INSOMNIA STREAM： JEW BEHIND THE MASK EDITION - 05/23/2026

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00:07:28 Welcome to the Insomnia Stream Jew behind the mask edition. I guess, probably fix this a little bit. I don't know, it doesn't really matter. I'm your host, of course. I'll do this. I'm your host, Devon Stack. This is not about the weird mask allegations on Twitter, by the way, the military guy that that legit looks like he's wearing a mask. I don't know what it is. It looks weird, though. It does look weird. It does look weird.
00:08:11 I don't know if I'm sure you guys have seen it by now, right? I didn't even download it. I just, because it's not about that, but some of you guys might have thought it was about that. It's not about that. By coincidence, though, by coincidence, we are going to be talking about hyper-realistic masks today, so yeah, just totally by coincidence, actually. So I guess we should kind of dive right in a little bit, we got a lot of cut, lot to cover the story.
00:08:45 The story is old. It goes back 20 some odd years, well, about 21 years. So we're all going to hop into our time machines and go back to 2005 2005 in France to a little bank slash post office called La Bank Postal in Paris. Pop that up there. There's a woman there, we'll call her Madame G Madame G Madame G was working at the branch, this particular branch of La Bank Pastel, or we'll just call it Pastel in France, and the phone rings.
00:09:37 She picks it up, and on the other end of the phone is the head of the bank, Jean Paul Belay. She's very surprised to receive a phone call from the head of the bank, because she'd only met him once in passing, and he was several levels above her. She was like a. Like a regional bank manager, and he was like, you know, the bank president, think of it like that. He seemed very worried, he seemed very worried, and very serious.
00:10:17 His tone was what she described as, as very urgent, you see. He explained to her, you need to help us, you need to help us. We're, uh, we're going to be involved in a, in a secret terrorism investigation. Remember, this is in the wake of seven seven in the UK. Back in 2005 you had the terrorist attack.
00:10:49 Terrorism was was very much on the minds of Americans and Europeans.
00:10:55 This is obviously post 911 as well.
00:10:58 You had a lot of Islamic terror going on well with some Israeli fingerprints, depending on, you know, depending on how you look at it, but all the same in terms of the perception of the people, you had a lot of Islamic terror going on all throughout the West,
00:11:20 and this bank met this bank president was telling Madam G that in order to help fight terrorism the government has has reached out to him and let him know that people funding terrorism were using their bank to send money to terrorists to finance terrorism, and that they would like to have him pass him off to a trusted associate that could work a sting operation to capture the terrorists now, like I said, just three weeks prior on the news, they were saying four suicide bombers linked to Al Qaeda had blown themselves up in central London, killing 52 people and injuring 700
00:12:22 You had photographs and, and news footage, bloody burned commuters staggering from the underground. She was told that the intelligence officer by the name of Paul would contact her soon.
00:12:42 She hung up the phone, she was very, very simultaneously afraid and titillated by this idea, and just moments after she hung up that man that had been mentioned, this this Paul from the intelligence agency called up?
00:13:06 He tells her, don't worry, we have this under control, but we need your help, and the first thing that you need to understand is operational security. You can't tell anyone, you can't tell your friends, you can't tell your family, you can't tell co-workers, and you can't even tell your immediate boss that we've got your the president of your bank looped in, but don't tell anyone else, because we don't know who's involved with this terrorist stuff.
00:13:45 Nobody can know what you're up to.
00:13:48 Lives are at stake, and don't worry, you'll be watched and protected by our agents, and you are doing your patriotic duty to France, but first things first, we have to get out of official channels. You're going to have to go buy a separate burner phone and call me at this number.
00:14:13 Can't be, you can't be your personal cell phone. You have to go right now, go buy a burner phone. So she goes down and buys a little Nokia, or whatever they had in 2005 and this phone he tells her it's only to be used with communications between the two of them, she can't use the phone for any other purpose, and that she can't contact him using anything but that phone, she has to keep that phone charged and with her 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and she must answer the phone anytime it rings, and it rang a lot.
00:15:01 Over the next two days, she was called over 42 times by Paul, and Paul gave her all the details of this mission. Paul also seemed to know a lot of personal information about her, which would make sense if he works for the intelligence agencies. He knew obviously where she lived.
00:15:28 He knew where her mother lived, a lot of details about her mother. He knew when her father died. He knew that she was a lesbian, and he knew the name of her girlfriend and the names of other people she had associated with.
00:15:49 He then asked her, you know, in order for this mission to work properly, to give him a list of all of her wealthiest clients, wealthiest customers, and give the exact balance of their accounts, so that he could check it against the data that they had to see if they could find the accounts responsible for funding the terrorism.
00:16:17 So she did. She went through, and she gave the balances of each of her wealthiest clients, and when she gave the balance of one of the accounts, he said that's perfect, that's the match. So now we have to go to phase two of this sting operation that you're a part of, you're going to have to help me set the trap.
00:16:47 He tells her you have to withdraw as much cash as possible from all of these accounts, and he lists these different accounts, clean them out as much as you can. Don't again, don't tell your boss, don't tell anyone what you're doing there. And once she had completed the withdrawals, she only had 250,000 euros, and this wasn't going to be enough for the the mission that Paul had planned.
00:17:20 So he said, I need you to go to the bank vault and try to find some more. So she goes to the bank vault, and she's able to wrestle up another 100,000 or so euros. She then places at Paul's instruction all 350,000 some odd euros in a large bag, and she is told you get that bag, get into a taxi, and go to this cafe.
00:18:00 I will call you every two minutes and update you on what to do next. She gets in the cab with the 350,000 some odd euros, travels to the cafe, where Paul tells her you need to go to a bathroom stall and wait for someone to knock on the bathroom stall. It's one of my agents. They're going to give you a password, and if they give you the correct password, you need to pass that bag to the agent.
00:18:38 That agent is going to take the money. We're going to mark the cash, and then wait for my instructions on what to do next. So she goes to the bathroom stall, and she waits.
00:18:53 After a few minutes, sure enough, someone walks into the bathroom. She hears a female voice give her the password, the agreed upon password, and she passes the bag of money under the stall. The woman takes the bag unseen and exits the bathroom. Madame G waits.
00:19:21 Waits, she is then told. All right, you need to now go get another cab and go to this cafe that's that's somewhat nearby. You are to sit down and wait for an agent that will have green eyes, they will give you the bag of money once the bills have been marked. So she goes to the meeting spot, and she waits, waiting for.
00:19:59 The agent with green eyes to appear with the bag of 350 some odd 1000 euros, and she waits, and she waits, and she waits some more, starts to feel like hours are going by, and then she realizes Paul was calling her almost every two minutes up until this moment, and now she hasn't received any phone calls from Paul.
00:20:39 She starts to believe that she has been scammed, and so she calls a lawyer, a defense lawyer, and heads down to the police station to report what has happened, because she has no communication from Paul.
00:21:00 He's not answering the phone, and no agent with green eyes has ever showed up, and she just realized I just handed 350,000 some odd euros to someone, and now that I'm thinking about this, maybe this was dumb, maybe this was a dumb idea, maybe this was not very smart, this is a is a clip from her lawyer talking about the case, describing kind of the actions once she got to the police station,
00:21:35 au debut de service de police, no non pas que imagine a
00:21:40 at first the police didn't believe that a person of her ranking works in a bank would hang around with 350,000 euros in cash in a
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00:21:51 of a bar, so at first they thought she was an accomplice, but then the lawyer called them, and also seeing her psychological state, they started to understand that she was innocent, but they were still acting like making fun, being like, how could she do that, like it was ridiculous of her to do that.
00:22:11 I can see it now. You dumb fucking dyke, are you serious? Are you serious? You, you just, you just listen to some guy on the phone tell you to just get all the money in the bank, like every last dollar, well, well, euro, I guess, just get every last euro, put it in a bag, and then just give it to someone, and you were part of some secret agent.
00:22:39 This is, this is fucking stupid. So they initially, obviously, they thought she was in on it, then realized no, she's just some dumb dyke, and you know they made fun of her, of course, because that was fucking retarded.
00:22:53 Mer de McEnt, the
00:22:55 accomplices managed to get intel about her private life by calling her 80 year old mom, and telling her that it was something for a TV show, like a TV game, and so they learned that she was gay, different like birth dates and stuff like that, that were like really personal, and so when he contacted her, he was able to tell her this stuff, and that made her trust him,
00:23:17 so the reason why they knew all these details about her, is the scammers called up her mom, saying they were with a game show and wanted to know, you know, fun little details about her daughter and her stupid mom, the one that raised a lesbian, just, you know, it was like, oh yeah, here's every detail about my daughter, and you know her dad died this day, and this is her address, and this is her girlfriend's name, and so that's how she found out that they knew so much about her.
00:23:53 So, what, what exactly, you know, who exactly was responsible for this? Well, this Jew right here, you know, surprise, surprise, this Jew right here, who is credited as, as being the, the inventor of what is called now the CEO scam, because it became such a big deal, it is, you know, it's now a scam, in fact, it's kind of funny.
00:24:22 Indians now attempt to do this kind of scam. This scam is a scam that refuses to die, but it originated with this Jew right here and his girlfriend back in 2005 when they decided to take advantage of the high trust society, and you know, in these white communities, coupled with their fear of Middle Eastern terrorism, which also a byproduct of the Western involvement with Israel, so yeah, it goes full circle, I guess there.
00:24:59 Is a documentary we watching a lot of clips of that, that's in French, that I ran through a AI to dub it into English. It actually did a phenomenal job, so which is great. So we're going to hear a few clips, basically. I mean, like, you wouldn't know if you weren't looking, there's a couple spots you would notice, but like, if you weren't looking at the lips not matching, I don't know how I did such a good job, to be honest.
00:25:27 Again, there's, there's a couple places not so great, but overall I was amazed. Anyway, this is his girlfriend, Shirley. Shirley, call her Shirley number one.
00:25:37 You'll meet Shirley number two in a moment, surely number one is the horror girlfriend that helped him develop these initial scams, but Gilbert, we're just gonna call him Gilbert Chicly in French, it's like Gil Bruges, who cares, it's Gilbert, Gilbert here was born and raised in France, French Jew, I think his parents were Jewish immigrants, I'm not sure if they were or how many generations they were in France, but lived in a Jewish neighborhood, he was running scams from an early age, he was at by age 15 he was making 50,000 well, the equivalent of $50,000 a month running scams. What he did specifically, or at least one of his mini scams, was he was selling.
00:26:35 You got to remember the.com bubble, and everything was, oh, the internet's new, and oh, we're gonna start selling products on the internet, and, like, Amazon was just, you know, they just had started, and companies were trying to figure out, like, what, you know, how do we sell our shit on the internet?
00:26:51 I guess the internet's like the new thing, and so he would sell companies fake ads on websites that don't exist or on websites that did exist that he didn't work for, he would pretend to sell packages where it would, oh yeah, you want to sell your product online.
00:27:14 Well, we're gonna, we're gonna make sure that you can sell it on Amazon or sell it, you know, on this other website that I guess French people use, and then he would charge them some big fee, and their product would never be available on that website, because he was just full of shit.
00:27:31 This is just one of the many scams he did, but he was doing lots of scams, he was making lots of money scamming people, supporting his mom, who was a gambling addict, who would rack up huge gambling debts. He was also a big gambler, and so he would gamble away a lot of this money, and then he'd have to do more scams on the goyim in order to pay off his gambling debts.
00:27:55 He also just, you know, he got so much money out of scamming, he was just living large, which is how he met this girl here. She saw him driving around in a Mercedes, and they hit it off because she was this well gold digging whore. So this is a clip of her, you know, again AI dub describing why they decided to develop the scam this way,
00:28:19 I He was a hustler and a money maker.
00:28:28 I've always been into luxury, a little bourgeois girl, really, but Gilbert, he was the Belleville side. Yeah, that's why he clicked the bourgeois girl and the bad boy. Gilbert was always a big spender, a high roller. He didn't play to win, he played to show off.
00:28:47 What I really loved the most about him was his brilliant intelligence.
00:28:53 In 2005 Gilbert had a money problem. He was racking up gambling debts. He was short two or 300,000 euros. He had a lot of thugs who wanted to shake him down, and he says to me, Surely I'm screwed, I'm screwed. I need, I need money. What am I going to
00:29:08 do? How am I going to get money from the Goyim? I don't know what to do. And she remarked, Well, on TV you have all this terrorist stuff, and people are all worried about this terrorist stuff that's been going on.
00:29:29 Reports are just coming in of an explosion at Liverpool Street Station here in London, and
00:29:36 that old gate, I can confirm a bomb damage to train. One carriage completely wiped out. At least nine people, very seriously injured and trapped.
00:29:48 Explosion appeared, and then it just smoke everywhere in the tunnel was trying to close the doors because there's just smoke and couldn't breathe,
00:29:59 everyone. Just asking, what's happened, what's happened. All we're being told is it's a major inch, and the whole of the London Underground is now shut.
00:30:08 So everyone's freaked out by this terrorism stuff. Maybe we can play on their fears, because when you're trying to trick the goyim, it's better if they're afraid, because people, when they're, when they're afraid, they don't think rationally. They don't think rationally. I mean, I mean, look at America, they were afraid of terrorism, and now they're, they're at war in the Middle East for some reason, because they're afraid.
00:30:34 So fear is a good motivator if you want to get the going to do something, and and people were afraid, so he was like, That's a great idea.
00:30:44 The first idea that crossed my mind was to pull off a complex scam by playing on people's deep-seated fears, posing as official anti-terror agents, and believe me, it really took off from there. It's just like dynamite.
00:31:02 The first thing that occurred to her when she watched these, these horrific images on TV was, let's play on people's fear, let's do that, let's play on people's fear, and get some money.
00:31:14 Gilbert's role was posing as a DJC agent, looking for people's weaknesses. First of all, that's the basics, scaring them, telling them we have a secret on them. Actually, I have a secret on you.
00:31:28 Yeah, see, just you just have to scare people and and let them know you know their secrets and blackmail them. That's, you know, that basic juice stuff, you know, just basic juice stuff, so that they start doing the scam, especially after it's so successful, they get over 350,000 euros handed to them after three days worth of work all over the phone, and that's all it took.
00:31:55 It took three days, it took one day cold calling and pretending to be the manager after, well, maybe another day, if you add in the day that where they had to research the woman and call her mom and get details about her and stuff, right? And then call her something, I think it was like it was over 42 times posing as Paul.
00:32:17 He played both characters, by the way, he played the bank president and Paul somehow she talked to them both back to back and didn't realize it was the same dude posed as Paul called her 42 times or more over a two day period until he broke her down and convinced her that she was part of this big secret agent style mission where she was going to hand over 303,000 euros to the mystery woman, who ended up being this woman here, Shirley, who was driven to the cafe by Gilbert's brother, you know, another Jew who was in on the schemes and didn't mind at all participating, because well, he's also a Jew, and he was going to get his cut of the Goyam money, so they did this scam, as I said several times, and it worked shockingly well, because trusting Fool Goyam, you know, they, it doesn't occur to them that, you know, people would, would lie.
00:33:22 I don't know why, but you know more and more white people, you're gonna have to realize that high trust society thing, it's gone, it's all gone, it's all gone, guys. You know, you, you don't live in that environment anymore. But anyway, here's another case, you know, this is the actual victim describing exactly what happened.
00:33:43 They found a guy at his lowest point, his wife had just recently committed suicide, and so they thought that he would be distracted, he wouldn't be able to focus exactly on his work because he had three children now that he was trying to raise while also working at this bank, so after they had this dossier of information about him and knew all this personal turmoil that he was going through, they called up the bank and asked to be transferred to him and ran the same scam.
00:34:15 I have held the position of financial director for a great many years in March 2006 I went through something I wouldn't wish on anyone at the time, which was the death of my wife due to depression. So she committed suicide. She left me with my three children on my hands.
00:34:39 It was a bit of a complicated time for me, where I needed to trust to have to find trust in human nature again. Two weeks later, I was sitting at my office desk. Then, at one point, a colleague of mine transferred a phone call over to me, claiming that it was the President himself on the line.
00:34:57 Hello,
00:35:00 this is mr. Hugues speaking. How have you been doing today?
00:35:05 And then he went on to explain that I should expect to receive another call from an official DGSE agent very soon. I get a call.
00:35:17 Yes. Hello, you're aware you're calling from a secure line.
00:35:21 He had an incredibly calm, steady, and friendly voice. He explained that my contribution would be to initiate a wire transfer that his team would monitor to try and apprehend them the moment the funds are received.
00:35:36 It's called insider trading, so if you're able to handle this, we'll do it together. Otherwise, I am big enough to contact someone else. So, what I'm asking is that there be no contact between you and me. I don't know how you'll make this payment alone.
00:35:50 I'm starting to have some real questions about this when he formed the motions. Me hesitated, he said, we know who you are. We know your personal situation isn't easy right now. He talked about my wife's suicide. He talked about my, my children. He has information on me. He has a great deal of information about me.
00:36:12 I'm counting on you. Send it out pretty fast. It's very important.
00:36:17 I hesitate. I hesitate, but, but I go through with it. I'm in my role, and I go for it. In total, the attempt was for a little over 10 million euros.
00:36:31 That's right, 10 million euros this time. 10 million euros. Now, by the way, this is just one of the scams he's running, as he runs other scams, he racks up quite the hall by the end of this, but this one scam netted him 10 million euros, so he gets the 10 million euros. Let me make a second. This is this is the guy himself. Look, he's part of the replay gang, apparently. Replay gang Gilbert.
00:37:15 He launders his money through China, through HSBC, and some other banks, he also buys taxi companies in where Israel, of course, and funnels some of the money through these fake taxi companies that he has in Israel.
00:37:39 In fact, that woman that he was with before, that he did the scam with, with the this girl, this woman right here, she gets arrested, so she gets caught when they're they, they finally trace one of the phone calls, they find out where she lives and arrest her in France, but he flees to Israel, and immediately gets with a different Shirley.
00:38:07 This is the new Shirley that thinks very highly of herself. And before I know from a distance, you might think, Oh, she's kind of hot. No, this is her up close, I Ah, just, just a cross-eyed Yenta right there, trash, you know, this is, this is, this is Jew trash, this is like she's a tatted up trashy Jew whore, but she's a gold digging trashy, well, I mean, do they come any other way? She's a gold-taking, trashy Jew whore.
00:38:45 The way that she meets him, in fact, is while she's in Israel. This, by the way, this stream is not going to make Israel look good by the end of it. While he's in Israel on the news in Israel, they talk about a French Israeli scammer who had done a recent scam.
00:39:10 There's another one of these scams that netted 5 million euros, and so she hears this on the radio, and she says to herself, I want to meet this guy, yeah, this this guy that's got 5 million at least euros, and so she goes looking for him and meets him, and you know works her gold digger magic, and ends up ends up being a a permanent fixture in his sphere, here's, you know, he's living the lifestyle in Israel.
00:39:45 He's got 10s of millions of dollars at this point, and partying up with some cross-eyed yenta.
00:39:53 He was like a guardian angel who suddenly appeared, someone who always wanted what was best for. Me, Gilbert had a truly unique gift. Whenever he spoke, he drew everyone into his story. He was like a master magician. He did so much for me. He spoiled me rotten. Lavish gifts, everything you could possibly want, anything you could imagine. Did you never wonder where their money came from, or did you just not care? I honestly didn't care where it was coming from.
00:40:35 So he's buying her sports cars, he's buying her diamond rings and jewelry, they're partying at the most expensive clubs, and she doesn't care where the fuck, the fucking money comes from, but she already knows where the money comes from, because she, that's the whole, that's how she met him, she met him because she heard about the guy who made $5 million and decided she wanted to get that guy, so yeah, so anyway, so that's that's his new Shirley, her name's also Shirley, so this is Shirley number two, and they get married there, she is with like the sluttiest wedding dress I've ever seen in my entire life, there he is with his yarmulke on, of course, observant Jew in Israel,
00:41:28 he's a refugee in Israel. He feels completely safe, so he's going to play with us a little,
00:41:32 you know. We each have something inside us. It either works perfectly.
00:41:37 So the context of this, let me back it up a little bit, is he's wanted by French authorities, and Israel is not extraditing him back to France. My guess is, is because at this point he's making so much money, he's now solidly plugged into the organized crime that runs Israel.
00:41:58 Israel is basically a hotbed of worldwide jewelry, which is just another way of saying organized crime, Jewish organized crime, and so he's plugged into the scene, he's got hundreds of million, or not hundreds yet, 10s of millions of dollars that, and partnering up with all the other Jewish criminals that live in Israel, and so when France asked to extradite them, they come up with all these excuses.
00:42:27 They're like, well, I mean, it's the jurisdiction is a little hard to pinpoint, because you know, like, were the crimes really committed in France if, like, the bank was in Luxembourg, and you know, he transfers it to a bank in China, and it's just like, I mean, Whose jurisdiction is it really?
00:42:46 I mean, I don't know, we can't really, can't really arrest him, and so the Israelis aren't really cooperating, and he's, he's, he's shoving their face, he's going on TV, he's doing interviews on television, talking about committing crimes because he's in Israel, and what's going to happen? Nothing.
00:43:10 He's a refugee in Israel, he feels completely safe. So he's going to play with us a little,
00:43:15 you know. We each have something inside us. It either works perfectly or it simply doesn't work. Either you possess that special gift or you don't. Think of the great actors, the legendary artists, the masters, and so on. Things either click into place or they never do. Well, let's just say I have a gift that actually works. So, what does that really matter?
00:43:32 What does it matter? I'm talented. I've got a gift. I've got aura, you might say. Why are all the goyems so mad? You're just jealous, you're just jealous, you're hating outside the club. They might say, you know, you just hate us because you hate us. I was just.. I was just.. you're just mad that you didn't think of it first. I have this, this raw talent to scam goyim, and it makes me rich, and I'm one of the best. So, how can you possibly hold that against me?
00:44:08 The primary objective of a scammer is simply to accumulate a vast amount of wealth. As for me, money is something I have always possessed, and I will continue to have it forever. Therefore, I truly believe that in all sincerity, it was nothing more than a game.
00:44:23 Yeah, Jews love money, and I'm going to get that money. I have no moral compass whatsoever, you know, because Jew. And what are you going to do about it? French, and they couldn't do anything about it. They had an international arrest warrant where if he entered certain countries, they might stop him, and he could get arrested there, but he's also at this point he's rich enough to have obviously fake passports and stuff like that, so it's a little hard to catch him, and the Israelis aren't handing him over, so he's just sitting there taunting him from t on t.
00:44:59 Be and French authorities are just like, well, what can we do?
00:45:03 It became a full-time job. Offices in Israel were filled with kids calling people. Hi, I'm the company president. I need a transfer. He escalated to 2 million, then 815 and finally 20. It was honestly incredible,
00:45:22 that's right. Just like you have Indian scam call centers that try to scam old white people out of their retirement funds. He took it as it was the same thing, he just took it to a Jewish level.
00:45:38 He had Israeli call centers, fancy facilities staff full of people that around the clock were doing research on executives and middle management people at different financial institutions until they could try to get a dossier on someone that looked like they'd be a good target, and they would start cold calling until they could try to get a hold of someone that would actually believe that they were a, you know, the CEO or, you know, someone of authority that would then authorize a bank transfer, usually with a similar story, you know, it's we're trying to fight terrorism or drugs or or some other, you know, thing that Jews are probably responsible for, and so in order to help us stop this, this Jewish crime, participate in this Jewish crime, and he scanned big companies, you know, big companies that you wouldn't expect to to have their guard down, or to have security as loose as it was.
00:46:45 Here's a one of the Jews that worked at his Jewish call center in Israel, running scams
00:46:52 by simply impersonating a president. You could somehow extort these massive sums of money. It was all over the place, and everyone was caught up in it. It felt like we had discovered the new El Dorado, and Gilbert. Well, Gilbert was a natural leader.
00:47:08 He was quite simply the mastermind behind this story. However, he was accompanied, as you might expect, by researchers who scored for companies. Then there is the singer, the one who leads the accountant along until she finally makes the transfer for the cashiers, their sole responsibility was to bring the money in and move it out to various destinations all across the globe.
00:47:28 It was an incredibly intense experience for every one of us. We played the game without ever thinking about the risk
00:47:33 or thinking about the morality of it, because we're Jews. It was like this fun time, it was like this fun job that Jews could get. Hey, you want to make some money? Oh, yeah, just work at the Global Financial Scam Call Center down the street that that Gilbert runs. Yeah, the guy on TV just bragging about running global financial scams while the Israeli authorities do nothing.
00:47:59 Yeah, yeah, I'll go get a good job with that guy. You might make a lot of money scamming the goyim. It'll be fun. And so they did. I mean, they.. that's what they did. They literally had these, these call centers running around the clock, calling, you know. And it wasn't just European countries, it was every country, you know, any country that had the ability to wire money to, you know, an account in China.
00:48:29 His mother used to tell him every morning there's a sucker out there for you, you just have to find them. He doesn't necessarily see human beings in terms of their position, social status, or personality. No, it's, are you a potential sucker for me or not? So am I going to find a way to scam you, scam you or not? Whoever you are, powerful, humble, small, that's what drives him.
00:48:54 Oh, that's what drives him. And I'm sorry, let's, let's back that up again. Where did he learn this from who was it that taught him that basically the goyim are just resources to take from that they're not actually people, right? They're they're not actually people. When you look at someone, you don't think about them as like a human being, you just think about like how can I scam this, this thing, this this walking pile of money,
00:49:22 his mother used to tell him.
00:49:24 Oh, his mother. Oh, his mother told him. Really, his Jewish mother gave him this lesson of life.
00:49:32 His mother used to tell him every morning, there's a sucker out there for you, you just have to find them. He doesn't necessarily see human beings in terms of their position, social status, or personality. No, it's are you a potential sucker for me or not. So, am I going to find a way to scam you, scam you or not? Whoever you are, powerful, humble, small, that's what drives him.
00:49:58 That's good. That's good, and again, the whole time, Israeli authorities thumbs up their asses. I don't know what it's really hard to figure out if, though, if he's really breaking it. I mean, technically, if you look at Jewish law, he's not breaking any laws, so you're allowed to steal from the going.
00:50:19 I don't know what's the big deal eventually he does get into a little bit of trouble, they, they do get him in custody for a little while, for a little while, while he's in custody, however, he calls up a movie producer and convinces the movie producer to give him a, like, million dollars, I believe it was, for his story, for the rights to his story, and then uses that money to bail himself out of jail and goes back to Israel, so he's back in Israel again, and the French courts, the trial has already begun, and so they still, they try him, well, like we talked about with the other Jew, the Earth Day Jew, last stream, they, it's kind of a reversy kind of a thing, because in the earth, the earth, the case of the Earth Day murder Jew, they tried him in absentia, I think it's an abstia, basically in absence, right?
00:51:34 They tried him in America, despite him not being present, and the French government didn't want to extradite him back to America, so this is like almost like a reverse situation, where the French now are trying, instead of a murder Jew, it's a scam Jew without him being there, and I don't know, the Israelis don't want to give him to the French, fun stuff. Anyway, I thought this was interesting. This is his Jewish lawyer.
00:52:08 This is Jewish lawyer. This is what his Jewish lawyer had to say about his client. This is the Jewish lawyer that defended him, despite him not being present.
00:52:20 Did you find it very difficult to defend him,
00:52:22 but you see, from Basik, every single criminal defense case is inherently difficult. Yet he was a truly brilliant phone operator. He was likely among the top three best in the entire business. Perhaps he is the best of them all at his level. He's truly a little French genius, a little French genius, one might say, or on criminal cases, but a little French genius.
00:52:44 Do you think the victims would call them geniuses?
00:52:47 But I truly believe that for the victims, the most terrible thing they have to live with is the overwhelming sense of shame. It's the shame of being taken in by a guy who didn't go to school when they find out who grew up in one of the most working-class neighborhoods in Paris, who just picked up a phone, and by picking up a phone, took millions from them. In quotes, who are the suckers? The true farce, as they say, it's the victims. The victims are just a bunch of suckers,
00:53:17 but they were manipulated by him,
00:53:21 but the victims were manipulated simply because they were such total suckas. Don't forget that. Don't flip the story around.
00:53:29 Don't flip the story around. It's actually the victim's fault. You see, he was just this poor Jew. No, actually, I'm sorry, French guy. They leave that part out. The Jewish lawyer doesn't mention that his Jewish client, who is evading justice in Israel. No, he's this, he's this French genius, he's this French genius that tricked, yeah, trying to do that, the class warfare thing, which probably works pretty well in France, right? Yeah, he tricked all these rich people. He was tricking the rich people out of their money. He's like a modern day Robin Hood.
00:54:10 He's a modern day Robin Hood, tricking the rich people, and he was just this scrappy blue collar, I mean, French guy who didn't, you know he was a high school dropout now? He had no class whatsoever, and he was able to trick the upper class people out of their millions. They're the real problem, not my client, the scammy Jew. I thought it was amazing. I thought it was amazing that he did that, but that's, you know, I guess it makes sense. It's not that amazing, I guess, if you think about it.
00:54:47 But we have more terror attacks, more terror attacks in Europe by this time, you know, especially like around 25th Team, you had French hostages, you had the French government more worried about, like, how to release these hostages with, without paying any kind of ransom, because the official stance of the French government was, you know, we won't pay ransom to terrorists, you know, kind of like, you know, I guess Bush did the same sort of a thing, because that will just, uh, that'll motivate more terrorists to take more hostages, and blah blah blah, so that, that gives, that gives, uh, Gilbert, the scammy Jew, some ideas.
00:55:36 Welcome to Swa Three Weekend, following the three simultaneous attacks that took place tonight, it
00:55:42 was a dark year for terrorism in France. There's a palpable sense of patriotism in the streets.
00:55:49 The very notion of terrorism and constant threat is now present everywhere. It's in the air. It's a sign of the times. There are French nationals currently being held as hostages in Syria and Mali by various terrorist groups, fear is nothing more than a deep-seated vulnerability, and that's exactly what Gilbert Chickley loves to exploit.
00:56:14 I believe that at some point he realized that simply making a phone call would not be enough to convince people, he needed to make his story and his identity appear much more credible, and for that there is truly nothing better than a visual. You have to be convincing, you have to find a ministry that's important enough, but not the president himself. Jean-Yves Le Drian serves as the minister of defense, the second most powerful person in the entire country, and he is in charge of the military and our national borders.
00:56:46 To begin with, we are currently facing a truly exceptional situation regarding the scope of our theaters of operation, the nature of our threats, and the ongoing conflicts.
00:56:56 Anyway, I have already sent you the photos of the person. We need a perfect likeness crafted out of durable hot plastic. Do you understand what I need?
00:57:05 That's right. He decides that running his CEO scam, that's old news. People aren't going to fall for that anymore.
00:57:13 He's been doing that for years, but now that you know the French are extra scared of terrorism again, thanks to Jews, what he's going to do now, to, I guess, to upgrade his previous skim is to have a hyper realistic latex or silicon, I think, mask created that would allow him to impersonate the Minister of Defense of France, the Minister of Defense was all over the TV at the time in France because of the hostage situation and just generally the terrorism that was going on in France and around Europe, giving updates and this sort of a thing, so he was a familiar face, everyone had seen this guy on TV, but he wasn't too important,
00:58:04 like he wasn't the president, you know, but he was important enough to where people would possibly believe that this guy would be contacting them, so he had a hyper realistic mask made to make him look like the Minister of Defense of France, and began making phone calls to the ultra wealthy families and dignitaries of not just in France but multiple countries on Skype, so it would be more believable, it wouldn't just be a phone call.
00:58:43 He thought that well, if I just call him up and I say I'm him, they're not going to just send me, you know, 10 million euros because of a phone call. They're going to want a little more verification than that, but if they actually see me talking to them, they might not try to check up on it, they might actually just kind of go for it. So this is one of the people that he called. It didn't work on this guy, mostly because he didn't have the money.
00:59:15 He's a guy that runs a venue that has been used by royalty for, like, you know, for weddings and things like this, and so, because his name is is associated with rich and famous people, the Jew, the Jews, Toucan Sam nose was activated, and thought, oh, he must have, you know, billions of dollars, because he has, like, this this wonderful castle type venue, this winery, and everything else, and, but he doesn't, he didn't really have a whole lot of money, but he describes, uh, you know, getting the phone call and asked to Skype with the, you know, supposed Minister of Defense of France.
01:00:00 Mr. Guy Petrosignac, I have a mission of the absolute utmost importance that I must entrust to you personally right now. Is it really safe for me to trust in you? Well, I say to him, yes, mr. Minister, you can certainly put your full trust in me. He explains that there are French hostages being held in Mali, and quite naturally a formal ransom demand has been made to the French government.
01:00:28 We absolutely must find a way to get those hostages out of that place. However, he makes it very clear that the French government will never, under any circumstances, pay any ransoms to anyone at all. I'm gonna need your help, and I'm going to need a significant amount of money.
01:00:48 Don't you worry, you will be, you'll be reimbursed.
01:00:53 Don't worry, you'll be reimbursed for some reason, though. We need, we need the cash from you. By the way, so this is a screen grab of what he looked like, the obviously the guy on the right of his, his mask when he would make these calls, and you might say, well, that looks that looks like shit, like in the day of AI, right? It does look like shit, but if you think about in the context of old people trying to Skype and talking to a guy and maybe the connection is not great, so the bandwidth is kind of shitty, so it's kind of blocky, like this is 2015 that he's doing this right, so you know you could have like he's probably doing it from Israel, too, right? So, it's..
01:01:43 it's the connection is probably crap, so you can't clearly see, you know, that it's him or not him, but it looks close enough, right? It looks close enough, but it doesn't work on everybody. It works on a lot of people, but it doesn't work on everybody. So, with the mask case, this actually made him a lot of fucking money.
01:02:12 One instance, he got 20 fucking million dollars. There was a case where he pretended to be part of a he needed a transfer of money to pay for some helicopters that he would that France was was selling to another country he got at least $6.1 million from French banks by doing basically a reboot of his CEO scam, only now it's, it's a, you know, it's now it's the Minister of Defense, for some reason, is is calling up the, the banks asking for money for like some kind of stupid terrorism thing, he is also getting turned down, though, and it's actually starting to alert some people because he's a little, you know, he doesn't have the personal number of a lot of these dignitaries he's trying to reach, so when he calls up the embassy asking for direct phone numbers, claiming to be this, you know, the office of the Defense Minister. Sometimes they're suspicious because they're like, well, shouldn't the Defense Minister of France already have the phone number? Like, you know, shouldn't.. why are we giving, why are we giving you the direct phone number to these people? But the, the mask thing, like I said, it worked.
01:03:37 It worked for a lot of people, including there was this French Muslim.. I don't know if it's like a Muslim sect or whatever, but he's like this French Muslim leader that has tons and tons of that Middle Eastern oil money, and he got $20 million out of him, so it did work, it did work, for you know, definitely.
01:04:04 I'm sure the mask was paid for, at the very least. So they once they find this out, they call up Israel, and they say, dude, this is escalated now. This, this could become a he's now impersonating heads of state, and he's tricking people that are in governments, in foreign governments.
01:04:30 So, this has escalated from a huge financial scam to where now you're talking about diplomatic relations being fucked with, and this could, this could, you know, potentially turn into something way worse than just a bank being out 10s of millions of dollars because of your shifty little fucking Jew, and so the Israelis are like, finally, like, okay, you know, we'll look into it, and he decides to flee to Ukraine.
01:05:01 So around 2017 he flees to Ukraine. His wife, of course, claims, Oh no, no, he was there for like a religious pilgrimage, definitely not trying to evade authorities.
01:05:17 There is a city in Ukraine known as Oman, which holds immense significance for the Jewish pilgrims who traveled there to offer their prayers at the sacred grave of Rabbi Nachman.
01:05:33 He wanted to travel all the way to Ukraine to perform, what is the word, a pilgrimage, a pilgrim. Yes, exactly that. He wanted to say thank you. No, really,
01:05:44 no way. It is the absolute truth.
01:05:45 Yes, in Ukraine, in Uma,
01:05:48 he went to go on a religious trip.
01:05:50 Yes, he wanted to go to Uma to see the Rabbi
01:05:55 Super's Delight from Cross Idienta. Oh, yeah, no, really, that's what it was. It was to go for the religious retreat. So, anyway, they, they track him down in Ukraine. The Ukrainian authorities actually cooperate with the French authorities, and at this point now I think the Israelis also kind of step in a little bit because of the seriousness of the impersonating a minister of defense, they find him, and this is footage of them arresting him. Here,
01:06:32 I'm not looking good,
01:06:42 the police have arrived on the scene. Police, police, you need to put your hands behind your back.
01:06:48 They face down on the ground right now. Put your hands behind your back. When he gets arrested, the Ukrainian services recover three phones from him, and in them, all the WhatsApp threads, all the photos, the videos, and so we stumble upon something that is very, very precious for us and for the rest of the investigation.
01:07:12 So, on his phones, he's got WhatsApp, and WhatsApp has, they go through the history and they find evidence, obviously, that shows that he has the mask, that he's the guy with the mask. Not only that, but all of this other evidence against him, all these voice notes. I mean, he wasn't very smart.
01:07:34 I mean, he's.. I thought he was super genius, but apparently he just has this huge, like, a criminal history all through his WhatsApp chats, but not only that, they also see that he's planning more scams, he's got future scams, you know, the blueprints and the beginnings of in his WhatsApp messages.
01:07:56 So they put him in Ukrainian prison, but while he's in Ukrainian prison, he's so rich and Ukraine so corrupt that he just pays off the people that run the prison, and he's having fresh steak delivered to him.
01:08:13 This is literally video, and he does the same thing. So, like, when he was on the run in Israel, and the French authorities were trying to get him, and he was, he was doing TV interviews, and just saying, Yeah, fuck you, I'm a scammer, who cares, you'll never get me.
01:08:27 Well, now he's, they have, he has a phone, he has, he has, I mean, he's basically living, living like he would normally, just, he's in, he's, I mean, he's technically in the prison, but he has phone access, here, here he is making a video of them delivering a refrigerator for him to hold all the meat that they delivered to him,
01:08:47 and here's the fridge. Why don't you show them what you bought today, Gilbert?
01:08:51 My big purchase for today, I went up and bought the new fridge, so we can finally have some ribeye steaks. Take that, a big fuck you to all those who wanted us down. We are the bosses, and we are going to stay the bosses. Bam,
01:09:02 we are the bosses. bosses, and we are gonna stay the bosses. Fuck you, France. I just got this refrigerator delivered to me. Here's footage that he posted online when he was just getting drunk with the other inmates.
01:09:16 Screw the French justice system. Fuck you, and I'm not coming, and if I do come, I'll fuck you anyway.
01:09:21 Yeah, well, thanks a whole lot. And fuck you too.
01:09:25 So, there you go. He's trying to play like he's the big man on campus that they're never gonna get. They'll never get me. I'm super Jew, but unfortunately, they do get him. He does get extradited back to France. They briefly did release him in Ukraine because he paid off people, and then they arrested him again in a restaurant in Kyiv, I believe, and then took him out to France, and this is what he had to say.
01:10:01 I could have easily hacked into any system. I could have breached a major political network, you name it. I am telling you, this is the absolute truth.
01:10:12 And again, this, the he, because they looked at his phone, they looked at the WhatsApp history, they actually found he was starting to have masks or ordering masks to be made of other heads of state, and that they started to think that he might actually graduate from asking for money to fucking with countries and fucking with political systems, and who knows, maybe what there's a maybe there's another reason why the Israeli officials didn't want to stop
01:10:44 him. It is a fact that Terek Hofti, if Chick had not been arrested in Ukraine disasters, we would have seen an entirely new wave of scams. Inside the phone we recovered, we found he was keeping masks of several high-profile political figures.
01:11:00 Look at Macron, and please listen to him,
01:11:03 but the main thing is we can see from the contents of this phone that he is actively attempting to acquire a mask depicting Prince Albert of Monaco.
01:11:11 You put it on, it stays, the plastic it holds, you get it, even without putting it on your head, you can see it's the Prince,
01:11:20 so he was going to maybe try to pose as Macron, pose as the Prince of Monaco, and but they finally get him, they, they take him to court, they have audio experts, the way they get them is they analyze the audio from the recordings of not just the scam phone calls that they have on record, but also the scam videos of him Skyping as the Defense Minister, and it's clearly his voice on all of those recordings, and he is convicted now.
01:11:57 I would say in a case like this, a case like this, where his entire life, and it really is his entire life, I think at this point he's like in his 50s, so for half a century all this guy has done is parasitically sucked resources out of the French, well, not just the French, but I guess the whole world, because it was scams on a global scale.
01:12:25 He did so from the comfort of Israel, for much of that, where he ran huge operations, employing lots of other Israeli Jews, doing the exact same thing on an industrial scale.
01:12:39 This is the kind of guy that should be executed. This is the, I mean, if we're not executing this guy, who are we executing exactly? This is the kind of guy that especially should be executed, but no, no, he wasn't executed, even though he stalled.
01:13:00 They don't know exactly how much, but the estimates are north of 100 million euros, and when they, they, they, they try to calculate in all the other scams that the spin-off scams from his initial scam, in other words, like all the different people that he employed that would then basically set up a franchise on their own, right? They would figure out the scam, and they'd go do the exact same scam on their own.
01:13:29 The worldwide impact of his CEO scam that he developed is in the billions. Why are we not executing this guy? Well, I mean, well, the French don't execute anyone, I guess. They, they get, they got all their executing done during the French Revolution. Now they don't have the stomach for it, or something.
01:13:54 But I mean, they seem to, like, they talk a big game about beheading people, right? Like, oh yeah, we're really loosey goosey with the guillotine, not so much anymore. Now, right now, they cry like bitches, just trying to extradite, extradite someone back to America. They might face the death penalty. So we need to have, look, we need to have the death penalty. It needs to have, in fact, it needs to have an express lane.
01:14:17 It needs to have a not even an express lane, needs to have a conveyor belt, we just need to be loading like fucking scammy kikes like this on a conveyor belt that just goes directly into like a wood chipper. At this point, I mean, for fuck's sake, this is insane. This is insane that this went on for as long as it did, for 50 fucking years.
01:14:35 This guy's doing this shit. His mom, his mom, according to the, you know, the journalist that interviewed him, his mom told him every day, every day. Well, there's a sucker. There's always suckers out there, honey. There's always suckers to steal money from. Go out and steal money now. I'm gonna go gamble, and you can, you know, once you've stolen enough goyim cash, you can maybe bail me out of my gambling debts. Well. Need to get rid of these fucking genes. We can't have these genes floating around in the world.
01:15:04 These people are a problem, and their behavior is genetic. And guess what, with that cross-eyed fucking gold digger, Yente, he had kids, so those genes are still going. That line is still going. We should have executed him before that even was able to happen.
01:15:25 We should have executed him when he was making 50 grand a month, when he was 15 years old, selling fake advertising space on websites that don't exist, and all the other scams he was doing.
01:15:35 He also did a scam in 2007 where he got away with $28 million in diamonds, I mean, so like we don't even know, we don't know, I mean, that was 2007 early on in his career, he did this, the first CEO scam in 2005 and was making 10s of millions of dollars right away with that, and by 2007 he did a diamond scam, where he got $28 million It's well north of $100 million He got at least, it was something like 30 to 40 million doing the mask thing.
01:16:18 The pit, these people need to be executed, so anyway, I thought it was kind of funny that he's literally doing what people are saying. Oh, those masks don't exist. I mean, look, it's this was 2015 it wasn't the best mask. Where's the, where's the screenshot? I mean, it's hard to tell how bad it is because that screenshot is so bad, but it tricked people, it tricked, you know, very high up, important people.
01:16:48 It got him $20 million from one, one particular guy, and 10s of millions from others. So, anyway, that is the story, that is the story of the Jew behind the mask, Gilbert Gilbert cheekly, and the funny thing is, so in the movie, which is also in French, the movie that they made about him, which bombed at the box office, by the way, they make him out to be some kind of fucking hero, they make him out to be some kind of, like, again, like a Robin Hood. If you look at the reporting on him, like the French news reports, it's a similar thing.
01:17:32 There's almost like a sense of humor about it, like, oh, he's so clever, oh, that clever little Jew, you know, tricking our economy, you know, like we're talking about, you know, when you talk about that kind of money, it's not like going out of the wallet of someone like, you know, like Elon Musk or something like that.
01:17:52 Yeah, a lot of this stuff is like pension funds, and, and look, none of those people that have that kind of money, they don't just accept that, oh, I guess I lost $10 million No, they roll that cost on to the people like you and me, you know, whether they raise fees or whatever happens, you know, that those costs get passed on to you.
01:18:13 They don't just eat those costs. And so he's, he is stealing from just everyday people, he's ruining people like the guy whose wife committed suicide. Obviously, he lost his job and his life, like, spiraled out of control.
01:18:26 Basically, I mean, he's still alive, he's.. they interviewed him, but he's basically, you know, a shell of the man that he used to be, because he got tricked by a Jew, and so he's ruining people like that. He's ruining people that, that, that have you know, have to pay the costs of just, you know, his presence in the world, you know, they have to pay the, the scammy Jew tax, and we just don't need them, we just don't need these fuckers.
01:18:55 So, anyway, I just thought it was an interesting story, kind of shows, you know, shows you, shows you how they operate a little bit, and again, it has that Israel, Israel angle, that Israel angle, where they're just like, yeah, so what? So he's a scammer. Oh, he's on TV talking about scamming you.
01:19:13 Well, nothing we can do about it. Sorry, jurisdictions are weird. Oy vey. Anyway, all right, let's take a look at hyper chats on entropy, or not entropy. Entropy is no more. Entropy is no more hyper chats. Oh, by the way, I have to go through the paperwork. They did finally pay me some thing. I have to, I have to check, I have to check the paperwork, make sure it's everything, but I did, so don't worry, you know that that saga is at least hopefully over. I heard from other people they were shorted, that's why I have to go through my paperwork and see, I have to, I have to go through everything and see. I hate that I have to do that, but I have to do that just to see.
01:20:04 But anyway, I got the bulk, I got the bulk of what they owned, so that that's that's that one. Anyway, what I was gonna say is hyper chats on Odyssey with Love and Division. Love and Division says, well, first of all Love and Division says might be interesting to look into Elon Cohen, the creator of the pump fund crypto site, he makes $3 million per day ripping off meme coin creators.
01:20:50 Yeah, I don't know much about the whole meme coin thing, but I, that might be worth looking into. I know that, that, that whole.. that whole.. I don't know, I call it an industry, I don't know what you'd call it, that whole sector or whatever, is just it's basically just criminal behavior, it's just people, it's it's it's not even gambling, like I would call it gambling, it's not just scam, it's just, yeah, I mean, anywhere there's scams, you're going to find Jews, so maybe I'll take a look at that directly. All right, then we go over to Rumble.
01:21:54 Do you have that much money in your bank at home?
01:21:21 Don't worry, I'll get, I'll get Power Chat or something like that set up soon. I just haven't had a chance yet. We got the Supreme Rabbi Satan says, if you know any low IQ, low impulse control drug addicts, do not tell them that we, not white people, have all the money. Absolutely, do not tell them about the Jews. And then the Supreme Rabbi Saint says, $1 for retarded faggot. That's right. Well, we need to have retarded faggot here. Retarded faggot hasn't been here in a while.
01:21:59 I'd buy that
01:22:04 for $1
01:22:06 pour some out for retarded faggot. Then we got real starfish prime, says Captain Stack. I've missed a few episodes, so please forgive me. Also, please say hi to my smoking hot wife, as she's been listening to you like a mental patient and catching up with old episodes. All right.
01:22:25 Well, hello to Real Starfish, I guess, Miss mrs. Starfish Prime. Hello, mrs. Starfish Prime. Thank you for joining us.
01:22:41 And yeah, there's lots of that's the good thing about the old Insomnia streams, is they, they're all for the most part, they are, they're all still relevant, because they're all evergreen content, it's not like I just sit there and talk about this is what was on Tinder, or on Twitter today, and then it's just, you know, the next day it's a garbage episode, you know what I mean, like, like the episode of the masked Jew will still be relevant in five years, so you're welcome.
01:23:12 No, thank you very much. Real Starfish Prime. Then we got, I guess, mr. Ken 87 says it's rare I get to catch a live stream showing support from the great not so white north, yes, the increasingly not white north. Well, hopefully we turn this shit around, because yeah, it's not looking good. It's not looking good.
01:23:38 The sharp demographic shift in Canada will be studied, I think, for years, just the, the shocking, the shocking change in demographics, and the short period of time in which it took place. I mean, that's true of all the West, but I think can't, I think Australia, it happened faster, but Canada, it happened pretty quick.
01:24:01 Thank you very much, there, mr. Ken 87 Then we got Rupert, Rupert says replay, gang here. See you next week, Professor Stack. Have a good night. Well, I appreciate that. Then we got Dag Tastic says plot twist. The voice on the other end is Indian. No, not that's the funny thing.
01:24:19 So Jews pioneered a lot of these scams, and Indians just poorly copy them. So, I mean, I guess they'll be able to more effectively copy them with AI. I think that now that AI can change their voice to sound not like they're selling Slurpees and make them look a little more, not like they're selling Slurpees.
01:24:44 You're gonna get a lot of this AI Indian scam shit happening to boomers on their way out. It's gonna be, it's gonna be a blood bath. All right, then we got sauced up Saxon. Sauced up Saxon, sauced up Saxon says, Hi, Devon. Hope this finds you well. If you haven't already covered it, you should look into Peter Rockman.
01:25:26 I think that's how you would say that. He was a notorious Jewish slum lord in the post-war UK who flooded London with migrants. All right. Well, I'll copy that. Imagine that, right? Every single time you don't realize how accurate that that uh saying is until you do any kind, well, until you just research literally anything, because it is, it's literally everything, literally everything.
01:25:56 It's like, what, how is it always them? How is it always then? Then we got sauced up Saxon again, says more details on Rockman. The British public hated his guts, and among the migrants he brought in was Michael Frites, who later became a black nationalist terrorist. Wild case worth reading up on, all right.
01:26:21 Well, I'll, I'll check that out. Yeah, I'm not familiar with that, with that name, probably because it's a British thing. Paste that other one there, and see that. All right, okay. Then we got Cocaine Rim job says, well, well, well, if it isn't Norm McDiming Devon Stack. Well, I don't know.
01:26:50 Someone sent me something about his, like, his brother or something being like a total dipshit. I don't, to be honest, I don't know how based Norm actually was, I know, I know, he was kind of based, but if you actually.. I think people might read too much into it. A lot of what he was doing was jokes, but yeah, he was definitely.. well, I feel like today he would be considered just because anyone, you know, Trump, and anyone to the right of Trump, and Trump's not even on the right, is considered like an extreme right-wing, you know, psycho.
01:27:28 He'd be considered a Nazi, but he was kind of centrist, I think he leaned a little bit right, obviously. He was probably, he was, he was, he probably would have been a MAGA guy, I would guess. All right, then we got, let's see here, rivers of blood, rivers of blood,
01:27:54 fucking power, you
01:28:08 Rivers of Blood says update on Duke and Ashley. The VA refuses to pay for his MS treatment. His wife is asking for additional donations for medical costs. These traders need to pay for their crimes. Why am I blanking on on who that
01:28:31 is? Look it up here,
01:28:42 I Okay, so this is a YouTube guy, blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. What happened here? This was the gun YouTube guy that you were talking about. Here we go. Oh, this, yeah. Okay, so this is the guy they're fucking all right, blah blah blah blah blah. As of all right, he is facing serious federal criminal charges in the Western District of Missouri, including engaging in the business of manufacturing explosives.
01:29:20 Okay, this guy you're talking about materials without a license and disturbance distributing information on how to make explosives. Authorities allege his videos were used to create devices in a 2025 New Orleans attack and a 2026 Missouri explosion, raising significant First Amendment debates regarding online speech, he is currently incarcerated, denied bond with a legal defense fund established by his wife to cover the estimated legal costs exceeding $100,000 Yeah, that's pretty fucked up.
01:29:53 It is a First Amendment right to talk about how I mean. It always has been at least prior to the anti-terrorism legislation that diversity gave us, diversity and Jews gave us. Well, there you go. If you guys are interested in supporting his, his cause, you can look up Dugan Ashley, Dugan Ashley, I'm sure he's got a GoFundMe or something there. All right, then we got Astrolis, 725 nanometers white
01:30:38 power.
01:30:52 This story is stock full of scammy Jews, to say the least. We must be very careful, or we'll get scammed by such insufferable credence. No, no. On a serious note, guys, the scam shit is out of hand. It's not just, I mean, obviously it's not just scam Jews like this.
01:31:11 This, they're scammy Indians, scamming Nigerians. Like, the whole world is trying to extract what little wealth, what little white wealth is is remaining in the world, I see it on a regular basis. Hopefully, I mean, thankfully not frequently, but I think I said, like, a couple months ago I was at the store in line, and I saw an old man who was like a million, like, I mean, talk, I'm talking like this guy was, I'm surprised he was able to drive there.
01:31:41 I mean, this guy was not 100% all their old man wearing, like, you know, like dressed like an actual cowboy, complete with like cowboy boots and everything. He was like a cowboy, he was like an old cowboy walking in on his cell phone looking at gift cards. I knew exactly what the fuck was happening as soon as I saw that, and I was like, are you talking to a guy with, like, an Indian accent? Is he telling you to get gift cards?
01:32:05 And I tried to, you know, get him to not do it. I took his - I literally took his phone from him and told the Indian guy to fuck off, and hung up on him, and tried to explain to him, like, don't do this, this guy's scamming you, and I don't, I don't think he was with it enough.
01:32:23 I honestly, I feel like he could get if that Indian guy called him back, he'd get him to go. I mean, he probably went back and bought those fucking gift cards when I wasn't there to stop him.
01:32:35 This is the kind of shit that happens on a ridiculous level.
01:32:39 I mean, there are massive call centers set up all across the world, not just in India, and there are, you know, watch out for your, watch out for the old people in your family, because they will get fucked, they will get fucked, they will, they will spend their, their retirement on on some dipshit, shit, you know, street shitting Indian guy in, in the third world, and you won't, you know, in addition to not really getting much of an inheritance, you'll really not get an inheritance if you got to start paying for for grandpa to have some kind of medical care that he doesn't have money for anymore, so watch out for the scams out there.
01:33:25 It's just going to get worse as the internet can access more to the third world, and as the third world just comes into our world. Now, it's not going to just be internet scams anymore, it's going to be face-to-face scam.
01:33:36 It's going to be people just being generally dishonest when you're doing business with them, they're the kinds of things that used to be able to trust people with, with a handshake or whatever, you know, you're not going to be able to trust them anymore. You know, you're going to have to start, you know, like I said in several streams now, you have to start thinking like, like a criminal, or maybe in some ways like a prisoner.
01:34:01 I mean, that sucks, but that's kind of how it is. You got to start thinking, you know, the high trust thing's over. I trust things over. Tomahawk says gonna catch the replay. Thank you, Devon. You're a national treasure. Well, I appreciate that. Then we got a pea tail rum beer? I don't know how to say that.
01:34:30 It looks like pea tail rum beer. Is that pea rum beer? I don't know. Seems like I Pete or Pete Tail Rum Beer says nogs ruin companies and everything. Else hiring nogs is a sure sign a company is going insolvent. The CEOs don't care. Keep your eyes peeled for the signs. Find a way to get the fuck out when this happens.
01:35:12 Well, I'll tell you what. On a related note, guess who hires the most nogs? The federal government, and the same is true, by the way, that as the federal government continues to diversity higher, it will also lose the ability to function, and it'll also, it also indicates that the leaders don't care, they don't give a fuck, and it also kind of indicates that the company, if you will, is is going insolvent, so yeah, that's a, it's an accurate observation there.
01:35:50 Then we got Dauntless Dissident NZ says all this crap would have been avoided if World War Two went the other way. Thankfully, the good guys won, right. Absolutely. absolutely. According to some words, our word says keep up the great work. Well, I appreciate that. And then we got Gravy Bear says I am founding stock Australian. One ancestor on the first fleet worked for the Crown, not a convict.
01:36:24 Other early 1800s Irish and German settlers. Grandpa born in England, but 100% Anglo. Well, that's good. Now get everyone out of your country that's not, you know, like we're gonna, at a certain point, people are gonna have to realize these political solutions don't seem to be working, you know.
01:36:51 And look, once you get outnumbered, then there really is no political solution. What are you gonna get? You're gonna get the non-whites to vote themselves out, that's not going to happen. So, yeah, something's got to be done, something's got to give justice for Father.
01:37:11 Says I'm Canadian, this all I can afford. WFP, well, I appreciate that. And then we got Unreconstructed Rebel says, gotta catch one live great stream, as always. Support from Dixie. Well, I appreciate that, as always. Then we got Unreconstructed Rebel again. You'll like this
01:37:42 one, you
01:37:49 Well, I feel like that worked perfectly on Reconstructed Rebel Obligatory Southern Pride worldwide,
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01:38:10 right, then we got Unreconstructed Rebel again. Says, is there a Spotify playlist or something for the White Power Music you play would add them to my gym playlist. No, none of them are full length, they're all just little short things. There are obviously the pale sirens on Spotify, and the new song, actually the Rocket Pixie is a from tonight, is also on Spotify, so that's that's there, all right. Well, I think that's everything, guys.
01:38:55 Like I said, I'll get Power Chat up and running, but I appreciate the Rumble rants, and of course, Love and Division, always keeping it real over on Odyssey. I'll be back on Wednesday at 5o'clock with Rebecca for an episode of Outlaws, and I will be back here next Saturday at 10 o'clock for another episode of The Insomnia stream. In the meantime, you guys have a good rest of your weekend. For Black Pilled, I am, of course, Devon Stack.
01:39:42 Surprise!
01:39:43 Happy birthday, Uncle Bill.
01:39:45 You did this for me.
01:39:47 You're my hero,
01:39:48 and you are the best darn niece in the whole world. Give me a hug. Oh, thank you.
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01:39:55 I get a present. It's a card,
01:39:59 a special card, I made it in art class.
01:40:02 Well, I'm gonna read this a little bit later. Okay.
01:40:04 No, read it now. Come on, read it now. You're holding it upside down, silly. What's the matter with you? Can't read?