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00:07:16 Welcome to the insomnia stream.
00:07:20 Nazi spy edition I'm your host, of course. Steven stack.
00:07:27 Hope you are having a good Easter weekend. I've been doing lots of bee stuff. Not as much bee stuff as I'd like to be doing.
00:07:35 Or like to have done.
00:07:37 Thanks to uh.
00:07:39 Well, our our old friend.
00:07:42 Well, I don't have the thing for I don't think.
00:07:44 I have the thing for it.
00:07:46 Do I have the thing for it? I don't think I do. It's all right.
00:07:50 Bessemer, it's our old friend Bessemer strikes again Bessemer.
00:07:59 This happened like last year, I think too or the year before that. I I'm pretty sure I told you guys about this at one point where you order a package of bees, it's like a it's literally a box of live bees.
00:08:11 And there's a queen bee in it. And when you get it.
00:08:14 You dump it in the hive and whatever, right?
00:08:17 And last year it was probably best summer last time too.
00:08:21 By order from Georgia.
00:08:24 Comes from some rural white area in Georgia, right?
00:08:28 They send it. Did they give it to the post office? The tracking number says, oh, yeah, it'll be there Friday.
00:08:35 So you eagerly watch the the tracking number because these are bugs in a box, they're they're not going to just live forever.
00:08:44 You know they.
00:08:44 They they can't just live in this box indefinitely.
00:08:51 Well, last time.
00:08:53 They just stayed in Georgia forever for days and days and days.
00:08:59 And probably for the same reason.
00:09:02 Called the guy up. What's going on? You know, they're, they're they're. Have you left George yet? It's been like 5 days.
00:09:09 He's like, I know it's been. It's been a problem I've had.
00:09:11 With a bunch of these shipments.
00:09:15 Turns out black people are afraid of bees. I mean, look, I'm just gonna the the, the bottom line cut through all the ********. It's black. People are afraid of bees and black people work at the post office. And so when a box of bees shows up at the post up there, I ain't touching them.
00:09:35 And it literally just sits there while the bees die on a shelf.
00:09:41 Well, this time I paid attention to the truck and it was literally in ******* Bessemer.
00:09:46 For like 4 days just sitting there while though, uh, I ain't touching that. You touch that Tyrone.
00:09:53 And now they're in Tennessee.
00:09:56 They've been in the mail since, like Monday, so probably going to show up at least half dead.
00:10:04 Anyway, we did a bunch of splits and some other stuff, but yeah, I just.
00:10:09 ******* Bessemer man.
00:10:11 But that's just what's gonna happen. That's doesn't have to be bees, right?
00:10:18 I don't know. That's you guys. I've been ordering stuff online for about 20 years.
00:10:25 And you know, to varying degrees.
00:10:29 And you used to get stuff relatively within the the time that you thought you would get it.
00:10:36 Postal Service was never super reliable, but like enough, right?
00:10:43 And then I started to notice over the last 10 years a steady decline.
00:10:49 Of just things not showing up on time, sometimes not showing up at all.
00:10:55 There was one it it was a black lady.
00:11:00 There was my male person.
00:11:03 Who decided she wasn't gonna walk upstairs anymore?
00:11:08 So if you lived in an upstairs apartment? No, I'm not talking like the 6th floor. OK, I'm talking.
00:11:13 The second floor.
00:11:14 Yeah.
00:11:15 Those kinds of apartments where the stairs are outside, you have to, like, go in into a building, you walk up.
00:11:21 A flight of stairs to a door.
00:11:24 And she decided she wasn't going to walk up stairs anymore. So if you lived on a second floor apartment like I did, they just wouldn't deliver pop boxes to you. You had to go downtown to pop to get your ******* box.
00:11:38 Insanity.
00:11:40 But this is what's going to happen little by little.
00:11:43 Everything's just gonna be ********.
00:11:48 Doesn't matter if it's male.
00:11:53 If it's service at a restaurant.
00:11:57 And as it gets ********, it'll get automated.
00:12:00 Out of necessity.
00:12:03 And that that. But you know, that's just going to make it even ********, because who's going to be operating the machines?
00:12:10 Until they get the AI stuff, you know, squared away.
00:12:17 Third World Man, it's it's third world anyway.
00:12:22 Totally talk about a film. It was the first film made by the Jewish Warner Brothers and any big studio in in Hollywood.
00:12:36 To try to stir up sentiments of.
00:12:38 War against Germany.
00:12:43 It was called.
00:12:45 Concessions.
00:12:47 Of a Nazi spy based on a true story. Don't you know?
00:12:53 See that that.
00:12:55 The man there holding the Nazi spies in his hand.
00:13:01 And.
00:13:02 For G Robinson, not his real name.
00:13:06 We'll talk about that in a moment.
00:13:11 Very famous actor at the time, you know, known for lots of gangster movies.
00:13:16 With the gangsters Royal Italian for some reason.
00:13:21 I guess those were.
00:13:22 Based on a true story too, right?
00:13:30 So let's take a look here. This is like I said, it came out before World War 2 even started.
00:13:37 And you know, so therefore, obviously, before America entered the Second World War.
00:13:45 It was a movie put on by, well, the the director was, you know, of course, right. Like, do I need to say it? Do I need to say it can you can you guess what part of the world he was from.
00:13:58 He was a a Jewish immigrant from Eastern Europe. He was a Jewish immigrant from Ukraine.
00:14:07 And starring mostly Jews, including Jews that fled Germany.
00:14:17 Some of whom were actually ruled out as communists.
00:14:22 During the McCarthy hearings.
00:14:27 At the time, America had no interest in getting involved with anything.
00:14:32 Regarding Nazis or or any kind of war in in Europe.
00:14:39 1939 you had the the Depression was just barely kind of winding down a little bit.
00:14:49 But they put together their propaganda. And again, this is the reason. Sometimes people wonder like, why do you focus on movies? Well, especially during this time period, you have to understand.
00:14:58 Movies might not be quite the propaganda tool.
00:15:04 Well, in fact, I would say that they're not the proper game.
00:15:07 The tool they used to be.
00:15:10 But in 1939, that was it.
00:15:15 That was it.
00:15:17 Your average Joe schmo America.
00:15:21 You don't have Internet, you don't have social media. If it's 1939, you don't have TV.
00:15:29 You you might have a radio like you might have if you're mad, but probably not if you're blue collar.
00:15:34 Yeah.
00:15:36 We're talking people forget TV that hasn't existed for very long.
00:15:42 Even radio, right the the those farm radios.
00:15:46 That, that, that were very expensive.
00:15:50 We're just barely getting out there in the 1920s.
00:15:55 To the wealthiest of people.
00:15:58 Or if you live very, very remotely on a farm, you have these battery powered radios.
00:16:03 Yeah.
00:16:05 But you, I mean, even a radio wasn't like something you could.
00:16:08 Just flip on and listen.
00:16:09 To the radio 24 hours a day.
00:16:12 They ran on basically like car batteries.
00:16:16 And you had to take the car batteries to the radio shop and and recharge them every so.
00:16:21 Often.
00:16:24 And so you'd be very meticulous that you would get like a thing, like the TV Guide, only for radio.
00:16:30 You had to sit there and and find like, oh, I'm going to listen to this program on Thursday and I'm going to. There's like a big deal.
00:16:39 And then you had newspapers.
00:16:41 But that's your competition. So think think of a media landscape like that.
00:16:49 I might have a radio.
00:16:52 And it's kind of wonky and there's not really a lot to listen to anyway.
00:16:58 I get the newspaper maybe.
00:17:02 Or I can go into this room with this giant screen. I mean, it's like virtual reality for 1939.
00:17:11 This giant immersive experience.
00:17:14 Called the silver screen.
00:17:20 Experience a a form of media that never existed before in.
00:17:26 All of human history.
00:17:30 And left and.
00:17:30 I mean, look, I I grew up with video games and and lots of, I mean unlimited television stations to watch.
00:17:42 Radio stations as far you know, as as many as I wanted.
00:17:45 To listen to.
00:17:49 Books, cd-roms.
00:17:52 And even I was immersed when I sat down and.
00:18:00 So imagine someone who was born before the automobile.
00:18:06 Sitting in a theater watching a movie, it's like it's almost like it's.
00:18:10 Happening to them.
00:18:17 This was a big deal.
00:18:21 And they still celebrate this film today.
00:18:24 For obvious reasons.
00:18:27 I found a couple of.
00:18:29 You know Turner Classic Movies. Periodically we'll play this film and other.
00:18:35 Movies.
00:18:42 And they would have these experts on to intro the movies.
00:18:48 And here is an author.
00:18:52 Pretty sure he's a gay Jew who talks about this film when they were about.
00:18:59 To play it.
00:19:02 And tonight's programming is called Hollywood Victory. That is the title.
00:19:08 I mean, and by the way, it's called programming, I mean.
00:19:12 It was always called programming.
00:19:16 Anyway.
00:19:18 Will have a new book for TCM, written by my guest Christian Blauvelt. Hello. It's been 2 years since I've seen you.
00:19:24 It has since my New York City.
00:19:25 Book and once again you have written a fantastic book, Hollywood Victory. Tell us about it because this takes a look at really the United front of Hollywood during.
00:19:34 World War 2.
00:19:35 What a united front. Indeed, this is a time when the entire American movie industry at all levels, moguls, movie stars, directors, really all levels of cast and crew came together to help the war effort. There's really never been anything like it in Hollywood since.
00:19:51 Ohh yeah, there's never well look to some extent as I just mentioned. Yeah, he's right in that there's never been anything that they've had.
00:20:00 The same impact with you know they they.
00:20:02 They were able to propagandize World War Two more effectively than anything else because of just all the things.
00:20:08 We talked about just moments ago.
00:20:10 But to act as if Hollywood hasn't.
00:20:13 Tried. It's insane.
00:20:16 So the stars that stayed at home and how their movies helped to change the hearts and minds of the American audience.
00:20:23 Oh, very much so. And and on on so many levels. You know, this was the time where the average American went to the movies.
00:20:29 Twice a week.
00:20:30 And with the war production ramping up in such a huge way that people taking factory jobs that might have, you know, extremely late shifts, movie theaters set up screening times at two AM, 2:30 AM, so people could go to the movies.
00:20:46 When their shifts ended, basically people were going to the movies more than ever.
00:20:50 During World War 2.
00:20:53 Another thing that he doesn't mention this, but during World War Two they actually set up makeshift theaters.
00:20:58 And this is.
00:20:59 Obviously not. When this was this is 19. This is before World War Two, this movie. But during during World War Two they made tons of propaganda films and they would set up makeshift theaters all across the country. And so if you were part of the war effort, you were working in a factory.
00:21:15 Or if you were a GI that was on a base waiting to get deployed or whatever you were subjected to these propaganda films and it was the owner only entertainment you had, besides maybe playing cards or checkers or something like that.
00:21:30 So confessions of the Nazi spy, the film that we're going to start with, it's about really it was the first time that Hollywood engaged the Nazis in any way, really criticized them, really took them on because Hollywood, like much of American life in the 1930s, was isolationist. You know, there really wasn't much of an interest in engaging with.
00:21:51 The Nazi menace and you know Warner Brothers, Jack and Harry.
00:21:55 We're the 1st to really take a stand and say what they're doing in Germany is wrong. We have to stand up to it and possibly even prepare ourselves for war. And this film is very much a preparation for war.
00:22:11 This film is very much.
00:22:13 A preparation for war.
00:22:18 This is a movie that's trying to get Americans.
00:22:23 To stop being isolationist and want to go to war.
00:22:31 He mentions that, oh, you know that they were so brave. The Warner, the Jewish Warner Brothers, were so brave in making this movie Hollywood and no interest in in, in tackling the Nazi menace or whatever. What he doesn't really talk about how the Hayes code had a lot to do with that. And not only that, Germany.
00:22:49 Or as a market in the same way.
00:22:51 That you'll see Hollywood sometimes censor movies for China, right. There were representatives of different markets, Germany being one of them in Hollywood.
00:23:05 That had influence over what movies were made because it it affected the bottom line.
00:23:12 And the the in 1939.
00:23:16 The Jewish World Congress.
00:23:20 And other, you know, the the Jews of the world basically declaring war on on Hitler and Germany.
00:23:26 The Warner Brothers, obviously a part of that, decided that, well, we're not going to, we're not going to play. We're we're not, we're not going to. We're not going to worry about.
00:23:35 The go out go broke thing.
00:23:39 We're not going to worry about how this.
00:23:40 Affects our bottom line.
00:23:43 Because the propaganda is more important than the than the dollars.
00:23:50 This phone came out, you know, in April of 1939, America's entry in the war into the war was still 2 1/2 years away. So, you know, at that point, there was very little interest from the ordinary Americans and engaging with us at all and wanting to get into another world. Nobody wanted to get into another war.
00:24:09 It was like we're talking like 87% of the American public was against getting into another war, and there were even these elements that were sympathetic to the Nazis, like the blunt.
00:24:19 87% of Americans didn't want to go to war. Of course. You have to make this movie.
00:24:26 You mentioned the boom.
00:24:28 Which is we've we've talked about this, it was it was a like the American Nazi Party.
00:24:37 And it's kind of funny cause in this film they make it seem like it's basically an arm of the the Nazi party in the United States.
00:24:46 But they can't seem to get their story straight, because now you watch a documentary about the boom when they talk about how Hitler didn't really care about them, that they were basically Larping as Nazis in the United States.
00:25:02 They were a bunch of Germans that were excited about what was going on in Germany.
00:25:08 And they wanted to be a part of it, but they.
00:25:10 Were here so they.
00:25:12 Dressed up like Nazis and did Nazi camp and and had gatherings and stuff.
00:25:20 But they weren't. They weren't very. I mean, they weren't effective and there there was no one. No one from the boom.
00:25:25 Got elected to office.
00:25:30 They had this one big meeting in Madison Square Gardens, I think 25,000.
00:25:35 People showed up.
00:25:38 We've played the footage from that lots of Jews.
00:25:42 Of course, went against it. It was almost like the the boom Charlottesville.
00:25:46 I guess you could say.
00:25:50 But in this movie they make it seem like it's all. It's all very sinister and tied directly.
00:25:54 To the s s.
00:25:55 It mixes dramatic reenactments of an actual case that had occurred in early 1938, where a U.S. citizen who had been born in Germany was loyal to Hitler.
00:26:09 Was, you know, very much enamored with Hitler's ideas, tried to get the US Passport office in New York to issue 50 passports to German intelligence. Now, if you're trying to get someone to issue 50 passports, you know it's going to, it's going to raise some eyebrows. Yeah. Exactly. So he was caught.
00:26:26 Flags.
00:26:28 Turned into a sensational trial, Warner Brothers sent a screenwriter to cover it.
00:26:34 Turned into a sensational trial and Warner Brothers sent a screen right. That's weird for like, a movie studio sent a screenwriter to cover a trial.
00:26:44 It was a sensationalized trial. What really happened was again, there was a a German American.
00:26:51 Who was admirer of Hitler?
00:26:54 Wanted to LARP as a Nazi.
00:26:58 Had had.
00:27:00 Sent letters to the Nazis saying I want to be a spy basically.
00:27:07 And then he got caught because he was an idiot. He was an idiot, he.
00:27:11 He literally called up.
00:27:13 The State Department and like with his thick German accent.
00:27:18 Saying that he was the Secretary of State.
00:27:22 And saying that they he needed 50 passports delivered to a.
00:27:28 To a hotel or something and and the guy on the other side of the phone was like, OK, well, this is ******** and called the cops. And that was it.
00:27:39 And the FBI raided him.
00:27:41 And they found that he had written letters to the Nazis.
00:27:46 And it was, it was. It was not a big deal.
00:27:51 It was not a big deal.
00:27:54 But the Jewish lawyers involved and the Hollywood Jews thought this is a perfect opportunity.
00:28:02 To make it seem as if there was a Nazi hiding behind every rock in America.
00:28:10 See the more the more things.
00:28:12 Change the more they stay the same.
00:28:16 Ohh, there's Nazis everywhere. There's a big Nazi conspiracy.
00:28:25 The trying to take over America.
00:28:32 But you also noticed the way he described the the the production.
00:28:37 They mixed in archival footage.
00:28:42 And a narrator of the kind that you would typically have a documentary.
00:28:52 And then re reenact loosely reenact.
00:28:58 Events read from the headlines.
00:29:01 Again, if you're Joe Schmo, you don't know. I mean, maybe you read a couple articles about this trial.
00:29:08 Some guy, I guess.
00:29:10 Try to get some passports or something.
00:29:14 And then you watch the movie and you're like, holy ****, it's how big conspiracy.
00:29:20 You got to do something about this.
00:29:23 10 or 12 of the cast in small parts were actual refugees of the Nazis.
00:29:29 Ohh, good. Jewish immigrants from Germany.
00:29:34 Coming. I'm sure they don't have a bone to pick.
00:29:37 I'm sure there's no bias there.
00:29:41 The the use of voiceover, very persuasive voiceover using some inflammatory language to rouse the passions of the audience. In 1939, when this film came out, that audience really did need to be roused because there was so much isolationist sentiment.
00:29:58 That audience needed to be roused.
00:30:03 I mean, as you said before, 8087% of Americans didn't want to go to war. That that's a problem. Jews had attacked that.
00:30:11 Yeah, what this film says is this could happen in America. It's not something that is such a a far away problem.
00:30:18 Exactly. And as a result, it was so inflammatory that when the film premiered in April 1939 in Hollywood, it was believed that there were as many plainclothes FBI agents in the audience as actual.
00:30:31 Hollywood notables you know there to see the movie.
00:30:33 Oh.
00:30:35 Ohh weird. So like the audience was like half feds.
00:30:40 Ah, this. This isn't screaming propaganda or anything.
00:30:45 This is a phone that isn't really talked about all that much these days. It's a shame because I think it's a really riveting film. I I think maybe it's because people think of it as just propaganda or it's maybe like a beauty treatment of this material, but to me it's really riveting and the fact that it does take such a stand.
00:31:05 Is empowering and you wish that Hollywood through its history, would maybe take a stand like this a little bit more often.
00:31:12 It sounds talmudic.
00:31:15 Yeah, I wish. I wish Holly Hollywood would.
00:31:19 We'll take a stand for Jewish values more often, right? Like that's something that we, more of that. Here's another Jew intro in the movie. Another time that it aired that, like you said, they they bring it up every once in a while.
00:31:34 Hello, I'm Ben markowitz. Welcome back to TCM and more of tonight's look at films produced by Warner Brothers that confronted the darker parts of American life issues most other Hollywood studios deliberately shot away from up next, a striking example from 1939 Confessions of a Nazi spy.
00:31:52 This was the first movie from any major Hollywood studio to openly acknowledge the threat and menace posed by the Nazis and criticize them outright. At the time the film was made in 1939, the depression was still the primary focus for most Americans. The vast majority of the American public opposed the idea of getting involved in the.
00:32:13 Crisis brewing in Europe.
00:32:15 Better Warner Brothers Studio heads Jack and Harry Warner refused to take an isolationist stance. They were the first studio bosses in Hollywood to say that what was happening in Europe at the hands of Germany was wrong, and that the film industry had a moral obligation to stand up to it. They produced Confessions of a Nazi spy as part of an effort to alert.
00:32:35 The country to the real world dangers Hitler pose.
00:32:41 OK so.
00:32:46 What? What dangers were that? We're on again.
00:32:48 Under the.
00:32:48 Direction of the Ukrainian born Anatole Litvak. The film has an undeniably authentic theater. Like a documentary, it includes voice over narration as well as footage based on transcripts from the 1937 trials of four Nazis convicted of espionage, 1939, also with Francis.
00:32:53 Play play.
00:33:07 Latimer, George Sanders and Paul Lucas.
00:33:13 One of their backgrounds are we we'll get into that.
00:33:15 In a moment.
00:33:18 When Confessions of a Nazi spy premiered in April 1939, America's entry into World War Two was still 2 1/2 years away, was extremely brave and risky of Warner Brothers to produce this kind of film. At the time, almost everyone involved in the production.
00:33:33 Perceived threats. The German Government, who it turns out, was full of snowflakes, took offence. Members of the German American Boom tried to Sue Warner Brothers and break up.
00:33:44 Screenings. Eventually, it stirred up enough controversy that in September 1941, Harry Warner, who ran in the studio with his brother Jack, was brought in to testify before a rather embarrassing Senate committee, allegedly investigating moving picture propaganda that fostered war mongering. Mostly, it seemed the committee wanted to remind Americans.
00:34:05 Just how many Jews held positions?
00:34:07 Of power in Hollywood.
00:34:11 Imagine that. Imagine having a a Congress that still cared about that they said, hey, we're going to have these hearings because a bunch of Jews and Hollywood are literally making propaganda films, trying to get us into war.
00:34:28 So the Congress knew what was up.
00:34:33 And they had hearings.
00:34:37 Well, they had the.
00:34:40 I I I I I I.
00:34:41 Mean look, this is how much?
00:34:42 Your country has changed.
00:34:45 You.
00:34:46 We did have a little bit of pushback back then. You had people that knew what was going on. They said, look, you obviously you guys are a bunch of Jews, Communist Jews.
00:34:55 Literally comment like, not not, not hyperbole.
00:35:01 Actual communist Jews.
00:35:04 Who are mad at at at your political rivals?
00:35:09 And you're trying to get us into?
00:35:10 A war. A World War.
00:35:14 By producing this propaganda film.
00:35:22 But then of course.
00:35:26 It worked, so the rest is history I guess as they say.
00:35:33 So Warner Brothers.
00:35:37 Obviously the Warner Brothers are Jewish Confessions of a Nazi spy. I like how they called it a first national picture.
00:35:48 Trying to get the the America first people. Then we'll just we'll just swap the words around a little bit. It's a first national.
00:35:59 Some months ago various persons appeared in the federal courts of New York City and the Panama Canal zone charged with a crime of espionage against the armed forces of the United States. Called to the witness stand, they swore to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. So help me God, the story brought out at those trials is stranger than fiction.
00:36:19 Revealing the existence of a vast spy ring operating against the naval, military and air forces of the United States. We don't know all the facts, and we probably never will, but we do know that so far as this country is concerned, the story begins in its small Scottish town. Early in 1937. There, in a quiet residential district.
00:36:40 Ohh what? What? What's going on? So what? What's going on is.
00:36:45 In Scotland there was a A.
00:36:50 Well, an actual Nazi, I guess you could.
00:36:51 Say.
00:36:53 That would receive letters, so if.
00:36:54 You were a a.
00:36:56 Nazi spy. I mean, look, everyone had spies and the Nazis were no exception.
00:37:01 You are a Nazi spy. You would mail a letter to this lady.
00:37:05 In Scotland, and she would repost.
00:37:10 That letter.
00:37:11 And send it to our contacts in Germany.
00:37:15 So in America, it would just look like you were writing a letter to Scotland and.
00:37:19 It wouldn't raise any eyebrows.
00:37:21 So she sends this.
00:37:24 This letter repost it.
00:37:31 Ohh, scary music.
00:37:34 German American patriots.
00:37:34 Hey.
00:37:37 And then we meet this guy who is the head well in this movie, he's the head.
00:37:43 Of the bond.
00:37:45 The American Nazi party.
00:37:48 And he he's really ****** *** and wants to take over America and reclaim it for Germany like this. The kind of rhetoric that you actually didn't have in the bound.
00:37:48 These these.
00:37:59 You know like.
00:38:00 Like this is far more extreme than any of the language or the rhetoric used.
00:38:05 By the boat.
00:38:07 And his his his rhetoric is literally, well, let's just say.
00:38:12 We've talked about Jews and our use of projection.
00:38:17 I want you just to think about that as you listen to to what he says in this in this speech.
00:38:24 As a reserve officer in the United States Navy, I say that we must unite all boats of German blood to believe in the German destiny of America.
00:38:35 And to bring this destiny to a swift reality by fighting relentlessly the sinister influences that would destroy us and the new Germany.
00:38:51 We are proud of our new Germany.
00:38:55 Rather, it's great further pride of our glorious blood and soil.
00:39:00 I tell you, Germans must seize the power that's rightfully theirs. We Germans in the United States will soon demand adequate representation in City, County, state and federal governments and those who fight us must perish socially as well as economically because of our determination to destroy our enemies.
00:39:22 Completely and without any consideration whatever.
00:39:29 So of course, this is obviously meant for the average American to hear this and to start feeling threatened by Germans. Ohh, Germans are trying to take over America. That's what they say in those meetings.
00:39:42 What the **** is that? Well, like I said, you, I want you. I wanted you to imagine a little projection there. For those of you who are little bit slow. I I I'm sorry. There's somebody.
00:39:52 There, I've done the work for you. I put it through my projection machine. I invented this projection machine. It's it's the the Jewish projection filter. And I can run footage through a Jewish projection filter and it it produces. What? What? The Jews are actually saying.
00:40:14 As a reserve officer in the United States Navy, I say that we must unite, although not to believe in the destiny of America.
00:40:20 Jewish. Jewish.
00:40:24 Right.
00:40:25 And coupling this destiny to a swift reality by fighting relentlessly the sinister influence us that would destroy us.
00:40:33 And the youth?
00:40:34 Israel.
00:40:41 We are proud of you.
00:40:43 Israel.
00:40:44 Rather, it's great. Rather our glorious blood and soil.
00:40:45 Juice.
00:40:50 I tell you.
00:40:51 Juice.
00:40:52 We must seize the power that's rightfully theirs. We United States will soon demand adequate representation in City, County, state and federal governments, and those who fight us must perish socially as well as economically because of our determination to destroy our enemies completely.
00:40:55 Jews.
00:41:12 And without any consideration but.
00:41:19 I want you to also think about what this might mean.
00:41:23 For you know, a lot of people get frustrated when they hear boomers talk about ohh that's you guys are being the Nazis. The Democrats are the real Nazis and they say this **** and it's because that's what they know about the Nazis.
00:41:39 His movies.
00:41:42 And so when they say.
00:41:44 Oh, you guys are the real Nazis. You guys are acting like Nazis.
00:41:49 They're what they're saying is you guys are acting.
00:41:51 Like Hollywood Nazis.
00:41:55 You guys are the real Hollywood Nazis.
00:41:59 The way Nazis are are are.
00:42:04 Portrayed in films and television.
00:42:08 That's how you're being.
00:42:13 Again, because of the.
00:42:16 The projection.
00:42:19 So you have this scene where Americans are like, Oh my God.
00:42:23 That's crazy. You have the way of a German uprising and.
00:42:26 By the way.
00:42:28 The the turtle boomed leader. He's a Jew.
00:42:35 So so you know, using that Jewish filter, you know I, you know, not not too far off, right. That Jewish filter seemed to work pretty good.
00:42:46 We Germans must make the United States under America our America.
00:42:56 So you get the sense that you know, the Nazis in America, the Germans in America, they're going to take over.
00:43:05 Meanwhile.
00:43:08 At his medical practice because during the day he's, you know, he's he's crazy Nazi guy by night, but he's a.
00:43:15 Doctor by day.
00:43:17 That package from Scotland has arrived.
00:43:23 And he tells his wife to, oh, don't worry about that. I'll.
00:43:25 Check it out.
00:43:27 I'll check it out when I'm in, you know, done with my my super Nazi spy meeting.
00:43:35 So he leaves and some of the the the attendees of this.
00:43:39 Super Nazi spy knitting or talking to how inspiring he was.
00:43:46 As a man who is somebody.
00:43:48 Why does he say Germans must have power here? Are we all supposed to be?
00:43:51 Americans in America.
00:43:52 If you'd read and listen, you know, Adolf Hitler said. The fatherland is where the German feet touched the.
00:43:58 German cooking the best in the world.
00:44:01 That's all you've got on your mind. Now, more important things to think about these days. I just like you have tonight. How to serve the fatherland.
00:44:09 Yeah, but we're in America now.
00:44:11 Yes, and that's our opportunity, which you shouldn't miss.
00:44:14 The trouble with you know you.
00:44:15 Don't have any.
00:44:16 Ambition, ambition.
00:44:17 Special for what? One you.
00:44:20 Will see pretty soon now.
00:44:25 Oh, you'll see. Pretty soon. That's right, American. Just stuff your face and think that the Germans just make good food. You'll see. You'll see. Cause I'm the Super. Now I'm Jewish too.
00:44:42 So the the Super Nazi and the the angry Nazi Bull Jews.
00:44:51 During the month of March 1937, a young man appeared several times at the New York Public Library and referred to a copy of the book entitled German Espionage. In the last war, authored by former Reichs there, military intelligence chief Colonel Borick Ben Hartman, describing himself falsely as an ex officer in the United States.
00:45:11 Their core with access to military and aviation secrets, Schneider offers his services as a Nazi spy, addressing his letter to Hitler's personal newspaper, the Phil Kishor Bayer Butter in.
00:45:23 Berlin, from where it is forwarded to the offices of the German Ministry of War here with methodical thoroughness, the letter is referred to the German Naval Intelligence Service, where finally it comes to the personal attention of Captain Lloyd and Bill helm Straubel, who submitted in a report to his superior Captain Pannikin.
00:45:45 So here you start to see and they'll repeat this kind of theme throughout the movie.
00:45:51 They're worried about the the growing ability for people to communicate.
00:45:55 Think of this 1939 they barely have ******* radio and telephones.
00:46:00 And people still send telegrams and write letters and stuff.
00:46:04 But they're worried about this.
00:46:06 Because you never know who's a spy. In fact, Rachel Maddow, in her recent book talking about the the the Nazi uprising happening now. Again, it's happening again. Guys, it's happening again in America.
00:46:20 She points to this movie as one of the most important movies ever made.
00:46:26 Because it shows all the.
00:46:28 The ways in which the Nazis operate, all it takes is some some basement dwelling Jew. I mean Nazi.
00:46:41 Who's disaffected and and unemployed and angry?
00:46:46 And then he.
00:46:47 Goes to the the library and starts reading books.
00:46:51 You know, he starts reading books about the the First World War.
00:46:57 And German espionage. And he starts Larping as a Nazi. He wants to be involved.
00:47:02 Starts writing letters to.
00:47:07 The Nazi party saying I want to.
00:47:09 Be a spy.
00:47:14 And the Nazi, of course. And this part is this is all added. This is none. None of this came.
00:47:19 Out in the case.
00:47:21 But they make it sound like, oh, the spy network is growing, Sir.
00:47:26 Our tentacles are reaching further within America.
00:47:30 Next, as requested, our agents in Central America made a topographical map of the island.
00:47:34 Of Escura de veragua.
00:47:36 How far is it from the Panama?
00:47:38 Canal about 100 miles.
00:47:40 Good.
00:47:41 Over.
00:47:41 Yes, Sir. This center, the Naval Ministry that office. Central America. Yes, Sir. Next United States.
00:47:47 Our agents in Los Angeles were able to get the blueprints of a retractable landing gear used on their new Army bombers.
00:47:53 What else?
00:47:54 I also have a.
00:47:54 Sketch of a recent improvement in the site used in pursuit chip machine guns.
00:47:59 Yes, Sir. Yes, Sir. What about the United States Army mobilization plans for the eastern coast?
00:48:05 We haven't been able to get them yet. Why not? You've had three months. I'm sorry, Sir. We're doing everything we can. We are adding new agents every day in order to increase our efficiency in the United States. In these files, our reports on 12 new men for your consideration.
00:48:17 And final approval.
00:48:20 Yes, the Nazi network is growing.
00:48:23 And again, the projection game applies here as well. We all know where Israel got its nuclear technology.
00:48:30 We all know where well and.
00:48:33 And who gave the Soviets the nuclear technology, for that matter?
00:48:37 We all know.
00:48:40 Uh.
00:48:41 The the dual loyalty, which will come up in this movie it's it's it's, it's fascinating. They bring up dual loyalty. Can you really trust the German?
00:48:50 Can you really trust the German there? I mean, they're they're loyal to Germany.
00:48:58 I guess it wasn't a canard back then, huh? Or it's not a canard. When it's when it's Germans.
00:49:06 So again, they they do the whole ohh look the the technology of communications.
00:49:14 You have to be worried about this. We have these machines now that type things and send telegrams. It's real scary.
00:49:23 So a telegram gets sent to a boat.
00:49:27 And on this boat, there's a super secret Nazi meeting going on.
00:49:33 Because the s s is is headed to America, they're going to infiltrate America.
00:49:38 Apparently in full regalia with big swastikas everywhere, like the, you know, I I, you know, I guess that's the that's the way that the German spies roll. They just they they don't no subtlety whatsoever.
00:49:54 At all.
00:49:58 So he's telling.
00:49:58 All these these are all the German spies that on their way to America, getting trained.
00:50:06 This is a German woman who's fleeing.
00:50:09 Fleeing Nazi Germany, she's obviously played by a Jew, and she's upset, talking about how the Nazis have ruined our country. Telling this to her hairdresser.
00:50:23 But then her hairdresser is like.
00:50:25 How dare you? I love Hitler.
00:50:29 You believe in that system?
00:50:33 I believe in the purposes and the destiny of the Sodai and our few Adolf Hitler.
00:50:38 I have finished.
00:50:41 And before you, you boys fall in love.
00:50:45 Also a Jew.
00:50:51 Saw the Nazis in this movie are Jews.
00:50:54 So the Jewish Nazi lady goes and tells the the Russian Nazi guy that guys, I couldn't see any funny thing about him being a a Jew, but the the guy on the.
00:51:04 Left.
00:51:05 Is he's a Russian?
00:51:08 He he tells her that you know, or she tells him. Ohh, there's this lady.
00:51:14 She doesn't believe in.
00:51:15 The fuel. And he's like, oh, don't.
00:51:16 Worry. We'll take care of her. We'll.
00:51:18 You know, because all we believe in is force and totalitarianism. If you say anything against the fuel, then you're you're going. You're going down.
00:51:28 August 30th, 1937 Stuttgart, Germany thousands of national socialists from all parts of the world gather for the Congress of Germans living abroad. They here.
00:51:40 We national Socialists reject any German whose ambition it is to assimilate with the people of the country in which he lives, because we only recognise as a complete German that citizen, who always and everywhere remains a German and nothing but a.
00:51:53 German.
00:51:56 Alright, let me let me feed this through my project shot, I'm better.
00:52:01 Poop, poop, poop, poop, poop, pop, pop, pop, peep, peep, peep, poop, poop.
00:52:04 Dennis.
00:52:06 Juice. Let's reject any ambition. It is to assimilate with the people of the country in which he lives, because we only recognise as a complete Jew that citizen who always and everywhere remains a Jew. Nothing but a Jew.
00:52:07 Jew.
00:52:12 OK.
00:52:14 2.
00:52:17 2.
00:52:22 See you have that dual loyalty.
00:52:24 Thing going on.
00:52:27 They try to do the the scare tactic of ohh.
00:52:32 Ohh could you could you trust the Germans? Look, they're saying that German in America is just as much as a German in Germany.
00:52:43 They're all under covered s s officers.
00:52:48 But if you mention that Jews have any kind of solidarity.
00:52:52 Oh no, that's that's.
00:52:54 A blood libel that's a blood.
00:52:56 Libel and anti-Semitism and.
00:52:59 You name it.
00:53:02 Meanwhile, back in America.
00:53:04 The Jewish bound leader.
00:53:07 You people make the mattress your fanatical faith. It's no use arguing with you. The place is the only force is the only language you will understand and will speak to you in your own language soon enough.
00:53:18 We don't want any isms in this country except Americanism. If you guys don't like it here. Wait, wait a minute. Wait a minute. I've got a right to speak up. An open meeting. This is.
00:53:27 A free country.
00:53:28 Sure. We're gonna keep it that way.
00:53:31 You guys working?
00:53:35 And again, that is where boomers get their impression.
00:53:39 Of what Nazis are.
00:53:42 I'm an American. I have freedom of speech and ohh you're not letting me talk.
00:53:47 What's going on?
00:53:50 And so when they experienced that today?
00:53:53 And they say you guys are the real Nazis. This is what they're talking about. They're just talking about what they saw on TV.
00:53:59 What they saw in some movie, what they saw in Turner Classic Movies.
00:54:04 Watch this like damn ******* Nazis in that movie I watched on TV, Berta.
00:54:12 When's the real Nazis?
00:54:18 Meanwhile, the unemployed.
00:54:21 This affected German guy who's been caught up in the rhetoric.
00:54:26 Of these charismatic Nazi Jews that lead the bound.
00:54:35 Who was inspired to write a letter to Hitler saying I'll be a spy?
00:54:39 He finally gets a letter back.
00:54:43 Say alright, if you want to be a spy.
00:54:47 Give us some give us a code that the Air Force uses.
00:54:53 And also how many troops are on the East Coast?
00:55:01 So he gets all excited. Yes, I can. I can finally be.
00:55:06 Be a a German spy, a Nazi spy.
00:55:10 And then his dopey friend from dinner, the guy that was just eating food and being kind of an idiot.
00:55:17 You find out he works for the Air Force.
00:55:22 And then the the the wife, the.
00:55:23 Angry wife comes in and yells at him. Says.
00:55:27 You're not a real man. You haven't had a real job in like, 10 years. You keep getting fired for it to make it sound as if anyone who's going to be attracted to radical ideas is basically a loser.
00:55:40 And look in in this case that they're basing this on.
00:55:44 And they were kind of right. It was. It was just some random guy Larping as a Nazi.
00:55:50 It was some guy who couldn't hold down a job that wanted to just try to be.
00:55:55 A Nazi spy.
00:55:58 I mean, he wasn't. He wasn't sent here from Germany. He wasn't part of some vast conspiracy.
00:56:05 He was he was just, it's almost like.
00:56:09 You know, like the the the stuff with the the the Governor of Michigan, where the feds taunted those guys and and convinced them to go along with some plan to kidnap the governor and then they arrested him, right?
00:56:23 And it turns out, like the feds were the ones doing.
00:56:25 All this stuff.
00:56:26 Now, I don't think that that the feds were involved to that degree, or at least there might be some question marks when you find out a little bit later here who these feds are.
00:56:36 But it appears just at least the official story is it really was just some guy.
00:56:41 There was like I want to be a spy.
00:56:46 So he tells.
00:56:46 His wife, you know. Oh, you don't understand me.
00:56:50 I'm I'm meant for bigger things.
00:56:53 And he tells his buddy, hey, guess what.
00:56:57 I'm a secret spy now.
00:56:59 I wrote a letter to the Nazis and the Nazis said I could be a secret spy.
00:57:05 But the only thing is is I gotta come up with the code that the Air Force uses and you work for the Air Force.
00:57:11 Can you get that code? He's like, well, Gee, Wally, I don't know. I don't know if I can. If I can get the code, but I guess so.
00:57:19 Because he's just like this dopey kind of Comic Relief kind of guy.
00:57:24 Meanwhile, he decides the way he can come up with the troop positions in the New York area is by calling up the base hospital.
00:57:37 Posing as a Doctor Who needs some statistics on the people being treated at the hospital.
00:57:46 With percentages of of the troops being treated. So in other words, he's asking for information that will he'll be able to extract from that information the number of people stationed in certain areas.
00:58:00 And because the high trust society and there's, you know, not no, we're not at war. There's no reason to be.
00:58:06 Worried about anything the the hospital.
00:58:09 Just gives him the numbers.
00:58:11 And now he's got his his first bit of information that the the Nazi spies wanted.
00:58:19 And then the dopey guy gives him the the code, because somehow he had access to the code.
00:58:26 And the.
00:58:28 The Nazis, for they're on the Nazi ship, show up to get the information in person.
00:58:35 And he's very proud of himself and he presents that he's like, see, look.
00:58:40 I am a good Nazi spy. Here's the code that they use and here are the the troop locations and numbers that you want.
00:58:50 But then he's mad because he thought it would pay a lot more money than it ended up paying.
00:58:55 And they said, well, if you want like real money, you gotta actually do some real spy stuff. This was just basic ***** stuff that we thought.
00:59:03 We get rid of you, but you actually came up with some stuff, so alright.
00:59:09 Meanwhile, they tried to put the fear in the hearts of German Americans. They might be watching this.
00:59:17 They show a German who's having second thoughts.
00:59:22 He's having second thoughts about.
00:59:25 Helping out the bond and and helping out the Nazis and passing information.
00:59:31 And expresses the doubts. And of course, because the the Nazis in movies it's, you know my way or the highway and quite literally.
00:59:41 Or the railway. Right. That's my way. Or the railway.
00:59:47 They they once they sniff even out on him and you have this very dramatic scene where they they change the lighting and everything and he's he's screaming about how he would never.
00:59:59 I don't want to go back to Germany. I don't want to go back to Germany. I don't want to go back to Germany.
01:00:11 Be out of here. I didn't do anything back to Germany. You can't do this to me. You can't. You have no right.
01:00:21 And again, more projection. It's kind of funny. So the s s is kidnapping them and bringing them back to germinate. I guess maybe the center of the concentration camp or something like that.
01:00:32 Remember a couple streams? Well, it's been a while now. I guess back in October, November, I think it was the Israeli nuke edition where I talked about the the whistleblower, the Israeli that that whistle blew on the Israeli nuclear program and how they, the Israelis kidnapped him in Israel.
01:00:53 And dragged him back and basically did exactly everything that they're saying.
01:00:58 The Nazis did.
01:01:00 But you know, what do I what do I know?
01:01:04 Some more scenes and lower ticker tape. The high tech ticker tape.
01:01:09 More scenes of scary communications. It's like these montages of, like, oh look.
01:01:16 Information is bad, you know, I thought the Nazis were the ones that burned books, and they hated literature and information and all that stuff. But apparently.
01:01:26 Apparently the the thing you have to be afraid of in a democracy that is people communicating, you know, I said on Twitter. I think this morning.
01:01:35 Do you think the founding fathers would have been able to pull off the Revolutionary War if they had to follow a terms of service? The answer is obviously no.
01:01:45 The answer is no.
01:01:47 Because everything is electronic and everything is is.
01:01:51 And communicated in this way, it's it's actually less dangerous for the powers. It's less dangerous for the.
01:02:00 The status quo.
01:02:02 Because it can get intercepted.
01:02:06 And it does.
01:02:10 You know so of.
01:02:10 Course you know.
01:02:11 Telegrams, all scary telegram stuff moving around.
01:02:16 Living in Germany, doctor Castle finds a totally different fatherland from the one he left ten years before. Following faithfully the program of the new Bible of Adolf Hitler. My battle the Nazi Party has created a new fascist society based on a devout worship of the.
01:02:32 And Superman, a new fascist culture infilled with the glorification of conquest and war. A fascist system of life where every man, woman, and child must think alike, speak alike and do alike. A rigidly censored press with all news coloured by the Ministry of Propaganda, a precious literature shorn of its greatest writers and poets.
01:02:52 A new religion ridiculing the brotherhood and equality of man.
01:02:56 For God's a fascist economy with its watchword cannon, not butter, a fascist philosophy with the supreme command, blind obedience to the fewer for six long centuries, men throughout the world had fought their way out of the dark ages of medieval barbarism. But in six short years Hitlers Nazis cast their ominous sheet over the entire.
01:03:21 Again, so when you hear boomers saying you're the real Nazis, that's what they're talking about.
01:03:27 That's what. That's what they think Nazi means.
01:03:31 Bunch of psychos.
01:03:33 They want everyone to be the same.
01:03:40 So meanwhile.
01:03:44 The the Jewish the Jewish head of the German bond in America.
01:03:50 On his trip back to America or to Germany?
01:03:54 Finally, meets with the Nazi Party and in real life, like I said, it's kind of.
01:03:59 Funny, they can't get their story straight.
01:04:01 Because they're saying uh, I think it was made by PBS. There's a document out of the bone that I I think I covered on the stream.
01:04:07 Where they they mentioned that when he he met Hitler for the first time Hitler like didn't even really know who he was and he was just like oh, the boom done. No, I think I've heard of that. Cool. Hey, what's up?
01:04:18 Like that was that was it.
01:04:21 And in fact, he was mad, like when he got when he got back, he was mad that they that they weren't treating him like some kind of.
01:04:28 You know.
01:04:29 Like.
01:04:29 Wing of the Nazi party in in America.
01:04:33 They they were just like, oh, hey, what's up? Cool. Ohh. You're you're.
01:04:36 You're German now, right on. Yeah, that was it. There was no, like communication or more money really flowing to them or or anything like that. They, they they didn't. The Nazis didn't really see them as as Nazis.
01:04:52 When this movie.
01:04:54 He goes to the headquarters.
01:04:59 Of the propaganda minister.
01:05:02 And is is given instructions on how to destroy America.
01:05:06 For the Nazis.
01:05:08 Racial and religious efforts must be fostered.
01:05:11 On the basis of American Arianism.
01:05:14 Class Hitlers must be encouraged.
01:05:17 In such a way that labour and the middle classes will become confused and antagonistic.
01:05:22 In the ensuing chaos, we will be able to.
01:05:25 Take control, but that will take tremendous sums of money and propaganda.
01:05:30 The money will be provided.
01:05:33 From non German boats touching American ports with carry three times as much propaganda material we delivered to our agents in the United States.
01:05:41 See, it's more. It's more information. This is why Rachel Maddow talked about this movie.
01:05:48 All it takes, apparently, for Americans to all convert into Nazis is a little.
01:05:52 Bit of propaganda.
01:05:55 Which, by the way, makes you wonder.
01:05:58 Is that how they see their propaganda?
01:06:01 The only thing that's keeping.
01:06:04 They're leftist ideals. Together the the glue that's holding, woke, ISM or whatever you want to call it.
01:06:11 The the Jewish culture in America and the West.
01:06:17 Is inundating the people with their propaganda.
01:06:23 The people are essentially just empty vessels waiting to be filled, and it's whoever's holding the pitcher pouring.
01:06:29 The propaganda. And that's who wins. I mean, to some extent, they're that they're largely right.
01:06:34 If they do think that.
01:06:37 And before you ask the the turbo Nazi, also a Jew, they're all. They're all Jews. All the Nazis are Jews, Communist Jews. Again, not, not just saying Communist Jews, actual Communist Jews, like members of the Communist Party, McCarthy hearing blacklisted.
01:06:57 Marxist.
01:06:59 Communist Jew.
01:07:02 And of course, you've got like the the, you know, the cinematography of it. He stabs the the letter opener, looks like a knife into the heart of America.
01:07:13 We will be delivering the propaganda straight to America's heart.
01:07:18 And as I said, that's all it takes.
01:07:21 That's all it takes. Just talking about blood libel all the time. But their blood libel is white. People are just they're just a monster.
01:07:31 They're just a monster that if you like smog, the dragon.
01:07:36 You know, you make a little bit too much noise and you awaken this monster.
01:07:42 And the whole world goes up in flames. There's always just this, this ember burning.
01:07:50 This ember surrounded by just.
01:07:53 Everything flammable.
01:07:56 Waiting for you to just just blow just.
01:08:01 Just blow across that Amber. Let it glow a little bit.
01:08:06 And soon it will be a fire that's engulfing everything.
01:08:12 Nazi propaganda printed in huge quantities by the power presses in Germany, carefully devised to fit the official German concept of mass stupidity, constitutes heavy cargoes aboard German platters on route to the United States. They are designed to alter the fundamental ideas of a kindly and liberty loving people. This material is shipped directly to American.
01:08:32 Ports unloaded with great secrecy, put on trucks and generally prepared for wholesale distribution throughout the.
01:08:38 United States to New York, Boston and New Orleans to the vast Midwestern agricultural districts of Minnesota, Illinois and Wisconsin, with the coast cities of San Francisco, Seattle and Los Angeles to the great manufacturing centers of Chicago, Saint Louis and Detroit. With the great wheat centers of Penn, the city, Minneapolis and Saint Paul, huge shipments are deluge.
01:08:59 Periodic scarless propaganda circulated by the Nazis and certain American sympathizers ready to violate the basic principles of their American citizenship, aided by the disgruntled, the dishonest and the disloyal, and intensive campaign is launched to create mass sympathy for the doctrine grow, applying hatred and brute force.
01:09:21 And remember, these are the same people that say that they believe in, in democracy and free speech.
01:09:29 But when you watch this movie, it's easy to see that just as much as they do now. They believed in 1939 that censorship was the only way to stop this.
01:09:42 The great threat wasn't a fleet of submarines surrounding America.
01:09:48 It was information being printed up and coming by ship and being distributed.
01:09:57 That's what they had to stop. That was the big Nazi menace.
01:10:03 Information.
01:10:06 Well, who's the book burners Now then?
01:10:13 No, it's going to get the children too.
01:10:18 Kids are gonna open up their lunch box, and there's just going to be a Nazi pamphlets.
01:10:22 Going to fall out.
01:10:28 Ohh gosh Sally. I guess I hate the Jews too.
01:10:42 Tomorrow, the world is ours. By might, we will take and hold that which is rightfully ours.
01:10:54 The stream of Nazi propaganda insidiously attempts to penetrate every nerve and.
01:10:58 Fibre of American life.
01:10:59 See that that was tweeting in 1939.
01:11:05 It was.
01:11:06 This is what they had to stop. They had to stop the the airplanes full of tweets.
01:11:13 Flying over major cities and dumping pamphlets out.
01:11:21 The stream of Nazi propaganda insidiously attempts to penetrate every nerve and fibre of American life, deciding racial prejudice, ridiculing democracy, striving to shatter that attitude of tolerance and respect for minority rights, which entitled people to consider themselves as civilized human beings, while other forces hosted by the long arm of the Nazi intelligence service.
01:11:42 Are at work and centers of the United States defense.
01:11:46 Yeah, the sad thing is, is you look at that footage.
01:11:50 This is the big city, right?
01:11:55 They're all white.
01:11:59 Every last one of these *************, every one of them, every one of them.
01:12:03 They're all white.
01:12:13 But the Nazis, the Nazis, were the ones they're they're going to cause racial.
01:12:18 Racial problems and in cities that were all white.
01:12:34 You know, it's funny. Part of the, you know, I mentioned that the.
01:12:40 It is well in the Wikipedia entry they said that.
01:12:45 Known known anti Semite you know. Let me see what what is his name here? It was the guy who ran the Hayes code.
01:12:58 Let me see where it is.
01:13:06 Yeah, here we are. The Production Code Administration led by notorious anti Semite Joseph Brain. I'm at the research now.
01:13:17 He's an notorious anti Semite.
01:13:21 First recommended shelving the film, citing concerns about losing access to the German market and saying that unduly criticized.
01:13:29 A particular world leader, Hitler, but later acquiesced after alterations, including removing any mention of Jewish people.
01:13:40 So this the original cut of this film, which I don't think is available anymore.
01:13:47 Included a bunch of mentions of, you know, of Jews.
01:13:51 You know Hitler hates Jews and this kind of stuff anti-Semitism, but they had to cut it out.
01:13:58 We used to have a society.
01:14:06 So meanwhile, back at the Air Force Base where the.
01:14:11 The meathead and the crafty Jewish Nazi spy.
01:14:17 Are hanging out.
01:14:20 They're cooking up different ways they can. They can up the ante and and get more respect from the s s officers.
01:14:28 So he convinced and that he's he's the.
01:14:30 Real deal. He's a real super spy.
01:14:34 But then the British intelligence busted that Lady in Scotland. That was resending letters for people.
01:14:46 And the British intelligence contacts the FBI and says there's a mention of some guy.
01:14:54 Who wanted to be a spy? And here's his name.
01:15:01 So over at the FBI, they get together and they're like uh.
01:15:06 We need to find out who this guy is now trying to track down who this guy is because he.
01:15:10 Used, obviously a synonym and.
01:15:13 And but they're worried that there's some kind of vast conspiracy against the United States perpetrated by the Nazis.
01:15:23 And then you have a line that sounds very similar to a line that we heard after 911.
01:15:31 Remember, after 911 when everyone was kind of like why the **** did?
01:15:37 I've never heard of these, this al Qaeda thing.
01:15:43 You know, I've never heard of Osama bin Laden. I've never heard of, I don't even know any Muslims. Like why? Why are they blowing up our our, our cities and stuff like why are they?
01:15:55 What's going on here and they would what was the line?
01:15:59 Well, we might not have been at.
01:16:02 War with them.
01:16:04 But they were at war with us.
01:16:09 And for some reason, just like the line, well, they hate us.
01:16:13 For our freedom.
01:16:17 For some reason that made sense for some reason people over there. Hey girl, they hate us.
01:16:21 For our freedom and.
01:16:23 And they weren't well with us and we just didn't even notice.
01:16:27 I guess we were at war. I just. I. Well, I didn't know.
01:16:32 Because they hate us for our freedom.
01:16:36 In that case, go there and and bomb the **** out of.
01:16:39 Him. Let's do it.
01:16:44 And you have similar rhetoric here.
01:16:49 If I unmute it.
01:16:53 That's what's so strange about all this. You'd think from the number of spies have been sending over here that we're at war with Germany. On the contrary.
01:17:01 It looks small, as if Germany were at war with US Nazi booms meeting all over the nation, openly training men for street fights, teaching them how to use guns and bayonets, the whole country swamped with Nazi propaganda fresh from Germany.
01:17:14 Tied 2 together.
01:17:16 It looks as if the storm troopers are training to finish off the propaganda.
01:17:20 Dots.
01:17:21 It's a new kind of war.
01:17:23 But it's still war.
01:17:26 It's an information war, you might say.
01:17:32 Says the man with an English sounding name. Edward G Robinson will name Emmanuel Goldenberg.
01:17:43 Emmanuel Goldenberg plays the FBI agent who is tasked with.
01:17:49 Trying to track down the Nazi infiltrators.
01:17:54 Because you see and looks like Germany is at war with America, even if we're not at war with them.
01:18:02 So Emmanuel Goldenberg is hot on the case.
01:18:07 You then get these shots of the the boomed camps and look they did do this.
01:18:14 They did have like summer camps. Basically it was like it was. It was like a clone of the Hitler Youth.
01:18:21 Where they would drive it was, look this large degree, it was larping.
01:18:26 It was. I just. I'm just telling like, obviously right, it didn't go anywhere ever.
01:18:32 They were Larping as Nazis in the forest.
01:18:35 They saw their they, they were watching film reels of what was happening back home.
01:18:40 They were kind of jealous.
01:18:42 And so they made their own.
01:18:45 It wasn't super popular, but it was popular enough. There were people that went to these things.
01:18:51 And they try to make it seem scary, you know, like the whole Hitler youth meme that has has, you know, Hollywood's been talking about my entire life like the, the the term that's synonymous with basically mindless robot child.
01:19:08 And they under score that when he goes and to inspect the young ladies and and this is the her, Oh my God, the *****. That the terrible, awful response she gives.
01:19:22 What are the ideas of German womanhood?
01:19:24 To be of service to our fearer to be.
01:19:26 The custodian of our children, until they shall call.
01:19:28 Them to arms.
01:19:29 Very good.
01:19:32 Kind of nice. I like that.
01:19:37 I mean, obviously that's not something that.
01:19:38 They would even.
01:19:39 Said. But you know, all things considered, maybe they.
01:19:44 So they they make it? Yeah, they make it look really scary and creepy. And this did freak people out the Germans out in the forest.
01:19:51 Doing this kind of stuff.
01:19:54 Then they cut to the the the embellished espionage that's going on like haha. Look, we've got a a model of the the anti aircraft guns that are on some battleship and we've got this other guy who's embedded with this engineering firm who's going to tell us about this.
01:20:14 Kind of weapon or whatever.
01:20:20 So the the Jewish in cell spy.
01:20:24 Meets with the the Russian s s officer.
01:20:30 And he's like, I want more money, but I can't think of any plan, any good plan. So the s s officer says to him.
01:20:37 Well, alright, how about this? You wanna impress us? You wanna impress us and let us know that you're ready to play with the big boys?
01:20:46 Then you come up with 30.
01:20:50 I think the.
01:20:50 The real number was 50 and the OR at least I've heard it quoted as fifty in the movie they say 30.
01:20:56 30 passports, blank passports.
01:21:01 Because then we can actually get some real spies in here instead of, you know, people like weirdos like you.
01:21:08 But because he is just like this incompetent amateur, this guy that wants to be a Nazi spy, not an actual Nazi spy.
01:21:16 What does he do?
01:21:17 Well, placing a phone call worked for him last time, so he literally calls up.
01:21:24 The passport division of the Department of State, claiming to be the Secretary of State with his very thick German accent.
01:21:33 With, you know.
01:21:35 An office that this guy administrates that they've probably heard his voice before.
01:21:40 You know he.
01:21:41 He works there. He's he's the head of the office.
01:21:45 And so the guys like, yeah, you're not him. But I'll play along I guess cause.
01:21:50 This is weird.
01:21:52 And he calls the cops afterwards and says, yeah, there's a guy saying he wants and he's pretending to be the Secretary of State.
01:22:00 And he wants to.
01:22:03 To get all these passports so the feds walk in and arrest him.
01:22:10 They search his house and they find these letters that he's been writing to the.
01:22:15 The Nazis.
01:22:18 And they bring them in.
01:22:21 And you have this scene with, you know.
01:22:24 Two different Jews, the Jew playing the Nazi espionage agent being interrogated by the the Jew playing the FBI agent.
01:22:37 Four hours went out, caters to Schneider's inflated vanity, skilfully leading him on to give an account of his meetings with Nazi spy contacts of his success in obtaining secret military information of his brilliant plot to kidnap Colonel Austin of his wonderful plan to obtain blank passports, many years experience in dealing with every variety of criminal mentality.
01:22:57 Enables Renard to be positive that his present suspect is a fairly common type of ego.
01:23:02 Maniac one whose feeling of superiority to the general run of mankind is the direct cause of criminal tendencies, one who can never be coerced into making a confession, but who can be flattered into it. And so Bernard continues, praising Schneider, agreeing with him, pretending to consider him a mastermind until a full confession of Snyder's activities as a Nazi.
01:23:22 Has been extracted.
01:23:25 See again, this sounds like he's not really a Nazi spy.
01:23:30 It just seems like he's that's it's weird because the movie kind of almost acknowledges that he's just some egomaniac guy, that this wannabe spy.
01:23:40 Like he's not actually part of any kind of super spy ring.
01:23:44 He was just some guy that wanted to play pretend.
01:23:48 And then got caught up in something that was bigger than he thought.
01:23:53 And got in over his head and and arrested like immediately.
01:23:58 And that that's what happened.
01:24:04 So he rats out his friend of the Air Force that was just trying to help a brother out.
01:24:09 And he gets arrested.
01:24:13 He raps out the.
01:24:16 The Jewish lady that was that likes the fewer from the boat because that was one of the.
01:24:21 S s people you talked to.
01:24:28 Any they you know, she rats out the boomed guy, the other Jew.
01:24:37 That information, concerned only the enemies of our party and.
01:24:40 Our further your fearer.
01:24:43 I thought you said you were a loyal American.
01:24:45 I am.
01:24:46 Sort of a contradiction in terms, isn't it?
01:24:49 Loyalty to your fearer loyalty to America.
01:24:52 It may be to you.
01:24:53 You don't understand.
01:24:55 Well, frankly, Dr. I don't.
01:25:00 Again, you've got the dual loyalty thing.
01:25:05 How can you be loyal to your few or and loyal to America? Doesn't make any sense. We just don't get it.
01:25:15 It's it's, it's not a, it's not a canard when it's Germans.
01:25:23 That projections out the charts on that one.
01:25:28 So then they again they try to imply that, you know, the FBI basically got this handed to him.
01:25:34 Yeah.
01:25:35 They didn't find this guy, British intelligence told.
01:25:39 Him about him.
01:25:40 And then he did something so spectacularly stupid.
01:25:44 That the State Department found him like, you know that this guy, the FBI agent, didn't do anything. It was all.
01:25:54 Done for him.
01:25:56 This guy's going to get.
01:25:56 Caught one way or another.
01:25:58 He wasn't a spy.
01:26:02 But they make it seem like, oh, they had to do this big old infographic like, oh, look, see.
01:26:07 It's all connected. It's all connected.
01:26:09 In short, Dr. Castle, the German American bunds are indirectly connected through the Ministry of Propaganda, with the Ministry of War and the Military, Naval Intelligence and Network of interchangeable propaganda and espionage channels.
01:26:23 Oh, now it's beginning to make some sense. And just how extensive is the spy network, doctor?
01:26:29 They have spy.
01:26:30 Stationed in all of the Navy Yards in Brooklyn, in Philadelphia, in Newport News.
01:26:35 There are German agents in the aeroplane and munitions factories at Bristol, Seattle, Boston, Buffalo. There's a spy base in Montreal, Canada. Chief United States inspector in one of your factories turning our secret airplane parts is a German.
01:26:51 Spy. I want specific names and addresses all the details.
01:26:57 Yeah, so do I.
01:26:59 Because I I doubt this, I doubt your story here. So then they go and arrest the, you know some other.
01:27:07 German spies.
01:27:10 Working at top speed in an effort to round up every possible suspect connected with a stopping Nazi network that has its agents operating on a nationwide scale.
01:27:18 Hello.
01:27:19 Well, yes, you're under arrest.
01:27:25 Nazi agents operating as mechanics, machinists, engineers and technicians parroting into vital secrets of the United States defense.
01:27:40 The Federal Bureau of Investigation.
01:27:54 So you leave the audience with the impression there's like this spider web of Nazi spies.
01:28:01 Again, none of this was true.
01:28:04 There wasn't some spider web of Nazi spies. The you know the FBI didn't crack some big case. It was literally just some Larping ******.
01:28:12 That that wanted to impress. You know the s s officers.
01:28:17 And then, of course, they do a scene similar to the the the other guy that got sent back to Germany with the head of the Boone. This obviously never happened. The head of the Boone did not get, you know, threatened to send back to Germany. The s s didn't come and get him, you know, but that's that's, you know, this was I guess.
01:28:37 Artistic license.
01:28:39 No, no, no, I.
01:28:40 Did not go back to Germany. They put in the concentration camp. They torture.
01:28:44 Me. They will, doctor.
01:28:46 Please I give you everything I have. I'm a rich man. Take it off. Please let me go, please.
01:28:52 Please.
01:28:53 Please go ahead, Gillibrand, no.
01:28:59 Let's get into the boat.
01:29:02 Ha ha ha ha ha.
01:29:06 Then this is kind of interesting. I wasn't able to find the court transcripts to see what what happened exactly.
01:29:14 With this but the.
01:29:19 And this will make more sense when we talk about the FBI agent here in a second.
01:29:23 But then the the movie, it almost makes it sound as if if you were familiar with the the headlines or the newspapers.
01:29:32 That at some point there was mention of, like, FBI torturing people to get confessions.
01:29:41 And that this was all a a hoax, planted there by German intelligence.
01:29:50 Telling that their witnesses to say that or something like that. And look, I don't know. I don't know. I don't even know if.
01:29:55 They.
01:29:55 Really said that or it just it was the movie using more artistic license.
01:30:01 I don't know if you know what this true, but it was just an interesting little addition, especially knowing now what we know.
01:30:09 About the FBI.
01:30:13 Thanks.
01:30:15 How do you miss Granola? I'm cookman. Dr. Julius Grossman. Will you please sit down?
01:30:23 I am to obtain an attorney for you and don't worry, not you worry will convict you when you tell them how you were terrorized into signing a false confession. No sleep for days, no food promises are released. If you sign every despicable trick of the most barbarous 33 was used on you until you had no stains left to resist.
01:30:30 But.
01:30:41 That is not what.
01:30:41 I know you are afraid to speak. You needn't be now. Tell the truth. That is your defense, you understand? And the truth is that you were forced into signing a false confession dictated to you by the FBI.
01:30:56 So it's kind of like, huh?
01:31:01 I didn't think that's what happened before that scene, but now I'm starting to think did that happen?
01:31:09 Like did they? Did they just screw with some random German chick until she confessed? I mean, I don't know. I don't know.
01:31:18 We'll never know. It's one of those things that we just will never know. It was just kind of a weird scene to add to the movie because it didn't really.
01:31:27 Like, I felt like the the only reason it would be there is if this was something that was talked about during the trial.
01:31:35 So the trial starts.
01:31:38 And the prosecutor, of course, paints the same picture that this is some kind of massive spy ring.
01:31:45 It has been suggested that the roles of these four defendants are inconsequential.
01:31:51 That is true.
01:31:53 But therein lies the precise.
01:31:56 They are a person of our importance.
01:31:58 They have been but little cobs in a vast and intricate machine. A worldwide spy network whose organized efficiency leaps all oceans and boundaries. A vicious network whose complex fabric weaves inevitably through the neighbor intelligence offices in Bremen and Hamburg, through many German American organizations here through the war.
01:32:12 I'm very.
01:32:18 The propaganda ministries in Berlin to the inner sanctums of present Germany's highest official level.
01:32:27 See again. They have to address the fact that these guys weren't really anything.
01:32:31 So the prosecutor even says, like, oh, it's been implied these guys are just small potatoes. But trust me, bro.
01:32:40 They might just be a little tiny piece of this this large machine, but that machines there.
01:32:48 We don't have to provide any evidence of this machine, just know that it's there.
01:32:53 It's definitely there. And this guy Hitler.
01:32:57 He's the one behind it all.
01:33:03 And this Jew here.
01:33:05 All our efforts must be directed at the strongest women in democracy, the United States.
01:33:11 Here we must repair the few petty mistakes that have recently been made.
01:33:15 In order to dominate completely the countries of South America, all excellent markets for our manufactured goods.
01:33:22 All super tons of raw materials.
01:33:24 We must paralyze the influence of the United States by using every instrument of propaganda, our command, by knowing every military and naval secret it possesses.
01:33:37 So America is the big target of their giant spy and propaganda machine.
01:33:45 It has also been suggested that the information these defendants have obtained for Germany is of small moment, but as we have endeavored to bring out during the course of this trial, we have only scratched the surface of the Nets espionage network. We cannot calculate the extent of this spy ring that has penetrated every nerve and tissue of this nation.
01:34:03 Together with this propaganda and religious hatred.
01:34:07 Religious hatred. That's the closest they can get to talking on anti-Semitism given the instructions by the sensors of the time that we're telling them, not to mention Jews so much. But again he has they have to acknowledge that the information that they gave to the Nazis wasn't really anything there wasn't.
01:34:26 Like a big.
01:34:26 Deal.
01:34:28 I was told but but but trust me bro.
01:34:31 There it might not be a big deal, but there's a massive.
01:34:34 Massive conspiracy.
01:34:39 And it's kind of funny because this the the kinds of things that this guy got busted doing pales in in comparison, pale like it does. It's not. It's not even comparable.
01:34:52 To stuff like, I don't know. Jeffrey ******* Epstein.
01:34:57 Jonathan power, like. Are you kidding me?
01:35:01 But if you imply that there's some kind of vast.
01:35:06 Machine of infiltration going on in America.
01:35:12 Perpetrated by Jews, then all of a sudden you're the you're a ******* anti Semite.
01:35:21 But some German guy Larping as a Nazi.
01:35:26 Send some inconsequential information to the Nazis and gets caught cause he's a ******. Then there's ohh. Clearly there's a.
01:35:34 A well oiled machine designed at bringing down America and democracy.
01:35:39 And and and and Jews.
01:35:46 God alone only knows what peace loving Nation will be. Next. Let us take a lesson from the deadly parallel of the Nazi 5th column activities abroad and here.
01:35:58 The Nazi 5th column. Can you believe it?
01:36:07 That's how they worded it. The Nazi ******* 5th column.
01:36:13 There's a fifth column at work.
01:36:17 And it's run by Nazis.
01:36:19 Guys got it over. Let me make sure we're still alive. Over.
01:36:23 Here.
01:36:23 I'm pretty sure we are.
01:36:26 You guys might have to refresh.
01:36:34 Let's see. Yeah, we're back. Alright. People are saying back. Alright, cool. So yes, there's a Nazi 5th. Calling it at work, influencing all the Western countries.
01:36:46 By the way, my my Internet, there's a storm that's coming passing through. I was. I almost didn't. Almost didn't stream the night because the Internet has been crap all day because of the stormy weather and it's picking up now, so I kind.
01:37:01 Of one of the what? The breeze quickly through those hyper chats in case I lose Internet altogether. But it's it's actually the I'm impressed lately. Space Center. It's been doing pretty. The real FBI agent.
01:37:14 Leon G Teru.
01:37:18 Neon G tarot.
01:37:22 Real name. You knew that was coming, Leon. George.
01:37:29 Travelsky, a Polish Jew.
01:37:36 So the FBI agent that was investigating all this?
01:37:41 Was a Polish Jew.
01:37:43 Who wanted to publicize the trial and publicize the case?
01:37:49 And Jagger Hoover was telling me that want.
01:37:52 Him to do it.
01:37:54 And he kept going with it. And he was literally fired from the FBI.
01:38:00 Because he kept trying to publicize this case.
01:38:03 And it was viewed as him trying to instigate.
01:38:07 War with Germany.
01:38:11 So a Polish Jew?
01:38:14 Was the FBI agent in the real life story?
01:38:19 And.
01:38:19 And you know everyone that made the movie.
01:38:23 Obviously was Jewish.
01:38:25 And yeah, this is this is just straight up Jewish ******* propaganda.
01:38:31 And it's bizarre because, you know, boomers will watch this movie and think like, oh, the those are the the brave, the brave men, the brave rank and file over the FBI. They saved this from the Nazis.
01:38:46 But if you had told them that the.
01:38:48 The FBI agent was, let's say that it was that they were capturing.
01:38:55 They are capturing some Korean.
01:38:59 And the FBI agent was Chinese.
01:39:03 And the the guys who produced the movie were Chinese.
01:39:07 And all the actors who were playing the Korean were Koreans were actually Chinese.
01:39:15 They'd be like, oh, that's a little weird. Maybe. Maybe we're only getting one.
01:39:19 Side of this story.
01:39:22 But they don't.
01:39:23 You know, boomers, boomers don't see Jews as anything but white.
01:39:31 All right, guys, well, that was the.
01:39:34 The Nazi Confessions of a Nazi spy.
01:39:41 Starring Emmanuelle Goldenberg, also known as Edward G Robinson.
01:39:48 All right, let's zip through these hyper chats you slay. So I don't know how the internet's going to.
01:39:54 Keep going and I'll probably have to upload a because sometimes odyssey screws up and thinks it's like two different streams now because it it it's a ***** *** and Easters tomorrow.
01:40:08 So we're just going to go quickly through these guys.
01:40:15 Excuse me. The allergies. It's been so windy kicking up all the wind and all the sand and stuff today.
01:40:24 As I've been outside with my.
01:40:28 My smoker running too.
01:40:31 Here we go, chosen Jawa. Devin, how do you you personally respond to members of other races when out in public? Are you polite, rude or just distant? Would you hold the door for a black woman or an old Mexican?
01:40:46 Again.
01:40:47 If you're in a checkout line.
01:40:49 And they strike up a conversation with you, do you yourself typically reciprocate? Yeah. I'm not like a psycho.
01:40:58 I don't. I don't. Just, like, hate everyone that's not white. Yeah. I mean, I. Yeah, I, I treat everyone like people, you know. Now, that said, I also don't relax.
01:41:10 I also keep my eye on people, but yeah, I don't go out of my way to like make non white friends or anything like that but.
01:41:19 Yeah, I know. Like a psycho. I don't. I don't just act like an *******, everybody.
01:41:24 Where do I think you should?
01:41:26 You know, it's not about.
01:41:28 About hating people.
01:41:30 It's about loving your people and putting them first.
01:41:34 And unfortunately, in in this reality that we are now in.
01:41:40 You need to choose. Sometimes your people over other people.
01:41:46 It doesn't mean that you want to do harm to other people or you want to be, you know, **** to other people.
01:41:52 Or have like the the door slam on the face of a an old Mexican lady or something like that. You know what?
01:41:59 I mean.
01:42:01 It just means that you're going to.
01:42:02 Put your people first.
01:42:05 It's if it's like a choice like between helping an old white lady or helping old Mexican lady. I'll help the old white lady, you know. But I don't see how that would ever happen, you know. But if if it were.
01:42:15 I mean, I guess that would be my default.
01:42:19 Billy Bob says they say show me your five closest friends and I'll show you what type of person you are. Anoff's best friend parachuted out of a plane into enemy territory in a vain attempt to stop the war.
01:42:36 Name me one ******* vice president. Who would do this or any **** politician. God bless Rudolph Hess.
01:42:45 Yeah, that's an interesting story. And we'll go over to that sometime.
01:42:50 El Franco says Biden announcement that tomorrow on Easter.
01:42:57 Easter Sunday, we will be declared Trans Day of visibility.
01:43:02 Interestingly, he also announced that the religious symbols are banned from the Easter Egg hunt.
01:43:08 As a Catholic myself, I believe he has already long excommunicated himself.
01:43:17 We are truly in very satanic times. Well, it's. He can't act, communicate himself. The Catholic Church has to do that and they don't.
01:43:25 So that's what that's look, that's what boggles the minds of of not just me, but probably many non Catholics where we're just like, for that matter, it's yeah. Not the only ones guilty of it. There's there's pro or at least, yeah, maybe not public policy wise, there's pro-choice Mormons and.
01:43:46 You know Harry Reid was the.
01:43:48 The Majority Leader of the Democrats, not so many years ago, he was a Mormon from Vegas and look and and he was corrupt as ****.
01:43:58 He was an excommunicated.
01:44:01 And that always that always **** me off.
01:44:03 When I was younger.
01:44:06 But that's that's how you know the institutions have. They've just lost their they would rather have, you know, someone powerful and associated with them, then do the right thing and that's it.
01:44:18 That's what it is.
01:44:20 OK, it's not just Biden. There's a lot of Catholics that that are, you know, like Nancy Pelosi and and that that should have been excommunicated. I mean, if my understanding of like or at least how I would run things.
01:44:34 Yeah, that's that's how I would have. That's how I.
01:44:35 Would have done it.
01:44:37 But I got it.
01:44:40 To buy this credit, the actual person person.
01:44:44 Behind the. Let's see if I can find it here.
01:44:50 This is the actual, quote UN quote person behind doing this.
01:44:57 Let me.
01:45:00 Let's just say they could have.
01:45:01 They could have played.
01:45:02 A starring role.
01:45:05 In this movie.
01:45:08 When you see him, you'll understand.
01:45:12 Why that not pop up?
01:45:24 Oh, there it is.
01:45:27 And look at this horrendous monster.
01:45:34 Yeah. So that that's the.
01:45:37 That's the brains behind that decision. But look, the buck stops at Biden, obviously.
01:45:42 So it is what it is.
01:45:45 Oh God, this is *******.
01:45:55 Yeah, I can't handle that being on the.
01:45:57 Screen any.
01:45:57 Longer. Well, Frank or happy Easter, Devin. Christ has risen.
01:46:02 I'll Franco again also shout out to one of my best Internet friends for recently tagging you on X with your docs revealing your enriching African American heritage. Please go easy on him, he's just a potato. Yeah, it turns out I'm black.
01:46:21 Turn.
01:46:22 If those of you don't know I'm I'm.
01:46:25 I'm Dave on Dave on stack.
01:46:29 Moo fans says, don't anymore pocket change.
01:46:32 To the pit fund.
01:46:34 We'll appreciate that move, fans and they say, OK, last one for the night. Have a blessed Easter. Everyone shout out to my buddy Cheerios, who I got into these streams and I'll catch you.
01:46:50 All in the replay.
01:46:52 Cheerios. I had a lot of Cheerios when I was a kid.
01:46:56 My parents liked Cheerios for some reason.
01:46:59 Honey nut Cheerios. That was like if you got lucky, you'd get the the honey Nut Cheerios with the bee. Actually, it's got with the bee on it.
01:47:08 They even still have that B or even I. I mean, I haven't had breakfast cereal in so long, I don't even know if that's still a thing.
01:47:16 Mike Lindell's crack pipe.
01:47:19 Let's do this.
01:47:26 Mike Lindell's crack pipe.
01:47:29 Another Lecter situation, one of Trump's biggest donors. He really went to the mat for the Golden Boy. You would think of old bump or what?
01:47:41 I don't know what this is.
01:47:42 You're talking about here.
01:47:46 This is my pillow guy is getting evicted from a warehouse, but Linda says it's not used anymore.
01:47:57 Yeah, Mike, Linda Lindale just keeps getting.
01:48:01 Bad news after bad news.
01:48:05 Although I I don't really feel, I mean I kind I I kind of feel bad for him because I know he's look look, it's easy just.
01:48:10 By listening to him, he's not that bright.
01:48:13 Uh.
01:48:14 But it's also.
01:48:15 Easy to understand that that he probably made a a bunch a bunch of ******* like no one knew what my pillow was before 2016, really.
01:48:26 And so a lot of his companies, growth and profits, came from supporting Trump, oddly enough. So when he has to pay the piper now and when now that he's facing all the the negative sides of of doing that and falling for all the queue ******** **** and you know, it's hard to feel bad for. I mean I kind of do.
01:48:46 Like I said, just because I don't know how mentally competent he is.
01:48:49 And I I bet he's not like a bad guy. You know, I better. Like if you hung.
01:48:53 Out with him.
01:48:53 He'd be like, yeah.
01:48:53 He's kind of dumb, but he's alright.
01:48:59 But it is what it is.
01:49:02 B&RP happy Easter, Devin. Or as Palestinian Christians call it resurrection Sunday or as American Democrats call it transgender day of visibility.
01:49:15 I know you hate lynx, but here's a link.
01:49:20 Wow.
01:49:20 Why? Why? But this is some.
01:49:22 Actual right wing art and it's only one minute long. Well.
01:49:27 I don't care, sorry.
01:49:32 I'll tell you, we're trying to get through this.
01:49:35 See, it's like saying. I know you hate spaghetti, but have have some ******* spaghetti pull in your mouth. Put it in your mouth. You you made it abundantly clear you hate it, but eat.
01:49:47 It eat it.
01:49:50 This time you'll like.
01:49:51 OK.
01:49:52 Ah, no, I'll check it out after the show. Maybe entertain us as actor Scott Baio left a very rich area of LA.
01:50:07 The demographics went from 100% white to 50%.
01:50:11 He moved to Florida to an area that's almost 100%.
01:50:15 Right. In interview, he says it's so much better. People are happy, very friendly, and his family feels safe. So it's not economic, it's demographics. Well, look, that's you. You think that you know, Martha's Vineyard is just economics.
01:50:33 It's.
01:50:35 It's not.
01:50:38 Zazi Mataz bot thanks for the show. We'll have to catch the replay. Appreciate that.
01:50:44 The urban quail farmer says pretty fed up with Jews, to be honest.
01:50:50 Honesty is always the best policy.
01:50:54 Nor neg, not yap.
01:50:57 Is that something backwards?
01:51:02 That's a weird OK, or some other language had a dream last night about the US having a Hunger Games running man style thing. Anyone who had three anti-Semitic strikes was entered into a lottery to be.
01:51:17 In the dream, my second strike was donating to Black pill. By the way, my girlfriend says Sunday. Maybe the Lord's Day, but Saturday is for black pilled.
01:51:27 I appreciate that and.
01:51:31 And see I I knew I.
01:51:33 I there was a reason I streamed tonight.
01:51:37 It was to to to dirty the Jewish Sabbath.
01:51:43 Rooster says I have a normally con woman in my office who was saying some extremely base **** after the Candice Owens versus Rabbi Video might be bigger than we think. Sadly, my coworker is already married.
01:52:00 Well, yeah, I'll tell.
01:52:01 You what? I don't know where this whole thing's going.
01:52:05 I'm skeptical of it just because it just it's so ******* bizarre.
01:52:10 And there's just so many things about it that are weird, but I'm not, like, you know, I'm not wearing my tinfoil hat about it, but it's just like, where is this going exact?
01:52:20 Thing.
01:52:21 You know, like where, where exactly?
01:52:23 Is this going and?
01:52:25 And part of me is almost like.
01:52:28 Is this? Is this a controlled demolition of Jewish power? You know what I mean? Like, is it? Is this like a ohh boy? Well, the jig is up. The Jewish century is over. Uh, yeah, we're not. We. We can't really change the direction that things are going, but at least we can.
01:52:47 Yeah, maybe we can.
01:52:49 You know, control control the fallout from it and.
01:52:54 But yeah, I.
01:52:55 Don't know. Or maybe this is just.
01:52:57 You know organic.
01:52:59 Maybe. Maybe, you know, maybe the maybe Rabbi Shmuli.
01:53:04 Is that's just.
01:53:06 That's just where, you know, Jewish hubris has has led to that level of madness. I mean, I don't know.
01:53:13 I don't know. It's and, and it's entirely possible.
01:53:17 So I'm I'm skeptical. I I just I I like to have a healthy amount of skepticism.
01:53:23 But also a healthy amount of optimism in terms of the average person.
01:53:28 Who then? Look it.
01:53:30 Is normies that are watching Candace Owens, obviously.
01:53:33 And for them to see what has been put on display over the like the last several weeks.
01:53:41 Coupled with you.
01:53:42 Know.
01:53:42 Rabbi Shmuli and the other rabbi guy and and even like you know, Ben Shapiro and just everything else. It's kind of like.
01:53:54 Yeah, it's, it's it's it's, I mean it's giving a lot of normies permission to.
01:54:02 Listen to their anti-Semitic friends. Yeah, I would say for those of you in the audience that take advantage of this, if you have.
01:54:12 Normally, friends that are they're noticing perhaps for the first time now, now. Now when you strike like the Cobra.
01:54:23 Bill, Bill Monigan, Bill Monaghan.
01:54:29 Hello. Hello. Hello, hello.
01:54:34 Bill Mont. Again, last week we were wondering who produced the look how Julie, this Fagg is bumper, my comfy chair gifted it to the world 25820 into burns libel stream.
01:54:48 It was first played a few minutes later for ******** ******, for $1.00 Churro was still called Ghost Cat. Back then. A great night. Oh, that's.
01:54:57 That's listen, all that lore, all the insomnia string were a bunch of it all at once.
01:55:04 There. There you go. Bill monigan. And yeah, Cheryl was here earlier today taking shelter from the storm.
01:55:11 But then he wandered out into the storm. So yeah, I guess he had things to do. I've learned to just.
01:55:18 Let him do whatever and and assume that you know.
01:55:22 He'll he'll keep.
01:55:23 Coming back until eventually Monday, he won't and that's.
01:55:28 You know that's that's that's that's that's his destiny. I don't. I don't. I don't pretend to control it. Yeah, he's he's out and about doing something out there.
01:55:41 My fat little ******** toe.
01:55:44 Cash flow checkout.
01:55:51 I'd like to return this duck.
01:55:54 I feel like someone high up is watching your strains, considering that P Daddy got weighted recently, I I wouldn't say that. I mean, look, there's a lot of, I mean all of black.
01:56:06 Twitter and the black podcast circuit has been talking about this **** forever, and it. And it was it was really starting to culminate in and build towards the end of of last year.
01:56:22 And with the lawsuits and everything else, and 50 Cent and all like big. So I I was just maybe I was probably the the the the 1st right wing white guy to to talk about. But black people have been all over this **** forever.
01:56:40 And you say, yeah, I don't. I don't think that that anyone high up was well I'm look I'm sure just by the numbers.
01:56:48 There are probably people that you would be surprised to find out.
01:56:53 Watched that, watched the show that watched the show.
01:56:56 You know, like I just by the numbers, it's impossible that there's not some people.
01:57:03 That we would be like, oh, really? That guy's cool, you know, or or maybe not. Cool. I don't know.
01:57:10 I'm sure there's people out there that are much more have much more name recognition than I do, that that watch the show, maybe even religiously, I don't know.
01:57:20 But I wouldn't say that.
01:57:23 That I had anything to do with that.
01:57:27 Because I'm not a.
01:57:30 I don't. I don't have a God complex.
01:57:32 There. And that's the thing. I know there's people out there that would that would that would pounce on.
01:57:37 Them like see.
01:57:39 Look what I did. I'm changing.
01:57:40 This banana. I'm not like that.
01:57:45 Fat. Why is your name *** lover 69?
01:57:49 Really fab lover? Alright, whatever. As a Gen. Xer, I'm digging the 90s streams. Do you sell honey from your bees and ****? I put it in my teas. Good for soap too. See a lot more black ladies with shower caps in public. What's up with that? It really dampens my day.
01:58:10 Wagners right. That was like. It's like a weird stream of consciousness, right of the Valcour.
01:58:17 Would be cool intro music, by the way. To victory. Uh.
01:58:23 Well, no, I.
01:58:24 Haven't sold any honey yet because I'm still building up my my bee populations, but there will come a time when you guys will have a pill box.
01:58:35 Honey available to you.
01:58:37 In fact, it might even be as as soon as this year, once the.
01:58:43 The honey flow.
01:58:45 Has wrapped up, but right now I'm feeding all the honey I get back to the bees and doing splits and trying to get to a level to where I can. I can do volume, you know? You'd be surprised. Like you actually don't need that many hives to get a lot of honey. One hive on in a decent year can do like 40 lbs of honey.
01:59:05 So not not well, 11 hive that is properly managed, not a hive that's been split three times. Like a lot of my hives, because I'm trying to build up my bees.
01:59:17 But yeah, that you guys will be the first to hear about it once it is.
01:59:20 As far as the shower caps thing, I couldn't tell you. I don't live anywhere where there's black ladies so.
01:59:27 Bonus.
01:59:28 White cake says in addition to the AI Hitler translation videos, there are a bunch of interviews from top Nazi leaders, grown children and wives, as well as interviews with the Waffen s s, veterans, fascinating stories and perspectives goes to show how much Jews have lied about Hitler.
01:59:48 And national national socialists.
01:59:51 Yeah, I I think that is those AI translations become more and more accessible to people.
01:59:58 And people.
02:00:00 Are able to hear and where it doesn't just sound like because to Americans, just the German language sounds angry.
02:00:10 And so if you're speaking to a a crowd and you're having to project.
02:00:16 And you're speaking in German?
02:00:19 It doesn't matter if you're Hitler or just some German guy. I mean it. You're you just sound mad.
02:00:27 You sound like you're punishing the crowd. You know, like you're angry with them. You're you're very.
02:00:31 Disappointed in them?
02:00:33 And to hear it in an English.
02:00:37 Language that's that still takes on some of the characteristics.
02:00:42 Of the the voice.
02:00:46 Pattern of the person the the originally said it and the inflection and everything else.
02:00:52 It's like night and day. It's, you know, you go from, oh, that crazy mad man Hitler that I always see clips of on The History Channel to like this guy's making sense.
02:01:04 Which is why I think I mean that's why you can't like if you're German, I don't think you've if you're German and you're not like, old enough to remember Hitler, you probably haven't seen any actual clips of Hitler. I don't think that that's allowed.
02:01:20 So.
02:01:21 And that's probably why.
02:01:25 Let's see here, man of low moral fiber. Did you see where northern Idaho is? Having a Jesse Smollett moment?
02:01:33 Donor to the Utah basketball team Robert Moyer. A little old, fat drunk gay Jew from California made a 911 call to say white supremacist drove by and called them all ******* night.
02:01:47 Those he calls all obviously Naggers rumble what?
02:01:53 Can I do?
02:01:54 He calls all of us rednecks and white trash. No, I haven't paid attention. I I haven't. I I think I saw something like in my timeline, but I didn't have time to I.
02:02:06 I've literally been outside. I'm sunburned, like I'm burnt to a crisp right now I've been out.
02:02:13 Side most of the time all this week and I'm still I still haven't made a dent in the amount of stuff. So much stuff has has piled up and I'm just behind on a lot of stuff that needs to get done outdoors and so I've just been outside, whether it's doing the bee stuff, fixing my roof, that's never.
02:02:34 The the roof just needs to be replaced and every I mean every year you guys hear about I I'm patching it up and it leaks and I patch it up and it it's just an easy replace, but that's not like a, you know, well, let's just replace the roof.
02:02:45 Real quick, kind of a thing, you know.
02:02:48 And there's a bunch of other stuff. Just when you, you know, when you have property that you have to take care of.
02:02:54 Or else things you know, the whole place gets infested with like spiders and mice and snakes. And you know, you got you got to take care of the place and so.
02:03:04 It's.
02:03:04 A lot of lot of stuffs, got overgrown and a little unruly and and so.
02:03:10 You know that with all the bee stuff, and then I'm finally not driving on a donut tire anymore. So that's a bonus. My car is actually working, sort of.
02:03:19 Little by little I'm I'm getting that thing back to, you know, operational acceptable operational parameters.
02:03:28 So I just haven't had time to to do a whole lot of lurking on the Internet.
02:03:35 But I'll look into that after that Kalashnikov, the high def and blacks are very envious of intelligence and they hate it. If you say anything intelligent, I'm not exaggerating. But I wouldn't say that's true of All Blacks, but I definitely haven't countered that with some blacks. Absolutely. That's why they call it acting white and.
02:03:54 And use it as a.
02:03:57 As an insult, **** knuckle.
02:04:02 Easy money.
02:04:05 Says, hey, Deb and hope you're enjoying your weekend. Keep that black pill press humming well.
02:04:12 The Black Pill press goes Burr.
02:04:16 Mine comfy chairs as I missed it because I've been catching the replay.
02:04:22 But to whomever was asking last string the song from that money is power. Bumper is the instrumental version of Crazy frog Axel F. There you go.
02:04:36 Race car now says Bessemer song. Well, there you go. Well, I know I'm. I'm not going to freak out on you for the link cause that is something I was looking for earlier. But I don't need it now. I'm it's out.
02:04:49 I'm. I'm I'm.
02:04:50 It's out of my system.
02:04:54 It just frustrates me that, you know.
02:04:58 That, that, that's just our country now.
02:05:01 You know, if you, it's just, every everything, everything's just going to get, you know, progressively worse as the.
02:05:09 The brain drain.
02:05:13 Drains.
02:05:17 I have to make questioner.
02:05:18 Call, but what? What would be amazing?
02:05:22 Or that would be amazing if there was a giant Nazi conspiracy to take over America. You could change your channel, name it to white pilled. Yeah, well, that clearly was never the case. Right. And it clearly never happened.
02:05:38 Despite what?
02:05:41 What Jewish propaganda would would have you believe and like I said, this movie was still, it was cited by Rachel Maddow.
02:05:49 As oh, you need to watch this because it talks about what you know. That's this is how it begins.
02:05:55 This is how it starts off with just some incell who's like, you know, pisssed off and wants to be a Nazi. The next thing you know.
02:06:01 The Nazis are everywhere.
02:06:03 Horrible Hangover says what are your thoughts on streamer Steven Bonnell? Destiny? I find him disagreeable, arrogant, obnoxious and a terrible role model for his audience. For any young man. Maybe I'm missing something.
02:06:17 No, I just think he's the most disingenuous person alive.
02:06:22 And he argues, like a woman. And it's infuriating. I can't watch it cause it's like.
02:06:29 And he argues, like a a crazy woman.
02:06:34 And it's it's.
02:06:36 It's embarrassing.
02:06:39 And obnoxious at the same time, he makes my skin crawl.
02:06:44 He's he's probably one of the worst human beings.
02:06:49 With any kind of platform.
02:06:51 And the idea that he is.
02:06:56 Popular with, I mean certainly I guess with some people or a lot of people.
02:07:03 I mean, it's a sign of the times. I mean, it just is, it's.
02:07:05 A sign of times because it's people that.
02:07:09 I mean, it's one of those things where.
02:07:16 Like, who makes my skin crawl? And so knowing that there's people who enjoy the same thing, that makes my skin crawl.
02:07:25 That doesn't really give me a.
02:07:26 Lot of faith in.
02:07:28 In the future, you know, it's like what? What do I have in common with someone like that?
02:07:33 And where, where, where, where. How could I ever have common ground?
02:07:37 Not, not not with. I mean, not. **** never with him. But like, just the people that watch his, his stuff and.
02:07:44 And like it it's like.
02:07:46 At some point in time this is this is going to have to be settled some some other.
02:07:50 Way you know.
02:07:53 Like if we're if, if we're at a point now where, where I'm watching, we're watching the same thing and you like this.
02:08:03 You know this is going to have to be settled some unconventional, well or rather conventional way.
02:08:10 You know, just saying.
02:08:13 BMC 1488, the gauge you're discussing, the film needs to be in the.
02:08:26 Agreed. Billy Bob says you would think how our culture is saturated with Nazis as the big bad. You would think they were the ones who attacked us and almost won. Japan attacks us and has almost swept under the rug.
02:08:44 This speaks volumes, right? And in fact, Japan was always viewed as, as you know, positively my entire life. I never the History Channel's not about about a bunch of bad Japanese evil Japanese people.
02:09:02 It's in fact Japan is is the Pacific Theater is is definitely not the star of the show when they're talking about World War 2.
02:09:12 And everything that I'm growing up, I mean all throughout the 80s and 90s, it's all.
02:09:18 You know, Japanese is great, you know, and Nintendo and Sony and.
02:09:24 Ohh they they build quality electronics, and though they're so smart, they're good.
02:09:28 At math and.
02:09:29 And you don't see that at all when it comes to Germans because, well, we all know.
02:09:34 Why?
02:09:36 A horrible hangover. What green flags do you look for in a spouse? Initially, I aim to please women, but over time I learned to stick to my values and search for a virtuous woman who would make.
02:09:48 A good mother.
02:09:53 Honestly, it just it boils down to someone that you don't mind being around all the time.
02:09:59 I mean that might sound oversimplified, but it really is that it's like, can I be around this person all the time because you're going to be around them all the time?
02:10:08 And that, you know, and no one's going to be exactly.
02:10:12 Perfect.
02:10:14 You know, some people are gonna. Hey, look, there's always going to be that the, the, the, the fields, you know, when it's when it's nice and new and you have the butterflies and and that's going to go away.
02:10:27 And not like all the way.
02:10:28 But you know it's and it's.
02:10:30 Going to subside.
02:10:32 And so you just have to. That's why you have to look for someone that, even if they're exciting or whatever, when when you think about it rationally, would you want to be around them.
02:10:40 All the time, you know.
02:10:42 Or or. Or maybe they're not that exciting.
02:10:44 But you wouldn't mind.
02:10:45 Being around them all the time.
02:10:48 I I did a whole stream about I used a metaphor of of wings on airplane.
02:10:53 Where they have to, you have to find someone who balances you out and. And so that's really like I I think that's the best advice I can give is just find someone that you can you don't mind being around and obviously part of that is they they have to agree with you on.
02:11:14 On you know values.
02:11:17 Yeah.
02:11:18 And good luck in the in the in the West trying to find someone who has the exact kind of background that you have and the same religion and all that. So I mean that's.
02:11:27 If you're looking for that, that's gonna be tough. That's gonna be tough. If you can find someone, at least on a on a basic level values wise.
02:11:36 Agrees with you know the fundamentals and you can.
02:11:41 You know, mold their soft little minds into.
02:11:44 Your exact values, that's good enough, you know.
02:11:50 Let's see here.
02:11:53 Winston. Ohh yeah. And obviously when you said the thing with the.
02:11:55 Mother. Yeah, there. There are women who?
02:12:00 I enjoyed dating.
02:12:02 But the thought of them ever being in, you know, in in, in care of of my offspring was just horrible. Like, I would never trust them to, like, even babysit like my brother's kids. And so yeah, they have, they have to be good. Winston Smith.
02:12:22 Winston.
02:12:24 Smith lying is money management. There's the rest. Thank you.
02:12:33 Winston Smith, thanks for all the hard work you do. Your streams are.
02:12:37 Second to none.
02:12:38 Here's some shekels for the Kitty treats.
02:12:41 Can I get?
02:12:45 Hey.
02:12:47 Chuck it.
02:12:48 There you go. Thank you very much. Horrible hangover, my Italian coworker.
02:12:56 Informed me that the National Socialism, Nazism or whatever you want to call it is becoming popular with youth in Germany. They believe it's fueled by immigration, will be interesting to see how it plays out. Thanks for all you do. You are awesome. Well, I appreciate.
02:13:13 That.
02:13:14 I I yeah, I don't know. I'm.
02:13:16 I don't really have a lot of connections in.
02:13:19 In Germany so.
02:13:21 Ohh we I can only imagine I guess.
02:13:26 Harry says hello, Mr. Stack, what are your thoughts on Mark Brahman and his work?
02:13:33 I saw his R.E.M. Video series on YouTube and thought it would be legendary to hear from you Brahman, Adam Green, and perhaps even Uber boyo going at it on a group conversation. Keep up the good work. The only person I know who it is, I know who Adam Green is. I don't know who these other guys.
02:13:56 So I don't know.
02:13:59 I want to tell you.
02:14:00 I'll. I'll. I'll search them real quick, see if I recognize.
02:14:09 I don't think I know.
02:14:10 Who that is?
02:14:15 Yeah. You know, maybe if I if I watched a video, I'd recognize the voice or something, but I don't. I don't know that.
02:14:24 Which isn't. Yeah, not. It's not like an insult. I just.
02:14:26 Really don't know it.
02:14:27 Is Jay Ray 91 Candace ovens your thoughts Devin? Much smarter magic negress than Kanye.
02:14:37 Yeah, she's obviously she's way smarter than Kanye.
02:14:43 I don't know. I mean I I I think she might have. She might have a touch of.
02:14:50 Of you know the Farrakhan. You know? She might have a little bit of the ferret, you know, like, you know, just a little bit of like the the Christian version of it I guess.
02:15:01 There. Look, there's some.
02:15:02 Blacks that that get Jay Pill pretty hard.
02:15:06 And and for good reason. You know, like if you were black.
02:15:12 And you found out that.
02:15:14 You know who who actually owned the slave ships and who ran the slave auctions and who ran the civil rights movement? You know, who's basically been, you know, controlling you.
02:15:26 Like a A.
02:15:27 A puppeteer with his hand up your *** for the last, you know, centuries.
02:15:33 You'd probably have.
02:15:36 You probably have some similar feelings.
02:15:38 And then, you know, given the the.
02:15:45 The lack of white guilt, you know, black people don't have white guilt.
02:15:50 They don't feel like they need to walk on egg shells around other races, or the Jews. Or, you know, I mean, like they they they just say whatever cause they're black they, you know, they they have the same way that Jews have the camouflage of and the force field.
02:16:06 Of the Holocaust, blacks have slavery. It's like this Trump card. They can always, you know, say racism or slavery or something. They can get out of whatever they're not afraid of, of, of talking about this ****. It's just the most black people are too dumb to, like, put it together. But she's not.
02:16:24 We'll see. Like I said, I'm. I'm skeptical.
02:16:29 But slightly optimal, we'll we'll see. We'll see.
02:16:34 Bessemer 72.
02:16:36 And maybe you're the one that's.
02:16:38 Got my bees?
02:16:42 You too, baby.
02:16:45 Bessemer 72 Jews, Nazis run or Jewish Nazis.
02:16:50 Run. Not sure what that means.
02:16:53 But getting my ******* bees, man.
02:16:57 Potato Month says just getting my weekly request of a Bronx tail end. Well, there you go.
02:17:04 We'll get. We'll get to it eventually.
02:17:07 Blue chord, blue chord. Let's see here.
02:17:14 Father.
02:17:16 Blue chord. Evening. I'll have to catch the.
02:17:19 Replay. We'll appreciate that. Hello to you in the future.
02:17:24 Beach Boys.
02:17:26 When you're trying to save money, a good rule to follow is to.
02:17:37 Take it from these gym neighbors. It'll pay dividends.
02:17:41 Beach Boys a few weeks ago you mentioned a possible third, third strain per week. I know you're coming into your busy bee season. What are your chances? We get a third string. We need more Devin in our lives. I did not. I did not match a third string where I said we have.
02:17:56 One stream a week for for a while.
02:17:59 And then I would do.
02:18:02 I was gonna be on other people's streams. I didn't know where. There's there's gonna be fewer streams for like the next couple of weeks. I'm doing this stuff and then like to to try to offset that. I'll, I'll, I'll, I. I was almost on Vincent James's stream like on Monday. But that, you know, there was a.
02:18:23 Mismatch in time we couldn't, you know, then make it work. But I'll probably be on his stream maybe next week or something.
02:18:29 And there's a bunch of other people in to.
02:18:31 Get back to.
02:18:33 Yeah, not I didn't say about a third. Wait, where did you have the third stream thing from?
02:18:39 Yeah, that's not at least I mean not right now, maybe later, maybe down the road, but not not not not for a little bit. I'm. I got a lot of stuff I got to catch up with and.
02:18:50 I mean, look, it's yeah, yeah. Recognize my streams are not like.
02:18:56 Hey guys. I'm just gonna.
02:18:58 I'm just gonna sit here and and opine about the news for like, you know, an hour or whatever. Yeah, there's research and stuff that goes into it. And and putting it all together, it's like a, you know, whole thing. And I don't have, like, a staff. It's just me.
02:19:11 So it there's a lot I it's it. I don't even know if I could do three strings a week without. I'd have to get like a producer or something of that or that or either that or like someone to like a caretaker for the property either or, you know, I would need help. I wouldn't. I wouldn't be able to do everything I have to do and do 3 streams and. Oh yeah.
02:19:31 Well, I could do 3 streams, they would just suck.
02:19:33 You guys wouldn't like them?
02:19:38 But yeah, yeah. Night Nation review.
02:19:43 Knight Nation review.
02:19:48 Thanks for the stream before when the idea of streaming to Twitter two, you'd mentioned that the numbers always seem bizarrely small now. They fix their viewer counter system, and now the streams are getting big numbers on Twitter, so might be something to consider.
02:20:06 I stream mine there now. Yeah, maybe I I don't know.
02:20:11 I mean, I don't know.
02:20:13 I don't see the. I don't see the advantage to to doing Twitter. I'd I'd rather have everyone in fact, like I don't even like that I'm doing rumble. I'd like it to just be all in one place.
02:20:27 There is such a thing as cannibalizing.
02:20:30 You know or or maybe that's not the right word for it, but when you start to, you know, spread to, I think too many different, you're starting to atomize your audience. I'd rather just have it one place.
02:20:42 But I don't know at the same time. Maybe, maybe.
02:20:47 A lowly, scribing God's army. Thanks again for your work. I believe Jesus is the master.
02:20:54 Thank you very much. Lily, scribing God's army. Billy Bob's need to make a correction. I made last stream. I said German vets were not allowed to talk to one another about the war. I believe this is wrong. They could not have parades. VFW's.
02:21:14 I'm not sure what that is or any other kind of celebration.
02:21:20 I don't know what.
02:21:21 VFW is veteran something, maybe? Well, you know.
02:21:29 I'm not surprised I wouldn't look, I wouldn't. I wouldn't have been surprised if that they were banned from talking with Germany. Is is obviously it's not. It's not the Germany of 1939.
02:21:43 Wilster says Destiny is literally a cuckold before his wife left him, who also has sex with men. He's also ******** and lost the debate to Ben Shapiro, of all people. Totally pathetic. Yeah, he's just, yeah, he's just a yeah.
02:22:02 There's nothing good about him.
02:22:03 There just isn't. There's nothing good about him.
02:22:09 Yeah. And I and there's no, I would look, I would never in a million years watch a debate with him. And Ben Shapiro, that's like, that's like putting a screwdriver in both ears. Harry says I highly suggest watching the R.E.M. Video series on YouTube by Mark Barman.
02:22:28 And the Uber boyo video about the Christian takeover of Rome? Don't get me wrong, I love Christ, but we have to be honest and admit we must develop and establish a religion that benefits Europeans above some odd land in the Middle East.
02:22:48 Cracker Bolt, 88, set or cracker bolts 88, I watched The Bronx tale again and that movie is gay as two guys ******* that's pretty gay.
02:23:00 Tennis Nutt says happy Easter it is officially Easter.
02:23:04 Hopefully my Internet is we're in the red. I'm going to shut it down like real quick here because my connection is about to die because the storms getting getting bad out there. Aries. You're right in thinking a religion level solution is the only possible answer. Hence why I mentioned those guys.
02:23:24 Along with Mega pit crew.
02:23:27 Of her commandant. Hey, Devin. Have to catch the replay.
02:23:31 Hear some shekels for support with every day that passes. I hate the Jew more. More. When you're all right. Well, there we go. Sons of the serpent says VFW is a veteran's foreign wars clubs like the Eagles or Moose lodges. OK, like American Legion kind of a thing.
02:23:51 All right, then we'll go to.
02:23:55 Go to rumble.
02:23:59 And reunification says grow some aloe in your cactus bed for sunburns. Well, I've got tons of aloe, and yeah, I've got. In fact, I got different kinds. I got aloe Vera, and I've got other versions of aloe. The bees love those.
02:24:15 Those flowers? Anime extremist says two questions. Why is your Internet Obama phone quality? Well, because it's a storm. It was buffering all night. Would you consider simulcast your stream on Kik? No, it's run by Jews. Yeah, there is about as permissive as they are on rumble. Well, it's.
02:24:35 Also like Super Jew.
02:24:39 Anime extremist says. I wonder how much the ****** lobby gave the Democrats to desecrate Easter Sunday. It must have been at least.
02:24:51 And must have been at least.
02:24:52 Half $1,000,000.
02:24:57 There you go.
02:25:00 Yeah, I don't have to give him anything. I think they're.
02:25:02 Just.
02:25:02 All Satan worshippers yo Jimbo Rockford says I've been broke for so long, it feels nice to finally be able to finally give you a little something for all the great information you've given me over the years as I am blessed you will be too.
02:25:19 Kind of like Israel, right? I guess am I. Am I Israel now?
02:25:24 Well, I appreciate that Jimbo Rockford.
02:25:28 And then we got yo Jimbo Rockford again.
02:25:33 OK.
02:25:43 I'm starting something new. My deliver ZOG slapped to goi pigs in their ***** pods. Tonight's don't know, comes from those faggs. I'll deliver while listening to you and pay it forward.
02:25:59 You're a creator of your choice.
02:26:03 Like for me like you want me to pick someone. I mean, I don't know. Whoever. It's your money, bro. You do what you want. I don't have them. There's no one I got in mind. That's that. That.
02:26:18 Yeah, if I if I say anyone, it's someone will get mad so.
02:26:22 I'll just I'll leave that.
02:26:24 Up to you. I'll leave it up to you.
02:26:26 Alright guys, I'm gonna shut it down. I'm like I said, I'm. I've got, like, the is like potato phone.
02:26:32 Connection levels right now, so thankfully it kept going and I might have to upload a replay, but in the meantime I hope you guys have a good Easter.
02:26:45 It's a good time to be with your family, and hopefully those of you who have the opportunity to do that.
02:26:53 Can't do that and and have a nice Easter Sunday.
02:26:57 OK.
02:26:58 With the knowledge that the rest of the country is celebrating trans awareness, all right.
02:27:05 For black pilled.
02:27:07 I am of course.
02:27:09 Demons tag.
02:27:12 The film, though not subtitled, shouts the infamous Blood curse on the Jewish people, blaming and condemning them for a perceived role in the death of Jesus Christ.
02:27:22 At the urging of critics, Mel Gibson did remove the subtitle but kept the line itself in the film. In other words, it's still there. You just have to look. Matthew 2725 decrees his blood shall be upon us and our children. It's a verse in the Bible.