooked. The Latinos and the Blacks for Blacks and Latino. Whatever format you want to put it in, it's going.
00:34:31 To be a revolution.
00:34:32 You mess with Trump, you messing with the United States. Trump 2024.
00:34:41 Like he's he's he's he's got.
00:34:44 All the best parts of society backing him up.
00:34:46 Now and look, they're embracing this ****. Don't think that they're not this. I I thought this was a joke, but it's real. This is Marjorie Taylor Green with some literal studio gangster, this rapper Guy.
00:35:01 Someone looked into his background. He comes from like oodles of money, went to some private school where the the tuition was something like 50K a year.
00:35:11 But he's a gangster now, right? And this is real. Like, this is this is this is the Republican Party now this is MAGA. Now they're embracing it full on Maga. Might as well be called make American again. Should be called mana. Mana falling.
00:35:30 From the sky.
00:35:31 Sexualized and having transgender surgeries sexualizing children is what pedophiles do to children.
00:35:36 MTG Magas MVP, MTG magazine MVP, MTG magazine.
00:35:44 PMTG magazine MVP Democrats get back boom. Reporters even get slapped, spreading all.
00:35:50 These rumors cause.
00:35:51 Mark should be splitting. Big facts need stay in the left always when they gonna let Joe about that bass. Marjorie, I really love what you do. He calling Ronald's out. No one does.
00:36:02 It better than you, huh?
00:36:04 Little business woman and your seats are featherweight, a southern belle, a little hood, watch a shake.
00:36:08 It shake the horse, that's all.
00:36:11 Drain the swamp.
00:36:15 Just fighting for our freedom. Just fighting for the Jan 6 fighting.
00:36:18 Reverse MTG nigaz MBP MTG nagging MBG MTG mega MVP MG magazine MBP.
00:36:31 Trancy because they saw, you know, we Rep at 45, he never lost.
00:36:43 All right. Well, we got disconnected again while that was going on. So if you were watching live, you actually got to, you got to miss out on.
00:36:49 The the awful rap song, so consider yourself lucky for that.
00:36:56 All right, but now we are back.
00:37:00 Oh man, this is this is getting painful, huh? How many times it's disconnecting us?
00:37:08 Oh, they just.
00:37:09 Don't like it? They don't. They don't like it.
00:37:12 They don't like me pointing out the obvious.
00:37:14 Here. All right.
00:37:18 And why? Why wouldn't?
00:37:21 Why wouldn't black people love Trump anyway? I don't think he needed to have.
00:37:27 A A mug shot. I mean, look, this is when this was when Trump was was president.
00:37:34 African Americans built this nation.
00:37:38 We built this.
00:37:41 You know, you're just starting to get real.
00:37:43 Credit for that.
00:37:44 OK, I don't know if you.
00:37:45 Know that you're just starting.
00:37:47 To get you built the nation.
00:37:49 Yeah, black people built this country.
00:37:56 You didn't know that.
00:37:59 Look, this is just future proofing.
00:38:02 This is future proofing.
00:38:06 It's like when you're buying new hardware for your computer that you're going to want to keep for a long time.
00:38:13 You might buy.
00:38:14 Hardware that's got ports on it that you don't really have hardware that will hook up to it, but you know that this hardware is eventually going to come out.
00:38:22 And so you pay the extra money to have these, you know, ports on the computer. These connections on the computer, this, you know, in in the hopes that will be compatible with the new stuff that will be coming out in the future.
00:38:38 And this is exactly what the Republican Party is doing right now, or at the very least, what what manna is doing right now.
00:38:54 They already they they they know about the demographic trends in the same way that they know about the Ohh blacks commit more crime. Therefore having a mug shot, it's going to make him.
00:39:01 More relatable to black people.
00:39:04 They know.
00:39:07 That whites are not the future demographically.
00:39:14 I know this because, well, let's see here. Back in, I want to say it was around 2014.
00:39:21 I was in meetings.
00:39:23 Where political consultants.
00:39:26 We're saying exactly that.
00:39:29 We're saying now they weren't talking about it in context of black people. It was in in context.
00:39:35 With Latinos.
00:39:35 He knows.
00:39:39 They were openly saying, in fact, this is one of the things that really kind of it was the beginning of the end for me working in this kind of this line of work.
00:39:49 Listening to political consultants.
00:39:52 Who are white?
00:39:54 And felt nothing.
00:39:57 No existential threat.
00:40:00 When they would say this, they would just say it matter of factly.
00:40:03 Well, you know, in 1020 years.
00:40:06 You know Hispanics are going to outnumber whites, and so you really got to start your outreach now.
00:40:15 You really have to start investing in in Hispanics now because.
00:40:18 That's the that's the future.
00:40:26 You know, it's funny because Republicans always talk about ohh, you know, the Democrats, they always take advantage of black people and just they take.
00:40:34 It for granted.
00:40:36 They just assume they got the vote, you know, get off the Democrat plantation.
00:40:45 Well, that's what the Republicans have been doing with you for.
00:40:48 40 plus years.
00:40:54 You know, it's really easy to say. Oh, look, you know the.
00:40:56 Democrat, hey, black.
00:40:57 People remember blags it. Hey, black people, the Democrats always promise you these these big things.
00:41:08 But then they never deliver.
00:41:10 You know, they they promise you all this big stuff around election time, but then they once they get in the office, they they.
00:41:16 Just ignore you.
00:41:20 I think there's a lot of.
00:41:21 Projection going on right there.
00:41:24 Every Republican candidate, including those that won elections.
00:41:29 Talked about securing the border my entire lifetime.
00:41:33 Reagan talked about it now. Reagan did amnesty based on that idea. He was like, ohh, no, it's going to be fine that I legalize all the Mexicans in California. That'll be fine.
00:41:43 That I demographically changed one of the the biggest states.
00:41:48 In America, the one of the most politically important states in America permanently, it'll be fine because.
00:41:55 In the same way, LB LBJ got black people to vote for Democrats forever. All the all the Mexicans will vote for Republicans because of this amnesty and then to prevent the flow from continuing, you know, we'll we'll finally secure the border.
00:42:10 So the ones that are here, they'll love Republicans and they'll just keep voting Republican and then none of the new ones will keep coming in because we'll secure the.
00:42:19 Border and of course that never happened.
00:42:24 And look, even after look, even Bill.
00:42:26 Clinton talked about securing the border.
00:42:29 For a while, Democrats had to go around. It was such a normal thing to.
00:42:33 Do right secure the.
00:42:34 Border of your country and prevent millions of people from Third World nations from entering your country. That was like a normal thing. It didn't matter if you were left or right like everyone was kind of like, yeah, that we need to do that. I mean, even even a.
00:42:51 You know, like the really lefty.
00:42:53 Like Bernie Sanders was talking about securing the border.
00:42:59 Now they came from it from a different point of view. That's back when Democrats again, it was before, they were future proofing.
00:43:06 It was before they saw the trend lines and just said.
00:43:08 Well, you know what? **** white people.
00:43:15 And so they had to. They had to negotiate with labor unions that had a lot of white people in them.
00:43:22 That didn't want.
00:43:22 A bunch of cheap labor coming across the border and putting them out of jobs.
00:43:27 So they paid lip service too, they said. Oh, yeah, we're going to support, we're going to, you know, we're going to.
00:43:33 Secure the border.
00:43:36 I mean all the way up until Obama, even Obama was saying he was going to secure the border. I mean, he also said that he.
00:43:41 Didn't believe in gay marriage.
00:43:43 When he was involved in one.
00:43:49 So it it's the it's. Is it really the black people that?
00:43:53 Are stuck on the Democrat plantation.
00:44:00 I mean, listen, listen to this utter ******* nonsense.
00:44:02 African Americans built this nation.
00:44:06 We built this thing.
00:44:08 You know, you're just starting to get real credit for that. OK. I don't know if you know that you're just starting to get you built the nation.
00:44:17 You built the nation.
00:44:23 And white people, if you're waiting around for your credit.
00:44:27 For building the nation to to roll around, yeah, it's never gonna ******* happen.
00:44:31 Never in a million ******* years.
00:44:36 And look, it wasn't just cheap talk.
00:44:40 You know, when Trump left the White House?
00:44:45 Was he? Was he? And I've brought this up before.
00:44:49 Was he pardoning the white January 6 people? No.
00:44:52 Trump has left the White House, but he granted clemency to a couple of celebrities before his term officially ended his hours before Joe Biden is said to be sworn in as the 46th president of the United States. Trump pardon rappers Lil Wayne and Kodak Black, Lil Wayne and notable Trump supporter.
00:45:12 Was charged in Florida on November 17th with possession of firearm by a convicted felon and was facing up to 10 years in federal prison.
00:45:26 Good thing, good thing he.
00:45:30 He pardoned black rappers, right?
00:45:37 I mean, this is basically apparently this is what we have to.
00:45:41 Do to get through to boomers.
00:45:50 Blows the half leg.
00:46:09 On tide to tide, he vehicle with the House Key came toward upon him license type.
00:46:28 That's right.
00:46:31 Lowe's, unscarred.
00:47:11 I think that's the only way we're going.
00:47:13 To be able to get through to boomers.
00:47:16 And I'm actually not even joking.
00:47:18 When I tweeted this video out, there were there were actually people in the replies, there were boomers and the replies that were confused. They didn't realize that I'd I'd I'd cut that that together and it really was causing this this conflict. They're like what?
00:47:32 Wait, hold on. What? What?
00:47:35 What? What? There's black people that like Hitler.
00:47:39 Oh my God. What's going on?
00:47:42 You know, The funny thing is, all with all these.
00:47:44 Stupid videos being shared around.
00:47:49 Talking about how you know the oh, we're going to vote for.
00:47:52 Trump now, because he's been arrested.
00:47:58 Obviously that's a fantasy.
00:48:02 Trump's not going to magically get the the black vote because he he has a mugshot.
00:48:10 This is this is what the the truth.
00:48:13 Right here is the real feelings.
00:48:16 Of the black voting bloc.
00:48:19 You know, I can tell you for me it is, you know, when I moved back to New York, one of the mug shots that, that, that, that sit with me, I mean, I still remember that he made five teenagers my age. Take a mug shot that he wanted them not just take a mug shot he wanted.
00:48:36 Them dead say.
00:48:36 Same with.
00:48:37 What that case and this was?
00:48:38 The Central Park 5 case the.
00:48:41 Yeah, this is the Central Park 5 case that is more ******** and and easily documented. More ******** than the.
00:48:49 Emmett Till case.
00:48:51 Every single time, like literally every single time blacks latch on to a an incident where they feel like they've been wrongly accused and and railroaded by these evil white racists every ******* time without exception that I'm.
00:49:07 Aware of at least.
00:49:08 It's ********. And this one was super ********.
00:49:12 Because they they these are 5 black rapists.
00:49:16 Who had been sticking people.
00:49:19 Who have been robbing people in Central Park? I mean that, that might be a a stream all in and of itself, but that just.
00:49:25 To give you.
00:49:25 Some context. She's talking about something that's it's.
00:49:29 Provably, they were rapists. Provably they were criminals, and because of the political environment.
00:49:38 Because of the whole, you know the the the racial solidarity of black people, even when they're defending the worst kinds of human beings and using the the term loosely.
00:49:52 They got they got quote UN quote.
00:49:54 Exonerated. In other words, they got released.
00:49:57 Exonerated 5, you know? And. And they were my age. Yeah. So as a teenager living in New York. I I've said before this reason, I never watched The Apprentice. I despised Donald Trump. Yeah, because he, to me, signified the rich white guy in Manhattan that absolutely hated and despised me that hated and despised my cousins, my friends, everyone we knew.
00:50:18 That, that, that called us Wilding. Yeah, just because we were in the park that said we can't be free to walk around in the street. That said, when Patrick Doris mine got killed by an off duty police officer, he's no.
00:50:30 Choirboy and he was literal. I mean was no altar boy. He was literally an altar boy, Giuliani said that. And so people like Giuliani and people like Trump persecuted black and brown people in New York. It's what they did for fun. It's what they did for pleasure. They enjoyed it. They enjoyed lording over people who had nothing, who had no $1,000,000.
00:50:50 Lawyers who couldn't change lawyers at the drop of a hat and get a different hip hop lawyer the next day when they were.
00:50:56 Part of one who couldn't go out and make their case on, you know, Fox, or on Newsmax, who had nothing, and who Donald Trump lauded his everything over and still people who looked like them put him in rap songs. It was an indignity to me. That's something I loved the culture I love would lionize that. And so to me, this is justice. The fact that Manhattan didn't give him a mug shot.
00:51:17 I thought was offensive and I thought that the feds and where nobody looks like he was the President, United States, OK, offensive everyone else had to take.
00:51:23 This case, and I think Fonnie Willis is a hero. She is a national hero because she, more than any prosecutor in this country, and I respect Jack Smith and I respect all the prosecutors that are doing this. She's the only one who said these wealthy, powerful, privileged men and women are just.
00:51:44 American citizens and when they break the law, they will take that picture.
00:51:51 Translation. She hates white people.
00:51:58 That's going to be the vast majority of the.
00:52:00 The black vote.
00:52:02 That opinion right there.
00:52:09 Just because there's five or six.
00:52:12 Thug black people on TikTok.
00:52:16 Splurging out because Trump has a a mug.
00:52:22 Doesn't mean that suddenly blacks everywhere are are start are going to start being conservative. In fact, it's kind of interesting if you think about it.
00:52:30 It's not what they're saying, isn't that? Ohh well, black people are finally starting to relate to right wing ideas.
00:52:40 No, they're saying that. Oh, black people are under the impression now.
00:52:44 That Trump is a thug like them.
00:52:49 Trump is.
00:52:50 A criminal like them.
00:52:54 And I guess it's fitting.
00:52:57 Because there was no way in ******* hell that the black people, the black population, was going to suddenly become right wing.
00:53:04 As I mean, look at it. There's not a single Black Country in the world that's right wing.
00:53:12 And it's it's and there's there's.
00:53:13 Not ever going to be a reality.
00:53:15 Where all of a sudden.
00:53:17 You have, you know, a great awakening among black people, where they become right wing. That's just not going to happen.
00:53:25 So the only way for you to get.
00:53:28 These black votes.
00:53:31 Is for you to come to them.
00:53:34 Because they're never going to come to you.
00:53:42 Notice how they've discarded.
00:53:43 All their old language.
00:53:47 Notice how because they know how ridiculous it sounds.
00:53:51 To say things like, oh, well, blacks are our natural conservatives.
00:53:56 Latinos are natural conservatives.
00:54:00 All we have to do is is unbrainwashed them. They've been brainwashed by the media to believe that the the right wing is a bunch of rich ******** and and and they're just racist and not to get them. So all we have to do.
00:54:12 Is get these minorities and tell them that we're not racist and and we're just like you and and then they'll start voting for like that used to be the the talking points, right.
00:54:25 That used to be the idea. The idea was.
00:54:28 Oh, OK. Well, it's it's it's not so bad. It's just a community. It's an issue of communication.
00:54:37 They've been so brainwashed by mainstream media, they've been so misled by mainstream media and by movies and and whatever into believing that you know that we're we're the evil side, the evil racist side. So we just have to show them that.
00:54:52 We're not racist.
00:54:57 Well, let it work. It's never worked.
00:55:01 In fact, the the meetings that I was in on when they when, when donors who believed this for the same reason that that yeah, the average boomer believed that these people were just.
00:55:11 As swept up.
00:55:12 With the civil rights, I mean, these were just really rich boomers. They were funding a lot of the stuff that I was sitting in on.
00:55:22 And for the same reason like it. Well, it it, they were relieved to hear this. They were relieved to hear that. Oh, thank God.
00:55:31 Thank God that all this data that that we have at our fingertips. Thank God, it's just it's all just garbage. It doesn't matter. It's irrelevant because some political this the smart looking political consultant and a tailored suit just told us that. Ohh no, they're natural conservatives. They naturally think like you.
00:55:50 They've just been sigh.
00:55:51 Opted into into not liking you.
00:55:54 And so we just have.
00:55:55 To spend millions of dollars to sign.
00:55:57 Up them back into, into.
00:55:59 Liking us.
00:56:01 And then they'll just naturally conform because they're already like us.
00:56:05 That was music to their ears.
00:56:09 Because everything that everything else that they saw, all the evidence around them, was saying the exact opposite.
00:56:16 And as I've said a million times, that's not a reality they're willing to face because of.
00:56:21 All the decisions.
00:56:22 They made in in the previous decades that created this problem.
00:56:32 It's like if you think you're terminally ill.
00:56:37 Like let's say, let's say you think you've got a a serious health issue.
00:56:43 You've got some weird pain that you can't quite identify. It's been going on for a long time and and you know, a lot of people can probably relate to this because a lot of people, especially Americans, don't have healthcare. Right. So what do you do?
00:56:55 Right. You got you go to Web MD.
00:56:59 Like, oh ****, I wonder what this is.
00:57:02 I hope it's not.
00:57:03 Bad. You got a web MD and.
00:57:05 You look it up.
00:57:07 And you see all these like horrible things. It could be.
00:57:11 And you're just looking hard for, like, well, what's the not hole? I mean, hopefully this.
00:57:15 This is like.
00:57:15 A normal thing.
00:57:17 Hopefully this isn't something that I need medical attention for.
00:57:20 Because I know there's.
00:57:21 No way. I'm gonna get medical attention. Right. So what? What are? What are all the other explanations?
00:57:30 And so you're desperately looking for all that. All the things that.
00:57:32 Maybe aren't bad that it could be.
00:57:35 OK, it's it's not a, it's not cancer. It's just, you know, it's just.
00:57:40 The heart burner or whatever.
00:57:46 That's how they think right now. That's that's the situation they're in.
00:57:51 Their symptoms are telling them cancer.
00:57:55 But they don't have the means of.
00:57:57 Of of dealing with that.
00:58:03 They can't turn back the clock and undo.
00:58:06 You know the the the 50 years.
00:58:08 Of smoking that they were doing.
00:58:12 And they can't afford.
00:58:15 Or don't have the means to treat it.
00:58:18 Now that the damage has been done.
00:58:23 So they're just hoping that God is just pneumonia.
00:58:29 And in a.
00:58:30 Couple of weeks it'll be gone. All I have to do is just take some.
00:58:33 Antibiotics. It'll be fine.
00:58:42 That's the mindset they're in right now.
00:58:47 For decades and decades and decades, they abused this nation.
00:58:58 They took all these unnecessary risks.
00:59:04 All to feed their their personal dopamine receptors.
00:59:13 And now, after years of doing this.
00:59:22 Resulting medical issue.
00:59:27 Is rearing its ugly. The symptoms are starting to.
00:59:30 Show up.
00:59:42 And they're just hoping to God, it's nothing. It's nothing terminal.
00:59:50 Because if it is, if it's anything serious at all, doesn't have to be terminal. If it's anything serious at all, there's nothing they can do about it.
00:59:58 They're just going to write it out.
01:00:04 Well, they won't have to write.
01:00:05 It out.
01:00:07 Their kids will.
01:00:14 Most of these problems.
01:00:18 They're not going to affect them.
01:00:25 Most of these problems are going to be fairly minute.
01:00:29 In terms of of direct impact on them.
01:00:37 You know their their 401K is going to be, you know, safe and sound.
01:00:45 Those Social Security checks will keep showing up.
01:00:56 And they'll just drain their inheritance.
01:01:01 All the way to the grave.
01:01:03 And they'll be happy.
01:01:07 They'll be happy because.
01:01:10 That guy likes Trump.
01:01:14 That guy saying Trump deserves a black card.
01:01:20 Look, this guy, this guy likes Trump.
01:01:24 This guy likes Trump. He's a ******.
01:01:27 Look, he's black and gay and he likes Trump.
01:01:32 Looking the other way with all this ****** **** was fine too.
01:01:38 We just said that, you know.
01:01:39 Maybe they're the drag Queen story hour stuffs a little much.
01:01:42 But yeah, that won't even matter either in.
01:01:44 A few years.
01:01:51 I mean it already kind of doesn't. You had lady maga.
01:01:55 That, uh, the the.
01:01:58 Trump drag wing.
01:02:00 Showing up to CPAC, people getting pictures with Lady Maga.
01:02:09 And they were excited.
01:02:12 Ohh finally we have the ****** vote.
01:02:19 It's only a matter of time. Look, look how they behave just around.
01:02:23 Bruce Jenner.
01:02:26 Ohh finally we have we have a base training.
01:02:35 It's because they're cowards. They're *******.
01:02:41 They don't want to have to actually lift.
01:02:42 A finger to fix this problem.
01:02:46 They want to stick their head in the sand and keep kicking the can down the road.
01:02:49 Until they fall into their grave.
01:02:56 If they can convince themselves that actually, you know ******** aren't so bad if.
01:03:00 They vote for Republican.
01:03:04 They're already I. Look, they're already talking about how pedos aren't that bad.
01:03:11 Dennis Prager of Prager. You literally saying that it's not that big.
01:03:14 Of a deal if someone.
01:03:15 Jacks off to AI generated child ****.
01:03:20 It's a victimless crime.
01:03:27 You're not committing a sin when you **** *** to AI child ****.
01:03:41 And like it or not, Dennis Prager.
01:03:43 Is one of the.
01:03:43 Most influential.
01:03:47 People on the right.
01:03:49 Men with means.
01:03:58 And he's pretty middle of the road, right?
01:04:01 He's not some.
01:04:05 Obscure figure.
01:04:07 He's fairly mainstream.
01:04:10 And he's already planted that seed.
01:04:18 Pretty soon that the pedo vote.
01:04:21 You're you're going to have these political consultants into the room and say, yeah, you know, with the rise in pedophilia, maybe this is a losing battle, kind of like with abortion. Right. You're you're.
01:04:30 Already hearing that?
01:04:32 That was a big deal, right? Conservatives. That was one of the things that they were never going to budge on. Ohh no, we're never gonna budge on abortion. That's killing babies. How could we? How could you know? Look, I can. Maybe I can. Maybe.
01:04:42 Tolerate fagots or whatever, but I.
01:04:45 I'm never going to to cross into.
01:04:47 The the the realm of of killing.
01:04:49 Babies. That's insane.
01:04:54 Well, now conservatives are saying, well, maybe we were a little hasty with.
01:04:58 This no killing babies thing.
01:05:04 Seems to be politically unpopular. It seems like so many people are killing babies, we're really limiting.
01:05:09 Our our voting base.
01:05:12 By trying to limit the killing of babies.
01:05:21 You know, maybe maybe this whole thing with the Supreme Court was bad, or they overturned Roe V Wade.
01:05:36 We really gotta we gotta look about, you know, take a look at the.
01:05:39 The baby killing vote.
01:05:50 It's because they're not leaders.
01:05:52 Their followers.
01:05:56 As the society goes down the drain as it spirals the drain.
01:06:01 They're going to spiral on with it.
01:06:10 That's what every religious institution has done, too. So why wouldn't political institutions do it?
01:06:28 They want the black gangster vote. They want the baby killing vote. They want the ****** vote, they want the the drag Queen story hour vote.
01:06:40 The Hispanic vote. They want every.
01:06:42 Vote, But your vote.
01:06:43 Because you're just going to vote for them anyway.
01:06:57 Why focus on the rubes that are already trusting the plan?
01:07:05 You ever try to deprogram a a plan truster? That's it's almost impossible.
01:07:11 They know that.
01:07:24 All right, well.
01:07:28 I'm gonna go a little early into the chats just because the.
01:07:32 Our Internet issues, which hopefully are are resolved knock on actual wood here.
01:07:41 But that's where we're at right now.
01:07:47 A little bee update. There are some dead bees.
01:07:51 There, there, there were the ones I expected to be dead, though there was. There was a a couple of swarms I picked.
01:07:57 Up they were late swarming Africanized bees that didn't really have any resources and and they didn't make it. No big loss. At least they they provided that they.
01:08:06 They created a bunch of come for me so I can put nice bees in their old in their house that they built for me.
01:08:15 But yeah, the the.
01:08:17 I thought it was gonna cool off. Finally. That was the forecast we were supposed to.
01:08:20 Finally, get going to.
01:08:22 The double digits by the you know by now.
01:08:24 But that didn't happen.
01:08:27 In fact, lots of the countries and you know.
01:08:29 There's a ******* global warming, right?
01:08:36 You know, like Missouri.
01:08:37 Was up to I think create like 105 or something insane.
01:08:41 Like that and.
01:08:41 It's humid as **** out that way.
01:08:52 Anyway, let's take a look here.
01:08:54 John Skywalker was watching your monkey brain edition stream the other day and wondered if you ever got around to doing a full review of boys in the hood, or if you could do one. I've never seen all of it. It is a semi based black. Or is it a semi based?
01:09:11 Black movie I I I doubt it's just, you know, it's.
01:09:16 There, there are no based movies.
01:09:19 I mean, maybe there's one or two. I can't think of right now, but there's pretty much no based movie. So the answer to that is probably already. No, I haven't seen it.
01:09:26 A long time I don't remember.
01:09:28 Specifically, the stream you're talking about.
01:09:35 I don't remember. I think you're you're talking about the scene where the guy who played a.
01:09:42 You know the guy from the matrix when he was younger? I always forget his name.
01:09:46 But that, you know, not NEO but the.
01:09:50 The black guy in the matrix is basically telling black people to have black pride or I I don't remember the context. I have to go back and see that stream.
01:10:01 I don't know.
01:10:02 Maybe boys in the hood or some or.
01:10:03 Some other black movie like that.
01:10:04 Would be worthwhile to take a look at.
01:10:07 Especially since that's the, that's.
01:10:09 The Republican Party now, right?
01:10:13 Then you say. I also notice that you have done specific series on streams in 2021 with old TV shows and Pat, Con and Burns libel in 2022.
01:10:22 Are you planning to do one in 2023? Maybe have it being around Netflix and the programming it is pushing for the future? Perhaps go over shows like Stranger Things or the 100. I mean, look, the newer shows I I, I just think it's too obvious. I mean I just.
01:10:41 I mean, maybe it's worth it because maybe it's not super obvious to a lot of people, but I think if I was going to do that, I'd have to find something that a lot of conservatives like like, I think there's that cowboy series that everyone thinks is based, even though there's like.
01:10:55 You know, just as many ******** and fagots and, you know, based black guys in it as any other show. What is it the like, Yellowstone or whatever it's called? Maybe something like that. Maybe something that that people, I guess, because it's all.
01:11:10 It's all uh.
01:11:13 You know, as compared to right, it's like it's based as compared to like all the other super anti white ****. But that's The thing is that's one other reason why it's good to look at the older stuff. So you can see how much it's changed a lot.
01:11:27 Of people that.
01:11:27 Are younger. Don't even realize how much it's changed.
01:11:31 You know, they've been seeped in this stuff, like it's just normal for everything to be hyper, anti white.
01:11:38 So maybe it's worth taking a look at, but I mean, I don't know. I I looked at stranger Things. I was gonna actually maybe do something with stranger things. And so I I tried plowing through a lot of.
01:11:48 That and aside from the obvious stuff, and it was all obvious stuff, but yeah, you're right. A lot of people like Stranger Things, but Stranger Things was obviously, you know. Oh, look.
01:11:58 The the smart Cool Kid is a Jew. The powerful person in the series is a is a girl and you know the boys are all ********. All the strong characters are female and in fact.
01:12:11 You know the the mom is is a Jewish woman and even.
01:12:16 Though she's kind.
01:12:16 Of crazy, you know, she's the she's the smart one.
01:12:19 That kind of knows what's going.
01:12:20 On and and all the the men are all kind of tools and and. And then when she, you know the the magic girl, whatever the ESP.
01:12:31 Girl, she goes and finds the other you.
01:12:34 Know some other?
01:12:34 Girl that has magic powers. She's not just a girl, but she's also brown.
01:12:40 And even if this even is supposed to be like the 80s, she's like some black girl from the UK or something.
01:12:48 And so, you know, it was like a double diversity whammy on that one and the same thing like her whole group of misfits is, you know, the all the, the brown people are like the strong, powerful members of her crew. And like the white ones are just like the stupid spurges that are there to to help a lot. And it's just, you know.
01:13:08 It's all. It's all so obvious. It's just.
01:13:10 It wasn't really worth it. I I heard that one of the the the kids turns gay.
01:13:15 And Ohh, there's also the big race mixing thing like so one of the friends is black and you know he he's the one that's getting the girl, the white girl.
01:13:26 Yeah, it.
01:13:27 It's uh.
01:13:29 It was all so super obvious. I didn't think I it just didn't seem like it was worth my time and I was just getting ******* tired of having to watch it. It was just bad, like it was just bad all around because I I could see what they were doing. It's.
01:13:42 Like, OK, you're putting out all this really obvious ****, but there's going to be a lot of people that tolerate it because nostalgia.
01:13:50 And nostalgia cells in the same way that the look, it's just, you know, it is what it is. The same reason why the Boomers were obsessed with, you know, movies about the 50s and, you know, happy days wonder, years, all that kind of stuff that came out when.
01:14:05 The boomers were.
01:14:07 You know, in their 30s or whatever.
01:14:09 Now that Gen. X and millennials are getting older, that's the kind of ******** that they're rolling out. Is this 1980s, nineteen 90s nostalgia stuff. And so you're going to get these people that that will overlook all the obvious nightmare propaganda because.
01:14:28 Ohh look that that kid's wearing tube socks or. Ohh I I remember that song or you know it. It's it's it's.
01:14:37 It's people that.
01:14:40 I think generally, and this unfortunately fits the profile for most people.
01:14:46 Most people's lives are not turning out the way that they thought that it would turn out when they were kids.
01:14:51 And that those are the kinds of people that are obsessed with the past, the people that are obsessed with reliving their childhood are the people that want to rewind life.
01:15:03 To a time when their life wasn't.
01:15:06 You know, like, well, there was still.
01:15:07 There, there, they.
01:15:08 Still had hopes and dreams. You know, their their, their minds were still filled with possibilities. You know, they hadn't already funked up their life.
01:15:17 So they want to go back in time. They're like the uncle Ricos.
01:15:21 Of the world you know from Napoleon Dynamite, the uncle that's like stuck in this mode of reliving high school football games.
01:15:32 Because that's the last time that he felt like his life was actually going anywhere.
01:15:38 And that's kind of I think how a lot of these people and that's why the boomers liked.
01:15:42 It too, they liked. They wanted to, even though they they rebelled against the the conformity aspect of the the society and and the traditional American household, they they they're the ones that.
01:15:59 Stomped it to death to death.
01:16:01 Now I did a whole.
01:16:02 Video on this way back in the YouTube days.
01:16:07 They were horrified with what replaced it.
01:16:13 And so they were hooked on the nostalgia, too. But the difference was, and they're kind of doing this with the with the 80s stuff too, where they're going like like, for example, there was that movie Pleasantville. I did a whole video on Pleasantville where they show this, you know, that they they get stuck in a leave it to Beaver style television show.
01:16:34 And they they have to make it look bad.
01:16:36 They have to make it look like the 1950s were really bad. That's why the 1960s had to be so crazy and why we had to, you know, smash the establishment and destroy all tradition. Because the 1950s it might.
01:16:47 Have looked good.
01:16:48 It might have looked really good on, you know, on leave it to Beaver or whatever.
01:16:51 But it was a living hell.
01:16:53 And so they'll do that and and and I think that they kind of are doing that with, I don't know about strangers. I couldn't watch a lot of it. So I don't know if they end up doing this with the gay kid and stuff like that, but they they'll do that, right, they'll they'll let you have the.
01:17:09 But then they'll insert all this stuff about, like, oh, you know, I know you you really like Rubik's Cubes and Tetris. And and the NES and and whatever. But, you know, actually the 80s and 90s were really bad because we were really intolerant of **** and and, you know, and and black people and everything. It was just really terrible.
01:17:32 And so I suspect that a lot of the nostalgia **** that's going to it's already, you know, being being rolled out, but I'm sure it'll continue. It was the 80s for a little bit. It's going to be more than 90s I think now because it's like fashion, right?
01:17:44 Like in the 90s, all the 70s fashions got recycled that that's all they do. They just recycle a lot of this stuff, you know, that's.
01:17:51 Why you had all?
01:17:52 The bell bottoms and and you know.
01:17:55 All these movies, even if it was kind of making fun of the 70s in the 60s, you know, like you had Austin Powers and all this other stuff, it was reintroducing the aesthetic and reintroducing the culture because it was a cheap way for them to recycle the same **** they already had the IP on.
01:18:16 So it's the same kind of that's what they're going to do. They're going to start recycling all the 90 stuff. There's already kind of a little bit, you know, like bringing back flannels and grunge and all this other stuff. And that's just what they they'll do in perpetuity cause it's it's makes money.
01:18:31 And people, people are suckers for it because the majority of people their lives in, especially in in the Western civilization right now in the modern Western civilization that we live in right now, the majority of people, yeah, their dreams are not coming true.
01:18:51 So they're they're finding themselves in this increasingly in this situation where they want to relive their childhood because that was the last time they were happy.
01:19:02 9 Nation review the idea of another Trump presidency, with it sedating the masses for another 4 to 8 years has me black pilled.
01:19:11 Yeah, I look I.
01:19:14 I don't know that it'll just be sedating the masses. It'll definitely be sedating the the Q *****. But I don't think that.
01:19:22 It's the worst thing from an accelerationist point of view.
01:19:26 I don't, because even though he'll be sucking Israel off like it's his job, because it will be his job.
01:19:32 And even though you know a lot of the the the right leaning people will go right back to sleep.
01:19:39 They'll hear, you know Trump will say that, you know, he he built a wall or something, they'll all believe.
01:19:45 Maybe he'll roll out another vaccine.
01:19:49 And they'll all take it.
01:19:51 But the that said, I think there's still gonna be.
01:19:54 The chaos factor.
01:19:56 I think you're going to have BLM style riots. I think you're gonna have Antifa riots. I think you're going to have this kind of stuff that's going to add chaos and it's going to just keep jacking up the the rhetoric, the rhetoric, the, the civil war type rhetoric will will just increase the division.
01:20:11 Will increase.
01:20:14 And so I think it's a.
01:20:15 Good thing. Well, I don't know.
01:20:17 It's not a bad thing.
01:20:18 There's there's probably.
01:20:19 Better things that could happen, but I don't. I don't see it as necessarily putting people to sleep just based on their behavior right now with him. Just the idea of him running has them, you know, indicting him and all this other stuff. And so if he gets elected and who knows, maybe he'll grow a pair. You know, if Trump's anything, he's a narcissist.
01:20:39 Not, not not like grow a pair as and he'll become right wing, but like.
01:20:43 He's a narcissist.
01:20:47 And he's going to take all of this stuff personally.
01:20:51 All this legal law, all this law fair that's going on, he's going to take it personally.
01:20:56 And maybe he'll grow a pair and retaliate to some extent, and that's going to keep ratcheting up the the tension and the the chaos. And that could be a, I mean, I don't know. It's impossible to predict the future, but.
01:21:07 That's that's still, I think, a good possibility.
01:21:11 All right, then we got some *** **** money, some *** **** money from Appalachian. Saxon.
01:21:19 Oh, there's like a.
01:21:21 Cop car. Weigh the **** out here. If you guys can hear that there's like a siren going by, I wonder if there's.
01:21:27 A fire somewhere because I.
01:21:29 Don't know who the **** would be the way the **** out.
01:21:32 Ah, where's the where's the *** **** money thing?
01:21:36 All my I have too many. See, I gotta. I have to go through and redo all these. I.
01:21:40 Gotta redo all those.
01:21:41 Is power money is the only weapon that that you have to defend itself.
01:21:46 How? Julie this *** is.
01:22:07 Appalachian Saxon says being a real hillbilly, I heard from a lot of people about Richmond north of Richmond.
01:22:16 They were surprised. I sneered at the song. I heard too many positive things about the song and my people from the wrong sources that it updated. Hang on a SEC.
01:22:28 From the wrong where? Where, where was I?
01:22:31 That should be enough. Also, he didn't sound or act like a real hillbilly. Well, obviously, yeah, he he's faking his accent. He's got he. He comes from money. He's got like, you know.
01:22:43 Tons of acreage because, you know, he comes from money and I don't think he's ever had, like, a real job.
01:22:48 In his life, he's just one of these limousine homesteaders, if you will.
01:22:55 And a studio gangster, as I said, last string and he's he's proving he's proving me right.
01:23:01 With everything he says.
01:23:03 He, he, he.
01:23:03 Literally said that the Republicans were the problem. It wasn't about Joe Biden and he didn't like Republicans promoting his song.
01:23:14 In fact, that tweet that I put out that got something like create like over 10 million impressions now where there was this war going on between boomers and the leftist basically, although echoing each other saying.
01:23:25 The exact same thing.
01:23:27 In the replies to it, I still get notifications from that ******* tweet, and I've.
01:23:33 Hilariously noticed, there's now lefties that like the song.
01:23:40 That, that, that now that I'm getting positive, I'm getting replies from lefties.
01:23:45 Were there positively, like, oh, I'm glad that is a good song.
01:23:51 I'm glad he's not racist.
01:23:54 All right, we got fat little ******** toe.
01:24:05 I'm just here to give you money before I pass out. Take it easy and keep your rifle by your side. Always and forever. And I appreciate that fat little ******** toe.
01:24:19 Hopefully you can catch the replay here.
01:24:22 Billy Bob reading the Turner Diaries and Holy Hell, there is nothing he wrote that is not happening now to us. Only at Chapter 15 can me and my old lady get a pit.
01:24:35 Get a pet.
01:24:38 If I can find it on my my entirely 2 long list of of stupid things.
01:24:44 Here, here we go.
01:24:49 In broken.
01:25:01 Alright, blind ******, a lot of ******* in the.
01:25:04 Audience, I don't know what to.
01:25:06 Think of that.
01:25:07 Blind ******. We cannot have a free market of ideas.
01:25:12 Yet are supposedly A democracy double think doesn't even begin to describe this insanity or, well as rolling in his grave. Get ready for having to obtain a broadcasting license for live streaming. Yeah, I think something along those lines would be something that they would they would absolutely want.
01:25:32 I mean, that's.
01:25:33 They America was a little loosey goosey with the regulatory stuff. When television came out, as compared to other countries, I remember, I was looking up information to restore an old tube radio that I was working on, and I came across this Mr. Carlson's lab, who's this YouTuber guide that fixes up then.
01:25:54 There's electronics. He had this old video where he had some he's he's Canadian and he had some old tube AM radio that was, I don't know, probably from, like the 1930s.
01:26:05 So and in the bottom of the radio, there was a drawer and he opened it up. And he's like, oh, look, it's the it's the original license because in Canada you needed a license to receive.
01:26:18 The radio you had to have a A. Now eventually they did away with that, but you had to get a license just to have a radio. Like to listen to radio, not to broadcast, but to listen to radio.
01:26:30 And that's the same kind of a thing that that continues in the UK. You have to have a license to, to watch TV, you have to pay a, you know, an extra tax to.
01:26:39 Watch TV. And so it's not as if that there isn't some kind of precedent for this. This is something that they've absolutely always done.
01:26:49 And I think that especially in places like the UK or yeah, well yeah, the UK and the EU and Canada because they don't have the same and and look eventually here.
01:27:03 We still have the the, the residue, the residue of the Constitution. Protecting some of this stuff. But it's washing away along with the people that you know that along with the demographic who is genetically tied to the people who wrote it.
01:27:17 Eventually they they will get rid of it, but I think that.
01:27:19 You will.
01:27:20 See in in the same way that you see this legislation that we played.
01:27:24 In the beginning of the stream.
01:27:26 Where they're shutting, they're going to have official truth ministers.
01:27:30 Yeah. I mean, of course, they're gonna have. They're gonna try to limit what you can. I mean, they're doing it right now. They're doing it right now. They're limiting what you can see, and they'll, they'll they'll eventually limit what you can broadcast. And that's what that's actually what that is.
01:27:42 Because if they if they charge, I mean it's.
01:27:47 It's not even it's not a license per say, but it's it's like how Apple police is the App Store, right? They'll say that, well, you can't have your app in the App Store unless you do XY and Z and the EU is basically saying you can't have a website in the EU unless you do.
01:28:04 X&Y&Z.
01:28:06 And a lot of people will conform to that. And and once that becomes the norm on the bigger platforms, which it will, it will become the norm. It's already kind of like the norm on on Instagram and on Facebook and and YouTube and such that they won't care about ****, they won't care about **** at all, but they'll they'll care about any kind of.
01:28:28 Hate speech and wrong think.
01:28:31 And they'll shut it down quicker than they've already been doing.
01:28:35 Appalachian Saxon, most of most Americans, don't realize how little culture and identity they have. Appalachians have a victim narrative and a crime like culture, moonshining, tax evasion, et cetera. Things you've mentioned as useful. This kept me unapologetic and proud of MyHeritage.
01:28:55 And race as I traveled the world.
01:28:58 Yeah, I think that.
01:29:01 You know it. It's it's.
01:29:02 It's not the best part of human nature, but.
01:29:07 Because it does. It comes with its drawbacks, but having a victim narrative is often the glue that holds people together. I mean, just look at the Jews. That's one of the reasons why they hold so tightly to the Holocaust. Because without that Holocaust narrative, they don't have any reason to, for anyone to have sympathy with them. I mean, they, they they are the problem.
01:29:26 In most cases, and if they didn't have this force field called the the the Six guerrilla.
01:29:33 It wouldn't work, you know, like the people would start to notice things. Look, Blacks have the same thing, right? Like everyone's, you know, all these people that are excited to watch these black people on these videos talk about how they love Trump.
01:29:45 That a lot of what's what's creating that is.
01:29:49 Decades of white guilt for slavery.
01:29:52 You know, blacks have the victim narrative of, oh, well, we were slaves and that's why we underperform and commit.
01:29:57 Crime in a lot of well meaning people have believed that, and maybe that made a little more sense to believe that back in the 1950s and 60s when you could say, well, you know, slavery wasn't that long ago and maybe, maybe, maybe we should just integrate and and it'll it'll be fixed. And the only reason why they were underperforming.
01:30:18 Was because of this. You know the opportunities weren't the same. And so we're going to force the opportunities to be the same with affirmative action, all the other.
01:30:27 Stuff well now.
01:30:28 All of that's still failed. In fact, the thing it's shifts got worse.
01:30:35 You know, there's there's no other reason that they can.
01:30:38 They can. They they can explain it, but they still hang on to that victim narrative because it works.
01:30:46 White people will always feel guilty about slavery, even though almost none of them were involved. Their ancestors were not involved in that whatsoever.
01:30:56 And many Jews.
01:31:01 Blind ****** Trump converted to Judaism, but he got that black vote because he looked like a gangster wearing that suit, looking at the camera with damn gangster eyes.
01:31:16 Because his head tilted and sheared.
01:31:22 Yes, you guys are calling yourself.
01:31:26 Right.
01:31:28 Appalachian Saxon.
01:31:30 Anyways, another advantage of having a real culture.
01:31:33 Is you can quickly discern who is one of yours and who is not. I immediately knew the red bearded fact wasn't one of mine. Our culture is being eroded as of late, but it's more intact than most of America. Yeah, yeah, there. When you're raised in a culture, you do pick up on all these little things, you know, even though, like, I stopped going to church when I was like 14 or.
01:31:53 So being raised Mormon, I would pick up just the way that I would meet other white people professionally, or I'd see them on TV or, you know, socially maybe. And the way they would phrase things or the OR just a word choice that they would use you would there was there were little little things that would pop up and you'd be like, oh, that guy's definitely a Mormon.
01:32:16 Like you know, the way he said that I can tell like that's that's a a Mormonism, you know, so to speak. It's kind of funny. I was actually trying to explain this to someone the other day. And I said it's kind of like, if you're, if you're a pot.
01:32:31 And you move to a new town and you don't know who to back in the day before you can just. I guess now you can just.
01:32:37 Get it delivered to your.
01:32:37 House, but back?
01:32:38 In the good old days.
01:32:40 When buying weed, weed was illegal and it was all shady. You'd go you went to a new town and and you got a new job and you had to find.
01:32:50 A new hookup.
01:32:51 You had to find the guy that sold weed in that Newtown and you couldn't exactly go to work and just be like, hey, any all ******* smoke weed like this if it was like a real job.
01:33:01 Right.
01:33:02 So instead you had the deal like you had to play this little game of of trying to to get them to say something that would, you know, that would be one of these things that would, you know, the secret handshake, the verbal secret handshake. They would let you know that.
01:33:16 Oh, OK that guy.
01:33:17 Gets high and you'd have to do this little thing where you'd be.
01:33:21 Like oh hey.
01:33:23 You know, maybe joke about it, right? Like you know, wait till it's happy hour when everyone's kind of drunk and then make a joke about smoking pot, you know? But it's like totally a joke. It's not. You're not talking about you and then see who laughs the hardest. The joke and then you know or maybe say like, oh, you know, or say something like. Well, yeah, I tried it.
01:33:42 Once in high school, but.
01:33:44 I don't do.
01:33:44 It now and then. Like look around, you know, and check out the responses from people.
01:33:49 Uh, yeah, that's that's kind of uh.
01:33:52 Yeah, maybe, maybe.
01:33:54 Maybe that's how it is now, with just white people. It actually kind of is like that with white.
01:33:58 People. So.
01:34:00 This is kind of weird, but there's a there's a door. There was a.
01:34:03 Door to door salesman.
01:34:05 That showed up in my house earlier this week. I mean, I don't know why he drove way the **** out here.
01:34:11 I would hate to.
01:34:11 Have whatever. Whatever.
01:34:12 Territory that guy's got he he's getting.
01:34:14 ****** cause he's he's like no one.
01:34:16 Out here and he shows up.
01:34:18 And he he he did the secret. I'm racist handshake.
01:34:24 It was really kind of funny because he was trying to guilt me into buying his stuff by by saying like, Oh yeah, my I've had all this, these problems in my truck. You know, my truck's been breaking down or whatever. And now every time like the, you know, this brakes, we got the we have the Jerry rig, the the car.
01:34:42 Well, we and then he then he paused for a second and said, well, we we call it Jerry rig now. But because I'm in public. But you know, you know what I mean? And of course what he meant was Nigar rig because that's, you know, and I was like, oh, yeah, yeah, I know what you mean.
01:35:00 Secret handshake delivered. I get it. OK. Still not buying your ****.
01:35:06 Yeah. So anyway, let's see.
01:35:10 Blind ****** again. Why would anyone give a ****?
01:35:14 About what a nagger thinks. Well, it's I've, I've. I've spent the whole stream explain why they give a ****.
01:35:20 You know, they, they they care more about that than what white people want.
01:35:24 They call me. Well, Speaking of what a thinks, here's one right now. They call me Mr. ****. I watched Irish jam as a kid with my or with my off their boat grandparents who laughed their ***** off. I remember thinking it degenerate and turned off by the Niger long.
01:35:44 What? What you talking about? Irish jam.
01:35:48 I don't know what that is. I'm going to look this up because I have no idea you're talking about now. Irish jam.
01:35:58 Is that is that some Irish thing?
01:36:06 OK, I thought I typed it in.
01:36:13 Ohh it's it's literally a potato movie.
01:36:20 OK, this is weird.
01:36:23 And say, black, it's an black Irish rapper.
01:36:31 How did I not find this when I was doing my potato stream?
01:36:37 OK, well, I've never seen that.
01:36:41 I mean, this was their homeland and they were OK with it. Sad. RIP to them. Well, I don't. I haven't seen the movie, so I'll have to see what what it's about. But it looks like it's some black rapper guy in Ireland or something.
01:36:53 And so there's probably.
01:36:54 A lot of like the oh, he's funny and.
01:36:56 Different and I'm glad that he approves of some of our culture.
01:36:59 Have them at Kalashnikova, Devon. Which group of people do you dislike the most? 1 The Boomers 2 anime fans, 3 flat Earthers, 4 people who complain about you saying potato 5Q.
01:37:12 Cards. Why I I dislike the people who fit all of those at once, because there there are boomers. Well, maybe they maybe. There's probably a lot of boomer anime fans, so it'd probably be Boomer flat Earthers who complain about me saying potato Digger, who were also custards, who maybe are OK with anime. So they're.
01:37:32 All the above, how about that?
01:37:34 Blind ****** getting arrested as part of black culture. You heard it from Dreadlock. She it. I'm out of money because the government has a lien for not paying taxes. Sorry.
01:37:46 Well, that sucks. That sucks. But yeah, don't don't donate more than you can afford to. To not have. So I appreciate that blind ******.
01:38:00 Bounded God.
01:38:02 Logos revealed would be a great conversation. He is a smart he then like you. OK well, I'm not. I don't know who that is, but I can look into that zazzy mattas. But sometimes I am glad that some of my favorite celebrities are dead because.
01:38:18 Because I wouldn't want.
01:38:19 To hear what they have to say about politics. Sure, it would be nice to hear a new album from Hendrix, but I bet his interviews would be insufferable.
01:38:29 What celebrity are you glad isn't around to disappoint you.
01:38:33 I I you know, I never really.
01:38:35 Was was into celebrity.
01:38:40 You know, there's maybe a time when you're, like, in high school, when you when you're very connected to what the new music is and you think that's more important than it really is. Like to the extent where, like, that's like one of the things like you won't date, you won't date a girl if she doesn't like your favorite band. Like, that's like the big oh, well, we're, we're not going to work out then if you don't like this song.
01:39:01 You know, stuff like that.
01:39:03 But that's, I mean, that was like when I was like 15 or 16 is when I thought like that I used to really like Jim Henson because I wanted to get into doing special effects with robots and and puppets and stuff like that before everything got computer animated. And he died of the flu or maybe AIDS. I don't. It depends on who you ask, I guess.
01:39:24 But yeah, I mean I I guess that would have been disappointing if he was.
01:39:28 A big **** and he might have been.
01:39:30 There's no way to really know.
01:39:34 But yeah, I'm. I'm just not disappointed by celebrities because I don't really identify.
01:39:39 You know no part of my identity is wrapped.
01:39:41 Up in celebrities.
01:39:43 So when they act like celebrities, I'm not shocked or or bothered by it.
01:39:49 I just think.
01:39:49 They need to go in the pit. Harmless. Gee, to quote Lindy, Man, it is easy to.
01:39:54 Hate the rich.
01:39:55 But do you have the courage to?
01:39:57 Hate the poor.
01:39:59 I have the courage. Absolutely.
01:40:02 To hate the poor.
01:40:04 Not all the poor.
01:40:06 Some of the poor people are not poor out of.
01:40:09 And if anything they've done, you know specifically.
01:40:14 But there are a lot of poor people who are poor and deserve it.
01:40:19 Jay Cohn with the *** **** money.
01:40:22 Money is power. Money is the.
01:40:24 Only weapon that the.
01:40:25 Jew has to defend himself with.
01:40:27 Go, Julie, this *** is.
01:40:45 Jay con whites continue to get strung out on drugs and or be so liberal that they feel procreating is a sin. The other day I drove by homeless whites shooting at each other. How do we build up our people? Everyone is lost.
01:41:04 I believe it is a lack of spiritual beliefs. Thoughts. Are they all a lost cause?
01:41:09 No, but a lot of.
01:41:09 People are. That's the first thing is a lot of people are. And if people were unfortunately we because we don't have any institutions that are are set up to that are on our side that are set up to help out with the.
01:41:21 Problem. We're kind of left to what we can do ourselves and unfortunately without the resources that these institutions have, it's not like I I can't, like, make some big foundation. You know, I can't make like the the Stack foundation tomorrow there's there's just not the funding for that sort of thing. So really, what what it boils down to is kind of what I was talking about with that.
01:41:45 Dynasty video that I put out on telegram and on it was basically just a I cut up a response to a sub or a hyper chat last stream where I think it's something I've been thinking about a lot lately and that is that.
01:41:59 A lot of us come from a background of blue collar type people. That's why we don't have generational wealth and.
01:42:05 That kind of mentality is an OK, it's acceptable and it can.
01:42:11 Even be honorable.
01:42:12 In some cases it's a good way to live your life. If your ruling class isn't trying to kill you.
01:42:18 You know it's it's OK, for example, to be an obedient child if your parents love you and are providing for you.
01:42:25 But if your parents are abusive and beating the **** out of you, being an obedient child is now has an element of existential threat to it, and that's that's the same way. That's the same way it is with the the relationship between the ruling class and the lower classes right now is that.
01:42:45 It's look, it's fine if they're actually doing their job, you can just sit there and be like I'm gonna be a humble farmer. I'm gonna be a humble, you know, mechanic or whatever. And and I'm gonna enjoy the simple things in life.
01:42:56 Life and and you know I'm. I'm not going to leave my kids with nothing. But you know, we're all going to enjoy things as a family and and I'll try to make them into good people and and that's good enough. Right. Like that's good. I'll feel like I've succeeded as a parent. If my kids are just good people and that's all.
01:43:14 And that's that's how a lot of families.
01:43:17 Have thought for centuries, and that's just not enough anymore.
01:43:22 It's not enough anymore because you're dealing with a a group of families who have dynasties, who have generational wealth. They have foundations. They have all of these institutions, and we don't have the means often or or certainly not available right now, to fight back to the degree that need that.
01:43:42 That we.
01:43:42 Need to and so what's the solution? Well, you can sit there and wring your hands and be all worried about it. Or like I've said before, I used to simplify it just by saying that you need to raise a John Connor, and that's that's still very true. But you also need to think about it in terms of, OK, that means I'm going to have to make sacrifices. I'm going to have to do the sorts of things that my parents didn't do.
01:44:04 Because they didn't. They didn't like, you know, this whole.
01:44:10 Go. Come on. Live a little. Let me have, like, you know this, this fancy car. Let me have my, my sports car. Let me have my, my all terrain vehicle, you know or my my jet ski or or let's let's do our our vacation in Paris and or Disneyland or you know whatever it is. Right. Let's spend money.
01:44:28 On this stuff that we can just barely.
01:44:30 Budget because it's for.
01:44:32 You know, family time and that's how I'm going to justify.
01:44:35 It or let's.
01:44:35 Let's buy the the stucco monstrosity and the gated community, because my my kid gets to go to the, you know, not the private school, the nice public school and whatever. No, I think that you can't do that anymore. I think that you can't do that anymore. And you have to start making lots of sacrifices.
01:44:52 And living.
01:44:54 Very differently than than everyone than all of your ancestors did, and start prioritizing making a a A not just a John Connor, but like a almost like a mafia family like you have to have a family that understands that you aren't. You know, this individualism that, like our ancestors, have been doing where it's like.
01:45:16 Alright, now go. Alright, Billy, we're gonna kick you out of the house. We turn 18, you're gonna make something of yourself and you're gonna make Dad proud. That's all ********.
01:45:23 Now that's all ********, because little Billy is going to go out there and he's going to be overwhelmed by the system. What you have to do is you have to start your own dynasty, and that's what a lot of these families did. You know it. It's not like I said before, you might have to go back 1000 years to find the guy that.
01:45:37 Did it that?
01:45:38 You know, like to find that you.
01:45:39 Know Nathaniel Rothschild or not, Nathaniel, but the mayor?
01:45:43 Rothschild or whoever that guy was that basically.
01:45:47 Got the Rothschild dynasty going? You might have to, you know, go back quite a ways and you might not get the same results as as a Rothschild at the special. The first generation around. But what you can do is lay down the law. You can you can indoctrinate your children to look at your family as this thing. That's that's that.
01:46:07 Goes on forever that you know your last name means something. You know you're you're not just, you know, it's like how Barron Trump probably feels, you know, Barron Trump isn't just some Zoomer that's 8 feet tall. He's a Trump, you know. And you know, just like a Kennedy is a Kennedy.
01:46:25 You know, and a Bush is a Bush, and your name should mean something, and you need to get your your family to understand that that your your name means something and it's going to be something that lives on forever and it's and in order to do that, you, if you're going to get that, unless you're the, you know, starting out with a bunch of money, you might have to make a lot of sacrifices.
01:46:45 And start teaching your kid like you know the like the, you know, like rich parents teach their kids.
01:46:50 How to be comfortable not with being a hard working guy, you know, like, oh, my son. He sure is a hard worker for Masa. No, you need to, like, reprogram all that **** and start thinking about getting your your kids OK with attaining power and and wielding power and and and being.
01:47:10 Not feeling guilty about.
01:47:12 And not feeling like that, they're they're somehow taking like this whole, you know, pull yourself up by your bootstrap stuff. Like, look, I get it. You know, I get the ohh hard work builds character and whatever, but it it it doesn't build wealth. It doesn't build generational wealth. It doesn't build power. And so yeah, you maybe you need a little bit of that so that you don't.
01:47:34 Raise a bunch of sociopaths, but to some extent you need to raise.
01:47:40 You know the little bit of there needs to be a little sociopath.
01:47:42 In them to.
01:47:44 Have there needs to be a little bit of this?
01:47:46 Cold, calculating ******** in their head that just it's unfortunate, but that's just the way that it is.
01:47:53 So I think that's the answer to.
01:47:54 That harm in terms of the spirituality side of it, yeah, I I I don't have a good answer to that. I I wish that I did, but yeah.
01:48:03 That is a missing component. Harmless Gee.
01:48:06 Did you see the articles? The Negress leading the Biden DOJ lawsuit against SpaceX?
01:48:11 Wrote while she was at Harvard, responding to the Bell curve with the magic melon and ********, JF did a scientific response. Well, that's kind of funny. I haven't seen that. I'm. I'm. I'm not going to do it. Be able to do any links tonight just cause the Internet connections already ate ****, you know, two or three times and I don't want to. I don't want to roll the dice with that. I want to just keep going.
01:48:32 You know.
01:48:33 But I I'm sure it's. I'm sure it's a good response. Jeff usually has a.
01:48:38 Has that topic figured out?
01:48:41 Cabbage. Bandit cabbage bandit.
01:49:00 Thanks for the stream, Devin.
01:49:01 Well, I appreciate that Cabbage band.
01:49:03 Got it.
01:49:04 Harmless Gee again in the aftermath of the George Floyd nonsense, Harvard appointed a black president and admitted A freshman class that was 20% black and only around 10% non Hispanic, non Jewish white. So expect a lot more crap in the future. Absolutely. They're going to be the the ruling class, they really are.
01:49:25 That's why you need to start building your own dynasty so that if because if you don't, your kids are just going.
01:49:30 To be working for those people.
01:49:32 Splitter trays regarding those white political consultants and white people in general. You used to work with. What do you think happened to make them so indifferent to the existential crisis? They were libertarian in their thinking. They were post race that I guess that's the only way to really put it is they had they were, they were sociopaths, just in a much.
01:49:52 Different way, the all they cared about was profit. That's all they cared about. They didn't think that that race had was meaningful at all. You could tell. And I think it's because a lot of these people were rich kids. These were the people that I'm telling you to raise children to defeat. These were the rich kids, the only black people they knew were the black people that went to Harvard as an example.
01:50:13 The only so the only diversity they're ever encountering are either the diversity that is, you know, the exception to the rule.
01:50:22 Or the the help.
01:50:25 I guess is another way to put it.
01:50:27 And so they, they're they, they, they they come prepackaged with white guilt.
01:50:32 They've never been in proximity to actual diversity, and so the libertarian mindset makes perfect sense.
01:50:40 You know, we're all the same.
01:50:42 A lowly scribe in God's army. Now that you've taken the flat Earthers down a peg or two, can you go after the jamatia *******? Yeah.
01:50:50 I you know, I don't even.
01:50:52 That's that's so like nonsensical to me that I don't. I don't even take it serious enough.
01:50:57 To address it, you know what I mean? Like, I don't. I don't even think. I don't think there's I. I know that there are. There is, like, a population of people who think that. Ohh, everything's. Yeah. There's all these codes and numerology. I think that's legit schizophrenia at that point. Right. Like I think you can believe in Flat Earth and not be full on ******. But if you think that like you know.
01:51:17 Do you believe in stuff like the Bible code? And like all this other weird stuff that's that's when your brain is starting to see. And definitionally it's it's like.
01:51:26 You know what separates the genius from the crazy person is the genius is really good at pattern recognition and the crazy person who might also be good at really, you know, pattern recognition. But they they, they, they they kind of they start seeing patterns where no patterns exist or they see pattern they they they.
01:51:44 Misunderstand the frequency at which coincidence really does happen in the world.
01:51:53 Alright, let's take a look here. Actually. What? Hang on one second.
01:51:57 Hang on one second.
01:51:59 I'll be right back. I gotta.
01:52:00 Do something quick.
01:52:27 Thank you.
01:52:57 Thank you.
01:53:40 Thank you.
01:53:52 How long this thing worked?
01:53:54 I was like ohh.
01:53:57 Ohh alright that.
01:53:58 Was that was.
01:54:01 OK, I'm back. Colonel Edward at Central Park 5 stream would be amazing. I read somewhere that even the woman they raped one of them out of jail, that stream would be every bit as good as the satanic panic stream. Yeah, it's it's it's bad.
01:54:20 It might be worth it. It's it is bad.
01:54:25 Yeah, it's it's very much like the satanic panic.
01:54:32 Harmless G time will tell how the recent affirmative action court decision affects the demographics of Harvard going forward in California, where affirmative action has been officially banned for a while. UC Berkeley and Caltech are around 2% black and UCLA's around 3%.
01:54:52 I didn't know they banned in California. I'm actually a little.
01:54:54 Surprised by that?
01:54:57 But yeah, there you go.
01:54:59 Ohh wait and then continue. But Stanford, which is supposedly the most elite university in California with the lowest acceptance rate, is 7% black.
01:55:10 A few years ago, a mulatto got into Stanford by writing Black Lives Matter repeatedly as the application essay.
01:55:19 Well, I'm not not a I'm not surprised by.
01:55:21 But or or disappointed at this point, all these educational institutions are are just as bad as as everything else. That's another reason why you got to start the dynasty. Look homeschooling your kid, even before all everything got really bad. Homeschooled kids, in my experience as much as sometimes they were socially awkward, and that was always the big excuse to not do it.
01:55:43 Right. Oh, you don't want your kid to be a weirdo?
01:55:46 In every instance.
01:55:48 Every kid that I knew that was homeschooled was was way ahead of the curve way like way ahead of the curve.
01:55:58 Intellectually and and and honestly, even like they were socially awkward or whatever, they were just better people.
01:56:07 You know, and they were socially awkward because they were uncomfortable around degeneracy.
01:56:12 That's made him socially awkward. They were socially awkward because they didn't know how to react when, like one of your friends pulled out a pipe and started smoking pot in front of them.
01:56:20 Because I was just like, whoa, what?
01:56:22 The **** is this?
01:56:25 I think you can raise kids that and look. Unfortunately I think there will be.
01:56:32 It's hard to know like, I feel like there are certain areas where you're going to have to have kids go to.
01:56:37 A university if you want them to. Actually, you know, become lawyers or scientists or anything like that if you want them to actually, like, there are certain.
01:56:47 Areas where you.
01:56:48 Do need to have kids that that go to universities and there aren't any universities that are.
01:56:56 Non paused. Maybe online university is an option. I mean it's a lot of the bigger universities still allow or have some kind of online version right? I mean I'm maybe not like Harvard and stuff like that, but does your kid have to go to ******* Harvard to be to have a good education and and?
01:57:15 To get your dynasty to go in someplace. I mean, I don't.
01:57:18 Think so. In fact, your kid might not even need to go to, you know, college at all. If they're going to be.
01:57:26 Working it with a family business. That's the other thing too is you understand with all these dynasties, even though they're the family business, isn't like something that you might think of traditionally as a family business, right? It's not like, ohh. It's it's I inherited the carpet cleaning business that my dad did. You know Billy Bob and sons or, you know, whatever the.
01:57:44 ****. You know their.
01:57:46 Their family business in the the case of Trump, for example, it's real.
01:57:50 Real estate. You know their family businesses. We're rich. We have money and we're going to manage it. That big ball of money and make sure it never goes away and reinvest into our family. And so that when our kids are born, they they're just born with tons of ******* money and they can, you know, we'll, we'll teach them how we kept the ball of money going so that they can keep the ball of money going. That's the kind of thinking you can deal with that.
01:58:11 You don't necessarily think you need to have a Harvard education to make that happen.
01:58:16 UM.
01:58:18 So it it's it's tricky, but because the other thing we talked about this last stream too, it's like what do you do then like you don't you don't want your kid to be completely sheltered, but you don't want them to be immersed in the degeneracy either. So you need to make them aware of the stuff that you're keeping away from them and be honest about it like, that was the biggest thing with me when I started smoking pot.
01:58:40 When I was like 14 or whenever I.
01:58:41 Then the biggest reason why I was not afraid of doing it is I knew my parents.
01:58:47 Were lying about it.
01:58:49 My I knew my parents had never touched drugs in their lives and that the things that they said about drugs did not line up with what I was seeing in friends that were doing drugs.
01:58:59 You know, it didn't make any sense. Like, so I was like, well, they're they're lying about it, so maybe it's not that bad.
01:59:05 And so I I tried smoking pot with one of my friends and it it was like totally different than what I was told it was going to be like.
01:59:14 And then after that, you know you start wondering, well, what else are they lying about? You know, you can't lie to your kids. You can't try to scare them into being good people. You need to be up front with them and say, like with my kids, for example. Yeah. I can't say like, ohh.
01:59:29 Don't smoke pot because it's really bad and and you know you'll go to hell or whatever, right? It's like, no, like I I smoke pot and I wish that I hadn't because I'm sure I'm stupider now because of it. I was definitely lazier it it's it makes you OK with, with doing nothing with your life and so.
01:59:49 It's it's fun. It makes music sound better, it makes video games seem more interesting and and it makes sitting on your *** doing nothing a lot more.
01:59:59 Enjoyable. But that's also why you don't want to do it. You know the same thing with alcohol. You know, my parents made it seem like, you know, alcohol was was the same thing as fentanyl. You know, like it was like, if you, uh, if you drink a beer, you know, that's you're going to die or something. And and then I drank a beer and was like, I didn't die. Everything was fine, you know.
02:00:18 Like I feel a little weird, but like nothing too terrible happened.
02:00:23 And so a lot of that's about the age.
02:00:27 I kind of went off the rails is when I realized that a lot of these restrictive Mormon rules that my parents were imposing on me and look, and I'm glad they did to some extent. But at the time when I'm 14 and I start to think, oh, well, they're just lying about a lot of this stuff.
02:00:44 So you don't want to make it create a situation like that where your kids are like, oh, well, all this stuff that that mom and dad put in my head is.
02:00:51 Just all ********.
02:00:53 Just be honest about it. Like no.
02:00:54 You know.
02:00:55 **** is exciting to look at if you're a guy you know, but This is why it's.
02:01:01 And This is why you should avoid it. You know this is this is this is, you know, drugs are they make you feel good. They can be fun getting hammered and with your friends at at parties it can be really fun.
02:01:16 But it's it's just not this. See, this is where the dynasty thing kicks in, too, because you can start using language like. Well, that's not what we do. That's not that's not what the stacks do. That might be what the Johnsons over there do. That might be what the the Hernandez's do over there, but we're not. We're not Hernandez. We're *******.
02:01:38 And that's not what we do.
02:01:40 You know that's that is not going to help.
02:01:42 Us in our dynasty.
02:01:44 See, I think you need to start.
02:01:46 Putting that kind of name.
02:01:49 I don't want to say name recognition, but like I don't know what you would call that, but that that kind of family pride, you need to start at a very early age. And I'm talking toddler, you know, when you when you tell him not to oh, don't stop.
02:02:02 Eating. You know, I I saw you sneak those cookies. You know you're, you know.
02:02:07 We're not gluttons.
02:02:09 We're not thieves. That's not what we do here. Make them feel like they're.
02:02:13 Part of a group.
02:02:15 Give them their own kind of social pressure.
02:02:18 A very localized version of social pressure.
02:02:21 Make them ashamed to do these sorts of things because they're not just, you know, they're not disappointing you. They're they're they're failing the family name. I don't think people a lot of white people don't think in terms like that. I never did. I never did a million ******* years. Like I said before, I wanted to get out of the house as quickly as possible because I.
02:02:40 Thought my parents were.
02:02:42 We're crazy. They just think they didn't get it, you know?
02:02:47 And they were out of touch and they didn't get it.
02:02:50 And I wanted to go out to the world.
02:02:51 And have fun. And I didn't feel like I was disappointing anyone by doing it, and I didn't think I was letting down any kind of family name by doing it.
02:02:59 And that's.
02:03:02 That's not the way I you know I.
02:03:04 Want to have?
02:03:05 The next generation of people thinking I I just, I think that if the next generation of white.
02:03:10 People actually are raised to have have white pride, to have pride in their race. You know, don't limit it to your family. Make it obviously very family centric, but make part of why you should be proud of this and why it's important that you carry on our name and our tradition is because of our people.
02:03:29 You know, I got the exact opposite now, luckily.
02:03:34 Mother Nature took over, right? And like a lot of people are still, they have adverse reaction to mixing with other races.
02:03:44 Because it's just an unnatural state of things. But when you're being PSYOP, that every you know, every elementary class that you're in has some kind of diversity lesson in it, and which now not just extends not just to races, but to all the the the gay ****, you know, just tell them about different races and don't be hyperbolic.
02:04:05 Don't lie. Don't be like every black person's a demon. You know, like it's don't say **** like that, cause they're gonna go out and they're gonna.
02:04:11 Meet a nice black guy and be like ohh.
02:04:13 Dad was full of ****.
02:04:15 And or your daughter might say dad was full of **** and start ******* black guys because you lied about it. So don't lie. Don't, don't make up ****. Just be like, hey, look, This is why we're this way and they're that way and you know it. It's.
02:04:32 It's important that we continue on our line and our and our dynasty.
02:04:38 Let's see here.
02:04:42 Glyph T glyph TO.
02:04:46 Glyptodon effect? I don't. I doubt I'm saying that right, but you're.
02:04:51 The one. The weird name.
02:04:57 What are your thoughts on macro Mark, Mark Leone, I don't even know what that is. So that's my thoughts on it. A popular early Christian belief, which dismissed the Association of Christianity with Judaism and in fact believe that the Jewish God to be Satan. I I, I mean, I'm not familiar with that.
02:05:16 At all. So I'd have to look into that to have an opinion on it. I'll do a quick search of it.
02:05:25 Is that something that's even around? I'll tell you one thing. The fact that I've never heard of it doesn't.
02:05:30 Doesn't really make me feel too confident that that it's a viable option if it's already kind of collapsed.
02:05:38 Is it still around? Is it still relevant?
02:05:43 Yeah, I mean, I'll, I'll look at this. I'm not gonna read this whole Wikipedia article.
02:05:48 Thanks for the support there though I look I look I'm not one of these people that thinks Christianity is a lost cause or or, you know, Jewish controlled OP or or any of that sort of stuff. But I would say that the way Christianity is practiced in America is inevitably bad for whites. It's bad for whites.
02:06:08 Because Christianity believes that diversity is our strength.
02:06:13 You know the the way that it's practiced in America now, right? Like you're not going to find any established mainstream or even like sort of non mainstream Christian denominations in America that think race is even important. You know, you you just get this. We're all God's children.
02:06:33 Kind of a thing.
02:06:33 And and honestly.
02:06:35 That like I kind of hinted at when I was in that.
02:06:36 Video I put out.
02:06:39 About the whole turn, the other cheek, you know, the meek will inherit the earth. All this stuff becomes irrelevant at at at a time of war. And just because war has evolved and it's no longer this group of people charging across a an open field, you know, wielding swords and **** against this other group of people.
02:06:59 Just because that's not how war is anymore.
02:07:02 Doesn't mean that we're not at war and we're at war right now. We're at, we're at war. That that could lead to if we lose the extinction of our people. And so, unfortunately, a lot of this stuff goes out the window. You know, like when you're at war, for example, thou shalt not kill. I mean, that doesn't really, that doesn't really work out. Right.
02:07:23 And so a lot of these things that are ideals that are good to have as a value system in a society that supports that, yeah, these, these are all good things. But in in they they can be.
02:07:36 Very self-destructive when you're in a in a war.
02:07:41 And you're sitting there turning the other cheek and and hoping that by being meek somehow, you're going to win.
02:07:47 And it's like, no, it's not gonna work out. It's not gonna work out. And especially when you have a lot of these Zionists that are, they're not just meek. They're just actively helping the.
02:07:59 And they're they're and actively fighting against you because it's very important to them that the Jews who are, you know, who are God's chosen people, fulfill some kind of ******* prophecy or whatever. I mean, it's disgusting that the, the, the, the modern American Christian generally speaking, is useless.
02:08:19 That there's a lot of exceptions, especially now I think a lot of people are coming around. But I mean, you can't. You can't be blind to this, this detrimental effect that that it's had on the white majority in Western communities.
02:08:37 You know even.
02:08:37 Even in the countries that no longer, they're largely atheists, like in the EU and stuff like that, where there's not really a whole lot of people going to church, you still have that.
02:08:48 That residue.
02:08:50 And only now it's worse because you have that residue of.
02:08:53 You know the.
02:08:54 You all you have is the stuff they let you keep, right? All the hippie ****, all the hippie stuff about Jesus. They let you keep that.
02:09:02 And that they erase all the rest and then they take away God entirely is because you're an atheist, so you're not even going to church. You're not building a community. All you're left with is all these, like these platitudes about, you know.
02:09:17 Welcoming in the the the refugees and and you know, welcoming them into your home. And and because we're all God's children, all this stuff and it's it's it's poison. Honestly, it's poison. This is why so many right wing people are spiritually lost because they see and they recognize that and they're looking for answers. And there's just not.
02:09:37 Any anymore? I mean cause every one of the the big, big religion, all the big Christianity sects have been fully subvert.
02:09:45 I mean, Mormons are still slightly based in a way. It was. There was a kind of funny article that there where they thought patrolled there was this Mormon woman who was doing sexy snapchats or whatever. And I think she might have had an only fans or the article didn't really say. But they said that she was making something crazy.
02:10:02 Like 40 grand a month on.
02:10:05 On just on nude.
02:10:07 And when her? When her Bishop found out they they excommunicated her like they kicked her out of the Mormon church for being a.
02:10:17 An only fans *****. Now that said they're not, they're not. There's a lot of ways. They're not based, but how many churches are even doing stuff like that? You know, the Catholic Church won't even excommunicate politicians who are supporting abortion.
02:10:31 So I mean, I don't know how that makes any sense. That always puzzled me. That's like a new thing. I remember when I was a teenager wondering, well, why doesn't the like, how is the Pope not kicking out Nancy Pelosi? You know, how is the Pope not kicking out? You know, Joe Biden and all these other Catholics that are in the the left.
02:10:51 Wing of the the ruling class, who are very pro-choice and who are very anti.
02:10:59 Anti God.
02:11:00 And and yet the the Catholic Church just.
02:11:05 Put you know what are they? They just twiddle their thumbs and.
02:11:07 Let it.
02:11:07 Happen and so.
02:11:11 I don't know. I've always. I've always wondered why that was allowed to go on anyway. Retired ****** for $1.00 ******** fagot for one.
02:11:19 Dollar do you have that much money in your bank at home?
02:11:24 I'd buy that for a dollar.
02:11:32 Alright, welcome back returned ******. Mug shot aside, nothing in terms of voting laws were changed since 2020. In fact, I think things have gotten worse. Trump had a chance to use powers to stay in office, chose not to, so expect similar results. Well, he also had remember when he ran, he said there was and there was. There was fraud. Remember how long it took for Florida?
02:11:54 To try to.
02:11:55 Come up with their vote count when they realized they didn't do enough fraud.
02:12:00 That so there was fraud the last time around.
02:12:03 And Trump had Mike Pence put together a Commission to evaluate voting at, you know, the voting security in the United States. I still remember this. They met once, very publicly, lots of cameras and whatever. And then that was the last I ever heard of.
02:12:20 And in fact, the guy the the, the guy who was in charge of at at the DOJ who was in charge of overseeing election integrity was an Obama appointee.
02:12:34 So they didn't even.
02:12:35 Fire like the the the Obama guys that were still there after four ******* years.
02:12:43 So yeah, obviously, like I said, it's.
02:12:45 It's elections are so insecure, it's.
02:12:48 It's like.
02:12:51 You might as well be like like calling up those American Idol.
02:12:56 900 numbers.
02:12:58 You know, it's like, why? Why what?
02:13:00 What doesn't really matter.
02:13:03 And there's no there's no transparency there. You're just paying a dollar to like.
02:13:08 Maybe affect the outcome of a of a reality TV show like that's it's it's identical to.
02:13:13 To voting in America today.
02:13:16 Postmaster, who's going to be his VP and also his attorney general. I mean, I don't know. I feel like that the based Indian guy is is angling to be Trump's VP, but we'll see what happens. His attorney General, I mean, ****, I mean, probably some some Jew. I mean, honestly, probably some *******.
02:13:36 Too, that's that's real.
02:13:39 That's probably what it is. It's it'll probably be some ******* Jew. Like most of Biden's cabinet, and like most of.
02:13:48 Trump's cabinet, if he if he gets in somehow.
02:13:52 Ryan is cool.
02:13:54 I'm going to have to catch the replay. Just wanted to hop in and say thank you for what you do. Before I found your channel, I thought propaganda was when Australian.
02:14:03 Or ohh when.
02:14:04 Australian takes a good look at something.
02:14:06 Wait, hold on.
02:14:07 Before. Is that a joke I'm not getting. I thought propaganda was when an Australian takes a look at something.
02:14:17 Is that like an Australian accent drug, like propaganda?
02:14:20 It's a propaganda.
02:14:23 I mean, I guess I kind of got it. I mean I don't know.
02:14:33 All right.
02:14:36 Alright, Penelope Maynard.
02:14:39 Penelope Maynard with the *** **** money.
02:14:42 Let's see here. I keep losing all my things.
02:14:46 Money is power. Money is the only weapon we have to defend itself with. No, Julie this ******.
02:15:11 All right, Penelope Maynard always comes through the IRL dinner party conversations I endured this weekend with Con Inc.
02:15:20 With fellow whites and white race traders whom you know.
02:15:25 Would have made prime grist for your ever grinding mill. Not that you need my input. Curiously, it confirms your stream to be the to the enth degree. Hope you and churro at all are well.
02:15:39 Well, I can only imagine. I mean if you go to the going to the same dinner parties that I once did. Yeah. Yeah. I basically had to. Just not.
02:15:48 I did I it was. It was a tricky game because I had to not drink because it was like I I felt like man, I had to drink to be around these people. But I know if I drink, I'm gonna. It's.
02:15:58 Going to come out, it's going to come out.
02:16:00 And I made I made the.
02:16:01 Mistake a couple of times a couple of times where I.
02:16:05 Was like I can't I.
02:16:07 I can't be here. I can't. I cannot be around these ******* insufferable fagots without having a couple of shots here. And then, like, you know, three or four shots I'm like.
02:16:15 You know what the real problem is?
02:16:23 Yeah, yeah, they did not like my stance on immigration.
02:16:30 Where you put ******* guns and and ******* Tesla coils all across the southern United States and just kill them *************.
02:16:36 The ************.
02:16:40 I was, I would look, I lived in in the southwest of America and just California, I guess long enough to know.
02:16:48 My whole life.
02:16:50 What a bad idea immigration was. There were some things I just grew up knowing. You know, my parents didn't teach me that my parents were super excited that I was.
02:16:58 That I was in a diverse classroom. I wouldn't me, not so much.
02:17:03 But yeah, I understand what I know where you're coming from. Hopefully it wasn't too painful and I really appreciate the.
02:17:09 The hand up there, Penelope. And As for Churro, churro has.
02:17:16 He's like in this uh.
02:17:19 Quasi mode of like like he's been in the house all day. In fact, he's sleeping under my bed right now and that so this is new, but also what's new is he'll spend like a lot of like I I just now let him in all the time and he if if he has a fight with classified cat it's like not usually that big of a deal or I just let him out.
02:17:39 If if it starts to be.
02:17:40 Big deal and but then I don't see.
02:17:43 Him for like.
02:17:44 Two or three days and I think he's been cheating on me with some ******* fat old ladies. And I say this because there was this one time I saw him when he was gone, he was gone for a while and I saw him like, kind of. I mean, I stay in town, but it wasn't really. It's not really a town.
02:18:01 It's just, you know, it's these other buildings nearby.
02:18:05 And I and I I positive I saw him there and he was he was. That's where he had like the his little cat girlfriend or whatever it was during mating season during the spring when he was like peeing on everything and.
02:18:18 And just coming back, all cut up from his cat ******* or whatever. And so I I drove by that building, which has been abandoned this whole time.
02:18:31 Or at least for a long time. And there's these two fat old ladies sitting in lawn chairs in front of the house, drinking like Pina coladas or some ****. And I was like, that's where he's been these ******* these old bitties are giving him food, I bet.
02:18:45 So, but he's he's out of the bed.
02:18:46 Right.
02:18:46 Now chilling.
02:18:48 Which is which is nice.
02:18:51 Simba. Well, that's unfortunate. Odyssey lost my hyper chat. It would have been a good it would have been the first one. No worries. I'll send the new one.
02:19:02 Wait, which one are you talking about? One from earlier tonight? Yeah.
02:19:04 Cause I don't see a different one.
02:19:07 But I appreciate that, Simba.
02:19:10 And we have another.
02:19:11 *** ****. You guys are being very generous tonight.
02:19:15 Very generous. Tonight. I I I I really appreciate this. F&F hers with the *** **** money.
02:19:21 Money is power.
02:19:22 Money is the only weapon that that you have to defend itself with.
02:19:26 Little stretch.
02:19:26 Julie, this bag is.
02:19:44 Chuck it.
02:19:47 All right. And we got ffers.
02:19:50 Love me or finally, love me. I'm gonna come.
02:19:54 Yeah, unfortunately that's the.
02:19:58 That's the product of white guilt.
02:20:00 That's the product of systemic white guilt. They think that that, that, that burden that they've been carrying around their whole lives is finally going to be that's why so many people were OK with Obama when he first got elected. By the way, there wasn't like, this. There really wasn't. There wasn't, like, this whole.
02:20:16 Horror on the right there wasn't like this sense of like, oh ****, there was from a few people, and I was one of those people. But just generally speaking among my friends who were just the basic at the time, basic ***** Republican types or libertarians or whatever. When I would try to convince them that no, Obama is like, this is like really bad, that we don't want this guy.
02:20:37 And and not just because he's black like that. There's there's actual. He's like a communist. We don't want this guy.
02:20:43 As President and I can't tell you how many times, in fact, I don't think there wasn't a time that one when this topic came up that you wouldn't hear from every single and these guys weren't boomers. Every single one of these guys saying, well, at least race relations will will finally get better because the Blacks will see that they can be President too.
02:21:03 And then we're not just holding them down cause they'll they'll be able to see, like, ohh, look, yeah. If I try hard enough, I can be president. I mean, it's all ******* ********.
02:21:11 100% ********. The joke, of course, is that Obama is only half black. If if, if he's even half black and not half Indonesian, which is possible. But he's at at the very most, he's half black, and he was raised by white people.
02:21:24 So and the CIA.
02:21:31 We are really appreciate the the big donor.
02:21:33 There F and offers.
02:21:36 I've heard coming. Don. Hey, Devin. I think boomers are probably the most selfish generation. All previous generations. My is my mic on. I have this weird feeling my mic's not.
02:21:46 On OK.
02:21:47 Good. I was like, oh, ****. How long? How long did that go? When did I turn that off?
02:21:54 Most selfish generation, all previous generations.
02:21:56 Try to build something for the next generation the boomers turn around and say **** the next generation.
02:22:02 Only thing that matters as long as I have it good. Well, like I I've said many times in the past, I I don't think it's just something that was uniquely wrong with them. It's just you got to remember that they were born at the exact same like.
02:22:17 The the.
02:22:18 Environmental factors involved with the boomers behavior are pretty intense.
02:22:23 You know you had a generation of of people post World War Two. They were skating on the the the successes, the financial glut of winning that war. The you had the invention of the television you had.
02:22:41 You know the the invention of of nation, not invention. I guess the proliferation of nationwide like radio networks, you know, so you had music that when if it was popular in one town, it was popular in every town. And television helps with that too.
02:23:01 You had a bunch of Marxists that had come to the United States.
02:23:07 Post or during and post World War 2, who had now weaseled their way into academia. They were they were brain ******* all of them. You had. I mean, just you had so many different things at play that made them that way.
02:23:23 And I don't want to.
02:23:24 Judge them. I don't want to make it.
02:23:25 Sound like I.
02:23:26 Would have been any better at it. You know that I would have survived that onslaught of propaganda and.
02:23:32 Shopping then, then they would have, you know, like it's it's impossible to know and it's really easy for us to make fun of boomers, I mean.
02:23:40 It just is.
02:23:43 But it's if we're being if we're being fair and truthful, it's it's really hard for.
02:23:50 Me to to say that they were uniquely bad just because of something in them, you know, innate so much as it was. They were a product of their circumstances.
02:24:02 In a lot of ways.
02:24:04 Uh. Let's see here.
02:24:09 Ally Mair, Devin, this is a funny photo of Trump and the future of conservatism. Also, I couldn't include a second length the whole ride out. Right on talk made me think of one of my favorite ACDC songs right on.
02:24:28 Well, you sent me a Facebook link. I can't look at Facebook links like I can't. I'm not really doing any links tonight cause the I don't want to **** every time I click a link is when the connection eat **** and so I don't want it to.
02:24:43 To **** it up. But I'm.
02:24:45 I appreciate the support there. It's a Facebook link too. I can't really.
02:24:49 I mean, I don't have a Facebook account anymore.
02:24:53 Oh, then we got.
02:24:55 Penelope manner with with another another huge.
02:24:59 And a boy there.
02:25:02 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that that you have.
02:25:05 To defend itself.
02:25:07 Go, Julie, this *** is.
02:25:24 And your density.
02:25:27 Well, I appreciate that. Additionally, **** those African bees part of my French take.
02:25:32 Care. Penelope. Penelope.
02:25:35 Well, yeah. Well, yeah, I'll. I'll be honest. Like the, the, the bees that are no more, I I kind of expected that to happen I.
02:25:44 I didn't neglect them on purpose, but I.
02:25:49 I kind of didn't care that much to.
02:25:50 Go see because the part.
02:25:52 Of it was like too. It's like they're they're they're so aggro. That particular one that died it it was it. They were so aggro that I almost felt like.
02:26:02 That I I should euthanize him because it was like, well, I don't know if I want these genetics even like around.
02:26:07 Like these guys?
02:26:09 They were the only hive that you didn't have to actually. I mean, cause some of the Africanized ones you open up the hive and then they get really ******* ***** and then it's a pain in the ***. But as long as you haven't opened up the hive, they're usually pretty chill.
02:26:22 And that's most of the Africanized.
02:26:25 This one. If you just walked by it, there'd be like two or three bees like head butting you and trying to sting you through your suit. And and it was just annoying. I was like, **** it. And they were small. That's the problem too, is a small hive. Won't **** with people because they don't want to be too big for their britches. They know that if you know.
02:26:42 If they lose a lot of bees.
02:26:44 Battling this big thing that's walking around, that could be the end of them. So they they usually hold off on being aggressive even like the really mean ones. The really mean hives that you'll get that which is. So that's why it's so misleading. You'll catch.
02:26:57 It's warm and you'll be like, oh, these guys aren't so bad and they're not because they're real small and they don't want to fight you because they they don't want to lose. But then you come back a couple days or a couple of weeks rather later, and when they've when they've filled in the box and they're totally, totally different personality, these guys were mean from the start.
02:27:17 So it's a, it's not a big loss. I need to make more splits from my European bees. Anyway, I was. I was starting to have too many Africanized genes in the gene pool.
02:27:30 But thank you very much for the the support there, Penelope. And now we got night train.
02:27:37 88 man, you guys are being super generous tonight. This is this is crazy. Night train 80.
02:27:42 8 Money is power.
02:27:44 Money is the only weapon that.
02:27:46 The defendant go, Julie, this Fagg is.
02:27:55 You know what we've we've watched that too many.
02:27:57 Times ready this.
02:27:58 One, even though it's not.
02:27:59 Children today will.
02:28:00 Be giving the.
02:28:01 Best Christmas ever. Our story begins with.
02:28:05 The magic *****.
02:28:16 Where did the soul men go?
02:28:29 The best Christmas ever.
02:28:34 OK. That mix it up a.
02:28:36 Little bit.
02:28:39 Night turn 88. Never trust a white man that changes his accent and slang when he's trying to be chummy or conversate with the black. He shouldn't be respected either. Exactly, exactly. And The funny thing is, a lot of those people that do that will make.
02:28:55 Front of people like Hillary Clinton when they do it like I can't tell you how many times I had to like, you know, back in the talk radio days, there was all these these.
02:29:02 These clips they would play over and over and over again.
02:29:05 Because the boomers thought they were hilarious. Like so. Like ohh. Look, you know, here's Hillary Clinton trying to show block again and and you know, so you have to hear there was I I forget what group she.
02:29:14 Was speaking in front of.
02:29:15 But it was. I don't.
02:29:16 Feel no ways tired and she was reading some slave poem or something like that and it sounded ridiculous but.
02:29:24 Ohh do we?
02:29:25 Is the stream broken again? Oh no, it's just mine's really.
02:29:28 Behind it's a good thing recording this ****.
02:29:35 Yeah, we're good. OK.
02:29:38 Uh, what was I talking about? Yeah.
02:29:41 So yeah, anyone that does, does that **** is.
02:29:45 Is a ***.
02:29:48 Bottom line.
02:29:50 If you're, if you're like. Yo, what's up?
02:29:52 Son. Yo, I'll be no cap. No cap. Like if you start adopting that kind of ****, it's it's so ******* gay. And and it's not just gay. Because you're adopting black language. It's also gay. Just generally speaking. It's it's it's you're the white guy. That's like you're the stereotypical.
02:30:12 White guy in the 90s movie. That's like saying stuff. Ohh, what's up, dog? Who let the dogs out? Am I right? Like you're that guy. Doesn't matter if you've got the the zoom or Afro and you're listening to Kanye when you do it. You still sound like a *******.
02:30:30 Uh, let's see here. Harmless G If you do streams on recent shows and movies that recommend anything made by Taylor Sheridan, which includes the series Yellowstone, all the shows and movies he makes are anti white leftist propaganda. But they are popular among conservatives because of the aesthetic.
02:30:54 Taylor Sheridan doesn't sound like a Jewish name. Let.
02:30:56 Me. Look him up.
02:31:02 Sounds like a guy who comes from money though.
02:31:05 If he's related to like the Sheraton Hotel guy, let me see him.
02:31:13 Ah Bah Bah Bah Bah Bah Bah.
02:31:16 Well, he was the son of a cardiologist, so he.
02:31:20 Comes from some money. Let's see here.
02:31:23 Blah blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah blah blah.
02:31:28 Blah blah, blah, blah blah blah.
02:31:32 Yeah. I mean, he's not like.
02:31:35 Oh yeah, SEC. I'll be back quicker this time. I gotta let Cheryl needs to.
02:31:39 Not be in the house or he's going.
02:31:41 To probably.
02:31:43 Pee on the wall or something. Hang on one second.
02:31:46 I won't make you do the.
02:31:47 Whole whole. Do I have a different one besides radio?
02:31:52 Now you have to watch some radio **** again. Maybe.
02:31:55 Now I'll just. Yeah, I'll.
02:31:57 I'll talk to you as I do it. How about that?
02:32:02 Walking over to Churro's secret door.
02:32:07 There you go buddy.
02:32:09 There you go.
02:32:11 There you go.
02:32:21 You go outside and you.
02:32:22 Say, if it's coyote o'clock.
02:32:25 Don't venture too far.
02:32:34 That boy is gonna be the.
02:32:35 End of me. Alright. So are we going OK?
02:32:39 Uh, let's see here, blah blah, lucky Larry Silverstein. Just wanted to stop by and put in my 2 cents about movies instead of trying to sift through and find out which movies are just not anti white. Just stop watching movies, TV or video. I haven't watched a movie since 2016.
02:32:59 On a date it was Suicide Squad and I hate it immensely. Go camping right now. I think that.
02:33:07 I think that the.
02:33:10 That's that's another problem. The reason why so many people are it's movies you didn't used to have access to to movies like you do today. Movies just it used to be like an event. It used to be a social event. You would go with some friends, go to a theater and watch it. And and that was the event you would go after. After the movie you would. It would be a you know what the conversation was about.
02:33:31 Different people interpret the movie or whatever it was like a whole thing. Now it's just people smoking pot in their living room with Netflix on on auto.
02:33:43 You know, just binge watching an entire series, not just of television shows, but like entire series of movies. You know, watching part one through 12, you know, I'm gonna watch every Star Wars movie in order, you know, and eight hours later, when they're, like, on, you know, the their 80th, you know, bowl of weed, they're just.
02:34:04 They've accomplished nothing. They've just gotten stupider. I think that the way that Americans consume media is is very toxic. It's very poisonous. And I think that a lot of children.
02:34:16 Grow up addicted to movies because a lot of parents use it as a babysitting tool.
02:34:23 I I I don't think that's an unusual thing either. I think a lot of conservative parents, well, it's not so much. They never question whether or not they should have their kid plopped down in front of the television watching the cartoon. They always as as you hear people on with hyper chat sometimes say like, oh, what's what's something good for my kids to watch? It never occurs to them.
02:34:44 Well, maybe.
02:34:44 Nothing. Now again, I don't think that you should deny them access to to film or television or like that. Because otherwise, if if you do, it's going to become like the forbidden fruit, they're going to want it and they're going to fall for all the tricks in it. But I think that you need to have it in moderation. I think you need to expose.
02:35:03 Them to it in moderation.
02:35:05 And you know, there are good, there are very small list of good movies and and so that's it's not the worst thing. It's just that that's usually not what's happening. What's happening.
02:35:16 It's almost like the the movie cable guy, where the parents are just plopping their their kid in front of a television and going about their day because it keeps the kid quiet. They're they're OK with it, or they'll do the same thing with the Xbox or PlayStation or or whatever.
02:35:33 You know, it's it's unfortunate. That's that's exactly what they want. Remember when the the the Klaus Schwab's gobbling Jew was saying that, you know, we're going to have this excess of young men who don't, you know who are useless to us. And our plan currently is to get them to smoke a bunch of pot and play video games and watch TV.
02:35:55 So if that's what you're doing, you're you're doing exactly what Klaus Schwab's goblins you wants.
02:36:01 So congratulations on that. Let's see here, Oper. Commandant talking about propaganda. Today's propaganda is indeed so obvious, especially Disney propaganda. Black mermaids, black Snow White and the propaganda sometimes even get so obvious.
02:36:22 That even some normies are getting sick.
02:36:26 Well, I would say maybe not well, I'd say yeah. Normies, but normally whites.
02:36:32 Are getting sick of it because they're they're noticing that it's attacking them.
02:36:37 They're noticing that it's all the time. Like, it's not just like you got to remember, there was a a black Wizard of Oz back in the, like, late 70s or early 80s starring Michael Jackson called The Wiz.
02:36:49 Really ******* gay. Like I it was on TV a couple of times. I I I've never seen the whole thing through. But I've seen like bits of it and.
02:36:57 I was just.
02:36:58 Like it was just hysterically bad, and it was because, well, black people want their own, you know, Wizard of Oz or whatever. And so they.
02:37:05 Made this really ******.
02:37:07 You know, Black Wizard of Oz.
02:37:10 And no one looked at that as like ohh, you know you're you're you're taking away the Wizard of Oz from us or you know you're you're threatening us because they knew it was it was a movie made for black people. So if black people wanted their own little Wizard of Oz that's fine. Right. You know, let them have their gay little Wizard of Oz with Michael Jackson in it.
02:37:30 Who cares?
02:37:32 But the that's.
02:37:33 Not what's happening now. What's happening is they're replacing the the wide release made for everybody. Movies the the white people in those movies with black people.
02:37:45 And unfortunately, what's making them react and notice is because they are so.
02:37:52 They do. So it's like when I when I make fun of a movie or a TV show or or point out the propaganda and the people that come at me like I'm somehow attacking them personally because their identities wrapped up in the in the movie or.
02:38:05 Whatever. And so they get when I criticize that movie, I'm criticizing them, right. It's the same thing when they see the Black Little Mermaid. It's not so much that they're racially conscious, some as much as I think that they are these weird little Disney fagots that have, you know, they've already identified with The Little Mermaid and areola.
02:38:26 And in the when when Disney ***** with their childhood memory and and the.
02:38:33 The the the piece of their identity that's filled up by that, that Disney product, when they when it's almost like you know the same the same even though it wasn't like a a well like I guess it kind of they did the same I was going to say it wasn't racial but it kind of was when they remade Willy Wonka with Johnny Depp and it was just this ******* horrendous mess. And the Oompa Loompas instead of being.
02:38:55 You know white *******. They painted orange. It was like some weird *******.
02:39:00 Goblin looking, you know, like.
02:39:03 Mix he got. I don't know what he was, but I don't think he was white and just like, but they they just did a bad job altogether. The movie was just ******* terrible. And I I guess they made it. Remade it again recently. I I haven't seen. I've just. I heard that they were doing that. I don't even maybe it.
02:39:21 Yeah. And people get mad about stuff like that, right? Because they they're damaging something that was very dear to them as a child. And I just think that that's that's more of what normies are responding to. They're they're not responding to this as looking at it as an organized attack on their the existence of their people.
02:39:41 They're looking at more about like, but Ariel looks like this, you know, unfortunately.
02:39:54 Simba Odyssey has silently rejected my hyper chat twice now. I built a web-based front end for those black pilled stream transcriptions, but Odyssey doesn't seem to want to let me share the link to it here. If anyone's interested in it. Trying it come find me on mines. Well, there you go.
02:40:14 And you could probably go to the telegram chat and I know there's still a lot.
02:40:18 Of people in there.
02:40:20 So that might be a good place to share it. Yeah, I I my guess is Odyssey probably thinks you're trying to.
02:40:25 To share some kind of virus Y thing or something like that, I mean.
02:40:28 I don't know.
02:40:30 I'd have to see what that that link.
02:40:31 Is, but thank you very much Simba skyline thoughts on the Hawaii fire?
02:40:38 Look, I I don't know that we have enough evidence right now. I definitely don't think it's some direct directed energy weapon. I know that that technology exists, but not to the not to the degree.
02:40:50 That that a lot of these people think that it exists and it doesn't make any. That doesn't make any sense like why you would even rely on a weapon like that when you know, cause how much does that weapon cost? Billions of ******* dollars. All right. Well, give me $100 and I'll start the same fire with a pack of matches and a bottle of gasoline.
02:41:11 You know, like like you.
02:41:12 Don't need a ******* space.
02:41:13 Laser to start a fire in a community.
02:41:16 Run by Hawaiians.
02:41:18 OK, like you don't have, it's not a big deal. It's not, that wasn't even like the first big fire that Hawaii ******.
02:41:24 Up. Right. There's other. There's been other fires that have happened way before. Any kind of, like directed energy weapon ******** would be around where they had similar results. It's just bad management. It's bad management and and look, I don't know, maybe it was intentionally started and maybe we'll we'll probably.
02:41:44 Like the Vegas thing, we'll probably never actually know the real story, like most things.
02:41:50 But it doesn't really matter to me either in a in a way because it's.
02:41:53 Like I don't live in Hawaii.
02:41:56 I don't know anyone that lives in Hawaii, or at least not there. And so I'm kind of just not affected by it. You know, it's like it's like.
02:42:04 Asking me what?
02:42:06 Like if because America is like an apartment complex.
02:42:10 If there's a fire at the other end of the apartment complex and some random guys apartment burns down, but mine's fine.
02:42:18 Like I might, I might be like. Ohh wait, crazy. Look at that. Fire over.
02:42:21 There, but I don't I.
02:42:22 Don't ******* care. It didn't burn.
02:42:24 My apartment down. You know what I mean?
02:42:28 Sorry, I mean, that's just the way it is.
02:42:30 That's just the way it is, especially with Hawaii. Hawaii's not, I mean, come on, Hawaii's only a state because we it was strategically advantageous for us to to go and take over. We did, we just went over and conquered that island so we could put a Navy base there.
02:42:48 And then they, you know, I guess out of guilt, let them be a state or whatever, but it's.
02:42:54 You know, Hawaii, Hawaii's never been like.
02:42:59 In my, to my mind, it's never been a traditionally American state. It's just been like some weird property of ours that where we have a military base and and where there used to be nice resorts in the 50s and 60s before it, it turned really ****** and anti white. It's it's ****** and anti white.
02:43:18 There they the natives ******* hate white people there.
02:43:21 And it's just full of, like, you know, aging white people like aging boomers with that always wanted to live in Hawaii or whatever until, I guess, until their house burned down and a bunch of Polynesians that ******* hate white people.
02:43:36 So I don't really care. I just really don't care.
02:43:41 You know, like I obviously I care in the same way that I would care about.
02:43:44 A fire in you know Indonesia or Japan or something, you know, like, I don't want people to die or lose all their ****. You know, tragedy is tragedy, but it's just like, who ******* cares.
02:43:58 You know, I'm not going to obsess about. I got bigger ******* problems than than Maui burning down. OK, so that's that's what I.
02:44:05 Think about then.
02:44:07 Butcher bird, Devon. If a person believes the world is flat, then you can make them believe gas chambers have wooden doors. See, that's well, that's the thing. Is, is, is once you get them to believe.
02:44:19 The big, stupid thing.
02:44:21 It's easier to fill their head with other stupid things, and that's why I think that there's a lot of these people pushing the big, stupid thing because it's it. If you can get them to suspend their disbelief on the big, stupid thing, then they'll suspend their disbelief with every other small thing. So it's very advantageous to have.
02:44:41 Population of people that have totally suspend their disbelief and buying is something really ******* stupid because that at that point they belong.
02:44:52 And to you.
02:44:53 They fully belong to you.
02:44:55 And then the best trick you can do with these people is you convince them it's the.
02:45:00 Other way around?
02:45:02 You convince him if the other. What? That's the most brilliant thing about that trick is you convince them. No, no. You're the only one that gets it.
02:45:10 Everyone else is.
02:45:11 Falling for it like it's almost it's it's it's kind of sadistic because you're almost telling them that the the scam.
02:45:18 But they're so scammed that it it doesn't sink in. You tell them like, oh, yeah, you're you're the one that knows the truth. But everyone else believes in.
02:45:28 This big globe.
02:45:30 Lie and that's how they control them is.
02:45:32 The globe lie.
02:45:35 I mean it's it's it's pretty ****** **. Honestly. It's pretty ******.
02:45:39 But hey, you know what? Hats off, I guess. To to if you can get people to believe that ****, that's that's some powerful persuasion techniques.
02:45:48 And that's all I got to say. You know, obviously it's only working on a lot of the stupider people, but, but hey, you know, it is what it is.
02:45:58 All right. Penelope Maynard. Yeah. Penelope. Have you been drinking? Are you going to regret all this support in the morning? I really appreciate the the generosity, Penelope.
02:46:12 Cash flow checkout.
02:46:20 I'd like to return this duck.
02:46:24 The force field of 6 gorilla gorilla. Lol. Ah till I die. Thank you. Cause I was gonna cry. Well, yeah. Why cry when you can laugh, right?
02:46:36 That's that's always been my motto and definitely appreciate the support there.
02:46:42 UM.
02:46:43 Ham radio expert can you please change the screen?
02:46:50 No, I don't.
02:46:52 That's uh.
02:46:54 I don't know. Not everything. There's not a whole lot better options here.
02:47:00 Here we got.
02:47:04 I got an idea.
02:47:07 I got an idea.
02:47:17 There you go. Asking you shall receive.
02:47:22 There we go.
02:47:25 Billy Bob, why can't European people listen to you anymore? What law was passed so the well, I mean, I don't know how it's going to unfold. It's brand new law and I don't understand how the jurisdiction of the EU, like how all that works. I mean, the unelected Brussels people, it just sounds confusing to me.
02:47:46 And very.
02:47:49 Very undemocratic. It just sounds like there's a bunch of appointed people that decide what you're allowed to do. They're they they passed a a.
02:48:01 My understanding is.
02:48:03 Is there's a rule now where if you are a company like Facebook or Twitter or you know whatever and you provide content that's available to people in Europe?
02:48:18 And you can't. I'm guessing there's some kind of standards that you have to meet that shows that you are policing misinformation and hate speech. Then you will start incurring fines. If you're like, you know, Andrew Torba of gab.
02:48:39 You just won't pay the fines, cause who cares, right? Like they don't have any jurisdiction over you. If you're an American with an American company. But they they will probably in in in that case, respond by blocking your website from EU. But you can get around by using a VPN. But.
02:49:00 I suspect that's that's kind of the the route they're going. It's already kind of they've already started doing stuff like this, but again, my understanding is this new set of rules is that just got passed. We won't even know, right? Like we don't know how they're actually going to enforce it.
02:49:18 Because it's so new, but I suspect that a lot of platforms that don't like 4 Chan for example, I mean 4 Chan is not going to.
02:49:29 Pay the fines or maybe they will. Who knows, right? But there's a good chance they won't. And if they don't, then they won't be available from Europe unless you use a VPN. And that again. That goes for all platforms. So some platforms will just do it. Like a lot of platforms will. Just YouTube will do it.
02:49:51 Facebook will do it.
02:49:52 You know, maybe X, you know, or Twitter or whatever you call it today, we'll do it. Maybe Odyssey, we'll do it.
02:50:00 But we we don't know. We won't, but we'll know. I would, I would imagine pretty.
02:50:03 Soon they're going to start enforcing that.
02:50:06 Bounded by or bounded God, I guess homeschooled kids stuck out because they were ahead of their time.
02:50:14 There you go.
02:50:16 There were no. I don't know if it was there or had their time. They just didn't understand any pop, which is probably a good thing. They didn't understand any pop culture references and and their social.
02:50:24 Skills were not always the best.
02:50:27 Sam's junk?
02:50:30 Sam's junk?
02:50:32 When you're trying to save money a.
02:50:34 Good rule to follow is to.
02:50:43 Take it from these gym neighbors. It'll pay dividends.
02:50:48 Sam's junk? Would you be willing to say something nice about Murdoch, Murdoch for the back of Murdoch's book? Always the horizon. Either short. Uh, me, me or long, thoughtful would be fine either now, uh, a later stream or to the guy.
02:51:07 At murdochmurdoch.net or not at all, of course. You mean like?
02:51:16 I don't know. They're gonna have a book. You mean just, like write, like, the opposite of a forward, I guess.
02:51:23 I don't know. I mean, yeah, I would do it. I just. I've never done it before, but I would totally do that if if it's, if it's going to help them out, you know what I mean, if they're the.
02:51:33 Ones getting the money.
02:51:34 And if someone else is is grifting off of them, I probably don't want to do.
02:51:39 That, but if they're, if it's their official book and they're getting the the money for it.
02:51:45 I would. I would. I would do that.
02:51:48 Have them hit me up.
02:51:54 On Gab or Twitter?
02:51:56 Like have him DM me on Gab or Twitter.
02:52:01 And I'll do something.
02:52:05 Devin, I spent a big chunk of my childhood next to a Mormon family. Did you guys get dry iced root beer as a special treat too?
02:52:16 No, I I have no idea what you're talking about.
02:52:23 Dry iced root beer.
02:52:30 I'm going to look.
02:52:31 That up dry ice root beer.
02:52:38 Is that a thing?
02:52:42 This is the thing I I don't know. No, I've never nothing like that.
02:52:47 Closest thing to that was.
02:52:50 I was at some club when I was.
02:52:54 In my early 20s.
02:52:56 And me and my they there was this, there was some club where they had they had a lot of dry ice in some of the like like the.
02:53:06 Displays. I guess you could.
02:53:07 Say, and we we bribe some.
02:53:11 We were sitting next to this table, me, my friend, where we have like a we both had pretty good jobs the time and we had a big chunk of money because we were just saving money and living in this crappy apartment together and we we decided to go out and actually spend some of that night. And we're just sitting at this table and the table.
02:53:30 Next to us.
02:53:31 Was like full of ********** or doing the bottle service thing to try to impress these ******.
02:53:36 That were with them.
02:53:37 And so we thought it would be funny.
02:53:40 If we ordered, like really cheap champagne and wine, but we ordered but we, but we bribed the.
02:53:47 The waitress to put dry ice like to get dry ice out of the displays and stick it in with with the.
02:53:54 With our bottle. So when she brought out our bottle to our table, even though it be like it was like the cheapest ******* bottle of whatever, it would have dry ice smoke coming out of it because we wanted to see if that would like.
02:54:04 Draw the the the.
02:54:06 The women that we're giving attention to them over to.
02:54:08 Our table and it worked.
02:54:10 It it it worked, it shockingly worked and we just lied about like, Oh yeah, it's this really fancy wine. It comes like this.
02:54:19 And so yeah, if you order it, it was like it was like a $10 bottle of wine.
02:54:22 Or something like that.
02:54:25 But anyway, I don't know why that memory of pong. Yeah cause the.
02:54:28 Dry ice, but no.
02:54:29 No dry ice root beer. I have no idea what that's that, that that was a thing.
02:54:35 Bounded God just says rent.
02:54:43 Dave 762 check out this or check this out sometime. Pastor Anderson's documentary marching to Zion.
02:54:52 Explains why Jews are not God's chosen people.
02:54:56 Look his name up. He has an ADL page.
02:55:00 If you talk about Steve Anderson, yeah, I'm. I'm I'm aware of him. The only problem with him is he's.
02:55:06 You know, he's he's not racially.
02:55:10 I mean, I guess.
02:55:11 Aside from Jews, he's not racially based. He marries interracial couples and and all that stuff, so.
02:55:21 Which, you know, whatever I.
02:55:22 Don't hate them for that. I'm just saying.
02:55:27 Darius. Hey, Devin. My hyper chat was an hour ago. Not sure if Shlomo sucked.
02:55:33 My tip or not? Happy trails, brother.
02:55:36 Yeah, I haven't seen thing from you.
02:55:40 I can go back here and look.
02:55:51 Is there another one?
02:55:57 Oh yeah. You know what?
02:55:58 It did pop up. I don't know, I missed.
02:55:59 That I.
02:55:59 Think I missed it, so this is.
02:56:01 From Darius before.
02:56:04 Darius Ryan's money management.
02:56:09 Mr. thank you.
02:56:14 Hey, Devin, the same day you released your video on Telegram talking about dynasty, I got the news that my first.
02:56:21 Born was on the way.
02:56:22 Swallowing the black pill many years ago has changed my life in ways that were that, we're all essentially, or that we're all essential and.
02:56:30 Just wanted you.
02:56:31 To know, I appreciate your help navigating this.
02:56:34 Well, thank you very much Darius. That means a lot and yeah, raise that ******* John Connor, make that dynasty make your well. First of all, congratulations also. But yeah, this is.
02:56:48 This is the time to do it. It's the time to do it and I think that having that kid, you know, in your life, having that extra motivation that you're feeling right now about, like, oh wow, you know, like everything's changed now because I've got this, this kid that depends on.
02:57:01 To me, and just don't ever become complacent. Don't get don't don't get to a point where you fall back on on, on, on, not making that kid a priority. Keep that kid a priority and teach that kid to keep the entire family as a priority. It's just something that never happens. Like like, like the ingroup preference that's lacking in white.
02:57:22 People is is a much bigger problem than just, you know, the lack of.
02:57:26 Racial and group.
02:57:27 Preference. There's a lot of white people that don't have familiar in Group preference and I and I don't know if it's because this individualism, that's that's kind of infected American and other western societies, if that's like a big part of it, I suspect.
02:57:40 It is or. It's probably also to some extent an 8. We're just individualists. To some extent. I think naturally, that's why there's so many white explorers that go wander off into the wilderness and and go, go do go where where no man has gone before, if you will. And I think that's just part of our nature.
02:58:01 And that's good. And it's good to cultivate aspects of that, but it's also very deadly in a situation where you don't have a protective class, you know, a protective rule.
02:58:12 Class watch now for you and you have to rely on other dynasties who are actually at this point in our history, actively trying to destroy us so.
02:58:24 That said, I have confidence that that it's it's it's easy to read, not easy. It's possible. Very possible to to pull this off, and if you're just, you know if you're as long as you're triple digit IQ and you are are are tenacious.
02:58:45 And you are motivated.
02:58:52 This is easy to pull off. You just gotta start young. You gotta start young. You gotta start teaching them from a very young age and using, like I said, that language that like, we don't do that. You know, we we you know we the.
02:59:05 The the Darius family. We don't do that.
02:59:10 I'll tell you, there was. I had the reason I used that as an example.
02:59:13 There was a I I had a rich friend and his father did speak like that.
02:59:20 He did he he there was. And there was a different level of responsibility that that kid felt towards his family then I it was foreign to me.
02:59:32 I think that's a. That's a shame. Alright, so.
02:59:37 Thank you very.
02:59:38 Much for that Darius Relic Arcane, I harvested 2 hives today £75, making some meat. No, that's really good. Yeah. If you can get if you get that's that's that's a decent amount for a hive.
02:59:55 I'm not harvesting anything because I'm trying to keep the bees alive.
03:00:00 But I might do Mead next year.
03:00:03 I've got. I took.
03:00:03 A little bit of honey just to have it, but I mean, I've got already. I mean, I don't. I don't eat honey, very.
03:00:08 Often so I.
03:00:09 Have like a lifetime supply, I guess already.
03:00:12 But yeah, Mead Mead would probably be fun. I've I've never had Mead. Maybe it's awful. Maybe it's disgusting.
03:00:18 But that's awesome. That's awesome. Relic arcane.
03:00:22 Smarter than you says you are the only man I watch on odyssey that streams antenna DP as opposed to 720 Max. Perhaps that change would help the continuity of the stream. You know, I don't understand that cause in my in my settings in OBS it shouldn't. It should not be in 1080P.
03:00:42 But you're right, I've noticed that it says 1080P, so I don't know why it's doing that.
03:00:49 And I I can look, I I had to screw with my settings a lot just to make it work this good because when I first got spaced Internet it was a ******* nightmare and I was having to constantly tweak settings just to.
03:01:01 Make it smooth.
03:01:02 And then we were good for a while, and it wasn't until recently that we started.
03:01:06 Having hiccups?
03:01:07 I think it might be a.
03:01:09 More people using the network of satellites kind of thing. Another thing is they Starlink launched a bunch of new satellites today.
03:01:19 OK, so I don't know if they're running network updates because the last couple weeks because they were preparing for that eventuality or or I don't even know exactly how that would affect my service. But yeah, I mean, I've I've dialed it back at least locally.
03:01:39 I'll, I'll take another look at the settings.
03:01:41 Veruca salt. Hi, Devin. When you are homeschooled or when homeschooling began, it was illegal. But so many parents resisted and protested the compulsory formal education that ultimately the government relented and allowed it with regulations, a based interested form of home schooling is called unschooling.
03:02:01 It uses no curriculum whatsoever. Well, I'm not familiar with that one thing I've wondered about, and I know people are doing and it's worth considering. Or. Well, I I'm not giving you any advice here. I'm just going to make the observation that I'm aware of people.
03:02:20 Who have off grid kids.
03:02:24 Meaning that.
03:02:26 They have. They're they're producing children.
03:02:32 That don't have paperwork attached to them.
03:02:37 That's I I've just heard. I've heard people are doing that. I've just heard that.
03:02:42 So that's all I'm going to say. Sons of the Serpent Hawaii is fulston paradise from the fifth element. Bruce Willis movie. Yeah, it pretty much is.
03:02:55 Great Plains Calvary.
03:03:05 Your show is helping me make a much more effective deliveries of red pills to friends and family alike. Got any special advice for talking to the ladies about things like the JQ or racial awareness, especially potential intimate partners? Thanks, D.
03:03:22 Race day.
03:03:24 With women, it's more.
03:03:26 If they look, if they like you.
03:03:29 And they're not, like, full of mind poison. There's some women just like there's some men that are just.
03:03:36 Why bother, right? Like, if they if they have a.
03:03:40 Especially if they have an advanced degree, right? If if they've been propagandized in one of our universities.
03:03:50 Often that's.
03:03:53 It's not worth it.
03:03:55 It's not worth it for a number of reasons, but like those people are going to be really hard to undo that. You know, years and years of propaganda that they paid for and took tests on and, you know, and did projects it. But if you can find a a woman that's not over educated.
03:04:17 And just isn't very political. If she likes you, she's going to just conform to.
03:04:22 Whatever you say.
03:04:24 Generally speaking.
03:04:26 If if she wants to be with you.
03:04:29 I've never had this. Well, I've never had a woman.
03:04:33 Who in fact, here's kind of a funny story.
03:04:36 To give you an idea of what I'm talking about here.
03:04:40 There I'm I. I once had a a tender date.
03:04:48 She was a lefty.
03:04:50 And I didn't know this prior to the dinner.
03:04:53 And I showed up and we immediately got into like an argument.
03:04:59 About the.
03:05:01 About politics.
03:05:03 And so I just simply said, look, this isn't gonna work out and and I just don't want to spend my night arguing with you. So have a nice night. And I just left.
03:05:13 And she started call like texting me as I was. I didn't make it to, like my car, and she was already texting me, like, how she's never had anyone do that before. But.
03:05:26 I molded her.
03:05:27 Soft little mind.
03:05:29 Like within a couple of days she she was.
03:05:34 She was, you know, she was in line.
03:05:44 Yeah. And that's The thing is, you just got to tell women no and and and look. And if if and just you gotta realize it's not worth your time if you're going to be like that, just ******* be like alright.
03:05:54 And if they wanted to **** you and they were just.
03:05:56 Being difficult, they'll.
03:05:59 They'll warm. They'll they'll get in.
03:06:01 Line real quick if not.
03:06:02 Then why would you want to?
03:06:03 Keep talking to them anyway. It's, you know, if.
03:06:05 You're if you're if there's no relationship.
03:06:08 In the future, or at least not a healthy one, because you'd be arguing constantly and she'd **** ** your kids and everything else.
03:06:16 Then just you should leave.
03:06:20 I don't know. I don't know if that helps.
03:06:21 At all.
03:06:23 The logical extremist, a friend of mine, is becoming massively flat Earther. One night I said I don't really care, it's the if it's round or not. He flipped when his wife said the same thing he was, he was rational. It was.
03:06:39 It is religious, but it's deeper. That has something to do with demoralization and needing to believe in something insane.
03:06:49 You said he was. You mean he was irrational.
03:06:54 I don't know if you meant he was irrational, but yeah, it is. It is religious and I don't know if it has something has to do with having to believe something insane so much as I think that, I mean he.
03:07:09 Got that from.
03:07:10 Somewhere I really doubt he woke up one morning.
03:07:13 And was like based on my observation, the earth is flat. He got it from somewhere. Someone told him the earth was flat. Someone on the Internet convinced him that the world was flat. And so I would start with that. Like, who was it?
03:07:28 You know is was this some kind of online community that you wanted to be a part of?
03:07:33 Is that what?
03:07:33 This is because.
03:07:35 If you notice the Flat Earth, there's a very cult like there was that one guy that like when I had my amnesty on Twitter, the one guy who openly said I'm sorry, it's not flat had to put.
03:07:48 Put his account in protected mode because all the flat Earthers attacked him so viciously, because that's what it cult will do if you're if you, if you leave.
03:07:57 The cult right.
03:07:59 And so maybe he's it's part of his an initiation right to some community. He's a part of.
03:08:07 And maybe he think Eric, Dubai is really like.
03:08:10 This awesome yoga teacher that he wants to suck off or something bounded God $5 for tipsy mcgeer reappearing duck.
03:08:23 I don't think I have the reappearing duck anymore.
03:08:29 Because that was on the old computer.
03:08:33 Let me see if it's in the.
03:08:34 Folder of stuff.
03:08:38 But I think that's why I haven't played it in so long is I don't think it's.
03:08:44 I don't think it's on here anymore.
03:08:53 I don't. I do not see it.
03:09:06 I do not see it.
03:09:13 Yeah, I don't have it, but I have this.
03:09:20 That's all I got.
03:09:23 Sorry about that. The logic extremist had a different friend up here where you can see the stars and satellites with your naked eye. He went on with the regular their balloons and and. And that's gay enough. I then said wait for it. Shooting Star happened as they always do. And I asked what the ****.
03:09:42 Was that silence? The next day he was back at it.
03:09:48 I tried to send you a.
03:09:50 Message. But I had to file it regardless. I bootstrapped your defiant link into a federal lawsuit against sheriff shift wood.
03:10:00 Hopefully the suit gets attention and also defiant. I'm guessing it will likely make the news, considering that guy is an *******. I tried to send your you wait. Why is it doing the?
03:10:13 Same thing again.
03:10:17 I guess it's not.
03:10:19 Alright, well good luck with that. I'm not sure who which wait, what county is that?
03:10:24 Sheriff chitwood.
03:10:37 Where is he out of?
03:10:41 Oh, he looks super jewy.
03:10:49 Where is he at?
03:10:55 Volusia County.
03:10:59 Is that Florida, I'm guessing?
03:11:02 Where's that Volusia County?
03:11:08 OK. Yeah, that's Florida, OK.
03:11:11 So yeah, OK, I know.
03:11:12 You're talking about though, alright?
03:11:14 Yeah, and yes, he is an *******. Red hawk. I was stationed in Hawaii years ago. They would openly state their hatred for whites on the local TV stations from their government funded homes. Everyone is on drugs. My car was broken into three times. They are even further left in California. Definitely not the paradise.
03:11:34 Portrayed by Hollywood. Yeah, it's it's a it's a meth field. Diversity is our strength. Failure ******* pit of garbage. It really is like there's there's probably like, little places here and there.
03:11:46 There aren't there. There are little pockets where they.
03:11:49 They they send the.
03:11:52 The vacationers, too. And as long as you stay in the resort, you're fine. But you know all the all the cooks in the in the kitchen are talking **** about you and maybe spitting in your food. Hawaii is a is a ******* **** hole. Mine. Comfy chair. Indian people seem to be Jews. New favorite corporate and political.
03:12:09 Peace. They're non white, extremely liberal, college educated, well spoken, anti white anti Islam, Pro Jew and Pro Zionism. I feel like it's no coincidence that so many newly promoted CEO's of major corporations are Indians. Well, it's also because since the 1990s they have been, they've been flooding.
03:12:30 The the market with Indians because they didn't want to pay Americans what they deserve during the dot. You know, starting with.
03:12:38 The.com bubble.
03:12:42 Before it burst, they wanted to bring in basically, you know, because it was the same thing with the Mexicans, right? Only Mexicans aren't. Weren't smart enough to code. So they had to find, like, a, a different kind of Mexican to bring in. That was smart enough to kind of code. And Indians were high enough IQ to code. So that was what it was. And so they they.
03:13:01 Literally changed the laws the the Big dot Coms came in, lobbied Washington to change the laws and to start letting all these H1B1 visa Indians in. That was that started in the ******* 90s and that's why there's so many of them around because that's, you know, the The Who did we first get we got like the smartest ones they.
03:13:21 So the smartest Indians and out of a a country with that's like 15% of the Earth's population, right, you're going to have some pretty smart ones, like in the the top 1% of that number of people like what I don't even. It's like what 1.8 billion or it's crazy. Like there's like over a billion of these *******.
03:13:41 So the top 1% is going to be.
03:13:43 Pretty ******* smart.
03:13:45 So if you're just getting like that, top 1% of them, that's yeah, I mean, you're going to have some pretty smart Indians coming over here and and taking a lot of those technology jobs and working for pennies. And they just never turn the spicket off and the, the lot of that chain migration start started happening with their bringing their families in and all this other stuff. So yeah, that's.
03:14:05 That's that's why we have so many ******* Indians.
03:14:11 John Skywalker, I'm jumping off here. But I thought your story about the autistic Jew on Ham radio was pretty funny. It's the weirdest thing I've heard for heard.
03:14:20 For a while.
03:14:21 Would you elaborate on it or make it part of a stream? Need a good laugh. Yeah, you can. I mean, you can look them up your.
03:14:30 There's a.
03:14:32 I'm I'm blanking on his name, but he's he's famous. Uh, you can just look up famous Jammer.
03:14:39 Ham radio and there's recordings of him on YouTube and you can find, like the FCC court case, if it's the same, if it's. If you're talking the same 1II.
03:14:50 Think you're talking about? There's a there's a jammer that's been around forever, like for years. And the FCC and the DOJ has been involved and and just.
03:14:59 They keep not.
03:15:02 Enforcing it like they keep not going after him because I think in a way the FCC doesn't want ham radio to be around and so if they can, if there's someone that if there's some autistic Jew that's out there ruining it for everybody for them, then they're going to.
03:15:16 Just let it happen.
03:15:22 Arbra, commandant. Hey, Devin. You mentioned in your previous streams the Magic box thinking.
03:15:27 Personally I don't understand it how people can think like that. I love to take things apart and see how it works. Yeah, I I every toy that I had that was electronic when I was a kid, my parents would get mad because after I got bored with it, I would bust it open and and usually really it because I wouldn't know. I was a kid, right? I was just like shorting wires.
03:15:47 And taking components out and whatever.
03:15:50 And they'd be like, oh, we spent.
03:15:51 A lot of money on that. I'd be like, well.
03:15:53 I'm learning.
03:15:56 And I just lost my place on here.
03:16:02 The logical extremist I met, he's usually rational. OK, I think it certainly is. Cult. Like he saw something unique and wanted to become part of it. That group, I suppose. I suppose when you can't be white, American, Christian, et cetera. Joining any edgy group makes you feel relevant. Well, everyone wants to.
03:16:21 Belong to something, right?
03:16:23 Great Plains Calvary, based in hilarious story your Rockwell Stream got me thinking about general red.
03:16:29 Pilling for subversion purposes, but it can be tough conversation to start these days, even just to vet dates. Burnett's programming is very effective on on women it is, but like like I said, if it's it's effective on women because they're very impressionable and so if you.
03:16:50 Find one that hasn't already been impressed by the by academia or other you know by mainstream media. Yeah. And a lot of this depends on your age too, because once you hit 30.
03:17:03 You know, they're just like you. I mean, they're they're going to be setting their ways. Right. And so if you're, if you're dating women that are, like, 30. Good luck, buddy.
03:17:13 Single women in their 30s. Yeah. Good luck. I mean, it's that's going to be tough. I mean it, they're out there, but it's going to be tough in your 20s. It's way easier. It's way easier. And women are they're still their brains are more plastic.
03:17:28 And we'll conform to you. If the. Yeah. Just don't ******* take **** from them. Just be like, alright, you, you you think this is racist or this is bad or whatever. Alright? I'm done. And just and and don't and don't try to plead with them or or you know let's do. It's gay. They don't. They'll never they'll never respond to that first of all.
03:17:46 So they never works.
03:17:48 It'll just make you look weaker. You'll maybe get a sympathy second day out of it, but it'll just be like, awful. Don't don't. Don't ever ******* do that. Just say, alright, if we we.
03:17:59 We we disagree on this very important thing it. Imagine it just react the same way you would have reacted if she said she was a.
03:18:07 A Peto or a Satanist?
03:18:09 Because it's that important. I mean, at at that point, she's she she's going.
03:18:12 To be supporting.
03:18:14 Even if she's not a Peter or a Satanist, she might as well be, because the reason why the petals and sadness will be around will because of her.
03:18:20 So just think of it that.
03:18:21 Way like all right.
03:18:25 Uh. Let's see here.
03:18:27 Jay Ray J Ray, 1981.
03:18:32 Cash flow checkout.
03:18:39 I'd like to return this duck.
03:18:42 January 1981 come in late. Holy ****, dude. Here is 12 pieces of silver. Thanks, Deb. Well, I appreciate that.
03:18:52 Opera commandant.
03:18:54 Hey, Devin, you mentioned in a magic box thinking alright, why is?
03:18:57 That doing it again.
03:19:05 I don't know why it's doing that again.
03:19:09 It's it's set.
03:19:10 Yours are like a bunch of times.
03:19:13 Spiritual principles.
03:19:16 There is no scientific observable, repeatable and takes into account all known variables like refraction, perspective.
03:19:24 That measures the curvature of the earth. Does science lack the technology and power to measure the curvature, or is there no curvature to measure? No, there's curvature, and that's just so ******* stupid. I'm not even going to respond to it because you can. I've showed you how you can do it and you're just ******* stupid. If you if you can't figure out if you can't.
03:19:44 Figure out.
03:19:45 That the earth is round just by a couple normal things that ancient peoples were able to figure out, and you can.
03:19:52 Conduct experiments that do it.
03:19:53 Too you can measure the curvature the way that the ancient Greeks did. Look it up. They did it in 300 BC. They figured out the exact size, the circumference of the earth using repeatable.
03:20:05 Experiments that you can do at home. I'm not going to waste everyone's time by telling you how to do it. You can just Google it. Just look up ancient Greek experiment. Circumference of the earth.
03:20:15 It'll tell you how to do it, and you can do it. In fact, you can do it way easier than how they did it, because you have the Internet and so you can do it in real time with someone in in on on, like FaceTime or something like that. So you know that there's no, there's no cheating going on. So it's it's there are easy ways to to measure the curve.
03:20:35 Lots of easy ways, and that doesn't even take into account all the stuff that like. You're gonna just think is fake anyway, like satellites and all this other stuff. I would just ask you this just you wanna know? You wanna know how I know just by here's something that's really here's something even a caveman could ******* understand. OK.
03:20:54 If the the earth is flat and the sun never goes down and it's all just some weird perspective, you know something that flatter they're saying cuz they don't know what that means. If that's all it is, then explain to me if you're ever in the United States or anywhere with really with a mountain range and.
03:21:14 You have a mountain range that you are to the West of.
03:21:17 And the sunsets at night, it goes down, the sun goes down in the West, and you look at that mountain, ask yourself, why would the shadow of night travel up the mountain?
03:21:36 Why would it start at the bottom?
03:21:38 And go to the top and if you need someone to explain to you why that that would matter, then you're too. You're you're. You really shouldn't be trusting random Internet people to tell you what the shape of the earth is. You should just probably go with whatever one everyone. What the majority of people are are thinking.
03:21:57 On this one because.
03:21:59 You lack the.
03:22:00 The capability to to do basic things to understand this for.
03:22:04 Yourself. So sorry. Sorry, just it it's there's just so many ways to do it and I don't want to spend like an hour, especially because flat Earthers will just reject them all out of hand.
03:22:16 Especially the way you phrase that I can tell you're one of those people. Harmless. Gee, going over Logan Paul's Flat Earth documentary. Or at least some clips of it could be a good content, if only to mock flat Earthers. Here's the link to it. Well, Logan, this is Logan. Paul marrying some ******* super hoe like some someone that sucked off like.
03:22:36 50 black guys like legit like 50 black guys and and like 1000?
03:22:42 Celebrities. I've never seen it, but I have no interest in his content. Just just because of that reason alone and because of the clips I've seen of him saying that like he I'm I'm anti racist and I'm gonna use my white privilege to, you know, just he's such a ******* ******.
03:23:01 The logical extremists.
03:23:03 Another link I thought this short video of the opening of Alien really showed how boomers don't have morals. Alien is a true story and I don't give a **** if it's bad for my child as long as I liked it. Wait.
03:23:19 Alien is a truce. I don't know. I can't. Like I said I can't do links tonight, so I can't look at that without killing the connection, which we're going to be wrapping up anyway, because.
03:23:28 Last but not least, Great Plains Calvary. **** pancake, earth. What do you think of skiing and snowboarding? I find the soul of sport quite Aryan and appealing to the adventurer spirit. Unfortunately, most resort towns are liberal shitholes now, which is why I like hiking.
03:23:48 For my ski runs, more than riding lifts now. Yeah, I used to. I mean, I'm not an excellent skier by any means. I was better at snowboarding because it's easier.
03:24:00 And that was never awesome.
03:24:01 At snowboarding either, but like I was good enough.
03:24:03 To like when I.
03:24:04 Went skiing. I I would often get.
03:24:08 Like I I I was. I could never go down like the really steep hills without losing control. Snowboarding seemed like it was easier to.
03:24:16 To control for me and I did a lot of, I did a lot of that when I was.
03:24:22 Like in high school and early 20s, because I lived in.
03:24:27 A part of the country that had, you know, somewhat nearby good resorts, you know, like tell you ride and all that stuff, all of Colorado, New Mexico has a, you know, not great ones, but they it's got like, well, it's got Taos and it's got, you know, like Santa Fe, even Sandia which.
03:24:47 It's kind of gay, but like it's you.
03:24:49 Know it's close.
03:24:52 Yeah, it's fun stuff. I think that.
03:24:55 Especially if you live somewhere, and if nothing else, you should teach your kids how to.
03:24:59 Do cross country skiing.
03:25:00 You know, at least get them comfortable on skis.
03:25:04 I wouldn't be able to do that here.
03:25:05 Because I'm I.
03:25:06 Don't know. Maybe in the sand that would work out. All right, guys. Well, I am out of here. Hope you all enjoyed the show. I really appreciate the support. It was more than I was.
03:25:22 More than I was expecting by a long shot. So big ups to everyone you know, especially Penelope Maynard who?
03:25:30 Who did a lot of the heavy lifting, but all of you guys who who?
03:25:35 Support of the show. I really appreciate that and I will be back here Wednesday and then I I'm also trying to work out. I'm still trying to workout these interviews on other people's channels and streams and stuff, and I just haven't again. It's been like a an issue with just getting all the, you know, all the scheduling.
03:25:55 Worked out, so I'll get I'll get. I'll let you guys know as soon as I know.
03:26:00 Alright, in the meantime.
03:26:02 For black pill.
03:26:05 I am of course.
03:26:08 Ohh, the replay might not be up for a little bit because the the **** **, so I might have to upload recorded version.
03:26:16 Devin stack.
03:26:18 I can't believe you're a professional golfer.
03:26:20 I think you.
03:26:21 Should be working at the snack bar. You better.
03:26:23 Relax, Bob, there is no way that you.
03:26:26 Could have been.
03:26:26 As bad at hockey as you are at.
03:26:28 Golf. All right, let's go.
03:26:32 You like that old man?
03:26:33 You want a piece of me?
03:26:36 I don't want a piece.
03:26:37 Of you, I want the whole thing.
03:26:54 Wow, that's great.
03:26:54 Now you're going to get it floppy.
03:27:17 The price is wrong, *****.
03:27:30 Thank you.
03:27:31 But enough.
03:27:37 Now you've had enough.