INSOMNIA STREAM： BOY BAND JEW EDITION

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00:01:46 Which?
00:01:51 Yeah. Ready.
00:02:04 Yeah, yeah.
00:02:07 You might be.
00:02:19 I remember you. So Daddy made you believe. No man, no cry.
00:02:28 Maybe that's why.
00:02:33 Yeah.
00:02:36 You don't like them?
00:02:49 It's gonna be made.
00:03:02 When?
00:03:06 Hi.
00:03:20 God bless you.
00:03:21 For you.
00:03:37 Play down.
00:04:02 It's gonna be.
00:04:07 It's not enough for you.
00:05:05 Be made.
00:05:09 You are.
00:05:11 My fine.
00:05:14 Desire believe.
00:05:17 When I say I want it that way, can we?
00:05:28 To your heart when you say.
00:05:32 I want it that way.
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00:06:58 Hey.
00:08:07 Welcome to.
00:08:12 The insomnia string, those those songs better not be added to the the playlist. OK, we couldn't. We couldn't have.
00:08:23 We couldn't have insomnia, stream boy band Jew edition without.
00:08:29 The relevant boy bands involved.
00:08:32 But yeah, to set the mood, I guess to set the mood. I'm your host, of course, Devon Stack. Tonight we're going to talk about one of the geweest Jews that we've ever.
00:08:43 Talked about it it it. It's a little surprising. I mean, just when you think that?
00:08:47 You've seen it.
00:08:48 All right. Like, it's like, you know, it's like they they they found a mega Jew. It's like they got all the different kinds of Jews we've talked about in the past and they ran them together into like 1 super.
00:09:02 Jew and you have that Super Jew to thank for bands like Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC.
00:09:10 So thanks I guess.
00:09:15 Yeah, yeah. And and more and more.
00:09:19 The the, the, the, the lower tier cringier ones that followed. Anyway, Lance Bass that, that. That fucking.
00:09:30 Boy band faggot help produce a documentary discussing this Jew.
00:09:38 Discussing this Jew that, well, that fucked him over in more ways than one and.
00:09:47 I I took a look at it and it was doing some research on this June and I thought it might be a a good, good thing to go over.
00:09:54 Sure.
00:09:56 We'll be looking at several clips from the documentary, as well as some other clips that I.
00:10:00 Dug.
00:10:00 Up. Yes. Tale as old as time. Oh, America really didn't start sucking balls until all these Jews showed up. And Lou Pearlman is a perfect example of this. Lou Pearlman does not disappoint.
00:10:14 When it comes to the the amount of Jewishness that was unleashed upon the American people.
00:10:24 Like I said, it's it's like every kind of Jew. It's like every kind of Eastern European Jew came here around the the the turn of the century rolled up into one giant Mega Jew.
00:10:39 So anyway, let's let's get into it. Let's get let's let's let's dive right in. We do have a lot to cover. It is a little bit long.
00:10:48 So let's just get right into it.
00:10:52 So this is his his palatial mansion.
00:10:57 Palatial mansion in Orlando.
00:11:01 He had a.
00:11:04 He had quite the quite the digs, quite the digs.
00:11:08 Well, as you might expect from a a multi millionaire Jew who started boy bands like Backstreet Boys and and In Sync.
00:11:19 But anyway, let let's let's have a little listen of of how exactly.
00:11:24 This whole story unfolded like what? How did we get all these boy bands? How did Lou Pearlman go from just the, you know, the the poor immigrant child Jewish child in New York?
00:11:39 To, you know, music mogul.
00:11:43 And the kind of guy that could afford a place like this.
00:11:48 Right, let's have. Let's look. Because look, I I keep hearing.
00:11:53 We always hear that the reason why the Jews are so successful in America is they are just smarter than us.
00:12:00 They they work harder than us and we're just jealous. The reason why we point out Jewish behavior as the source of American the generosity and societal rot is because we're jealous. We wish we could do the sorts of things that Lou Pearlman can do. I mean, for fuck's sake, his family came here with nothing.
00:12:20 Right. They came here with nothing and next thing you know, he's he's a multimillionaire with bands like.
00:12:27 You know, world famous bands like Backstreet Boys and NSync and LFO, and a bunch of other bands I've never heard of, but apparently 13 year old girls used to.
00:12:36 To really love.
00:12:39 So let's find out. I mean, what are we doing wrong as goys? What are we not doing?
00:12:44 Like, why aren't we running the music industry right?
00:12:48 What? What is it that's preventing us from doing it like? I mean, I guess it's just it's all the hard work that the Jews are willing to put in, that we're not. But let's have a look. Maybe there's more to it than that.
00:13:01 His house was like a giant theme park, all White House white and baby blue.
00:13:05 Everywhere it was like Disneyland. I mean, had like, this boat wave runners. And like, you know, this crazy pool and this, like, private movie theater. And he would have you over and have.
00:13:14 These.
00:13:15 Like boy band parties at his house, you know and like hell. Yeah. Like, this sounds like an awesome time.
00:13:20 This sounds gay.
00:13:22 Oh yeah, boy band parties.
00:13:26 Boy band parties.
00:13:29 That sounds OK, so this, this morbidly obese.
00:13:35 Jew in his late 40s. Is is having boy band parties at his mansion.
00:13:42 What could go wrong? What could go wrong?
00:13:46 He had, like, an old-fashioned Coca-Cola machine that would like open up like a door with them all, like sitting there. And it was always stocked with, like, Yahoo and apple juice. That was right next to, like, the Darth Vader helmet.
00:13:56 Ah.
00:14:00 I don't know that kind of sounds like grooming behavior like, come on, kids.
00:14:06 Come to my mansion and and and and find all your friends to play in the pool while you drink yoohoos and and Gatorade and stuff.
00:14:16 And and they talk about how he even let he let his his these younger boys.
00:14:22 Drive his Rolls Royce. I mean, these are boys that never. They don't. They don't have driver's licenses. They've never driven before in their life. And he's like, yeah, drive my Rolls Royce.
00:14:31 I'm cool.
00:14:33 Yeah, you like hanging out with me, don't you?
00:14:36 I could invite friends over. I remember Nick and I had a double birthday party at Lowe's House. The pool party. We invited all of our friends and like we were this big mansion. It's me. My birthday party owes.
00:14:47 Me. Awesome.
00:14:48 Sounds like a pedophiles dream to me.
00:14:51 Yeah, well.
00:14:55 That sounds really awesome.
00:14:57 Says Lou the Jew. Come on. Bring all your bring all your shirtless friends. It'll be great.
00:15:03 He was always laughing. He was a big kid. He made himself more relatable to.
00:15:08 Us grooming, yeah.
00:15:11 Yeah, but anyway, he was one of the boys.
00:15:15 Hey, you guys want to watch this naughty movie I have on VHS? We're not supposed to, but your mom's not here anymore.
00:15:23 Lou was just a charming, charming guy. It's the way he spoke to you, you know, he was very good with his words. He made you feel like you were the only.
00:15:32 Person in the.
00:15:32 Room. He was so into what? You're what's happening in your life? He asked the questions. And so that made you feel great. Like someone cared.
00:15:41 Oh, and this is our grooming station. Or as Frederick here likes to call it the panic.
00:15:46 Rooms.
00:15:46 Room. These boys don't have fathers.
00:15:49 And they didn't.
00:15:50 A lot of these, including lands a lot of these guys, did not have fathers.
00:15:56 And that was a running theme. These boy bands that he was, he was grooming that he was creating the boys, that they they had stage mothers. They had seen the worst kind of single mother. They had stage mothers.
00:16:12 And often if you have staged mother and no dad.
00:16:17 You turn out gay like Lance Bass here because you get molested by Jews.
00:16:23 And your mom doesn't care because she gets to live vicariously through you.
00:16:31 So anyway, tell us more about how jovial.
00:16:35 Lou Pearlman was.
00:16:37 First day that we met, Lou, I remember he came over to me and he said and you teach school. And I said yes, I do. And he said, well, he said in a very short period of time, you won't have to teach anymore.
00:16:54 Yes.
00:16:56 Yep, that's how we did it.
00:16:58 Went to the the horse stage, mothers.
00:17:02 And was like, Oh yeah, your your boys gonna be rich?
00:17:06 You guys are going to be making so much money, you'll never have to teach those dirty, stinking kids in elementary school anymore, Mrs. Bass.
00:17:15 Or I'm sorry, Miss Bass.
00:17:18 And so she's excited. Wow, this fast talking, Jew says my kids going to be a star.
00:17:24 This is going to be fun.
00:17:27 Ohh yeah, of course you can stay the night at your house, Lou.
00:17:31 I trust you. We're going to be rich.
00:17:35 There is no assurance that any of this is gonna happen, but there's a part of you that's thinking.
00:17:39 Wow, that would be great, you know, yeah.
00:17:40 Well, not a, not a sixteen. I believed 100% of it. He would sit at, you know, the head of the table and just be laughing and just saying, oh boy, you're gonna be so big.
00:17:49 You can. Yeah. I mean, it was the best support.
00:17:52 You could get great gonna.
00:17:53 He said.
00:17:54 Be great. Gonna be great. Go be huge. Yeah. Gonna be huge. Kid. Could be.
00:17:58 Huge. I didn't have a dad growing up.
00:18:01 So he became the father figure.
00:18:04 For all of these.
00:18:06 Lost.
00:18:08 Kids with horrible stage mothers.
00:18:14 Then we go to 1991 in Orlando. So this that they kind of jump around. But you know we're we're going to follow, we're going to follow the the, the, the timeline they used.
00:18:26 For this documentary. So they began in 1991. They're going they'll they'll flash back to before this, but starting in 1991.
00:18:35 They talk about how Orlando was kind of a great place if you were a millionaire, pedophile Jew looking for young boys to swim in your mansion pool because.
00:18:47 It was like LA.
00:18:50 In that there was somewhat of an entertainment industry there. You had Disney World, for example.
00:18:56 But it wasn't expensive like LA.
00:19:00 And he had a lot of Jews. I mean, just ask, you know, look at the Trump and Trump and company. You know, that whole gang of Jewish well, gangsters live in Florida.
00:19:15 For the same reasons, it's like Nice. It's tropical. OK, we get some hurricanes, but LA gets earthquakes, so it kind of evens out. And it's cheaper and and less scrutiny for some reason. You know, like you hide a lot of bodies in the swamp, I guess.
00:19:32 So this is like a great place if you want to find untouched.
00:19:36 Silent because everyone else is going to LA to make it big and and you've got all these basically more trusting fools. You get the people who aren't so savvy because all the savvy or ambitious types are going to LA to try to make it big. But out here you just have the kind of kids that are.
00:19:55 Like well.
00:19:57 I'll go play Aladdin at Disney World and it's, you know, or on some musical stage and it's, you know, it's kind of like performing and stuff. And I get some training and whatever, but.
00:20:08 Yeah. Obviously that's going to be the end, you know.
00:20:10 There's.
00:20:10 Not really. At the end of that, you're going to go off and be an electrician or something like that. There's no stardom to be had.
00:20:17 So Lou Pearlman decides, is a great place to go and scoop these people up and there he is, Mr. Lou Pearlman, simulating oral sex on a banana, I think.
00:20:31 And he has this record company, which again, it's very unusual that you have this record company company in in Florida. You know none of the other record companies are in Florida and it's it's called transcontinental. That's kind of a strange name.
00:20:48 For a record company.
00:20:51 And it's because he he's tied into all these other businesses. You know, he he has an airline.
00:20:58 An example and he has private jets. And so this rich Jew again humble beginnings.
00:21:04 And now here he is in 1991.
00:21:07 With an airline and a record label in a mansion, throwing boy band parties at his house, how did how did this all begin?
00:21:16 Pearlman made his fortune in the aviation business. His path crossed with the music industry when he started outfitting luxury jets and leasing them to rock.
00:21:22 Now.
00:21:25 Stars one of the bands.
00:21:27 Chartered his airplane was.
00:21:37 And I just question, how could these kids afford?
00:21:40 Definitely. And I was told these kids did $200 million of record sales and 800 million in touring and merchandising. I was like, I'm.
00:21:47 In the wrong business, I'm not a pedophile.
00:21:49 So.
00:21:51 So this pedophile here?
00:21:55 Claims. Oh yeah, I had this company where we had private jets and we were leasing them out to all these big clients. And one of the clients were these kids, new kids on the block. I'd never heard of them. And I was trying to figure out how they could afford my services. And when I found out how much money they made, I was like, well, fuck me, I'm a Jew.
00:22:17 I love money.
00:22:19 So how hard could it be?
00:22:21 If these these new kids on the block are making this much money, how would I just invent a boy band like like them and I could be making that kind of money?
00:22:31 I think I can do that.
00:22:32 I think I could put a group like that together.
00:22:34 He thought he was an artist and wouldn't admit that he was.
00:22:36 Just a pedophile.
00:22:39 Yes, yes. So he, he goes, he goes to work to start his boy band.
00:22:45 We would get this thing in the mail called the blue sheet classifieds for anyone that's in the entertainment field, open auditions for vocal harmony, duop group Louis J Pearlman, entrepreneur, my mom and I were like, well, why not? And Lou signed me on the spot. How he met Lou as well. In 92, Nick auditioned, got the part loose. Limo driver, knew somebody who knew Kevin.
00:23:06 Who was working at Disney at the time. Kevin kept talking about this cousin Brian. Next thing you know, he shows up at our band House. We sang a song together.
00:23:14 Doo Doo.
00:23:17 Yeah, that definitely.
00:23:19 That was the moment that we.
00:23:20 Knew this is Patrick.
00:23:22 I had found Justin. Justin brought in JC so it was the three of us and I knew Joey from Universal.
00:23:28 I don't even know if my mom was gonna even tell me about it unless I brought it up, but I asked her about it. She's like, yeah, you know this guy, Lou Pearlman, called with Justin Timberlake and his mother and wants to start a group in Orlando.
00:23:38 And I knew of Justin at that point because he was only making Mouse Club. I was very excited. I'm like, well, we have to, we have to see what this is.
00:23:51 Right when I land in Orlando, Lou Pearlman meets me at baggage claim and a Rolls Royce, which was insane to me because I've never seen Rolls Royce in person.
00:24:00 It's actually called grooming a minor.
00:24:03 So yeah, he's he's whining and dining these young boys. He starts Backstreet Boys first.
00:24:11 And then he secretly starts In Sync. Second, we'll get into that in a moment.
00:24:21 Lou said. I want to get a house for you guys because I want you guys to be together a lot and I want you guys to, you know, really get to know each other and not worry about you can quit your jobs and all this stuff and that to me, I mean was like, you know, amazing.
00:24:37 I think I'm a great cultivator, and these guys are my family. I put the money out to help them where they don't have to worry about their jobs. They don't have to worry about school, we provide tutors, we give them choreographers. We give him vocal lessons.
00:24:49 He was a pedophile.
00:24:52 So he gives them their this house.
00:24:56 This party house that he has the mall living at.
00:24:59 Where he can keep a close eye on them, we'll get more into that later too.
00:25:04 And they quit their jobs. Or or if they don't have jobs because they're too young and they're underage, they drop out of.
00:25:11 School.
00:25:13 And he makes them practice their routines.
00:25:17 Around the clock, like as much as we like to shit on everyone, that's not a 13 year old girl. I think likes to shit.
00:25:23 On.
00:25:23 Boy bands, it's actually pretty grueling. It actually pretty much sucks like you're you're working 18 hour days.
00:25:32 Seven days a week and you and especially you know, in the beginning when you're you're first getting your routines down and stuff, they're they're they're having to practice over and over and over and over and over again.
00:25:45 Again, all day long in this fucking mansion, and Lou would also, because he had. We'll get her this in a minute. He had a blimp hanger.
00:25:57 In Orlando, he would have them go and and practice in the blimp hangar and part of partially because he he wanted them to be able to.
00:26:08 Sing and dance and do their routines for an entire concert at extreme temperatures with extreme humidity and be used to that environment so that when they went to a stadium and performed, they wouldn't pass out like they'd actually be able to do it. And so they purposely made them.
00:26:28 Do these you know, these grueling singing and dancing routines because you know, they actually didn't lip lip sync the the concerts, they actually really sang at these concerts.
00:26:40 And so in order to do like these, this choreographed dancing bullshit while singing to a, you know, 100,000 screaming, 13 year old girls.
00:26:51 You had to be in in good shape. You had to be on point and you had to be able to seeing without losing your breath and without passing out.
00:27:00 So they're they're basically working around the clock getting ready for these big performances.
00:27:08 We were working our asses off day in and day out. Lou had these gondola hangars for his airships. No air conditioning in there. It was hot as.
00:27:16 Balls, we would learn how to dance. We do choreography and we would learn how to sing on a microphone without being out.
00:27:22 Of breath probably rehearse 6 to 8 hours a day in.
00:27:25 There I'm surprised none of us ever got heatstroke. You're talking.
00:27:28 Ando, Florida, and.
00:27:29 August, when we'd play anywhere, it seemed more inviting than that warehouse did.
00:27:35 Look, you decided to show up.
00:27:37 This is my friend Louis. He took me to a really cool concert.
00:27:39 The other day.
00:27:40 He's a pedophile.
00:27:43 So he.
00:27:45 Again, he he, he, he, he pops in there, stays the night, sometimes acts like they're dead.
00:27:53 Gives them free room and board.
00:27:57 They don't, they, but they don't get. They don't get paid anything just yet. They're just living at some mansion.
00:28:04 Practicing all day long, every day.
00:28:09 And getting ready to be unleashed on the public.
00:28:13 They all were kind of like without dads, so Lou kind of filled that void.
00:28:17 Oh, you don't say?
00:28:20 And again.
00:28:21 Very much playing the uh, the father figure.
00:28:25 Kevin lost his father to cancer. So when we first formed the group, Kevin really looked up to Lou as a father figure. We called him Big Papa. He would go into the office and Transcon and you would be like, come in. What do you need? What do you need?
00:28:38 Whatever we needed, whatever we wanted.
00:28:40 There was a calming about him that you never had to worry about anything. Here I am working three jobs so I can pay rent and when you're around Lou, it was just like you didn't have to worry about money. You'd have to.
00:28:51 Worry about anything. Lou was head of our family. We would have dinners, we would tell.
00:28:54 Him everything losing.
00:28:55 Was loose passport from the.
00:28:58 Good for you.
00:28:59 So it's kind of like a pimp like a little bit, right?
00:29:05 Call me big Papa. Call me big Papa.
00:29:09 And stay in my mansion.
00:29:12 And work and I'll take care of everything. I'll. I'll take care of your food and your clothes and your living living arrangements.
00:29:24 And I'll let you go out on my boat.
00:29:26 And ride around on my jet skis and you can have boy band parties at the mansion.
00:29:33 And I'll you know, as long as you treat me as one of the gang.
00:29:38 Right, as long as you treat me as one of the gang.
00:29:42 Quite literally.
00:29:44 As we'll get into in a moment when they sign the contract, he is technically a member of of the bands that he manages.
00:29:53 We'll get into why that is, but he is technically a Backstreet Boys or a boy, and he's technically a member of NSync, and he's technically a member of LFO and these all these other fucking cringe bands that he was creating.
00:30:07 Mr. Lou Pearlman, the man who started it all, where do we go from here?
00:30:12 Onward and upward.
00:30:13 The way that he handled business is the way that he handled us in the beginning, like give us that extra push.
00:30:21 And grooming my friend is probably the most important thing in business.
00:30:25 Ah yes, given that extra push.
00:30:28 Is a nice way of saying he was a slave driver. And again, while while you know, just like a groomer, no, no. Here play with the. Yeah. Here's here's some. Here's a toy, little boy. Here's some candy.
00:30:42 Now do this thing you don't want to do and don't tell anyone about it.
00:30:47 We would go.
00:30:48 Door to door to every single solitary radio station, and do every interview we would sing a cappella on the radio stations when we released our first US album, things started to pick up, and in doing so, it wouldn't go away. Fans were calling. Fans wanted to see the video and.
00:31:04 In turn, MTV created what we all remember is TRL.
00:31:12 The boy bands made people watch TV all day long. They made them call TRL and the boy band thing made girls just stand in the middle of a busy street in New York City and just yell.
00:31:22 At a window.
00:31:25 And like maybe there was somebody on the other side of that window, maybe there wasn't, maybe it was the guy mopping the floor, but they would just go and scream because Nick Carter had been there.
00:31:38 Another reason why women shouldn't be allowed to vote the other. Here's one thing that I've noticed while putting this together.
00:31:45 There's no version of this for men, really.
00:31:48 There there isn't. There is no. There's no attraction that brings 100,000 screaming little boys.
00:31:56 To a stadium where they're literally passing out.
00:32:00 And and can't handle.
00:32:03 Being in proximity to anything on a stage, but anyway, so that that that was going on. And oh, by the way, MTV at the time this was going on also owned by a Jew, Sumner Redstone.
00:32:17 So some of the Redstone is is making his cut out of this boy band thing that's going on and you know the the secret Jewish handshake promoting these manufactured bands. I mean it's this is.
00:32:31 Like you know, a lot of people think that that oh, it's it's all it's all organic, right. Yeah. You make music. And and if it's good, then it gets popular. It's like, no, that's not. That's not what happens. It's not what happens with anything media when it comes to Jews, whether you're talking about people like Ben Shapiro or bends like.
00:32:51 Backstreet Boys. It's manufactured, it's manufactured and promoted at at Nauseam. And because Jews run all of these different avenues of communication, there's no getting away from it. And so eventually, that's that's what becomes quote, UN quote popular because there's no other, there's no other way to succeed.
00:33:11 Unless you work for a Jewish pimp.
00:33:16 They were hot. Their records were top ten, top 20 at that point. Singles all over the charts, you know, they were selling out shows all over the place.
00:33:41 Again.
00:33:42 These people can vote. I mean, she can't yet, but she's going to or all she can now.
00:33:52 All stadiums full.
00:33:55 Whole stadium is full anyway, so then they talk about how we kind of created a false dichotomy. Again, this this is this is about a jewy. It's like every aspect of Jews is rolled up into Ron or not Ron Lou Pearlman.
00:34:12 It's it's kind of amazing. It's kind of amazing. And the reason why the reason the reason why it's important to go over this is when you look at the documentaries like the one we're watching clips from, that's like the key to all of this. The key to all this is he's a fucking Jew and it's the one thing that.
00:34:31 Never gets mentioned.
00:34:33 They don't mention it once. Not one fucking time in the entire documentary or with all of the other videos that I watched to put this together. Not once is it mentioned. Ohh, and he's Jewish and everything that we're talking about, everything that's happening.
00:34:49 It's super Jewish. It's like really Jewish.
00:34:54 And that's why this problem never gets solved. This is why This is why.
00:35:01 People like me talk about Jews because no one else is. I guess a few more people are these days.
00:35:08 But This is why it needs to happen. This is why this information needs to get out.
00:35:12 So anyway, another very Jewish thing is he creates 2 options. What? You don't like the Backstreet Boys? Well, what about *NSYNC the Backstreet Boys? They're like the kind of dark side, you know? But. But the and since they like the light colorful side, you know the the easy going.
00:35:32 Side so he creates this this.
00:35:35 False illusions. There are these two separate bands. The little girls get and they they have. They get very clannish. They have to decide whether they're like, oh, do I like in sink or do I like Backstreet Boys? And it's like this. It's like Democrats or Republicans, you might say, oh, do I like the Democrat?
00:35:51 At the end of the day, the same Jew runs both of them, and in fact, even unbeknownst to them, so Backstreet Boys literally has no idea.
00:36:02 That he's creating their competition In Sync.
00:36:05 He's doing it secretly, so as he's shopping Backstreet Boys around and and sending them to different gigs and the different radio stations and different promotional events and concerts and stuff, he's without telling them he's got another mansion full of In Sync that he's that he's raising and grooming as their competition.
00:36:26 So that when they they come out onto the the scene they he he controls both sides of this very Jewish coin.
00:36:36 We couldn't even go into the record label because the employees there didn't know we existed and Lou did not want them to know about us just yet because he didn't want to upset the boys, the Backstreet Boys, so and all the accounting that you watched at at transcontinental, everything that they spent on us was under B5 is what they called us.
00:36:57 It was, yeah, it was just, it was weird.
00:37:00 It was Super Jewish is what it was. Super Jewish. Again, it doesn't stop there. It's like every aspect of Jews.
00:37:10 It's like concentrated Jew.
00:37:13 It's like if you were to get all the Jews.
00:37:17 That came to America from Eastern Europe around the turn of the century, and you were to, like, boil them and condense them down and into, like, this gooey black oily juice substance.
00:37:31 And then you use that you put that in a test tube.
00:37:34 Like a drop of Satan and and shook shook it up.
00:37:39 Lou Pearlman would come crawling out.
00:37:45 But anyway.
00:37:46 Continue.
00:37:48 In Sync comes out, their outfits are ridiculous. I mean ridiculous. And they had on these, like, overalls. These Jean looking outfits, they sort of matched. I was.
00:37:58 Like.
00:37:59 Who are?
00:38:00 These clowns you know. And then they started to perform and sing, blew me.
00:38:04 Away Backstreet Boys harmonies were the thing that they focused on the most.
00:38:09 Also, the Backstreet Boys image was a little bit more darker, with blacks and darker clothing, whereas in sink where the guys next door they were basketball jerseys and shorts and Jordan shoes and stuff like that and sink had great harmonies also, but they were really focused on the performance in the show.
00:38:29 Do you want Coke or do you want Pepsi?
00:38:32 Doesn't matter. The same Jew owns both.
00:38:36 How would you like your sugar water going?
00:38:41 That was this Disney show, this Disney performance, and we were burnt out and we were just.
00:38:46 Like we don't want to do it.
00:38:48 And the minute we said no and sink said yes.
00:38:55 Yes, yes, yes. Here we go.
00:38:57 It's.
00:38:58 Come on. Here we go. Here we go. Here, 123 we go one more time.
00:38:59 Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go.
00:39:06 Hey.
00:39:09 Ohh good Lord. So their big break.
00:39:13 Is this this Disney Channel?
00:39:18 Special of the Backstreet Boys turned down and *NSYNC does it because the same Jew runs both of them. Oh, and by the way, another Jew runs Disney.
00:39:29 At the time, Michael Eisner, it's just, it's just Jews all around, everywhere you look, there's a there's a Jew. There literally is a Jew behind every corner and under every rock.
00:39:40 So they get their their their big break, they start selling tons of albums, they start getting booked for concerts and gigs, and Lou Pearlman is rolling in the fucking dough.
00:39:53 Fortunately, I remember the days when we had small crowds, but now they're getting bigger and bigger, and I guess that means that we're doing something right.
00:39:59 You guys are just fantastic.
00:40:01 I like little boys.
00:40:03 Ah, you creepy motherfucker. Anyway.
00:40:07 I mean, he just.
00:40:09 He just everything about him just screams pedophile.
00:40:17 Ah, gross. Anyway, so yeah, this rivalry.
00:40:22 Is all fake.
00:40:24 I mean, they genuinely don't like each other because Backstreet Boys eventually finds out that their manager, the guy their creator, secretly created their competition. And so there is like a real dislike from band to band. But like they, you know, they, they, they've manufactured this it's like East Coast versus West Coast rap in the 90s.
00:40:45 You know, this fake feud thing going on and it just generates more sales and it just makes fans more fanatic.
00:40:53 People you know, like, you know, because.
00:40:56 I like *NSYNC. I like backstreet.
00:40:57 Boys and in fact they do like rivalries that are tied to record sales. And so the fans, some fans, some of these stupid little girls are buying like 3 or 4 CD's instead of just one, hoping to drive up the sale so that their their band and the feud, you know.
00:41:14 Wins the feud. It's very the whole thing's all very jewy.
00:41:18 Backstreet Boys were not happy with *NSYNC. They weren't happy with him because he would put another band together to compete with them.
00:41:27 It was the biggest conflict of interest, like it was the biggest.
00:41:32 Literally don't shit where you eat scenario and it really started to bother.
00:41:38 Us what Lou told us worked like a charm. You know, he pitted US against each other and we stayed against each other our whole entire careers. If I saw them in a room, I wouldn't even want to talk to them. I would. I was scared of them. I didn't know if they were going to yell at me or not.
00:41:53 Lou would come to us and be like, oh, Can you believe the Backstreet Boys Can you believe what they're doing now? This is ridiculous. Whatever. And then you go to them and be like, oh, Can you believe what the In Sync boys are doing? They're not listening to me at all. They're doing this. They're.
00:42:06 Doing this you guys are so much better.
00:42:07 Sounds Jewish.
00:42:10 So again, super jewy behavior.
00:42:13 So he's not just doing this, this false choice.
00:42:17 This false dichotomy to work the fans.
00:42:22 To to extract their resources and attention.
00:42:26 But he's also doing it to.
00:42:30 Work the the bands themselves, giving them this, this fake rivalry between the two of them, so they're willing to go the extra mile like so he can say shit like, oh, well, the Backstreet Boys would have done it, you know, and shit like that and get them to work until their.
00:42:49 Until their vocal cords bleed.
00:42:53 It became this like horse race, both fans wanted to outdo each other.
00:43:04 The girls felt like they had to pick a side like the girls in Times Square were either all about backstreet or they were all about In Sync and you could not like both.
00:43:20 It was churching. I mean, the amount of money that was being made, you can't even imagine because we don't sell records like that today. You know, most people today, you know, they buy one or two records a year back during the teen pop period, they were buying 5A week.
00:43:34 Hi.
00:43:47 We were making $35 a day, which was our per diem. And I remember thinking that was such a lot of money because this is all free. Everything. My life was free 35.
00:43:57 Dollars, $35 a day.
00:44:00 He was paying them $35 a day.
00:44:08 That's right.
00:44:12 When you saw these people on MTV.
00:44:16 Dancing around or whatever.
00:44:19 They were making $35 a day because that was their per diem.
00:44:30 That's that's. That's how much of A Jew.
00:44:35 Lou Pearlman Pearlman was.
00:44:37 Is he had these mega stars?
00:44:40 That were selling millions of albums.
00:44:44 And he was paying them $35 a day.
00:44:51 And they didn't know how it worked. Again, these were stupid high trust society goys from Florida.
00:44:59 Who were just star struck by the fact that they were in these big stadiums, that they had these big crowds. They didn't know how the industry worked because a lot of these guys had never had any kind of maybe even ambitions to do this kind of work.
00:45:14 And to the extent that any of them had done this kind of work, it was like I said, working at like Disney World as Aladdin or something on a stage. And now they're going around in limos and they're flying around in private jets.
00:45:29 And they are being treated to these really expensive dinners.
00:45:36 And while they have to work their asses off.
00:45:40 At the at the, they're staying at a mansion.
00:45:43 And.
00:45:45 These guys came from nothing, so even though it's only $35 a day.
00:45:50 When everything is paid for.
00:45:53 And you're a dumb kid that came from literally nothing.
00:45:57 You're like, oh, maybe this is normal.
00:45:59 Maybe this is normal until we, you know, maybe at the end of the year, for example.
00:46:05 That's when like the big trick comes in.
00:46:08 Because none of them had lawyers to look over the contracts.
00:46:13 None of them had. I mean, they they were all at the mercy of some Jew that their horrible stage mom had trusted.
00:46:22 And that was that was it.
00:46:25 And not some of these kids didn't even read their contracts. They didn't know what was in them, and if they had read, they wouldn't understand them.
00:46:37 So they keep working. They keep doing these big gigs again, 30th making $35 a day.
00:46:43 While Lou Pearlman is.
00:46:47 Rolling in the fucking dough.
00:46:50 Rolling in the dough and they're convinced that this is normal.
00:46:54 Oh, this is cool. We get all that, we get free clothes.
00:46:57 You know we're famous.
00:47:00 We have a free mansion.
00:47:04 I guess this is.
00:47:04 How they do it? No one worked harder than In Sync and Backstreet Boys. No one. These guys didn't get a day off. Never. And if they got a day off, I got them for a.
00:47:13 Photo shoot we've been touring for about almost 2.
00:47:15 Years number one albums.
00:47:17 Countless, countless radio promotions.
00:47:20 Things were going great.
00:47:21 For us, this as good as it gets right here.
00:47:24 I remember this one trip to Los Angeles. I was so excited about because Lou was hyping up the fact that this was going to be our first check presentation, and at this point, we've worked so hard and we've gotten 0. It's all kind of accumulated and they're just going to give it all to us in one.
00:47:39 Batch and a check and.
00:47:42 So that this is the big payoff is finally going to happen, right?
00:47:47 They've been working for two years.
00:47:49 They're selling out stadiums, they've got these massive numbers when it comes to record sales again like that, that, that Jew chick that the music journalists cause, they're all Jews, like literally everyone involved in this is J.
00:48:06 Like she said, this was like peak.
00:48:10 Record sales out of all of history, really, because it's never gonna go back to that. So this is like the most money.
00:48:18 That the industry has ever been making, and they're the biggest artists making money during that period.
00:48:26 And they've been doing it for two years.
00:48:30 And Lou Pearlman invites them all out to this big dinner.
00:48:34 And they're finally going to get their payoff.
00:48:37 They're finally get their their money.
00:48:41 Like oh, finally, all they all have dollar signs. All this hard work is finally.
00:48:47 Going to pay off, he takes us to Lawry's very lavish dinner. You know, Lou love those big family dinners we had all our family there.
00:48:54 He had all the parents to come at this time. They had sold over 10 million records. I was just kind of doing the math in my head, but I kept thinking, OK, if it's just $1,000,000.
00:49:06 Divide that up by 5 and Lance is gonna get $200,000.
00:49:11 You start thinking in your head like what could it be? Is it 6 figures? It is it $1,000,000 like what am I about to like fall into right now? My life is about to.
00:49:20 Change and I'm thinking to myself. Ohh this is gonna get crazy. A lot of money now this is.
00:49:26 Going to be nuts.
00:49:27 I was on Cloud 9. I was on top of the world at that point. I mean, we thought we there was as big as we could possibly get. I opened up the envelope I see.
00:49:35 Check.
00:49:36 And.
00:49:37 Oh my gosh. Like my heart sunk and I I couldn't believe the number I was.
00:49:41 Looking at 10.
00:49:42 1010 thousand dollars.
00:49:42 Dollars.
00:49:45 $10,000.
00:49:47 That's right, two years.
00:49:54 Two years and 10 million albums later.
00:49:58 $10,000.
00:50:01 And they're getting $35 a day.
00:50:05 And their big bonus check.
00:50:08 After two years.
00:50:11 Of selling out.
00:50:13 Stadiums being on MTV all the time.
00:50:18 And selling 10 million records.
00:50:22 $10,000.
00:50:32 It get it gets so much you think this is the jewy part?
00:50:36 No, this is this is not this isn't this is not.
00:50:39 At all the jewelry part.
00:50:42 We're just getting started here, folks. The Jewishness just it just grows and grows.
00:50:50 It's incredible how jewy this guy is.
00:50:54 So anyway.
00:50:56 And not to sound ungrateful because $10,000 is a lot of money, but when you compare it to how many hours that we had put in to this group for years.
00:51:08 It didn't even touch minimum wage at all.
00:51:10 Until I may be down right now, at least I don't work for Jews.
00:51:18 Yep. So they were making less than minimum wage.
00:51:23 You know, half that half the salary.
00:51:27 Of minimum wage.
00:51:29 And they're like, what the fuck?
00:51:33 $10,000 you took us out like that meal.
00:51:37 That meal was was probably at least $1000.
00:51:41 And you, you're you're giving us $10,000.
00:51:46 For all of this work.
00:51:50 Something's not right. Something's not right here.
00:51:54 We start selling out stadiums, start selling out arenas, start doing all this stuff, and we started looking at our bank accounts and it's just like something, isn't that enough? Lou's getting paid. The promoters are getting paid.
00:52:08 Some of the guys couldn't pay for their car payment or couldn't pay for their.
00:52:11 Apartment. Basically, we thought it was like.
00:52:15 A normal thing you know to get food, money. And then we thought essentially at the end of the road there would be some magical big check. When you're working 18 hours a day.
00:52:25 You know, just to get to sleep that night, you don't have time to look over contracts and and make sense of.
00:52:32 Things? It was so insulting. I felt like someone had punched me in.
00:52:35 Face I knew at that moment it was the first time that I thought to myself, Oh my gosh, something's wrong. Like blue is. Is is there's something wrong with blue, he's not. He's lying.
00:52:46 To us, I mean, he's a Jew.
00:52:50 I like how it took him that long.
00:52:53 I mean, I I don't know alarm bells will be going off in.
00:52:55 My.
00:52:56 Head at the $35 a day thing I would be like. Yeah, I don't know. Like.
00:53:02 We we kind of sold out stadiums and sold 10 million records.
00:53:08 And I'm getting $35 a day.
00:53:11 And yeah, I get it. You know, we were getting to live with this mansion for free, and we're getting food and stuff and.
00:53:17 But.
00:53:20 Wouldn't you at least want to read the? The thing is, these guys just weren't.
00:53:23 That.
00:53:23 Bright, obviously these guys are not that bright and they're.
00:53:26 Trusting.
00:53:27 And unfortunately that that describes the majority of Americans.
00:53:31 The majority of people we've talked about this, it doesn't matter, you know, white or not, 80% of people are just in the way, motherfuckers.
00:53:42 80% of the public are just literally NPCs.
00:53:45 They're just going along with the with the motions. This is why I've always said, you know, it's kind of useless to red pill the normies because they don't really matter because the these are the normies.
00:53:57 These the normies are going to get tricked by Jews no matter what.
00:54:01 Even even the ones that you see on TV, the normies dancing around and girls are screaming and and you think they're rich and famous or whatever. No, they're getting tricked by Jews like everybody else.
00:54:14 And that was the case.
00:54:17 Yeah, they, they, they were just trusting fools.
00:54:20 They had no idea that I I don't know why. I mean, look at this guy. Not exactly the most trusting looking guy I've ever seen. But hey, whatever these guys don't have dads and increasingly that describes the American public too.
00:54:32 And I don't mean just not not dad dads. I mean, they don't have any, any kind of positive male role models in their life whatsoever.
00:54:46 So all of the Jew has to do is swoop in and take advantage of that.
00:54:50 And that's precisely what they're doing.
00:54:54 It's just that.
00:54:56 Mr. Pearlman here just took it to like extreme levels and again, we're not even at the.
00:55:02 We haven't even reached all the jewy parts yet, so he's he's given them $10,000 for three years worth of work, plus the $35 a day. Whatever that adds up to, you know.
00:55:16 And.
00:55:17 They're like, OK, well, this doesn't seem like this doesn't seem right.
00:55:24 We didn't know where it was going. We're like how who was making.
00:55:27 This my uncle's a lawyer at the time I didn't have money to.
00:55:30 Hire a lawyer.
00:55:32 So, OK, you call up family started out like with this, you know, small little, OK, this is bad. This this is really bad. The deeper they dug.
00:55:43 The worse it got, and it was just this webs upon webs of robbery.
00:55:49 He said this is one of the worst contracts I've ever seen in music history and y'all need to try to.
00:55:56 Get out of this. Lou made himself the 1/6 member of Backstreet.
00:56:00 Noise. So anything we made Lou made exactly.
00:56:04 He was the 6th member of *NSYNC and he was proud of that fact because it was going to help us because we wouldn't have to pay a manager. We wouldn't have to pay the record label. You know, his would come out of the six member, I mean.
00:56:15 He really sold.
00:56:16 Us a whole amount of goods of the six member is the way to go.
00:56:22 Lou, who is making it seem like we were in so much debt that it would be a long time before we saw some real money, and that's when we learned the word recoupable. That's a word that's never been in our vocabulary until this moment. And the lawyers were explaining to us, well, the reason you're in debt is because, you know, they spend this money on your record pressing.
00:56:42 And they, you know, you had this concert, the rent for the house. Ohh, all those dinners, those lavish dinners that Lou was taking you to, that you were thanking him for. That's your dinners. You were paying for it.
00:56:53 There's no such thing as a free.
00:56:56 Meal.
00:56:58 So basically all this stuff they thought that was free.
00:57:02 That he was just being this nice, this kindly, fatherly Jew that was like, you know what? I feel bad for you guys. I'm gonna scoop you out of your out of your ghetto single mom life let you stay at this mansion and train you up and then we're going to get, you know, get you guys to be stars.
00:57:23 They thought that this was all just the the acts of a A these were the acts of a a wealthy.
00:57:31 Generous man, when in fact he was charging them for every single one of those things every time he took them out to some big lavish dinner, he was deducting that out of what was supposed to go to them. He made himself a member of the band so he could take an additional cut so that if money ever did trickle down to them.
00:57:52 He got an equal portion.
00:57:55 It's just that not not a whole lot of money ever trickled down to them, because he was also their manager and he was also their record label and he was he was every, every step of the way, every everywhere that you could possibly take a cut.
00:58:08 He took a cut, so by the time the money actually did trickle down to them, it was, it went. Think about think of this way, the record sales for 10,000,010 million that's a lot 10 million albums. This is back when albums cost at least $15.15 to $20. OK.
00:58:29 So let's just say it costs 10 million, right? That's $100 million in sales.
00:58:36 $100 million.
00:58:38 Trickles all the way down to $10,000.
00:58:44 That's some Jewy shit right there.
00:58:47 That's some super Jewy shit right there.
00:58:51 So they're they're talking to family members that because again, this is another problem with goys goys don't have.
00:58:59 Lawyer, uncles or lawyer dads or, you know, a lot of people don't go into that profession, especially if you're just some working class kid that can sing.
00:59:09 And so you don't know any better. You don't expect people to be fucking you over. You don't expect to need a lawyer. You think that you're just singing? You think it's just gonna be like this? Yeah. Like, why would anyone fuck me?
00:59:20 Over.
00:59:21 You know why would someone who's pretending to be like my father figure ever fuck me over?
00:59:26 And so it's even hard for them to even find someone that can that can comprehend the contract because these guys can't comprehend it. Like I said, even if they read it, they don't understand the legalese that's in it, because it's written in some weird Jew language that was developed by Jews so that guys couldn't understand contracts like this.
00:59:44 So when they finally find some family members that can decipher the the Jew code that's in their contract, they're like, Oh yeah, you. You guys kind of got fucked.
00:59:53 You're kind of fucked and you signed that. You signed ze papers, you know? So this is just your deal.
00:59:59 And he owns you.
01:00:02 So you're kind of fucked right now.
01:00:08 So you have this guy who is a family member to you. I mean, he is Papa Lou. Someone I told so many things to when all of a sudden that is ripped away from you and you see the true face of someone. And they've been duping you this whole time.
01:00:23 It's scars you. It's scars you for.
01:00:24 Life, why would you do this to us? You know you. You broke our hearts. You know you.
01:00:32 You stole from us. You took advantage of us.
01:00:35 There was this person that I had all this complete trust in.
01:00:40 Suddenly.
01:00:41 The carpet just got ripped out from underneath us.
01:00:44 So he felt entitled. I mean, this whole time, Liu really thought.
01:00:50 He's just entitled to all of this. You know, if if if his idea, you know, to do this and he introduced you this person to get you that record deal, then yeah, he was entitled to 90% of your business because if it wasn't for him, you'd be nothing. So do you want 10% or nothing? It went from Jolly Lou to like, I don't give a fuck about you right now. And it was just like, no smile. The rest of the time.
01:01:10 I ever saw him.
01:01:11 After all, he is a Jew.
01:01:15 Again, they they don't mention the the the main ingredient to this scenario, the fact that he's a Jew.
01:01:23 Like this? Can't this doesn't exactly serve as a cautionary tale if you leave out the relevant fact. The most relevant fact that this is what happens when you do business with Jews. This is what happens when you let Jews run your country. This is what happens when you have Jews in your society. You have people like this.
01:01:44 And you kind of strip away any kind of usefulness that a documentary like this would have, or any of the reporting on this would have. When you leave out that very extremely relevant fact.
01:02:02 That Lou Pearlman was just doing what Jews do.
01:02:08 And it doesn't matter if they're a record mogul.
01:02:14 And in fact, as we'll see, because this is not the only business he was.
01:02:17 In.
01:02:18 It doesn't matter if you if you're just a record mogul or anything else.
01:02:22 Anyone that does business with a Jew has to worry about this kind of shit happening.
01:02:28 Because this is what they do.
01:02:31 I mean, how many streams have we done?
01:02:34 You know whether you're talking about Crazy Eddie.
01:02:37 You know whether you're talking about, you know, different Ponzi schemes that we've had over how many streams have we done about just fucking Ponzi Jews?
01:02:49 And spoiler alert, some of that gets every kind of Jew, every kind of Jew gets wrapped up into Lew. OK, Lou the Jew.
01:02:58 There's going to.
01:02:59 Be a little bit of that coming up, OK.
01:03:02 But they completely leave that out. You would have no idea.
01:03:07 And This is why the Gois keep falling forward again. And This is why the Jews get very upset when people like me start pointing out Jewish behavior.
01:03:17 But that side of him, the coldness that I saw, that optimism that we had seen, I mean, there was nothing jolly going on there. He he was just a different person. Yeah, so that was a shock to me. I I.
01:03:30 Don't know. Duh, but do you know?
01:03:32 Why?
01:03:32 Because he's Jewish.
01:03:35 I mean again, hello, this is I. I just don't understand how a man could could behave in this way. And he was so jolly and happy. And the whole time he was ripping us off. I just don't. I can't comprehend it.
01:03:54 Because he's a Jew.
01:03:57 Because he's this is what Jews do.
01:04:02 This.
01:04:04 Not surprising.
01:04:07 When you understand this.
01:04:11 It's like when they they leave all the the racial ask, you know, it's like when you hear about a shooting or some horrible crime and they don't show a picture of the person who did it. It's because they're black.
01:04:23 And they're hiding it.
01:04:25 Because they don't want white people to be armed with the truth.
01:04:28 And to realize black people are dangerous.
01:04:32 And I shouldn't relax around them. And what happens?
01:04:35 Because of that, that, that.
01:04:38 Deception.
01:04:40 White people die.
01:04:42 White people die because they're not given the information.
01:04:46 To recognize patterns.
01:04:49 And the same thing applies here.
01:04:51 By hiding the fact that he's Jewish.
01:04:54 White people are not armed with the information necessary.
01:04:58 To make proper decisions.
01:05:04 So then they try, because they're not going to talk about how he's Jewish and that has anything to do with why he is the way that he is. They try to make excuses.
01:05:14 For or or you know what? What could possibly explain? Look, I can't figure it out. This is a tough nut to crack. Why would Luke Pearlman act this way?
01:05:25 Ohh. Maybe if we go back to his childhood, right? Maybe we go back to his childhood in Queens.
01:05:32 To his Jewish neighborhood.
01:05:35 Where he grew up, surrounded by other Jews.
01:05:39 And we interview.
01:05:40 You know his childhood friends like David Leibenstein, another Jew.
01:05:47 Or his other friend Danny Leibenstein. You know, like, let's let's what what happens if we go back to and and talk to his neighborhood friends and they and they, they, you know, again.
01:05:58 Gloss over the fact that he's a Jew from a Jewish neighborhood. They say, Oh well, he was a fat kid.
01:06:05 He was a fat kid and no one liked him.
01:06:09 He was a fat kid that no one liked and he always wanted to impress people.
01:06:14 He wanted to impress people and he wanted to to make lots of money so people would like him.
01:06:20 And that's why he was Super Jewy has nothing to do with the fact that he was a Jew. It's cause he was a poor fat kid. Here's another Jew friend of his, Alan Gross.
01:06:31 Other friend that got into business with him, in fact.
01:06:36 So when he was a kid and it's kind of, it's kind of funny. The fat kid gets into blimps, but but his friend here, Alan Gross, was one of the only other drew kids that would, that would hang out with him.
01:06:51 And he was obsessed with blimps because the Goodyear Blimp would fly over New York and they would look at the Goodyear Blimp and say, oh, man, wouldn't that be great if one day we could have blimps?
01:07:05 And they would, they would go and watch the Goodyear blimp there. There, there he is. There he is. There's little fat fuck himself with his friend.
01:07:14 You know, obsessing about the Goodyear Blimp in the 60s.
01:07:20 And you know, he would sit in his room thinking about blimps and like most kids, of course.
01:07:27 Blue being a dreamer that he was, he did spend a lot of time by himself in his room drawing up business plans and and then thinking about how he can make money.
01:07:37 Yeah, like every.
01:07:38 Kid says the Jew. Well, you know, being the dreamer that he was, he used to sit in his room by himself, thinking about how he could make money.
01:07:46 Yeah, that's totally normal behavior for us Jews. So I don't see what's weird about that. I remember when I was a kid and I would sit in my room by myself scheming about how I was going to make money.
01:07:57 That's what. That's what I would do as a as a young boy. Boy, I, I sure remember those days.
01:08:02 Days sitting around with a, you know, a box of colored pencils sketching out pictures of blimps and thinking. Yeah, one of these days I'm going to I'm going to screw the going out of all every every last fucking penny that they have.
01:08:16 Because I'm gonna. I'm obsessed with making money.
01:08:20 All I think about is, is fucking dollar signs.
01:08:23 Lou always talked about himself as this, like child prodigy of business.
01:08:30 And he probably was right. That's what we're always told about Jews.
01:08:34 Right. I guess that's why right? Like, because because young Devon wasn't sitting around scheming all day in his bedroom by himself thinking about how he was gonna make money. That's why. That's why these Jews are all millionaires. And I'm not. Right. It's because of their business acumen. It's because they have the.
01:08:53 Mind that I'm jealous of the business, mind the entrepreneurial spirit that the American Dream has has manifest in the Jew. And that's that's really the problem, right?
01:09:06 That's the problem. It's the colorblind meritocracy, right at work, when it comes to Jews, the Jews are just they're they're just giving that environment where they're it. It's it's ripe for the picking. You know, it's like they're they're able to grow and and and blossom and and reach all of their their their dreams of.
01:09:26 When they were kids scheming for money all day in their bedroom by themselves, all those dreams can come true in a in a country like America.
01:09:32 America, and just like he told this guy from another cringe boy band boy band called O Town. Dude's name is Ashley anyway.
01:09:46 You know? Yeah, you know, you know, in between massages, he's telling this boy, actually, uh, you know, when I when I was a boy.
01:09:54 Play.
01:09:55 I was super. I had Jew brain. I was always thinking about how I was going to make money. I had this perfect business, man. But that's how I that's how I became rich and I was able to to fund the this band Old Town in addition to, you know, all these big blockbuster boy bands you've heard of. That's why I'm I'm the one with the private jet and you're not going. That's why I'm the one in charge.
01:10:19 That's why I'm your manager and you're the one dancing like a monkey on that fucking stage for $35 a day.
01:10:24 OK, because I got the the massive Jew brain.
01:10:29 You know, and he would always tell this story as an example of his, like, entrepreneurial genius at a young age that he had this paper route that started with this kid David, who he went to work for.
01:10:44 I had a great paper out. It was the New York Post, probably 100 papers today and if you were lucky, you got some tips. So maybe you made 15.
01:10:52 Dollars a week the story continues on that David wants to get out of the paper route.
01:11:00 And so he offers to.
01:11:02 To Lou for $500.00. So that's a lot of money for little Lou Pearlman to come up with. Brilliant. Lou Pearlman decides that instead of buying just one paper route, he's going to get multiple paper routes from there. He hires a whole team of newspaper delivery.
01:11:20 Boys to set out delivering all these papers for him, he decides to take it another step and create this fully customized experience for each one of the customers finds out exactly how do they want the newspaper delivered, and in the door do they want it under the door? Do they want it under the mat and he starts making these index cards cataloguing?
01:11:41 Exactly how each customer wants the newspaper delivered. He then decides to do something that's never been done before, do a deal with Dunkin' Donuts.
01:11:50 So that customers can have their Sunday brunch delivered along with the Sunday paper. So now he's got this full scale business of all these Newsies in this conglomerate newspaper delivery service. Not only was he able to pay back the initial $500.00 with interest.
01:12:11 But he also made this huge profit.
01:12:18 Total bullshit. I didn't sell him the paper out. He had nothing to do with the.
01:12:22 Paper route. We didn't have the ability to sell paper routes.
01:12:28 So again, it's another Jewish lie. It always, by the way, can I just comment on how, how fucking jewy this guy looks?
01:12:39 He looks like a cartoon Jew.
01:12:43 I can't. I can't get over how Julie, that he's just like if I made a Jewish marionette, it would look like that guy. But anyway, it's it's bullshit.
01:12:57 The back story of all these guys, it's always fucking bullshit.
01:13:02 He makes up some story about how he he Oh yeah. Saved up all my Jew money.
01:13:07 For my bar mitzvah.
01:13:09 And I I bought a paper route.
01:13:12 And then I I I like how even in his his Jew fantasy.
01:13:16 His his his July fantasy. He's not even he's still not the one actually doing the work.
01:13:23 Right, right. He, you know, he used his big Jew brain and his Jew fantasy to to get the goy to actually do all the work for them and deliver all the papers while he just used his big Jew brain to write out these index cards and work out deals with Dunkin' Donuts and shit.
01:13:42 But he's not actually doing any of the work himself.
01:13:45 But no, it was a bullshit lie.
01:13:48 It was a bullshit fucking lie and uh, he just made it up. He never he never fucking delivered papers.
01:13:55 His dad had money.
01:13:58 So his dad only I think a a dry cleaning business.
01:14:02 And put him through school and we'll get to that in a second. But he never. Yeah, he he never like. It was never like, oh, I had nothing. And I.
01:14:09 I built up an empire.
01:14:13 He was also the cousin of Art Garfunkel.
01:14:19 Of Simon and Garfunkel.
01:14:22 And one of the big turning points in his life, they say.
01:14:27 That it that basically explains all of his Super Jewish behavior.
01:14:31 Is that nobody liked him and no one wanted to go to his bar mitzvah.
01:14:37 So we told all the kids at school.
01:14:39 Then if you go to my bar mitzvah art garfunkel's gonna be there.
01:14:44 And this is at a time when when Simon and Garfunkel were actually kind of big.
01:14:48 And so everyone's like, oh, that's that's kind of cool. But they also didn't believe him because he was a big Jew liar.
01:14:55 And so the kids that did sort of like, well, let's just go see because, you know, worst case scenario, he doesn't show up and we can make fun of him at school for being.
01:15:05 A.
01:15:05 Big Jew liar. But then Art Garfunkel actually shows up to his bar mitzvah.
01:15:10 Because again, you know, Jews in the music industry, right. And everyone's so impressed by the fact that.
01:15:17 Art Garfunkel went to his bar mitzvah that they actually think he's kind of cool for a.
01:15:22 Day.
01:15:23 And he thinks to himself, wow, apparently that's how I can get people to.
01:15:28 Like.
01:15:28 Me is by, you know, music or whatever. At least that's what they try to say in this documentary that doesn't mention the fact that.
01:15:37 They mentioned has a has a bar mitzvah I guess so in a way they sort of mentioned these Jewish and obviously if you know anything about the last name, Pearlman. Right. But most people aren't putting this together.
01:15:46 Right, most people aren't putting this together because they've been programmed not to.
01:15:53 So he goes to Business School. Look at that. Look at that. Fucking he every every photo of him, every every piece of food. He's just the most disgusting looking pedophile looking motherfucker in every there's not a single photo where he just looks like a normal fat guy.
01:16:14 Like there's not. There's not even a one where it just looks like, like all right. He's a fat guy. No, no, he's not a fat guy. He's like he's.
01:16:23 He's just a fucking straight up pedo in in every photo that exists.
01:16:28 So anyway, in after Business School he comes up with this plan, this plan that he's going to start a blimp company.
01:16:37 He's going to start a blimp company and make it big just like him and his buddy always wanted to do when he was a kid.
01:16:45 And he gets some money from his parents to start this blimp company. And there he is again, looking like a pedophile. Because literally.
01:16:54 There's just not. There's just not a single image of this man where he doesn't. Which, by the way, how stage moms?
01:17:02 Had to they. They hadn't been like willfully shutting something down, right? They had to have.
01:17:08 Been.
01:17:09 Because I always hear, like, oh, women's intuition and oh, this guy gave me the ick. Well, weird how, like this guy wasn't giving anyone the ick when he had mansions and and and boats.
01:17:22 And shared apparently, apparently.
01:17:24 Out of anyone that should be giving you the.
01:17:26 Ick.
01:17:27 Like that it should be this guy like hands down, he gives me the ick. It's like, come on. How? How are you impervious to the ICC rays that are emanating from this creature?
01:17:39 But they were. But anyway, so he starts this blimp company and because he's a Jew and he wants to scam people he.
01:17:51 Decides not to actually buy a real blimp. Instead, he finds a used.
01:17:57 Blimp like airship that was used by logging companies, it was it was basically surplus. It was no longer able to fly anymore and so that he bought it for pennies on the dollar.
01:18:12 And then he worked with another Jewish company, Jordache, from the, you know, Jordash jeans.
01:18:20 That were very big in the 80s and 90s. Jewish company. For those who don't know.
01:18:27 Pretty much every clothing company, by the way, every clothing brand you know from gap to jordash to, you know, whatever you can think of from the 80s and 90s and probably you know today as well all Jewish companies.
01:18:41 They work out that they're like his first big client.
01:18:45 So his first client really. So he uses his Jew networking powers to sign for his first ever client jordash jeans, where he's going to get this blimp that he bought for $10,000 from a logging company.
01:19:03 And he's going to fly around New York with this blimp.
01:19:09 And uh, make some money.
01:19:12 But.
01:19:14 Another Jewish thing. Again, this guy. Everything that you every Jewish trope is is encapsulated in lieu of the Jew here.
01:19:25 It was all an insurance scam.
01:19:28 He knew this thing wasn't going to fly.
01:19:32 So he insured it for $3,000,000. He bought it for $10,000.
01:19:38 And justice, like Lucky Larry Silverstein.
01:19:41 He insured it for $3,000,000.
01:19:45 It flew for about 15 minutes.
01:19:48 And crashed immediately.
01:19:51 And then he collected the $3,000,000.
01:19:55 That he got from the insurance money.
01:19:59 He then fired his his his boy, you know, boyhood friend who actually wanted to have blimps like he. He really did like blimps and wanted to have a blimp company.
01:20:12 And didn't want to be in the insurance fraud business.
01:20:17 So he fired his friend, who wasn't going to play ball, I guess.
01:20:21 And then with his $3,000,000.
01:20:24 He moved to Orlando, where where wealthy scumbag Jews like to move. Just ask.
01:20:31 Trump's inner circle, and he started another blimp company called Airship International.
01:20:40 Airship International, where he got these big clients now that he's got some money to get, like a real blimp.
01:20:47 He actually gets the the MetLife Insurance company as a.
01:20:53 A A client.
01:20:55 And they were, you know, they they did advertisements with the blimp, went to stadiums during big sports ball events. He also got McDonald's, obviously a big client.
01:21:10 And but then that all kind of fell apart because he didn't. He turns out he actually didn't have a massive Jew brain that was really good at but.
01:21:22 So it all kind of fell to pieces but miraculously, and we'll get into how that happened, maybe a little bit later.
01:21:31 We're actually pretty, actually. Well, let's let's get.
01:21:33 Into it now.
01:21:33 Why not? So then he starts an airline, which is. That's weird. How how does a Jew start an airline?
01:21:40 A Jew whose blimp company just went under and he doesn't really have any money. I mean, he got that 3,000,000 bucks to start the blimp company and then had two big clients. And then within, like a few years was out of business and now.
01:21:55 We start an airline.
01:21:58 Wow, that sounds really.
01:22:00 Really ambitious, to say the least.
01:22:04 And he got a lot of people to invest in his airline.
01:22:08 Lots of people you know, investing their retirement.
01:22:13 Their entire retirement fund into his transcontinental.
01:22:20 Trans. That sounds. That sounds big Transcontinental's transcontinental airline.
01:22:28 I first found out about the investments from a friend of mine. He said. If you got some money to invest, I've got a program ran by a gentleman through Trans County called Lou Pearlman. When I first met Lou, he was very jovial, easy to talk to, very impressed by everything I see.
01:22:48 Letters of accommodation, appreciation and of course, the key of the city. And he says I'm going to show you why your money's safe.
01:22:57 So he pulls out the FDIC documents, he pulls out AIG, he pulls out Lloyds of London, reassurance. But the way his company's booming, I'm. I'm pretty sure it's going to be going.
01:23:11 Up this is a picture of my husband, Andy Masich.
01:23:16 World War 2 Veteran was a prisoner of war in Germany.
01:23:21 For nine months, he's my hero.
01:23:25 My friend Luther and his wife also invested with.
01:23:28 Who?
01:23:29 And they're the ones that told us about it and told us what a.
01:23:32 Good deal. It was. My parents didn't spend an extra penny on anything. They were excellent cooks. They would rather cook at home and and here they were retired, not spending a penny. They'd ever went on vacation if they went on vacation with to see my sister somewhere never thought my father had this much money ever. And he wanted to leave.
01:23:50 Something to us. And then we were introduced to this opportunity and it looks good. Passive ridiculous returns on you've got money ISA from transcontinental to TCM. It was a special account that TCA had transcontinental airlines had.
01:24:08 He's got look at these airplanes.
01:24:11 So he's got, like, some big, I don't know how he afforded these giant airplanes.
01:24:15 But he's got this airline and people are like, wow, this this looks legit. You know, he's got these big airplanes and shit.
01:24:23 And we're gonna invest in his airline and make some money.
01:24:27 On on his with his his massive Jew brain that's so good at business.
01:24:35 Again, that massive pedophile 2 brain.
01:24:40 Ah, gross. Anyway, so.
01:24:43 His airline money.
01:24:46 Is how he's able to bankroll.
01:24:50 All these boy bands, and he's getting and look he's and he's he's getting the other people in on the deal. You know this so they can make a little bit of this money too because his airline is growing. I mean I mean who hasn't flown transcontinental, right? That's an airline I've flown on several times.
01:25:08 And he's he's rolling in the dough.
01:25:17 I know in the industry and so do a lot of people who I speak to in the industry, tell me that they're one of these contracts.
01:25:25 So he's scamming people, you know, with Fast forward. Now back to the late 90s.
01:25:31 There's starting to be some controversy you have In Sync and Backstreet Boys trying to break the contract with.
01:25:40 And because they're only getting $35 a day with the occasional $10,000 bonus while he's rolling around, he's got he has a full time limo driver. He's got this huge palace that he lives in. He's got a yacht, he's got, you know, apparently an airline. He has massive jets and.
01:26:01 And, you know, 740 sevens and whatnot.
01:26:03 And so, you know, they're trying to break contracts with because they think this is a bad deal.
01:26:11 As In Sync, looking through our contracts with the lawyers, they found one little out. If Transcon didn't sign us to an American label within a certain amount of time, then the contract was void and they signed us to a German label, not an American label and now is our little nugget of hope of being able to leave our deal.
01:26:30 And we told them that that's when Lou sued us.
01:26:35 We needed to figure out how to either fix it or get rid of Lou altogether, and it was just like, no smile. The rest of the time I ever saw him.
01:26:44 The hate started at the end when the boys wanted to renegotiate contracts and they wanted more money. Then the lawsuits came in and it was the craziest thing you will ever imagine.
01:26:58 He sued us for a name he said he was In Sync because he owned the name and it was 100.
01:27:02 And $50 million lawsuit.
01:27:04 I believe and again remember we've only gotten paid 10,000.
01:27:08 So again, he's super Joey. He's suing people who, who he knows only have $10,000.
01:27:14 For $150 million.
01:27:17 For trying to get out of their contract that earns them $10,000 every three years, I guess.
01:27:23 And because they're trying to gather contract legally because there was a loophole, it was a little jewy, but, you know, whatever. So was the contract.
01:27:31 Where if they were not, they were not, I guess, signed to an American label or or sold to an American. I don't know how that works, but apparently the loophole was the company was.
01:27:43 And and so it you know that that that was going to be there out. So he sues them for 150 million.
01:27:49 Dollars.
01:27:50 You know, similar negotiations are going on with the Backstreet Boys.
01:27:56 Fans have even formed a prayer circle outside of the courthouse.
01:27:59 Please be with them today in the court and please make them really come out victorious.
01:28:04 Jesus fucking Christ.
01:28:07 Oh my God, these women your race is going extinct and I don't see you making prayer circles for that.
01:28:17 Well, when your favorite boy band is in trouble.
01:28:20 Oh, you're right there. You're right there on the front lines, aren't you?
01:28:24 Anyway.
01:28:25 So they they they're, you know, the the prayer circles must have worked.
01:28:30 Because.
01:28:34 The kids should take a step back and.
01:28:36 Say, how did I get here?
01:28:38 Who took the risk? Who put up all the money?
01:28:41 Who's my real big?
01:28:42 Papa, in what world? Aren't you a pedophile?
01:28:47 Business, despite his his slimy Jew pedophile reasoning and trying to weasel around the the court.
01:29:00 He he does get out out or he does lose the case.
01:29:03 We had to break our contract with Lou in order to do that, we went to the court and said.
01:29:09 We have the name In Sync and he is not a part of that.
01:29:14 Name that judge looked at us, looked at Lou and said so you, Sir.
01:29:20 Are saying that you are In Sync and these five guys, who my daughter has their poster on her wall is not In Sync.
01:29:29 She's like that doesn't make sense. And she sided with us. She let us out of that.
01:29:34 Contract as Backstreet Boys went a little differently, we went ahead and filed the lawsuit. You know, we basically put money aside. That was the 1/6 for Lou, kept that in a separate escrow and the minute we were done with everything.
01:29:48 We cut him a check and we were free and Lou was number more.
01:29:56 So Lou gets cut out.
01:29:58 Of *NSYNC.
01:30:00 And Backstreet Boys.
01:30:03 His two major creations.
01:30:07 It was the first person that stabbed me in the back. The first person that I realized I couldn't trust. The first person that I could look back and just hear the lies to my face and then also say yeah.
01:30:18 I don't want to renegotiate. You owe me everything and just be so mean spirited.
01:30:23 About it, I never in a million years thought a person that I entrusted my life with and owed my career my life to. I mean everything at that point in my life could do something like.
01:30:37 This it's OK to steal as long as you steal from gleam.
01:30:42 Again, leaving out the most relevant detail that the reason why all this happened. The reason why you couldn't figure it out is you were expecting him to act like a normal person and not like a Jew.
01:30:58 But he was acting like a Jew.
01:31:03 And people will continue to fall for this.
01:31:07 If this data is left out of the calculation.
01:31:14 It is OK to steal if you're stealing from the going.
01:31:19 It is OK morally.
01:31:22 For Jews, religious Jews.
01:31:25 To treat people like this.
01:31:27 Who aren't Jews?
01:31:32 So even if it's quote UN quote, one of the good ones.
01:31:36 It's still OK.
01:31:39 And people will say.
01:31:41 Oh well, it's it's it must be a religious problem then, right?
01:31:47 No.
01:31:48 It's it's actually the other way around.
01:31:51 The religion is not what produces the Jew. The Jew is what produced that religion.
01:31:59 That religion didn't just spring out of nowhere.
01:32:04 It came from the minds.
01:32:07 Of Jews.
01:32:10 It's a reflection of their biology.
01:32:15 This is what's so frustrating, and this is also why Jews have spent so much time trying to muddy the waters and cloud the thinking of non Jews by trying to create this this false argument about whether it's is it, is it nature or nurture.
01:32:34 Is it? Is it biological or is it environmental?
01:32:39 Well, the environment is created by the biology.
01:32:46 That's like saying.
01:32:48 Beavers are are influenced by their dams, not well. The Beavers built the dams.
01:32:55 In fact, if you get a Beaver and they've done this, if you get a Beaver and take it and put it in captivity.
01:33:03 A Beaver that's never seen a dam before.
01:33:06 It didn't learn to build a dam by watching other Beavers build dams.
01:33:11 It will attempt to build a dam.
01:33:15 Even there, there was a video.
01:33:18 Floating around where some I don't even know why they had a pet Beaver, but someone had a pet Beaver.
01:33:23 It had never lived in the wild, ever, and it would collect things or were from around the house and build like dams like in the hallway.
01:33:33 Because the Beaver was programmed at birth to build dams.
01:33:42 This behavior that you see from Jews.
01:33:46 Is not informed by their religion.
01:33:50 Despite what like the the E Michael Jones of the world would tell you that, oh, well, if a Jew converts to Catholicism, then magically he's not a Jew anymore.
01:33:59 No, he's still a Jew, actually.
01:34:03 It's the other way around.
01:34:08 Their religion doesn't create them. They created their religion.
01:34:18 The behavior is genetic.
01:34:21 And there's a lot of people who don't want to believe this.
01:34:24 Because it almost it it, it gives you the impression that.
01:34:28 That you don't really have? I guess I don't have any agency. Then everyone wants to feel like some some, you know, unique snowflake, where everything I've done in my life.
01:34:40 It's all. It's all sprung from, like this unique soul, rainbow, sparkly soul that's within me, that's all. It's all this creative original thought that I've had. You don't want to believe that. Actually, a lot of your decisions are just kind of you're just like you're you're executing programming.
01:35:00 You're you're executing pre installed applications that came in your brain when you were born.
01:35:07 People don't want to believe that.
01:35:11 But it's true.
01:35:14 It's true, and on some level, everyone kind of gets it. They don't wanna. They don't want to look at it the way that I just described it. But they'll say things like, oh, my God, I'm turning to my mother. I'm turning to my father. Ohh. The other day I said something that sounds just like something my dad would say.
01:35:32 Well, that's why.
01:35:34 Because you you kind of are your your parents.
01:35:39 Well, not kind of you are, you're you're 100% your parents.
01:35:46 And so that behavior.
01:35:50 Came preinstalled.
01:35:55 This is why you need to be selective when you decide who you're going to have children with.
01:36:02 Because no amount of parenting is going to.
01:36:05 Outrun.
01:36:07 The biology, the genetics, that's that will come along with that.
01:36:17 That's also why it's so important.
01:36:21 They highlight instead of hide the fact that Lou Pearlman is Jewish.
01:36:28 He's racially a Jew.
01:36:30 He's doing what Jews do.
01:36:34 And we have.
01:36:36 Several examples of this Jewish behavior going back centuries and centuries and centuries.
01:36:47 And it seems to be universal, whether they're atheist Jews or or super religious Jews.
01:36:54 It's.
01:36:54 The same kind of behavior I I really doubt.
01:36:58 Lou pearlman.
01:37:00 Often attended church or synagogue.
01:37:10 So anyway, Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC.
01:37:14 They get out of their contracts.
01:37:17 And *NSYNC releases a new album.
01:37:20 And they are it it it's successful and they prove that they don't need Lou Pearlman to be stars.
01:37:29 Backstreet boy. Same kind of story. They settle out of court.
01:37:33 For undisclosed amount of money.
01:37:36 And they are also independent and making money.
01:37:40 And.
01:37:44 Lou Pearlman decides, well, that's OK.
01:37:47 I'm gonna. I'm gonna make. I'm gonna make new ones. I'll make new bands. I'll make a a girl band. No one's done a girl band before. I'll make girl band and I'll make more boy bands.
01:37:59 He created innocence, which was his first girl.
01:38:01 Group.
01:38:02 The feeling of being a girl band in the midst of all these boy bands was we felt like super special. They were talking about us being like the next In Sync and the next Backstreet Boys.
01:38:11 And he created C notes, says Latin bass.
01:38:13 Band we were the next one slated to hit that success that Backstreet and Sinked it.
01:38:18 So everywhere we went, we were the.
01:38:20 Next big thing and he created take.
01:38:22 Five, it was like Boy Band Boot Camp, basically a big house that we all lived in, who definitely tried to have the the family vibe always going.
01:38:33 By family you.
01:38:33 Mean pedophile clown and birthday boy.
01:38:37 So yeah, he does the same formula if you will.
01:38:42 He gets stupid boys who don't know any better.
01:38:46 To come live in mansions.
01:38:49 And work out half naked for his enjoyment.
01:38:53 And sign these horrible like literally doesn't change a thing.
01:38:58 He he's another. He's a member of their band like he used the exact same shift contracts.
01:39:04 And these these kids don't know any better or in some cases, see. And this is the thing this is.
01:39:11 Even when you have a situation.
01:39:14 Where some of the guys are, are they start to realize what's going on.
01:39:18 They realized, oh, this is the Jew that was Jewish people.
01:39:22 Yeah, but he's the only Jew that can that.
01:39:24 Can give you a career.
01:39:27 You're kind of locked in. What are you gonna do? You're gonna. You're gonna start a boy band. With what money?
01:39:38 You see, once once Jews have have reached the level of.
01:39:44 Control of the monetary system, whether you're talking about the micro or the macro.
01:39:50 You're kind of at their mercy even if you know you're gonna get sued over.
01:39:58 It's kind of like, well, I can roll the dice with this Jew and and hope for the best, even though I know this. He's a shady Jew.
01:40:05 Or I can just, uh, what start my own record label like how exact I guess I should just crash a blimp and and collect $3,000,000, right? Maybe that maybe that's what I should do.
01:40:19 LFO.
01:40:20 I like girls that wear Abercrombie and Fitch.
01:40:24 Ah yes, he was responsible for that fucking faggot song.
01:40:28 Ohh God anyway so it creates LFO, some girl band named Innocence. Don't you like? Don't you like that name?
01:40:39 It's just every every picture of this guy.
01:40:45 Every picture of this guy.
01:40:49 He then starts a reality TV show.
01:40:54 Because he's like I I know I can.
01:40:58 I can melt this process for even more money.
01:41:02 If I allow cameras.
01:41:04 Into the Boy Band mansion.
01:41:07 Where I'm creating the boy band and then it'll be like a reality TV show where all these 13 year old girls, just like when you know when they watch the bachelor and stuff like that, they'll, they'll, they'll get addicted to the TV show.
01:41:22 And want certain Members to to make it on the band and not make it on the band.
01:41:28 And then when they released the helmet just like another Ave. of Jew Cash.
01:41:33 So here's a a promo from from one of them, and it's kind of funny because in this promo it's just the only one I could find. They talk about how even even even though they haven't gotten off the ground yet already, they're trying to get rid of.
01:41:47 Lou as their manager.
01:41:48 Friday.
01:41:50 I love.
01:41:50 You.
01:41:51 Everyone wants him, but what does he want?
01:41:54 I didn't want to go back and live.
01:41:55 One day again.
01:41:57 Plus, the band's blitz from the man who made them two all new episodes mean you can't miss a minute of making the band Friday 87 central on ABC.
01:42:09 ABC, owned by Disney, owned or run by a Jew.
01:42:13 So again, it's it's all within the Jewish ecosystem of media.
01:42:23 When?
01:42:23 You come back after this little break, you've got to have him sign.
01:42:27 Every band he's created so far says he's crooked and they're leaving and they're suing and he's the guy giving you the paperwork to sign with his company. And you're like, what do we do? You're not really in a position of power as the young performer who hasn't had any success yet.
01:42:42 Lou has all the power.
01:42:45 Ultimately, we signed the contract because that was the opportunity on the table.
01:42:56 There's no.
01:42:59 You know, you look at what you generated, you sell almost 10 million albums. You have these #1 songs. We were grateful for the opportunity, but you realize I could have made this much working full time at Starbucks.
01:43:11 And he means that quite literally.
01:43:14 So the same thing it's it's literally the exact same situation with these new boy bands he's making, they're getting paid less than minimum wage to be in these big music videos to, you know, perform in these concerts, selling out stadiums, selling 10 million albums, and they're making literally.
01:43:34 Waggie wages.
01:43:36 You do want to be successful. You do want to work with one of the biggest names in music, and so it's a real dilemma that you find yourself in. So it's sort of out there that.
01:43:44 Lou had this.
01:43:45 Dark quality to him, where he would use his power and influence to try to manipulate young performers into these really questionable scenarios.
01:43:55 Oh, here we go.
01:43:56 We got. Now we're getting another aspect of Lou.
01:44:00 Another aspect of Lou, so and again, once the Jew has the money, even if you know he's a shady Jew, you're kind of fucked cause there's where else you going?
01:44:12 To go.
01:44:13 It's like like if I want to make a movie, I can have the best movie script in the world.
01:44:19 I can't make a movie because I don't. I'm not some Jew with a couple fucking $1,000,000.
01:44:24 That I got from crashing a blimp into the ground.
01:44:30 Or the other way is that we'll get into later that, that Lou got his money.
01:44:36 And so now in addition to having all the power.
01:44:39 And selecting these boy bands being a kingmaker or being a pimp rather.
01:44:46 Well, now he also gets to.
01:44:50 Exercise that control in other ways.
01:44:57 Mike Cronin, who worked for Transcontinental Records at the time, pulled us aside and said look, here's the deal. There's rumors about Lou. We don't know, it's unconfirmed. He might have a thing for boys. You know, Lou would come into the rehearsal room and he'd be like, hey, guys, let's see your abs. Take off your shirts. This kind of stuff where it feels like.
01:45:17 Oh, maybe this is part of having a mentor of a band who wants to make sure you're in good shape, because that's what he would always say. You got to be able to sell teen magazines. You got to be in good shape, take off your shirt.
01:45:29 Let me see your abs.
01:45:30 Uh Lou pearlman. This is the guy who?
01:45:35 Put together In Sync and Backstreet Boys, did you?
01:45:37 Hear about it? No.
01:45:39 Turns out he slept with all.
01:45:40 The boys? What? Yeah.
01:45:44 So yeah, he was also fucking them.
01:45:49 And at least that's the rumors and a lot of these guys obvious for obvious reasons, don't want to talk about it because their whole image.
01:45:59 Their whole career.
01:46:02 Is around being these heart throbs.
01:46:05 And if it turns out they were fucking Lou Pearlman.
01:46:09 Not not not the best for their image.
01:46:14 So there's there's a lot of people, lot of stories and a lot of rumors, but no one that really wants to outright.
01:46:21 Say, well, well, except for a couple.
01:46:26 Couple exceptions. Uh, that he was.
01:46:31 That he was fucking all the boys.
01:46:35 That he had living at his mansion.
01:46:38 But he was basically fucking all the boys.
01:46:41 That were living at his mansion. And yes, that was The Young Turks from like, I think.
01:46:46 15 years ago.
01:46:52 So yeah.
01:46:54 He would give you a massage like so. He was very touchy feely. He was just a very touchy guy. It always felt a little.
01:47:00 OK, I think I know what you're doing.
01:47:03 We kind of had people around us saying, hey, watch out for this behavior. It's kind of been out there that this may or may not be happening. And so you kind of knew what to look for and I'll never forget the one time I was alone with Lou, we go back and he calls me in my room and he's like, I want to talk to you about your performance.
01:47:20 And so like against the advice of a lot of these other people, I go up to his room. And by the way, the whole time he was very good at playing on your desire to be successful. And he would say things to me like, you know, you're the Justin.
01:47:32 Like you know, you're the Nick Carter, but you gotta stay in shape, man. He takes it another step further and says I minored in physical therapy in college. I can give your muscles a pump without you even working out. Come here. Let me rub your muscles. So then it kind of starts turning into this weird massage and then all the red flags start popping up like.
01:47:53 Oh, this is kind of what everybody's been talking about. And the phone rings and it's my manager and he goes to answer the phone and I got the hell out of there.
01:48:02 Yeah. So.
01:48:05 Turns out like it's like I said, lots of former members of bands that were managed by Lou have come out to say that, yeah, he was. He was molesting them.
01:48:19 He was molesting them.
01:48:23 So.
01:48:26 Yet again, like I said, every every Jewish thing you could think of.
01:48:33 Every Jewish attribute.
01:48:36 Ohh concentrated and we're not even done yet. We're not done yet. He gets junior all concentrated into this one Super Jew, this super pedophile Jew.
01:48:47 That is controlling what 13 year old girls are watching on the Disney Channel.
01:48:58 As he.
01:49:00 Turns Lance bass gay.
01:49:04 And some weird mansion.
01:49:06 Full of boy band parties that he's having.
01:49:10 Got to be really close with Rich Cronin because his brother Mike was our manager and Ella Fo came out on tour with us. Rich was one of the members that actually lived in loose house with him. At one point I feel I can tell this story because Rich went on Howard Stern and told it. He tells me that Lou basically comes in.
01:49:30 And he's all worked up. And he's like, you know, I got this big opportunity for you guys in Europe.
01:49:36 He's punching his table, he's really acting good, he goes.
01:49:40 This could be the make it or break it moment for LFO this guy over in Europe who has this big recording company.
01:49:48 He goes all he wants to do is touch your pennis.
01:49:50 Ohh.
01:49:51 Oh.
01:49:52 And I don't know what happens at that, just pretty much touch your penis and you know, play with her.
01:49:56 That's how they do business over there. I don't want you to get freaked out.
01:50:00 We got to do what's right for the band and so I'm going to let you practice on me so that we don't go over there and.
01:50:06 Blow this deal.
01:50:07 And guess what else?
01:50:09 In college, I was a psychology minor. I'm going to help you get through mentally.
01:50:15 He goes well. Think about it, guys don't say this. Don't you fucking tell anyone.
01:50:23 Ah.
01:50:27 Like I said, every Jewish thing into one fucking super pedophile.
01:50:33 So he he goes in and tells them.
01:50:36 Oh yeah, that's just how they do business in in Europe.
01:50:41 Let me touch your penis.
01:50:43 And playing with it or something, whatever happens, happens and I I used to be a psychology minor, just like I used to be a the physical therapy miner.
01:50:52 I'll help you go through get, get mentally get through being molested.
01:51:07 So again this is.
01:51:11 He gets chewier, but I mean, it's crazy that he keep getting chewier, but he does. He keeps getting.
01:51:16 Chewier.
01:51:18 So a lot of these people that that he has fucked over financially, he's also molesting them.
01:51:27 He had his tanning bed in his house. I didn't know this at the time, but you know, you take your clothes off to get in the tanning bed. He was recording the whole thing so he would show all the boys.
01:51:40 The video of us girls.
01:51:43 Getting naked.
01:51:45 And getting into the tanning.
01:51:48 That felt pretty darn violating.
01:51:51 And he would, he would always say that, oh, yeah, you know, the innocent girls come over here in town all the time and you can see right in there from here, you know, stuff like that.
01:51:58 Yeah, this is where we get a little.
01:52:00 Taste of the Epstein Jew.
01:52:02 Like I said, every kind of there's the Weinstein Jew that that's in him. There's the Epstein Jew. You find out he's got cameras all over his house.
01:52:12 These mansions that he's having these boy band parties at.
01:52:16 He's got cameras set up all over the place and he's recording these these famous people and compromising positions.
01:52:24 He had cameras everywhere in that house. You know, I would. I mean, I've spent the night there. I've been there a couple of times. I've seen the setup that he has and it's quite frightening. I mean, it's like something out of a horror movie.
01:52:34 Set the.
01:52:34 Control room was in his bedroom so he could see everything that was going on. That was Lou Perlman. That was the logo that we all got to know.
01:52:43 And yeah, it's pretty fucking disturbing. And then of course, and and everyone that they interview.
01:52:51 Says yeah, he was like he was really kind of creepy and whatever. And then I feel I kind of, even though this guy's like, a total fucking faggot.
01:53:00 I don't know who he is. I forget his name, but I I.
01:53:02 Don't.
01:53:02 Know he's some some artist of some sort, right?
01:53:08 You can just tell you can. He's the only one that, like, gets really upset about this topic.
01:53:16 And it's just like.
01:53:18 Gee.
01:53:20 I wonder what you were doing because he started working with Lou when he was 10 years old.
01:53:26 Ohh, right. Right. Where's that footage? Why didn't she soon? Exactly. Because it's all lies. I wouldn't let tanning bed all the time.
01:53:36 My mom did too. She searched through it before she would let me go through it for cameras.
01:53:42 Sony, my dad. My pain of love being a sexual predator is that that is not true.
01:53:44 Oh, you were molested.
01:53:51 That is so foul. Even come up to you. He teach you how to do push-ups. He taught me how to do diamond push-ups.
01:53:58 So I could build my chest.
01:54:00 And he's a pedophile. Shut up.
01:54:04 About that guys.
01:54:08 You were molested.
01:54:11 Yeah. So this guy who totally wasn't molested?
01:54:16 He's the only one that's like, no.
01:54:19 No, he was definitely not my my parents. They they used that tanning bed all the time and they looked for cameras.
01:54:28 Sure, he gave you massages and stuff, but he was going to my happy place, going to my happy place. But yeah, this guy was obviously obviously he was fucking molested.
01:54:42 Alright. And we're back.
01:54:45 We are back. Apparently the pedo Jews.
01:54:49 The pedal of Jews had to shut it down.
01:54:53 The Pedo Jews had to shut it down anyway.
01:54:57 Yeah, this guy who totally wasn't molested.
01:55:01 Clearly.
01:55:03 Clearly it was not molested.
01:55:09 Is the only one that sticks up for Lou Pearlman.
01:55:13 And it gets worse than that.
01:55:15 So we got we got scammy Jew, we got Molesty Jew, we got pervy Jew. We have every kind of Jew wrapped up. And now, now we get, like, the we had the Epstein Jew a little bit of the Epstein Jew with the with the, the hidden cameras everywhere.
01:55:33 And now we get the the Jewish mobster shit.
01:55:35 Lou would not allow us to be released from him without signing the 6th man agreement I also.
01:55:44 Had said to Lou.
01:55:47 Face to face, I will not sign this release agreement because in that release agreement was a confidentiality agreement.
01:55:57 And I told him to his face. I put it on his desk and I said I will never sign this because for the rest of my life, I will tell people what you did after I had refused to sign the.
01:56:06 The release agreement.
01:56:09 Lou had reminded me that he had taken insurance out.
01:56:14 On me, he's like, OK, well, I just wanted to remind you that.
01:56:20 You know, if you're flying or you're whatever, just that I have insurance.
01:56:25 Would he have ever?
01:56:28 You know, gone so far as to something really bad happening to me.
01:56:33 I don't know. I don't. I don't know that he was capable of that.
01:56:39 But it sure felt that way.
01:56:42 So he got murdered you.
01:56:44 So now he's he's, you know, look, he put insurance on a blimp and crashed that in the ground with uh.
01:56:50 No, no worries about the the the health of the pilot. So now he's telling his artist that he's scamming and molesting and and filming secretly while they're going to the tanning beds. Ohh, I'd be a shame if something happened to you. Good thing I've.
01:57:07 Got you insured.
01:57:09 The thing I got you insured. Wink, Wink, nod, nod. So we got Jewish gangster.
01:57:16 Jew as well.
01:57:19 Right. Lou, was this guy there was this guy, Lou Pearlman, who was this, like, incredible producer if you.
01:57:25 Will. Well, what happened with Luke? Cause I knew Lulu used to own blimps or something. I don't know how he knew about the music business. But after new kids on the block, he just got this idea to put together.
01:57:39 Boy band. I mean, he had a lot of bands he had. What was?
01:57:41 Justin Timberlake's band and say.
01:57:42 He had in since he had Backstreet Boys.
01:57:46 He had well, my group. We sold 2 or 5 million records.
01:57:47 Telephone and E town O town, whatever it was called.
01:57:49 On.
01:57:50 Old Town, Old Town, Old Town. He. Yeah. He never thought he was gonna blow up. And then when the Backstreet Boys blew up and the sink blew up.
01:57:57 And then, you know, we started to blow up not as big as them, but we blew up. He went, he bought a fucking house. That was incredible. It wasn't even a house. It was.
01:58:05 A.
01:58:05 Hotel. Right on this incredible lake with he he started buying Bentleys, hit a $250,000 Rolex with diamonds all over it. Meanwhile, is stealing all my money. Everyone's money. We all knew.
01:58:16 Yes, you never. You never got paid.
01:58:16 It.
01:58:19 I didn't get paid anywhere near what I.
01:58:20 Should have really not.
01:58:21 What?
01:58:24 So these smaller bands like LFO, they're not working out as well, but he's still ripping them off. He's threatening to. He's threaten their lives, he's molesting them.
01:58:33 He starts to get spread a little thin though.
01:58:37 Because even though, like on paper, it looks like he's flush with cash.
01:58:42 In fact, he buys TCBY TCBY the the big frozen yogurt company from the the 90s. He buys chippendales. Gee, I wonder why, I wonder why a gay pedophile Jew would want to own Chippendales? The male strip company.
01:59:00 But he buys Chippendales. He buys NYPD pizza.
01:59:06 He buys over 100 different companies.
01:59:12 And he's and people are still investing in his in his transcontinental airline that he's got, he's got the airline, he's got the key to the city of Orlando.
01:59:22 He's. I mean, this guy is, you know, you know, must have hundreds of millions of dollars at this point.
01:59:29 He tells people that how he started, you know, Backstreet Boys In Sync to help them, you know, to get their confidence up and terms of.
01:59:37 Where their money is going into that, you know that it's gonna be safe there. He is getting the.
01:59:42 The key to the city?
01:59:44 And he buys a a company called Options.
01:59:50 Which was this online talent agency.
01:59:54 But.
01:59:56 It turns out options.
01:59:58 Was a complete fucking scam.
02:00:02 It was a complete fucking scam, meaning that it would go around to malls and other places where they thought they would find young, stupid people, you know, perspective, a boy band members, I guess. And tell them that we're telling agency that's run by the guy who started Backstreet Boys didn't sing.
02:00:22 And if you set up an account with us, you know we're going to get you into a boy band or something like that, you know, let us take a headshot of you and you pay all this money and and a subscription.
02:00:36 And then you'll you'll give these opportunities, you'll get these options, I guess.
02:00:41 Well.
02:00:43 The entire company was a scam.
02:00:45 It it literally no one that signed up for this service. No, like 0 people actually got a deal.
02:00:53 So it was just a way that he could use the Backstreet Boys name in the *NSYNC name to go around and collect money from young, stupid people and and then for a website that was fake. It was 100% fake.
02:01:10 So he's he's running this online scam.
02:01:14 Like so, I guess little not only is he every kind of Jew, he's he's even like a little bit.
02:01:18 Of a Paget somehow.
02:01:21 So this is where the FBI starts or not the FBI. The the Florida Economic Crimes Unit or whatever starts to investigate this because they start to get all these complaints.
02:01:35 That about this company where literally no one who has signed up for it has got a single gig.
02:01:42 And the the investigation is shut down by the Attorney general at the time.
02:01:49 Charlie Crist.
02:01:52 Charlie Crist, who? Lou pearlman.
02:01:58 Bankrolled a lot of his.
02:02:01 Campaign for governor.
02:02:05 Republican.
02:02:06 And tell you the Jews and Republicans.
02:02:09 Joined at the hip.
02:02:11 In fact, Charlie Crist today is a senator, I believe.
02:02:15 Still.
02:02:16 Is he still a senator for for Florida? Let me look this up. I think he still is.
02:02:27 Charlie Crist.
02:02:36 I guess as of.
02:02:46 2022.
02:02:49 He's no longer.
02:02:51 Or is that? Is that right? Let me look, let me double check this.
02:03:02 Yeah, he's no longer, as of 2022, he's no longer.
02:03:06 A senator. But he was the Governor of Florida.
02:03:12 From 20 or from 2007 to 2011.
02:03:17 He was the governor after after Jeb Bush.
02:03:22 And before Rick Scott.
02:03:25 So he was, but he was bankrolled and he was the AG at the time.
02:03:31 When all this, all these shenanigans were going on and Lou Pearlman just paid them off and the investigation went away.
02:03:41 And it's a good thing too, because they would have found a lot more than just that problem with that company had they actually dug deep.
02:03:49 I started getting a few calls letters from people asking me about Lou Pearlman and Transcontinental airlines, and some people sent me their paperwork and I could tell by looking at it that there was something very fishy.
02:04:05 We didn't get any banks returns to show that we were making money, any financial statements or anything to show what our money was doing for us, nothing.
02:04:15 This went on for three or four couple of months on the phone. Where is, where is our checks? They're not here yet. They'll be coming. It'll be coming.
02:04:24 And then when you just call, you know, then you couldn't even get through.
02:04:27 To.
02:04:27 Anybody. My father and I drove out to Orlando to check it out, and so we were wanting to see this, this insurance policy, and it was in the vault. It was in the safe and only Luke could bring you down. Come on. It's the piece of paper. Are you sure? We came all the way up here. Ohh no. Only Luke could do it.
02:04:43 People started asking for their money back and they couldn't get it. All of a sudden, this man who had been so attentive to them and you know, whenever they had any questions, he was always happy to answer them. And then all of a sudden, he's so inaccessible.
02:04:58 Enter the Ponzi scheme Jew. Every kind of Jew. Like I said it.
02:05:03 He's concentrated super Jew.
02:05:06 So turns out his entire fortune.
02:05:11 Is all a Ponzi scheme?
02:05:15 The entire fortune that he's had the the, the fortune that allowed him to create the boy bands in the first place.
02:05:25 All part of a Ponzi scheme.
02:05:29 So he got his initial $3,000,000.
02:05:32 Through insurance fraud.
02:05:36 And after the FBI comes and starts investigating his transcontinental company.
02:05:46 They find out his airline is fake.
02:05:51 The reason why you've never flown on Transcontinental Airlines is literally nobody has ever flown.
02:05:59 On Transcontinental airlines, because it doesn't exist.
02:06:04 Now, although I wasn't really involved with transcontinental or any of the fixed wing operations, I always love models. What what Lou did is he took my 747 model. It was about.
02:06:16 Maybe about 6 inches longer than this. He branded it and then when he took it over to LaGuardia Airport and then he very cleverly.
02:06:26 Held it by the tail.
02:06:29 And made it look like he was taking off. And so most of the model was still visible without his fingers showing that it was a model. So people actually, when they saw these photos thought that these the model was an actual 747, that was a transcontinental branded airplane.
02:06:50 So the photos weren't even real.
02:06:54 He held up a model airplane.
02:06:58 Like a like a like an early UFO photo, right? Like throwing a fucking hubcap in front of the camera.
02:07:05 And faked airline photos to make it look like he had these big airplanes.
02:07:13 His entire airline was fake.
02:07:17 In fact, when you the story that he would tell people.
02:07:22 About how ohh yes, I used to charter airplanes to all these rich and famous people like the Backstreet Boys and that's what gave me the idea to create the OR not the back. The new kids on the block which gave me the idea to start the Backstreet Boys and In Sync. Yeah, he didn't own those airplanes either. He was a middleman.
02:07:43 See, he was using his giant Jew brain.
02:07:46 His giant Jew brain that built up an airline out of nothing.
02:07:51 Yeah, it turns out what he was really doing.
02:07:54 Is after he crashed a blimp and collected the insurance money, and then came to Florida.
02:08:01 He then would rent airplanes from people and then rent them out. The ones that he rented out to other people claiming that he owned the airplane. So he was literally just a middleman.
02:08:17 He was and he so he would just collect a cut.
02:08:20 And then he would slap this. He would make this paperwork for an airline that he didn't because he would tell everyone that he was renting the airplanes to.
02:08:29 That he owned the airplanes.
02:08:32 And that it was under this transcontinental airline.
02:08:36 And that so he created this fake airline.
02:08:41 And then faked photos of even bigger airplanes for other investors by using models that his childhood friend you made.
02:08:53 And that's how we got investment money for his Ponzi scheme.
02:08:58 So then these people are investing in an airline that doesn't exist.
02:09:04 Giving them, giving them their their life savings.
02:09:09 Which he then used.
02:09:12 To rent out mansions.
02:09:14 So that he could have boy band parties.
02:09:18 And then when the boy bands were making money.
02:09:21 He could. He could cover up.
02:09:24 The Ponzi scheme.
02:09:27 And pay out some of the people so it wouldn't become apparent right away that he wasn't, that he actually didn't have an airline that he wasn't actually investing any money. In fact, he could pay out some of the the the more influential people so they would tell their friends. Oh, yeah, I made a big profit with with Lou Pearlman.
02:09:45 When really it was just like the Backstreet Boy money and the *NSYNC money that he was ripping them off from those guys to give to these guys so he could RIP off other people.
02:09:59 And the whole thing was a scam.
02:10:02 The whole thing was a scam, and so when Jews tell you, oh, you're just jealous.
02:10:08 You're just jealous that you don't have our super big Jew brain.
02:10:13 Our Super Big Jew business brain.
02:10:17 That's why we're successful and you're not.
02:10:20 This is what they're talking about.
02:10:23 This is what their big Jew brain.
02:10:27 Allows them to do that you're not doing.
02:10:32 Committing fraud.
02:10:34 On an industrial scale.
02:10:40 You know, why didn't your? Why didn't your tiny little goy brain?
02:10:44 Figure out that you should do a big insurance fraud scheme.
02:10:49 That you were only able to do by the way because of your Goi money that every Goi gets.
02:10:57 And signing the big contract with the goy company like Jordache.
02:11:03 So that you could then, you know, do your insurance fraud scheme and then get your money and then lie to people about having an airline.
02:11:11 And then fraudulently create, you know, these photos and and and pretend that you have some airline that that you want people to invest in and then go around lying to people to get their investment money.
02:11:25 And then, because you're a pedophile.
02:11:29 Get a bunch of little boys rent out a mansion so you can work them to death and molest them.
02:11:37 And pay them $35 a day while you sell out stadiums.
02:11:42 And sell 10s of millions of of albums.
02:11:46 So that you can pay them pennies.
02:11:49 See why don't you just use your your goi brain to do all this?
02:11:54 And then get blackmail material on them.
02:11:57 Make them sign non-disclosure agreements.
02:12:02 Threaten. Threaten them with the possibility of.
02:12:06 Of murder.
02:12:10 All the while, by the way, still ripping off investors.
02:12:15 Create fake companies.
02:12:18 Fake talent agencies.
02:12:21 That just fleece more stupid boys. Yeah, why don't you just use your your dumb goy brain to do like, why can't you have a big Jew brain?
02:12:29 Like Lou Pearlman here.
02:12:35 It's just jealousy, huh?
02:12:40 This is what they're fucking talking about.
02:12:44 And again, this isn't like an isolated case.
02:12:49 And you must be new here if you think it is.
02:12:53 But this is not an isolated case by any means.
02:13:00 For for every one of, for every 1 of this Lou Pearlman, there's like 50 Bernie Madoffs, OK.
02:13:09 50 Weinsteins, 50 epsteins.
02:13:12 New Pearlman just did it all.
02:13:16 Lou Pearlman was just he was an Epstein and Weinstein and Bernie Madoff.
02:13:24 He was everything. He was everything that Jews have to offer in one.
02:13:30 Big fat pedophile Jew.
02:13:33 So anyway, it finally catches up with him.
02:13:37 When the FBI looks at the documents, realizes he has a fake fucking airline.
02:13:42 All of the all of his investments are fake, his he all of his, you know, money that he's getting from ripping off the.
02:13:51 These.
02:13:52 These dumb boys that sing and dance like fucking monkeys on stages for them, that's what's paying for a lot of his his lifestyle. But also he's using their fame to acquire loans from banks and banks think that well, of course he must be good for it.
02:14:12 He's the guy who started Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC.
02:14:15 He's the guy that runs. He owns an airline.
02:14:19 So they tally it up and and he has defrauded investors.
02:14:27 Almost half a billion dollars, half a billion with a B.
02:14:32 The bank fraud was somewhere around $250 million and the investor fraud was somewhere around $250 million. So altogether somewhere around 1/2 a billion dollars.
02:14:42 I recovered approximately $38 million.
02:14:46 Fortunately, most of the victims lost almost all of their investment funds.
02:14:54 I remember the day.
02:14:56 When we found out.
02:14:58 It's gone.
02:15:03 Her money from her mom, God bless her.
02:15:06 Yeah.
02:15:10 My husband was when he was in the service, when they'd have to retreat.
02:15:15 He'd have to walk past.
02:15:18 Back past the bodies.
02:15:21 Of his buddies, they were swollen, maggots coming out of and all. So you see what he went through, so that that SOB could.
02:15:33 Steal from everybody.
02:15:37 You want to protect your country, keep your country well. These people like that or just degrading it all the time.
02:15:46 Yes, the these people like that. It's funny because, well, it's funked up.
02:15:47 These.
02:15:52 It's fucked up. She has no idea that how on the fucking nose she was with this comment. With this little story, this idea that, yes, your husband did go fight in World War 2. So people like like him, people like him could fuck over the goyim.
02:16:09 See, once again, we're missing the one relevant fact that makes this whole thing makes sense.
02:16:15 That's exactly what fucking happened.
02:16:20 Your grandparents and great grandparents went and fought.
02:16:23 In World War 2, so Jews could.
02:16:25 Fuck over the goyim in the West. That's exactly what fucking happened.
02:16:38 And that is what is still happening.
02:16:43 And that is why they left that fact out of this documentary and all the reporting on this.
02:16:48 Because they don't want you putting that ship together.
02:17:00 They don't want you doing that math.
02:17:09 They don't want you to.
02:17:10 Know that.
02:17:11 White people.
02:17:14 Bled out.
02:17:16 On battlefields.
02:17:19 All across the world.
02:17:23 For decades, really not just World War 2, and continue to do so, by the way.
02:17:28 So that fucks like this can drive around in a bends.
02:17:34 While diddling other goys in his fucking rented mansions.
02:17:41 With his boy band parties.
02:17:55 They don't want you to to put together in your head that the entire West right now is run, owned and operated by Lou Pearlman's.
02:18:09 He just got sloppy and got caught.
02:18:12 He was just more flagrant than some of these other folks.
02:18:26 This is the pattern. They don't want you to notice.
02:18:37 This is the behavior that the smokescreen of the Holocaust.
02:18:43 Is covering up.
02:18:51 This is why they need entire organizations like the ADL, like the SPLC to be constantly at war with people that start to figure this out.
02:19:09 To protect fat pedophile fucks like this.
02:19:18 Because the last thing they can let happen.
02:19:22 Is for the goyim to know.
02:19:24 And to stop dying on battlefields for them while they drive around their fucking Benz diddling little boys.
02:19:42 And that is not hyperbole.
02:19:55 So anyway, he flees, obviously.
02:19:59 And is found in Bali, not by, not by our law enforcement.
02:20:07 Our law enforcement's really great at investigating white supremacy.
02:20:12 Not so great it actually bringing Jews to justice.
02:20:22 There was someone on vacation.
02:20:25 And Bally, who noticed him?
02:20:27 Contacted the FBI.
02:20:34 In fact, was so frustrated.
02:20:36 That the FBI wasn't listening, that they said no, he's he's literally staying at my hotel.
02:20:43 I've seen him on the news. I know who this guy is.
02:20:47 It's it's hard to miss this disgusting.
02:20:49 You know, looking fuck.
02:20:53 The FBI finally send some agents that down there, they they they're still like, oh, we can't find him. So the dude takes a picture of him in a restaurant.
02:21:03 And by.
02:21:05 Poetic fucking chance.
02:21:08 The photo that he he sends to the FBI saying he's right fucking here.
02:21:14 The FBI agents that were in town looking for him are in the photo. They were. They were like a a table over from the guy. They were there to find.
02:21:23 They were that fucking stupid.
02:21:25 They didn't notice that the the guy they were in the country to, to this to arrest was in the I was eating fucking breakfast at the table next to them.
02:21:42 So they haul him in and they're they're crack fucking.
02:21:47 Intelligence. They they finally haul them in.
02:21:54 Any miraculously, he gets 25 years.
02:21:59 25 years.
02:22:05 Now it's funny for some reason, well, it's probably cause the YouTube algorithm when I was looking for videos about him, Young Turks stuff. Well, apparently The Young Turks Turks covered this, you know, like 15 years ago, while as it was happening.
02:22:18 And another clip of The Young Turks I thought was kind of funny.
02:22:27 Because it was a little prophetic popped up.
02:22:30 Lou Pearlman is currently in jail because he screwed a bunch of people over and stole their money. OK.
02:22:36 He's spying on his inmate, who apparently killed a cop, and what he's doing is he's taking notes on the different confessions that the inmate is telling him about and going to investigators and giving all that information to investigators. So basically, he's kissing ass to.
02:22:53 Police while he's in jail writing out the inmate that's sharing a cell with him. He's gonna get.
02:22:59 Killed right? First of all, Lou Pearlman turns out to be a rat. I didn't see that coming. Lou Pearlman, of course, is the guy who put together in singing Backstreet Boys and tried to sleep with as many of the boys as he could while.
02:23:12 He was doing it.
02:23:13 Uh, so?
02:23:14 He's like the most disgusting man alive. He stole uh over $300 million from folks, and then he got busted for stealing. Not for the.
02:23:24 For being a.
02:23:24 Pedophile, as Heather Mills would say. And so I figure his thought was, well, what are they gonna do to me in jail? Rape me. He's like, look at me. Who would want to do that? Right. I mean, if you, like, put up the picture again. Right. Look at this guy.
02:23:40 Peace. Totally safe in German. Nobody's coming.
02:23:43 After him, I think that they can very easily kill him are.
02:23:45 You kidding me?
02:23:46 Yeah. Well, the the rate part, he's covered, right? But but the killing? Yeah, I think he might be miscalculating.
02:23:53 He's not smart and obviously he's doing this because he wants a lesser sentence. They wanna reduce his sentence, but you're gonna get killed before you get out of jail.
02:23:57 Of course.
02:24:02 Honey, so stop.
02:24:05 You're gonna get killed before you go to jail.
02:24:09 You're going to get killed before you get out of jail.
02:24:13 Pearlman, the record producer behind bands such as Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC, died in prison in Sing Star and former Orlando native Lance Bass confirmed the report to New 6's Julie Broughton in this text, saying apparently he died yesterday from complications from a recent surgery which caught an infection and a search for Pearlman's name in the inmate.
02:24:35 Database shows he died on Friday. No further information was available on the website.
02:24:44 I just want to remind you.
02:24:49 Half a billion billion.
02:24:52 Dollars 500 million, or at least the ballpark went missing.
02:24:58 Only 34 million was recovered.
02:25:06 Now, unless you think he spent all the rest of that money, and I guess it's possible.
02:25:13 Right. I guess it's possible to blow through 400 and.
02:25:19 $70 million in just a couple of years, but I.
02:25:24 I find that hard to believe. I find it hard to believe.
02:25:29 That hundreds of millions of dollars.
02:25:33 All went to Twinkies and.
02:25:36 Boy band parties, but maybe, I don't know, maybe it did.
02:25:39 They never recovered that money.
02:25:42 And then he died in prison from an infection.
02:25:48 Just like you know, like, just like Epstein conveniently went away, right. Just like Epstein conveniently went away.
02:25:57 Lou Pearlman, once he was in jail.
02:26:01 Conveniently went away, and that was that.
02:26:06 That was that they never did find that money.
02:26:10 They never did find that money.
02:26:17 Anyway.
02:26:18 That's.
02:26:21 That's the story of of Lou Pearlman.
02:26:25 Turbo Jew Lou pearlman.
02:26:28 Yet another another story of the Jewish contributions to America.
02:26:37 Blue Pearl Man and his gift of boy bands and pedophilia.
02:26:41 And fraud and Ponzi schemes.
02:26:47 And.
02:26:48 Possibly black, male and and who knows what else?
02:26:53 Who knows what else?
02:26:56 Alright, let's take a look.
02:27:00 At.
02:27:01 The hyper chats we'll go to entropy.
02:27:05 Unless it has crashed, no. It seems to be working.
02:27:10 All right, we got Jake Mitchell is now 5, has has a 5 month subscriber streak. Well, I appreciate that, Jake.
02:27:20 And we got Jack.
02:27:22 And it has a 2 month subscriber straight. Well, I appreciate that.
02:27:29 And then we got.
02:27:34 Ah.
02:27:36 So loud, so loud. Sorry, I forgot to hit the button too fast before I could fix the volume.
02:27:45 OK, that was black behavior.
02:27:51 Black behavior.
02:27:54 Says been a while starting a business. Really. Are you starting an airline?
02:27:59 Are you starting an airline or a a boy band business? Perhaps a blimp business?
02:28:05 With your giant Goi brain, are you starting a blimp business? We're going to crash a blimp into the fucking ground and collect $3,000,000 on a $10,000 blimp.
02:28:14 Been a while starting a business. I find the Israel didn't didn't do it. Argument conspicuous. Talk about Charlie Kirk. He doesn't actually need to be at the second coming of Hitler for Jews to kill him. Yeah, I I don't know. I I still think he didn't. Look, you look at the letter that just came out where he's.
02:28:34 He's gushing over Iraq.
02:28:36 You know I the the guy who shot him.
02:28:40 Or, you know, officially the official story. It checks out like I'm telling you, having any, any, any Mormon that goes full left, left hard, they're all psychos. Like they're like, not like normal people. They're insane people. And and yes, I mean, obviously you don't need to be like this.
02:29:00 Becoming Hitler for Jews to kill.
02:29:02 To you, but it's a pretty theatric kill killing, right, Charlie? Even in a letter that proves he's a Zionist, wants to restrain war with Iran for his credibility. Netanyahu doesn't care about that. Yeah, but it doesn't mean he wants to get, you know, let's let's theatrically murder him in front of a bunch of people I don't know.
02:29:21 Yeah.
02:29:22 I'm just not buying it. I'm not buying it. I think a lot of people jumped the gun on this one and went full Candace Owens brain on this shit and it's looking less and less likely. And that's when I when in the very beginning I said sorry, guys, this just doesn't look like.
02:29:40 It doesn't look like this one's the Jews and everyone's like, no, but Candace and it's like, yeah, but she's a dumb nigger. So it's like, yeah, you don't want to get like, like, black conspiracy brain, where everything is, you know?
02:29:53 Very, very low IQ and and stupid. But you know, a lot of people are what look like I said, I'm not going to say one way or the other for sure because we don't even we the trial hasn't even happened happened yet. We don't know what the all the evidence is yet. But my gut feeling from the very beginning was it was a crazy Mormon guy that liked to fuck.
02:30:15 Furries and.
02:30:17 I don't know why that's so hard to believe. I don't. I don't know why that's hard to believe.
02:30:24 The the look if it was Israel then then why? Why even try? Like if they're if they're that fucking. Ohh yeah. Then we got this. We somehow controlled this weird furry guy or or faked it or like use the tunnels underneath. You know the the the day is or whatever. Whatever the scenario. Right, right. Whatever the scenario is.
02:30:45 It just doesn't seem. It just doesn't seem likely if if Israel's doing shit like that, then I'm surprised my my phone right now in my hand here is not exploding and killing me.
02:30:55 OK.
02:30:56 So I mean, if they're gonna kill Charlie Kirk, why aren't why aren't they killing me?
02:31:00 You know, why are they killing? There's a lot of people that they would be killing.
02:31:04 Or doing something to.
02:31:08 I just don't see it, but well, you know, who knows? Maybe maybe more information will come out.
02:31:13 But at at at least right now.
02:31:17 I just. I just don't wanna like there are way too many people going full, Candace heard on this and it's it's making us look stupid. Really is what boils down to. And look, I'm OK if you're skeptical and you and.
02:31:35 You're like, yeah.
02:31:36 It's possible, whatever. That's fine. But these people that are going like full on like oh, it's for sure Israel, it's.
02:31:43 Like.
02:31:44 You're making us look like the the caricature that they say that we are.
02:31:49 That that for example this stream I laid out a very good argument for why we should watch out for Jewish behavior. And if people think that we just blame everything on Jews, they're not going to take stuff like this seriously. And that's not. That's not great. I mean, there's plenty of real reasons to to not.
02:32:09 Wanna do business with Jews and not have Jews in positions of power and and to not want Jews?
02:32:16 Is in control of your country. You don't need to be blaming them for theatrical political assassinations, you know, or use, you know, secret cell phone guns and tunnels. And I guess now there's beekeepers involved. I don't even know what that is. But people people have asked me about beekeepers and something. Candace Owens.
02:32:36 Mentioned some kind of secret beekeeper club and it's just like God dammit.
02:32:40 How? How fucking crazy is this bitch? I've never watched her show in my life, but every clip I've seen is just like she just gets Dumber somehow. And look, I was right about her too. When? When there were people promoting. Candace is like, oh, let's let's let's have this multicultural alliance against the Jews, you know, with people like yay.
02:33:01 And people like Candace Owens and all these other people, it'll be great. Look, we could all join hands like the the hands across America and fight the Jews. And I said that like I was like, no.
02:33:12 Nah, Nah, they black people are not on our side and they're kind of dumb. And look, look at this.
02:33:21 Look at this. Vindicate it again.
02:33:24 Vindicated again and look by the way, same thing with Ye. Oh, look, he he's talking about the Jews and Ohh and he's going to make a song about called Heil Hitler and then he's got to talk about how he blew his cousin.
02:33:37 And he's going to name his album Cuck, and he's going to talk about how he likes to watch people fuck his wife. He's going to have full on manic breakdowns and just generally look like a psycho. Oh, and that that song that everyone was telling me the Heil Hitler song that was going to somehow wake up all the white people and they're gonna be.
02:33:57 Someone literally said this. There's be stadiums with 100,000 white people doing Sieg Heil to the song. Heil Hitler. Yeah, it's already a dead meme.
02:34:06 It's already a dead meme.
02:34:08 So yeah, anyway.
02:34:11 Yeah, I'll believe it when I see it. Gorilla hands Gorilla Hand says. Have you ever seen the Animatrix movie?
02:34:19 It came out with the sequels to the Matrix 20 years ago. It was OK, but there was 1 segment that stuck with me. It's called the second Renaissance. This story was about the invention of AI, the commercialization of it and our dependency on it seemed like sci-fi only 20 years ago.
02:34:42 No, I I I know you're talking about because I think I rented the.
02:34:48 The matrix it was like on the DVD or whatever.
02:34:51 But I hate anime and I I've always hated anime, so like.
02:34:58 When I saw it was like, oh, look in the anime of the matrix. No thanks.
02:35:03 So I never watched.
02:35:04 It.
02:35:06 But yeah, I AI look, people have been warning about that's been like, you know, Terminator was not even the first one to to warn about where this technology was going to lead and how it was going to potentially become a problem. This is something that people have been worried about.
02:35:23 For over a century, really. As soon as they started to realize that we could make machine.
02:35:28 Means there were people that could, you know, they could look down the road and be like, oh, well, you know it once right now, sure we we're only making like this real simple machine. But eventually these are gonna get really complex and and potentially replace people. And it sounded super crazy back then. But here we are.
02:35:47 And then you say also great show on Monday with Rebecca and Adam Green. You guys could have went on for hours and hours and still be interesting. Yeah. I thought it was actually gonna be longer, actually. So I didn't know that that that what the scenario was even gonna be. I didn't know that, you know, the the topic or that Adam Green was going to be there or anything like that. I was just. I got a DM.
02:36:08 From Rebecca asking if I was free Monday and I was like, sure. And then I was off the Internet until, like Sunday night. Really. Well, I did my stream right and then I I checked my dams again, and she's frantically, apparently, she'd be like, are you gonna make it like, yeah, make it. And then I show up. And I'm just like, oh.
02:36:28 This will be a little controversial I.
02:36:32 But yeah, it was. It was. It was. It was fun. I like those guys. I like Dave. I like. And it's funny because they I feel like they made it sound like it was more confrontational than it was. It's like it really wasn't. Not. I didn't say anything new. I just said everything I've always said.
02:36:52 About and I wish we'd honestly, I wish we had spent more time because I wanted to get into the universalism aspect of things, and we never really did. It was hard enough just trying, you know.
02:37:04 Yeah, well, you guys saw it. It was, it was good. It was good. It was good. But yeah, you're right. I wish I had gone on a little bit longer and I wish we had had gotten to a point where we could start talking about possible solutions, cause it it didn't. It didn't seem like we ever got to to that, but.
02:37:21 Yeah, it it's. Look, it's something that people need to think about the religious component to white nationalism and the, the the roles that that Jews have played in Christianity, you know, in in years past and and today and especially in the, the, the.
02:37:40 The administration, you know, the Zionist makeup of the administration, the very good possibility that white Americans will once again be asked to go die on some battlefield somewhere so that Lou Pearlman's can fuck little boys. These are all very important topics and questions and things that we need to.
02:38:02 To go over and I wish we had had more time, but it seemed like they were limited on time so.
02:38:08 We.
02:38:09 We we we covered what we could.
02:38:12 And then gorilla hand simply says.
02:38:16 All right, I got to turn that down on my end.
02:38:19 There we go.
02:38:22 Alright then we got volkish, Volkish says excellent appearance on the backlash stream. The religion issue is an uncomfortable but necessary conversation. We all need to have race first is the only way. 1488. Yeah, that was the only thing I wish I'd.
02:38:38 I I like I said, I didn't know what the topic was going to be, so I didn't really have time to think of. Anyway, the one thing I think I funked up was when I was asking when I was trying to explain. Today, one of the the issues in terms of of you know, one of my concerns, for example with the people in and and look, it's understandable. I get why they're like this.
02:39:01 Because I and I don't think it's unique to Christians, I think everyone puts their religion, their God before their people. And the one thing that the contrast I was trying to draw, and I don't think I did the best job was that Jews don't have to make that that that those two things are never in conflict for for Jews, they're people and their religion.
02:39:21 Is bull Jews. They never have to say to themselves. Am I a Jew or am I?
02:39:25 Jew. And you might think surface level that. Oh well, I never have to ask myself, am I white or am I Christian? But sometimes you you aren't putting those positions and definitely those institutions are put in those positions and you Simply put just as an example. And I clumsily did it. This part I wish I'd I'd said better when I.
02:39:45 Clumsily, in a different way, phrased it to Dave, I said, you know, if you just to demonstrate what I was talking about, I said, look, if you had a switch.
02:39:56 And you could flip it up or down, you know, A or B1 option. White people live on forever, but Christianity vanishes from the face of the earth or option 2. Christianity lives on forever, and white people vanished from the face of the Earth's. I didn't put it that way, but I should have put it that way because that would be more succinct than would have made more sense. I think to people.
02:40:18 And he he refused and.
02:40:20 Answer It and which I don't know why I I cause. I think everyone knows what his answer would have like you know, I I think everyone knows like your answer would if you really believe in your religion would be well, I would choose Christianity. You're not really a a true believer unless you would right and.
02:40:41 That's that's the that's the issue is because and it's not unique to Christianity. This is all religions. Anyone that's religious and actually believes what they believe is from God. Why wouldn't they choose what God wants, right? Like, that's the whole point of a religion, right? That you're trying to do what God wants.
02:40:58 And so, but for me, I I don't have. I I could answer that question and I could answer it like that. I would say, yeah, I would let Christianity evaporate if white people, if that was the choice. Again, it's an extreme hypothetical. It's not a real thing.
02:41:14 Thing. But if that was gun to the head, I would pick white people surviving forever and not going extinct. You know, even if it meant Christianity went away. And that is that's that's what the the point I was trying to make is that the reason why the religion question is is is relevant is if you are religious and again.
02:41:34 No matter what your religion is.
02:41:37 You you are going to choose if you're truly religious, truly have faith, you're going to.
02:41:42 Choose.
02:41:43 What God wants over over your.
02:41:46 And so it's irrelevant and it's something we need to talk about, especially if your religion doesn't favor white people. And if the problem facing white people right now is extinction and you're trying to avoid that. So that was that was the only thing I.
02:41:59 Think.
02:41:59 I kind of fumble there and just again. The other thing I was trying to impress upon people was.
02:42:06 Well, we something we covered the night is that Jewish behavior is not dictated or informed by their religion. It's the other way around.
02:42:14 It's the other way around, and Jews are not Jews because of the Jewish religion and that they, you know, convert to Christianity or Buddhism or whatever else. They would cease to be Jews. They're still Jews.
02:42:28 Judaism came from Jews.
02:42:30 Not the other way around.
02:42:33 And that's something that I think a lot of people don't understand and they need to. And again, that's not unique to Jews. That's everybody. You know our, our, our value system didn't turn us into didn't didn't create white behavior. It's the other way around.
02:42:52 You know, whites created white behavior black. Same thing with blacks. Why do you think if if Christianity was this magic bullet that was going to fix everything? Explain the Congo.
02:43:04 Explain the Congo versus Japan, where there's not. You know, there's almost. What is it like two 1% Christian if that in Japan and the Congo, it's like their state religion or basically it was like they're like almost 100% Cathy.
02:43:12 Real.
02:43:15 So explain that. Obviously genetics is what's driving the behavior and not religion. You can have look it. Think of it this way. It's like genetics is is the actual hardware. It's like the car. And you could say maybe religion is like the driver.
02:43:24 You know.
02:43:35 But you're going to be limited by what the hardware can do. You're going to be limited by by what the hardware is capable of doing.
02:43:42 And sure, you might have maybe. Maybe different religions can can make you a better driver, you know, but you're still going to be limited by what the what the vehicle is capable of. So anyway, that that was the the, the, the what I was trying to get across is that biology plays a much bigger role than anyone wants to admit.
02:44:03 It seems like and I don't know why. I don't know why this is such a hard thing for people. Pill, hard, pill for people to swallow, but it's just the truth.
02:44:12 And I don't want white people to go extinct.
02:44:15 And.
02:44:17 Some people might say that that's, you know, like I've heard the argument, for example, that oh, that's like you're, you're deifying your race your it's like you're you're worshipping your race.
02:44:27 And it's like, look, you can call whatever you want, but that's just sounds like something that people that don't want you to put your race before their their religion saying.
02:44:37 You know they they that that just sounds like something that that religion, religions that want you to put them above everything else would tell you.
02:44:49 That that's what that should be. The most important thing is our club and it's like, well, sorry, my family is more important than than your little club.
02:45:01 And then Volkisch says, for anyone that is struggling with faith questions due to issues with Christian doctrine, look up. I can't say that word got good glub glub glub. It's a German word.
02:45:13 GOTG L.
02:45:17 A with the dots over it. Yeah, I count whatever that is. He's in parentheses German for believing in God. It's belief in a higher power without it hearing to a specific dogma, doctrine, or religious movement. Yeah, unfortunately though. Like I feel like that's not necessarily a good solution either, because.
02:45:37 I that that lacks uniformity, you know that lacks there are some good things about having organized religion, and if everyone just kind of has some nebulous belief in God and you, you really fall into moral relativism really fast, because while you might.
02:45:57 Be intelligent enough and developed enough to handle that. It's like we were saying earlier in the stream, 80% of the people out there are just fucking NPCs. They're all on autopilot, and if they don't have those instructions.
02:46:14 Programmed into the autopilot, they're gonna crash like there are some people that just need to be told how to behave, and they need to be told what the value system is because they're not sophisticated enough to handle it on their own. That's that's just the way that some people just can't navigate through life unless they're being told.
02:46:33 What to do unless they're given, unless they're handed an instruction booklet, they can't make it.
02:46:38 And so just having some wishy washy, well I'm spiritual or whatever. I mean you look at all these girls that say that that's if that's what happens. That's what happens when you when you have you know, no, no you uniformity and no hierarchy or or.
02:46:58 Or anything like that. You just get these like, I'm spiritual. I'm going to go do ayahuasca and go party at fucking Burning Man. It's like, OK well.
02:47:07 That's not great either. Yeah. That's. Yeah, that that. I don't think that's necessary. That's that. That's not. They might work for some people. There's like, a a small percentage of people they can handle that. But a lot of people can't handle that. Then we got Simbey. Simbey says, to build your alternative timeline comment from last stream. What we needed was for King.
02:47:29 Edward the 8th to remain on the throne, then Oswald Mosley would have been Prime Minister and then the UK would have joined Germany to destroy the Bolsheviks while blocking US supplies for Stalin.
02:47:44 In that time line, Japan never would have attacked Pearl Harbor, keeping the US out of the war. After several decades, the US would have collapsed like the USSR in our timeline. Yeah, it does make you wonder what would have happened in the United States if we had not been basically the sole survivor in terms of our infrastructure and everything else staying intact.
02:48:06 After World War 2 plus all the the war.
02:48:11 Money. The the war, Gibbs that we got for winning, quote, UN quote. Winning World War 2.
02:48:19 I mean, because it's not like things were economically going great in America in the decades, you know, before World War Two, it was a little bit of a roller coaster there, you know, pretty touch and go in the United States, people forget prior to World War 2.
02:48:33 And we have the depression and we had lots of.
02:48:38 Lots of strife prior to World War Two. World War 2 is really what what put us on the map.
02:48:44 Prior to that, we were kind of like this not so successful experiment.
02:48:48 And then you know what really helped that out was, you know, obviously the thing that we talked about a lot like we did tonight, the flood of Jewish immigrants that came here around the turn of the century, we're all taking root and growing and blossoming. We're not. Maybe blossoming is not the right word growing like weeds strangling.
02:49:09 Our society. So yeah, I mean what it could or should.
02:49:14 I right?
02:49:16 Maybe one day we'll have an AI powerful enough to actually computer model some of this stuff out.
02:49:21 Alright, then we got ah no, Lam says so little pains. Do vulgar take and the investigation of truth, accepting readily the first story that comes to hand.
02:49:35 Is a quote from.
02:49:37 Who? Sidious. I think I don't know though. See. Looks like through Sidious.
02:49:43 I might be saying that wrong and he said, hey, Devon, what are your thoughts on Patriot front and the American Freedom Party? And would you personally get involved with them?
02:49:55 Not I don't. I wouldn't personally. I mean what he like, join that party and stuff. I I don't know anything about the American Freedom Party and Patriot front is.
02:50:07 That they're their own thing.
02:50:11 Personally, getting involved with any group is not on my agenda right now. I mean, there might come a time where where that would that would be interesting to me, but right now I'm just sort of I'm doing. I'm doing my part for the white race and I really don't have time to think about.
02:50:33 A whole lot of collaboration, to be honest. I don't have a lot of time to think about that. I'm I'm doing everything I can personally in my own little way and.
02:50:43 Other people are doing what works for them.
02:50:46 But yeah, I don't. I don't know anything about the the Freedom Party.
02:50:50 And we got Mark.
02:50:52 Nesby says quick show recommendation. Party down Season 1 episode episode 2 from 2009. Watch how the College Republicans were played for Laughs 15 plus years ago on TV. The more things change, the more they stay the same and I will copy that into my notes.
02:51:15 Yeah. No, that's one thing. I'll tell you one thing. The the the more I.
02:51:20 It's not just Jew Jewish behavior that has has stayed the same for centuries.
02:51:25 It's it's history, really does repeat itself. It really is just like the same story over and over and over and.
02:51:32 Over and over again.
02:51:34 And it's it's a little annoying that that's the case, but that is the case.
02:51:39 Uh, white, gravity says Hitler says my chat.
02:51:43 Hitler says my chat press play at.
02:51:50 I whatever that is.
02:51:53 It's a link. I'm not going to go to your link.
02:51:58 Read CQ Crickets on CQ HT Prophecy Chant alright well there's there's something that.
02:52:07 I don't understand your whole thing there, but there's a link for people that want to check that out. I guess when I see CQ by the way, I think you mean Christian question, but I think HAM Radio CQ every time I see.
02:52:18 That.
02:52:19 Especially if you call it CQ Radio. I'm like, oh, you mean this? Is that a ham radio thing, man of low moral fiber says.
02:52:26 Actually, we've just had a few bad popes, and all we need to do to fix Catholicism is to go back in time, rescue Hitler, then install him as Pope and undo centuries of damage. It's so simple and easy. Don't you know Vatican 2 isn't legit?
02:52:42 Yes, that that is kind of how it felt like.
02:52:45 That is kind of how it felt like, and it always feels like when you talk to Catholics that that have this delusion that somehow, you know. Ohh the the only thing that's wrong with America is that Catholics aren't running everything. It's like, Speaking of, Speaking of Speaking of ham Radio and CQ, you should look at what the guy who invented.
02:53:05 Morse code had to say about Catholics back in the 1800s and.
02:53:09 As they came to America anyway, uh white gravity says do you differentiate universalism? Equality includes atheists, and DI adds Fagots Adam said on the backlash, equality and DI are Christian, but they scream enlightenment secular.
02:53:32 Do I differentiate universalism? No. Well, no. I think universalism is is dumb. You know, it it, especially if you're trying. If your argument is we're different, that white people are different than black people. I don't know how you can simultaneously. And This is why I think some people freak out because it is cognitive dissonance.
02:53:53 I I don't know how you can simultaneously say black people and white people are are different, biologically hardwired. They're just different yet also say universalism is real or not real, but it's valid.
02:54:11 Because those two don't work, I mean, either either universalism is valid.
02:54:17 Or black and white people are different, not just black and white, but that's just one of the most extreme contrasts I can think of. But there is no equality. And you're right, there's probably there are there are atheist versions of that in. In fact, some of the people that believe most in equality or equity are atheists, and that's why I'm not like again.
02:54:38 I don't have.
02:54:39 This magic bullet solution we've on this strain for years. Try to come up with 1 and I I think about it. I literally think about it all the time.
02:54:47 And that's why discussions like the one we had Monday are important.
02:54:53 But universalism is.
02:54:59 It's it's in contradiction to race realism and so you can't have both.
02:55:06 And so the people that think they have both are being inconsistent.
02:55:12 And if if you're being consistent, you're going to suffer from cognitive dissonance.
02:55:19 And you're gonna lash out emotionally and think irrationally. And that's not something I think we can afford right now. And so I wanna get people thinking rationally. And so we can actually solve some of these problems.
02:55:35 Then we got grimly fiendish with a big dono.
02:55:38 Money is power. Money is the only weapon that that you have to defend himself.
02:55:43 How jewy this fad is?
02:56:01 Alright, grimly fiendish says. They sure love corrupting the young. If you need just one reason to hate them, that would be it. Yeah. Again, isn't it a little bit? Speaking of universalism.
02:56:15 The only thing that seems universal is Jewish behavior. No. But look, to be perfectly consistent here.
02:56:24 Even Jewish behavior is not not universal in terms of, like, not every Jew is a Lou Pearlman. OK, but enough of them are.
02:56:36 Enough of them are.
02:56:38 You know to where you know it's not a sin to to think in generalizations. That's something that they weirdly, a lot of the people that believe in universalism are also the people who don't want you thinking in generalizations.
02:56:53 Which is like, well, OK.
02:56:57 Yeah, yeah, that is a big that is a big that is a that is a Jewish attribute for sure.
02:57:04 Corrupting, corrupting the young. But thank you very much, grimly feendish. Very generous.
02:57:10 And then someone stole my bike, says Professor. Hope all is well on the East Coast. Gonna have to catch the replay. Well, I appreciate that. And then he says.
02:57:20 Fagots.
02:57:22 That's that's a very that's a very APT fagot for tonight.
02:57:28 Then we got Bessemer, Bessemer says hi Devon tight budget right now. Wish it was more. Oy vey. Thank you for the strain. Well, hey, don't worry about it. Don't be breaking the bank to.
02:57:39 To support me, I I I mean I appreciate whatever you can do and.
02:57:45 Yeah, hopefully. Hopefully I wouldn't. It's too bad. I'm not like one of these.
02:57:51 Prosperity ministers. I could just be like, well, you, you're always gonna be poor if you don't send me enough money.
02:58:01 Well, unfortunately for me, I guess or my bank account. I'm not evil. See. Fully. I was a Jew. I'd go crash a blimp and then tell you guys that you must send me money or you'll.
02:58:11 Always be poor.
02:58:13 But thank you very much Bessemer.
02:58:16 Then we got man of low moral fiber, says Peno. Jews shutting down the stream. Now he's the well Jicky and Zuckerberg Jew. Yeah, he's literally every kind of well, you could say he was that kind of Jew, and he bought that online talent agency.
02:58:30 But then again, like I said, that's more that was more like a little pacitti Jew, little fajita little.
02:58:36 Little Curry Jew in there.
02:58:39 Charles Bronson says the one with the tattoos was Nick Carter. His older brother was in one of Lowe's bands. Nick was found dead in a bathtub about 3 years ago. So many musicians die in bathtubs. You the man dad. Well, there you go. Yeah.
02:58:58 Yeah. Well, I mean, I guess when you live a life of of Psycho Jew pedestrian, you never know what's gonna happen, right?
02:59:09 Then we got Kurgan 86.
02:59:17 Kirk and Annie 6. I very much enjoyed your appearance on the backlash earlier this week, listening to Dave attempt to read Negro Spritzer's message. That was pretty funny was too much. Please keep us updated on any more appearances you might have.
02:59:32 Coming up in the future once again, Professor Stack, thank you for your work. Come on, people, let's get those donos up for Devon. And then you say.
02:59:42 Actually I have another why don't I have two of these?
02:59:45 Well, I'll just.
02:59:46 Do this one.
02:59:47 Faggots.
02:59:48 There's no I've heard of faggots button, but apparently I don't have it on the stream deck.
02:59:52 Well, thank you very much, Kerrigan.
02:59:55 Then we got some guy says the FBI agents weren't that fucking stupid. They already tipped him off or were bribed, et cetera. Well, that's possible.
03:00:07 That is possible now. Like I said, that money went somewhere.
03:00:12 Uh. Some guy then says last show was about Nazis being every TV episode. I commented about American Gods being filled with race mixing, etcetera. Next episode was about Nazis. Not kidding. Can't make this stuff up. Well, there you go. It is it that every show has to have at least one Nazi episode.
03:00:32 It's the.
03:00:34 It's the stack rule I guess. I I don't know, but it every single show seems to have at least one.
03:00:40 At least one, even if it well either either Nazi or heavy-handed diversity episode. How about that? But usually there's a it was more common, I think in the 80s and 90s, it's not as common. These or maybe it is common, there's just so many shows, it's.
03:00:56 Hard to hard to know.
03:00:59 And then some guy says Pearlman didn't die in jail. He's just chilling somewhere with Epstein and the other Jewish criminals. Well, that's The thing is he either.
03:01:07 He.
03:01:08 He is now in Israel with his hundreds of millions of dollars, or they killed him and took his hundreds of millions of dollars. But yeah, kind of convenient, right? Kind of convenient that he.
03:01:20 He died of an infection in jail.
03:01:23 And that's just the end of the story. Don't believe it? Sorry. Don't believe it. Uh, my guess is he was either Mossad or you know, because they're all the cameras in the house. That seems kind of.
03:01:35 Kind of interesting. I'd like to know who who exactly was invited to these boy band parties. You know what I mean? With these cameras everywhere.
03:01:45 There's definitely more to that story. There's definitely more to that story and more to the story of his death. I find it hard to believe that, you know, he went to prison and then just died of an infection or something. It's like, I mean, it's possible. It's possible.
03:02:02 But there's also a lot of other possibilities that seem maybe more possible. Then we got every single time with a gigantic dono.
03:02:13 Children.
03:02:14 Today we'll be reading the best Christmas ever. Our story begins with.
03:02:19 The magic negro.
03:02:30 Where did the snowman go?
03:02:43 The best Christmas ever.
03:02:47 Every single time.
03:02:50 Says thanks Devon and great appearance on the backlash. Well, I appreciate that.
03:02:55 And yeah, like I said, I I I had no idea. I thought I was just gonna go on there and be like, hey, let's.
03:03:01 Let's talk about Jews or something.
03:03:06 And I was like, oh, OK, I guess it's something.
03:03:08 Else.
03:03:09 Uh, but yeah, well, I appreciate that. Thank you very much for the big support every single time.
03:03:16 And we got Charles Bronson says. How's churro doing? He is still Mia.
03:03:21 He is still Mia.
03:03:23 I I I I messaged the neighbor and said, you know he's he's missing. Keep an eye out for him. Not too worried yet. Well, I mean look.
03:03:35 He's of the desert. He might be. Who knows? He might be gone for good. He might be gone for a couple of weeks. He's been gone for weeks here and there in the past, and always, always turned up. And then he was gone for 4 1/2 months once. So you know, I mean, the way I see it.
03:03:54 If I never see him again, I'm just gonna assume he had a really happy fun.
03:03:59 Adventure somewhere, but it's also the time of year. Unfortunately, all the boomers come back to town like this is the time, right? It's starting to cool off. And so I could see Churro just like being scooped up by a fucking boomer. That's always.
03:04:16 OK.
03:04:17 That's always a risk.
03:04:20 And yeah, I I don't know. Hopefully we see him again. Hopefully we see him again, but I have faith in Truro and his ability to survive now more than ever so.
03:04:33 We'll see. You know, who knows? Who knows?
03:04:36 Hopefully he's. Hopefully, he's good. I did. I'm not gonna lie. I did go looking for him the other night. I went around calling in the direction where I thought he might go. Like where there's boomers now. I.
03:04:48 Was like true commute true.
03:04:50 And that never works, but it's never worked before at least.
03:04:55 But I yeah.
03:04:58 It is what it is. I drove around a little bit too, but it's, you know, I've only seen him out and about once, so he's a sneaky little fucker.
03:05:08 Maybe he'll turn up. Maybe he'll turn up.
03:05:11 Alright, let's take a look at.
03:05:14 Rumble.
03:05:18 I'm right Rumble.
03:05:21 Watch the collapsed podcast says White Power Tribe and train goys free Mr. Bond.
03:05:29 There you go. And yes, Mr. Bond is definitely a prisoner, a political prisoner and also a prisoner of war right now.
03:05:38 Rupert says replay gang here. Fuck Lou the Jew. See you on Saturday, professor stack. Goodnight. Well, I appreciate that.
03:05:47 Then we got the Shogun.
03:05:50 The Shogun says you who and Darth Vader Lou the Jew would have most definitely got my butt.
03:05:59 Yeah. Well, look, he was.
03:06:01 He was definitely a groomer.
03:06:04 He knew what he was doing, gravy bear.
03:06:08 Just says gravy bear, alright.
03:06:11 And Gravy Bear again says I teach English to Japanese.
03:06:15 I get along well with the Japs. They're smart and a lot of them are based. Can we have an Anglo Japanese alliance?
03:06:23 As long as they're in their own country and we're in our own country, that's fine with me. I don't hate. I I don't even hate black people.
03:06:32 I really don't. In fact, I there's some black people I like. I don't even hate Jews.
03:06:39 I mean, I I I'm having trouble thinking of Jews. I like right now. But I'm sure there. I'm sure there's one.
03:06:49 I'll get back to you on that one.
03:06:54 That was a little tougher. Uh, But yeah, I mean, look, I it's it's not about hate of other groups or even the inability to cooperate with other groups. It's just that they should be other groups.
03:07:10 You know, it's like they should be a a another family. They should be the family next door. Not not the family that won't fucking leave my house after the dinner. Party's over. You know, like at the end of the day, they should go home. And I should go. I should be in my house with my family.
03:07:30 And they should be in their house with their family. Doesn't mean we can't be neighbors now. I mean that in the macro by neighbors, I mean neighboring countries, OK?
03:07:43 But yeah, I mean look, why would look if you were Japanese, wouldn't you want to live in Japan? I would. I almost want to live in Japan, and I'm not even Japanese.
03:07:52 Astralis, 725.
03:07:56 Nuremberg monopolies.
03:08:08 Says Lou Pearlman, is not one of my favorite people, but this is kind of interesting. Even if the Jews are detestable.
03:08:16 Yeah, well, I mean.
03:08:19 I I guess look, we can get him that, right? He's he was he definitely had an interesting life.
03:08:24 I guess that's one way to put it. I don't know. I don't know. That's the way I put it, but.
03:08:29 I guess that's one way to put it.
03:08:32 I would appreciate that. And then we got Dee. Mitch says molestation is a touchy subject. Womp, womp.
03:08:40 Yeah. Well, yeah. Well, yeah. And ask that. Ask that guy. That's like, no.
03:08:45 He's not child molester. That's crazy.
03:08:48 As I almost but I didn't, I should have included. He started crying. I should have.
03:08:54 Put that clip in.
03:08:56 I don't think I got to that. Let me see.
03:08:58 Let me see if I can find it quickly. It's at the very, very end.
03:09:03 Of the documentary he like, he's like I have to. I have to stop.
03:09:08 I have to take a break.
03:09:10 It's like hmm, you were.
03:09:15 You are so fucking molested. Like you were so molested. Let me find it. Let me see if I can find real quick.
03:09:29 Yeah, here it is. Actually. Found a way. Quick one. I thought I was.
03:09:35 All right, let me load it up here.
03:09:48 Alright, so this is.
03:09:50 This is the kid that was totally not molested.
03:10:01 Like I'm looking at that slate right now.
03:10:03 It says, little Pearlman.
03:10:04 Project and it's just so sad.
03:10:08 It just it just hurts, man. It hurts to see people talking and continue to continuously and talking because I go through the same thing.
03:10:18 We're going through right now.
03:10:20 He was in.
03:10:21 I'm gummy bear.
03:10:26 I gotta take a break for a second, guys.
03:10:28 He was a gummy bear.
03:10:31 Is that what he made you call him?
03:10:33 Call me your little gummy bear.
03:10:36 I mean, it's fucking. Come on, dude. Can you be even? Can you be any more obviously molested?
03:10:45 Yeah, it's it's fucking.
03:10:49 Yeah, it is what it is. The show gun, says Aaron Carter, the guy that was totally here. He is totally not molested, was threatening to come out about dirty Hollywood secrets. Now he's dead just now. This guy's dead now.
03:11:06 Let me just they died very recently.
03:11:15 Or cause he has a brother that looks a lot like him, that I that I thought was dead.
03:11:23 Yeah. No, this guy's not dead. I think it's his brother's dead.
03:11:31 Right. Let me see.
03:11:41 Oh no, I guess he.
03:11:44 It's hard to tell them apart.
03:11:48 No, I guess he is dead.
03:11:54 Well, there you go.
03:11:58 He must have died like right after they made this documentary.
03:12:02 Like right after they made this documentary.
03:12:11 Huh. Well, maybe this guy should be a stream at some point. I don't know.
03:12:17 That's crazy.
03:12:20 That's fucking crazy. He must have died, like, literally right after they made this cause this came out.
03:12:27 This came out like right after or right around that timeline when when he actually I think it.
03:12:32 Came out after he died.
03:12:38 Yeah, I think it came out like either right when he died or right.
03:12:43 Right after he died. That's pretty pretty fucking crazy.
03:12:47 Well, there you go. Obviously, he's my gummy bear. Yeah, OK.
03:12:54 OK. And that's pretty fucked up pretty fucked up.
03:12:59 Zazzy Mataz bot saz. Thanks for the show. Very enlightening Jews, you say. Hmm. I'll have to look into it. Well, there you go.
03:13:09 Leaving a trail of human wreckage in their wake.
03:13:14 Steve, just Steve.
03:13:20 Oh, actually, do I have a button for that? I used to.
03:13:26 Steve, just Steve.
03:13:33 I used to have a button for that.
03:13:36 Here we are.
03:13:37 I got damn FBI.
03:13:42 Devon, can't thank you enough for your unwavering consistency in streams. We can't count on much nowadays, but we can always count on you. Thank you. I appreciate that, Steve. Just Steve.
03:13:56 And it's only through the support of people of viewers like you that this programming is possible.
03:14:03 Alright then we got. Let's see here scroll, scroll, scroll scroll because it's rumble.
03:14:09 Chicago or no Giga chat of NP's says the Taliban are basically Pashtun nationalists and say they want to remove all minorities from Afghanistan. They overthrew liberal and Commie governments through strict Islam, more effective to have religion.
03:14:30 No, I think that's true of every. It's not just them, it it's every movement. Because like I said, those 80% of people, religion isn't just the instruction manual they need in order to behave and and not be fucking degenerate. You know ayahuasca.
03:14:50 Drinking.
03:14:51 Spiritual.
03:14:53 Faggots. But that's it's also sometimes what they need to go to war.
03:14:59 You know.
03:15:02 Why do you think? I mean, look, why do you think they're ramping up all this Christian rhetoric in the Trump administration? I kind of smell war.
03:15:11 And who do you think fights the wars for America, Christian Zionists. And so that's why you're seeing a lot of that. This Zionism stuff's kind of really.
03:15:21 Starting to percolate and boil up a little bit so.
03:15:27 Yeah, and. And look, that's not just Zionism. Like you say it, it's Jews. Do this Muslims do it.
03:15:35 Hindus look at the Hindus in India that are having the the issues with the Muslims. You know, it's all religion is what gets people to go to war more than probably anything else.
03:15:50 And so it in in that regard. It's.
03:15:54 It's useful.
03:15:55 To the people who define their religion.
03:15:59 So yeah, I mean it's a motivator, it's it's a motivator, it's a, it's something that it's a. And I don't mean this in the way.
03:16:07 That.
03:16:07 Like, you know, like, cringe, lefties you know anti religion. People were like oh, it's a it's a instrument of control.
03:16:16 It is though it is.
03:16:19 UM.
03:16:20 It is an instrument of control. That's how you control the 80% of people that need to be.
03:16:26 Told what to do.
03:16:28 And that can be a good thing. It can be a bad thing too, but it can be a good thing. And even when it, it's controlling them into war, it's not always a it's sometimes a bad thing, but it's not always.
03:16:39 A.
03:16:39 Bad thing. Sometimes it's good to have that religious element that will motivate people to die for A cause they wouldn't normally die for.
03:16:49 You know that if they, if they really look, if they looked at it rationally, they wouldn't wanna go die for that cause. But if they think God wants them to go die for the cause, and if they end up dying, then they're they're gonna, you know, the next thing that like, the, the next thing they'll see after that, that shrapnel hits them in the forehead is God going. Hey, what's up, Billy?
03:17:09 We've been waiting for you. All right, let me show you to your to your mansion or your, you know, 72 virgins, or, you know, whatever. Right, like, like that's that's. Yeah. That's a good way to get people to go.
03:17:22 Fearlessly March into battle and everyone's done. Every society going back to, you know, the dawn of time has has viewed it that way. You know what? You could even the kamikazes, you know, go, go crash your fucking airplane into the side of a battleship. And I don't know what their myth.
03:17:42 But they had some kind of religious myth where, you know, you you would.
03:17:46 You become eternal honor or something. I don't know what some Jap thing, but there's always some kind of religious element to get people to do. These extreme actions for their people and and that's not.
03:17:59 It's.
03:18:00 It's not always bad.
03:18:03 It's always bad to have that.
03:18:05 Alright, so let's take a look here at entropy one last time. All right, I think we're good. Think we've got everything alright, guys. Well, I hope you enjoyed our little trip down Jew Lane.
03:18:19 And I hope you learn something about the the history of boy bands and the Jewish role in bringing them to us.
03:18:30 And the the Ponzi schemes and molestation that had had that, they had to take place in order to make that possible.
03:18:39 And anyway, alright. Well, I'm gonna go ahead and turn in now. Hope you guys all have a good rest of your day.
03:18:48 We'll be back here on Saturday. Same bat time, same bat channel. In the mean time.
03:18:54 For Black Pilled, I am of course.
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