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00:05:19 Welcome to the insomnia stream. No bueno edition.
00:05:26 What's up, guys? I wasn't going to stream the night.
00:05:29 I'm of course your host Evan Stack.
00:05:32 Ohh, I was gonna stream tonight, but I gotta.
00:05:34 Kill a few hours.
00:05:36 And I kill a few hours.
00:05:39 And I could take a nap, I guess, cause I have to get up.
00:05:41 I have to get up well.
00:05:43 At like.
00:05:44 2:00 in the morning.
00:05:46 And move some beehives.
00:05:49 There's this.
00:05:51 This place I had some beehives.
00:05:55 Have permission to be there.
00:05:57 And right next to it was this. Uh.
00:06:01 Abandoned building.
00:06:04 That looked worse than Carl's has.
00:06:07 And I've been abandoned for like, since the 70s.
00:06:13 And then literally out of nowhere.
00:06:16 The guy who who's owned it since the 70s, he's like this old man.
00:06:21 The size he's going to move into this abandoned building.
00:06:25 And.
00:06:29 The bees are attacking the the guy that that he hired to start.
00:06:34 Cleaning up the property.
00:06:37 And I'm like, ah, you *** ** * *****. 44 more than 40 years, 50 years.
00:06:43 This place is just sitting here languishing and then and then I try to put bees there and now you want to live there? Why?
00:06:50 Do you even want to live there?
00:06:54 He doesn't. There's no plumbing there.
00:06:57 He doesn't have water. He's going to have to. I I don't get it. I don't get it.
00:07:03 Just my luck though.
00:07:06 Now it's putting the the spicier bees there because no one, no one was there.
00:07:14 So now I gotta I gotta go out there.
00:07:18 And move, like, uh, like 8 hives.
00:07:21 And I I'm I'm not sure exactly where I'm gonna put them. I got a place I can put them temporarily.
00:07:29 But I don't have like a like hive moving stuff.
00:07:34 So I'm the reason I'm waiting so long is I'm waiting. It's gonna get a little bit. Not super cold tonight, but it's gonna get a little bit cold tonight.
00:07:41 So I'm waiting until it's as cold as it's going to get, and then I'm just going to.
00:07:48 You know, staple gun screens over the entrances real fast before they can get mad and start crawling out.
00:07:56 Cause you know killer bees at night, that's like a.
00:08:01 That's horrible. It's horrible.
00:08:03 Yeah, they they don't. They can't fly at you and swarm at you, but it's almost worse cause they just crawl around. They're like ants. They turn into like ants. They just pour out like hot lava and crawl up your legs and everything. And they're just they're extra mad. And all the B every B is home every B.
00:08:20 So I got a.
00:08:22 I'm not sure how I'm gonna do it really. Honestly, I'm. I'm at the take several trips.
00:08:27 Because I'm not going to get him in the back of my truck.
00:08:31 So I'm at the like just load a couple hives at a time into the back of my car and then just drive them somewhere.
00:08:38 I don't know. I'm not happy about.
00:08:40 It I'm kind of tired too I I.
00:08:46 I'm tired of.
00:08:47 It.
00:08:47 It ohh by the way, the the best summer bees are still not here.
00:08:51 The best summer bees that were supposed to be here Friday, they're just, they're just dead somewhere. The post office doesn't even know where they are now.
00:08:55 Add.
00:09:00 The last time the tracking number updated was Thursday.
00:09:04 And I went in there I was.
00:09:05 Like, well, what? What? What's going on?
00:09:08 This is a sign of of of things to come, right?
00:09:12 They said ohh.
00:09:13 No. What do you what do you mean you don't know?
00:09:19 Maybe. Maybe call the people you order them from and say they're.
00:09:21 Not coming like what?
00:09:22 Maybe they're not coming. Like, are they coming or how do you lose bees?
00:09:31 So anyway and then.
00:09:35 Anyway, boy, I I don't have anything prepared. I'm just gonna ***** at you for like an hour. I don't know.
00:09:43 I I finally have a washer and dryer. I set that up today. It took a while because when I was looking for a washer and dryer this place is not hooked up for a washer and dryer.
00:09:55 There is no 240 Volt anything anyway.
00:10:00 There.
00:10:01 And so I looked, having never really bought a washer and dryer before.
00:10:07 I looked for like not like the Super ****** ones like the little crappy. That's what I had. I had a little plasticky like made in Korea, one that runs off 100 and.
00:10:17 20 volts, right?
00:10:19 But you use that for a couple of years. That's about all they really have in them. And so it was starting to sound like it was going to explode.
00:10:27 So I was looking for like a like a real one, you know, made by a company not in Korea.
00:10:33 Even though it's probably going to still be made in China or.
00:10:35 Korea.
00:10:36 But I thought, oh, I'll get one of those GE like stacked ones, like I had back in the day in one of my apartments. They're usually kind of cheap.
00:10:44 And you can find them for the run off 120 volts, I thought.
00:10:50 So I ordered one.
00:10:53 It was listed as 120 volts.
00:10:57 And it showed up.
00:10:59 On the packaging, it says 120 volts.
00:11:03 Slash 240. Well, actually this is 110 slash 220. I don't know why that changed or when or how bad it is to because I got 100.
00:11:10 And 20 volts come out of the sockets here.
00:11:15 I'm looking at the back because they don't even come with plugs. You have to wire it yourself.
00:11:20 And I'm like this is not.
00:11:22 This is not 120 volts, this is 240.
00:11:25 And they just call it 100. I don't know why they it's on the, it's on the pamphlet, it's on everything.
00:11:32 Because the dryer is electric, they can't. I don't have. I don't have gas out here, so I can't run off gas.
00:11:38 I could maybe.
00:11:38 We.
00:11:39 They maybe they made like a propane one.
00:11:43 So for the last several hours I've been like what the exact thing I.
00:11:47 Didn't want to have to do.
00:11:49 Wiring a room for 240 volts.
00:11:53 Hoping that.
00:11:55 That holds up the way that I did it using stuff I already had.
00:12:03 It'll be fine. It'll be fine. Electrical fire is.
00:12:05 Not a big deal.
00:12:08 So and it works, it works.
00:12:12 Anyway, I thought I thought maybe I'd stream for a little bit.
00:12:18 Hang out in regular chat for a little bit, since I don't really do that.
00:12:22 And.
00:12:24 I don't know.
00:12:26 I part of me, part of me, and it's the part that's not going to win the argument in my head, I don't think.
00:12:33 But part of me was like well.
00:12:35 Maybe let maybe give him a link. Night a farewell to lynx. And I was like, what are you talking about? That's that's ******* crazy. I'm not going to do that. I'm not going to do that.
00:12:52 So anyway.
00:12:54 Instead, like I said, we'll hang out.
00:12:55 In regular chat.
00:12:56 Here there's a couple of clips I could play. I went through Twitter.
00:13:01 I I I I just decided to do this like at 9:30. So like I had like, you know, half hour to to to to think of something and I I had nothing I had to make the thumbnail and all.
00:13:12 That other.
00:13:13 Ohh, here's something I can tell you. The reason why it's called No Bueno edition on Telegram.
00:13:20 I mentioned that I discovered one of truro's superpowers.
00:13:25 Turns out, churro.
00:13:27 Is a racist.
00:13:29 That's right, good old churro.
00:13:33 Although it makes me sad, wondering like, well, how did this happen? Well, I'll tell you the story.
00:13:38 So I'm outside.
00:13:40 Doing some bee stuff.
00:13:43 And this truck from the the gas company pulls up.
00:13:47 And he's like sticking some probe thing in the ground. And I guess it it it, it's kind of fascinating the the the way that.
00:13:55 They keep the.
00:13:56 The gas lines from rusting is very similar to how they keep some of these bridges that aren't being hit by barges.
00:14:06 From rusting they put low voltage into the the gas lines and the.
00:14:16 Not to get too complicated, but that basically by putting this low voltage through the gas line, it stops it from corroding and they do the same thing with some.
00:14:26 Bridges and stuff like that.
00:14:27 And he was shoving this probe in the ground to, I guess, measure the voltage and make sure that the you know that the the voltage was normal or whatever.
00:14:41 And he was a little suspicious. Little suspicious. So I decided to like, just be like, hey, what are you doing over there? What's what's going on?
00:14:49 And I was like, I'm from the FBI. I'm. I'm staking out your house. I was, like, really them? That's that's. That's right. I'm from the, you know, now there was a part of me and my. Yeah, the the paranoid part of my brain was like, was this ******* fed doing? Ohh sure. Checking the the electric current coming from the the the gas line the likely.
00:15:09 Sorry.
00:15:12 But he starts talking to me, and it was a big mistake because he won't shut up.
00:15:16 And like 20 minutes later, he's still talking to me.
00:15:21 And I'm like, well, I can't just, like, walk away and still talking to me. And that's that's when the paranoid part of my brain again was was was thinking.
00:15:29 He he's he's fishing for information here.
00:15:31 Cause he was he kind of was. Oh, how long have you lived out here? Oh, what's it like living out here? Oh, what he. I've always wondered. What? What do you do it? It was just like really kind of like, oh, why you ask Kelly these questions, buddy.
00:15:45 So I'm out there talking for a while and.
00:15:49 Truro comes you know, here. Here's here's us talking. And here he comes scampering up.
00:15:56 Now I looked down and there was, you know, he's not afraid of people. I mean, he's not afraid.
00:16:00 Of like the.
00:16:02 I mean, I call my neighbors a little far away, but the neighbors or whatever, that he's never been afraid of, anyone who's come over to the pill box or anything like that.
00:16:12 So he's scampering up, and I go. Oh, hey, what's up, little buddy?
00:16:16 And this gas guy slash FBI agent.
00:16:21 Who's Mexican, by the way, who? Churro heard talking so it couldn't.
00:16:24 Have been his voice.
00:16:26 Cheryl was coming in from behind.
00:16:29 This guy turns around, looks at the cat.
00:16:33 Ensure freezes and as ears do like the you know, like the cat.
00:16:38 Like suspicion.
00:16:41 Thing.
00:16:43 That their.
00:16:43 Ears do when they're I don't know. You know what I'm talking.
00:16:46 And then he just slowly started backing away, like afraid of, like like like of of.
00:16:53 The the Mexican FBI agent gas meter guy.
00:16:59 And then he went and ran away. And I was.
00:17:01 Like, alright well.
00:17:07 Apparently he hates Mexicans.
00:17:10 Wonder how that happened. I hope nothing. I hope nothing. I hope. No, no ******* Mexican did anything terrible.
00:17:18 To him to to create this. Maybe it's just some kind of 6th sense.
00:17:23 That he had. But yeah. And then he was gone. He, like, he was just gone for the rest of the time.
00:17:30 That guy was here, which was like another 20 minute, like the guy wouldn't stop.
00:17:33 Talking to me.
00:17:34 Like he was literally just talking me like for.
00:17:37 Like an hour.
00:17:39 And I'm being all vague about stuff and without trying to be like a weirdo about.
00:17:43 It you know.
00:17:45 And also just kind of like why did I why I should. It's my fault. Never should have.
00:17:51 Initiated anything with this ******* guy.
00:17:56 Yeah, people in chat saying true knows that's true.
00:18:01 Cheryl knows.
00:18:05 The gregarious ******. Yes, exactly.
00:18:10 Cats do know, though, cats do have kind of.
00:18:12 A weird 6th sense.
00:18:16 Do you ever have a cat that just walks up to a wall and just stares intently at the wall?
00:18:24 And at first, you're like, what is there like a bug on the wall? Is there, like a spider? Like, what you looking at so.
00:18:29 You start looking at the wall.
00:18:33 And you don't see anything?
00:18:35 And then the cat's tail starts swishing back and you're like, alright.
00:18:39 The the the.
00:18:39 Place is haunted.
00:18:41 I live in a ******* haunted house.
00:18:45 It used to really creep me out when I lived out in.
00:18:47 The desert.
00:18:49 Building that Earthship thing I was telling you guys about.
00:18:53 I was in this RV Breaking Bad style.
00:18:57 And uh classified cat was in.
00:18:59 There.
00:19:00 And late at night, occasionally classified cat would walk up to the door and just.
00:19:05 Stare at.
00:19:05 The door. And I'm like, what's out there, buddy. What? What? What? What is it? Because this is where I was. Miles away, miles away from civilization. Like this is kind of not the middle of nowhere. But this was, like, really out in the middle of nowhere.
00:19:22 This is what?
00:19:23 I went months without seeing a human face to face.
00:19:27 And it was a little bit weird.
00:19:30 It was a little bit weird.
00:19:31 It makes you you.
00:19:32 Starting to feel a little weird after a.
00:19:33 While if you haven't talked to a human.
00:19:35 Or seen a human like all you've seen is.
00:19:39 Weird, weird desert animals.
00:19:42 Lots of snakes. Lizards.
00:19:45 Coyotes, although coyotes you'd hear more than you would see.
00:19:49 I heard coyotes all the time, but it was very, very rare occurrence that they would pop.
00:19:54 Up.
00:19:57 Oh boy, see now regular chats not saying anything. One thing we could take a look at, there was a.
00:20:07 There was a clip floating around.
00:20:12 People have been mentioning stuff like, oh, do you think?
00:20:17 Do you think that we're seeing the mainstreaming of anti-Semitism?
00:20:22 You know, people ask that last last stream, I think.
00:20:27 And I mentioned you know, to some extent, yeah, it does seem like that, right where you have a lot of these normies.
00:20:36 That watch Candace Owens.
00:20:40 And now that never for a moment would have thought about Jewish power, Jewish influence.
00:20:48 Israel, you know, outside of like a positive, you know? Ohh, Israel's our greatest ally.
00:20:55 Who are now all of a sudden?
00:20:58 Who the **** is this rabbi Shmuly guy? And why is Ben Shapiro seem to, like, lose his ****? And especially now that she's fired?
00:21:06 Right.
00:21:08 And I mentioned, you know I'm, you know.
00:21:11 I'm cautiously optimistic about that, but there's a part of me that kind of feels like it's a controlled demolition.
00:21:18 Like they kind of know the jig is up.
00:21:21 Right, because now all of a sudden it's almost like it's OK like mainstream people, that they they can.
00:21:27 Just.
00:21:28 They just talk about this openly, like almost overnight, almost overnight. You have all these people that were afraid to say anything negative.
00:21:40 About Jews.
00:21:42 Or even like hint.
00:21:44 About anything negative about Jews.
00:21:48 And now they're just like it's.
00:21:49 Like no big deal.
00:21:52 And I kind of feel like, well, it was.
00:21:59 I don't want to say pressure valve, but it feels a little pressure valving.
00:22:04 Like, it feels like the they they were starting to think people are getting really mad.
00:22:10 People are getting really mad.
00:22:13 And and I wouldn't be.
00:22:14 Thinking that so much if it wasn't for Rabbi Shmuli's performance.
00:22:19 Being so over the top, you know, like being such a ******* Jew. Like, like, more of a caricature of a Jew than anyone, not a Jew, could have even done. Like, look at the most anti-Semitic Nazi propaganda. And it doesn't equal what Rabbi Shmuli was doing on a daily basis on Twitter.
00:22:42 And it just seemed a little much.
00:22:44 And Rabbi Shmuli's been around a long ******* time.
00:22:48 I remember back, you know, decades ago, really, when I used to listen to to Dennis Prager on the radio.
00:22:57 On talk radio.
00:22:59 And I remember him vaguely.
00:23:02 Just because of the name, you know it's a stupid ******* name. And I remember Rabbi Shmuli would come on. And those were like the hours I didn't like to listen to because they would just talk about stupid Jew ****.
00:23:13 For like an hour.
00:23:15 And even though at the time I wasn't, you know, aware of the the Jewish influence as I listened to the Jewish influence.
00:23:23 Even even me at that.
00:23:25 Time it was like too much. It was like, OK, this is like, this is like, too Jewry. It's like 2 Jews talking about Jew stuff for like an hour. I can't do that.
00:23:37 But it's weird because all of a sudden.
00:23:40 People are figuring.
00:23:41 Out in fact, I have I I.
00:23:43 Have a curiosity about a couple of.
00:23:47 Friends that that cut me off.
00:23:51 That cut me off because.
00:23:54 They thought that I was anti-Semitic.
00:23:57 And this was years.
00:23:57 Ago, I think we're back in like 20.
00:24:02 19 and 16 even, but but certainly by 2017, when I was first starting to notice things.
00:24:09 And I was privately talking to someone that I've known since I was, like 12 years old.
00:24:15 And I was like, you know what?
00:24:20 I think it's the Jews, like I really do. I think it's the Jews.
00:24:26 And the blood drained out of his face.
00:24:31 He like flows.
00:24:33 And he said I I wouldn't. I wouldn't. I wouldn't tell anyone that.
00:24:38 And I was like, I don't. I kind of feel it because I had my YouTube channel already, right? I hadn't done any YouTube videos addressing the JQ yet.
00:24:48 And I was just like, oh, you know, I kind of feel like I have to, right. Like, I can't just if it if it's really the juice. And I think it's the juice I have to say something and I eased into it.
00:25:01 Because even I was a little on the shore.
00:25:04 Now this guy was was a. You know, I if I had to guess because he stopped talking to me very like shortly after that we never talked.
00:25:14 And at that time, he was big into the daily wire.
00:25:20 Begin to I still remember the day that he came up to me.
00:25:25 Like he had just cracked some *******.
00:25:27 Enigma code.
00:25:29 And, said Devin.
00:25:32 I figured out like the best. The best strategy when arguing with the Democrats online.
00:25:38 And I was like, what? What is it cause?
00:25:42 I didn't know it was going to be bad.
00:25:45 And this was when.
00:25:46 It was already it was already a meme at this point. He's like what you do is you say the Democrats are the real racists.
00:25:57 I'm not ******* kidding. You totally thought that this was like some groundbreaking thing. He had just figured out.
00:26:06 And now I'm thinking to myself, so many mainstream people are talking about this stuff.
00:26:14 There's a really good possibility that even this guy.
00:26:18 Even this, like I'm tempted to text him and just be like I told you, it was the ******* Jews. You know what?
00:26:27 Ah, but then there's like that weird part of me that's like, like, I then I'm the one that loses cause like he hasn't called me, and I haven't called him. And it's been like years now at this point. And now that now it's almost like a battle of wills. Like he has to bend the knee and come to me and be like he would, you know, it was the Jews, you know.
00:26:47 But maybe that's just me being petting. I don't.
00:26:50 Know.
00:26:52 But anyway, this is a clip I fried.
00:26:55 This guy's name what?
00:26:56 Is it?
00:26:58 I thought his last name was Julie. Cause isn't his last name like Schultz.
00:27:01 Or something. Let me see.
00:27:03 I gotta find my.
00:27:08 My Twitter he's I know he's a comedian and I know he's a popular comedian because he always gets recommended in my on YouTube, which I don't understand because.
00:27:22 I've watched.
00:27:24 Parts of his his streams or his podcast, or.
00:27:28 Whatever you want to call.
00:27:28 It.
00:27:29 And it's not good.
00:27:32 Like it's not. It's not, and it's one of those things where I'm like, well, I mean.
00:27:38 Is this like Alex Friedman like that? I used to feel the same way about Lex Friedman, right?
00:27:43 Because it was getting constantly.
00:27:45 Put in my feed and I'm like.
00:27:46 Oh well, I guess I'll watch one of these.
00:27:50 And you're sitting there, like halfway through.
00:27:51 And you're like.
00:27:52 Really. Is this what people like now like?
00:27:56 Is this what they like? Is it?
00:28:01 Really weird. Am I just getting old and I just don't get it? Or is this just seems just really ******* boring to me?
00:28:10 And this is the same thing with this guy, I think like one of those streams I watched with this guy he had.
00:28:16 Oh, what's that guys name? He's like he's, but he's not like a flat Earther.
00:28:21 Graham Hancock he might as well be right. He's one of these. Like into the Pyramids and Atlantis like, you know, in fact, he was like a a frequent guest, I think on coast to Coast AM back in the day. He's he's getting old. He's on Joe Rogan now. Still like oh, you know, every every couple of years he comes up with some new.
00:28:41 You know, like mud flood type theory or something like that. And he was on this guy's show.
00:28:47 Yeah.
00:28:49 And I couldn't. I I watched, maybe, like, 15 minutes of it before I I had to tap out, and I was just like, OK, this is.
00:28:54 It maybe it was the guest because, yeah, I've just heard that guy talk about nonsense for so many years. I just had enough.
00:29:01 But anyway, this is this. This isn't like exactly being around the Bush.
00:29:08 And he's not talking like someone.
00:29:11 Because I think for some of these.
00:29:12 People for some of these people.
00:29:15 It's a monetization thing.
00:29:18 Right. For some of these people, they don't want their YouTube channels to be demonetized. They're not nimble. They don't know how to navigate the alt media. And I get it. It's not easy, it's.
00:29:34 It's not as look, it's not as lucrative, and it's not as popular. And you know you.
00:29:39 Have.
00:29:40 You you have to be. You basically have to be better than you have to.
00:29:44 Be if when you're on YouTube.
00:29:45 You know.
00:29:47 And a lot of these guys, maybe including this guy, they're not that.
00:29:50 Great.
00:29:51 You know, they're just the reason why the money comes rolling in and the views are there.
00:29:55 Because they're on YouTube and they play the game.
00:29:59 And they think that if the the second they stopped.
00:30:01 Playing the game.
00:30:04 All that money dries up and they'll they'll have to get.
00:30:06 A real job.
00:30:09 So they they're.
00:30:11 They're perfectly satisfied.
00:30:14 Lying to people or telling them what they want to hear, doing the Tim Poole thing.
00:30:22 But this guy, when he's talking about this stuff, there doesn't even really seem to be the hesitation.
00:30:28 The I might get my channel demonetized hesitation or I have to speak in code.
00:30:35 And which is another reason why.
00:30:37 I'm a little suspicious.
00:30:40 Because I I I thought to myself. Well, let's say all of a sudden.
00:30:46 You can talk about Jews on YouTube or or whatever, right?
00:30:53 And people like this start talking about Jews.
00:30:58 I still.
00:31:00 Suspect that if I were to start using my YouTube channel.
00:31:05 And you know.
00:31:05 Doing even just this kind of a stream.
00:31:09 My channel would you know, it wouldn't be monetized certainly and it would probably get banned.
00:31:16 So by allowing approved people to start talking about this stuff, people like this guy Candice Owens or or Matt Walsh, I guess has has dipped his toe in at a little tiny bit.
00:31:28 That ******* *****.
00:31:33 They get to choose who tells you about the Jews, and it's all about framing.
00:31:39 Right. It's all about framing.
00:31:45 They can leave out the whole part about. Yeah. You know, all this, like, literally everything conservatives complain about, you know, whether it's trans kids or whatever.
00:31:56 They'll leave out the part about how. Ohh yeah, that's all Jews.
00:32:00 They'll leave out the part about like, you know, remember 911? Yeah, Jews.
00:32:05 Yeah.
00:32:07 They'll leave out the part like. Yeah. Remember JFK? Yeah, probably Jews.
00:32:12 You know.
00:32:15 And instead they'll frame it like well.
00:32:20 It's not that bad. It's just that.
00:32:23 You know, people like Ben Shapiro.
00:32:27 He he says he's for free speech, but he doesn't allow criticism of Israel.
00:32:35 We should be, you know, maybe it's a decommissioning.
00:32:43 A DEA? A controlled decommissioning.
00:32:48 Of the Israeli lobbies influence in America.
00:32:54 And we need to guide you to a happy place.
00:33:00 There are people that believe.
00:33:05 And I think it's it's, it might even be like some one.
00:33:07 Of these sun suit type things right?
00:33:11 Like like like I I hate by the way. I ******* hate sun sue. I hate like this art of war. Like, OK, I get it. You know, you can find wisdom in lots of places, but acting like some ******* you know how what year was that? You know, like 1000 years ago like some.
00:33:31 General from Asia.
00:33:34 Is is going to be able to spout so much wisdom that everything he says is like it has to be true, because sons too. But one of the things I mean, I might even be wrong about this. It might not even be him.
00:33:47 But the idea is.
00:33:51 You have to give your enemy an out.
00:33:56 You have to give them an out.
00:34:00 You have to give them a graceful exit.
00:34:04 A corridor in which they can retreat down.
00:34:10 Otherwise you'll end up with a cornered animal.
00:34:18 But you know.
00:34:22 I kind of feel like.
00:34:24 I'd prefer a cornered animal if it looks like Rabbi Shmuly, I would prefer.
00:34:31 A cornered animal.
00:34:33 I don't want them to have a graceful retreat.
00:34:38 I don't want them to. To acquiesce.
00:34:44 And be like.
00:34:44 Oh. Oh, you're right, guys. We're sorry.
00:34:49 We're sorry we ****** ** Western civilization slowly but steadily for over a century. Just, you know, chipping away at it. And now it's, you know, now that you guys now you know. Whoops. Whoopsie. Sorry.
00:35:02 We'll stop. We'll cut it out. We'll you know what? We'll dial it back.
00:35:08 We'll dial it back a little bit.
00:35:14 Oh, sorry for unleashing this Gollum on the on the Western civilization these these hordes of non whites that.
00:35:22 That that see us as the oppressor because we're white, passing and and we've created this monster that's now turning against us. Sorry about that, guys.
00:35:36 We'll stop. We'll cut it out. We'll cut it out.
00:35:40 I know. Ohh you caught me. You caught me with my hand in the cookie jar.
00:35:48 No, I don't.
00:35:49 **** that.
00:35:54 I would prefer a snarling and snapping.
00:35:59 Cornered animal.
00:36:05 Kind of like old yeller, you might say.
00:36:09 There's really only one solution to that problem.
00:36:16 Oh the other.
00:36:20 Anyway, let's have a little listen.
00:36:25 He makes the argument for censorship. He calls it something else.
00:36:25 Mix.
00:36:29 Yeah, I forget the time I.
00:36:30 Have in my phone.
00:36:30 But he I mean, he's using the term, right?
00:36:32 He's talking, talking about Ben Shapiro, obviously.
00:36:36 He makes the argument for censorship. He calls it something else.
00:36:39 Yeah, I forgot the term I have in my phone.
00:36:41 But he I mean, he's using the term right, but he's basically like there's a window.
00:36:45 Of ideas we accept, yes, and we accept ideas between this, this. I guess this is if I get window looking like this. So we accept ideas between here and here and anything outside of that window. Well, you're fireball. That's censorship. But he's acting as if this is like a justified reason for firing people when you built.
00:36:58 What? Yeah.
00:37:05 Your identity and platform off of no censorship and freedom of speech. Facts don't care about your feelings.
00:37:10 And all this. It's also funny that that window happens to end where his beliefs end. Now being pro Israel, that's where the window ends. That's also your specific personal.
00:37:10 ****.
00:37:15 I guess you would say that.
00:37:18 What?
00:37:20 Belief so.
00:37:20 Wow.
00:37:22 I just don't see.
00:37:22 So you can't have an opinion on your platform that is not pro a country that is not ours. Yeah. Wait a minute. Crazy. I mean, So what is the daily wire? An American media platform or is it an Israeli?
00:37:32 I want to look at the time.
00:37:35 Media platforms. I'm just asking.
00:37:38 This guy's cooking.
00:37:40 You get that? Get that.
00:37:42 I.
00:37:42 No. If if the rule is, I'm just saying if the rule is you cannot be critical because he's no problem. Being very critical of America. Yep, it's critical of the left. And America left is half the country have no problem eviscerating half.
00:37:50 True. True. That's the current power in party in power, but.
00:37:54 Of.
00:37:55 Country.
00:37:57 You can't criticize.
00:37:59 Israel as a country, it's just another country. Unless you're saying and you're clearly admitting that the daily wire is an arm of the Israeli, I guess media or propaganda machine is that are you manipulating the the religious right in America?
00:38:19 The right wing conservatives in America and selling them country Western movies and putting on your little cowboy hat and fake moving in Nashville so you two could take all their money and.
00:38:21 Stop that.
00:38:29 And in the process restricting free speech, one of the core tenets of the American identity, Ben Ben.
00:38:35 Ben Benjamin. Ben just.
00:38:37 What is happening? There's trouble in paradise?
00:38:40 This.
00:38:42 So I watched this clip and I you know, I have to ask myself, is there an element of me that's mad that like these other guys like these guys here?
00:38:52 Are basically using talking points that that me and lots of other people have been using for a long time and and banned for using and would never be able to utter these these sentiments on YouTube on a mainstream promoted podcast.
00:39:09 Is there a part of me that's maybe a little bitter about that?
00:39:11 I don't know, maybe a little bit.
00:39:13 But I think, moreover, the actual problem.
00:39:14 More.
00:39:19 Is the framing.
00:39:21 Like it's OK when it's this multicultural group of approved guys talking about it.
00:39:31 Without without any kind of.
00:39:36 I don't know without any without any sense of.
00:39:43 I don't want to say anger.
00:39:45 But maybe it's anger.
00:39:50 You know, they're they're they're they're framing it like it's oh, it's just it's it's the hypocrisy of.
00:39:57 Of Ben.
00:40:01 But we shouldn't be.
00:40:02 Upset by this?
00:40:05 It's more like an own.
00:40:07 Ohh, I thought you said facts. Don't care about your feelings.
00:40:11 Well, it looks like looks like. Yeah they do.
00:40:16 On your platform.
00:40:22 But that said, I mean, is it a good thing?
00:40:26 It's hard to know. It's hard to know.
00:40:29 Because I do feel like it's the kind of thing that.
00:40:33 Is has the potential.
00:40:36 To be guided.
00:40:38 Somewhere like a safe emergency landing.
00:40:47 Like they know they're in trouble.
00:40:51 Couple engines on the plane have stopped working.
00:40:56 And I'm the kind of guy that's that's laughing in.
00:40:58 The corner and and.
00:41:00 I'm sure maybe a few of them parachute out and they'll be fine, but I wanna see that plane.
00:41:04 Hit the ******* ground.
00:41:12 But then you see these people come in and they're not necessarily these guys, but people like them.
00:41:18 Kind of guiding them in.
00:41:21 Oh, yeah, you're. You're not gonna be able to fly so high anymore.
00:41:26 But don't worry, we'll make sure.
00:41:27 You don't crash and burn.
00:41:29 We'll clear out the runway.
00:41:32 And will guide you in.
00:41:35 For a safe landing.
00:41:39 And once you get off the plane, we might take away your.
00:41:42 Pilot's license.
00:41:46 And people won't trust your airline anymore.
00:41:49 But nothing's going to happen.
00:41:53 Nothing's really going to happen this the same amount of of blowback will happen to you guys as as they happen to all the the COVID freaks.
00:42:07 All the people that locked.
00:42:08 People in their homes and lied about mass and.
00:42:12 The efficacy of experimental mystery juice vaccines that probably kill people.
00:42:21 Maybe millions of people.
00:42:25 Made lots of people rich. We're not going to take the money back.
00:42:32 I mean ****.
00:42:33 Trump. Trump won't even stop bragging about making it.
00:42:41 So 0 danger whatsoever. You might have to say you might have to shrug your shoulders in a in a podcast or an interview sometime in the future and go. I guess we were wrong.
00:42:53 We had the best intentions.
00:42:56 But I guess we were wrong.
00:43:03 And maybe that's what you'll see with this.
00:43:07 I'm sorry guys. We had good intentions.
00:43:13 We we just wanted racial equality. We what? What? Can you blame us for wanting equality?
00:43:32 It's like, what was it Kissinger, right before he died?
00:43:37 Finally.
00:43:40 I mean basically said as much.
00:43:44 In that interview.
00:43:46 Where he said that, uh, maybe it wasn't such such a good idea.
00:43:51 They have all these people from different parts of the country or the different parts of the world being crammed in together into one country.
00:44:04 Well, you see the problem with that is you didn't seem to care until it.
00:44:09 And started to backfire on you.
00:44:19 We've been living this **** for generations.
00:44:23 You didn't give a **** when it was.
00:44:24 When it was affecting me.
00:44:38 So.
00:44:40 I am.
00:44:43 An equal parts suspicious and optimistic. I guess it's a weird place to be.
00:44:53 It's a weird place to be.
00:45:01 You know one thing we could do, I was thinking.
00:45:06 I don't know. It's really worth it.
00:45:09 I was. I was going through like some old oh, by the way.
00:45:13 If you check the description.
00:45:15 There is a a new A. No bueno. A no bueno.
00:45:21 Uh churro shirt that illustrates.
00:45:25 Fairly accurately.
00:45:28 Churros run in with the the FBI agent.
00:45:34 In fact, I might even bring it up. Why not I I'm. I'm actually kind of proud of this one. Let me see.
00:45:40 If I can.
00:45:42 Pop it up here.
00:45:53 Screen shotty.
00:45:59 I don't know if you'll see it very well.
00:46:03 You can go to the link in the description if you want to see.
00:46:06 A higher res.
00:46:09 Version of this.
00:46:12 Let me save that.
00:46:18 Popping up here.
00:46:23 I was going through old files and I was like, you know, be funny and I don't know if it would be.
00:46:30 There you.
00:46:31 Go.
00:46:37 That that's that's literally what he looked like. Well, not the FBI agent, but I took a little artistic license with him. But the but churro's expression is pretty much exactly dead on.
00:46:55 But uh yeah.
00:46:58 Get them where you can the anyway, I was thinking like, you know, a lot of times because especially I had like 1/2 hour. Right to get ready for the show.
00:47:08 And I was like, yeah, it's it's it's like series television series that have been on the air for a long time. And they had to do another episode. They didn't. They didn't really have one. So they would do a best of episode or just like a clip show. Like, it would just play different clips of previous episodes. And I was like, I can, maybe I can do something like.
00:47:28 As as lame as it is, maybe a little bit.
00:47:30 And then I was like, what do I do? Like I can't go through. I have 1/2 hour even if I wanted to do that, I I couldn't go through and edit a bunch of stuff.
00:47:37 And I was like, well, I just look and see what's on my desktop and and what I've edited over the years. It might still actually be on there.
00:47:44 I'm looking at it. I'm like, yeah.
00:47:45 It's not that it's.
00:47:47 Nothing all that great on the desktop.
00:47:50 There's uh.
00:47:53 Let's say, well, let's just see, maybe there's something right? We could watch George Juden.
00:48:01 I've got that on my desktop.
00:48:05 This was kind of funny, I.
00:48:07 Thought.
00:48:10 This is when Anthony Blinken was talking about his uh.
00:48:15 His grandpa and the OR his. Maybe his grandpa or his dad. I think his grandpa in the Holocaust like this is really his. The official story that he that he either believes in or wants you to believe in.
00:48:37 He spent four years in Nazi concentration camps. Twice he was sent to the gas chambers in Auschwitz and managed to evade being killed the second time by picking up a brush and pale and pretending he'd be sent to clean the floors.
00:48:59 Gassing diverted.
00:49:04 That's from a while ago.
00:49:07 Let's see what else I got here I got.
00:49:13 Ohh this is this is when Andrew Tate, Speaking of which.
00:49:17 Andrew Tate, afraid of mentioning Jews.
00:49:22 Every time he was pushed on, the JQ would push back and say that you were you were just a low status male and you're looking for someone else to blame.
00:49:33 Look around you and just look at the world and feel like kind of like we're in the matrix. Like, there's something missing. I don't know. I was always looking for this secret. I was always looking for. I wouldn't say happiness or contentment, but I was always looking to try and break out.
00:49:48 I don't know what I was trying to.
00:49:49 Get to I.
00:49:49 Don't know where it was going to lead.
00:49:54 No.
00:49:57 I guess we'll know for sure if it's how gatekeeper it is. If all of a sudden he changes his tune. Now you know he hops on the bandwagon of no, no, it really is. It's a.
00:50:07 Yeah, I've always said that it's it's definitely the Jews.
00:50:12 Definitely the Jews.
00:50:16 Here's another file I got. This is uh.
00:50:21 Wait, is it? What is this?
00:50:27 I don't know what that is, actually. Don't bring that up.
00:50:28 And then.
00:50:31 Oh, this is a good one.
00:50:34 This is from Thanksgiving.
00:50:35 Don't worry, we won't. We won't do this forever.
00:50:40 Little trip down memory lane.
00:50:44 The the Nazi turkeys.
00:50:47 It was a scary.
00:50:48 Situation right along the path. This gigantic Turkey just kind of like jumps up towards my face to kind of like almost claw me in the face. So kind of knocked me off my bike.
00:50:59 And then it it proceeded to chase me around for like 5 minutes.
00:51:05 They say this wild Turkey has been terrorizing the neighborhood, even attacking people and chasing down cars. Tales of turkeys terrorizing neighbors Turkey.
00:51:12 Through the spurious decoration.
00:51:19 It kind of like jumps up towards my face, but kind of like home with quality in the face.
00:51:33 Scary situation.
00:51:35 Wild turkeys that have settled in this guava Tosen neighborhood have been attacking delivery drivers.
00:51:41 Will keep coming off the truck and start picking up the trucks.
00:52:07 Ah yes, the honorary Aryan bird, the Turkey.
00:52:12 Now I see my I might have just.
00:52:13 One more or two more up here.
00:52:17 And then we'll see what you guys got, I.
00:52:20 Might I might. I might.
00:52:24 I might. I might see if you guys got links, maybe like get out of your system.
00:52:31 Get out of your seat. We'll see.
00:52:34 We'll see.
00:52:35 Now this one I thought was kind of funny because I guess a lot of people got.
00:52:39 Dinged on Twitter for?
00:52:42 Posting stuff about this I never did. I think it's cause I actually edited it up and that whatever AI or whatever algorithm they had looking for clips of this.
00:52:51 It it slipped through its fingers because of the.
00:52:55 The editing.
00:52:57 Next up, Elmo, our little red buddy, is going viral for being a good friend. Earlier this week, he tweeted. Elmo is just checking in. How's everybody doing?
00:53:05 This is the head of Mike Moon, a federal employee of over 20 years, and my father.
00:53:13 No, but Ella don't ask a question. You don't.
00:53:15 Want the answer?
00:53:17 That's right, Elmo, don't ask questions. You don't want the answers to.
00:53:23 There's birds chirping. I don't know if you guys can hear that that.
00:53:25 Wasn't a sound effect.
00:53:28 Well, we're birds chirping out there in the desert.
00:53:32 Finally I got like one more here.
00:53:36 Maybe I don't.
00:53:40 Maybe I don't.
00:53:45 I have this picture of.
00:53:47 Truro on a on a beehive, how about that?
00:53:55 Looking, looking smug. That smug churro.
00:53:58 On a beehive.
00:54:00 All right, let's take a look at.
00:54:03 See if anyone.
00:54:05 Rest, rest doing a link.
00:54:11 They call me Mr. Nags, says. Have you heard of Madeline Murray? Just heard of her died mysteriously, ruined religion and public school. Sometimes it's our own people. Shame.
00:54:22 I think I've talked about her. She's the one that sued to get prayer out of church, right? Isn't that was not her.
00:54:31 I suspect while.
00:54:34 Let me look it up, yeah.
00:54:40 Oh, you know what? She was a Holocaust denier. It says if it's the same one, that's kind of funny.
00:54:46 No, this can't be the same one, because this one died in 1995.
00:54:52 Well, this might be someone else.
00:54:54 To take a look at then.
00:54:57 This is well, I'll bring up the picture here. We might have found it. This is. See, this is sometimes how these. But my research goes.
00:55:06 I looked for something else.
00:55:08 And then we find I I have. I have not read this.
00:55:10 So she might end up.
00:55:12 She doesn't look super based look, but when the first sentence is famous Holocaust denier.
00:55:20 We got, we got, we got to dig a little deeper.
00:55:24 There we go. Let's see what we got here.
00:55:28 This is Madeline Murray O'Hare.
00:55:33 So that's probably a different Madeleine Murray. But Madeline Murray O'Hare was an American activist and Holocaust denier. Not is. This is the one I was thinking of.
00:55:42 Supporting atheism and separation of church and state.
00:55:47 In 1963, she didn't know she was a Holocaust denier, though 1963 she found that American atheists.
00:55:55 And served as its president until 1986, after which her son, John Garth Murray, succeeded her.
00:56:03 She created the first issues of American atheist magazine and identified as a militant feminist.
00:56:08 OK.
00:56:11 Well, which one?
00:56:11 Are you talking about? Because it sounds like just from the context that you were talking about someone.
00:56:15 Similar.
00:56:17 Ohh wait, maybe you're saying she died mysteriously in 9th 95?
00:56:22 Let's see what her death is.
00:56:24 Because if you're a Holocaust denier, especially in 1995, you might die mysteriously. Oh ****. Maybe you weren't talking about her.
00:56:34 Though at least the heading suggests that you are because it says kidnapping and murder.
00:56:41 On August 27, 1995, O'Hare her son, John Garth Murray, and her granddaughter Rob and Murray O'Hare disappeared from their home and office.
00:56:51 A typewritten note was attached to the locked office door, saying the Murray O'Hare family has been called out of town on an emergency basis. We do not know how long we will be gone at the time of writing this memo.
00:57:06 When police entered or here's home, it looked as if they.
00:57:09 Had left suddenly.
00:57:11 The trio said in phone calls that they were on business.
00:57:16 In San Antonio, TX.
00:57:20 Garth Murray ordered $600,000. This is 19.
00:57:24 95 money.
00:57:26 $600,000 worth of gold coins.
00:57:31 From a San Antonio jeweler.
00:57:34 But took delivery of only 500.
00:57:36 $1000 worth of gold coins.
00:57:40 Until September 27th, the American Atheists employees received several mobile phone calls from Robin and John.
00:57:48 But neither explain why they had left when.
00:57:50 They would return.
00:57:53 Employees reported that their voices sounded strained and disturbed.
00:58:00 After September 28th, no further communication came from any of the three.
00:58:06 American Atheist was facing serious financial problems because of the withdrawal of funds and membership dwindled in the face of an apparent scandal.
00:58:16 There was speculation that the trio had disappeared.
00:58:20 In order to conceal its assets.
00:58:23 Or avoided or avoid being contacted by creditors.
00:58:29 During the case, the Austin Chronicle reported that Robert Bryce criticized the relative lack of action by the Austin Police Department even when they were contacted by O'hare's estranged son. He noted the investigation was being led by agents of the IRS.
00:58:46 With whom? The American Atheists had a long running dispute over tax is owed.
00:58:50 The FBI.
00:58:53 And the Dallas County Sheriff's Office.
00:58:58 Let's see here. Blah, blah blah blah.
00:59:02 This is weird.
00:59:04 Where do they find that? I mean, it says murder. I'm assuming that they're going to find.
00:59:10 Yeah, see this?
00:59:11 This I don't mind. This is a good this might be a stream we might have to look more into this thing all.
00:59:17 Together.
00:59:19 Does it say who kidnapped them?
00:59:27 Grandpa. OK, here we are.
00:59:31 Uh, let's see.
00:59:32 Here 999 blah blah blah blah. Finally right?
00:59:38 The official investigation focused on David Roland waters, a felon with a violent history who had started working for the American Atheist in 1993.
00:59:48 In May of 1995, Waters had pled guilty to stealing $54,000 from the organization. When Waters received a lenient sentence. O'Hare published their article in the American Atheist newsletter, in which she exposed the theft of the money along with his previous crimes.
01:00:07 Alright, so she she hired a convict and then like ****** with him and then found.
01:00:12 Out.
01:00:13 O'Hare claimed at the age of 17, Waters had killed another teenager, had been sentenced to 8 years in prison.
01:00:20 When the authorities finally pursued the waters connection in 1999, Waters former girlfriend Patty Stevens confirmed that Waters had vowed violent revenge. After reading O'hara's article.
01:00:33 Federal agents from the FBI and IRS, along with the police, conclude that waters and his accomplices.
01:00:40 Gary Paul Carr and Danny Frye had kidnapped all three Murray O'Hare family members forced them to withdraw the missing funds, gone on several shopping sprees with their money and credit cards, and then killed and dismembered all three.
01:00:56 A few days after O'Hare and her son's granddaughter were killed.
01:01:01 Waters and Carr killed fry. His body was found on the river in the riverbed in Royal Dallas County in 1995.
01:01:11 But his head and hands were missing. As a result, his remains were not.
01:01:18 When reporter McCormick.
01:01:20 'S When when reporter Mccormick's on the.
01:01:23 Own investigation led him to suggest that the body might be fries.
01:01:29 Well, I guess that's how we figured out a.
01:01:31 Search warrant was.
01:01:32 Executed on the apartment of Waters and his girlfriend and search revealed ammunition of various calibers.
01:01:38 Waters, a convicted felon, was not allowed this material and was arrested while the contents of his apartment were seized at the time Gary Carr was contacted.
01:01:50 Blah blah, blah, blah, blah blah blah blah. Alright, so that's, yeah, there you go.
01:01:56 Very interesting. Well.
01:02:00 It's kind of funny because at first you think, well, maybe it was a if she's a Holocaust denier, maybe it was Jews.
01:02:08 Or if she's the one that stopped prayer in school, maybe with some like Christian fundamentalist. But at the end of the day, it was just she was some ******* woke atheist that they decided to give a convicted felon a second chance.
01:02:22 And this is how it it paid off.
01:02:27 So there you go.
01:02:30 Very interesting, I thought when you when you mentioned or that this would have been something.
01:02:35 Recent but.
01:02:37 Hey, there you go. Little little fun fact.
01:02:40 Little fun fact on the.
01:02:43 On the No Bueno edition, splitter Tray says. What do you think of crumbling marriages in modern society ending in divorce in large numbers?
01:02:52 What are the actual statistics now I what I hear?
01:02:58 People say that ohh the divorce rate is is way better now than it was in the 90s.
01:03:04 But then I hear the reason why that is is people just aren't getting married in the first place.
01:03:10 So of course, the divorce rates down because.
01:03:14 They're just not. There's no marriage to dissolve.
01:03:19 And it makes sense, right? My my parents got married. My mom was like, 18 or 19.
01:03:26 And all of every one of her siblings. And there were a lot because Mormons, you know, they were all married about the same age, you know, early 20s.
01:03:40 And on both sides of the family, you know, all the all the, the aunts and uncles their their, their weddings were around that time.
01:03:49 And it was very unusual to not be married.
01:03:53 By age 30, for example.
01:03:56 You as a woman, you are considered an old maid at age 30 and as a man maybe something was up, or maybe you were a fad or something.
01:04:07 But then you Fast forward to today, and I mean out of my.
01:04:11 High school friends.
01:04:15 And you know that means let's just say like the the like, I'll just say the, the, the 10 of the closest ones, right, the ones that I partied with the most and.
01:04:23 Hung out with.
01:04:24 The most.
01:04:27 Let's see here. I think 2 two got married.
01:04:34 So it's just a lot of people.
01:04:35 Just aren't even pulling the trigger.
01:04:40 And there's a lot of.
01:04:41 I mean, look that that's.
01:04:43 That's not something I can quickly answer. That's everyone kind of gets it.
01:04:48 What's going on with that? It's it's a it's a lot of different things. Anyone who's single or has been single recently. You, you you've wrapped your head around this problem, you know.
01:05:01 You get it.
01:05:02 It's not from lack of trying right usually.
01:05:06 Sometimes it is.
01:05:07 And there's a lot of people that have just given up and they're like, yeah, **** it, you know? And I I understand that I get it.
01:05:15 ****, Knuckles says. Hey, Deb and I finished watching your Pat Con series, and I didn't realize how deep the Jew tunnel went. Impressive work. PC S have you done any streams about David Irving? If not, would love to see that in the future. Keep up the good work. You know I haven't.
01:05:35 I'd like to he was mentioned in that film that we covered in the Lecter.
01:05:43 Circuit addition a couple strings back and I didn't use his. He. I mean they just had he had like a couple sound bites and it just didn't, you know? It didn't. They didn't add anything to the stream. So I didn't put it on but he was. He was included. The one thing he said was.
01:06:02 When was it Fred Lechter right when he went and did his investigation.
01:06:09 Because he was so.
01:06:12 Unmotivated by previous bias or or, you know, he didn't have a bone to pick, and he was so uniquely qualified. And as David Irving said, he was a mouse of a.
01:06:24 Man.
01:06:25 He wasn't looking for fame.
01:06:28 He wasn't looking for any kind of anything. He was just there to testify what he found and what he found was that, that, that he was.
01:06:37 Impossible that the alleged gas chambers at the various.
01:06:43 Concentration camps could have been operable as as gas chambers, and certainly not at the numbers that were claimed, and David Irving said that the Elector report.
01:06:56 Was was the final nail in the coffin for him?
01:07:00 In terms of.
01:07:02 And disposing of.
01:07:06 The Holocaust myth that was in his.
01:07:10 You know that was that that we'd all been.
01:07:14 Sigh. Opt into believing.
01:07:18 So yeah, he'd be a good guy to cover. He there was that scare. Well, a couple weeks ago, they thought he was.
01:07:23 Dead.
01:07:25 I mean, look, he's old. I don't think he's going to be contributing much more, but he's he's done it. He's done his part.
01:07:32 Ah, Jay Ray, 1981 says Devin, can you get away with at the start of the year filing an exempt on your tax form and not filing? I keep hearing about this. Some say we don't have to pay taxes if we don't comply by their BS game of submitting into it. What's your thoughts? I'm not touching that with a.
01:07:52 10 foot pole.
01:07:56 I mean, look, yeah, I I'm not going to.
01:07:59 Give you.
01:08:01 Legal or tax advice on that?
01:08:05 But I'll tell you what I mean. There's part of the pack on series covers a guy that.
01:08:10 That decided he didn't want to pay federal taxes, and they they burned him alive.
01:08:15 So just keep that in mind.
01:08:20 Zazi Mataz Bot says I work next to a bike shop.
01:08:24 And I've noticed that the boxes that bikers and or the bikes and frames come in have an image of a TV and the brand name and description of the bike in the in the.
01:08:36 Order. They are doing this because Tyrone don't read, but he knows flat screen is breakable.
01:08:44 Good luck with the bees, it's getting bad.
01:08:48 You mean when they ship bikes?
01:08:51 They make it look like it's a flat screen TV, so they don't.
01:08:55 Try to break it. I would almost think that that well, I don't know. I was going to say that would make.
01:09:02 Black people want to steal it more, but then I realized one of my talking about it's a bike.
01:09:07 What do black people steal if not bikes?
01:09:11 January 1981 has a link. You know what? **** it.
01:09:16 We'll do a link.
01:09:19 Tell you what, though, it crashes the stream.
01:09:25 We will ridicule you forever.
01:09:29 Alright, let's see.
01:09:36 You know one I was going to do a stream on. It's just not enough and maybe we'll take a look at that here in a minute.
01:09:43 Access Sally.
01:09:46 Axis Sally.
01:09:48 She was like the Tokyo rose. The German Tokyo rose of World War Two. It was an interesting story. That's that it's not worth the whole stream, but it's.
01:09:59 Kind of interesting. Alright, So what is this?
01:10:05 I already can't. I can't do.
01:10:06 This on on rumble this thing you already sent me.
01:10:11 And it's two hours long, so link link fail.
01:10:17 You sent me a 2 hour, a 2 hour. See. This is why I.
01:10:20 Hate links.
01:10:22 A2 hour link.
01:10:25 At least you said don't play it now, but you'll find tax arguments interesting in the subject. They brought on G man show. Alright, well there you.
01:10:32 Go.
01:10:35 They say it's about 40 minutes in. Alright, well, maybe I'll take a look later, but yeah, we're not doing that.
01:10:42 And I called Mr. Nags says, worth an investigation to go into the activism section.
01:10:49 Oh, that was the Madeleine Murray check that I was already looking at. I didn't look at that section.
01:10:55 Activism? Where is that at?
01:10:59 Legacy. I don't see any activism section. I see kidnapping murderer.
01:11:04 American atheist. Feminism. Ohh yes, here's the activism.
01:11:09 Yeah, it's feminism Holocaust denial, right? Already the we already know what the feminism's going to be.
01:11:16 During interview with Playboy in 1965, O'Hare described herself as a militant feminist and expressed her dissatisfaction with women's inequality in America. Oh, wait, why is this? I was.
01:11:29 Reading the wrong one, I was like what the?
01:11:32 Holocaust denial in the article the Shoah Hope Springs eternal.
01:11:38 In the August issue of American Atheist magazine, O'Hare downplayed the Holocaust.
01:11:39 80.
01:11:48 Well, she just downplayed it. That's what. Although it's not generally reported. Auschwitz was simple. As a quote. I guess from that article, although it's not generally reported, Auschwitz was simply first and foremost a slave labor camp.
01:12:02 And the labor provided was much needed by.
01:12:06 Or for the war effort.
01:12:08 In the same article, she claimed that the investigative and scholarly studies undertaken during the last 50 years, such as a book by Paul Rasner, established the total number of Jewish victims was between one and 1.5 million. Adding this is a far cry from the alleged 6,000,000.
01:12:29 Then elaborating on the point.
01:12:31 Quote over and over again in the analysis of the situation. One compelling facts or one compelling fact becomes clear.
01:12:41 The Germans had nowhere near the train capacity to haul 6 million people to concentration camp points.
01:12:48 Had the Germans attempted to house, clothe and feed 6,000,000 Jews plus millions of others, the activity would have paralyzed their military operation.
01:13:00 The good news for Jews of the world is that they did not lose as many of the clan as they had thought. They lost.
01:13:08 Central Europe was substantially cleared of Jews, but that was primarily through immigration. The other lot of them came here and went to other countries in Europe.
01:13:20 The high death rate from starvation of the camps during the last months of the war was largely due to allied extermination policies.
01:13:28 Perhaps that is why the United States continues to send Israel 6 billion a year as a gift. Guilt.
01:13:36 Has its obligation.
01:13:39 Well, that's interesting.
01:13:41 That it's nothing new. It's interesting that this, this.
01:13:48 Woman was right about something, right? I guess even a broken clock is right twice a day.
01:13:55 Uh.
01:13:57 Antiquities.
01:13:59 Says Graham Hancock is funded by Gaia TV. Gaia was founded in 1988 by Czechoslovakian born entrepreneur Jerka was was Savi.
01:14:12 Originally branded itself as a yoga equipment brand.
01:14:17 Gaia sold mail order, exercise videos and alternative medicine products.
01:14:23 One of Gaia Tvi's investors is vanguard.
01:14:27 There you go. That's a lot of a lot of lore on Graham Hancock. Yeah. I just you.
01:14:33 Know.
01:14:34 It's funny because I still listen.
01:14:37 Too old.
01:14:39 Coast to Coast episodes where I'm.
01:14:42 Well, maybe even tonight, when I'm moving boxes. Maybe that's what I'll pop on.
01:14:46 And it's just a lot of. It's interesting, not even necessarily because of what they're talking about, because he'll go over the news and especially like around 9/11, right? It's just really weird hearing how 9/11 was being talked about.
01:15:00 Right around 9:00.
01:15:00 11 and but there's other instances where it's, you know, something similar like, you know, you kind.
01:15:06 Of get.
01:15:06 A A feel for how things were being discussed in what I guess were qualified at the time as the alternative media.
01:15:16 And but then you'd have these guys on these, these kind of charlatan snake oil guys.
01:15:22 And I kind of get the sense.
01:15:25 As much as I enjoyed listening to that show when I was a kid, and I think, you know, Art Bell is a good broadcaster and whatever I kind of get the sense that.
01:15:34 A lot of his show.
01:15:36 Deliberately or not?
01:15:38 Was designed.
01:15:41 Well, I guess that make it deliberate. Designed to chip away at Christianity.
01:15:49 There's a lot of of of pushing of libertarianism and atheism in that show.
01:15:57 And and and also a desire to to ridicule Christians on a fairly regular basis.
01:16:09 And the part of that was introducing characters like Graham Graham Hancock, who had like their own little new AG's view of the universe.
01:16:19 Now I think he just goes on and on about taking psychedelics, which apparently that's like the new thing, right? Well, it's.
01:16:26 Again, the new thing it's nothing's new.
01:16:30 They call him Mr. Nags, says daily. Wire is done, cooked. The jig is up. Millennials and younger notice.
01:16:37 Heffer is ready for sacrifice war escalating. Crazy times, bro. Thanks for your work. I know the daily wire is done. I think you you'd be surprised at how many people are still ********.
01:16:50 That you're right that I think that a good portion of the younger.
01:16:53 Crowd will stop.
01:16:55 Watching.
01:16:58 But there's just a lot of people that would.
01:16:59 Prefer hearing something mainstream, something safe.
01:17:05 That's why. Why do you think Tim Poole has as many people watching his show?
01:17:12 Because he never asked them to do anything, his audience has never asked to do anything other than to be mad at ********.
01:17:24 And everyone's mad at ******, so it's easy.
01:17:29 But we'll see.
01:17:31 We do see the war escalating. There was that Iranian was like a general.
01:17:37 That the Israelis assassinated in in Syria.
01:17:44 But Iran talks a big game. A lot of these Muslim countries talk a big game and then nothing, never nothing ever happens. Remember when Hezbollah was talking a big game after October 7th and there were there existed the possibility that Lebanon would get involved and people were, you know.
01:18:02 Predicting that everything would culminate in some kind of big hypersonic missile conflict from Iran.
01:18:11 Look.
01:18:12 It it looked possible that at the moment it doesn't look so possible right now.
01:18:17 And just because you have a bunch of Jews with some genetically engineered red cow.
01:18:24 Killing, you know, doing animal sacrifice because that's what Jews have always done.
01:18:30 And and you know, maybe doing it in in front of Alaska mosque and and whatever else, right.
01:18:38 Does that mean they're actually gonna usher in the end times? I I don't think so.
01:18:44 I mean, who knows? I could.
01:18:45 Be wrong.
01:18:46 But I don't, I don't think so.
01:18:49 I think you're going to have a bunch of. Uh.
01:18:52 Evangelical Christians that love sucking **** ****.
01:18:57 And you're going to have a bunch of Zionist Jews.
01:19:01 Get really excited about it. If they even do.
01:19:03 They've been talking about, you know, sacrificing these red heifers forever.
01:19:08 And it never seems to actually happen.
01:19:12 And even if they make it happen, it's not like unless you believe in like some kind of Jew magic, I don't think anything's going to happen.
01:19:19 I don't think they're.
01:19:21 Going to open up like some poor hole of hell by doing that.
01:19:24 They they, they ushered in hell into the West a long time ago.
01:19:30 Arch Stanton says.
01:19:34 You go or you should go mainstream. Get a based black co-host and call the show Devin and Silk. You'd have to talking code, of course. Just have your black co-host be, like, damn David. What's up with them? Subversive intellectuals trying to replace us.
01:19:51 You'd be raking in the dough. Yeah, well, there's there's. There are people that have made that decision.
01:19:58 That are following that exact recipe, but I don't think those people have staying power.
01:20:05 You know, I I think that.
01:20:07 Those people are inevitably mocked because they embrace whatever is cool.
01:20:15 And safe at the moment.
01:20:17 But that that never stays the same.
01:20:21 Truth always stays the same. If I'm always telling you guys the truth.
01:20:27 I don't have to update.
01:20:30 My my worldview and my narrative and my framing every six months or whatever, I don't have to be like these people that are suddenly having to talk about Jewish.
01:20:39 Power all of a sudden.
01:20:42 There might be things I get wrong or I don't know about or whatever, and that's, but people get that they don't they, you know, as long as I'm not lying.
01:20:51 Then it's fine.
01:20:53 So I I just I I think it's a bad recipe.
01:20:58 I mean, even if even if you, I mean, look, if you want to make the money and run, I guess that's the way to do it. But.
01:21:05 Inevitably, if you.
01:21:07 If you tell lies to play it safe.
01:21:10 You end up being.
01:21:14 Almost like a A.
01:21:18 I don't want name names, but there's people. You know I'm talking about. There's people that used to be really cool.
01:21:25 That now just kind of look like they come across as really sad, aging hipsters and and it's, you know, it's, you know it it's.
01:21:35 People that used to be the on the cutting edge of controversy and.
01:21:41 And then now it's just they're kind of just fading away into obscurity because.
01:21:47 They wanted to play it safe.
01:21:49 And.
01:21:51 People don't forgive.
01:21:53 Disingenuous commentary or or false, you know, lying sell out commentary.
01:22:03 Art. Stand ohe, that's what you just.
01:22:06 Said.
01:22:08 Nigel Cringeworthy says link ahead. Here's a bass tune I made during lockdown 3 minutes.
01:22:14 Friends made it. Lori did you made it.
01:22:18 Or did you make?
01:22:18 It or did friends make it? Here's a bass tune. No made. Not that you.
01:22:22 Made.
01:22:23 Friends made it. Is this something I can play?
01:22:28 On.
01:22:30 On rumble.
01:22:36 I'll tell you what I'll start.
01:22:37 It.
01:22:37 I'll start playing it, but you will be shamed and.
01:22:40 Mocked.
01:22:41 If it's horrible.
01:23:01 The face in the latest situation to take the nation by making.
01:23:54 Really.
01:24:00 Call Annie domestic, you gotta say.
01:24:07 Is this a lawful order or is this a ******** order?
01:24:20 It's.
01:24:23 I notice.
01:24:24 It's all the piles of the whole park. It tells you everything I gotta find.
01:24:58 I've been in love.
01:25:04 Let's play a little game called.
01:25:07 Treating everyone like individuals.
01:25:10 Mario Brothers edition. Alright, let's play this game. This is pretty cool. So alright, so I'm. I'm this guy. Push that button jumps. Ohh, he'll be my friend. Uh no. So so that guy's bad. So don't touch that.
01:25:25 Guy. OK, so I'm going to go here and uh, get around. Ohh there just jumped right over him. OK, let's just keep going here. I wonder if this guy with my friend. I mean, he looks like the other guy, but maybe he's ohh.
01:25:39 No, I asked that guy. That guy's bad too. OK, well, I don't want to judge anyone, so I'm gonna keep going. So that.
01:25:47 Guy's bad.
01:25:49 And that guy's bad. So I'm gonna try to avoid him. Her right? Ohh. Well, there's two guys here. These guys might be my friends. Hey, how's it going?
01:26:00 Ohh I didn't get to meet the other guy.
01:26:03 Because he could have been good.
01:26:05 Alright, not not playing a whole song. It makes it up a little bit.
01:26:10 Uh. Let's see here.
01:26:13 Zazi make Taskbot says if I start a colt in the wood as instructed, and two followers were eaten by bear, instructed by who.
01:26:25 Who's who's instructing you to to start a?
01:26:26 Cult in the wood.
01:26:28 And what would the woods or the wood?
01:26:28 OK.
01:26:34 Two flowers were eaten by bears during a trout wrestling race.
01:26:39 What does that?
01:26:40 Even mean two followers were eaten by bears.
01:26:45 During a trout wrestling race, I don't. OK do I technically have to tell the authorities about their deaths, or can I let it slide because it was an act of God asking for a friend.
01:26:57 Thanks for the show, even if it was impromptu, I don't know what you're asking all that just sounds like the insane ramblings of an insane person. What? What am I missing here? And two followers were eaten by bears during a trout wrestling ring. Is there? Is there a reference I'm not getting? I hope there's a reference I'm not getting because otherwise this just sounds insane.
01:27:20 Nigel Cringeworthy says another link, and here we go.
01:27:25 Get out of your system, guys.
01:27:30 Did you see?
01:27:33 Did you see this Petronas video? It is a good companion to your gay 90s. See it? Well, it sounds like it's quite long. Then they cover a document. We're gonna play that. But if it's a whole episode of something. But no, I haven't seen it.
01:27:47 Document from the late 1980s that lays out a plan to normalize **** shirt on TV using connections and gay Jewish.
01:27:55 I would.
01:27:56 No, I'll check that out later, though I I wouldn't. I'm not surprised at all. I guarantee you that was all coordinated. There's no way that all of a.
01:28:03 Sudden, you know?
01:28:04 All of Jewish.
01:28:05 Hollywood decided now is the time to push the gay stuff all at the same time.
01:28:10 Prime the BA or private bar or I always forget divorce rate down because people cannot afford a second house to split into the A split into like boomers could. That's another.
01:28:22 Another good point.
01:28:24 Land the fake home of the gay, says link. Alright, let's see what this is.
01:28:33 Let's see what this is.
01:28:46 Is it just a beep? Did you send me just a beep?
01:28:52 Let's see if I can get the video to pop up here.
01:28:59 There. There we are.
01:29:07 This program is for really attached ladies only.
01:29:16 I have a very important message I have decided to auction off my virginity now. Some of you may be saying there's no way you're a virgin. It's true.
01:29:29 I've been saving myself for my true love, but securing the funds for a fully functioning laser cannon is way more important than preserving thy innocence. Here are the following rules for possible bidders #1. No yeast infections.
01:29:50 #2 gotta be smoking hot #3 martial arts training is a plus, but not necessary and #4 no hairy Beavers. And I'm serious.
01:30:05 OK. Thank you for listening and let the bidding begin. Shut up, Bob. I'm about to find my soulmate.
01:30:20 OK, I will say this. That's a.
01:30:25 Yeah, it's a Hickock tube tester in the background. I was actually focused more on that.
01:30:32 OK, let's see here, the geezer says.
01:30:36 Hello Devin from me on a rainy morning in England. Your Constitution for research and the effort you put into these streams is bloody impressive. Well, not tonight, right?
01:30:49 And above all, most welcome and enjoyable cheers mucker all the best. Well, thank you. The Giza. But doesn't that mean something different to people in UK? I hear people say geezer and in in the UK and in America it just means an old person.
01:31:10 And it's not. It's like an old person way of saying an old person. So it's not really.
01:31:15 Used.
01:31:16 But I think it just means I think it means something else to you guys.
01:31:21 Bessemer 72 get your Bessemer bee honey here the honey.
01:31:26 With a bang, gunshots, no delivery, just swing by. It's to die for. We'll tell you what it is to die for because.
01:31:35 My bees are probably dead and *******.
01:31:37 Bessemer right now.
01:31:39 In fact, I so I contacted the not to, you know, bore you guys.
01:31:43 With it this.
01:31:43 Is what? That's what I have to.
01:31:44 Live with every day. It's just it's.
01:31:47 Incompetence. I'm surrounded by incompetence.
01:31:51 So I talked to the I called the the bee company. I was like, look, they they they don't they don't know.
01:31:57 The post office doesn't know. They don't know where it what, what it is. What am I supposed to do?
01:32:02 I had to order these things back in November to get them. That's the that's the it's not like it's. It's a little inconvenient.
01:32:10 Alright, it's not like ohh not a big deal. I'll just get a refund and and buy more bees. No, I had to order these in ******* November.
01:32:18 In order to get them because.
01:32:20 That's how quickly they sell out.
01:32:23 And.
01:32:24 They said well.
01:32:26 If most of them are dead.
01:32:29 Take a lot of pictures and refuse delivery and I'll send them back. And I'm like, oh, and then you'll send me more bees and they're like.
01:32:36 We'll give you your money back. I'm like, oh, great. So just no bees then. That's great. Trying. I I'm on a I'm on a schedule here. I'm trying to. I'm trying to deaf. Fricano wise the area.
01:32:49 It's not happening.
01:32:52 It's a little.
01:32:54 I'm trying to the Africanized the area and and the Africans are getting in the way of.
01:32:58 This of this plan of mine.
01:33:01 Art Stanton says. Hey, Devin, I sent a proposed hyper check clip a couple weeks ago.
01:33:07 Don't know if it ever had a chance or had a chance to watch it. It's just 10 seconds.
01:33:13 Alright, let's do it.
01:33:15 Can't be worse than this, right?
01:33:19 There.
01:33:19 Is nothing quite as wonderful as money.
01:33:28 I have $1,000,000.
01:33:31 There you go. That's not bad. Well, what? What the Hell's going on?
01:33:37 Does he really say half $1,000,000?
01:33:41 And I know it's not the audio.
01:33:45 $2,000,000.
01:33:47 Yeah, it looks like he does. That's interesting. He says it, like, almost at the exact same time.
01:33:53 All right, I'll download that.
01:33:56 Good job, Arch Stanton.
01:34:00 Andromeda says cheers. Brother will appreciate that.
01:34:06 Tipsy make stagger says I have a suggestion for the gay 90s series Fight Club.
01:34:11 I know you've made a lot of references to it, but I don't believe you've ever talked about the fagots of version in the book. Have you ever read it? I?
01:34:18 Have not read it.
01:34:20 I've heard people.
01:34:21 Talk about there being gay **** in the book.
01:34:25 But it's not in the movie and I don't.
01:34:27 Think most people read the book.
01:34:31 So that's why I didn't really.
01:34:34 Sweat it too much because.
01:34:38 I mean, it might be important to take a look at. I mean, what he he wrote a few other books too, right? That some of which were turned into movies.
01:34:49 I'm blanking on his name, but no, I've I've never read the book. Maybe I'll maybe I'll take a look at it.
01:34:56 Jay Ray, 91, says for ***** sake, Devin, I know about links.
01:35:02 You know about links.
01:35:06 Do you does it? Does anyone really know about links?
01:35:11 Nigel, cringeworthy. What do you think of the idea that the regime is fragile?
01:35:16 And will collapse due to incompetence in the face of crisis. People losing trust and rulers like with the Soviets in 1989. Also, there's definitely a vibe.
01:35:27 Definitely a vibe ****. Also, there is definitely a vibe. ****. I'm not sure what that means. Even on Web and IRL people are getting chew pilled.
01:35:37 Yeah, I mean, I don't know, I just, I don't think that it's going to be.
01:35:41 The I think the only reason why the Soviet Union collapsed is there was a.
01:35:48 A bigger kid on the block, right. I don't think that if the Soviets have been the world superpower, that that would have happened, it wouldn't have unfolded that way.
01:35:59 Because that would be the.
01:36:02 The most powerful people in the world you're talking about, right? And they wouldn't allow their their home base to be.
01:36:10 Dissolved, unless they had a backup plan, I guess, and I guess you could. You could say that a lot of the Jewish oligarchs clearly did, and a lot of you know, when the the the Communism.
01:36:23 Uh.
01:36:25 Smoke cleared.
01:36:27 A lot of lot of that, that communal property, right, was snatched up and and put into private hands.
01:36:34 And so a lot of people got very rich off of that. So I don't know, who knows.
01:36:38 It's hard. It's hard to say. I I just think that.
01:36:42 That whatever happens when America finally does.
01:36:47 Go up and smoke. It's not going to be. It might be similar to other empires that have have fallen in the past, but it's going to be something unique.
01:36:56 Just because we've never had a situation like this.
01:37:00 Not just the multicultural aspect, but just the modern technology, the communications, the transportation, the weapons.
01:37:08 There are other superpowers. There's China.
01:37:12 There, but there's, you know, China is kind.
01:37:14 Of.
01:37:15 Economically jointed the hip with us.
01:37:19 So that makes it tricky.
01:37:22 It's hard to know. It's hard to know what's going to happen. That's why I always say just prepare.
01:37:26 For.
01:37:26 The worst case scenario and.
01:37:29 And then you don't worry so much about it. Then it's more that's just more entertaining.
01:37:34 Like I I think I tweeted out like yesterday or maybe just today. My days are all screwed right now.
01:37:40 That I hope China China has like a earthquake laser.
01:37:45 Because the the earthquake that was in Taiwan that already is out of the news.
01:37:54 Because that's what a lot of the Q card types were suggesting, right?
01:37:58 But I actually that wasn't a joke. I really do hope that they have something like that, right?
01:38:04 I hope they have some kind of like.
01:38:05 Weird.
01:38:07 Earthquake machine or or some kind of doomsday device, simply because I I I feel like I'd survive.
01:38:13 Good.
01:38:15 And it would just be it'd be entertainment.
01:38:18 If if the look if the.
01:38:21 If the empire has to fall, it better it better be really.
01:38:25 It better be.
01:38:25 Like a really good time on the way down.
01:38:30 White Tiger Kingdom. Yeah, I'm not really playing these little things because I'm just being casual, but.
01:38:36 You did. You did have to. Or you did bring out the big guns for this. So I think we have to.
01:38:42 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that the Jew has to defend himself with.
01:38:48 Go, Julie, this *** is.
01:39:10 Thank you. White Tiger Kingdom. That's very generous of you.
01:39:14 Our only scribing God's army says thanks for doing the show tonight. Love the new T-shirt.
01:39:20 Yeah, I.
01:39:21 I I I am. I'm actually going to get one myself.
01:39:25 It's very accurate. It it it very accurately portrays.
01:39:30 Churros deep rooted hatred of the Mexicans.
01:39:37 White Tech Kingdom says everyone in this country should boycott and financially devastate that rancher who genetically engineered those cows for Israel.
01:39:47 Yeah. Who is he? He's just some guy. Let's look it up.
01:39:52 Why not right?
01:39:55 Let's see who he is.
01:40:00 What I'm assuming it's in Texas, right, rancher. I'm just going to go Brancher Texas red Heffer.
01:40:07 See what comes up here.
01:40:11 Yeah, here we are.
01:40:12 The Jerusalem Post.
01:40:17 Yeah. See, This is why I'm not that freaked out by this article is from 20/22.
01:40:23 They've been working on this a long time.
01:40:26 It says 5 perfectly red heffers. Alright let's.
01:40:30 Just see who this guy is. We already know what the deal is.
01:40:40 Yeah, the farmer says the farmer who raised the cattle is a devout Christian who is intensely interested in this commandment and begin, oh wait, what command? Which one?
01:40:54 Where we.
01:40:54 At.
01:40:56 Now, offers are greeted by a ceremony at Ben Gurion Airport. Officials, Rabbi Shannon says whatever something Julie name.
01:41:06 Blah blah blah blah. I didn't set out to do this right, but right now I am probably the best red heifer hunter in Texas.
01:41:14 Stinson told Israel 365 News the Bible says to bring a red cow to purify Israel, and I might not understand it, but I'm going to do just what the Bible said. Isn't that always the best? I ******* hate evangelicals for that reason. They don't. They don't even attempt to understand what they're being told by their Zionist.
01:41:34 Creatures I have time and time again been in religious arguments with these *******, and anytime you find a a logical inconsistency or something that defies explanation, they just say they use the same excuse every time. Well, it's not my job to know.
01:41:52 The mind of God.
01:41:56 Really.
01:41:59 It's not your job to to maybe know whether or not the the the deity, the person that you're basing your entire view of the universe and life on. It's not your job to maybe look into.
01:42:13 It a little bit.
01:42:15 It's not your job. They maybe have some kind of understanding as to what it is you're you're basing your life on and raising your kids to believe. That's not your job.
01:42:29 Last name stinton.
01:42:31 What's his first name?
01:42:35 Well, just look, I'll just add stint into the search. Let's see what?
01:42:37 We can find here.
01:42:39 Stinton.
01:42:50 Texas, man.
01:42:58 Where is what's his first name?
01:43:00 Byron.
01:43:03 Byron stinton.
01:43:08 That's like a Byron Stenton.
01:43:20 Look, he looks exactly like you would think he would.
01:43:31 Some evangelical boomer *******.
01:43:35 Oh, for ***** sake.
01:43:40 Before this takes place, Israel will need to sacrifice a red heffer of which they now have several.
01:43:42 Ohh God tell me.
01:43:49 Prophecy foretells Israel will build her third temple, and animal sacrifices will be resumed just prior to the second coming of Jesus.
01:43:58 Christ.
01:43:59 Oh, good. Animal sacrifices.
01:43:59 Before this takes place, Israel will need to sacrifice a red heifer, of which they now have several on today's edition of the end time.
01:44:09 Joe, I will interview Byron Stinson, the guy who.
01:44:14 That's that sounds totally sane, right? Shouldn't you? Shouldn't you want to understand the mind of a God that that wants you to genetically engineer?
01:44:27 A certain color of cow and then slaughter it.
01:44:31 For reasons like shouldn't you want to know? Like what would be the logic behind that? Like what is it? What is God getting out of that?
01:44:42 Like what? What is he getting out of that like? Oh. Oh, thank God. I I can. Now, finally, I can now bring Jesus back because you you made some red cows and then killed them.
01:44:55 I've been waiting to give you guys Jesus again, but I couldn't do it until you made the red cows and kill him. I I it's it's part of the deal.
01:45:07 I mean shouldn't?
01:45:08 You question that a little bit be like, well, why would that be?
01:45:11 Why would that be part of any deal?
01:45:14 Yeah. What deal is that?
01:45:18 Does that sound like the deal of a?
01:45:21 A rational just God that has my best interest at heart that I that I should genetically engineer red cows and then let some Jews kill them.
01:45:34 Really. Is that OK?
01:45:37 Located the Red Heffers in Texas, it is possible we are watching a 2500 year old prophecy come to pass right now, so don't touch that dial.
01:45:49 It sounds Tom Moody.
01:45:54 The prophecies of the Bible, Israel is going to build their third temple, and animal sacrifices will be resumed just prior to the second coming of Jesus Christ.
01:46:04 And before this takes place, Israel's going to need to sacrifice a red heifer. It's very important.
01:46:11 Which is different from the daily sacrifices.
01:46:13 Why? Why is it important?
01:46:16 Don't you ask yourselves that, like, why is why is?
01:46:19 It why are we doing this exactly?
01:46:23 And they now have several of the red Heffers now.
01:46:27 Israel has searched for decades unsuccessfully for a red hefer that could come of age. However, there over the last several months there has been an actually, maybe almost a year or two, there's been a new endeavor between Jews and Texas ranchers that have produced several candidates.
01:46:48 Now with that said.
01:46:51 I want to hear.
01:46:51 You know what?
01:46:52 I just have to say anytime Jews and evangelicals get together.
01:46:59 Lots of people usually die, usually Americans.
01:47:05 Three 11911 like anytime.
01:47:10 Wealthy evangelicals from Texas and Jews get together.
01:47:16 Stand by for for mass white casualties.
01:47:20 To a good friend of mine, Byron Stinson. He's the guy who located the red Heffers in Texas and was instrumental in getting them to Israel. You may have seen him on the news. Read about him in on a news source, but you know, it is possible that we are watching the fulfillment of a 2500 year old.
01:47:40 Prophecy coming to pass right now, so without further ado, Byron Stinson, welcome to the End Time Show, my friend.
01:47:50 Hello my friend Dave Robbins. How are you, brother? You look great.
01:47:54 Look out. Look how.
01:47:54 Proud of himself, he looks. That's rat.
01:47:58 That's what I'm the one that's that that's fulfilling the the prophecy. Me. God chose me.
01:48:10 Ah, thank you very much. It's the lighting in.
01:48:12 Here.
01:48:14 It was those caps.
01:48:15 Behind you.
01:48:16 That could be I I wanted to give everybody an idea. Really what we're talking about here today, so.
01:48:18 Yeah.
01:48:23 Great. Yeah, very, very important, but.
01:48:26 I do thank you for joining me. I know you're very busy. You spend a lot of of the year in Israel and you're fixing to go back here just in a short while. You're spending all summer over there.
01:48:34 Ohh imagine that.
01:48:36 Spends a lot of time in Israel. He's fixing to go back.
01:48:39 And we will be there May 17th through the 28th and maybe not. Who knows, maybe we'll get a meet up over there. I don't know. I know we'll be meeting at some point in the future, maybe over the next year or so over there. If things turn out the way we hope they will. But what?
01:48:42 I'm sure you will.
01:48:56 I wanted to do here.
01:48:56 By that, do you mean you're going to kill a cow?
01:48:58 And Jesus will come.
01:49:02 Just how how?
01:49:08 I'm. I'm sorry. It's moments like this where I'm I'm kind of like we deserve it.
01:49:13 Look, we deserve it.
01:49:18 Byron, now that we've got you on the phone with everybody listening is I wanted to just ask you some questions about what's really going on over there. A lot of people read clips here and there in the news and and some people are very informed know what's going on and some people are just novices.
01:49:38 So what I wanted to do?
01:49:40 As I wanted to play the novice part that way, some people just ask you basic questions. That way somebody who's because we're getting new listeners all the time and this is going to go across the world over the next couple of weeks. So I wanted to play the novice and just ask some basic questions. And because you are in the know.
01:50:01 I mean they.
01:50:02 They're literally look the name of this show is end the end time show they're trying to make Armageddon happen.
01:50:13 It's it's rich Texas boomers.
01:50:16 Trying to make, they're trying.
01:50:19 To make Armageddon happen.
01:50:24 And what they're leaving out and maybe he'll say this in a second. I'll play a little bit more of this.
01:50:33 Jesus doesn't just like pop out of the dead cow or something like that. No, no, they're. They're actually trying to make the Antichrist come.
01:50:46 This, this, this **** eating boomer over here. This. Where is it? Where's stenton? Where's this fagot?
01:50:54 This this ****** right here. He's trying to make the Antichrist come.
01:51:02 I think they might. Who knows? Maybe they'll say that.
01:51:06 I'm going to play the novice.
01:51:09 And let you educate me and our audience on this. And then then we may get into hypocrisy and and all and and my wheelhouse and then we'll go from there, OK.
01:51:11 Yeah. Educate us. Please tell us about how you're going.
01:51:14 To make the Antichrist come.
01:51:18 Sounds great.
01:51:18 All right, man. So number one for because some people really don't have a clue. What what's the red Heffer all about? Why is there so much talk in the news on television and on a lot of Christian network sites? What's the importance of the red heifer? Just give me a rundown of it.
01:51:40 Well, let me give it to you from the perspective of the Jewish people, what they understand is that all humanity.
01:51:46 No, no, no, no, no. Give, give, give the perspective of you who think who literally thinks you're bringing the Antichrist.
01:51:54 Don't gussy it up with like ohh this with the juice. No, now tell.
01:51:58 Us what you think?
01:51:59 Is impure. That death itself has swallowed us up and that the the path back to God is to come back along God's path and come back to him. So what happened in the wilderness is whenever the Tabernacle tent is built.
01:52:17 You see that God commands makes a command in numbers 19 to bring a red bring us red cow and do a ceremony outside of the the Tabernacle tent and to burn it completely. And what it actually says is this completely pure red cow is for.
01:52:37 The forgiveness of sin. It's a sin offering to the Lord. It's not like a like you.
01:52:42 So it's literally like when Jews beat.
01:52:44 Chickens. The death.
01:52:48 And again, ask yourself.
01:52:51 How did you get to this point? Where you're believing that you're God? Who? Ohh, it's not my job to understand the mind of God. Maybe it should be. If if you're God is telling you to slaughter and burn.
01:53:05 To a crisp.
01:53:07 A red cow. And that makes your sins go away so.
01:53:09 Wow.
01:53:10 Said a few minutes ago. It's not a sacrifice into the where you would eat it or that you would participate it that way. It is completely burnt, 100% consumed ceremony to for forgiveness assumed.
01:53:24 Well, that sounds legit.
01:53:28 Yeah, absolutely. And so from what I understand, let.
01:53:33 And and look.
01:53:33 Me. Make sure I.
01:53:33 Look, the way they talk about it too. Ohh, absolutely. Like it. Like it. Like what they're talking about.
01:53:38 Isn't just insane.
01:53:40 And just get it here so.
01:53:43 If you back from numbers 19.
01:53:47 They had because all mankind has been. They say if you come in contact with a dead body in any way, you've walked through a graveyard. You've been in a hospital. Anything like that, that you had to have. You had to be purified by the ashes of this reefer. And today that you consider everybody is pretty much impure. And so they would not be able to start performing the sacrifices, the daily sacrifices.
01:54:08 And the rituals in the temple. Until this red heifer sacrifice is.
01:54:11 That correct, that's.
01:54:11 Right. OK.
01:54:14 So they have to kill this animal so they can start killing more animals, like. That's really what he said. That's what he just said.
01:54:22 But first they killed the cow.
01:54:25 And the magic cow makes them.
01:54:28 Not have sins. And then because they don't have sins, they can start killing more animals, because that's what God wants.
01:54:38 Still, they have the the the the water mixed with the ashes. Everything else goes into it. They can't purify.
01:54:40 Yes.
01:54:42 Themselves to the level to start those.
01:54:43 Exactly. So the the importance of that from a prophetic standpoint would be that we know in the future by professors gonna be rebuilt and they will resume sacrifices. So we know that Israel is going to get a red hair. I call our audience many times. I don't care what you have to do this before you come along. I said OK, what Israel has to do even if they get to, they sign a peace agreement and build their people, they're gonna get ready for that spring one. And so I knew they were going to get one and they tried for years to get one but been successful.
01:55:04 What you guys are doing?
01:55:05 Yeah. The interesting thing is they don't care what Israel has to do. I don't care what Israel has to do as long as they make the Antichrist happen. That's what he's saying.
01:55:16 That's why part of me like you know, I used to think that, you know, all these ******* Zionists, these Evangelical Zionists.
01:55:26 If you were to tell them and give them proof.
01:55:30 That Jews did 9/11.
01:55:34 And they're all their boys. They sent to go die in the desert was a Jewish trick.
01:55:39 That and and I think even like UM.
01:55:44 People, people that studied 9/11 have said, you know, one of the reasons why you can't talk about this and and one of the reasons why, you know, like even if world, you know, world leaders were WikiLeaks, I think, has hinted that they know some things that they're not.
01:56:03 Going to let.
01:56:04 Anyone know because of of the consequences? Right? Because the Israeli glass that I the next day, right, if people were to find out.
01:56:13 Who was behind 911?
01:56:18 Israel will be a parking lot. No, that's not true.
01:56:23 It's not true.
01:56:25 Cause guys like this they would they would suffer 1,000,009 elevens.
01:56:30 They would send all of your sons and daughters to go die in the desert.
01:56:35 Just so long as Israel gets to bring the Antichrist.
01:56:38 Over the last year or two has been really, I mean just going along the prophecies of the Bible. So what we'll do, I'm coming commercial here and then join back on break. We come back from the.
01:56:45 Break. I want to start from the beginning and just have you break down.
01:56:46 They have ads through advertises. We're not gonna watch anymore of this. They get the idea. They get the ******* idea, these lunatics.
01:56:57 These ******* lunatics.
01:57:00 Uh. Let's see here.
01:57:04 Men of low moral fiber.
01:57:06 Paying attention to the Apple River stabbing incident, drunk Boomer stabbed a drunk Jewish zoomer named Isaac Schumann.
01:57:14 And one of his ***** friends probably going to get off on self-defense, trying to see that this little Jew holding his guts and bleeding out on the video. I have not seen that and I have no idea what you're talking about.
01:57:28 But it sounds like a video I can't play.
01:57:33 I'll check it out. Leo. The dangler kind of. Do not or not giving a nod to other white folk of and about our cause.
01:57:45 I don't even know you're talking about kind of for you to beat around the Bush and not just say whatever it is.
01:57:50 You're.
01:57:51 You're you're getting at.
01:57:54 8088 why digital? Nothing to say, just want to pass the plate.
01:58:02 OK. Oh, I got you. I was like what?
01:58:06 Appreciate that 88 archaic ways says when will you start hosting, call in shows and how often would you do them? I don't know. I might. I might do one or two maybe. I don't know. I I'd have to figure out the logistics of doing that. It probably won't be that hard. I could probably. Maybe.
01:58:25 Find a way to do it through telegram or something like that. Right? I've never tried to to set that up, but I'm.
01:58:32 I'm. I'm I'm.
01:58:34 Betting. I could do it through telegram. That'd probably be the easiest way to do it.
01:58:40 Guitar Dude 1356 says weren't you scheduled to be on the Vince James podcast today?
01:58:47 Yeah. So.
01:58:51 He told.
01:58:52 Look.
01:58:54 Should happen, he told me at 2:00.
01:58:56 He said hey, I'll send you a link to the thing at two, you know, before a few minutes before, but it'll be live at 2:00. I was like.
01:59:04 So 158 rolls around and I still haven't heard from him, so I sent him.
01:59:08 A message like, hey, what's up?
01:59:11 And then 1/2 hour goes by and I'm like what's going on? I and I look and I see that he's already live with some like Asian guy.
01:59:19 Sounds like. Oh, well, I guess he.
01:59:22 Because he forgot or something which went to the not for him. But it wouldn't be the first time I've had people schedule me. And then and then forget about it.
01:59:32 And so I was like, alright, well, I got stuff to do so I I messaged him and was like, hey, just take me up later and he and he did, he was just running late and he.
01:59:40 Was going to send me a link.
01:59:44 Later, but he, you know.
01:59:46 Could have told me.
01:59:46 That Vince, you could have told me that, but I'll probably be on his thing next week.
01:59:52 But yeah, I was going to do that this afternoon, but it's been.
01:59:57 You know, and things happen. It's not a big deal. So probably next week, the geezer says, yes, the word geezer is a reference to a man, like same bloke. He could be 21 or 51, though, is a word specifically used by southern English, London area native colloquialisms.
02:00:17 Very much working class speech. Well, there you go. That explains it.
02:00:24 Veruca Salt says just now.
02:00:27 Here's a link to a clip from Revolutionary Rd.
02:00:31 I believe an analysis of this movie would make.
02:00:36 For a great stream, lots of anti marriage, antinatalism and pro abortion elements.
02:00:42 Yeah. I I I think I watched the trailer of that at one point and then I got distracted. Let's see.
02:00:52 It's ******* insane. Do you know what the definition of insanity is? No. Do you? Yes. It's the inability to relate to another human being. It's the inability to love.
02:01:07 April, April.
02:01:09 April.
02:01:19 Frank, you really are a wonderful talker. If black could be made into white by talking, you'll be the man for the job. So now I'm crazy because I don't love you. Right? Is that?
02:01:31 The point you're.
02:01:33 Not crazy. And you do love me.
02:01:35 That's the point, April.
02:01:37 But I don't. I hate you. You were just some boy who made me laugh at the party once, and now I loathe the side of you.
02:01:47 In fact, if you come any closer, if you touch me or anything, I think I'll scream.
02:01:53 Come on, stop this Angel.
02:02:01 File.
02:02:01 ******* April. **** you and all your. What you gonna do now?
02:02:08 Are you going to hit me? Just show me how much you love me. Don't worry. I can't be bothered. You're not with the trouble it would take to hate you. You're not worth the powder it would take to blow you up. You are an empty empty. All those shell of the.
02:02:22 Woman, I mean, what the hell are you doing in my house? If you hate me so much, why the hell are you married to me? What the hell are you doing? Carrying my child? I mean, why didn't you just get rid of it when you had the chance? Because listen to me. Listen to me. I got news for you. I wish to God that you had.
02:02:46 Well, I don't know the context so.
02:02:51 But I don't know. I think a lot of guys out there have dated similar women.
02:02:57 And maybe you have some of you guys been?
02:02:59 Married to a similar woman.
02:03:01 Land of the fake home of the gay, or. Yeah, I think this one is. Yep, last link I just made it. Here's a.
02:03:11 Link why not?
02:03:13 Yeah, your system guys.
02:03:19 Well, what is this?
02:03:26 I don't know what this is.
02:03:28 Your link has failed.
02:03:33 I don't know what this does. It doesn't seem to be doing anything. It's probably giving me a virus right now I don't know.
02:03:40 The thin red line, the Zio Christians need to repent or go.
02:03:45 In the.
02:03:52 Yeah, they're not going away. They're not going anywhere, unfortunately.
02:03:55 Mr. Trolley says good evening, Devin. Someone mentioned revlo Oliver.
02:04:01 On a past stream, he was an OG on the JQ he was run out of the John Birch Society by the founder, Robert Welch, because he kept trying to talk about the Jews and the John Birch Society refused to do it. Instead, they dishonestly referred to them as communists.
02:04:21 Well, there you go. That's why we've that's why we haven't made any headway and that's why I think a lot of people are excited that now Jews are actually.
02:04:29 Being talked about.
02:04:31 But again, you know, naming them is is a good step or a step in the right direction, but it it it could so easily be be framed and steered into another direction.
02:04:44 You know, it's kind of like how you're allowed to.
02:04:48 Be racist against Muslims now.
02:04:50 But.
02:04:51 Only within certain confines, right? Only as it relates to them being anti-Semitic.
02:04:58 And so I could see that the, the, the Jew thing do going the same way, you know. Oh, yeah. You can talk about Jews and their their influence, but only in so much as it relates to.
02:05:10 Who? Uh, I don't know. Like APAC or, you know, like like some of them. The more egregious offenses and only in a in a academic way. And let let's talk about this maybe maybe APAC shouldn't have the the influence that it has, maybe they should have to finally register as a foreign agent.
02:05:30 Now.
02:05:33 You know, but and and have it stop right there and like, have them actually register as a foreign agent and then like, well, that's what you wanted, right? Going that's just.
02:05:40 I mean, right, we're we're good. We're good now. We're good, right?
02:05:44 You know.
02:05:46 Andromeda says obedience is all that's required in their hocus pocus fantasies.
02:05:52 Genetically modify a red cow so that you can sacrifice it to prove you love God.
02:05:58 Yeah, it's.
02:06:00 Like I said, I've had, I've.
02:06:02 Had over the year.
02:06:03 Others.
02:06:04 Several conversations with with these kinds of evangelicals, and it's weird because they're simultaneously the most zealous.
02:06:16 And and and faithful believers.
02:06:21 And also the least informed.
02:06:24 And I guess that makes sense to some in, in, in a way.
02:06:28 But it has always boggled my mind.
02:06:31 And and it's always boggle my mind, because you would argue, you know, as as people do, right, you know, maybe not arguing, but talking about religion with your friends and, you know, one of your friends is Catholic. And one of your friends is this and that. And you see you end up talking about the differences between the different denominations and.
02:06:51 Things that don't make sense to you and and how how do they square this and whatever. And at least with with usually the the other you know like the Catholics for example in the Trinity thing doesn't make any sense to me, but at least they have like.
02:07:06 The the self-awareness of of A to like try to come up with some kind of reasoning for it right and and whereas with evangelicals it's like they're just flying blind, they're just. Oh, because the preacher said, you know, they're like what that's it.
02:07:21 Burn.
02:07:22 Cream cheese privilege. I'm really starting to think Christianity is a nihilist death cult. We'll tell you what Zionist Christians in America are. I don't know about nihilists, but they're definitely a death cult. I mean, they're literally trying to usher in the the end times and and that's.
02:07:40 Not necessarily. Even a new feature. I think that even if you think about Mormonism.
02:07:47 As a as a.
02:07:51 Protestant cult.
02:07:53 The the reason why I mean the the the full name of the Mormon Church is the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, right? And when it was first being founded back in the 18, you know, 30, whatever.
02:08:08 The members of the time they thought it was literally the latter days, like the the last days before Jesus would come back.
02:08:18 And.
02:08:19 They.
02:08:20 Meant it like they thought it was like it was days away.
02:08:23 That in fact, there were some.
02:08:26 You can go back and let you know, look at their writings and look at their even some of their sermons that they, they they recorded not not obviously not on audio, but like recorded transcribed and you get the impression they thought that like, yeah, it's it's right around the corner.
02:08:44 And here we are, 100, and, you know, almost 200 years later.
02:08:50 And.
02:08:53 Yeah, she's not around. So there. There's a lot of. There's a lot of this end time stuff, but you know that's unique to Christianity. I think that that most.
02:09:07 Religions have some kind of end times prophecy, and I think maybe it's just a human thing.
02:09:14 A human thing to expect the world to end at some point, and maybe that's a limitation of our minds, right? Because you can't really understand Infinity when you're a human. Everything needs to have a beginning, and it needs to.
02:09:31 Have an end.
02:09:32 Right. And because everything that you encounter in in life, including life, has a beginning and it has an end.
02:09:41 And in the same way that, like custards, right, they they almost the reason why they they believe it so religiously is it's like a movie that's structured like and and the reason why movies are structured the way that they are.
02:09:55 The same exact reason it's this nice little package with a beginning, a middle and an end.
02:10:01 And I think that humans have a hard time conceptualizing stuff that doesn't end, and so that they just naturally come to the conclusion that existence.
02:10:13 At a beginning, you know, like, whether it's you believe it's The Big Bang or or you know, God making the planet in, you know the universe. And I guess in seven days or whatever you believe that in the beginning the origin story and therefore there also has to be an end.
02:10:32 And.
02:10:35 Yeah, I think these evangelicals have just taken it to.
02:10:39 The next level, and they're just, they're just tired of waiting for it because they're they're trying to make it.
02:10:43 Happen sooner.
02:10:49 What is did I miss?
02:10:53 I think I, oh, here we go. Nine National Review. I I I can help if you need any suggestions for calling options. Tons of ways to make that happen without too much of a headache. PM me if you feel like it. All right? Yeah. Like I said, it's not one of my top priorities doing a.
02:11:10 Call in show.
02:11:11 Right now, but it would be well.
02:11:13 Tonight would have been.
02:11:14 A good night for it, right?
02:11:16 Cream cheese privilege says.
02:11:19 Us white Westerners just need to get off this planet and leave this ship behind. Well, there you go. A new beginning.
02:11:27 And an end.
02:11:28 And end to our time on on this planet and the beginning of space, the final frontier based Leonidas.
02:11:38 Says, hey, Deb, a long time follower here. Thank you for everything you might enjoy.
02:11:43 A movie called.
02:11:43 Coherence. It's a single location sci-fi made on a shoestring budget with a seemingly all white cast and director.
02:11:55 There's a.
02:12:08 2013.
02:12:28 Hey.
02:12:30 A mute speaking glory to dinner.
02:12:32 Mirrors a total *******.
02:12:36 Still not have service.
02:12:37 I got 0.
02:12:38 No.
02:12:38 News, you know, they're.
02:12:39 Talking about the comments, yeah, yeah.
02:12:41 After it passed people.
02:12:43 Get lost. They would end up in the.
02:12:44 Wrong home and they keep telling people that.
02:12:45 What?
02:12:46 This.
02:12:46 Can happen all right.
02:12:47 The chicken tastes like tuna. It must be.
02:12:49 Miller's.
02:12:54 The whole neighborhood is out of power except for a house about two blocks up.
02:13:00 Mike, is that what you?
02:13:01 Walked away from the door.
02:13:02 I'll.
02:13:02 Check it out.
02:13:04 Which is not without the rest of us.
02:13:07 Oh my God.
02:13:08 This is bad. It's just really bad.
02:13:10 Wait, what's the box?
02:13:12 That was at the.
02:13:12 Other house. Thank God.
02:13:14 What did you think? What did you see?
02:13:15 Hey, what did you?
02:13:20 You don't even belong.
02:13:22 Everybody knew about this thing you almost thought you knew. Everybody knew about this. Except me.
02:13:29 Through the night, OK.
02:13:32 We are not from your visitors.
02:13:35 Crossing all kinds of marshes.
02:13:38 Want to be stuck here?
02:13:44 More.
02:13:44 No.
02:13:53 When you say.
02:13:57 Well, how about?
02:13:59 For the stream, but it might be something to look at. Yeah, could be good. I have to watch it.
02:14:08 John Pemberton says a while ago I figured out that the employers or the employee.
02:14:15 Players would offered two weeks compensation for employees who were out sick and they would get about 2000 per employee. I found this out after someone else uncovered the doctors got paid per patient for enrolling vaccines in the C19M RNA VAX. Maybe a stream.
02:14:35 I don't understand what you're saying here. Employers offered two weeks compensation for employees who are out sick.
02:14:42 And they would get about 2000 per employee.
02:14:49 I don't know what you're implying here. What the that employers are colluding.
02:14:55 With who? To get the money?
02:15:01 Now, yeah, you might have to. You might have to clarify what you're what you're getting at there.
02:15:07 Uh.
02:15:09 Well, maybe I I can do a search of that, but I'm not sure I get what you're what you're what you're saying there.
02:15:16 Antiquities says regardless of what you may think about Varga Vicarius or Vikernes or whatever, he has a lot to say on the subject of Christianity. Read some of his Twitter posts. You guys have a lot of the same views. Well, he doesn't even think I'm white because I've got brown hair.
02:15:38 He thinks that at least my understanding is he thinks that a a blonde hair. Blue Eyed Turk is whiter than me. So I mean, I don't know.
02:15:49 You know, that's my understanding. I could be wrong and you know, and I'm pretty sure he killed someone. Maybe next time says people criticize Christians as Jew ***** and in some cases they are. But atheists have helped make the modern world much more than Christians by cooking the Jews.
02:16:10 Yeah. I mean, here's the well.
02:16:13 Something I'd like to talk to Adam Green about.
02:16:16 Because he's on like a no pun intended, that it seems like he's on a crusade against Christianity. And the way that I or not the way that I would look at it, but I would just, I would submit to him.
02:16:30 This analogy.
02:16:33 Let's say for example you have a big corporation with offices all over the world.
02:16:42 And you have been running the same software.
02:16:45 That ties all your networks together.
02:16:46 Hi.
02:16:48 And all your databases together.
02:16:51 For like 30 years.
02:16:53 And it's really old software, so over the years you've had to patch it, update it, kind of rig it to, to work, to write special custom plugins for it, to interface with the other software that you have.
02:17:08 And.
02:17:09 All of your other software has to be compatible with this 30 year old software that you've been using.
02:17:17 And the whole company relies on this very imperfect.
02:17:23 Buggy.
02:17:25 Software.
02:17:27 And then one day you hire an IT guy, and he's looking at this.
02:17:31 This mess.
02:17:33 And he's saying, you know, you got all these vulnerabilities in this software. You have all these exploits. It's it's really out of date what we should do is just wipe it out and and start with something new.
02:17:52 And so he goes to the head of the company. He's like, you know, we should when to get rid of this old software.
02:17:59 It's been running everything because it's it's slow. It it, you know, you can hack it and it does this and maybe this, you know, problem here and and whatever.
02:18:10 And the head of Company says, well, no, we can't do that.
02:18:14 And the reason why?
02:18:16 Isn't necessarily even that. That's not a good idea to revamp the software, it's just that you can't.
02:18:25 To because it's not a matter of just ohh, let's just erase this software and develop some new one. First of all, to develop the new software would take a really long time.
02:18:35 But you're now. You're not just talking about that software, it's it's the backbone of your whole network. So all of the other programs that interface with that software, you'd have to rewrite those and all everyone in your company is trained to use this software. And now you have to retrain everybody.
02:18:53 Else and now you're vendors who are used to interfacing with your network and in a particular way, and they've got their own tools they've written over the years that it's it's not it, it's not as simple as just snapping your fingers and and updating something that is that has a has vulnerabilities and and issues and problems.
02:19:15 And especially.
02:19:19 When you're talking about something that's not just been software running your company for 30 years, but a religion that's been running your society for over 1000 years.
02:19:34 You know you're.
02:19:35 You're you've been Christian a really long time. No, really long time.
02:19:42 And it's it's.
02:19:45 Institutions and a lot of its philosophy and everything else is wrapped up in that, and it's especially when you don't have something to replace it with. It's like it's kind of crazy to want to get rid of it.
02:19:59 And and then that's what you mentioned. Atheism. That's what that was. The problem with the atheist movement, right, is they did want to just get rid of it and then replace.
02:20:09 It with nothing.
02:20:11 And look how that worked out.
02:20:13 You know, so.
02:20:17 I, you know, don't read too much into that, but I think that's just something to think about.
02:20:22 Archaic Way says I am astonished by the knowledge and genius, Henry Forge Forge Ford demonstrates in his book. I listen to an audiobook narrated by William Pierce. Have you read George Lincoln Rockwell's last book? It's solid gold. I have not read.
02:20:42 Any of his books, actually, and maybe perhaps I should.
02:20:47 John Pemberton. It was as if their employees were vexed.
02:20:54 It was as if their employees were banked. You're still talking about that compensation thing? I still. I'm not sure what you're getting out there.
02:21:01 Basically, no, that's no I meant you might like the coherence movie. Just enjoy it on a night off because it's filmed in a way I could see day of the.
02:21:09 Rope being filmed.
02:21:11 Yeah, I always like. I like watching movies where they they live within their means, right? They don't because that's the problem is if you don't have a budget and then you try to make a movie.
02:21:21 That's a big budget movie. It's.
02:21:22 Going to look like ****.
02:21:24 But if you work around your limitations, you can make good stuff.
02:21:29 And that did look like a movie that had some limitations, obviously. Like you said, it's all one location, but.
02:21:33 That you know.
02:21:34 Really good movies that are made with those kinds of limitations. So yeah, maybe I'll check it out.
02:21:39 Art Stanton says as long as it's as long as it's link night.
02:21:45 Could you play this clip from my new Odyssey channel? It's an edit on the topic of the anti white agenda. Just under 2 minutes.
02:21:54 That's long that in broadcast. That's an eternity.
02:21:58 You realize that that's like 4 commercials. I'm digging the hangout show tonight, by the way. Alright, we'll tell you what. We'll take a look at it anyway.
02:22:08 I reserve the right to.
02:22:11 To put it in the pit, though.
02:22:15 We might put it in the pit.
02:22:22 I don't have to tell you things are bad. Everybody knows things are bad.
02:22:25 It's a depression.
02:22:27 Everybody's out of work or scared of losing their job.
02:22:32 The dollar buys a nickels worth. Banks are going bust. Shopkeepers keep a gun under the counter. Punks are running wild in the street and there's nobody anywhere seems to know what to do. And there's no end to it.
02:22:43 We know the air is unfit to breathe and our food is unfit to eat. We sit watching our TV's while some local newscaster tells us that today we had 15 homicides and 63 violent crimes, as if that's the way it's supposed to be. We know things are bad, worse than bad. They're crazy. It's like Everything Everywhere is going crazy. So we don't go out anymore.
02:23:04 We sit in the House and slowly the world we're living in is getting smaller, and all we say is please at least leave us alone in our living rooms. Let me have my toaster and my TV and my steel built-in radios, and I won't say anything. Just leave us alone. Well, I'm not going to leave you alone. I want you to get.
02:23:21 I don't want you to protest. I don't want you to ride. I don't want you to write to your congressman because I wouldn't know what to tell you to write. I don't know what to do about the depression and the inflation and the Russians and the crime in the street. All I know is that first, you've got to get macked. You've got to say I'm a human being. God dammit. My life has value.
02:23:42 So I want you to get up now. I want all of you to get up out.
02:23:48 Of your chest.
02:23:50 I want you to get up right now and go to the window, open it and stick your head out and yell as hell. And I'm not going.
02:24:00 To take this anymore.
02:24:12 Wait a minute. You avoided the pit.
02:24:15 Alright. Yeah, network. That's the name of that movie right network.
02:24:20 No, stop the autoplay.
02:24:23 I'm pretty sure it was called Network right? Or am I thinking there's another movie that has a similar name that's also about network TV that's not as good.
02:24:32 They always mix those two together.
02:24:41 Yeah. No, it's network. Yeah. Network would be a good one to cover. I think I've talked about it. I don't know if I've done a stream on it.
02:24:52 There's some interesting.
02:24:54 Aspects of that that go well beyond the surface I've heard.
02:24:59 So I was talking about that that movie recently.
02:25:03 And like a stream or a podcast, I was listening to, but I.
02:25:06 Forget what it was.
02:25:08 Uh. Let's see here.
02:25:11 Mr. Trolley, don't keep Devin up all night with $1.00 chat, you $1.00 chat. Let's see here, *******.
02:25:20 Do you have that much money in your bank at?
02:25:22 Home. I'd buy that for a dollar.
02:25:32 Well, I appreciate the sentiment, but to be fair, I'm gonna be up.
02:25:34 All night anyway.
02:25:35 I got it probably about an hour or so. I got to get a.
02:25:42 A Dolly, I guess in a farm cart and try to figure out how to move angry beehives into the back of my car without spilling angry bees all over the place.
02:25:54 I'm not looking forward to that. I'm kind of putting it.
02:25:56 Off by doing the stream.
02:26:00 Thin Red line says. I think the Jews reverse engineer history. They see what happened in the past and they make a prophecy that describes it, and then they claim this prophecy is 1000 years old. Yeah, but what?
02:26:12 What in the past happened were involved killing the red cow?
02:26:17 And making the.
02:26:18 Antichrist. Come because the red cow took your sins on or something like that.
02:26:24 Ah, it's madness.
02:26:25 Land of the fake home of the gay. Then I just deployed what I hope is a fix. Please check it here.
02:26:34 All right. Let's see here.
02:26:38 Is this is this going to virus me up?
02:26:46 It's not a fix.
02:26:48 So I'll load on this other browser here. It says if it's a soundboard.
02:26:54 Maybe it'll just work.
02:26:57 There's a button.
02:26:59 When I click it.
02:27:01 I'm to.
02:27:01 We're trying to be Africanized.
02:27:02 Deafening the area.
02:27:05 There you go. It only has one button.
02:27:08 I'm trying to deafening the area.
02:27:08 To be Africanized.
02:27:12 Just.
02:27:13 And this has one button.
02:27:16 So I don't know why the other buttons are missing. I'm assuming that it's the sound boards. There should be multiple buttons.
02:27:22 But that wasn't brave.
02:27:24 Alright guys, let me take a look at.
02:27:29 Rumble. Now, your cheapskate silver rumble? That's all good. Like I said, tonight's pretty laid back.
02:27:35 UH-11 more thing I just wanted to.
02:27:38 Kind of brought it up.
02:27:42 Let's see if I got it here.
02:27:48 I brought up an axis, Sally.
02:27:52 Where is that?
02:27:59 Where is that? I have too many ******* tabs open.
02:28:03 A lot of them are about hooking up electrical **** in your house.
02:28:10 Now I mostly knew what I was doing because I already had the sort of do that to get an amplifier to work.
02:28:16 In fact, right now I can't run my amplifier while also doing laundry or there might be a problem.
02:28:26 There might be a a bit of an issue.
02:28:30 Where is that? I thought I had that tab open somewhere. Let me see here.
02:28:36 It's not there.
02:28:40 Still there.
02:28:43 It's not there.
02:28:47 Oh, here it is.
02:28:50 I just thought this was an interesting story.
02:28:58 It's not really like you said, it's not really worth the whole stream.
02:29:02 So this is Mildred Gillers.
02:29:06 And in the same way that you had, I think she was called Tokyo Rose, but they did the same thing in Vietnam, and they made the point when I was looking into this, this woman, when they would mention her and the the broadcast that Japan would do to try to demoralize the troops. The difference.
02:29:26 Was.
02:29:28 Because what? What? What? What, Mildred. Gillers did. She would broadcast to. Well, actually, her shortwave broadcast would make it all the way to America. But she would broadcast targeting troops and their families to try to demoralize them during World War Two, she was an American born.
02:29:48 Irish woman who lived in Germany and I think she was romantically involved with the the the Nazi, some Nazi that ran, you know, a lot of the radio stuff out there.
02:30:02 And she would basically tell the troops that while they were away, their wives were banging other dudes. And if they got injured, like they got their arm blown off, then their wife would divorce them and they they didn't know why they were even there. And they were fighting a Jewish war and all this other stuff and.
02:30:23 Kind of kind of cool, honestly, but they it was. They compared her.
02:30:28 To the the her Japanese counterpart and mentioned that she was effective because she was American and she knew how these people would be thinking, whereas the Japanese counterpart, it just, it was entertaining, troops would actually TuneIn to hear her talk because it was just like this funny Japanese chick.
02:30:49 Just saying ridiculous stuff that they couldn't relate to, it kind of reminds me of uh.
02:30:55 Because they did the same thing in Vietnam, right in Vietnam. In fact, that, that video game, Battlefield Vietnam from not the newer one, but the one years ago.
02:31:05 When you in.
02:31:06 The game you'd hear on the loud speakers. Gee, I.
02:31:09 GI your helicopters fall from the sky like broken birds. You know, it was just like this nonsense talk that people are like, listen to. Like what? What? But Mildred gillars here.
02:31:22 She was, let's see here. Born in Portland, ME.
02:31:29 And then she moved around. She she was a basically like a failed actress. And then she moved to Germany before the war and started announcing for German state radio. And then by like, like 1941 or so, she started doing her broadcast.
02:31:50 One of them was the home Sweet home.
02:31:52 Hour and it was a regular propaganda program aiming at making U.S. forces in Europe feel homesick.
02:32:00 And running theme of the broadcast was the infidelity of soldiers, wives and sweethearts. While the listeners were stationed in Europe and North Africa, she questioned whether the women would remain faithful. Quote, especially if you boys get all mutilated and do not return in one piece opening with the sound of a train whistle.
02:32:20 They love Germans and their trains. Home Sweet Home attempted to exploit the fears of American soldiers about the home front. The broadcasts were designed to make soldiers feel in doubt, feel doubt about their mission.
02:32:32 And the prospects, their prospects after the war, there was also another woman.
02:32:41 That people confused the two. They didn't know the difference, but I forget. What what her name was. She was extradited back to America.
02:32:52 They tried her for treason.
02:32:55 And you know, this is after the war, obviously.
02:32:58 And because she was a woman, cause usually you, you know, you get convicted of treason, you get the chair or, you know, at the time you got the chair, you got the, you know, you got hung.
02:33:08 And because she was a woman, they spared her. That and I think.
02:33:10 She only did.
02:33:11 Ten years and then became like a kindergarten teacher afterwards.
02:33:16 Uh, one of the.
02:33:16 Reasons why I can't do a whole.
02:33:18 Stream on it.
02:33:20 Was I was trying to find a good audio record. I I just figured that would be something that we'd have lots of audio recordings of.
02:33:30 But oddly.
02:33:33 There's there only seems to.
02:33:34 Be one and it's really bad.
02:33:38 Like the the quality is really like it's hard to.
02:33:41 They did do a movie called, you know, American Traitor, which is actually what? That's how I found out about her.
02:33:51 Uh. Let's see here.
02:33:53 With Al Pacino.
02:34:00 Is this it, miss my bear?
02:34:05 Oh, shut up ad.
02:34:07 Hello everybody. Which German?
02:34:11 To think that our.
02:34:11 Own social injustices have to be brought to light by hostile violence.
02:34:18 It is partly for this.
02:34:20 We have founded the new British Broadcasting.
02:34:24 In future energy shock.
02:34:27 Messages from this business as well.
02:34:36 The.
02:34:39 On.
02:34:42 Is the BBC what? Why is he? Where is?
02:34:50 This is it.
02:34:52 Move along, saying all the freedoms and medicine from the just imagine sitting around on their own over there in the.
02:35:14 Well, well, well.
02:35:28 While I should say more.
02:35:30 That we are fighting for our wrong blood for this war, for this British war.
02:35:44 I will try to to realize.
02:35:48 Because it's different down our civilization, if it.
02:35:51 Goes on like that.
02:35:54 Only supposed to get out of their own school and agree with me.
02:36:11 But the time.
02:36:11 Is nearly up now and just in closing doors, I'd like to ask you one question on the level.
02:36:19 If your child behaved badly, then you agree or misbehavior myself right or wrong. I don't care what he does. No, you don't. You try to correct that job to try to make him a present citizen.
02:36:36 Where and part of the country, a country. Country. Right. No, that's sentimentality. I do not know my country. Right or wrong, I love America.
02:36:55 Those and all of his boyfriends who have thrown us into this hotel.
02:37:00 And our system, our friends, as long as I can power the world and have not read the last, probably because you will want to go through the medium.
02:37:17 Do you remember a little girl? Perhaps very hard.
02:37:32 And I looked up into his eyes when he said this hurts me more than I thought, and I thought he was just also person. But Daddy only did it while I'm making rice much harder for me over here and trying to.
02:37:52 From my heart will work out. Become America country. Don't forget the beautiful things are at home which are now in danger of being jeopardized by the Jewish and the British.
02:38:10 See, it's it's unfortunately that it's, you know, the recordings.
02:38:14 Are really bad, but.
02:38:16 Even though and it it's it is propaganda.
02:38:18 And.
02:38:22 It is. It just is propaganda.
02:38:24 But it's not. She's not lying.
02:38:28 She's like, what are you doing? What are you doing? You're fighting this war for Jews and for the British.
02:38:34 What? You know? Why are you even here?
02:38:38 Don't you miss being back home?
02:38:41 You're just you. Are you so patriotic that it doesn't, even though you don't understand why you're here? You you want to fight this war because.
02:38:49 America.
02:38:51 Is that how does that do you apply that sentimentality?
02:38:55 To your children.
02:38:56 You know, we want to do something wrong if they're your kids.
02:39:00 Well, I guess black people, right. He's a good boy. He didn't do nothing.
02:39:08 But it was worth bringing her up as a person, but it was I couldn't find any recordings that weren't that bad, and even if he tried to clean them up.
02:39:18 They would just.
02:39:19 Be in fact, some of these are cleaned up and they're just so bad, but I just thought she was worth mentioning.
02:39:26 Access Sally.
02:39:29 Mildred gillers.
02:39:31 And because she basically just broadcasts, and this was a relatively new thing, right? Radio as I talked about before, radio is a fairly new technology. You know, maybe what, 20 years old? Well, I mean, you know commercially.
02:39:46 In the 1940s.
02:39:48 And all she was doing. And she was talking on the radio as an American from Germany. Was she paid by the Germans? Absolutely.
02:39:57 Was was it German influenced? You know what? The Nazis influencing what she was saying to some extent, but not really. She wrote all of her own material and worked with her boyfriend at the time, who was a. Like I said, he's like a station manager or something.
02:40:12 Like that.
02:40:14 But obviously, look, we can't be around. It's not like she just had this talk.
02:40:17 You know, randomly it was obviously propaganda. It made demoralize the troops. But if you listen to what she was saying, it's actually kind of relatable. I wish you could find.
02:40:29 Yeah, it's probably really hard to do. Now. I wish you could find a a World War Two vet that did listen to that back in the day and ask them what they thought of it. How was it received? Because all I can find really is, you know, Wikipedia articles and, you know, Jewish movies about it. And, you know, the the.
02:40:49 The the official Jewish version of what she was doing and how it was received, but anyway.
02:40:55 Let's just chat. I'll check see if there's any more, but then we'll go.
02:40:58 Ahead and bail out of here.
02:41:02 Let's see here.
02:41:07 White is right in my hometown of William Wilmington, NC we had the Wilmington massacre. It was the only successful insurrection in U.S. history. Whites took back their government and tried to choke the Cape Fear River with the bodies of black people could be interesting to do a stream on.
02:41:26 Yeah, people recommend that before and I keep forgetting to do it and I will open that up in another tab.
02:41:34 UM.
02:41:36 I don't know anything about it. I've just people have mentioned it before.
02:41:41 Prime to be a if you can say how remote you are, how long you drive to the nearest city. Also, are you moving? I'm late to the stream. No, I'm not moving. I'm. I'm moving beehives. I'm. I'm. I'm. I'm over. I'll just say I'm over an hour away from the nearest city. And.
02:42:02 It's not, it's not. Uh.
02:42:05 I'm. I mean, there's like people out here, but it's it's very sparsely populated and it's pretty much the middle of nowhere, but it's not like not like, and I've I've lived way more remotely in the past.
02:42:21 But yeah, I'm not moving. I'm just moving, moving some bees. Then I.
02:42:25 Gonna be loading.
02:42:27 Africanized beehives into my the back of my car and driving around to another yard and dropping them off. It's going to be a nightmare.
02:42:36 But I gotta.
02:42:37 But.
02:42:38 Because some I can't. You know, I I I want to be mad at this guy because it's like you. You don't. You don't use this property for 40 years. And now now you want to use it. But it's like it's still his land. And I get it like.
02:42:54 Oh thin Red line, says Mildred Gillars. Axis Sally had more balls than most American men. I'd rather die for Germany than live 100 years on milk and honey, and the Jewish America of today. She does deserve a stream, and her broadcasts were not simply aimed at demoralizing American troops.
02:43:13 Like on a recent flight, the guy sitting next to me triggered by trigger my judar. He struck the conversation on politics, replying with a few moderately based things was all it took for him to confirm my radar, saying he's afraid of being genocide by misinformation. He tried mine ******* my pattern recognition.
02:43:33 Yeah, I said. I wish I could find better recordings of her.
02:43:37 She's someone worth talking about. And look, maybe I'll be up. I I I looked for like half a day recently and couldn't find anything good. It was all that bad. And maybe maybe I'll I'll find a treasure trove. Maybe if someone's got some some copies, you can.
02:43:55 You know, DM me on Twitter or something, but I have I have I've turned up not a whole lot that's listenable for any amount of time.
02:44:04 Yes.
02:44:06 White White is right. Says. Have you heard of? I testify against the Jews.
02:44:11 By Edmondson, Robert Edward the guy is a hero. There are some videos of what he did to warn us about the Jews. One is called to testify against the Jews. Most have never heard of them. It's a shame.
02:44:28 I have not heard of him.
02:44:29 And I'll open that up in another tab as well.
02:44:38 All right.
02:44:40 Uh, wait, did I screw that one up?
02:44:46 I did. I mixed up too. I mix mixed up thin red line and archaic weighs.
02:44:52 Because it looked like the thin red line had more but.
02:44:55 And then cut off. All right, so sorry about that archaic ways. Uh time. I sit next.
02:45:02 To a Jew.
02:45:03 Part 2 of that was, I hate that I had to play dumb, exploring goy, who hasn't fully figured it all out. The last thing I needed was his phone in my face putting me on blast.
02:45:15 As an anti Semite to try to ruin my life or to be thrown off an airplane.
02:45:19 But if it wasn't on an airplane, I I probably wouldn't have. I mean, I don't know. It depends on the situation.
02:45:26 You have to and you have to judge what's best in in the scenario that you're in.
02:45:31 Night Nature Review says if you can find more of those, I can clean it up pretty well using clarity and it would go from trash quality to comprehensible quality. Great plug in the software isn't perfect, but it's pretty impressive. I fixed one of David Lane from Unlistenable to comprehensible quality I.
02:45:51 I I took a look at that plug in.
02:45:55 A while ago I forget why I.
02:45:57 Decided against using it.
02:46:00 Yeah. There, I'll, I'll, I'll dig.
02:46:02 Around I'll try to find more of this trick.
02:46:05 Because there are some recordings, there's at least I found one that's like an hour straight.
02:46:11 But it was just it's really bad quality, partially because I mean it makes sense they they probably would have had to have recorded it on like almost like those Edison wax canisters. I mean if.
02:46:25 It's in the 40s.
02:46:27 What else did they have? I mean, they had recordable records. I actually have a a record player that you can record with that it's.
02:46:35 It's it doesn't work because the you know, try funding parts for that.
02:46:42 I've tried to make it work, I got it to kind of work, but it needs.
02:46:47 I need some TLC still, but yeah, you have like these the technology for recording just wasn't really there when she was doing these. So you have to have. Look, I'm, I'm. I bet the military, I bet like maybe maybe the Library of Congress would have.
02:47:05 Copies of this somewhere that are aren't aren't total trash, but anyone else that has a copy of it. It's going to be pretty craptastic.
02:47:13 I might. I might hit you up. I'll. I'll take a look and see what I can dig up in terms of her recordings.
02:47:21 And then last but not least, land of the fake.
02:47:25 I added one more sound.
02:47:26 Effect. Alright, let's see what it is.
02:47:37 Is this is?
02:47:37 This your virus, Mia.
02:47:40 It's not a fix.
02:47:42 There you go.
02:47:43 So I guess we have a soundboard for.
02:47:46 For tonight's string, which is a little.
02:47:51 Like inception, I guess.
02:47:56 Alright guys. Well thanks for hanging out and helping pass the time and Saturday I'll have an actual stream put together and I'll let you know how the bees thing happens. In fact, I might wear my body Cam. I I finally found that I couldn't find it for the longest time.
02:48:14 It was in my.
02:48:17 One of those things called, it's not like it's not a plate carrier, but it's it's not like an.
02:48:22 The vest it's it's just the the standard military. Molly vest. It just has, like, Molly crap all over it. So you can Molly things onto it. And it was stuck in a pouch, so I charged the battery up and I think it's still good. And it's got night vision on it, so maybe I'll maybe I'll wear a body.
02:48:43 Can when I'm moving the hive so you guys can see the the chaos, hopefully. Well, hopefully no chaos.
02:48:50 Hopefully it just goes it goes nice and smooth.
02:48:54 All right, we got one last one actually here.
02:48:57 OK. That's that's, that's that's just a link to.
02:49:00 The.
02:49:01 The video.
02:49:04 So I'll I'll I'll check that out.
02:49:05 Later.
02:49:06 Obviously, because that's probably really long, right? Yeah, it's 50 minutes long.
02:49:12 Alright, well I hope you guys all have a good night. I'll.
02:49:15 See you here Saturday.
02:49:17 And like I said before, no no, probably not stream Wednesday, but I will be on Vincent James, or at least he said that, you know, we'll figure out a time next week and and if I have time, time permitting, I'll I might do another one.
02:49:30 To.
02:49:32 But normal streams for, at least for the.
02:49:35 Next.
02:49:35 Week and a half. It's just gonna be.
02:49:37 Saturdays.
02:49:37 Cause I've got a I got a lot of stuff I'm trying to, you know, like with the washer and dryer and all this other. I'm just trying to catch up and have like a normal living situation where I'm not staying up till 2:00 in the morning, moving bees in the middle of the night and rewiring my house and patching up a hole in the wall.
02:49:53 Or not wall in the ceiling?
02:49:55 So.
02:49:56 Anyway.
02:49:58 For Black pilled, I am of course.
02:50:03 Demon stag.
02:50:07 When Jews are targeted because of their beliefs or their identity, when Israel is singled out because of anti Jewish hatred that is anti-Semitism and that is unacceptable.