ADL & Rampant Censorship

30:00Ian MalcolmAnd the idea of, of having to be, you know, antithetical to his messaging, or if they're part of some kind of network and/or botted system that is just there to, you know, kind of flame anybody that, that stands up against, Fuentes because they wanna make sure that they are able to keep him as the-- and it's not even being the head of any movement, right? But to keep the other people that might consider themselves groupers that might look at some of these decisions and start to reconsider the, the blind Loyalty that they have to this, to this individual, right? And, and I think it's totally reasonable to look to certain individuals for their thoughts on, on items, but when they, when they make comments that are just completely hypocritical to those they would have made a year prior, I don't understand how anybody, unless there's some development that that speaker would use to justify the complete one eighty, I don't, I don't know how more people that, that are extremely loyal to this guy so much so that they've got profile pictures or, you know, vocabulary that they use that's Their, their little cult. Like, I can't understand how they wouldn't at least, for a moment, kind of hesitate, look around, and say, "Maybe, you know, it's kind of like the, uncensored. I'm sure you've seen the meme, right? Like, maybe, maybe we're the bad guys here." And I'm not saying that Fuentes is, but at least reconsidering the stance, that they're on on this side of, of kind of the intellectual war. And, you know, I, I, I, I just bring↗

31:27Ian Malcolmthis I critiqued some of his views on the Insurrection Act, the Groypers flamed that. I critiqued, what is it, Dean Withers, I think is the guy's name, who was making comments about Fuentes because he said, "No, don't worry, you don't have to bring women over to talk to me, for what it's worth." I actually, I don't think that that's quote unquote gay at all. I think it's a perfectly reasonable thing for a self-assured person who doesn't feel↗

31:56Ian Malcolmthe, the, what was it? Also, who wants to meet a girl↗

32:01Speaker 1at a club, but, you know, like I'm, I'm, if you're meeting a girl at a club like that, it's probably not a girl you really wanna meet,↗

32:07Ian Malcolmanyways. But, I mean, okay. Well, yeah, that's-- and I'm, I'm sure everybody's seen the clip with, you know, Myron says to this guy, who, for what it's worth, I-- and I don't know what kind of nightclub this is, I don't know anything about the establishment, but there's↗

32:30Ian MalcolmThe same evening, but, on the street suggested that they were on ketamine and a bunch of other things. It's like, "Alright, you do you, man." But, I, I don't know how a twenty-year-old gets into a bar, but that either way, the twenty-year-old was suggested, and this goes back to Myron and some of the cultural things, Myron basically said to him, "You know, tell this girl she can only come hang out with us if she wants to smash, because I've got five or↗

32:55Ian Malcolmf-five other women that wanna And, righteous individual is that, is that like, is, is that the woman that you wanna talk to in the night? I mean, like, the whole thing's just so baffling. And for what it's worth, you know, I, I, I can't help but notice that, you know, there, some of the big drama is because of the song that they requested, they play at the nightclub, which obviously is a Kanye West song, and we could go into him and all of the degeneracy he was once tethered to, loosely speaking. But, you know,↗

33:30Ian MalcolmThe National Socialists, while simultaneously getting belligerently drunk and, and I'm not saying all of them were, but it seems like that's at least the message they're trying to put out, right? While looking for easy women and, you know, pushing kind of vanity and hedonism and all this other just very base, and I don't mean that in a good way, I mean basic or primitive, you know, desires. And it, it, it just seems very baffling 'cause that's kind-- it does kind of spit in the face of a lot of, I↗

34:00Ian MalcolmWorld War Two Austrian painter. So it's just, the whole thing seems very, very bizarre, it feels very staged, feels like it'd be put on by the Kardashians, and I don't understand this whole kick streamer economy and all those other things, but wh- what I can say is, is the, the army of Fuentes and, and his haters, you know, on the Dean Witter thing, I defended, I suppose, Fuentes, basically saying, "Who is Dean Witter? Is this strange, strange little kid, who I've seen be very effem↗

34:30Ian Malcolmon spaces, I, I don't think he's the, zenith or the paramount of, masculinity, so I don't know why he would kind of throw stones from his glass house. But you get attacked for defending Fuentes in that. The strangest part was I got attacked by Fuentes' followers for defending Fuentes because I've attacked him in other regards, right? So it just seems like an army of people where if you don't just suck up to the teat of Nick Fuentes, you're gonna get flamed by his little bot army of what appear to be That, that don't really have any critical thinking skills, and perhaps don't have the machismo to stand up when their supreme chancellor, their cult of personality, when he speaks in ways that are kind of hypocritical to the very things that he would have suggested just a moment ago. Again, it's not an attack, and I don't claim to be an expert on the, you know, what would you call it, the, the, the lore of Nick Fuentes or his opinions and stances, but I have seen a lot of things that just, they're very strange, and Be so critical of Tim Pool to now be excited to go on his podcast, and me for, for me to then say, "Well, that's kind of unusual," and for the Groypers to then attack and say, "This is a great thing." It's like, "Why, why does none of this make sense?" So I don't know, maybe I'm, maybe I'm crazy, uncensored. I'd be curious for your thoughts on all of it and, and then we can kind of move topics.↗

35:50Speaker 2No, this is, actually, Owen Benjamin has been handling this like, actually quite, like, coherently. there's, there's a massive group of pedophiles that have been, you know, masking themselves as young roebers that have been following his movement and pushing certain agendas. Behind Fuentes. Like, it's, it's very obvious now as we see like the development matu- come to maturity. Like, I don't, I don't know if everybody else is watching the same thing I am,↗

36:30Speaker 2but it, it seems to be,↗

36:39Speaker 2A propaganda campaign. this seems to be a well-funded, well, planned out campaign, and it, it seems to be very much to gain the minds and hearts of young people. I mean, in, in a very different way than what we thought. they were going for, but that's what they do, they play both sides, always, always. It's, it's always going for the far, far, far left and far, far, far right, and then bringing them together into like an ultimate mafia, like, and that's what we're seeing with the Gen Xers and the millennials, we're seeing all these groups suddenly coalesce and become one group over and over and Over and over and over again, and that's what they always do.↗

37:35Speaker 2It's always what they do. And so I just, none of this seems like it's out of the ordinary. I don't know if I'm just crazy like seeing it, like now, like from the out, outside, like looking in, but it looks really, really obvious with Fuentes, especially.↗

37:59Ian MalcolmYeah, I, I just find it so bizarre. We lose her.↗

38:03Speaker 1Y'all lose me.↗

38:05Ian MalcolmNo, I, I, I gotcha. At least I think I do. and I'll be curious, 'cause I, I know, I know Wolf had some, entanglements with this whole situation, but, I mean, to, to give you an idea, so, so Ian Carroll posted about Florentez going on Tim Pool, and I made what was kind of a joke, just saying that this feels like a humiliation ritual to the gropers, because it's like every↗

38:28Ian MalcolmThat's being used to, I, I guess, be antagonistic to the worldview of this individual from just a couple months ago. And again, maybe I'm crazy, but the, the, the weirdest piece about it is the, let's say the volatile nature of the critiques from the, I, I, I guess you'd loosely call them groypers. and the weirdest part about it is it's almost never↗

38:52Ian Malcolmlet's say attacking the idea or the logic behind it. It is always, let's say your, your X, Y or Z, bro, and it's, it's, it's almost always delivered with very, let's say, low intellect. Here's, here's, one of the replies: "Groypers stronger than ever, meanwhile you fell off." Fell, fell off. I mean, I, I, I could look at the, I suppose, let's say, the viral nature of some of the content that I've put out over the last, little bit, and seems to be going the opposite direction, but it almost doesn't matter because who cares if I was? Like, I, I'm, I'm not here to try and win the popularity contest, you know? And I, I couldn't care less if the goybers like or love or hate everything that I put out. I just try to speak↗

39:36Ian Malcolmthe truth. And To address the personality and, and what feels like, to always make it about an attack on the ego. You fell off though. Oh, oh, really, little bot? So, so maybe I'll reconsider my position 'cause don't wanna fall off with some nameless little gripper, right? And look, I'm a nameless little voice. I'm a handle on X. I'm, I'm not sitting here trying to proclaim myself anything other than that, just a person that tries to speak the truth. But it, it does seem very antagonistic, seems very childish, and maybe that works↗

40:11Ian MalcolmIQ high emotion individuals that are rather effeminate, but if anybody thinks that by saying you're anything from, let's say you're annoying to, I'm gonna try to come up with an insult that begins with the, the letter Z, you're a zebra, let's just say, any insult in between, I'm gonna be totally indifferent to, I'm just gonna try to speak the truth and completely not care at all how I'm attacked, and, and what's so funny is for the goybers to think that a, an attack on the ego is gonna work after I've built my↗

40:41Ian MalcolmJQ, which results in every ad hominem in the book, it's like, you guys are gonna have to do a little bit better than that.↗

40:47Speaker 2Well, I mean, Ian, their whole thing is about building sides. It's about making people feel like- Well, Faberillium↗

40:55Speaker 1did just get here.↗

40:58Speaker 2Pardon?↗

41:00Ian MalcolmPerfect. And, and we'll, and, and this actually gonna be an interesting one 'cause I, I-- it seems like his content is largely not aimed at, but it, very received by similar audiences. It's, it seems to be much more, I, I guess, what's the right term? viral because of the hard-hitting emotional angles of it, and, and I think in addition to some of the logical and factual, takes that he puts out there, so gonna be very curious to get him involved. But, just to wrap this↗

41:29Ian MalcolmKind of for some of the things just shared there, maybe we can use that as a introduction, not only to Brillium, but also this topic about the ADL, the calls for censorship, and obviously how those have ramped in the last forty-eight hours as a result of these rather viral videos coming out of Miami. So, curious either Bay or Brittany or Joanne or Wolf or Uncensored, if you guys have any thoughts before we introduce our guest speaker here.↗

41:50Speaker 2Oh, I'm sorry. Real quick, I wanna,↗

41:53Speaker 3I wanna say something to Nick. to our good old Nick Shabo Shmooli, Shabo Shmooli. dude, it's been pretty crazy with the, the stuff, you know, we have been seeing the last week and a half, and, What did, what did someone say? Well, I said this the other time I was with you in a space, you remember when I said it seems like a humiliation ritual, not just for Nick, but also for Candace, right? Where Candace is doing this whole like, "He's a time traveler and, you know, with, when it comes to Charlie Kirk, and then Nick is doing the whole, you know, Stalin is a, is a winner. That's why we stand, we stand with winners, and then, oh, it's okay. I mean, fourteen Really pedophilia, and Epstein isn't really a pedophile, and so that, that's, that's what I was thinking as well, but there was this comment that I really liked, is, at the end of, at the end of it, he will pull the whole, "This was just a social experiment to see how you all react as he fades into the shadows," right? Someone said that, and I really, I really liked that, and then someone else made a comment under my post and said,↗

43:08Speaker 3That was the credibility, credibility, building phase. Obviously, that's how intelligence agencies develop assets. Would, would anyone have listened to Nick and he, and, and he supported, if he supported Israel from the outset? Obviously not. So he trashes the Jews You know, juice like to drink, and later when it really counts, he runs cover for them, like he is now. So those are some comments people made, but I, it, it's, it, it's almost like, dude, you have to either be in a cult or just really-↗

43:47Speaker 3Because listen, he, he's a very smart, intelligent guy, I get it. He does have some brilliant electoral takes with a lot of stuff that he, that he, you know, focuses on, that he hammers down on. No doubt, I like some of his takes. I, I'm, I'm not criticizing certain things that he, that he says and, and points out, which there are some good takes, we all know that, right? But to say the thing he said with Epstein, it's to me just like, it doesn't get much more obvious that you're For Trump and for, you know, the chosen ones, right? the, the, the small led army. And, you have to be retarded not to see this because There's a lot of money being funneled into social media influencers and influence and, and social media,↗

44:35Speaker 3you know, what do you call them here? Like, what do you call these guys? I don't know, psyops, I guess, to, to change the narrative, to, and to really just have people look a different direction than to keep talking about Epstein. So that was for me the final, that I, I already was on the fence with him, like I already set my pieces, and then he came out with some good I was like, "Alright, you know, I give him the benefit of the doubt. I'm gonna move on, right? I'm not gonna criticize him. But, dude, when he did that, it, it's for me, you know, and, and I'm, and I'm, and I'm paying for it. Like, I lost three hundred followers." Ever since I attacked,↗

45:14Speaker 3Nick Fuentes, and, and I'm not gonna stop, but ever since I've-- I can't get followers, I'm losing followers, which is so funny, I think they're mass reporting me, these scribers, because they're literally in a cult. that's a cult mentality, like if you can't not just, say like, "Okay, you know what? That wasn't L, right? That wasn't a W, that was a U L. I don't stand with what you said." No↗

45:41Speaker 3And it, it is okay, and some people would say that, "Oh, what about in Europe?" Right? Like some people that I know would say, "But what about in Europe? in Europe they're sleeping with fourteen." Well, no, it doesn't fucking matter. If you're a parent and you have children, it's disgusting to have any kid have sex fourteen, thirteen, twelve, eleven, ten, doesn't matter. Are you a parent that has a kid that is fourteen years, fifteen years old that is your daughter? Would you wanna, would you wanna talk like that when 16 years old, like, no, you wouldn't, you wouldn't even do that when she was 16. It's disgusting. So, anyways, I'm gonna shut up. But yeah, yeah, good topic, I'm excited for,↗

46:22Speaker 3the show today, so I'm gonna stick around.↗

46:24Ian MalcolmYeah, no, absolutely. And, and look, I would give the, well, I don't wanna say the benefit of the doubt, because I think if this is the case, it's a pretty sleazy way to, to try and do so. But I, I, I suppose there could be the possibility that he said those things, knowing that they're gonna be shock value, knowing that they're gonna get, covered, get his, you know, name more in lights, on social media. per-perhaps it's kind of the Howard Stern approach to trying↗

46:54Ian MalcolmBut I, I suppose people could make that argument nonetheless. Well, and,↗

46:57Speaker 2I mean, it, it's almost like he, is intentionally trying to put this weight on how many followers you have. Like, like that's your criteria for, being a, not a specialist, but like somebody who's a point of authority, is how many followers you have. That doesn't make you fucking shit, or sorry, that doesn't make you frig- Conjectedly squat as far as a point of authority goes.↗

47:30Speaker 2your followers could all be just a ton of bots and BS, and you wouldn't know it. And, I mean, like, you really have to go through and like see it as Actually, a point of concern, if suddenly like you speak out on something and all of a sudden you have a ton of followers, that should be a point of concern for a lot of people. W-what caused this? Did, was what I said like true entirely? Was this opinion based? Where could there be conflicts that I might not realize or like blind spots?↗

48:12Speaker 2Things like that. And as far as Fuentes talking about fourteen-year-olds being barely legal, fourteen-year-olds, twelve-year-olds, you know, thirteen-year-olds, eleven-year-olds, it doesn't, it doesn't fucking matter because, or it doesn't freaking matter because Their minds aren't developed. Your brain doesn't finish myelinating until you're in your mid twenties, and, and granted, we're considered legal adults at eighteen. But the reality is, the more that you sit there and legalize and go into leeryes and talmudies about what age group is legal, you can keep whittling it down, whittling it down, just like we've done with our constitution, like attorneys have done to our constitution, like all of this shit, or stuff has done to our constitution. I mean, like,↗

49:05Speaker 2the more we let this in, the more we allow poison to seep into every corner and crevice of our nation.↗

49:17Speaker 4Yeah, no,↗

49:18Ian Malcolmreasonable, reasonable, comments there, and, and so really appreciate those. And, and with that being said, I just wanna welcome, again, Verlium up to the panel here. gonna be very excited to get to, to learn a little bit about his content, kind of his rise, and, and, whether or not this is the, you know, I guess his preferred platform, 'cause I know he's out there on several of them. And so, Verlium, with that being said, do you wanna Otherwise, normally do. So don't, don't feel any need to dox yourself above and beyond. No, no, for sure.↗

49:50Speaker 1Can you guys hear me? I'm trying to set up my mic and my Mac. No,↗

49:53Ian Malcolmyou sound, sound beautiful.↗

49:54Speaker 1Okay, wonderful. You know, this isn't my first time here. I'm about to drop a little lore on you guys. This is about to be a, a little lore reveal. Let's go. I don't know, does anyone here remember an individual named Sam Sin-Sinclair?↗

50:08Speaker 3Yes, of course. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me? Sam Sinclair running the show with me at JQ Radio and uncensored, yeah?↗

50:16Speaker 1I am Sam Sinclair, that's me. What? You↗

50:19Speaker 3fucking kidding me, bro. Why are you still on Twitter? And you're not following me? And you're not following↗

50:24Speaker 1me, dude? I, dude, I hopped off Twitter. Actually, I do gotta follow you. I was trying to find your account. Bro, yeah, I am Sam Sinclair, that's me. That's↗

50:32Ian Malcolmcrazy! No, wait, wait, so, so, so Sam, okay, so, so Sam, we're gonna need the entire-- No, no, no, that's not my real name. Hold on. That's not my real name. Hold↗

50:39Speaker 1on. Hold on. Don't call me Sam. That's not my real name. My real name's Whale. Now I'm-- Now I, you know, I facefag and whatever. So, yeah, that was my su-my pseudonym. It was Sam Sinclair, cuz S S. It↗

50:50Speaker 3wasn't-- That wasn't a You just, that's,↗

51:02Speaker 1it was, and that's, that's kinda why I went↗

51:04Speaker 3super sad, dude. Like, you deserved so much more, and I'm glad you got it, brother. Good to see you. Thank you, I↗

51:08Speaker 1appreciate that. Yeah, no, it was, it was, yeah, I was working-- Little background on me, I was working at a marketing agency. I had this dirt, like, fucking, just shit job. I hated that job. Oh my god. This is marketing agency. I worked for a Jew, and, like, it was, Local plumber. And it was like I'd sit there all fucking day and just like read emails. It was, it was Zog daycare, it wasn't a real job. I sat there and like read emails, it was the worst thing ever. And I used to get home, and if I wasn't like completely drained from just the nonsense of the day, yeah, I would do Sam Sinclair, 'cause I needed some kind of outlet, 'cause I was just like, I fucking hated that job. But- Eventually, I got fired from that job. I'm terrible with jobs. I got fired,↗

52:00Speaker 1and then I was just like, "Man, the world's fucking ending. the economy's like not real. You know, fucking, like, life sucks. Fuck it, I'll just make posts." And so what I did was I started editing and doing like, work for a bunch of like right wing influencers, a bunch of people, Ian Biegen, Jack of All Trades, all people that you should follow. They're great, they're good people. and I was editing for them, and this isn't a dig on them at all, swear to God, but I, I was working for them and I just wasn't getting the results I wanted, like it wasn't blowing up enough. And so I, for those that don't know, I'm like an Instagram guy, my Twitter's not that big, I'm, I'm really, really big on Instagram, I'm not big here. And so- I, yeah, I was editing for them and I was making their videos, and it was going like okay, and then I decided, you know what? I'll put up a video of me just to like add to my portfolio so I can like reach out to bigger people, and the video blew the fuck-- like, it blew the fuck up. It was like a million views instantly, and people liked me, and I thought I wasn't gonna be able to do it 'cause I've since lost weight. I was a fat motherfucker when I was Sam Sinclair, and I was a fat I was, I didn't look like a fucking chud, right? And so I was like, "No one's gonna wanna watch this," but I think people related to it, maybe. I don't know. And, I mean, the quality's good. I make good stuff, I'm a good producer. And so, yeah, I, I put out the video and it just blew the fuck up, and I was like, "Okay, well, I've now made myself completely unemployable. I just made, I just did a, a million views on a video about the Talm↗

53:44Speaker 1And that's what I've been doing since, and now I'm making, I'm making money. I'm not gonna, I'm, not, not gonna reveal how much I make, but I'm, I'm living, I'm chilling, I'm coolin', and I have lots of big stuff in the works. But yeah, it all, it all worked out there, but, and then I had my, I came on Twitter and I was initially getting a shit ton of traction. But one, they, I think they changed the algorithm up, so now I only have like 50k on some shit, like once a day, or like once a-- then maybe like once a week I'll get like 200, 300k on some shit, like views.↗

54:19Speaker 1and then I had my scandal on, were you-- Did, did that reach this side of Twitter? Did my scandal reach this side of Twitter?↗

54:28Speaker 4It did, but I, I, I just found two badasses, like, we were just like a cool hipster. Dude, that was so fucking funny.↗

54:34Speaker 1Yeah. So I, I assumed, I'm surprised, I thought people would join off my, probably 'cause I tweeted this late. I, an apologies, to E and Malcolm, I totally should have fucking tweeted this earlier. I'm, I'm super fucking busy, so I totally forgot to. But, I'm basically like, you gotta understand my life background right now. I live in my studio. I like rented Apartment, and I turned it into a studio, and I live in it. It's in a fucking basement. All my like top neighbors, 'cause it's like a five story building, all Indians. So it's me and like five stories of Jeets, right? And I'm in the fucking basement, and it's like a, I, I literally live in the content mines. I work like fourteen hours a day, I just make fucking clips. It's, it's actually pretty fucking brutal, but I love it, it's what I love to do. But that's why I↗

55:27Speaker 1Is because I'm base-- I'm a fucking slave basically. But rather than being a slave to, you know, some Jew boss for like no fucking money, I'm a slave to myself, or I guess the, the public. But, what else? Yeah, in terms of background on me, yeah, I, I had my fucking Twitter scandal, which surprisingly that wasn't Jews, that was like Indians. So I mean, big props to them, they got my ass literally. They found, like an old Twitter of mine from back when I was kinda like a-- I mean, I was, I used to be, I don't wanna get too personal and sappy, I used to be on drugs, I used to be like all sorts of fucked up, and they found this Twitter from back in the day when I was like a leftist and I was on drugs and shit, and it was a whole thing. But since then, it kinda nuked my algorithm a little bit, but since then I have recovered, 'cause once I-- I mean, honestly, If you were making fun of me, you were on the same side as Indians. I think people backed off 'cause they were like, "Oh, well, I don't wanna be on the same side as Indians." And so it all kinda worked out. But point being,↗

56:31Speaker 1yeah, that's- And you're taking↗

56:32Speaker 4your revenge on the Indians right now, really, I'm so-↗

56:35Speaker 1I'm always, listen, I'm always, me and the Indians. Well, I'm worried though, actually. I had a clip about this. I'm actually kinda worried 'cause where I live, right I can't hear it in my voice, but I live in Jersey, there's a shit ton of Indians here, like a ton. In the area that I live in, not only is it just fucking Indians, right? It's called Little India, why the rent was so cheap. But they're like the fresh off the boat Indians, like in the state of New Jersey, right? Sorry if I bounce around a lot, I don't, I'm not good at concentrating, so everyone bear with me. Anyways, fucking New Jersey, right? If you, if you're in New Jersey, the north of Jersey, that's where like a lot of money is, that's where Indians go when they get their bread up. So maybe they become a doctor, maybe they become whatever. And so that's like↗

57:25Speaker 2Fresno for California.↗

57:28Speaker 1Yeah, and they're still Indians, don't get me wrong, but like they're, they got money, they live in a house, whatever. I'm outside of Manhattan, like right outside of Manhattan, and so- Which that's not Duxton, 'cause that's a large area in Jersey. I'm outside of Manhattan. This is where like the fucking Doordash Indians live, okay? This is like where the H1B scamming, like, Indians live, okay? Straight Gujarati motherfuckers. And Bro, I'm terrified 'cause I know they're on WhatsApp and shit. They don't speak English, and I'm worried that one of these days I'm gonna go a little too viral on India hate, and I'm gonna be like walking around at like two o'clock in the morning in my city, and I'm gonna have like a gang of 'em. I'm talking like twenty Indians deep just come out and like beat my ass, and that'd be terrible. I'm, I'm terrified of that. But I don't know, it's coming one of these days. I'm ready for it. I know it's gonna happen one of these days, some Indian's gonna recognize me, and I'm gonna have to fucking deal with that. But I do it for the people, you know? I'm putting my life in danger, if you really think about it.↗

58:28Speaker 4Yeah, I think it'll be alright against the general Indian. I think you might be okay, is the thing. I hold on, I can see other demographics. Colin, did you see who that is? Yeah, yeah, Uncensored was texting me, and then I instantly recognized the voice straight away. Hey, Sam, Sam, Sam, listen, Sam, listen to this. Don't call him, Sam. Okay, hang on, hang↗

58:48Speaker 3on, listen to this, Bill. Remember those days right here, bro? All↗

58:52Speaker 1right, National Anthem. Oh my God, bro. Remember that, brother. Remember that. I still got it↗

58:59Speaker 3on the VoiceMod. Listen, this is literally your, your intro.↗

59:04Speaker 1That's crazy. I remember making that. I made that on Ableton in my old apartment. Yeah, that↗

59:12Speaker 4was fun. That was a good time. That↗

59:15Speaker 1sounds like ass. No, it was awesome. That was a good one, baby.↗

59:17Speaker 3That was a good one.↗

59:19Speaker 1But you know, so in terms of my, story here, yeah, I, I kind of, I blew up very quickly, which I, I will-- it was good and bad. It's good because, like, you know, I, I love doing what I do, et cetera, et cetera. Bad in the sense that people didn't really get to know me, as much as I would have liked. And so when I started like being myself and just like doing the shit that I do, some people-- 'cause like, people had this expectation↗

59:48Speaker 1To be like a trad con, like ortho bro, like here's how you eat raw steak and be a better man. And I'm like, dude, I'm a fucking degenerate, like I'm not↗

1:00:00Speaker 5That's not me. Like, I'm a degenerate who just like knows a lot of stuff and calls out like Jews and Indians and shit. I'm not a fucking trad con, you know, muscle man influencer. I got love for those people, they're great, but that's not me. That's actually why I changed my bio to dirtbag nationalist, 'cause I was like, let me make it fucking clear to people that I'm like a degenerate, I'm up till like four o'clock in the morning making clips and shit. I'm not the, I'm not the guy to More of my niche, my audience has sort of,↗

1:00:32Speaker 5condensed a little bit, and so things have gotten, better in that sense. But that's basically the short on how I got here and who I am. But yeah, also I did Sam Sinclair, so that's-- it's funny that I'm here, 'cause that was a whole era in my life. It's funny 'cause that was so much fun, but my life during that was just dog shit. I mean, like, that was straight up like, that was fucking terrible. I, 'cause I was like, working↗

1:00:59Speaker 5One outlet, 'cause I was, the, I was working this shit job in the middle of fucking nowhere. I just, oh my god, I hated it, I was a chud, terrible time. But it all worked out, glory be to God. But,↗

1:01:13Ian Malcolmso, so Will, I, I got a question for you. The, the, so, so, and, and I say this because we got Truth Teller in the, in the audience, who obviously, you know, he's got his, his, I think it's three Fs, but it I'm, I'm just kinda curious, what is it that you did? There's, there's no silver bullet, right? But, but you're describing kind of who you were and who you are today. What were some of the, if you had to bullet out, maybe some of the big things that you did that really made that change that you're so happy about, just for, for anybody who's maybe where you were a couple months ago?↗

1:01:44Speaker 5Ozempic, my nigga. What are you talking about? That's easy type shit. I hope you're not serious.↗

1:01:53Speaker 5No, everybody, I'm not, listen, I got much love for like people who do like fitness and all that, God bless. Yeah, no, I totally took the easy way out. But I also, I, I like running shit, and I, I do actual, 'cause you can't just take it and not do shit. But hell yeah, I'm on the peptides and shit. None of the like the, none of like the cheap shit you get off like, like fucking whatever, like some random website, and you're getting it from China, and it's that fucking, you know, Shanghai↗

1:02:26Speaker 5But, you know, but yeah, no, I think it was that, and I just, I wanted to change my life 'cause I was working that job, and I was just like, "Dude, I can't, I can't do this shit." Like, I came home every day just fucking miserable, and all my fucking, coworkers, like, "You understand, that job, it was like me, I was twenty-four at the time, I'm twenty-six now." I was twenty-four and, it was like everyone else was in their, like, their late thirties. And when I say these people, and much love to them, I get it, but these people were like goyim, bro. Like goyim, like in the most, like, insane sense you can think of. Like, we would go to work And they would spend the whole day talking about like Marvel movies and shit, and I was like, "Dude, I can't, I can't live like this. Like, I can't, I can't do this." And,↗

1:03:16Ian Malcolmand probably not even the, not even the old school Marvel, you're talking like the new age, Ultra-Woke, Disney↗

1:03:21Speaker 5Plus type shit. Like, they were like staying up to date on like what Ant-Man was up to, and I was like, "Bro, what the fuck are we talking about? Like, yo, Jews run our economy, like↗

1:03:37Speaker 5Questions and just answer about my life and shit, you know?↗

1:03:42Ian MalcolmYeah, no, absolutely. And, and, Mr. Truth Teller, the, the hand raise icon is never permitted to you in these spaces. You have to just jump in whenever you want, my friend. So let's start there, and then we'll go to Brittany.↗

1:03:53Speaker 6but I like the Roman salute. It's like a form of respect, you know? A greeting, a warm greeting. So, yeah. Thanks for hosting this space, Ian and Senator Joanna and Brilliance. Good to see you. The clip Stood out for me that you created was the one in response to Ben Shapiro, telling the average American, "They're like, well, if they can't afford to live in America, you know, feel free to pick up, not feel free to, just leave. Too bad there's no God-given citizenship in the United States." Yeah, yeah, that clip, that got like↗

1:04:19Speaker 5two mil, you know, that was a good clip. I tried that's how I meant it too. I, I played that for my, I do an↗

1:04:26Speaker 6athlete space, I played that for my audience a few times actually, just to, and more as a motivational clip, I found it, it was definitely inspiring. Oh, thanks, man. Because I'd be, I'd appreciate that. Oh, it's, it's, it's genuine reaction, 'cause that's the mindset people need to be able to, you know, overcome this JQJP problem that's still ongoing, is to not live in fear. I've actually even modified the triple↗

1:04:50Speaker 6F Fast every day, so eat far less of the goy slop, both, both at the, you know, physically what you're putting into your mouth, and also what you're, you know, unfortunately subjecting to your ears with mainstream media, news, Netflix, sports, media, entertainment, all that crap that wastes your time. So don't feel bad about working long hours if it's for yourself and you're doing something fulfilling, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. But yeah, the, the fourth one is don't live in fear. You know, don't, allow them to instill fear, fear tactics to deter you from, well, getting what you want out of life, but also, you know, limiting yourself, imposing these, these, these limitations that really are just figments of your imagination and an illusion. So that's↗

1:05:31Speaker 5kind of why I started the whole, you know, put, you know My thought process was, you know, like I said, I was working this job, and I was just like, "Dude, like, the world's like over, right? Like, the world's fucking cooked." I mean, it's not over, obviously, but I was like, "Dude, this is cooked. Like, what am I gonna do? I'm just gonna like sit and chase like twenty-five bucks an hour for the rest of my life and fucking work in this office until I'm dead." And I was just like, "Dude, fuck it." I'm good at editing, I'm good at making content, I'll just do it. and so, yeah, I, I just ended up doing it, and it's been, it's been fun. I've only gotten some, like meaningful pushback, from some Jewish organizations. Shabbos Kestenbaum reached out to me. That was a fucking trip. He reached out to me, he was calling me every name in the book, and I was like, "Bro, like, run me my debate." He was like,↗

1:06:21Ian Malcolm"I don't debate with↗

1:06:26Speaker 5double↗

1:06:30Speaker 5Like I don't know. And by the only reason I,↗

1:06:33Speaker 6he's very friendly and diplomatic, I hear. You don't want to really wanna get into the other side. Dude, he was, he was ripping↗

1:06:38Speaker 5into me, yeah. I'm aware. I, I, I check my, I check my DM requests like, 'cause I get like bored sometimes, and I'll just like check my DM requests 'cause it's, it's always hilarious, right? 'Cause it's just like, it's like a million Indians talking shit, or it's people, you know, who support or whatever↗

1:07:00Speaker 5What the fuck? And it was Shabazz Kestenbaum, and he just like was ripping into me. I was, I didn't even, I hadn't even responded yet, he's ripping into me, and so I answer it, and I'm like, "Yo, like, what's up? Where are we, my debate?" He's in New York City, so I was like, "Bro, we could do it in person. Like, what's up?" And he was like, "I don't debate double digit IQ anti-Semites."↗

1:07:25Speaker 5I was like, "Alright, Doing that good. I'm like, bro, come on, like, we get a little monetization going on. Will, I feel↗

1:07:35Ian Malcolmbad every time I reply to Dennis Prager, just 'cause I, I, I pity him when I ratio him. Like, I, I genuinely feel bad for the guy, but yeah, they're, they're not doing so hot these days. It's like kicking him back into the shower.↗

1:07:46Speaker 5You know, he's, he's cooked, bro. But yeah, no, so, you know, I, yeah, I mean, I, that clip specifically,↗

1:08:00Speaker 5'Cause that rant is like a cut down version of like, you have to understand, I watch, like, I'll see clips on Twitter or on Instagram, and I'm like, "Oh, that'd be a great clip to react to." And some I watch fully before I do it. I didn't even watch that one before I did it. And so I'm watching the clip while I'm making the, the video, and it just, it pissed me off to no avail, especially 'cause I live in an area where it is getting more expensive. Like, I live in one of those areas↗

1:08:30Speaker 5And, I mean, everything within a fucking twenty mile radius of Manhattan is like a cabillion dollars. Or you have to be like me and live in a fucking basement with Indians above you. And even then, the rent is still pretty fucking high. And so I was like, "Dude, like, it really, it really hit home for me, 'cause I was like, 'He's talking to me.'" And I was like, "Fuck you, dude." I mean, I'm-- background on me, my family is, I'm like a heritage American. I'm actually Anglo on both sides Kinda crazy, that's a rare phenotype in New Jersey. You'd think I'd be Italian, but no, Anglo on both sides. And so to hear this fucking foreigner, I mean, the guy's, you know, he's Jewish, family probably came in what, like the 1900s, to hear him say to me, "Oh, well, you're actually not entitled to live in the land of your ancestors," I was like, "Dude, fuck this guy." And granted, that wasn't the first time I ever thought to myself, "Fuck this guy,"↗

1:09:32Speaker 5Yeah, I, I was so fucking pissed. And so that was, that's my genuine raw reaction↗

1:09:37Speaker 6on camera. Do you know who Zelman Shapiro is?↗

1:09:40Speaker 5Yeah, that's his, that's his uncle or whatever who like le- I made a video about that. It didn't pop off the algorithm, but yeah. Used all the uranium↗

1:09:46Speaker 6and gave it to Israel.↗

1:09:48Speaker 5Yeah. I made a video about that. He was the guy↗

1:09:50Speaker 6that ran the Nuremberg affair with Meyer Lansky and the other kosher mafia guys. So I made a series of videos about↗

1:09:56Speaker 5the nuclear bombs in Israel, they obviously didn't perform super well on Instagram 'cause, I mean, come on, but I did a whole series of them. I did that,↗

1:10:10Speaker 5It got, it got, I think like a hundred K views. It didn't do, it didn't do like crazy well. That Ben Shapiro clip, I think, did really well because it wasn't very overt. 'Cause that's what performs well, is when it's not super-- Like, if I got on camera and I was saying some like crazy shit and calling him like the K-word or whatever, like that would, that wouldn't blow up. It'd be funny, but it wouldn't blow up. But when you get on camera and you're just like, "Fuck Ben Shapiro," the at some point soon. We're supposed to do it like beginning of February. I'm gonna fly out to Vegas and do Jake Shields, which would be really, really cool. but yeah, I mean, all, all those clips is, it's my natural reaction to just the shit that these people say. I mean, the Ben Shapiro one, recently the Shabazz Custom Bomb one, which I don't, I think they performed like pretty okay. You gotta understand, I'm, I'm very like algorithm tapped in. I'm kind of autistic about that. And so-↗

1:11:07Speaker 5I think a lot about like, okay, how can I like game the algorithm to like the best of our advantage? And yeah, I think the Shabbos one did like okay, but anyways, I don't like that guy. That guy pisses me the fuck off. Anyways. yeah, what else? We'll on that, on that real quick,↗

1:11:22Ian Malcolmbecause, because you were just talking about the algorithm, and one thing I found very curious is, I'm, I'm very humbled because Velek will take videos from either myself or Truth or David Nietzsche or so many other speakers, and make these AI videos that I know he pours literally hours into some of the creation of them, others he can do rather nimbly, but, you know, he, he might, he might spend two hours making a video and it might, all share These little AI images that I've been doing with like Richard Nixon saying you can't trust the Jews and all this other stuff, they, they, they hit a hundred, two hundred, five hundred thousand views. I'm kind of curious for your thoughts on tips and tricks for the algorithm, 'cause I, I seem to be doing terrible. Oh yeah, big time,↗

1:12:04Speaker 5big time. Yeah. So the way, so it, it depends on platform, right? So Twitter, Twitter's recent, or ex, whatever, the recent algorithm, and this is why, this will explain why people's algorithms Or maybe they'll keep it that way, I don't know. brute force, brute force. That's literally what I-- the reason why I can get in a week, like a pretty high engagement, is 'cause you just gotta brute force it. Like, I literally post like twenty, fuckin' fifty times a day, right? And out of that, like twenty or fifty, like one Will pop off. One will hit the algorithm, and you just gotta do it. And yeah, is it a bit of a humiliation ritual? It absolutely is, because like, you, you're posting mostly to the fucking void, but you just gotta do it. You just gotta say fuck it and do it. And so that's kind of the best way for Twitter specifically is just post out the ass, react to stuff, reply to stuff, start shit. Just post literally as much as you can, and you can even just post the same thing reworded like a couple times, and eventually one will hit. So in terms of Twitter, it's brute force. Instagram, better algorithm A little more interesting. So Instagram, like, I, I'll give Meta credit. I mean, it's very Indian, but I'll give them credit. Very advanced algorithm. They're using AI on their algorithm. Twitter isn't. As much as Elon Musk likes to claim he's using AI on his algorithm, he's fucking not. AI in that circumstance stands for an Indian, 'cause that isn't, that isn't proper AI. And so Meta's Algorithm actually uses AI, right? And so it, it basically reads your content and knows what you're doing. So depending on what your content is, you have a certain set of time that you can use. So like, if you're trying to build up a, like, an account, like, let's say you have, I don't know, under ten K followers on Instagram, three times a day you gotta post. You have to have a fuck ton of content. Your hooks have to be really, really strong, meaning in the first two seconds you pull people off the algorithm. And depending Do, there's different lengths. So I do informative stuff, right? Or like talk stuff. So I have about ninety seconds. That's one thirty. I have that, and so I'm allowed to do that, and it can still hit the algorithm. If it's something smaller, like me kinda just like fucking around, or me doing like, like I recently, I put one out, yesterday, the White People Tier List. It is a stream clip of me ranking the different kinds of white people. I put that one out. That's shorter because it's not, I think it's like sixty seconds, because it's like a stream clip, and so that's how much time you have. And basically, the way to do it is just stay up to date on what the algorithm is up to. Like, I'm up most days, like I Okay, what is the algorithm like? I go on like Grok and I'm like, what are people saying about it? 'Cause people don't realize, obviously Instagram doesn't release a guide on how their algorithm works, but marketing companies and shit like that, they know the algorithm like really well. That was the one thing I guess I took away from that job, is that like- People who work in marketing, especially around major cities, they know, like, they know people in the business or in the industry. Like my boss at that job literally knew people at Meta, and he would get information, okay, here's how it works. So look at like marketing companies, look at their websites and shit, they're usually posting about it. And so that's kinda how you have to learn how to game the algorithm. But really, the biggest thing I would say to people is that you never have enough content, like, you just never have enough content, and you- You need to get over the humiliation ritual. Like, you just need to post. Like, most of my-- if you look at my fucking Twitter, even going all the way back, like, the vast majority of my posts, I get like Five people comment on it and it's like some Indians calling me a fag or whatever, and it's like, you just gotta do it and you just gotta like not care. And if you keep doing it, eventually you'll hit one. Like, this last week, like, let me look at this right now. This last week, twenty-one replies, two replies, a hundred replies, and then out of those↗

1:16:15Speaker 5I think I did one video, where was it? I'm, I'm literally pulling it up right now. I do one video, a thousand something replies, six hundred, or, yeah, like thousands. Where's that? Where's the views on this one? Not that one. Sorry, I'm looking at my page. I post so much, it's like, dude, basically, point being, just fucking post a lot. You can never have enough content. the algorithm is designed to just like draw people in and like, rot their brains or whatever. So just use that to your advantage. 'Cause my thought was, okay, if our algorithms are gonna be like totally zogged out, right? 'Cause they are, and they're just like meant to maximize dopamine, it's like total bullshit. I'm like, dude, let's use that to our Let's use this algorithm which is kind of meant to silence us. How do we use that to our advantage? How do we get information out through it? And that's kind of my thought process. but it depends on platform. That's Instagram, YouTube. YouTube's algorithm is fucking impossible. I don't-- It doesn't make any fucking sense. I'm not even gonna attempt to break it down. It just, it doesn't make-- I don't know what the fuck. That's like the most Indian. If there's levels of Indian, 'cause like I've, I made a clip about this, right? The internet is experiencing indification, okay? What does that mean? It means that as the internet gets more and more Indians, the internet itself becomes more Indian. And you can see this, like across the internet, and you can feel it, right? YouTube Very Indian. Like, the Shorts algorithm doesn't make any fucking sense, it's pure slop. And then the video algorithm doesn't make any fucking sense either. Like, I'm looking at my YouTube right now, I-- 97K views on my video from last week, six point five On the one from, like later on in that week. It doesn't make any fucking sense. There's no rules. It's just, it's just Indian. It's just literally, it is, I don't know. I feel like you have to have some level of like Dravidian DNA to understand it. Is, is,↗

1:18:18Ian Malcolmis Indian there basically synonymous with broken, or you just mean that it's extra slop? Just broken,↗

1:18:22Speaker 5yeah, like broken, totally shoestringed together. 'Cause here's the thing, people don't realize, right? And I know, I'm program, 'cause a lot of them aren't qualified. They'll like use ChatGPT or they'll use, fuck, what is it called? not Stack Exchange, what is the fucking thing called? The like coding website, GitHub, and then Stack or whatever, and basically, like, they're just copying and pasting like lines of code, but code has to be specified. So they're copying and pasting lines of code and then like trying to change it to make it work, and this is why, like- Every website is just dog shit now. It's because the programmers aren't writing original code, they're just copying and pasting code that exists and like trying to jerry rig it into this gigantic network infrastructure, and that's why the internet is becoming indifined. It's just shortcuts, it's, it's terrible. And so that falls into algorithms. That's why, and I'm not a very pro AI guy, I kinda fucking hate AI, but I will say That's the one nice thing about Meta embracing AI is that now their algorithm is AI based, and so it's better because it's like, you know, an AI robot's smarter than an indie, and I think we all know that. And so↗

1:19:45Speaker 5It can, like, you know what I mean? Like, the algorithm isn't complete dog shit, 'cause it's not put together by an Indian, it's put together by a robot. But point being, yeah, if you wanna like make shit work content-wise, you need to have a fuck ton of content, like, just mountains of it. Like, I, I have a backlog of clips that, like, like, let me look at my fucking Instagram. I started posting↗

1:20:09Speaker 5Beginning of September? No, it's actually October. Holy fuck! Wow, it's been fast. Started posting October of last year, so like a couple months ago, and I've already posted like two hundred videos. Like you just, the, the amount of content you need is absurd. Like it's absurd. And that's how you do it, you just need to make a shit ton of content and try to make it as good as possible. I mean, one of the things I have is that it's not total like slop, my content, like it's not just bullshit, but- You know, even if it has to be some slop, whatever, fuck it, you know? But basically, yeah, just post as much as possible and just don't have shame. You just can't have shame in this thing, man. Like, there are influencers who their whole fucking bit is they're like- Eat like garbage, or they'll like cover themselves in slime, like don't have shame. There's nothing that someone can say to you that is that. What, what↗

1:21:08Ian Malcolmpercent of those influencers are Indian?↗

1:21:10Speaker 5Okay, curious. Dude, like all of them. Actually, fun fact, this is actually kinda crazy, if you watch any of those like ASMR videos, it's actually mostly Eastern Europe. Fun fact, mostly Eastern Europe for those videos. So like, and I'm talking like, like former Yugoslav Eastern Europe, like where they really don't- Got money, like I'm talking like Croatians or some shit, right? If they're like broke in Eastern Europe, they're doing that, Slavonian type shit. They're doing like the, like when you see a video of like a hydraulic press or like when they fucking heat up a, a metal ball bearing and drop it into like soap, that's coming from Eastern Europe, which is so funny to me, but- Basically, little background on me,↗

1:21:53Speaker 5so basically, I worked that job in marketing, and that's kinda where I learned like basic industry stuff. Then, and I can admit this now because I got docs, so I can admit it, and he said it's fine. So my name, and this is all public, is William Sexton. If anybody here is on the normie side of Instagram, you might notice that last name, the, fucking, like, content divorce lawyer guy, that's my father.↗

1:22:23Speaker 5fun fact about me, which is like, very different styles of content. Let me note, for any detractors listening, he has disavowed my politics completely. He, like, he doesn't like what I have to say. I'm definitely the black sheep. What do you mean by that for↗

1:22:37Ian Malcolmthose not familiar with what you're referring to?↗

1:22:41Speaker 5but my politics?↗

1:22:42Ian MalcolmNo, no, no, no, not the politics on the- Oh, he's like an influencer, yeah. He's like on the horny side of Instagram or something.↗

1:22:53Speaker 5Yeah, he's like an influencer. He's like a content cre- I mean, he doesn't, he doesn't create the content, he's like fifty, but he's a, he's an influencer, yeah. His, he's, you just look at the name Sexton, you'll find him. I'm not gonna say it out loud just for plausible deniability, but if you look at the last name, yeah, no, no, no, but, but↗

1:23:07Ian Malcolmyou, you've got a, you're, the, let's just say↗

1:23:14Speaker 5there's, there's a He has a YouTube show, and I worked on it for a little bit. I was doing camera operation and editing, and I just, I, I realized I was really, really good at it, and, that's kind of where I get my experience from. And so what I will-- That experience, though, that job, it taught me the industry really, really well, and that's kind of what I try to bring to this. I think what makes me different and what makes my content work is that I'm very professional. 'cause I don't-- A lot of people, Very, you know, casually. And don't get me wrong, God bless those people, I'm not hating or whatever, but I, I keep it very professional. I have a professional studio, I edit in Premiere, I do everything very, very professional, exactly how it would be if you were working on like a mainstream podcast, which is what I've done. I've worked on those before. and so basically, right?↗

1:24:12Speaker 5That's kind of my perspective on how to do the content. And so in doing that, though, I've learned a lot about the industry. Number one, I'll say to people out there, it's all fucking fake, none of it's real. like the, it's, like the dead internet theory is honestly kind of true. It's like not real at all. Any influencer you see who's like a professional influencer, they are totally fucking faking it. It's not real. second, a lot of popular influencers are a lot more base than you would think. All the time, from like big people, and they're like, "Yo, like, I can't follow you publicly, but I fuck with you." Like, no, then I fuck with you. And I'll be like, "Thank you, I appreciate that." I'm not gonna say who, obviously, but you'd be surprised how many people-- And you'd be surprised how many people follow me who, like, they just don't give a shit, and they just follow me, and I'm like, "Dude, you should absolutely not be following me. Like, I am↗

1:25:13Speaker 5It's, I, I come from an industry background, I suppose, and I think that's what makes me different. It also makes me a bit-- Some people have criticisms of me, and they say I'm opportunistic, which to that response I say, first off, that's gay. Second, like, yeah, you should be opportunistic, we should be making media, because here's the thing As politics that are, you know, controversial, and I, I don't even really-- I don't consider myself like a fucking, you know, right wing extremist, you know, WIGNAT type. I don't consider myself as such, but, and I really do consider myself more nationalistic, if you will. But what I'll say is this↗

1:25:50Speaker 5Is that any kind of politics that is different from the status quo, so either like squad leftism or Ben Shapiro conservatism, if you're anything outside of that, especially on the right, on the left, not as much, the left kind of has more freedom, on the right, if you're anything outside of Ben Shapiro type shit, that's subversive, right? And what I've said is this, as that gets more popular, the way by which it gets more popular is it needs to be adopted into Upper media, 'cause I've seen people be like, "Oh, I like, I don't like, there's grifters and shit, there's influencers." I'm like, "Dude, no, that's a sign that it's working. Like, if people are making professional media, if people are making media that can be consumed by like random people in Ohio, that means you're winning." Like, you can't have everything be this like contrarian one dude on a phone with like a hundred thousand followers, you know, on some fucking platform. Like, no, you need to have like people making proper content and people going to things and people having viral moments, et cetera, et cetera. You need to have that, because if you don't have it, you're not normalized. Like, that's kind of the bit with me. And that's actually kind of the thing, when I had my, quote, unquote, scandal, one of the things I liked about that was that what was scandalous was the shit that happened, it wasn't even my politics. And that's the craziest part, 'cause like, the politics has become so normalized that now they're interested in me as an individual and interested in my life and what the fuck I'm up to, and not the politics, I say. Meanwhile, ten years ago, everybody would be hyper-focused on, "Oh, this dude spoke about Jews," like they'd be But now it's like, whatever, and that's a good thing. I see that as a positive thing, like we need to be able to be normalized in that sense. And the way that by normalized, like, people think normalization of this politics is gonna mean that we fucking like win some big Turner Diaries victory and we go marching guns blazing the White House, no. Normalization works when this shit isn't controversial. Normalization works when this stuff is common and understood and isn't seen as contrarian, it's not seen as radical. That's how normalization wins, and once people understand that, I think the, the wheat will fall from the shaft. And I think the people who just wanted to be subversive and wanted to be edgy, I think they fall away, and people who actually believe something and actually want to see change in the world, I think they'll stick around. And that's kind of my, my two cents on the, way by which things are going.↗

1:28:36Speaker 5Next question.↗

1:28:38Ian MalcolmYeah, no, no, no, no, very, very well stated. And, and, and I'll tell you, so I'd be curious for your thoughts because, look, you've got the behind the scenes, vantage point into some of the things that we were talking about before, this idea of career influencers or that, that whole economy, and, and so as a result, I'd, I'd be very curious for some of the more recent developments, let's say, on the right wing, let's say Spectrum, especially in lieu of the occurrences down in Miami, the, the backlash to it, right? 'Cause, 'cause this is, it, it, it, like this is one of those moments where, you could look at it one of two ways. I'm curious for your thoughts. I mean, either-- Well, I guess one of three. You could either say that it's organically a bunch of people getting together and videotaping these things because they are, they, they find it entertaining. I find it difficult to think that that's↗

1:29:34Speaker 5and I, I actually, I'm, I'm good friends with people who do like, like I know one dude in Manhattan who his whole job is he films for IRL streams, like that's his job. He makes like good money.↗

1:29:45Ian MalcolmSo, so then I'm gonna be-- Yeah. So I'm gonna be very curious then for you to walk through this, because it's either that, right? This is just purely done for fun and economic benefit. the second option is that it is being done, to try and push a political agenda for those on the alt right, Say to normalize, let's say, maybe flagrant comfort, being irreverent to the things like the ADL and the kind of the Jewish censorship machine. the third would be that it is done By design to be inflammatory so that the ADL and, and like-minded individuals, which we're seeing even from the mayor of Miami, can, can push the backlash, which, you know, could be viewed as subversion, right? They're, they're doing these things by design to get the consequences that are more censorship than the actual- No, I mean, what I would say is this,↗

1:30:31Speaker 7I think, I think it was natural. I, I didn't, I didn't sit and watch the entire IRL stream 'cause I'm not a fucking, you know, I At least I, I try not to be. which that's much-- don't get me wrong, that's much love to those dudes, I'm not shitting on them. I'm sh-- I absolutely am shitting on people who sit for four hours and watch IRL streams of any category I think we can all agree on that. People who make IRL streams,↗

1:30:59Ian Malcolmwhat, what percent of those viewers do you think are Indian? You know, just 'cause we keep going on this. You know, actually, it's,↗

1:31:03Speaker 7it's in terms of like this media market, in terms of like who was watching that stream, it was probably like Guatemalans. But point being, no, I, I think it's natural. I think that was a natural course of events. I know, I- I don't know those guys like personally, not at all. Which, by the way, let me take this as a moment to fucking say, 'cause I wasn't able to say it on Twitter, I am not me, Furlyum, live, Furlyum, Furlyum Sexton, me. I am not a quote-unquote Kroyper general. I'm not. Okay? When all my fucking scandal shit came out- Everybody, like, out the ass, like, "Fuckin' Bap, Captive Dreamer, fuckin', even like more normie people, like older millennial, like random fuckin' people were saying, 'Oh, this is, this is Groper General, brilliant live, dude.' No. I met Nick Fuentes.↗

1:31:56Ian MalcolmWhat, what, what is Groeber general? I don't know, I don't know what that↗

1:31:59Speaker 7means, and that's what they were saying I was. I don't even know.↗

1:32:01Ian MalcolmHigh ranking, high ranking. That's, that's my entire cha-challenge with the Groeber thing is that I feel like it's an entire like- Yeah, and I, I don't know what either. I don't- You↗

1:32:09Speaker 7have to understand, I met Nick Fuentes one time for thirty seconds outside of the New York Young Republicans gala, and there's a photo of↗

1:32:25Speaker 7They were like, "Oh, this dude is his l-- right hand man. This is, like, this is the, when, when Nick Fuentes needs political counsel, he calls up fucking Virgilium Live. This is his, this is his blood brother." They ran with it, and I was like, "Dude, I don't-- I met him one time. I, I, I consider myself a fan. I like what he's doing, you know, God bless, but I'm, one, I don't, I don't consider myself a groypur by any means.↗

1:32:55Ian MalcolmWell, two, two things. Number, number one, can we get a definition of "groping" for those that are ignorant like myself? And number two, I'm curious what you think the, what you think the intent of that hit piece was to try and tether the two of you guys together? Oh, exactly, yeah. They↗

1:33:07Speaker 7were trying to-- Yeah, I did, I, I got caught with my pants down literally, and they were trying to use that as a moment to attack Nick Fuentes, which, by the way, by the way, can I say- Like, that was the worst part. Having some shit from my, you know, drug addict past being leaked, that's upsetting, okay, whatever. Having it leaked and it's not even about me, it's about fucking Nick Fuentes, that's the worst part. Like, damn, you're gonna go through my life and leak all this shit about me, and it's not even about me, bro. That hurt. That was, I was like, "Wow, that's fucked up, mister raw egg nationalist." That's fucked up. Point being↗

1:33:46Ian MalcolmOkay, so they, they took, they, they basically were able to dox your digital efforts, went back, looked through your entire database of, photos, found some stuff from when I was like 18, yeah, they found some stuff from↗

1:33:55Speaker 7when I was, I'm 26 now, they found me 18 being... Many, if many of you have probably seen the famous photo, it's like me in drag with a guitar, mind you, that's from when I was 18, actually, I think I'm, I'm literally like Just turned eighteen, so like seventeen to eighteen. But you↗

1:34:13Ian Malcolmlook like Kurt Cobain situation. It didn't look like a real guy. No, yeah, exactly. It was exactly,↗

1:34:17Speaker 7it was a photoshoot. Was,↗

1:34:20Ian Malcolmwas this Halloween kind of or something?↗

1:34:22Speaker 7So when I was eighteen, this is, god, this forever ago, I was in a band. I was like a left this like punk rocker type. I was in a band, and I did a photoshoot for the band, and I was, I was, it was like, yeah, it was like some Kurt Cobain like punk rock And that was the bit, it was like a Motley Crue type situation. I took this photo, and you can see me in the photo holding my guitar, posing for the camera, because it was for my fucking band. Dude, these fucking kosher conservatives took that photo and they were like, "Yo, this kid, this is what he wears every day. This is-- He's like, this kid is number one crossdresser in the world, literally was on RuPaul's Drag Race, and they just ran with that shit." And it's like, "No, dude, I was fucking-- I was a child, I was 18." But Nevertheless, point being, yeah, they just, they, they, what they do is they'll just go after you for whatever. And mind you, before that whole thing happened, they were going after me saying, "Oh, this dude's fucking fat, he weighs a million pounds, he's fucking three fifty on a-- with all his clothes off, he's fucking super..." They just find any reason to go for you. They find anything. And so that's why I didn't take it to heart, and I just like posted through it and actually gained a bunch of followers, 'cause like↗

1:35:43Speaker 7Real. Social media is like hardly fucking real. None of this shit. Like, the point, the only thing that's real is this, which is information. The only thing that's real in social media, in politics, is information and how it affects the human mind and how it affects movements, how it affects people in mass. And so- What they were attempting to do there was like a big demoralization. They were attempting to hit Nick Fuentes, and they were attempting to demoralize his, quote, unquote, generational run, right? Because that, that's what was happening at the time. It's the same thing with, I don't know if you guys saw woman propaganda when he got slapped in public. I don't know if you all saw that.↗

1:36:22Speaker 7That was a whole moment. It's the same shit. Is they grab that moon propaganda again, like me, it only meant Nick Fuentes one time for like thirty seconds, and they were like, "Nope, this is moon propaganda. He's his fucking top guy. He's Grouper General Number Two, with Brillium being Number One, and they're, they, they lead the armies together. Whenever they, they, they literally lead the Grouper armies together in, in the Iron Fist. That's basically what they did for him, right? And whatever. So the point is this Don't fucking believe everything you read, number one. Number two, like, all that matters is information and what's actually being sold to you. What's actually being sold. They don't give a fuck about this stuff. They don't give a fuck about this dude getting slapped in public. They don't, they don't care at all. What they care about is attempting to demoralize people and attempting to say, "Look how ridiculous these people are. Don't take them seriously. Don't take their politics seriously. Don't take their criticism of Jews and Israel seriously." Seriously, 'cause that's the ultimate goal. Because it's, it's very clear that the propagandists of Israel, the propagandists of, like, you know, organized Jewry, have figured out that they're never gonna win back Gen Z's support. Like, they, they recognize that that's just, that's, that ship has sailed. And so the, their strategy now, as someone who understands marketing and industry,↗

1:37:46Speaker 7is they're attempting to do two things. They're attempting to, one- Silence conversations as much as possible. This is why their censorship stuff has become so fucking belligerent, like way more than in the past. Like they're basically openly saying, "Yeah, we're gonna buy up the internet and censor everyone with people like Larry Ellison." And two, it's to scatter discourse and to make discourse look ridiculous. 'Cause that's the thing, if you make things look ridiculous and you make the discourse scattered on a million different issues, you can absolutely override the discourse and get everyone to stop paying attention. And so that was kind of my take with the whole fucking Venezuela thing, is 'cause I have my opinions on the Monroe Doctrine, I have my opinions on fucking whatever, but like when that shit came out, and it was like literally a divisive moment, like people were like unfollowing each other, it was a divisive fucking moment, was, "Oh, what do we do with Maduro?" And I was like, "Dude, this is so clearly some Jew shit." Like, they saw that a coalition had formed between left and right, between people like Annika Sparrin And people like Nick Fuentes, and they clearly were trying to drive a pick through it, and that's why you got like assaulted in the face all this Venezuelan shit. But meanwhile, it was like a political operation that happened that really didn't have bearing on our lives, it was more so had to do with like geopolitics. But no, it got thrown in all our faces in fucking 4K to try and break people up, because that's the worry for them. The big concern for them is the ability for this organized power to work. I think that's, that's why my content specifically↗

1:39:24Speaker 7is, scary for them. That's why Shabazz Kestamon went out of his way to reach out to me, is because it's one thing To post content where you, like, like, you know, post content like where you just talk about, like, "Oh, I think fucking Jews are lizard people and they're fucking using magic and they're fucking eat..." You know, that's one thing, and it's funny, don't get me wrong, I love a good, you know, conspiracy theory type post, but that's not damaging to them, that's not, not at all. What is damaging is to say the very realistic and very reasonable thought, which is there is a novel group of people, meaning that they're very unique, and what they possess is an ethno-religious identity, which means that no matter where they live, no matter who they're around, they possess an innate ethnic loyalty to the rest of them. And so in doing so, they have acted in loyalty to one another, and on several occasions, they have gone against the interests of their host country. They've gone against the interests of the United States, they've gone against the interests of Germany, et cetera, et cetera. When you say it like that, that's really fucking scary to them, because that makes sense. That you can explain to anybody. You could call up my fifty-year-old mother, who's like a fucking, you know, center-left type chick, you could call her Up and say that, and she'd get it, and that's a fucking problem for them. And so basically my message on media narratives, on everything is just, dude, none of this shit is fucking real. It's all zog Post as much as you can, live your life. This shit is not fucking real. And when it comes to the whole like IRL stream thing, I don't know, I think it's, I think it's a huge nothing burger. I mean, they did an IRL stream, they went to a club, and it was like, I thought, listen, much love to those guys, I thought it was kind of corny. That's just the kind of guy that I am. I don't mean that in any disrespect, I'm just like not the type who's into that type of shit But to say that that was some grand political act, that like, "Oh, this is gonna have gigantic ramifications," "Oh my God, this is, this is Fuentes crafting it." No, I think they just, I, I literally think they just went to a club in Miami and IRL streamed it, and they set up the IRL stream and announced that they were gonna do it, but I don't think it was much more than that. I think it was just, it is what it is. Maybe you make the arg-- Maybe you can make the argument that Nick Fuentes knew↗

1:41:55Speaker 7I don't, I don't think the, the, the, mystifying mind of an individual like Clovickular was really thinking about the geopolitical ramifications of him going to a club and doing cocaine on camera. I don't, I don't think he was really thinking about that in this grand political, fucking, you know, Goebbels-type scheme. I don't think he's really the, the type to do that.↗

1:42:17Ian MalcolmSo, so Will, I certainly would agree. I don't, I don't see a lot of, masterminding taking place in, in, behind those eyes. But the thing that I would question about this, and, and maybe you're more tapped into this, this audience, and, and this whole movement, right? 'Cause I, I, I didn't even know who this person was forty-eight hours ago. But the thing that I find wild is this, this idea that they're going around normalizing the idea of hitting their face with, I guess I always look at Andrew Tate and Kim Kardashian, I try to think through why, why is the machine giving us these people? And I think both of those two that I just mentioned are to basically turn women into, let's say, literal or figurative prostitutes, and to turn men into, essentially shallow, materialistic, let's say, non-nuclear family-pursuing men, right? And then if I see this latest addition to, I don't know what you call it, club influencer,↗

1:43:14Ian Malcolmthis guy, everything that he- Is pushing out, it feels so effeminate in its desire purely to pursue, let's say, aesthetics for the sake merely of vanity, which feels like the most effeminate thing that any guy who's claiming to be masculine could ever stand for, right? Like, masculine men, they pursue things that are masculine, whether it's athletics or, let's say, weight training, because they wanna make their bodies better for any number of reasons. Vanity isn't usually at the top of the list, and if it is, in my opinion, Anyway, women see through that and aren't exactly gonna be attracted to it. And so if I look at the, the thought process of your average woman, it's gonna be to find the man that is comfortable in his own shoes, who is pursuing, let's say, athleticism for the sake of being athletic. She's gonna look at that guy far more fondly than she would some guy who's sitting trimming his cheekbones to try and, and look effeminate, right? Like, please help me understand what's going on here.↗

1:44:14Speaker 7Honest, like honest to God, and I'll expand on this 'cause I have a lot of thoughts on it, I don't, I don't fully know how I feel about looks maxing. Basically, Clavicular, his whole bit is he's a looks maxer, right? So yeah, he said plastic surgery, and he's, he does peptides and shit. That's like the Peptides is, like Ozempic, but like, like experimental ones. So like, you buy them from China and you shoot them up, like, with an actual, like, syringe into your body. And like,↗

1:44:44Ian Malcolmso this is, this is normalizing the, like, steroids plus cosmetic surgery for two. Yeah, his whole, yeah, his whole, his whole bit↗

1:44:49Speaker 7is looking as attractive as he can. And so that's his bit, right? And here's the thing about looks maxing, and here's the thing about all this, is that One, I, I don't think that this is like some grand political maneuver, by like organized jewelry, 'cause I think that would-- Like, listen, as much as I like to dunk on them, organized jewelry is very smart, and this is just so lowbrow that I don't, I don't think it's that. What I'll say is this though, is that I think what we're experiencing↗

1:45:17Speaker 7Is this interesting turning point in modernity, because modernity, everything that we as a people, as Americans, used to value ourselves on, has been destroyed. And even that which is said to be a breakaway from it has been commodified. And this is the problem, I think, that what you see with these, these young men who like this, like, looks maxing shit, is that it's a violent thrashing Against the conditions of modernity. Because what does modernity say to them? It says, "Be this fucking Abercrombie and Fitch model, be this fucking, you know, whatever." And so, in like this whole looks, makes something thing, it's like, "Oh, well, this is a guy who's like doing it, who's like defeating the system by being the most beautiful and the most, you know, whatever, and I wanna be like that." And they kind of live this vicarious life through him. And what I'll say is this, is that it, it From populism and ideology. I consider myself a populist, I really do, and I've always said this, I, I don't mean maybe it's even a, a form of civic nationalism, Lord forgive me, but I mostly consider myself something like a populist, right? And so what, what this essentially creates is a le- just another level of fucking separation between people and that which can actually be achieved. I think the greatest fear↗

1:46:40Speaker 7Of organized Jewry in this country, of the sort of political establishment, is ideology. And really, what I see looks maxing is, wh-what I see from it is sort of this just violent thrashing. It's very reactionary. It's kind of a reactionary movement that's spawned from-- You gotta understand, people my age, I'm twenty-six, a lot of these kids who are into this shit are younger than me. I think Leviticus is like nineteen or twenty. Like, we were raised by Gen X, this very largely, on average, apath- Apathetic, sort of weak generation, like the men of Gen, Gen X are. I mean, this is like the post-Nirvana generation. This is very weak, apathetic, libertarian, apolitical, Joe Rogan type shit. And I think, and this is gonna get me some fucking hate, but I've said it before, I think a lot of the, like, Bronze Age looks, maxing, all this shit, one, I think there's a level of homoeroticism to it, because I think when you're raised by like a weak father You have this kind of like, and don't get me wrong, I don't like Freud, he's a Jew, whatever, but he did kind of have a point. I think there's this level of like wanting, like a big muscle man, to tell you everything's gonna be okay, and tell you, "Oh, here's the great secret to life that you don't know," and to basically be your surrogate father. And I think that, I think a level of that plays here, but at the same time↗

1:48:04Ian MalcolmSo, so you're saying like the muscular Jordan Peterson one exists? Exactly, exactly.↗

1:48:08Speaker 7It's, it's exactly the same appeal of Jordan Peterson for like millennials, I think for Gen Z, needs to be this like brain-rotted version, where it's like as hypersaturated and hyper-beautiful and hyper-fucking consumerist as possible. And for me, I dislike that stuff. I, I, I, I consider myself I don't fully know how I feel, 'cause obviously I like the idea that young men are striving to better themselves. That's a good thing, that's-- I think everyone would agree on that. But I dislike the idea that it's this like consumerist thing, that it's, it's just the same fucking bullshit that we're dealing with in modernity, just sold in a different package. It's why I fucking hate like trad-con influencers, because how is it, how is it any different? And don't get me wrong, like, God bless them, maybe they're genuine, maybe they These like, tradecath e-girls, and they're like getting dressed up in the dress and the rosary from Amazon, and they're like, "Oh, I can't wait to cook for my husband." It's like, dude, how is this any fucking different from OnlyFans shit? It's not, it's the same fucking thing. It's selling you a bullshit fantasy to escape from the horrific conditions of modernity. And what I want, and this is what I kind of my mentality in my content when I'm being serious, is I don't wanna run away from modernity. I wanna, I wanna show people, "Here's modernity, here's the fucking problem." The problem is, yes, we do live In this late stage capitalism, we do live in this fucking slop era. We do live, we eat plastic food, and the work isn't meaningless and the money isn't backed by anything, and it means fucking nothing. And I try to show people that, not to be a nihilist, not at all, but to empower people where they are. I've always said my biggest goal is to reach the ugly American. I don't wanna reach the beautiful American, they're fine. There, they live in fucking la-la land. I have no interest in them. There's no politics in them. There's absolutely fucking nothing that can be done there. What I care about is, is, is populism, is the ugly American. And by the way, that's what leaders of the past cared about, was empowering them where they were. I mean, think about something like Weimar Germany compared to what it became, right? They were living in these fucking destitute, horrific times, and beauty was being sold. It was literally the prostitution capital of Europe. And↗

1:50:31Speaker 7rather than embracing that and being like, "Oh, we need to make all, all of our men these like beautiful Aryan super soldiers who all fucking have eight pack abs," no! He went into the beer halls and spoke to people and said, "Here's what's selling you this bullshit. Here's why the glory of our nation has been decayed by modernity, by organized jewelry. Here's why it happened, here's how it happened, and here's how we fucking fix it." And that's what matters to me. I care about that. And I guess in some ways that makes me a bit of a collectivist, which, listen, I don't care, I'm fine with that. I don't consider myself a leftist in any capacity, but I, I do think↗

1:51:12Speaker 7Is that, I think individualism, this like Iron Rand type shit, I mean, that is literally Jewish, Iron Rand was a Jew, but point being, I, I think that the future, if there is to be one that's hopeful, isn't one where we try to fucking appease this like Zoomer, I don't have a dad mindset. I think the future is one where we turn ideology into information that can be consumed by people very easily, and Where basically that can create a level of radicalism within people and normalizes that which has been considered taboo. And so, I don't know, I don't fully know how I feel about Looksmartson, 'cause on the one hand, I do like the idea of young men bettering themselves, but in the same, in the same token, it is, like I said, it's the same fucking line being sold to us. It's the same line. It's no different from the beauty that was sold to us before. It's just coming from people who like- Say "nigga" sometimes, and it's like, okay, that's not-- This isn't some grand revolutionary act, like this isn't some grand act that is changing the world or fixing your conditions. But I will say this, when expressing my political opinion, don't- Take my advice on fucking anything. I'm, I, I make internet content. I'm not the type of guy who's gonna like, give you something that will change the world. I'm about as influential as your favorite OnlyFans model. So don't, don't take my word for, you know, fucking gold. But this is essentially my take on it, is that I, I care more about populist things. I care more about reaching Zoomers where they are, which is the fucking gutter, and not saying to them, "Hey, you need to like individually- Raise yourself and leave everyone else in the gutter and be a ruthless businessman. No, I want us to collectively raise Gen Z from the gutter and collectively raise people and bring everybody up and glorify the nation rather than the beautiful individual. And so that's kind of my ideology.↗

1:53:14Ian MalcolmNo, I, I couldn't agree with you more, and it feels-- and that's the thing is the, the, this whole trend to me, it feels like the, the crabs are remaining in the bucket, they're just putting on more makeup so that they feel slightly better about it, and I'm sitting here trying to say, how do we, how do we improve the situation and get all the crabs out of the bucket so we can all walk on the beach together in a better tomorrow, right? And I, I think that's what they-- those in charge want to essentially↗

1:53:43Ian Malcolmanimosity amongst one another, because as long as we're doing that, then, then nobody's creating the better tomorrow, which brings me to my question for you, and then I'm gonna be curious to bring in a whole bunch of other voices for their thoughts and, and inquiries for you. but on this, so if, let's say you, you just said, "Don't listen to me, don't, don't take it from me, I'm, I'm about as influential as your favorite OnlyFans model," I, I'd be curious, who do you think,↗

1:54:08Ian Malcolmif↗

1:54:13Ian MalcolmFix or help to fix or might codify some of the, the cries that we've been making in the ether of the internet into something that's more tangible than, than what we're able to do, which I think extremely important. But, but obviously it needs to somehow manifest itself in, in something more than just sharing awareness, which is kind of the thing that we've been primarily doing for the last little bit here. Well,↗

1:54:33Speaker 7I have, I have three specific answers to that, very, very specific. The first I would say is in one spirit. In the spirit of Gen Z, to listen to Jesus Christ. That's number one. I believe in Jesus Christ. He saved my life, and I'm not-- Don't, don't worry, I'm not gonna go on a fucking tirade about that, because I'm, I'm not qualified at all. I am no saint. I am a-- not at all. But I do think people should listen to Jesus Christ. That's number one. Number two is I think people should listen to themselves. 'Cause here's the thing, much of what modernity brings us is a lie. And to get us not-- it's not lies where they're telling you things that aren't true, they want you to lie to yourself,↗

1:55:18Speaker 7and that's the problem. It's almost like we live in a mass psychosis where everyone has lied to themselves, and I don't like that. People should listen to themselves and look at the fucking world around them. I go outside these days and I see the state of America, and I can't ignore it. I can't. I see how much things have decayed, how terrible things are. I look at our money, at jobs, everything, and it's, it's horrific. And I think so much gets pushed so that people don't listen to themselves and don't listen to the material reality around them, and that they're distracted and like living in the fucking metaverse, you know? So I think people should listen to themselves. I think Gen Z especially should listen to themselves, because they have an innate identity and innate energy that is there. I've always described it as this, right? What we have right now, especially when it comes to the, the quote-unquote great noticing, when it comes to the people recognizing organized jewelry, is what we have right now is, is a fire, a big, big bonfire of young people who are angry and have this gigantic fire in front of us, and what I want And this is kind of the goal of everything that I do, is to concentrate that fire into the power of a bullet.↗

1:56:36Speaker 7Because a fire is damaging, it can certainly cause damage, it can certainly fuck their reputation, it can burn down a lot of the towers that these people have set for themselves. But a bullet is precise and can kill, and that's what's important. And so- I think that happens through understanding one, we are in an information war, and so I play my part by being-- I consider myself something of a propagandist. And so, and maybe that's me jerking myself off, I don't know, but or flattering myself, but I consider myself a propagandist in that sense, that I wanna get information to people in a way that speaks to them and meets them where they are, because that's what matters. You need to meet the American people where they are, not where you think they should be, not where you want them to be, where they↗

1:57:22Speaker 7When you meet them where they are and you sink down into the fucking gutter and put your hand out to them, that's what's important. And so I think that happens collectively, and I think that happens with time. Third, I mean, if you had asked me a month ago, I would have said, "What Nick Fuentes is doing is great." As of late, I don't know. And I'm not trying to talk shit, not at all. I'm a fucking nobody in that sense, like comparatively. I'm not at all. But I don't know. I feel like things have taken a weird turn. I think a lot of people are feeling that way. Maybe he's just having an off month, I don't know. But like, I, I don't know the internals of his life, I have no idea.↗

1:58:04Speaker 7I don't, I don't think there's like a great leader amongst us right now. I don't I don't even know if he's gonna come from our generation. He might be from, fuckin', you know, Gen Alpha or some shit. I don't know. But what I would say in modernity right now is to listen to yourself and the world around you, and to listen to-- They're going to attempt to tell you not to believe, like, they're gonna tell you to, to disbelieve yourself basically, and tell you, "No, everything's fine, we're actually winning, actually things are fuckin' great." Don't listen to yourself, and certainly don't listen to fucking Twitter. That, if I could say anything, don't listen to Twitter. Twitter is just as fucking fake. Like mainstream Twitter, I mean, is just as fucking fake as mainstream media. It is all, like, make sure you look into things before you believe things. It is mostly bullshit. I mean, literally, like, when I was working on mainstream shows, they pay bot farms in Belarus. Literally, like, these, these fucking buildings where there's like phones on all the walls, just constantly posting and constantly interacting. This shit is not real. Don't listen to it. Don't li- like get your fucking news from several different sources and then synthesize down what's actually happening. And if you can't do that, don't watch the fucking news and don't concern yourself with it, because it's not for you. Like, don't listen to that shit. Point is this, I think the, the quote-unquote great leader, if there is gonna be one, has yet to come. And really, I think, I think there's power in people in understanding that this is an information war and- Creating as much information as possible, or at least the very most seeding enough that we can break this sort of like monopoly that's been held over information by these people for so fucking long. And so↗

2:00:00Speaker 8I don't know. Again, I'm not the guy to take the most political advice from, but I will say this, and this is important, I think one of the biggest problems we're going to face very soon is we're going to have to understand that there is a difference between us And our problems and Europe and their problems. That's a big point of mine that I've tried to stress before, and I got a lot of shit for it, but I'm right, and I know that I'm right. Because the problems that Europe is having, like, we both have problems with mass migration, we both have problems with Jews, fucking obviously. But the solution for Europe and the solution for America are two very different things. Like, this-- I'm sorry to go on a tangent, but this is just some shit that I was-- like, this is a, this is meaningful shit. Like, the way in which Europe is going to solve its problems is very simply in remigration. That's just a fucking, that's easy, okay? That's easy type shit. That's not that difficult. Like in England, I think there's like ten million non-English people, including like the Irish or whatever. Just, just send-- like, that's not that difficult. That's only a couple-- like, you get a boat, you can fit like ten thousand people. You just do a bunch of those, you'll be fine, okay? America is fundamentally different. We are a fundamentally Our identity is a lot more man-made, which is the beauty of it. Let's not say it's not important. I think man-made things are arguably like more important. Like, don't get me wrong, waterfalls are beautiful, but bridges are really fucking cool. Like, man-made things mean a lot. And so America, being a man-made country, i.e. we came here and settled it and created it basically, means that its identity is different. And so-↗

2:01:46Speaker 8I do think the future of America is some form of like, weirdly multiracial fascism. I think it's gonna put white people on top. I think there's a certain reverence for white people, and I think that's a good thing. When I say reverence, I don't mean like kissing our feet or whatever, but understanding that this is a, like, European-style society that our founding fathers were Anglo, and that anglicisms created our country. But I do think there's gonna be a level of, like, quote-unquote, multiracialism to establishing a new New order in America. Because you meet these like WIGNAT types and they're like, "Oh yeah, we're just gonna remove like all the non-white people from America." And I'm like, "Dude, what the fuck are you talking about? Fifty percent of the country isn't white." And yeah, okay, I get it, you don't want it to be like that, and it's unfortunate since the 1960s that that's happened, but they're here. What are you gonna do? Have fifty percent of the country fucking fight you? Are↗

2:02:43Speaker 8you an idiot? Radical nationalists are gonna stand and hold the fucking line against fucking hundreds of millions of people. That's retarded. The answer is finding the American and reaching the American and then removing that which isn't American, because that which is American, we all know what that is and understand. We all know Then when we look at somebody like Myron Gans, who says shit politically and says shit about Jews, we understand that he's, he's an American. He's fully adopted that he is an American. And then we look at Vivek Ramaswamy, we know that that's not a fucking American. Like we know that is an Indian. And once we understand that in a grander political ideology sense, like in a grander sense of identity and a movement, I think that is when America could solve its problems, if that makes sense. Maybe that's civic nationalism, just with more steps, I don't know. Again, don't take my fucking political opinion that seriously. I'm, for all intents and purposes, an idiot. I'm not, I'm not gonna give you shit that's like super, super advanced here, but I don't know, if history has shown me anything, I think there's, I think there's a profound power in people, and I think saying to the American public, "Oh, you're not beautiful enough, you're not good enough, you're not cool enough, you're not rich enough," is a fucking terrible strategy for changing the world. I think we should reach the American people, not attempt to exclude them.↗

2:04:18Ian MalcolmYeah, that. Sorry about that. Always, always try to let people up. Yeah, I've been getting↗

2:04:23Speaker 9some people to message me saying that the space is breaking up, people can't hear good or whatever. I don't know, just audio issues. yeah,↗

2:04:30Ian Malcolmthere are. No, no, no, it's, it's, and, and, maybe it's the last little question, and then we'll, we'll go to, maybe I'll throw things to either Thomas or Truth if, if either of them wants to jump in with commentary or questions. but yeah, the purple pill is littered with people saying that they've left because the audio cuts out, they come back in. Somebody said they tried from the desktop and from the phone, they cleared the cache, it doesn't seem to matter, the audio just cuts out every couple minutes. And, so big middle finger to, to Assad or whoever else is working with the head of product over at X to push censorship. you guys aren't going to better your cause by trying to minimize our voice. All you're gonna do is amplify it because it's just gonna validate↗

2:05:10Ian MalcolmThat we make about censoring certain topics and all those other things, it's very, it's very tiring, but, but it's, it's only gonna make us stronger in the end. And so, you can think of it, Masad, like it is our rendition of bashing our cheekbones to make them more defined. So, so good luck with the censorship there, kids. but with that being said, let's go to, Thomas or Truth if they wanna jump in with either commentary or questions for, for Will.↗

2:05:38Speaker 10Okay, sure. You mentioned that you lost a bunch of weight. Do you wanna let the audience know how you went about that? Like maybe through a change in diet? Oh, I already- Maybe↗

2:05:46Speaker 8you weren't here, I already mentioned that you talked about that.↗

2:05:48Speaker 10Well, there's a bigger audience now, anyway, so they'd probably benefit from hearing it.↗

2:05:52Speaker 8Oh yeah, absolutely don't take my advice. Yeah, I- Dude, fucking Ozempic, come on now. Like, don't, don't take my advice. absolutely fucking GLP, like all the, you know, celebrities and shit. I'm not a celebrity, but that's, like, the people that I'm around by virtue of my, you know, stature, whatever. yeah, dude, fucking GLP, and then like walking, working out, not eating as much, et cetera, et cetera. You understand? I was like three hundred and twenty-five pounds.↗

2:06:20Speaker 10So what, what are you eating now?↗

2:06:22Speaker 8Just to break it down, what are you eating now A lot of lean meat. Yeah, okay, yeah. A lot of lean meat. I eat a lot of chicken. I eat a lot of pork actually. Fun fact, when I say pork, your, your immediate thought is like bacon. No, no, no. Like pork chop, like lean pork. It's actually, it's the second white meat. It's kind of like chicken in a sense. So I eat a lot of that. When I say a lot, I don't mean a lot, because I just, I just don't eat a lot. I'm in like a very large↗

2:06:56Speaker 8Don't fucking ask me, I'm terrible with that. There's all sorts of macros per- like there's a lot more qualified people. but in terms of like just getting weight off you, one, when you're like severely overweight and then you start losing weight, it comes off very quickly because your body's like not supposed to weigh that much, and I think your body kind of snaps back fairly quickly, and just starts dropping the pounds really, really fast, and then you kind of plateau at a certain point. Like I've plateaued around like anywhere from like two Forty to two fifty any given month,↗

2:07:30Speaker 8and I'm trying to lose more, but once you like plateau, then it becomes harder, then it becomes a little more difficult, but honestly, the first like Couple of months when you really first start losing weight, if you're like really overweight, it happens pretty quickly, because your body's just not supposed to have that much weight on it, and so it kinda gets knocked off quickly. That's my crackpot science. I mean, again, I'm not a nutritionist, don't ask me. I am, I am absolutely not qualified for that, but I will say, yeah, I try to walk more. I mean, I moved to a more walkable city, I try to walk more, run, and then yeah, like lift weights, and↗

2:08:09Speaker 8Protein, very basic shit. I don't know, there's a lot of stuff online, like it depends on what you're trying to do. If you're trying to be like a bodybuilder, then yeah, get into like the science and shit. If you're just trying to be a generally more healthy person, it's not that deep. I think that's one of the problems we have out here, is that you see all these like bodybuilder types, and it kind of creates this mentality that being healthier is like a huge undertaking. And like, yeah, if you wanna go be a bodybuilder, that's a huge undertaking. If you wanna go build like a crazy physique, that is an undertaking. If you wanna just be healthier and like lose weight, not that hard to do. Actually, fairly simple. It obviously requires some discipline, and it requires changing habits, but it's not-- you're not climbing fucking Mount Everest with that one. It really is just eat less Try to move more, make healthier choices in eating. I try to eat a lot of vegetables, I love avocados, shit like that, healthy fats, and just stay away from sugar. And don't drink your sugars, that's a big one. Don't drink your sugars, 'cause that gets a lot of sugar in you and you don't even realize it. That's really all I would say, is just try to be a little bit healthier with, with each day, if that makes sense.↗

2:09:16Speaker 10No, it does. And look, when you do your space decision, maybe you get able to achieve, which is great, is to inspire others, 'cause there's an obesity problem in the country and it needs to be addressed, and none of these politicians are gonna do it. So it starts with guys like you who took your own initiative. And look, you keep saying I'm not a nutritionist, health... You don't need to be, okay? Because it's really not that complicated. That's true, yeah. That this concept of caloric deficit and eating less, fasting, and being mobile isn't meant to be complicated. It's meant to be second nature, which is unfortunately↗

2:09:54Speaker 10Anxiety, depression, sleep problems, or losing weight, like you joking around about Asap, like, "Fine, fair enough," but that stuff's all crap, and Big Pharma is a huge problem. So if you want to, oh no, I totally, I mean, listen, I totally agree. So besides identifying problems, it's all, I think it's also equally important to address or provide solutions that everybody can follow, because while boycotting all the shitty companies out there, starting with the food companies and fast food companies, I think will go a long way to being able to get these↗

2:10:23Speaker 10Companies are getting bankrupted 'cause nobody's shopping there anymore, and people have become more self-sufficient and perhaps farming their own food, et cetera, and sh- supporting local over these multinationals, it will go a long way. Guys like you, no, I totally agree, totally agree, totally agree, totally agree. Should absolutely talk about your own path or your journey towards weight loss and how anybody can do it as well, and that don't wait around on a politician or anyone else to come save you, and it's a huge fucking boycott to those shitty businesses. Plus, making productive↗

2:10:53Speaker 10I know they don't like BDS, otherwise they wouldn't have made it illegal in thirty-eight states. So, yeah, keep pushing that stuff and, again, m-making instructive each year time and valuing your health, loving yourself a little bit more 'cause nobody else will. In terms of like just listening to yourself, I just add on, don't ever outsource your critical thinking. So, it's fine to listen and hear out what other, others have to say, but don't ever outsource critical thinking if you're gonna submit to anyone, God only or Jesus Christ. So there you↗

2:11:17Speaker 8have↗

2:11:24Speaker 8"Quote unquote fitness industry. Is it like I said, they like, it's understandable that, like, if there's one thing I know about people is that we try to answer dandruff with decapitation. That's something we constantly do as human beings. And so we see a problem, there's obesity in America." And so people try to push this answer of, "Oh, there's obesity in America, that means you need to be in the gym five days a week, you need to become a fucking Adonis, you need to like, you need to like, fucking take the Chinese peptides." Like, no. What we should be pushing people is like, "Listen, it's not that hard. Don't fucking like, do all this crazy shit. Don't deal with your dandruff with decapitation. Just eat less." Stay at a, like a, at a, try to be in the, the biggest caloric deficit you can without it being like unsustainable, and just like walk more, run more, et cetera, et cetera. Pace yourself, build new habits, blah, blah, blah. That is infinitely better for the American people than having some fucking bodybu- some state-affiliated bodybuilder telling you how to fucking shoot up Reta or how to fucking- Like, lift five hundred pounds. Like, no, if you want the American people to get better, it's done with the average people. Like, that, that's one of the things about these regimes of the past that were so effective, was that they weren't trying to make their population like fucking crazy, super, so every single person's gonna be an Adonis or you're gonna get fucking slaughtered. No, they just were like, no, we should be more positive in our lives and do better things in a way that's meaningful and sustainable. That is- significantly better for the American public and for our people than it is to, like I said, try to fucking promote this like, "Oh, you need to go be a bodybuilder, you need to smash your fucking bones with a hammer and all this bullshit." No, just do, like, make things a little bit healthier in your life and things will be better, and it's a good thing. And if you slip up, it's okay. Like just get back up and do it. Just get back up and do your thing. It's the same thing with Jesus Christ and faith. I mean, I↗

2:13:33Speaker 9mean, you should, you should never overdo anything, right? I mean, who's saying that you should be a bodybuilder? Like, I, I would like to know that, 'cause I never hear anybody talk about-↗

2:13:41Speaker 8No, I, I, well, I guess I'm coming from like the media world, I'm coming from in-↗

2:13:45Speaker 9You're talking about this Kluever guy, Klavier↗

2:13:50Speaker 8or whatever,↗

2:13:51Speaker 9you know? I Important because it's- No, of course. I listen, I↗

2:13:59Speaker 8go to the gym and all that. I'm saying absolutely. It's,↗

2:14:01Speaker 9it's good for your mind, right? It's like you're letting out certain steam, like your body's getting- It's just good for your body to let out some steam. It's just- No, of course, you can just go to the steam room. Well,↗

2:14:11Ian Malcolmfor- Well, for what it's worth, i-there's probably a very interesting intersection to, what Will is saying here, between the insecurity of the person who just walked into the gym for the first time and the person that literally is there for two hours every single day because both of them are equally insecure about where they are in pursuit of how they view themselves when they look in the mirror, if that makes sense.↗

2:14:32Speaker 8Yeah, my, my thing is this, I think, I, I believe that the salute, like, I want a healthier America, I don't want a more vain America. I think we have a lot of vanity in America already in the media, you know, basically the, the media market that we live in. And I think what's infinitely more positive with people is, like I said, just pushing changes in your life that are kind of a better habit. And so whenever someone asks me about my weight loss and shit and how I've managed to change my life around, is that it's very simple stuff. It's not, I didn't, you know, go and attack it from this, okay, here's my fucking, you know, every single day workout plan I just made very simple changes in my life, fixed things up, and worked with that, and it builds upon itself. And now I've built myself a good point. But it's also a↗

2:15:18Speaker 9head game, real. It's also a head game. It absolutely, exactly, it absolutely is. It's definitely- It's a huge head game. Yeah.↗

2:15:24Speaker 8It's very mental, and I think that's what I, I care about the most, is that I, I consider myself a propagandist to culture. I don't, I- That's why I don't really post like political analysis,↗

2:15:40Speaker 8Itself is one, obviously there is the racialist aspect, but two, I think one thing that we have is this very unique cultural aspect of who we are as a people. I think we're very, ever since the twentieth century, we're very informed by the media and information around us. That's a very uniquely American thing. And so, and I'm, we export that to the rest of the world. And I think that w-when it comes to understanding ourselves as a people, we need to understand that which is being said to us Because our, like, and if, if what I'm saying wasn't important, the state wouldn't spend trillions of dollars on information being sent to you. Israel wouldn't spend billions of dollars on propaganda. Like, we-- I, I can't stress enough that we live in an information war that attempts to crush your spirit and, like, crush your soul and put you in this consumerist space where nothing's fucking real and everything you eat is made out of plastic and it's all bullshit. No, what matters is, is, basically the, the common man. So I guess I'm a populist in a sense, is the common man and getting to him where he is and saying, "No, it's not that hard to be a little bit healthier in your life. It's not that hard to be a little more aware of what's going on, and it's not that hard to build community and to understand that which your nation and your people need, the duty and responsibility that you have towards your people." And I think once people understand that more, and I think they are- We are understanding it more and more, which is a good thing. I think things will be better, but I don't know. I think the future, it's, it's very, very hard to predict the future right now. If it was twenty years ago, you could very, very easily predict a lot of our political future. You could very simply say, "Yeah, the next election's gonna be between two, like, old dudes who both work for Israel, and we're maybe, maybe gonna go blow some shit up in the Middle East, and we're all gonna pay more taxes, Like political violence is ramping up, censorship is ramping up, all this stuff, the information war is ramping up, and in many ways, I'm a byproduct of that, I suppose. And so I think once we understand that, like, you really can't predict the future, you really can't know what's going to come, what matters the most is ideology, is understanding why you think the things that you think, and understanding who has fleshed this out before. My, my thing I'll say is this, is that I'm, I'm definitely a grand student of history. I Because history is where we learn our mistakes and learn our triumphs. And I think what I really care about the most, and I think a lot of my content kind of centers, centers around that, is obviously I have my rants, obviously I have my funny videos, but another like kind of bread and butter staple of me is my informative videos, where I talk about history, where I talk about like, fuck, like we mentioned earlier, Zelman Shapiro and shit like that, I talk about history, it's 'cause we can learn from that. And we need to learn from what we were before in order to understand what we could be. Granted, again, I'm very all over the place and when I actually speak live and actually speak to people, so definitely if you're having trouble like following me, I apologize. I just, that's kind of how my brain works, but Point being, I think that we need to show a little more love to the common man, to the American man. I think, you know, coming out of this like woke era and this push for like acceptance of everything, again, dandruff with decapitation, it's like, the answer is no, now we need to be hyper exclusionary, now nobody is good enough, and everyone needs to like radically self-improve all the fucking time or else they're shit. And like, no, I think the answer is we need to go to the American People where they are and help pull them up from the gutter rather than go to them and say, "You're a fucking loser for living in the gutter. " I think we need to understand that a lot of modernity has been enforced on people, and that doesn't make it okay. Don't get me wrong, it doesn't mean that we should continue it, doesn't mean we should let them live in the gutter, but we should do everything we can to pick them up and bring them from where they are in a realistic and pragmatic way. I think that's lost on a lot of people, is pragmatism and understanding, the power of the American people, and the power of the American identity and our culture, and, and, you know, what we are as a grander entity in the world. If that makes sense? It probably doesn't, but I apologize.↗

2:20:07Ian MalcolmNo, I, I think it makes perfect sense. And, and for what it's worth, I think that's part of the design. I mean, I, I would, I would lend a little bit more, let's say intel- intelligent or let's call it nefarious design behind a lot of these influencers that are pushing these types of ideologies, because I think in the same way that if you, if, if you're lording over an economy and you're destroying the middle class, and then you hold up the likes of Andrew Tate and you say the only way that you are accepted is if you're driving my Bugatti, right? You, you disenfranchise a lot of individuals that just feel like dropping out altogether, and now if While also literally taking a chisel to your face to try and make yourself an Adonis, right? The, the, the demoralization that that's gonna have on your everyday person who's just gonna feel more and more insecure, they're gonna feel more and more isolated, less and less valuable, and as a result, they're gonna just, you know, tune in or what is it? they're, they're gonna turn off and, and, and tune in to basically isolation is maybe the way to think about it, and, and that's just gonna lead exactly where they want, which↗

2:21:13Ian MalcolmSomewhat akin to what you're saying, which is, we need to show people the reason for the horror that they're living through. We need to make it very clear cut to them that it's not their fault, that they have been brainwashed, they have been propagandized, that they, you know, it doesn't make them a victim that just gets to cry and to push off responsibility, but at least to meet them where they are, that they're not the fool for, for having bought literally a, a trillion dollar media empire's worth of lies, because how would they have ever known↗

2:21:43Speaker 8One sec. No, you're absolutely right. I mean, that's, like, well, I couldn't have said it better myself. That's, that's the, the exact way it should be. Is, you know, I think, I think one of the big problems we have is that, like, like you said, I mean, the, the fact that-- and again, I'm not hating on them for having an IRL stream and having fun, obviously, God bless, whatever. but the fact that there are like, however many-↗

2:22:08Speaker 8Hundred thousand young men who are tuned into that, like, laying in bed on their phone, is fucking crazy, and that's a huge fucking problem. 'Cause yeah, those couple of guys are doing their thing, and maybe, I don't know, maybe they will inspire somebody to stand up and go make a million dollars. But the measure of the success of a society isn't how the richest and the famous live, it's how the average man lives. It's the ab-ability of the average man to live a meaningful- And prosperous life. I mean, that's what made us the strongest country in the world in the twentieth century. It wasn't because the richest of us were, as rich as possible. The richest of us are the richest now. What was, what made us so prosperous back then was the fact that we had such a strong middle class. Because, and I've said this before, I don't think the average man-- when I say average man, I really mean average man. Strives for anything beyond, you know, the middle class life. It's a great life, it's a noble, meaningful life. To have a wife, to have kids, to work at a job that doesn't feel like complete fucking slavery because you're getting, like, a, a meaningful pay that you can survive, you can save a little, you can go on vacation twice a year. I think the average American man, the average American young man, that's what they want. They don't want to go drive the Bugatti and work the fucking- Endless hours to go be a media billionaire. No, they just want a normal fucking life. And the thing is that people have been boxed out of having a normal life, and the gap of wealth is growing more and more, and that's a fucking problem. That's the real problem. And so for political- Political change will come, it's just that it's inevitable. But where that political change goes for the common American man is what I'm really concerned about, is 'cause I don't, I don't wanna see that gap grow more and more. I think that our society will not be something worth being proud about if the American people↗

2:24:11Speaker 8That the average common man can't live a dignified life. I mean, again, I don't, I don't consider myself a, a national, like, a dyed-in-the-wool national socialist. I don't even consider myself like a dyed-in-the-wool, you know, Hitler enthusiast. But one of the things I profoundly, love about his politics was his, I forget the fucking name in German, but the houses on the loans. You guys are all into that. What, what, what was that shit called? Where like if you had a kid and a loan, and they'd give you a house. You know that whole thing they did? Where it was like if you had one kid, it was like the loan got knocked off twenty-five percent. Yeah,↗

2:24:47Speaker 11and, and, yeah, yeah, they would-- You could potentially get the whole, loan wiped out if you had one kid. Yeah, that, that↗

2:24:53Speaker 8was fucking great. Because that empowered the average German, it empowered the average man, and it created a more meaningful↗

2:25:05Speaker 8That's what I, I don't want fifty thousand young men who are based on Jews or whatever to become millionaires. I want millions of men to be based on Jews and to live meaningful, dignified lives with a wife and kids in a meaningful, average capacity. I want the word average to be a good thing. That is how we have a prosperous nation and a prosperous future. If you don't have a prosperous future, if fifty thousand young men have a million- Million fucking dollars, and they do like base stuff. That's, that's a fucking waste of time. That's also literally the jewelry problem, just without the amukas. And it's like we didn't fucking solve anything, we just created another caste of people who are lording above us and believe themselves to be superior. That's a fucking problem. I, I think that the glory of the American nation that could be realized, that could be celebrated, is one that comes from the public, from the people. It's not one that's derived from like this fucking- Mythos surrounding a couple of people, it needs to come from the American people, the glorification of the nation, rather than individualism. Individualism, in my mind, is a fucking disease. It's a, it's a societal parasite that eats away at the value of the nation, so it kills people.↗

2:26:22Ian MalcolmWell, well, and, and Will, doesn't it almost feel as if the value structure of the people that have control over everything-↗

2:26:31Ian MalcolmMesses. That's, that's kind of what I feel like social media is it just me or Ian really broken up here?↗

2:26:37Speaker 12He did rubberband for like three seconds.↗

2:26:39Speaker 8Yeah, he was cutting out a little bit. Can you, can you re-say that again? Oh, sorry about that.↗

2:26:42Ian MalcolmYeah, no, I was, I was, well, I was just- Yeah, I was just trying to say that it, it feels almost like the people at the top of the totem pole with all the levers of control have just normalized their view of society, and, and, and the, the output of that is just the hyper-materialism, the vanity, the hedonism, the indifference to the common man, right? And so the people that you're describing that are winning in that fifty thousand people with Bugattis, it's, it's just their system, their culture, normal life.↗

2:27:08Speaker 8Well, actually, I, I would say, I would say, A specific tribe, like they are doing what strengthens people the most, that is collectivism. There is nobody more collectivized than the Jewish community in America. Look at the ADL, look at, like, the fact that the ADL and the JDL and the fucking, Friends of the IDF and all these organizations exist shows their collectivism. And so what they have imposed on us is a parasite of individualism. While they have in-st-in-strengthened themselves, it's why they want us to eat like what we call goyislob, while they eat good kosher food. It's why they want us to have this cosmopolitan nation with no meaning, and it's all privatized, while they get to have their fucking, you know, literal like ethno state in the Middle East. It's 'cause they want us to kill ourselves, while they strengthen themselves. And so, like, you wouldn't want your enemy to be strong and have all these guns And be like prepared and ready to go, you'd want them to be weakened. And so individualism innately weakens the nation, and the only thing that it strengthens↗

2:28:20Speaker 8is a couple of individuals. And so no, I think we need to be collectivized. I think we need to be, we need to basically do as the Jew. I've always said it like that, do as the Jew, just on a mass scale. We need to be collectivized. We need to look at our people and value them for the fact that they are our people. That's the thing about Jews. That's one of the things that empowers them so much, is that they will back, hire, give fucking real estate and houses to other Jews solely based on the fact that they are Jewish. They will give them money, grants, loans, donations solely on the fact that they are Jewish. And that's why they are so fucking powerful collectively. That's what I want for the American people. Is for us to look at one another as Americans.↗

2:29:09Ian MalcolmWell, and, and for what it's worth, there's obviously, there's, there's a massive amount of deception, lies, exactly, but, but how do they↗

2:29:15Speaker 8exactly use the,↗

2:29:16Ian Malcolmthe weaponizing of those behaviors if done amongst the non-Jews, right? Like, I just wanna call that out explicitly. It's not, it's not just that they're doing things to benefit their community, they're also weaponizing the antithesis of those behaviors on everybody↗

2:29:30Speaker 8else. Exactly. Well, that's what I was trying to say, is And they're becoming strong, it's-- they are strengthening themselves while weakening us, while imposing on us weakness. Like I'll give a great example. I, I saw recently that like several, like it's becoming common for boomers to not leave their millennial children money or their home, like they, when they fucking die, they'll like give the inheritance to charity or like sell the house before they die and then give the inheritance to like a fucking charity, okay? That's what boomers are doing, gentile boomers. Meanwhile, and I live around, I live around, like Jews are in the general area where I live, they will give real estate to, like, their son-in-law. They'll be like, "Here's a rental home in Miami that generates ten thousand dollars a month." Solely on the basis to institute and strengthen their community. And it's like, that is a prime example of them strengthening themselves for the basis of being themselves, while we're weakening ourselves. These boomers are dying with their money, and I like, they're literally dying with their property, dying with the soil that they own. And so, once you understand that they are attempting to weaken us through individualism, you can understand the strength of collectivizing, and understand the strength of, no, we should recognize The Gentile American, which in my mind an American is a Gentile exclusively, the American Gentile should look at the other American Gentile with an understanding that, yes, we are the same people, we are of the same nation, 'cause that's how Jews look at each other. And so, yeah, they weaken us in order to strengthen themselves further. They severely weaken us, and that's a huge fucking problem that needs to be called out.↗

2:31:23Speaker 8If that makes sense.↗

2:31:27Ian MalcolmNo, it makes, it makes complete sense, and it's, it's why I advocate the things that I do, right? To, to essentially unify across whatever lines we can against that common system, to be able to bring awareness to it, and then ultimately some kind of legal, righteous, and politically expedient, essentially solution to the challenge, which is just the manipulation of everything. And, and again, you know, it, it shouldn't be lost what you were describing there about the boomers. That, that is, in my opinion anyway, it's the And every other month there's another celebrity coming out and saying he's not leaving his kids anything, right? It's a, a PR campaign, yeah, that's the most designed to normalize that very- It's the most zog-brain.↗

2:32:01Speaker 8I had a whole clip about that pretty early on into my clipping, is that that's, that's pure-- and when I say it's Jewish, I don't mean that Jews do it, I mean that it's pure zog-brain, like that's peak goy cattle behavior to be like, "My kids need to row their own boat, bro Reason other than the fact that they are both like bar mitzvah Jews, that is mind-blowing to me. And by the way, that's how European society used to function before they got involved. Like, we used to do it like that. It's why we have inheritance laws, it's why we have these things, why we understand the idea of inheritance in a legal framework. It's not because we were like, "Oh, we should come up with this abstract law." No, it was informed by our culture when we first formed this fucking country. But Things have changed. They have taken sort of institutions of power and have pushed this message of the rugged individual. And so I don't, I don't agree with that. Granted, I'm not like a fucking communist by any means, and I, I don't wish to come across as such, nor promote, you know, fucking insane shit like that, but↗

2:33:08Speaker 8I do think there's a power in collectivism. Maybe that makes me a third positionist, which I'd be comfortable being that, is I, I, I think there's a third position, which is that, yeah, we do need the power of the collective, if that makes sense. That's why the ADL is a terrorist organization, to, to call back the title, is that, yeah, they have terrorized us culturally. They're a cultural terrorist organization. They have nuked our culture. I mean, the only reason X is still around is because- Elon Musk can like afford to pay, like, the ADL not having advertisers and shit. I mean, when he took over X, and I'm not an Elon Musk shell in the fucking slightest, but I will give him credit where credits due, when he took over X, like the ADL was the first to jump and be like, "We're pulling all of your advertisers." The fact they have the power to do that makes them like prime cultural terrorists. So really, if you ask me, is the AADL a terrorist organization? I would say yes, they're a cultural terrorist organization. They have so much control over media, information, and like general culture, where the discourse is going. That In the modern era, infinitely more damaging than if they planted a bomb in an airport. And I think that, that's something we need to understand as people.↗

2:34:31Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And, and I mean, a, an easy example of that, right? The, the bomb that you're referring to is gonna take out X number of people, the bomb of normalizing obesity is gonna take out an entire generation of people, right? Normalizing obesity and all of those things. Yeah, that's absolutely correct. and I, I know we got a lot of questions, one individual rapidly requesting to do so, and so I apologize, this may come across unhinged, because anytime I see people spamming the nest desperate to ask questions, it's usually not in good faith, but nonetheless, we will take a wild shot here and we will ask Kugel Theory, to, to provide his question or comments for, for Wilt. Go for it. Yeah, how's it↗

2:35:13Speaker 13going, guys? can everyone hear me? Yeah. Yeah, well, awesome, cool. I just wanna make sure the space was having a little trouble earlier. anyways, thank you guys for having the platform 'cause I think a lot more people need to start speaking out about this stuff, and it's definitely been noticeable in the past couple years.↗

2:35:31Speaker 13I feel like in the '2010s, I mean, I don't know about you guys, me personally growing up, I'm Gen Z, I'm only twenty-four. you know, I feel like, you know, growing up, guys being guys, we↗

2:35:46Speaker 13It was just a whatever kind of thing, but lately in the past couple years, it's been like, all of a sudden it's a super crackdown thing, and, you know, I think it's just kind of an eyebrow raiser more than anything, about that. And I think a lot of people our age are kind of coming to that epiphany where it's like, "Oh my goodness, this is, really interesting." So that's kind of just my first comment on that.↗

2:36:13Speaker 13I have kind of just a general question and, just curious more about what he thinks, for Will. I fol- I've been following you here and there. I don't agree on everything, don't disagree on everything. I don't believe in being like a fan of one person 'cause you can, I don't think anyone should completely, you know, be a hundred percent abiding to everything that someone says. But I do like you overall, and I just wanna ask more about like the populist idea you have, and I do hear what you're saying, I do agree with it.↗

2:36:46Speaker 13I just wanna know, like, I feel like, you know, this, this country↗

2:36:53Speaker 13to a certain extent, and because of that, because like we have been so like, hey, everyone, you know, be your best, everyone has stepped up and become their best, which has like kind of led to the nation rising up in that sense. and now it's kind of like, I think generally people are just kind of comfortable. A lot of people, they don't care about bettering themselves and I, I'm big on a smaller government if needed overall, but I do believe in a bigger government, you know, if we need to put our fist down.↗

2:37:27Speaker 13so that's kind of just my thought on that. Like, personally, I am a hundred percent, you know, you have to be your best, you have to be individualized, but I'm also Christian, you know, I also do believe in helping out our brothers and sisters and helping out people to a certain extent, but not, I wouldn't say not to a populist extent, if that makes sense.↗

2:37:46Speaker 8I would say this, when I say individualism, I, I'm, I, that's kind of a stand-in for hyper individualism. Okay. Like, obviously, I'm not, like, I'm not a communist, like, I don't, I'm not a fucking... Right, right, right. I never↗

2:37:56Speaker 13got that, yeah, I never.↗

2:37:58Speaker 8Yeah, like, I, I, I mean more like hi- like this hyper Randian individualism, where it's like, you should fucking look at everyone around you as your enemy, and look at every dollar in everyone's pocket as↗

2:38:15Speaker 8Our founding fathers were individualists in the sense of like, number one, they didn't have to put a lot of this stuff into writing because it was just like de facto, yeah, common fucking knowledge, you know? Exactly. It's why our constitution doesn't say anything about like being a furry or, you know, yeah, literally, because they weren't-- That just, that, that thought would have never crossed their minds. It was inconceivable to them. And so, you know, when it comes to individualism, I think if you went back in time and explained to them, like, But at the time, what they were pushing is a very specific thing, which is that they understood themselves as a united nation. That's why we're the United States. But what they wanted was not to live under the quote-unquote collectivization of like monarchy, right? And saying, "Okay, well, the king's opinion, like the word is law, and God chose him, and so we have to..." That's basically what they were trying to get away from, and instead say, "Yeah, no, we should like own, like everyone can own property and like be the lord of their own manor." But there was still the belief, just socially, coming from their Angola background, of like your duty to the nation and your duty to people, and that you're expected to be on church, at church on Sunday. And so, I don't know, it's a lot of just cultural stuff. This is why the ADL is a cultural terrorist organization, is 'cause they have nuked our culture And so I think the future↗

2:39:36Speaker 8in America, maybe I'm not beating communist allegations, the future is a, a cultural revolution, right, not a Mao Zedong one Let me be clear, a culture evolution sense that we need to like uplift culture, and that's kind of what I try to do with my videos, is I try to bring information to people and bring meaning to the things I'm saying, and create good content and normalized content and professional content so people can see these things are normal, that this isn't conspiratorial, that this is being said by-- Like I've always said before, when it comes to the whole thing about Virgilium, like what Virgilium does and what- What Will Sexton does are two different things. Me as an individual, I don't fucking matter at all for this shit, I'm just a random fucking guy. Verliam, the net, the fucking page, not even the character, the page, the like individual clips, that's what matters to me, is proliferating that Me individually, just like as a guy, that's not fucking important. That's why my whole thing happened on Twitter. I was like, "Dude, what I do in my life, who I am as an individual, is completely fucking meaningless. Like, that doesn't matter at all to this shit. What matters is what I'm creating. What matters is the content. I, I try to live to serve as a propagandist, and it's like, what matters is the information that's being given to people, which none of it is about my life, 'cause my life, one,↗

2:41:02Speaker 8Like I'm not a, I'm not an influencer, I'm not a fucking lifestyle influencer. I think that's the problem, is that there's also, one of the problems people have these days is they, they take their entertainment way too seriously, and they take their information as entertainment, and I think that's a problem, and I think it's a problem that we need to like utilize. And so if people are gonna take their entertainment as information, then I'm gonna make some informative ass entertainment, and attempt to bring these like controversial ideas to people in a meaningful capacity. And so that's Media messaging, if that makes sense.↗

2:41:34Speaker 13No, I, I completely agree. And, I don't know about you, but personally, like, you know, I a thousand percent agree we are, like, how you said earlier, in the past, you know, twenty, thirty years, we've been very like media-driven. Like, that's just like the nation's kind of culture and how everything's kind of been is we're very-- everyone gets the news, everyone learns this. It's just, I don't know, I think there are a lot of people too who, To a certain point, and news has gone to a certain point where everything's so far out there, whether it's like super left leaning, super right leaning, where it kinda just is like, okay, what the h- hell is like this garbage they're spewing out? And a lot of people have kinda turned, like, tuned that out. I don't know about you, but personally, I know a lot of my friends, like my very good friends, they don't care about any news whatsoever, and I think a lot of like Gen Zs and even, you know, some Gen Alphas↗

2:42:32Speaker 13Two, in a certain sense, you know, where they're not in social media or anything, but, you know, they're kind of getting very conscious and they're learning more throughout their life, and they're getting up into that age, you know, I have, I have an eleven-year-old nephew, and he talks to me about history all the time, and it surprises me, you know, he will know something a little bit more than a Gen Z, but then at the same time, I do think Gen Z, I have a lot of friends, it's very, very small,↗

2:43:02Speaker 13Berkeley and just currently what's going on. well granted, that's not, that's↗

2:43:06Speaker 8not a high bar. Boomers are fucking- Yeah. No,↗

2:43:08Speaker 13boomers are, I was gonna say, I don't know what it is with them, but I just think it's kind of- The lad. I, I think it's just kind of interesting where that is. It's very like polar opposites, where a lot of people, I feel like, like Gen Zers are like, "Hey, the boomers fucked it up for us.↗

2:43:29Speaker 13they're And a lot of Gen Zers too are like, "Dude, this shit is so tiring, leave me the fuck alone." You know, like they don't want anything to do with it. And it's, I, I don't know about you, that's just my personal, what's been going on my social life, my dynamic life, like with that, my political life, I've just kind of seen and noticed. I don't know about you, how you feel about that, but-↗

2:43:59Speaker 12Is he talking?↗

2:44:00Speaker 13I have no idea. I↗

2:44:02Speaker 12think, I think he's glitching. No, I can't, but I think, yeah, yeah, I'm gonna recycle him. Hold on.↗

2:44:10Speaker 13Also, too, while, while this is loading up, I will also piggyback, piggyback, piggyback off of what he said earlier. it is an actual loan. There is an actual Jewish, like, loan that is specified for Jew to Jew. It's an actual thing. I live in Baltimore, Maryland, and there is a very big Jewish community here. You would not- I don't believe it, but I swear to you, Pikesville, Maryland, just above Baltimore, very, very Jewish. There are Jewish private schools, like hundred percent Hebrew speaking, grocery stores, everything. it's very, very common where that happens. I know people who are Jewish who have done that, and it's so funny, they'll go-- There's Jewish banks there too. They'll go to these Jewish banks, they'll get the loan, you know, one Jew from another. That happens And then when a Christian comes in, or just a white guy, an Indian, whoever, an Asian, it doesn't matter, whoever comes in next, they're not giving them a traditional, like, let's just say it's a six, five percent, they're giving them more like an eight or nine percent, and they're marking them up or, you know, doing something slimy in that sense just to make sure they get the back end protected from essentially giving, you know, the other Jew the free property. And I, I know it's like really out there, but I, I've Seen it firsthand, I can account for it. I completely, completely back for it. And like I said, it is actual-- there is a Jewish term for it. people aren't aware. Oh, there, there you go. Willsbach.↗

2:45:46Speaker 8Yeah, I don't know what happened, I got like kicked out of it, but actually, it reminded me that it's actually past 7:30, so I went a little over at the time here, but, I gotta run. Very busy working in the content mines, trying to create more content for Instagram with folks. if you like what you've heard from me, be sure to follow Verliam Live, it's my at, actually my at everywhere, so go to fucking any platform, type in Verliam Live, you'll probably find me.↗

2:46:14Speaker 8what else is there to say? yeah, if you didn't like what I said, hey man, I don't know, I'm not for you, fuck you, whatever. no, but God bless everybody, and it was great, coming around here. It was great to also catch up with everyone who remembered Sam Sinclair. Great, God bless. I love to see you guys still doing, stuff and still getting the word out. I think that's awesome. And, if you especially like this, my stuff on Twitter, be sure to follow.↗

2:46:43Speaker 8I'm not, but I'm sorry. depending on whatever it is. But, God bless. Don't believe everything you read. Have a great day, and never let them get you down. I'll catch you guys around. God bless. Love it, much,↗

2:46:57Ian Malcolmmuch appreciated. Sam, absolutely, Taverliam live there, Will, aka, Sam Sinclair in a former, former life, digitally speaking. what, what a wild coincidence. And I, I find it funny that, because the way this happened is, is X fed one of his videos to my feed, and I said, "Hey, this is interesting," and, made a little comment, as I often do, saying, "Let's do a space if you have interest." And,↗

2:47:25Ian MalcolmDid, Will decide to drop the bomb until he got in here, which was, that was a great point. This was↗

2:47:30Speaker 9awesome because I'm pretty proud of myself, 'cause I remember when Sam Soncler was a tiny account and swooped his buddy, swooped him up to be on JQR as a regular host with, Colin and Sunset and I, and look what he made out of himself. So very, very cool to see, how far people can take it. So that's a really, that's a nice white pill right there.↗

2:47:55Speaker 12Aye, I got super nostalgic, I love it.↗

2:48:01Ian MalcolmNo, much, much appreciated. And, and so I appreciate everybody that, that came through. Certainly all the questions for Will. What we'll do is we'll make sure we go around and get some thoughts from everybody, prior to closing up, if they've got questions, comments, additions, feel free to throw them in there. And, and so with that being said, maybe we can start with, with Mr. Jack Sobek, if he has any thoughts on On the, the conversation, if not, we'll go to Dre.↗

2:48:28Speaker 14How dare you call me Jack Pasobekian? You've known me for a long time. Dreonym↗

2:48:32Speaker 12is Mr. Stacey.↗

2:48:34Speaker 14Exactly. yeah, so to answer the question, well, a couple of the main pieces that, we're being dis-discussed is the ADL a terrorist organization? Of course it is. it was founded- by the B'nai B'rith. In 1913, B'nai B'rith was created in 1843 by the Rothschilds for the express purposes of undermining white men in the United States on behalf of Britain and world Jewry that had been co-opting Britain and the, the monarchy for years.↗

2:49:12Speaker 14and not only that,↗

2:49:16Speaker 14it engages in espionage on behalf- Of not just Israel, but world Jewries. So you're talking about NATO, Five Eyes, our own intelligence here, and the algorithm created by Unit 8200 assets. So, it's nice to talk about You know, post all the time and do this and do that, literally none of that matters. I've gotten probably, I had two hundred thousand posts on my original Dec- or not two hundred thou- one hundred and twenty thousand on my original Decent5JC account that got, I don't know, sixty-five thousand or so followers, got suspended, did another probably thirty thousand, forty thousand posts on my, maybe even a few tens of thousands more than that on my decent backup account, got- To thirty-two thousand followers, and then I've had, I'm on my,↗

2:50:13Speaker 14forty-eighth account since, February of this past year, and ninety-eight, ninety-nine percent of those posts are putting out shit exposing criminality and the,↗

2:50:32Speaker 14The, the Jewish mafia corruption in the United States as it relates to basically the most important and consequential domains in our country, elections, the border, the law enforcement apparatus, COVID, and, you know, obviously the presidential administration and the ADL, which seeks to suppress our speech and censor and, and what have you,↗

2:51:01Speaker 14And, you know, it's easy to say we need to collectivize. I agree wholeheartedly with that. white Americans in the United States absolutely need to collectivize and be identitarian and racially conscious because we're the only group that is, not allowed or hasn't been allowed, I should say. And I, I, I wanna be careful about the verbiage that I- That I use because, yes, in the past it's been the ADL who's led the charge whenever,↗

2:51:36Speaker 14you know, white identitarianism tried to spring up, it was the ADL working with Benihopeth, they're basically part and parcel, distinctions without a difference to create psyops and astroturfed Campaigns of Aryan Brotherhood, you know, white nash- white Nazis and, and, and all of these groups to make whites look like every white that wants to collectivize with other whites is basically Ed Norton from American History X, and↗

2:52:15Speaker 14this has been a problem since The Beni Berith was created, and it was created for that purpose. So when I say I wanna be careful about verbiage, whites shouldn't no longer ask permission. And what I mean is, it's always the ADL or Israelis, it was even the guy in Arkansas who created the, whatever his name is, creating the, you know, the white community,↗

2:52:41Speaker 14he was being attacked by Jews in Israel Why? Because white European, the white race is the biggest threat to Jewish supremacy, and they are actively working to exterminate our race out of existence. And I w- I used to be, and I was raised public school, never racist, had friends of every color of the rainbow, never even thought about it, my parents raised me right. However, as times have- Past and, and especially post-COVID,↗

2:53:16Speaker 14every other racial group has not only collectivized for their own self-interest, but they've all had, oddly enough, the same evil pariah as their enemy, and that is the white man. And I remember thinking to myself, I'm one of the, like, kindest and, like, fairest people, around, and I've literally never- Even thought about other people as being beneath me or being a white supremacist or whatever, and then you realize, you do a little digging, you realize that same Benihoparith also created the Ku Klux Klan to do exactly the same thing that the ADL is doing, but do it a hundred, eighty years earlier to sow dissension between the race relations that Eventually festered with the Hart-Celler Act in nineteen sixty-five and Martin Luther King, whose, you know, day we're celebrating today, and not realizing that Martin Luther King was literally a communist Jew who was assassinated by Jews once he started doing even a little bit of noticing. And the reason that Martin Luther King was pushed to the forefront and somebody who was far more consequential and accurate and truthful in their opinions, and at the time, Malcolm X, was because Malcolm X called the white liberal man the Jew, and he said the, the black man has no greater enemy than the Than the white liberal man keeping them on the plantation. And it's days like today when I'm reminded that we need to stop asking permission, because once it becomes clear, you're coordinate-- you're taking our tax dollars to illegally discriminate against us. And a lot of people wanna talk about, "What? You know, they're doing this, they're doing that, they're..." It's just so-- and what is the... No, no, no, we have to get past that. It's time to, to say We're doing this.↗

2:55:14Speaker 14If you wanna do something about it, come stop us. The lawfare, the, you know, what have you, get fucked. Our ancestors, in their infinite grace and wisdom, being years younger and far braver and way ahead of their time, baked in the one A and the two A before they did anything else, because they saw full scale What they were leaving behind with the American Revolution and telling the Brits to fuck off at the Boston Tea Party and the Revolutionary War and the War of eighteen twelve, they knew the insidious, subversive nature of this global pestilence that wants to tax White Americans and, and white men without representation. And that is like when the true nature of the Somali fraud and the H1B fraud and the,↗

2:56:13Speaker 14health and medical public monies that are being looted and the organs that are being harvested from patients who are, who would survive but are being euthanized in hospitals. When all of that, the scope of that Is revealed, it's going to be apparent that, it's not just Israel, but Jewry, world Jewry, is the gravest threat that not only America has ever faced, but the founding stock, American race, which presents the biggest threat to it. And now that we know Silicon Valley is legally creating apps, network-wide apps, to illegally screen out white men From opportunities in tech, in AI, in law, in pharma, in medicine, and in business and in finance, it becomes apparent that we are being engaged in war, and there are no rules in war except for when, once it becomes apparent that the enemy Has demonstrated they are willing to do whatever it takes to win, and the fact that they're using our tax dollars to do it says to me the quickest, easiest, and most peaceful solution is going to be an all-out tax revolt and a worldwide crowdsourced effort To engage in support of the Iranian efforts in the Middle East, to prevent the color revolution there, while also on the ground here in the United States, putting out information and intel on all of the subversive tech and, and, and SEO and, and, cybersecurity platforms that the Israelis have built on our soil using our infrastructure and our tax dollars, like the CrowdStrike, like the-↗

2:58:10Speaker 14Imperva's like the Fortinet's, like the Palo Alto Networks, like the Sun Microsystems, so on and so forth, and getting every country or at least the major players around the world, like the Chinas and the Russias, and, hopefully Iran soon enough right after that. To stop doing business with Israel and to exclude those,↗

2:58:36Speaker 14platforms from being used in their cyber and their digital, infrastructure. And that's happening. And I think that what we're seeing right now, the es- the escalation, is a frantic response from the Israelis because they realize that their bonds, the yield curve is inverted, bonds are absolutely going to collapse. That's why they're forcing, without asking, American states, cities, and municipalities to put their money into Israeli bonds↗

2:59:11Speaker 14if somebody ever asked DeSantis how much is Florida invested into Israeli bonds without asking the American people, people would lose their shit. Same goes for Virginia, same goes for New York State, same goes for California, same goes for Washington State, and for Texas, and for Illinois. And Once people become completely cognizant of this, it becomes evident that they're playing for keeps, but they are getting increasingly more desperate, and they've made it clear they're willing to pull out all the stops, break all the rules. We can't collect a vice in the current environment that Jews do because the, the baseline framework That Jews have that nobody else has is their willingness to engage in criminality with no regard for human life and bribe the law enforcement and bribe the judges and bribe jurors and rig every part of the adjudicatory process to make it to where they can commit crimes and then have the criminals in charge of, you know, oversight of the investigations that follow. That isn't something that Americans And especially white Americans can get away with in this country. That's, but that at the same time, I wouldn't want us to ever be,↗

3:00:31Speaker 14stooping to such a level. And we have people like Miriam Adelson, who is not a doctor, she is a fake Israeli spy who gets all of her money from Chinese CCP tied casinos in Asia and from the opioid crisis, that she literally made bank on both of those through poisoning. Tens of millions of Americans, and she's a Lakoud asset. She isn't a real person. She is an NPC. That isn't America. And these people aren't longing for this country. And again, that's why I think ultimately they're going to end up leaving, because Americans will be forced into realizing one hard choice. It's either you do what's necessary to save your country as prescribed by the founders. Who said you had an obligation to, or you're literally going to go extinct, and the Bolshevik communists on the other side of the aisle who are foaming at the mouth to get at you, once the Trump administration, you know, ends whatever slow walk Horseshit facade that they're running and then all flee to Israel to be kings of Gaza or whatever the fuck they think they're gonna do. Bolshevist communism is, is, is waiting in the wings. So, I think that moment is coming much more quickly than, they ever anticipated. Again, that's a credit to Joanne and to Ian and Truth Teller and to other people who host massive spaces and have a lot of intelligent thinkers in here to come and share ideas and, and, and wake people up and, and, and And collectiveize and, and communitize in spaces like this. So I appreciate you guys, thanks so much, Ian and I'll, I'll shut up now.↗

3:02:15Ian MalcolmNo, and, and, and back up, I'd, I'd be curious for your thoughts because, Chewlicious, who, is in the purple pill, throwing out some comments, which for what it's worth, not, saying this is a slur, but, with his twenty-nine point nine thousand followers, seemingly can't get a like on most of the posts on his profile.↗

3:02:33Speaker 11Oh, oh↗

3:02:35Ian MalcolmNo, I try to be professional, but, I say that just because, I, I think it's indicative that perhaps nobody cares what the individual has to say. that's just a-- That, that's me looking at statistics to arrive at a conclusion. That's not me just slurring you because of the position that you might hold for Israel or Jews, for what it's worth. but nonetheless, I tried to read the comments and to be respectful to people that throw them in there. And so back up the, the question that I would have for you, and↗

3:03:05Ian Malcolmpercent of jobs, went to individuals that were, quote unquote, diversity amongst the, I think it was the, the, the Fortune two hundred, if I'm not mistaken, or the S&P two hundred, perhaps it was, which obviously would, would showcase that whites are in fact being screened out of those opportunities because you'd have to be an absolute fool to think that in a nation where sixty percent of people are white, half of those are men, so thirty percent of the country being white, but yet they can't seem to get more than four or five percent of the To anybody, unless you're gonna try to have the absurd suggestion that all of the jobs that were being hired just for some reason aren't relevant for white men, which would be utterly ludicrous. and so I, I, I'm just curious for your thoughts on how you would reply to Mr. Jewlicious on his, critique that whites aren't being screened in America, which again, I think is laughable, but I'd be curious for your sh- thoughts on it.↗

3:03:57Speaker 14Yeah, I don't really have thoughts on it. We, we don't speculate, we don't pontificate on, on shit. We identify the problem and, and grab the proof and the receipts on, who might be behind that, and we know the platform that was built called Forage, which was invested in by H2 Ventures, aka the Australian government, Simpler for Wrens, Lightspeed, which we've talked about at length, they were one of the,↗

3:04:24Speaker 14major co-founders or co-financiers, I should say, in Forage Investors of, Anduril, they were the first, company to invest in Snapchat. They also manage a lot of the state and municipal, retirement accounts like Los Angeles and Hawaii. these platforms are utilized by Pfizer, by Boston Consulting Group, by tons of universities, and they've, and they've spread like wildfire. And you look at the board of directors and you see people, on the boards of directors from Gilead. And from Walt Disney. And why does that matter? Because we know Gilead created remdesivir, which was the toxic or the nephrotoxic, broad-spectrum antiviral that they knew back in twenty twenty, March eighth, I believe it was, that it wasn't only eff- ineffective for COVID, it was killing people to the tune of thirty-five to forty x over doing nothing. And why did they do that? Because Gilead was one of the largest investment holdings of the Tish brothers, aka UJA Federation, aka Mossad, aka the 9/11 attackers. And they had been working on remdesivir since 2009. They were only able to isolate it in twenty-o, twenty thirteen. They finally got the CDC, and the US Army, and the HHS involved in twenty fourteen when they isolated,↗

3:05:48Speaker 14Remdesivir specifically without the prodrug first, and they wanted it to be used for Ebola and, you know, for troops in, in the jungles of, of Africa and, and what have you, and then they wanted to parlay that into, efficacy or utility against SARS, SARS coronaviruses, but it was, it was more originally designed for, Ebola and, and MERS, which is harder to- Catch, but far more,↗

3:06:15Speaker 14lethal than, than SARS is. And so when they found out it was ineffective and, and that hydroxychloroquine was not only, wildly effective. It was superior to remdesivir at prophylaxis, meaning before you got COVID, as a vaccine, it was superior at early stage post-infection, and it was superior to remdesivir at its EUA indication, late stage severe COVID. It was superior to remdesivir at all three, and so there was literally no legal justification for the EUA. And so instead of eating the one point two billion dollars that Lowe's Corporation and- The Tish brothers and, and Gilead had sank into Remdesivir, what they did is they decided to cover it up. They decided to cover up the fact that Hydroxychloroquine was known by China and Germany to be so effective that the Chinese and the Germans stopped using Remdesivir and switched to using HCQ, which they knew about also on March sixteenth of twenty twenty. Two weeks later, Deborah Birx, who's now on the Palliative Government Advisory Board, decides to hand over all COVID patient data and DNA in Operation Warp Speed Speed control to HHS and Palantir, and Palantir decided to sit on the information too because they knew that if HSEQ got out, not only would they lose the EUA coverage from liability, they would le- lose the necessity for the vaccines and AI-based therapeutics that they were already planning and the contracts that they already had in the works with Moderna and with Bayer and with Roche. And how do we know that happened? Because Cheyenne Sancar, who was one of the four Big tech Jew's Jeets that was appointed by Trump to be a lieutenant colonel recently from Silicon Valley, he's the chairman of Ginkgo Bioworks, while also being the executive vice president, CTO, and COO of Palantir, and he's the one who brokered that contract with Moderna for twenty-five million dollars at the same time that Palantir was building a four hundred million dollar AI-based drug research and viral therapy Therapeutics based↗

3:08:27Speaker 14joint facility with Bayer and Roche, like I'd mentioned, and they did all this not only to make sure that they got the profit, but the EUA gave them liability coverage for the murders that they were going to commit. And instead of mentioning the toxicities that remdesivir had and doing the right thing, they decided to build a new AI based kidney transplant company Off the toxicity that they would cause by knowingly giving people poison like Remdesivir in hospitals, and they called it somatic, and it was created by Akina Okazaki And Anthony Welter's from the Gilead board of directors, from the Lowe's Court board of directors, from the Carlisle Group board of directors, from the New York University Langone Hospital vice, vice chairman of the board of trustees, and the NYU trustees board, they created it intentionally To profit off of it, because they knew they were gonna kill white Americans in hospitals during COVID.↗

3:09:29Ian MalcolmAnd we're gonna, hang on, hang on, back up. So, and, for what it's worth, Jewlicious, I have, wait, did he leave? Or am I missing? Oh, no, he's still there. Alright, so, so first and foremost, I, I have, I have you muted. I'm just gonna, I just wanna call that out. So I don't, I don't know how you got up on the↗

3:09:54Ian MalcolmNo, no, and, and, and look, I don't like to be-- I don't like to be exclusionary, but here, here is what I'm going to suggest. I don't allow inflammatory, low IQ, ad hominems to just fly around like we're on a playground. now, backup just provided a whole lot of content, so much so that a lot of it, I'm not gonna lie, went over my head, but I think he did a pretty good job illustrating how there were a lot of nefarious angles of the COVID vaccine, and some of↗

3:10:23Ian MalcolmYour suggestion is that whites aren't discriminated against in the West, or at least that's what I believe is your, suggestion here, Jewlicious. And so what I'm gonna do, I'm gonna let you have sixty seconds, unbridled, you can say whatever you want. I would just ask that you keep it high IQ and you try to make some points, and then we'll allow perhaps backup or others on the panel to, reply to them. We'll try to keep this civil.↗

3:10:45Speaker 15I, I totally respect that, Ian. you know, I'm a You know, open conversation and whatnot. And I think the, the greatest thing I take issue with is, a, this notion that Jews are some kind of monolithic entity working in lockstep with each other. You know, we're, we're just like everybody else, you know? Like, no one's giving me any free real estate, or- So, any of the crazy ideas. Really,↗

3:11:13Ian Malcolmreally quickly, do you, do you acknowledge that Jews have drastically disproportionate control across the media, finance, politics, tech, and AI, yes or no?↗

3:11:22Speaker 15Yeah, absolutely.↗

3:11:23Ian MalcolmAll right, cool.↗

3:11:25Speaker 15And, and is it based on some sort of like, like, you know, great, great sort of like plan to take over the world, or is it just a function of- You know, circumstance.↗

3:11:40Ian MalcolmCould you define what that circumstance would be if it's not some kind of, let's say, in-group bias or other, let's say, racial preference, which, if I'm not mistaken, it would be easy to demonstrate that Jews in the media have suggested is, white supremacy or otherwise some, some kind of bigotry if whites do that in the West, would be my, my suggestion.↗

3:12:01Speaker 15Well, it's not a racial bias. Jews aren't, Jews aren't a race.↗

3:12:04Ian MalcolmOkay, so, so you're on. Okay, well, I mean, we can, so, so our- Is, is I- Is, is Albert Einstein a Jew? Yeah. Okay, but Albert Einstein was an atheist. Oh, oh, oh, shit. So? No, no, there's not, there's not a so. You just said that he is a Jew. So what is he Jewish based on?↗

3:12:27Speaker 15Okay. So I'll, I'll, in, in, with complete respect and complete, you know, honesty, Judaism considers Anyone whose mother was, was a Jew or who converted to Judaism as a Jew, and it has nothing to do with your level of practice, your level of belief, like so-- So what, what is, what↗

3:12:49Ian Malcolmis it a result of then?↗

3:12:50Speaker 15Hang on, hang on, Ian, hang on, Ian. Karl Marx was baptized at birth, but both his parents were Jewish, and we would consider Karl Marx, a Jew despite the fact that he↗

3:13:04Speaker 16never lived his life at all. Yeah, you're preaching to the choir, as you'll notice, we know. My friend.↗

3:13:07Ian MalcolmYeah, yeah, no, no, I, I agree with you on that, but, but given-- Okay, so you just suggested that he is a Jew regardless of having no ties in any religious capacity to Judaism. So what would then be the tie to it? Is it genetics? It's not genetics. Okay, so it's not genetics, and they're also not in any capacity religiously Jewish. So what, what is it then that is being passed from the parents? Let me give you an↗

3:13:30Speaker 15example, Ian. Ian, let me give you an example, alright? A, a woman converts to Judaism, and she's really, she's a huge fan of Judaism, loves the religion, wants to practice it, marries a Jewish man who he himself may be a convert. They have a kid, and that kid doesn't like Judaism so much, so he converts to Christianity, but we still consider that kid to be Jewish because Judaism is like- I'm, I'm↗

3:13:57Ian Malcolmwell, I'm well aware, I'm well aware of the strange overlaps where Jews are a race, a religion, a culture, and all at the same time are none of those things when it's inconvenient for the position of Jews. That's my belief. Can you explain this↗

3:14:09Speaker 11will help Ian's point here? Can you explain the graph I just put in the jumbotron that it shows that Jews show up on genetic Completely separate from everyone else, so there is a genetic aspect. Right,↗

3:14:20Speaker 15right. And they show up separately, and they have, you know, like unique haplotypes and stuff like that. Because in general, we don't have, you know, there aren't a lot of Jews, but,↗

3:14:30Ian Malcolmbut, but hang, hang on, if they have, if they have unique genetic,↗

3:14:35Speaker 16you're breaking up the end of the word. Oh, no, this is↗

3:14:37Speaker 11a↗

3:14:37Speaker 16good↗

3:14:37Speaker 11point, you're breaking up the end. What is E and E and E and get closer to the router, brother. I don't wanna lose you. Yeah, that was a↗

3:14:44Ian Malcolmgood point. Yeah, I think... So, so very curious. So you yourself just suggested that they show up unique based on different genetic markers. Now, if I look up the word race, do you wanna take a wild guess what it is going to suggest is the inherent definition of the word race, the thing that you just said Jews are not?↗

3:15:03Speaker 15Let me, let me help you out again, okay? So if I want to become black tomorrow, no matter what I do, I can't become black.↗

3:15:12Ian MalcolmBecause that's a genetic set of, of features, right? Well, we can, we can debate that. Is, is your, is your-- So just out of curiosity, so you would suggest that you're white, not Jewish, or you're both?↗

3:15:25Speaker 15Yes, no, we can talk about my-- So,↗

3:15:27Ian Malcolmso I would say that Jeff Goldblum isn't a European white, he is a Jew. Are you a white person or are you a Jew or are you both in your eyes?↗

3:15:37Speaker 15I, I, I'm, I'm, I certainly pass as white.↗

3:15:40Ian MalcolmOkay, so just out of curiosity, if, a Asian individual has white skin, and if I put their skin up to a camera, and I shared it with you, and it looked identical to yours, and I said, "This is a white person's skin," would I be lying to you?↗

3:15:55Speaker 15Well, they're not, they're not Caucasian, they're Asian.↗

3:15:58Ian Malcolmokay, so now we are defining that there's a genetic difference between the color of your skin and the race of the people, is that right? Well,↗

3:16:05Speaker 15there's the shape of their eyes, you↗

3:16:07Ian Malcolmknow- Yes, the shape of their eyes, right? And I could say that there are, are distinct, let's say phenotypes that are unique to Jews, but some people perceive that as a slur, so I'll actually ask you this question: Would you say that you could recognize that Ben Stiller is Jewish↗

3:16:23Speaker 15Sure, but I, I can show you. Okay, so you could look at a picture if↗

3:16:26Ian Malcolmyou didn't know him and you could say, "I think Ben Stiller is Jewish, right?"↗

3:16:30Speaker 15I can show you. No, no, no, pause,↗

3:16:31Ian Malcolmpause, pause, pause. Because, on Einstein, if I showed you a picture, you probably would have said he was Jewish, even though he didn't believe in God.↗

3:16:42Speaker 15He looks, he looks↗

3:16:43Ian Malcolmlike an Ashkenazi Jew, but he doesn't. I know. So, okay, so now↗

3:16:47Speaker 15we're↗

3:16:50Ian Malcolmdefining the Ashkenazi That would say they're white, that don't look anything like me, perhaps yourself included, right? But what I'm saying is that there's a distinct difference between the color of someone's skin and to suggest that they are a white person, which is typically is used to define Western Europeans.↗

3:17:06Speaker 15And it's, and it's almost inconsequential, Ian. You can convert- No, it's not, no,↗

3:17:11Ian Malcolmit's not inconsequential. It is a massive consequence because what you're trying to say is that the group of people that you're defining are a religion, not a race, while simultaneously suggesting that Mother who is Jewish, even if not Jewish themselves, is still Jewish, which would suggest that there's a racial element to it.↗

3:17:30Speaker 11Hey, delicious, delicious. Listen, listen, listen. Let me, let me pose a hypothetical to you. Let's say that all current- Sure. I'm speaking to- Okay, uncen- Uncensored. let's, let's pretend for just a second. Hi, uncensored. Hi. Yeah, nice to meet you. let's pretend that all Jews that are currently, you know, active in the world just like disappeared. I don't mean this in any like negative way or anything. Let's just say that all Jews disappeared and all Jews were replaced with Af- like African blacks that were practicing Judaism, would they have the right to the land of Israel?↗

3:18:10Speaker 15Yeah, if they, if they practice Judaism, if they identify as Jewish, if they're religiously Jewish. Oh, okay. Oh, okay. You shouldn't have↗

3:18:18Speaker 11said that, dude. So Black Hebrew Israelites have the right to↗

3:18:22Speaker 15Israel? I'm being honest. I'm being honest.↗

3:18:27Speaker 16How Jewish are you? Did you get your bar mitzvah and stuff, or are you like a low level Jew here? 'Cause you just said a real bad thing, you know, like, like, like, like, you have like the↗

3:18:36Speaker 11tall brown hat made of, I think it's mink. No chance. Tall brown hat?↗

3:18:40Speaker 16What do you call those again? We, we, we looked up the name. Oh, the coal pecker. They're called shremel. Yeah, one's called a shremel and a coal pecker. There's two different types↗

3:18:56Speaker 16Knowledge, don't I, Julis? How many, how many Gentiles, you know, know what a kippah is?↗

3:19:02Speaker 16Yeah, I bet I'm the only one, huh? I know what it is. You're not a Gentile,↗

3:19:06Speaker 15though. Again, that's only↗

3:19:11Speaker 11like↗

3:19:12Speaker 15a tiny minority of Jews that wear those hats. Yeah, but↗

3:19:14Speaker 16they're↗

3:19:14Speaker 15like,↗

3:19:15Speaker 16they're like the↗

3:19:15Speaker 11wizards,↗

3:19:16Speaker 16though, you know? Like they're the high-level wizards. Yeah, yeah, those are the high-level wizards. No, we're not. Here, here's some more, here, there's They're not wizards, my-↗

3:19:22Speaker 11Well, they're↗

3:19:22Speaker 15Kabbalists, they're like high priests, right? Like, yeah, Kabbalah Cohen. No, no, they're not Cohen either. You don't have to be a Cohen to wear that hat. You don't↗

3:19:28Speaker 16have to be, but you probably are Kabbalah Cohen, dude. No,↗

3:19:31Speaker 15you aren't, you aren't. Okay, sorry, sorry. I'm being anti-semitic,↗

3:19:35Speaker 16you're right.↗

3:19:36Speaker 15The, the, those hats have nothing to do with tribal-- You know they↗

3:19:39Speaker 16wear the tiny hat under those big hats, aren't I right, Julius? A double hat? Don't they tell everybody, Julius? Isn't it true that they keep small one on underneath the Kolpak and the Shremol, right? Yeah.↗

3:19:54Speaker 11Okay, Colin, I've got questions for you potentially. This is a little bit, you're, you're getting questions. Colin knows so↗

3:20:00Speaker 16much, it's kind of concerning. Listen, a little bit. Someone's gotta, someone's gotta be down there in the tunnels, right? Okay, but you know, deep↗

3:20:08Ian Malcolmin the tunnels.↗

3:20:09Speaker 16This is the problem↗

3:20:11Speaker 11I have, though, right? Like, because- He's in New York. Yeah, like what we've been saying though, and it seems- I'm in↗

3:20:17Speaker 15Israel, by the way.↗

3:20:18Speaker 11Oh, okay, well, okay, hell yeah, Prayer for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, who is God. but the, okay,↗

3:20:29Speaker 15so listen. I visit, I visit, I visit the Church of Holy Sepulcher often. Whenever friends are out of town, I take them there to visit. That's according to the Catholics, Maronites, Orthodox, and Copts, that's where Jesus was buried and crucified.↗

3:20:43Ian MalcolmYeah, that's-↗

3:20:44Speaker 15But, but so, so↗

3:20:45Ian Malcolmuncensored, I have a, I have a question because back to Ben Stiller. Let, let's, let's go back to, what Tell that Ben Stiller was Jewish. If there's no racial or genetic element, no, no, no, no, but if there's no genetic or racial element, how could you tell that Ben Stiller was Jewish?↗

3:21:05Speaker 15Well, again, I can tell you, 'cause he, he↗

3:21:15Ian Malcolmhas that typical, you know, see, this is the↗

3:21:20Speaker 15thing, right? Hang on, no, That are blonde-haired, blue-eyed, light-skinned. Yeah, but you're, you're deflecting. How could you tell? How,↗

3:21:34Ian Malcolmhow could you tell that Ben Stiller was Jewish? You just said that you could. How could you distinguish that?↗

3:21:39Speaker 13A,↗

3:21:40Ian MalcolmI know Ben's Jewish. No, y- okay, that's fair, but would you looking at him have known that?↗

3:21:46Speaker 15I mean, maybe, maybe not. You know, I mean, you↗

3:21:48Ian Malcolmcan, you can be honest. You, you would, you would presume that he was Jewish. Now, now why is it that you would presume that? But,↗

3:21:55Speaker 15but you know, I can show you, you know, black Jews↗

3:21:58Ian Malcolmthat are Jewish. no, I know, but, but that's, again, that's a, that's a dodge and a deflection. How could you tell↗

3:22:03Speaker 15that-- I↗

3:22:04Ian Malcolmunderstand, but why would you have suggested that you could tell that Ben Stiller was Jewish?↗

3:22:09Speaker 15I understand, but↗

3:22:15Speaker 16Hang↗

3:22:16Speaker 15on, go ahead. He sounds like, he sounds like his grandparents and parents and great-grandparents spoke Yiddish. So almost like we should be looking at, not listening to, but almost like, yeah, but we didn't, we didn't say listen,↗

3:22:28Ian Malcolmexactly, we didn't say listening to, we said looking at, and you affirmed that you would be able to tell he was Jewish based on his mannerisms↗

3:22:34Speaker 15and his, his mannerisms are What is stereotypically Jewish, but it's, again, I'm using the word "sincerity." Okay, so hang on, hang on, hang↗

3:22:42Ian Malcolmon, Julie, let's just, are you in all sincerity rather than just accepting that you'd be able to look at Ben Stiller and suggest that he looks Jewish based on facial features, you're now going to try and pivot and say that it would be based on his mannerisms and the way that he would flail his hands around, right? Like,↗

3:22:58Speaker 11I will say you are, like, like, like, like, like,↗

3:23:06Speaker 15like,↗

3:23:07Ian MalcolmNo, yes, but you're dodging the question again. I, I don't understand why this happens so frequently. Yes, no, you're clearly dodging the question.↗

3:23:14Speaker 15That Ben Stiller and, and, and, Albert Einstein and, who didn't practice Judaism? Who don't practice Judaism but identify as Jews and are, and have Jewish moms, and are considered- So when you say Jewish moms, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on.↗

3:23:33Ian MalcolmYeah, exactly. I'm gonna, I'm gonna keep coming back to this because you're trying to walk away from the very obvious trap that you stepped so squarely in on Ben Stiller. No. How could you tell that Ben Stiller was Jewish? Would you just admit that it would be based on his facial features? Can you, can you be honest?↗

3:23:50Speaker 15No. You can either be honest↗

3:23:55Ian Malcolmor↗

3:23:55Speaker 15we can make some humor out of it, it's your choice. I would guess, if I didn't know, I would guess that Ben Stiller was Jewish because he has a stereotypical Jewish look. Do you understand?↗

3:24:05Ian MalcolmOkay, hang on. He has a Jewish look based on what? Stereotypical Jewish look. And I appreciate the honesty. Okay, okay, so if I said to you that somebody looks Irish, where would they inherit that look from? What, where would that, where would that Irish look come from? Stereotypes. no, well, not stereotypes. We're not, we're not talking about somebody dressed up like the guy in the front of the Lucky Charms box. We're talking, okay, where does a phenotype, where does a phenotype come from? Where do your fe- facial features come from? Is it the way, is it your mannerisms that your parents teach you or is it genetics? Your,↗

3:24:41Speaker 15your, your ance- your ancestors, your- Like your mom. All kinds of↗

3:24:45Ian Malcolmstuff. Okay, okay, but, but, but your ancestors don't just do like some kind That into what you look like two hundred years from now, right? Again,↗

3:24:55Speaker 15understand. Would you admit that that's genetic? Ian can convert, Ian can convert to Judaism tomorrow, and we're not talking about that. We're talking↗

3:25:02Ian Malcolmabout Ben Stiller, and there's something about Mary. Oh, yeah. Hang on. We can go to Starsky and Hutch if you want, and it is a yacht. So the question becomes, what is, what is the, what is the phenotype based on? Yes, she is. I'm well aware. So, so is most of Hollywood. We all know these tropes. But we're sticking with Ben Stiller. Now, where, where did Ben Stiller's phenotype come from?↗

3:25:26Ian MalcolmHis ancestors? His ancestors via what? Was it magic sauce or was it perhaps genetics?↗

3:25:33Speaker 15Genetics is just passing on character traits from one generation to the next. From your character traits. Yes, but↗

3:25:40Ian Malcolmnot, not nebulous character traits. You're also talking physical features, and you're talking height and weight and hair color and all these things, which are genetics, right? And↗

3:25:49Speaker 15not all Jews look like Ben Stiller or Al Pacino. No, yes,↗

3:25:52Ian Malcolmwe've been, we've been over this. We're not talking about-- We're, we're hyper-fixating on this one thing that you stepped squarely in that you're trying to squirm away from. Now, Ben Stiller He said he has a very↗

3:26:04Speaker 15Jewish look, right? Einstein have a stereotypical Jewish look. Okay,↗

3:26:11Ian Malcolmnow where does that derive from?↗

3:26:15Speaker 15It, it derives from their ancestry, derives from, I don't know. Can, can you, can you use the word genetics or whatever?↗

3:26:23Speaker 15Pardon?↗

3:26:25Ian MalcolmI said, can you, can you just be remo- can you be direct and honest and just say it's from genetics? I have no, I have no issue saying that.↗

3:26:33Speaker 16His↗

3:26:33Ian Malcolmgenetics won't allow it. You would admit, you would admit, you would admit, because, because you've, you, you have, you've, you've danced away from it. Can you confirm that Ben Stiller looks Jewish because he has Jewish genetics, which results in him having a Jewish phenotype?↗

3:26:48Speaker 15Yes. Except, holy↗

3:26:49Ian Malcolmshit, okay, alright, we're making progress. So, so if, so just out of curiosity, hang on, hang on, hang on. Here's what we're gonna do. Hang on, hang on. No, I, I will mute if I have to. Here's what we're gonna do. Joanne, would you please look up the definition of the word race? We are then going to have a discussion on perhaps the reality that individuals with shared genetic features that would demonstrate themselves via similar phenotypes or other- Other biological characteristics is how you would define dot dot dot a race of people. Joanne, would you please look for that while, we, we will go back to Licious, you, you're free to ramble on however you would like, but this, this is gonna make for a wonderful video.↗

3:27:33Speaker 12Yes, I got it. Alright, from the, Merriam-Webster. Any one of the groups that humans are often divided into pa-- into based on physical traits regarded as common amongst the people of shared ancestry.↗

3:27:54Ian MalcolmSo, Julius, given that definition, how do you feel about your suggestion that Jews aren't a race after suggesting that Ben Stiller looks "typically Jewish"? I think was the way that you just-↗

3:28:05Speaker 15Stereotypically Jewish. And stereotypically Jewish, okay. Yeah, and like I said, Ian can convert to Judaism tomorrow, and he would be just as Jewish as I am.↗

3:28:17Speaker 11Religiously,↗

3:28:18Speaker 15not↗

3:28:19Speaker 11as- I, I mean, now you're, you're talking religiously, exactly.↗

3:28:22Speaker 16Religiously, exactly. I think that you keep-- I don't know why you keep doing this, but we'll just grant it to you, right? Like, everyone knows that you can do that. Well, look, we also know that there are some Jews that look fucking Scandinavian, right? But look, here's the thing though, but- But these things are what you call- I can convert, I can become an Asian tomorrow. You'll be, you'll be alright. Of like con- just con- no, you can't. Just converting to Judaism and like we're good to go, this isn't how this whole thing works, right? No, look, this is-- And↗

3:28:54Speaker 11this is even simpler. You could convert, look, a black man could convert to Judaism tomorrow and he wouldn't show up in that graph that's in the jumbotron. Right. He wouldn't be in that graph. He wouldn't show up. And there's Sephardic Jews that are separate, there's Mizrahi Jews that are separate, that are-- No, he wouldn't show↗

3:29:17Speaker 11Their gene pools. It doesn't matter what you do after you're born, you already have the genes. No,↗

3:29:23Speaker 16that's not to say that, that's not to say that you can't convert and be-- That's not to say that you can't convert and be considered a Jew, of course, right? But that doesn't change the fact that, like, number one, number one, Julius, stop, bro. Your schizophrenic voices in your head think that I'm not one of them, I'm actually speaking, right? So if you would just refu-- If you'd refrain from the↗

3:29:47Speaker 16No, that's the wrong way it should be. But anyways, as I was saying, right? The, this whole idea that, you know, just because people can't give it, we don't deny that. But number one, that's not the majority of Jews, most of them are genetically Jewish as well. So really, you're just making arguments for outliers here. That, that's the biggest problem. You know, what does Myron always say? we don't make signs in braille or whatever for people that are blind, right? ' And houses wouldn't be able to be built, right? So, you know, you can just stop with the "what aboutisms," now about how you've seen a blonde-haired Jew. We agree that there are some of them, right? But this doesn't change the fact that this is still, something that's genetic. And yeah, there's some small percentage that's religious, but ultimately, you admitted even yourself. And it's not just the mannerisms either, 'cause you said the same thing about Einstein, and I doubt you've ever seen a video of Einstein, and I know you↗

3:30:47Speaker 16'Cause, you know, there's a few stereotypical things that I'm sure you'd be able to point out, right? So just stop with this whole "I've seen a fucking blonde Jew," okay? We get it. I've↗

3:30:55Speaker 15seen non-Jews that I thought were Jewish, and I was wrong.↗

3:30:58Speaker 16Okay, so we're just gonna make an outlier argument again the other way around, is that what we're gonna do? No, it's not↗

3:31:07Ian Malcolmoutlier. It's-- I've seen an angle-- Wait, wait, wait, wait, hang on, hang on, hang on,↗

3:31:12Speaker 15hang on↗

3:31:17Speaker 16Stereotypical looks. What kind of features?↗

3:31:19Speaker 15Okay,↗

3:31:19Speaker 16so it's a stereotypical↗

3:31:20Speaker 15look.↗

3:31:21Speaker 16So where does the stereotypical look result from? But, but you know what,↗

3:31:23Speaker 15what is, what is stereotypical, right? Yeah, but↗

3:31:26Speaker 16what was it though? What stereotype did they, like, what physical feature did they have, right,↗

3:31:30Ian Malcolmthat was stereotypical? I mean, look, ju-ju-licious, they're, ju-licious, they're, ju-licious. There may be, there may be a Scandinavian somewhere with really slanted eyes that I would think has the eyes of a↗

3:31:47Ian MalcolmIt might exist, I, I can give you that, but it's probably safe to say that the majority of people that have eyes shaped like somebody that's Chinese or from any other part, portion of the East, that that is going to be unique to them because it's a genetic reflection of what flows through their blood. Now, you are suggesting that you've seen non-Jews that you thought were Jewish, and I would be curious if they perhaps have, oh, I don't know, genetic ancestry and lineage and genes, despite the fact that maybe they do Not practice Judaism, maybe their parents didn't practice it, but they still reflect that which flows through their veins, which is-- It's not only denying, it's validating the very point that I would suggest that you were trying to argue against just moments ago.↗

3:32:29Speaker 15Well, dude, most Jews don't even have that stereotypical Jewish look. What? No, of course they don't.↗

3:32:36Speaker 16Yeah, they don't. Yeah, they don't. Yeah, they don't. Yeah, they don't. Most Jews are Ashkenazi, and yeah, that's the most stereotypically Jewish-looking race that we Every Jew I've ever, I've, like, there's very few people that I've been surprised are Jewish, right? Like, this isn't something that's very common, especially whenever we're talking about Ashkenazi, at least from my European perspective. Perhaps people in the Middle East can tell a Mizrahi a little better than I can or whatever it's like that for them, but I've never been like caught, I, I don't think I've ever been caught off guard and been like, "Oh, this guy's Jewish, I didn't know." This guy totally, I thought↗

3:33:15Speaker 15I don't have a big nose, I don't have kinky hair. I don't- And nobody's suggesting that to be Jewish is to be inherently↗

3:33:23Ian Malcolmgood or bad as, as aesthetic. I don't wanna call that out, but rather-↗

3:33:27Speaker 10Yeah, Jewish isn't your mom Jewish?↗

3:33:28Speaker 15Not judging aesthetic, yeah, you guys are fine. I don't have a big nose, I have light skin, my daughter is blonde, my son is blonde. Because you're not, because you're not really↗

3:33:41Speaker 9Jewish, bro, that's why.↗

3:33:43Speaker 16It's, it's not that simple. There's, there's your, there's, there's skull shape, there's the height of your ears, there's your long Jewish nose, there's, there's the, the, the vocal intonations, IQ, propensity for schizophrenia, a whole bunch of genetic things that you can't see that aren't physical, by the way. You know, so like, you boiling this whole thing down to a skin color or a hair color is silly.↗

3:34:06Speaker 15That's a good question. How cheap am I? You think that's a genetic trait? Is it cheap for Jews? Yeah, they're predisposed towards being cheap.↗

3:34:14Speaker 16Three thousand years of the way of you guys, fucking being cheap. You know, this guy's never heard of Randy Fine.↗

3:34:21Ian MalcolmHang on, let's, let's stay away from the, the complete tropes via slurs. We'll, we'll, we'll try to keep this highbrow and judicious. I say that 'cause I don't want anybody to slur you based on, on that. I, I think that↗

3:34:36Speaker 16Might be a good tip for Jewlicious, I'm sorry.↗

3:34:39Speaker 15I don't mind addressing it.↗

3:34:40Speaker 16Are you a good↗

3:34:41Speaker 15tipper? I mean, he's not, he's not Jewish. Yeah, Jewlicious, you think that Randy Fine's Jewish? Does he look Jewish to you? I don't know, who's Randy Fine? Oh, you definitely haven't↗

3:34:51Ian Malcolmseen Randy Fine. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, hang on, hang on, pause, hang on. You're, you're unfamiliar with Randy Fine, Jewlicious, is that right? I don't↗

3:35:02Speaker 15know↗

3:35:05Ian MalcolmSee, and, and I think this, for what it's worth, Julie, let's just-- and, and I appreciate the, the demeanor here because you've been very reasonable, very, you know, calm, and you're delivering. 'Cause I might start following this guy,↗

3:35:14Speaker 9bro.↗

3:35:16Ian MalcolmThat's, it's, it's, this is an outlier in that regard. But what, what I do, Ju- Judah, just hang on. What I do find crazy is that somebody like Randy Fine, I think, in these rooms would be held up as a prime example of the problem that Americans have with Jews in office when it seems like they are prioritizing not only a foreign nation and perhaps a small ethnic minority of people, but they literally put onto Twitter suggestions that the Palestinians should be essentially nuked. I think he used the term "glast," which is just disgusting, despicable. I agree. But the challenge is that, that perhaps somebody like, like yourself, that might not be familiar with that position or that sentiment that he holds, would then look at the spaces that we hold in these small groups where we believe that there is disproportionate control, which just moments ago you agreed takes place in the West, and so I appreciate you calling that out, right? But then we look at somebody like Randy Fine, who seems to be prioritizing that foreign nation over America and is looking and excited to send American sons and daughters to go fight for a foreign war that seems to provide no benefit to Americans, and you would say that we're anti-Semitic for objecting to it, but you don't even know who Randi Fine is.↗

3:36:26Speaker 9I mean, you cannot-- When you say "look at him," it makes me laugh all the time, 'cause you can't admit him of how fat he is. I'm the↗

3:36:32Speaker 15representative in Florida. I live in Jerusalem, but I see him, he doesn't look particularly Jewish. I mean,↗

3:36:37Speaker 9Florida, Florida and New York are pretty much Tel Aviv, right?↗

3:36:43Ian MalcolmTwo point That, it was none other than the former governor of Florida, speaking of which, who went to, you said, I think Jerusalem, right? Who went to Israel to sign legislation to stifle the rights of free speech of Floridians when it comes to being critical of Jews in Israel. Do you find it insane that literally a person who's supposed to be looking after the interests of Floridians, if not Americans at large, that he would do something like that? Is that, is that crazy to you that Ron DeSantis flew to your country? To stifle the rights of his citizens in the American, land that is Florida.↗

3:37:22Speaker 15Look, I'm not a big fan of Republicans. and Ron DeSantis is free to do whatever he wants to. He's, he's subject to his constituents, the people that vote for him in Florida. And if that's what they want him to do, so be it. And if it's not, then he'll get unelected. But you, you know, that's how democracy works. D-↗

3:37:40Ian Malcolmcan, can you imagine if a Israeli politician came over to the state of Georgia? Georgia to pass legislation that Israelis couldn't be critical of people from Georgia or the United States.↗

3:37:53Speaker 15Well, you know, it's a, it's a whole, it's apples and oranges.↗

3:37:58Ian Malcolmno, it's not remotely apples and oranges. I'm trying to give you a direct comparison. It's the inverse of reality.↗

3:38:07Ian Malcolmcorrect. Can you imagine if an Israeli politician, Netanyahu, came to the United States and signed legislation with Donald Trump stifling your ability to be critical of the United States? Would, would that be ridiculous to you?↗

3:38:19Speaker 10Or no, stifling your ability to be critical of the Palestinians.↗

3:38:27Speaker 15What if your, your, your spaces glitching? But what did Ron DeSantis sign?↗

3:38:32Ian MalcolmNo, I, I understand. Ron DeSantis went over to Israel and signed legislation. You can look it up right now.↗

3:38:37Speaker 15Yeah, I'll look it up. Just tell↗

3:38:39Speaker 10me. Yeah, I just posted on the pill in the bottom. You signed anti-Semitism legislation. Why are you so retarded, man? Honestly, you don't know anything. Like this is what I, you're a low IQ, so there, there's a stereotype right, right there, that you're dumb, you just don't know anything, you just think, you're- No, I mean, I mean, listen, listen, listen, let's, come on. The sad part is, is that he's raising the kids, maybe he doesn't give a fuck about politics like everybody, but maybe, maybe if that's how he did it, he adopted two kids, but he doesn't know like basic common facts, like who Randy Fine is or what,↗

3:39:17Speaker 10You said that Ron DeSantis going down to Israel to sign off on, anti-Semitism legislation, well, that's democracy, that's the will of the people, is it? So out of the twenty million or so Floridians that are there, be quiet, out of the twenty million Floridians that are there, how many of them are Jewish, Jewish, Jewish? Are there over ten million Jews that he's representing in the state of Florida?↗

3:39:40Speaker 10Again,↗

3:39:40Speaker 15vote him out. It's a simple↗

3:39:41Speaker 10question. Are there ten-- Are there-- Why can't you answer a question? Are there over ten million Jews in Florida, given that you think that's a reflection of democracy? Because in a democracy, the majority supposedly rules. So what you just said there, once again, reflects your stupidity, ignorance, and low IQ Jewishness that you can't even, you can't even acknowledge the fact that it doesn't represent democracy. It actually confirms that a minority rules over a majority, because it's the minority that gets protected and gets anti-Semitism legislation. Not only passed, but passed in a foreign country. That's just how much control this foreign country has in America. How was it passed in a foreign country? How is it-- What do you mean? It was passed in Israel. Because it was passed unilaterally by the so-called democratically elected governor of Florida, who represents the Jews in Israel and doesn't represent the will of Florida. That's no longer democracy. That's a theocracy, 'cause it represents Jewish interests. So what it↗

3:40:32Speaker 15says here, what it says here, is that Ron DeSantis signed House Bill two sixty-nine Which had already been passed, alright? Which had already been passed.↗

3:40:43Speaker 10Wow, you, you-- How long did it take you to actually get a sentence together? Hang on, hang↗

3:40:46Speaker 15on.↗

3:40:46Speaker 10Look how slow you are. Do you realize how stupid you sound right now? You can't even put a sentence together. You have to repeat yourself halfway through. You don't realize how dumb you are.↗

3:40:58Speaker 16Hang on, hang on. All right, all right. You know, you're↗

3:41:01Speaker 10gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you're gonna, you↗

3:41:17Speaker 15After you left your↗

3:41:18Speaker 9matinee to go buy your dick sucked, you didn't, you↗

3:41:23Speaker 14don't↗

3:41:23Speaker 9know right from wrong↗

3:41:25Speaker 10anymore. My dad was a cab↗

3:41:26Speaker 14driver, my mom was a cab driver. Guys, my mom, my mom was- So we're gonna shit on one guy. Truth, truth Jullicious, what I was doing the last few minutes while I was being quiet is I was grabbing the receipts for everything that I'd said. So, Forage, it's the anti-white, we don't hire white men platform that was created by the organizations that I mentioned and invested in by Semper Verens, Lightspeed Ventures, H2 Ventures, so on and so forth. Don't, don't get too big↗

3:41:55Speaker 9mouthed on him now, brother, 'cause I mean, listen.↗

3:42:00Speaker 14The board members, Katie Watson from Gilead, John Renfro from, you wouldn't know any of those↗

3:42:06Speaker 9names.↗

3:42:07Speaker 14Wolf, shut the fuck up. I know↗

3:42:08Speaker 9Gilead, I know Watson. I don't think anybody in the room knows those names.↗

3:42:13Speaker 14Oh, John Renfro of Dis-Disney, alright, pretty popular company, alright. Yeah. Why does that matter? Because Michael Frohman, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, member of the NYBRIF, and a director at Disney, is also the guy I don't give a fuck what it is. It can get fucked for all I care. So, Beniborith or Beniborith aren't gonna work here anymore, Borith. And I'm trying to help you out. Like, at the end of the day, I don't need help from you. So, at the end of the day, Disney was caught admitting that they don't hire white people. Why does that matter? Because Michael Froman is also the vice chairman of the GAVI Alliance. The GAVI Alliance is the vaccine alliance, where they were literally planning this vaccine The nest, going as far back as twenty eighteen. Why does that matter? Because it means there's a conflict of interest both on the vaccine side and on the remdesivir side, and it just so happens that the same fucking guy that's involved with both is also involved in the platform that doesn't wanna fucking hire white people and network-wide excludes them from the hiring processes using algorithmic exclusion processes. That means the Jews that fucking are socioeconomically genociding white Americans in the United States by excluding them from opportunities are also literally, physically genociding them through biological terrorism and eugenics operations like the COVID pandemic and Remdesivir and Covaxin and Paxlovid that are designed to fucking stimulate Directed evolution inside and keep people on the fucking vaccine train and the fucking booster train. So, the last little thing I included in there, the last, the last, the last little thing I included in there for you was Rabbi Steven S. Weiss, who coined the phrase, if you'll remember, nineteen thirty-three, "Judea declared the Holocaust." Back up, back up, say↗

3:44:16Speaker 9that name again. That was the funniest Jewish name I've ever heard, bro. Steven S. Weiss. Weiss. That's a good one. How's that,↗

3:44:25Speaker 15how's that funny?↗

3:44:27Speaker 14His name is literally Steven is Weiss. You know, so anyway. S↗

3:44:32Speaker 15is his middle name.↗

3:44:34Speaker 14Yes, I know that.↗

3:44:35Speaker 15The↗

3:44:35Speaker 14middle initial. He's the founder of the Reform Judaism movement. He was the founder of the World Zionist Organization.↗

3:44:42Speaker 15Not, not the founder of the World Zionist Organization.↗

3:44:45Speaker 14Yes, he fucking is. I know more than you. He's the guy who pioneered the- The movement, dipshit. So anyway, that guy is the guy who, who coined the phrase, "Judea declares war on Germany," nineteen thirty-three. Why does that matter? Because after World War II, he then turned right, right back around and ran his dick sucker a little bit more, and he said, "One thing Adolf Hitler got right about us is that we are a race. He called us a race. I'm not an American Jew. I am not a, a Jew of..." You know, or an American of Jewish faith.↗

3:45:20Speaker 14I'm a Jew, I've been a Jew for a thousand years. The thing that Hitler got right about us was that he called us a race, and we are a race. And so people like Dennis Prager today, Prager University, he builds his fucking media education company, hires his little unit eighty-two hundred fucking spy terrorists Con from Adam Milstein's Israeli American Council to be his CEO, and then he goes around and learns from the Rabbi Stephen S. Weiss Synagogue in Los Angeles, where they teach the Holocaust to, you know, young, open American kiddo minds to teach white guilt and that this fairy tale the Jews made up in nineteen fifty of the Holocaust, which they used to fucking increase Fucking recurring income from Germans and white↗

3:46:15Speaker 14European countries, and to get out of jail free for basically every fucking crime ever, and justify building these anti-fucking-semitism laws for something that absolutely never fucking happened and wasn't mentioned by a single president until the '70s by Ronald Reagan. Why was that? Because Jews are the fucking worst people in the world, and they hate white Europeans. All right, all right. And they are a collectivist race, and they hate us, and they hate our fucking founding stock Americans. They do. It is what it is.↗

3:46:49Speaker 15I don't↗

3:46:49Speaker 14hate you. Okay, my fight's not with you, but just don't get in our way. And, and Steven S. Wise-- It's clear,↗

3:46:55Speaker 15Steven S. Wise never said Jews declare war on Judea. It was the fucking New York Times headline. Look it up. It was the Daily Express, by the way, not the New York Times, and they ran a headline, and that's what they wrote, "Judea declares war on Germany." Okay. Not, not, they weren't quoting Steven S. Weiss. He didn't say that. Is the, is the line genetic too,↗

3:47:19Speaker 14or are we still pretending it's not a white wing British↗

3:47:22Speaker 15newspaper? That was their headline on the twenty-fourth of March, nineteen thirty-three. They weren't quoting Steven S. Weiss, and Steven S. Weiss isn't the leader of the Jews of America↗

3:47:34Speaker 14I didn't say he was a leader of a organization called Jews of America. He was the foun- He was the creator of the Reform Judaism movement and the founder of the Zionist movement. Yes, he was. Okay, look, he↗

3:47:47Speaker 11definitely, look, he definitely wasn't the creator of Reform Judaism that started in the 1840s, like eighty years before he was born. Hey, exactly, way before↗

3:47:55Speaker 15Steven S. Weiss was born. So look up your facts. You know, go over your receipts again. And then come back to me. But I agree with you, I don't know what you're actually talking about,↗

3:48:04Speaker 10okay? Why did, did they declare war on Germany, Jewish?↗

3:48:09Speaker 15They, they, they, imposed a boycott on Nazi Germany after Kristallnacht. After Nazi Germany. Wait a↗

3:48:17Speaker 10minute, wait a minute, one step at a time. When did Kristallnacht happen? Which year?↗

3:48:24Speaker 15let me look that up.↗

3:48:25Speaker 10So you don't know? It was↗

3:48:26Speaker 15certainly after the, the rise of the Nazi Party in Germany. No,↗

3:48:30Speaker 10that's a different story. You said after Kristallnacht. What year did Kristallnacht happen? Well, I even had↗

3:48:34Speaker 15that wrong.↗

3:48:35Speaker 10First of all, you say Kristallnacht, do you know what Kristallnacht even was and what took place there?↗

3:48:41Speaker 10It was↗

3:48:42Speaker 15in↗

3:48:42Speaker 101938. so when did you declare war? When did you declare war? Hold on, hey, Mr. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, you fuck, you fuck. Why don't you go check your receipt since you just got caught lying? You just said, you just, yeah, you did, you just said they declared, hey, hey, hey, asshole, shut the fuck up, I'm talking now. You just said you declared war on Germany after Kristallnacht. Kristall, hey, asshole, I'm talking. Hey, Child services on this guy. Stop interrupting. Somebody call child services on this guy, he might be molesting his kids right now. Anyway, you just lied. You just stated that you didn't declare war on Germany after Kristallnacht. Kristallnacht took place in nineteen thirty-eight. You didn't declare war on Germany in nineteen thirty-three. So you just lied. Why did you lie to the audience? Explain yourself, you fuck. Jesus Christ. Explain why you just lied. Go on, I'm listening. I corrected↗

3:49:34Speaker 15myself.↗

3:49:34Speaker 10Oh, fuck you, you, you lied.↗

3:49:36Speaker 9He was about to jump through the telephone to reveal, "Come on, you lied." That's the Jew, Jew, Jew, and↗

3:49:40Speaker 15Hindu.↗

3:49:40Speaker 10Why does the Jew always lie? Explain to me why the Jews always get caught lying. Why did you just lie? Now, explain to me what crystal knuck isn't. What happened there? Since you, you said that with such confidence and conviction. What was crystal knuck? What's the place?↗

3:49:57Speaker 10Holy cow.↗

3:50:02Speaker 15What was Kristallnacht, the night of broken glass? Why↗

3:50:05Speaker 10was there any broken glass? What took place there? What did the Jews do to provoke Kristallnacht? They existed. No, they weren't. No, a seventeen-year-old Polish kid killed a German diplomat, and then for less than twenty-four hours, there was, there was a reaction to it. And so the entire community was blamed on them. And then, no, then Goebbels, then Goebbels couldn't put an immediate stop to it in less than twenty-four hours. So the, the, their Jewish businesses Protecting only, and by the way, only a handful of Jewish businesses got touched. Hey, the whole non-German businesses got hit too. So you guys against view bullshit history, you try to use Kristallnacht to your advantage. Why? Because Jews do what they always do to, you know what another Jewish stereotype is?↗

3:50:46Speaker 11Just shut up for a minute. Okay, Truth, so sorry, Truth. Listen, Julius, the best way for this to work is one of you talk at a time. If you wanna respond to Truth, do it afterwards. Let him, let him get his points out, and then respond if you think he's wrong. 'Cause this, look, nobody can hear. And also, Truth's got quite a bigger voice than you, so like- That's all I hear. So like, you just are kind of mumbling under him. So just wait a second, let Truth get his point out, and then respond afterwards. Okay? Sorry, Truth, go ahead.↗

3:51:19Speaker 10And you didn't correct yourself. I called you out on your bullshit, and then you acknowledged you lied. So you lied again there, too. You didn't correct yourself. Oh, wait a minute, I made a mistake. No, you got owned, exposed for being the lying rat piece of shit that you are, and then you admitted, "Yeah, yeah, I got it↗

3:51:39Speaker 10In 24 hours, but for you to think that it's justified to declare war on an entire country over what one day's riots? You think that's normal behavior on behalf of the Jews, that you were able to rationalize that in your little fucking volatile, mal- not just malicious, but your violent little head that you, that Jews should declare war on an entire country over Kristallnacht? You think that's justified?↗

3:52:03Speaker 10You never really thought that through, did you? See, this is why you're a low IQ little maggot rat fuck, because you're, you're stupid. You don't think it all, you just believe whatever the Jews tell you. You probably still think it's six million Jews, don't you, in the Holocaust? You do, don't you? I do. Exactly, 'cause you're retarded. I mean, I can predict all your fucking thoughts, 'cause it's just so stereotypical. You know what↗

3:52:23Speaker 10the other thing you're good at doing? It's playing the victim. That Everyone hates you, and you play the victim card? So why do you think it was six million, by the way?↗

3:52:39Speaker 15Can I respond? It↗

3:52:40Speaker 10was, it↗

3:52:41Speaker 15was a↗

3:52:41Speaker 10question. Yeah.↗

3:52:44Speaker 15That's- I don't know,↗

3:52:45Speaker 10can you respond? Are you capable? Are you just gonna lie again?↗

3:52:49Speaker 15Are you going to let me speak truth?↗

3:52:51Speaker 10Are you gonna tell the truth or are you gonna keep lying and bullshitting and gaslighting the audience? What's it gonna be, Joolish?↗

3:52:57Speaker 15I didn't, I didn't gaslight, I corrected myself immediately. You didn't↗

3:53:00Speaker 10correct yourself, you got caught lying. Did you voluntarily admit that you made a mistake, or did you get caught out today, what year, and then you realized, oh shit, this guy actually knows, it wasn't nineteen thirty-three, it was nineteen thirty-eight. You didn't voluntarily correct yourself, you got it wrong, and you got exposed, and then you admitted you got it wrong afterwards. I called you out, you got it wrong, and you got shamefully humiliated and exposed for the line you fuckgas Shut the fuck up when Daddy's speaking to you, understand? I'll beat you like I'll beat your kids intellectually, okay, big guy?↗

3:53:33Ian MalcolmNo, that's all. That, all of that is being figured out. Non-violently, non-violently, because if you can't fight it, we don't want to fight it. We don't want to fight it. I just wanna make sure to call those things out, but what I would say is, hang on, let's do, let's to try and make this, let, let's say a little less emotional, a accurately pointing that out. but Julie, let's just, we will let you, why don't you have 60 seconds and then Truth Tower can get 60 seconds and we can go back and forth, you guys can have a gentlemanly disagreement. In↗

3:54:07Speaker 151933, it was already clear what the Nazis had anticipated for the Jews. Hitler wrote Mein Kampf Spoke very clearly about his hopes and aspirations for the Jewish people, Jewish pe-Jewish Germans, Jewish German citizens, veterans, people who'd fought on behalf of Germany in World War One, people who received Iron Crosses, were disenfranchised by the Nazi regime. That's why the, that's why the Jews in America decided to boycott the Jews in Germany.↗

3:54:42Speaker 13Can you tell me how many Jews fought for Hitler in the↗

3:54:46Speaker 11One second. We told him we would give him sixty seconds. We gotta be real with that and then let truth come back through. Yeah, and, and, and↗

3:54:53Ian Malcolmuncensored. I fully, I fully agree with that one uncensored, but what I would throw as a question, I think this is where Veritas was going. Oh, that's↗

3:55:00Speaker 11Veritas, too. So Jew,↗

3:55:01Ian MalcolmJewlicious. No, no, no, but, but, but no, I, I like that you did that uncensored. I wanna try to keep↗

3:55:12Ian MalcolmI try to be the bumpers in, in bowling for the children. I, I think you might be mistaken there with that idea of what, Adolf Hitler suggested about Jews who had fought in World War One and their treatment under the National Socialists. You, you might be putting your foot in another trap in that one intellectually, and I think Truthstar is probably gonna highlight that, but that's just me trying to help you out. so back to you. He had↗

3:55:34Speaker 11twenty-five seconds on my clock here, I've↗

3:55:36Ian Malcolmgot one going. Well, let's, we're↗

3:55:48Speaker 11Go for it. Mute button's on the bottom left.↗

3:55:55Speaker 11Do do do do do do do do. Alright, I'm not doing that any longer. Where you at?↗

3:56:04Ian MalcolmJulius, the, the one to the bottom left, and nobody can say that we're not trying to be fair in these, in these spaces. Oh, sorry, yeah.↗

3:56:11Speaker 15You mute him↗

3:56:11Speaker 10for conversation.↗

3:56:12Speaker 15You muted me. So like I said, we're muted. In 1933, as soon as, Hitler rose to power, he launched systematic persecution against the Jews. There was a national boycott of Jewish businesses, Jews removed from civil service. Via the law for the restoration of professional civil service, Jewish lawyers were banned and, public book burnings were organized. What, which books were burned?↗

3:56:38Speaker 10Can you remind me which of those books were burned? Truth,↗

3:56:40Speaker 11truth. Hold on, truth. Just write it down. Hang on, hang on, that's the thirty seconds. Yep. Hang on,↗

3:56:45Ian Malcolmhang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. That's gonna be an extra ten seconds for Julius. He gets, ten more to add, so let's add it to the clock. So you're getting all the time and then three stars gonna get to come out. You↗

3:57:00Speaker 11know you got it, you know you got it, just chill. Alright, forty seconds, I'm watching a clock, go.↗

3:57:06Speaker 15So April 1st, 1933, there was a nationwide government organized boycott of all Jewish owned shops. April 7th, 1933, Jews were dismissed from civil service, judges, lawyers, and teachers. April 22nd, 1933, Jewish students, enrollment in universities were limited. April 2 1933. Jewish doctors were excluded from the national health insurance system. May 10th, 1933. The Nazi students and supporters burned books by Jewish authors and other perceived enemies of the state, and there was ongoing violence. So, that's what happened in↗

3:57:49Speaker 151933. Sounds nice. Alright, that's good. Alright, you wrapped up. It's different from you guys, but you know-↗

3:57:56Speaker 11You left seven seconds on there, but↗

3:57:58Speaker 15are↗

3:57:58Speaker 11you done then? I made my point.↗

3:58:01Speaker 15By 1933, it was very clear what Hitler had in mind for the Jews.↗

3:58:06Speaker 11Okay. Alright, truth.↗

3:58:08Speaker 10Well, we'll run your minute. You got this. So far, none of what he says states anything about concentration camps or ghettos, and in Jews, none of that took place. Jews were allowed to leave, some of them did. Jews were able, also able to negotiate the Havara agreement as a result of that boycott you mentioned, to leave peacefully with all of their assets. So yeah, if you're seeing it's quite clear what Hit-what Hitler and the National Socialists had in mind for the Chosen Nights, the Lumerites like you, it's clear↗

3:58:37Speaker 10Which you didn't answer for, they burned books from the Institute of Sexuality led by Magnus Hirschfeld, who was hijacking the minds of kids and trying to, and, and converting them over from boy to girl, girl, girl to boy. In addition to, of course, the Frankfurt School and their, their books on all the sorts of the isms, from racisms, multiculturalisms, transgenderisms, that again caused, of course, or that was the main source of frictions and divisions within the German country. Yes, all those books, all those liberal progressive books that I guess you subscribe Like, what, Herbert Marcuse, Max Horkheimer, they all ended up coming to the US, to Columbia. So again, they also got to leave peacefully, though they were the source of subversion and division within Germany. If you forgot nineteen thirty-three, yeah, desperate times call for desperate measures. It was the peak of the Great Depression that the Jews had caused, when they of course destroyed the American economy as well, when you had Jewish bankers from the Federal Reserve crash the economy 'cause they started to sell all their shares and caused an eighty-five percent crash in the stock market, which↗

3:59:36Speaker 10That position, is it because they were blamed perhaps for World War One as a result of what, again, the Jewish leaders of the Weimar, what would become the Weimar Republic did and agreed to cause Germany to have to pay a six point six billion dollar fine for a war that was never their fault, which then led to their massive hyperinflation that took place that again, bankrupted many of the German businesses and demoralized the entire country. And then what did Jews do during the tough times in Germany in the nineties?↗

4:00:00Speaker 17twenties? Well, they of course established and built their brothels, they were prostituting their women, they were enjoying their what mother, daughter shows, and of course, pimping, prostitution, doing what they do best, all the way established even before they screwed over Germany in V-Mc-Da through V-Mc-Dal in Argentina. Berlin was actually one of the points where you guys were importing women from as well, in addition to Poland, 'cause you guys were always Long before there was a Jeff Epstein or a Ghislaine Maxwell. So now, just sticking to nineteen thirty-three, it-- for Germany and Weimar Republic, right there, real fast,↗

4:00:34Speaker 18real fast. I just wanna say, so obviously it's been like almost two minutes, keep going, but I think it's fine, we don't have to do a timer, let's just make sure we're not talking over each other and we can respond in full back and forth. Let's just not talk over each other. We don't need to do the timer, sure. Julius, just, just Y'all both get notepads out and let's just run it. We'll do it nice and respectfully, and this will be a good dialogue. You got it? Alright, I'll shut up. Keep going, Truth, your time until you're done.↗

4:01:03Speaker 17Now, the part that he overlooks is the fact that many Jews did stick around Germany, and their businesses actually, actually thrived under National Socialist Germany, 'cause it was a socio-political economic ideology. It wasn't just anti-Jewish, it was anti-Marxist, anti-communist, which is what Jew-- what those Jews were Again, not punished or, or not physically violated in any way, but yeah, they were told to leave. They could, they couldn't be a part of the country, and it's, and it's their right to do so. Just as, you know, when, say a full-on capitalist country doesn't wanna deal with communists, well, then that's their choice not wanna have them there. But those Jews that did stick around, their businesses did very well, they thrived, and they were actually loyal to the state. They actually- In the SS during World War II, 150,000 Jews in fact served under the National Socialists. And Hitler hated Jews so much, why did he have a Jewish doctor, a Jewish driver? Why did he get on just fine essentially with Jews? His issue, once again, was with Jewish Marxists, who were sources of subversion and of course perversion as well. They were pimping and prostituting women in addition to spreading their perversions through the media that they controlled and the newspapers that they controlled. Of course they would be removed from positions of power. Of course the↗

4:02:15Speaker 17Resources of destruction for the country. In addition to that, what were the Jews doing while they were in power in the Weimar Republic, Germany? Were they helping like homelessness and welfare and getting rid of diversion and usury? No, they were doubling down on it. So of course they got rid of the source of degeneracy, they got, they rid of the Jewzery. No more six point six billion dollar fine, they could start a clean slate and they issued their own cur- their own currency, a labor-backed, zero interest, zero debt currency, so this way they could restart their economy↗

4:02:45Speaker 17Their assets, and also held the Rothschilds, well, let's just say hostage for a ransom that got paid, and then he got released. He wasn't even the Rothschilds were harmed, even they got released. You know what their worst punishment was? A little bit of hard labor, they had to scrub floors. So that was the extent of the harm on the Jews, the rich Jew that caused all the problems in the first place, and was the recipient of the Balfour Declaration, the guy they should have all the beef in the world with. They were gonna harm Jews, why↗

4:03:08Speaker 17didn't they↗

4:03:15Speaker 17Harm them in nineteen forty when they arrested them in France. Three times the Germans could have done, done harm to the Jews, but what's funny to me is you don't talk about all the harm the Jews did to Germany, destroying the economy, murdering Germans as well. Sixty thousand Germans were murdered in, as a result of the Bromberg massacre in the, in nineteen thirty nine, despite numerous warnings to stop. But the Jews just refused to cease and desist because they'd already made up their mind in nineteen thirty three to declare war on Germany. They organized international boycott against Germany before any harm had↗

4:03:45Speaker 17Should guys like you call them Nazi, and you don't even know if you know what that means, bumpkin, simpleton, it's a slur, insult to Germans, and that took place in nineteen twenty, it was nineteen twenty-four, nineteen twenty-two or twenty-four, when Konrad Heyden, a Marxist Jew just like you, decided to start describing National Socialists Germans that way. This is when they were suffering from hyperinflation, at their worst point, they had zero power. So the Jews were already insulting Germans and call, and calling them names before Hitler was ever in power, while↗

4:04:14Speaker 17he International Socialism in Germany, 'cause it ran counter to Jewish ideology of Jewzery, degeneracy, and communism. So that's what they were adv-adv-advocated to, that's what they were against. So of course they were against those Jews and any one of their supporters as well who happened not to be Jewish. It wasn't just an anti-Jewish platform, it was a platform to liberate the country from the Jewish problem that revolved around communism, degeneracy, and Jewzery, stuff that you espouse, along with, of course, you know, things↗

4:04:45Speaker 17Spouse, as you do today in America, I'm sure you would, you'd be very fond of your daughter doing, having an OnlyFans account. What's good for the boy is good for the Jew, too, right? It'd be fine with her going on, for instance, Pornhub and putting out her content over there. Why not? Sal-- Rabbi Salomon, Rabbi, Rabbi Salomon, Rabbi Friedman runs that. So, I mean, if you wanna support Jewish culture and Jewish businesses, you know, so there won't be a boycott against them, you should volunteer your kids to↗

4:05:15Speaker 17One of the biggest contributors to APAC, and I'm sure you knew all that stuff, 'cause you're so knowledgeable, and you're such a high IQ Jew. So you see the issue here with guys like Joolish, is he completely just, you know, either they play dumb or really, I, I'm sure there is a level of, ignorance there as well. There's just a lot he doesn't know. He still thinks he's six million, when even Holocaust scholars like Raoul Hilberg, who knows a lot more than you, he studied the Holocaust for over thirty years↗

4:05:45Speaker 17Scientific evidence to back up the claim of gas chambers that murdered anyone in any of those camps, he said no. There's, I'm, I'm, I'm at a loss. His exact words, "I'm at a loss." No, there's no evidence, and he doesn't even claim six million, he says it's around five. So you believe bullshit despite Jewish scholars saying otherwise. So it's already been proven beyond a reasonable doubt that there's no such thing as a six million, the Jews completely fabricated that number, which is also the reason why they reduced the number of, of↗

4:06:09Speaker 17dead To Rublanka, that's maybe down to thirty, forty thousand. And when Austral-Australian scientists went in there to go and diagnose the ground and figure out if there's any proof, evidence of residue from cyanide or any type of gaseous poisons, they found nothing. In fact, when they looked for proof of any burials, zero nothing, because there were no burials, there was no death camps there. Those were labor camps. You guys just don't like to do any hard labor. Do your kids even know how to mow lawns or rake leaves or do any type of If you guys ever learned how to do hard labor, and you couldn't do it then, I doubt you can do it now, because you're inherently lazy. And that's why you guys re-require state assistance to get by anywhere you are in the world, including in New York. And that's why you have, the curious Joelle, that one town sixty, fifty miles north of New York, that's ninety-four percent subsidized by the government, none of the Jews there fucking work, 'cause again, they're lazy fucks. The women don't obviously work at all, other than maybe some↗

4:07:13Speaker 17Obviously. And I'll just finish on this. Without state subsidies, you guys don't function. Without American subsidies, your place in Jerusalem, your, your country of, Israel doesn't exist, because you guys are a charity state still relying on German reparations, of course, subsidies from NATO and subsidies from the US. So just remember that you're a fucking charity case with a big nose 'cause air is free.↗

4:07:34Speaker 19Also, Truth, you forgot to say the obvious. Every event that Julius mentioned happened after, after Judea declared war on Rome. All right, all right. I think, I think we heard enough. The long restoration of the civil service, the gap in equal rights, the toppling of the Roman Empire. Yeah, I'm,↗

4:07:48Ian MalcolmI'm with, I'm with Wolf on this. And, and Julius, look, Truth just gave, and I'm, this is my honest opinion, eight minutes and eighteen seconds, so I was gonna say that was, that was Lord of He was firing on all cylinders, and so, yes, we try to be fair. So, Jude, let's just, you get eight minutes, you can present your side of the argument. What I would suggest is that you focus on details, data, and other things that are going to perhaps add validity to your idea,↗

4:08:20Speaker 17like you did last time.↗

4:08:24Speaker 17Thomas has a hard mic.↗

4:08:25Speaker 18Thomas. Am I allowed↗

4:08:26Speaker 20to, am I allowed to speak now?↗

4:08:28Speaker 18Yep, all yours. Thomas needs a chip. You tell me when to start the time, I'll start it. Eight, eight and a half minutes.↗

4:08:34Speaker 20Is there a time now? We're timing. Well, I mean, well, go ahead,↗

4:08:38Speaker 18go ahead, go ahead. You get at least eight minutes. Go ahead. Don't worry about it, just go. Go ahead. Don't worry about it. You won't get interrupted. Oh,↗

4:08:44Speaker 20yes, I know how to mow a Very blue collar, my dad was an electrician and a cab driver, my mom's a manicurist. I have no silver spoon in my mouth. your↗

4:09:00Speaker 19mom does↗

4:09:02Speaker 20manicures? True. Doesn't do that anymore. True,↗

4:09:04Speaker 19it's all right. This is his whole defense for lying to us about the dates, come on!↗

4:09:08Speaker 20Did I, did I, did I, did I- Guys,↗

4:09:12Speaker 18guys, he didn't interrupt one time, just let him go. It's alright.↗

4:09:17Speaker 20I'm, yeah, not looking good if we don't let him talk. Well, you don't look good regardless, but we'll leave that.↗

4:09:24Speaker 17You're the handsome guy here.↗

4:09:26Speaker 20Okay, bro. Like, don't, don't even call me stupid when I'm trying to be good to you, alright? I look, I appreciate it, but, you know, you're gonna, you're gonna have to at some point let me speak, right? Or not, it's up to you. Alright, so we can sit there and we can talk about the, the one hundred thousand Jews that fought for Germany in World War One. It's a hundred and fifty thousand. It was a hundred and fifty. Yeah. Pay attention. Yeah, how come it's six↗

4:09:56Speaker 17million? You↗

4:09:57Speaker 20get that number↗

4:09:57Speaker 17right,↗

4:09:57Speaker 20but you couldn't get a hundred and fifty thousand right? Oh my God. All right. So no one's gonna let me speak, right? It's just gonna interject every two seconds. I didn't say a word when, But you keep↗

4:10:05Speaker 17lying, you keep getting exposed.↗

4:10:09Speaker 20Ian, seriously, is it gonna interject every two seconds or am I gonna allow myself, am I, am I gonna allow, am I gonna be allowed to,↗

4:10:17Speaker 19only if you↗

4:10:18Speaker 20don't lie, gonna allow yourself to open↗

4:10:19Speaker 17your↗

4:10:19Speaker 20mouth and↗

4:10:19Speaker 17spout lies? I don't know, can you? All right,↗

4:10:21Speaker 20well, you know, I'm not gonna play this game. I let you speak, truth teller. He's not gonna play the telling the↗

4:10:29Speaker 19truth game.↗

4:10:30Speaker 20Truth teller, you lied incessantly. The calmer doesn't allow him to. Truth teller, you lied incessantly. What Well, if you let me speak, I can sit there and address some of the points you made, okay?↗

4:10:44Ian MalcolmAlright, I'm, I'm gonna pause everybody here for a second. So here's what we're gonna do. No more muting of Julius. no more interrupting, Julius. Julius, no more playing the victim. Please, are you gonna let me talk? Can I please speak? Can I share my ideas? Can I... Just stop, just go! And the first thing that I'm gonna ask, I'm gonna be blunt, list off five to ten categorical lies or disttruths as you see them that you think TruthTeller was incorrect on, and then please provide some kind of substantiated demonstration that the points that he made in your assertion are either lies or mistruths. Please list off the five to ten that you would identify as being completely fabricated or inaccurate, and then, again, defend them. That will be a good way to approach this argument. You have eight minutes. Ready? Go.↗

4:11:48Speaker 17You're gonna mute yourself.↗

4:11:55Speaker 17Delicious.↗

4:11:58Speaker 18Bottom left, brother. Brother is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that sentence.↗

4:12:05Speaker 20Holy cow, you guys keep muting me every two seconds. So I'm going to try and address all the points that he made. But the notion that Jews were innately disloyal to Germany is fa-is false. A hundred, over a hundred thousand Jews fought for Germany in World War One. Eighteen thousand of them received Iron Crosses, which is the highest award that was given to soldiers in World War One.↗

4:12:36Speaker 20They acquitted themselves with distinction and loyalty to the German state. Second of all, the, the, one of the most heinous things the truth teller did was sit there and treat Jews as a monolithic entity. All right? The intellectual Jews who were in universities and promoted ideas that you found loathsome, all right, were not, didn't represent all the Jews. Not by any measure, not by any standard, not by, you know, a lot of Jews are religious, have nothing to do with pornography, are opposed to pornography, and certainly wouldn't have their daughters be on, on OnlyFans or, or Pornhub or anything like that at all. Alright? So you can't treat Jews as a monolithic entity. That's just wrong. Alright?↗

4:13:29Speaker 20what other nonsense did he say? Raoul Hilberg said that there were no gas chambers. That's also false. And I can say that because I was at the Nuremberg trial. I sat there and I witnessed it myself. Alright, I sat in the courtroom, I saw Ernst Zündel, I saw his like Holocaust revisionist experts, and, and what you said that Raul Hilberg said is just false. He documented the Final Solution in meticulous detail. You can read about it in his book, The Destruction of the European Jews. And he detailed methods of extermination, including the use of gas chambers and death camps. That's in his book, so that was also inaccurate. Notice I'm not calling you a liar, just, you know, mistaken. I'm sorry about that.↗

4:14:18Speaker 17No, I'll be correct.↗

4:14:21Speaker 20Yeah. So just the most offensive thing that you, that, that you, you said was that Jews work in lockstep with each other and are a monolithic entity, and because there were some intellectuals who promoted progressive ideals or values or whatever, that all Jews shared those progressive values and ideas. They didn't. A lot of Jews were religious and very conservative and would have nothing to do with any of that stuff.↗

4:14:48Speaker 20and- Yeah, I don't, I don't even know where else to go. and, and you sat there and you thought that, that there's a big gotcha that, that there were five million Jewish victims of the Holocaust instead of six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust. You know, we can quibble, but the end, the end result is very clear. At the end of World War II, over seventy percent of the Jewish population of, of Europe was exterminated, gone, gone forever. Alright? To this day, we're, we're in 2026. The Hol-- the World War II ended in 1945, and we still haven't gone back to the same levels of population that we had before World War II. So there were more Jews on Earth in 1933 than there are in 2026. So, you know, do with that what you will. Then you talked about The, the, how Hitler loved the Jews. He had a Jewish doctor, he had a Jewish driver, and he had, and, and a hundred and fifty thousand Jews,↗

4:15:55Speaker 20served for the Nazis in World War II. So those a hundred and fifty thousand Jews were Jewish by Nazi standards, not by Jewish standards. So that means anyone who had a grandparent That was Jewish, was considered Jewish.↗

4:16:11Speaker 17Doesn't Israel↗

4:16:11Speaker 20consider whether or not he actually was Jewish? The vast majority of those Jews, the vast majority of those Jews weren't actively Jewish, didn't consider themselves Jewish, or used service in the German army to, to, to try to evade being, being, exterminated in the gas chambers that you said don't exist. So, you know, I obviously don't see the world as you see it. You have some sort of like unhinged hatred of the Jews and some preconceived notions of Jewish, of what Judaism is about that don't reflect reality. You talk about us with be-- having silver spoons in our mouths, you talk about us like looking a certain way, you talk about us like--↗

4:16:58Ian MalcolmWait,↗

4:16:59Speaker 20wait, hang on, but you agreed that↗

4:17:00Ian MalcolmJews do have a phenotype. No, no, hang on, but I'm, I'm gonna point that one out because it was you who agreed that Ben Stiller looked Jewish. Yes.↗

4:17:09Speaker 20Okay,↗

4:17:09Ian Malcolmjust↗

4:17:10Speaker 20one call back to that. But Scarlett Johansson doesn't look Jewish, right? Right? oh, is that's a question. I, I think some might say that she, she's, I don't know, I don't know what you look like, but you can convert to Judaism tomorrow, and you would be as Jewish as I am. And no matter what I try to do, I will never be black or Asian or- You know, Southeast Asian or anything like that, I can't convert to that.↗

4:17:41Speaker 20No matter what I try to do. So, I hope you understand the point that I was trying to make. So yeah, so the hundred and fifty thousand Jews that allegedly-- if you read the book that that was based on, you'd understand that most of them weren't halachically Jewish, they weren't considered Jews by Judaism. They didn't consider themselves Jewish. What↗

4:18:02Speaker 17standard does Israel use to determine who's Jewish? How many grandparents have to be Jewish?↗

4:18:09Speaker 20One grandparent.↗

4:18:10Speaker 17I see. So the National Socialist uses the same standard to determine Jewishness as, as the Israel does. So is Israel also a Nazi state? Let↗

4:18:18Speaker 20me, let me explain, let me explain to you what happens in Israel. In Israel, the state allows anyone who has a Jewish grandparent To move to Israel.↗

4:18:28Speaker 17Yeah.↗

4:18:29Speaker 20Especially if they're fleeing from persecution.↗

4:18:31Speaker 17Therefore, they have birthright access,↗

4:18:33Speaker 20right? But, unless, wait, but if, but hang on, Jewish, if they,↗

4:18:37Ian MalcolmJewish, just hang on, hang on, I'll mute you. If, if they don't practice Judaism at all, why do they have the right of return based on, what others might, oh, I don't know, refer to in science as the genetic aspect?↗

4:18:53Speaker 20Because historically people were persecuted for having any connection to Judaism, regardless of whether they identified as Jews or they practiced Judaism. Now, but how are they, how are they↗

4:19:03Ian Malcolmtied to Jews or Judaism? They haven't ever practiced. But if they↗

4:19:06Speaker 17weren't persecuted by Hitler, they got to be soldiers and serve and become generals and run businesses. If they had one parent, you said if there's any association with Judaism, right? So even just one grandparent or two. You had, so how about if you had a hundred and-- You just, you just contradicted yourself. You can't have it both ways. Either Jews have been historically persecuted for any association with Judaism, or they haven't. So much for my eight minutes. So I just-- Well, you, you just lied,↗

4:19:29Speaker 20but you keep getting exposed. So much for my eight minutes. So, you can't contradict me. I have, I have a lot more to expose. Wait till I'm finished. Wait till I'm finished, and then talk about whatever you want to talk about. Sure, but you contradicted yourself. Alright. Alright, a hundred and fifty thousand people that, that may have been considered Jewish by the Nazis or who may have been hiding it but didn't identify as Jews at all is nothing compared to five million Jews that were annihilated by the Nazi regime. Alright? So it's not six million. Kristallnacht and all those acts against Jews were indiscriminate. They were indiscriminate. They attacked Jews regardless of their politics, regardless of their beliefs, regardless of their ideologies, regardless of anything. Alright? So, you know, put that in your pipe and smoke it. But I stay↗

4:20:16Speaker 17away from Jewish poisons. I don't smoke anything. Alright, that's why is that Jews? Because Jews are the ones that actually brought tobacco, and Jews are known for actually- Wait,↗

4:20:46Speaker 17wait Now it's my turn to speak. You said you're finished, right? Now I get to talk.↗

4:20:52Speaker 20I didn't say I was finished. I said you don't let me finish. You interject every time I finish my statement. Okay, go on,↗

4:20:58Speaker 17finish your statement. Am I allowed↗

4:20:59Speaker 20to interject whenever you lie? Stop↗

4:21:02Speaker 17crying, finish your statement. Am I allowed to interject whenever you lie? I didn't lie at all. You, and so far everything I've said has been 100% accurate. I, I'm gonna actually produce for you, I'm gonna produce for You might have been there, but your recollection, listen, listen, your recollection of what took place is completely wrong. I know exactly what took place. You can see that. Because I read the damn↗

4:21:27Speaker 20book. It specifically detailed exactly the po-the, the methods used by the Nazis to annihilate Jews. Alright? They weren't annihilated. You can read them. They were, they were put in work camps. And I was at the trial. They were put in work camps. I was at the trial. I was at the trial. When was the trial? What year was the trial? Hey, didn't you go smart? What year, what, what date was the trial?↗

4:21:49Speaker 17Hey, what year, what date was the trial? You were there. What year was it? What year was it? What year was it? Which trial? There's no doubt it's the trial. For the↗

4:21:58Speaker 20second↗

4:21:59Speaker 17one. What year was it? Which pro, which province, which city was the trial? Go ahead, didn't you go smart? Go on.↗

4:22:04Speaker 20Which↗

4:22:07Speaker 17trial?↗

4:22:08Ian MalcolmWhat do you mean, which trial you went to↗

4:22:11Speaker 201992.↗

4:22:12Speaker 17Yeah, the trial was in the 80s, bud. You got that wrong too.↗

4:22:16Speaker 20That's great, look it up, dumbass.↗

4:22:18Speaker 17I don't need to, I already know.↗

4:22:20Speaker 20Look it up, dumbass.↗

4:22:23Speaker 18Well, I mean, look, here's the deal, right? There were two trials. One was in '85, one was in-- No, hold on, one was in '88, and then the Supreme Court of Canada overturned it in '92, which wouldn't have had a trial.↗

4:22:35Speaker 17Yeah, so look it up, dumbass. And by the way, the trial you would have attended-- Hold on, the trial you would have attended is the one that I was referring to, which took place in '85, because I specifically referred to when Raoul Hilberg was cross-examined. That didn't happen in 1992. So once again, you're full of shit.↗

4:22:53Speaker 17Yeah, so eat shit, you fucking kike.↗

4:22:56Speaker 20Alright, awesome.↗

4:22:57Ian MalcolmWhoa, that's unnecessary, but Julius, hang on, are you suggesting that you were at a Supreme Court, ruling that apparently wouldn't have had a audience?↗

4:23:05Speaker 20I was, I was,↗

4:23:08Ian MalcolmI was at both. I was at both. What were you doing? You were at both. Why were you doing that? Wait, wait↗

4:23:23Speaker 20I was at the trial in 1985.↗

4:23:26Speaker 17I was 17 years old. so it was the 80s. Why did you say '92? Why didn't you mention the 80s?↗

4:23:31Ian MalcolmNobody- Why did you just say '92?↗

4:23:33Speaker 20Nobody lets me speak. No, no, no, stop playing victim. Why did you say '92?↗

4:23:40Ian Malcolmyou don't remember that trial,↗

4:23:42Speaker 19to be honest. how would anybody- I think anybody↗

4:23:45Ian Malcolmthat, anybody that was at a historic thing, hey, hey, hey, don't these,↗

4:23:49Speaker 17don't these trials take place during the day when normal people have to go to work? Like, didn't you have a job to be attending a, what, multi-week trial in nineteen eighty-five? But, but even,↗

4:23:57Ian Malcolmeven in spite of that, hang on, to, to say, to say I was at something in '92 and then to reverse-engineer your statement to say, and in↗

4:24:10Ian Malcolmlet's be real about this, Julious. If you said that you saw the Terminator in movie theaters, and Truth Teller asked, "What year was that?" And you said, "Oh, it was in the early nineties," and then Truth Teller was like, "Actually, that was Terminator two," and you were like, "I was also at Terminator one in '85," people would be like, "I think you're probably full of shit."↗

4:24:28Speaker 20Hanger, to complete, to completely, erase any doubt. Right? I was at the trial in 1985, and one of my best friends was clerkin' for Claire Lurie Dubé in 1992. Alright? So I had- But you're not your friend↗

4:24:45Speaker 19now, are you?↗

4:24:46Speaker 17Pardon? I asked, you said I-- we were talking about which trial you attended. Where? Hold on a sec. Wait, wasn't it '92? I asked about when I referred to when Raoul Hilberg. Be quiet. I referred to-- So why did you say the 1990s then? 1985. No shit, why did you say the 1990s then? Dude, you know how long ago 1985 was? That's not the point of the question, though, is it? You said you were there,↗

4:25:16Speaker 17Hang on, yes, it was, it was... hang on, I don't↗

4:25:19Ian Malcolmknow how you're speaking through the mute. It was 40 years ago, but if somebody, if you said you saw the original Jurassic Park in theaters, and somebody said, "Oh, what year was that?" and you were like, "2015," and people were like, "No, that's, that's actually Jurassic World with Chris Pratt," I don't actually know if it's 2015, by the way. But, but then people are like, "No, that movie was actually made in the early nineties." And you're like, "Oh, it's also that one." People, people would probably think you're full-- I don't curse a lot, but I kinda think you're full of shit because it's really odd that you said nineteen ninety-two and then you retroactively tacked on, "Oh, yeah, and also in the eighties." It's kinda weird. And there's been a number of other things that people have caught you in. So look, you're, you're welcome to explain this away any which way that you can. Is there anything that you could share that would validate that you were there in the '80s? Let's ask that question.↗

4:26:10Speaker 20What, what, it doesn't, it doesn't matter anyway, right? Two lists is how it matters. No, it matters very much. No, I don't,↗

4:26:18Speaker 18why doesn't it matter? It's a seven year difference. Okay, real fast, real fast. So I've been doing some, I've been doing some looking on his profile. So he shared this picture of some Jewish kid that was born in 1941. He said that would be his dad's age. That means his dad would have been born in 1941, and he said that in 2020. So in 2020, his dad would have been 79.↗

4:26:39Speaker 18So that would mean that now his dad would be eighty-seven, eighty-seven. So how old are you? That's what I wanna know, 'cause if this was forty years ago, your dad woulda had to-- Like that, I wanna know how old you are, right? So I'm scouring to see if you've ever said it before, so you better go scour and make sure you delete it if you have, 'cause I am gonna find out if you've ever said your birthday, how old you are, any of that, 'cause I wanna know. Because if you say that's forty Trial. So if your dad was born in '41,↗

4:27:13Speaker 18you could have been born in the six-- in '60 and been 25, okay? If you would have been born in '70, you would have been 15 at that trial, and your dad would have been 30. So either-- I just, I'm gonna, I, I wanna know how old you are.↗

4:27:31Speaker 20Thank you. I mean, that's great. You can look it up. It's no secret. You can look up Julius on, on, on. It was forty-one. He was forty-one in twenty, he was forty-one in twenty twenty-three. I'll post it up in the nest right now. He posted it.↗

4:27:44Speaker 21Happy forty-first birthday. What is that? The sixth, the thirteenth, thirteenth of July twenty twenty-three. Happy forty-first birthday. Time sure flies and gets wilder and wilder.↗

4:27:54Ian MalcolmJulius, can you hear, Colin? You just keep kind of mumbling↗

4:28:04Speaker 18No,↗

4:28:16Speaker 21no↗

4:28:23Speaker 21So how are you, forty-one? What, what year were you born? When did I↗

4:28:26Speaker 20ever say I was forty-one? What year were you born? What year were you born, real↗

4:28:28Speaker 21quick, real quick, what year?↗

4:28:29Speaker 201964, October 9th.↗

4:28:31Speaker 21What, what year?↗

4:28:33Speaker 20October 9th, 1964.↗

4:28:34Speaker 21Okay, so why did you-- Who were you wishing happy birthday to on the, on the 23rd of July or what, the 13th↗

4:28:45Speaker 20of↗

4:28:46Speaker 18July? What is this? June. 13th of June, 2 13th,↗

4:28:55Speaker 192023.↗

4:28:56Speaker 18Hang on, hang↗

4:28:56Speaker 19on,↗

4:28:56Speaker 18hang on. It's in the jumbotron. He's like, "Hang on, I gotta wrap my birthday around your birthday."↗

4:29:02Speaker 20Oh, I was wishing someone a happy↗

4:29:03Speaker 18birthday. It's not a reply. It's not a reply. It's not a reply. It's just a post. It's not a reply. It's just a post. You aren't replying to anybody, you're just posting that.↗

4:29:13Speaker 20You think I'm wishing myself a happy birthday, or something? I mean, look, look, look, look, I'm not attacking you, I'm not,↗

4:29:18Speaker 18I'm not attacking you for it. Like that's not a, that's not like, you know, that alone isn't necessarily a weird-- It's kinda weird, but it's not like a crazy thing to do. Like I've definitely seen people do that. He just edited it.↗

4:29:30Speaker 22It says there's a new version of this post. Bro, just now. Come↗

4:29:40Speaker 22Hashem sees you right now, you know that right?↗

4:29:44Speaker 19It's okay, 'cause he's trying to deceive the, the goyim. So, oh↗

4:29:46Speaker 22yeah, it's a good point. I just↗

4:29:49Speaker 19posted it in the purple poll, he's editing it as we speak. Okay, okay, okay, okay, wait,↗

4:29:53Speaker 18time out, time out, time out, time out.↗

4:29:55Speaker 23I'm out. Okay. Alright. I'm trying to be as fair as I possibly can. alright, so I will be as fair as I possibly can. The edit was made in '23. Alright, so I'll be fair here. The edit was made in '23. In the original post, he just said, "Happy 41st birthday, time sure flies." I think he just fucked up and was trying to reply to somebody because someone under said "Pisher," and he said, "Me, not my birthday, yo," and he did say that in '2 If I'm being fair to you. The funny, the funny↗

4:30:27Ian Malcolmpart, uncensored, the funny part about this is I see the post and I see it has four replies, I only can see one because I suppose three different Jews I've had to mute in the past. I don't even know who these people are, but I see so many posts on X and I go to look at it and I can't see ninety percent of the replies 'cause I just mute everybody.↗

4:30:50Speaker 23Okay, so, alright, so in theory, if, if you're- It's okay, you can only see them if you- So, it says there's four- It says there's four posts, right? It says there's four↗

4:30:59Speaker 24comments.↗

4:31:00Speaker 23It says there's four comments, and↗

4:31:01Speaker 24I don't see, I only see one. I↗

4:31:03Speaker 23can tell you the reason for it, right? So the way that Twitter works, just a little Twitter teach sidebar here. the way that it works is it tells you there's four replies because in the original version and that version there's four. And then you're saying it's not my birthday, and then he's like, "Oh, okay, whatever," or some shit. And then somebody told me, "I don't see↗

4:31:25Ian Malcolmit."↗

4:31:26Speaker 23Because you gotta click-- Wait, wait,↗

4:31:27Ian Malcolmwait, but Julious said it wasn't his birthday? He did say that he's↗

4:31:35Ian Malcolm22 years old. If so, that indicates what he's saying. Yes, it did. That's what I was trying to be fair to him. Okay. Are you trying to be fair to him? 22. 22. We're, we're Does that mean you're throwing forty olives in your martini because you turned forty? No, dude, I'm sixty-one. And twenty- So↗

4:31:57Speaker 24did you have a kid? Are you having, are↗

4:31:58Speaker 25you popping them out like what? I'm a 5-year-old, and you're in your 50s,↗

4:32:02Speaker 24and an 8-year-old. All↗

4:32:04Speaker 23right. Okay, okay. I mean, listen, you know what? You know what? I wish more white people would do that. I wish more white people would do that. I↗

4:32:11Ian Malcolmwish more white people would do that. I wish more white people would do↗

4:32:13Speaker 23that. I wish more white people would do that. I wish more white people would do that. I wish more white people would do that. I wish more white people would do that. I wish more white people would do that 21. May I ask, you don't gotta dox yourself, what do you do? Like, why were you at the Zendel trial, right? At, as a twenty-one year old, are you a law student? What are you? What,↗

4:32:42Speaker 24what exactly is it you do here? This is an office space. Also, my birthday↗

4:32:45Ian Malcolmis October 9th.↗

4:32:48Speaker 24Yes. And I was a law student in 1985. From those Hamas guys almost ruined your birthday on the 7th, huh? Forever. Yeah,↗

4:32:56Speaker 23almost forever. alright, sorry, not to make light of it, but, whatever, I don't care. You were a 21-year-old law student. So you're a law student. A law student is-- that, that is what I intu- That is what I said, and then you said yes, you said I was a law student as I was saying it, which is the only thing that makes sense. In Toronto. In Toronto. Okay. I mean, look, but here's the other thing, right?↗

4:33:24Speaker 23What I need, if you really wanna-- if you really wanted to like sw- not sway me in your direction, but like if you really wanted to prove your point, right? You said that in, in the book- That, oh gosh, whatever his name is, that is what he said. It wouldn't be very- No, Hilberg. Raoul Hilberg. It wouldn't be very hard, hard for you to get on Internet Archive, get on there, search that, find that sentence, share that, and you'll get a little bit more credence here. But you understand how it's hard for, like- For you to just say I was there, there's a lot, you know this is the internet, right? People bullshit all day long, every day, so it's real hard to like just take your word when you say you're there.↗

4:34:06Speaker 23But If your secondary claim is that, that's in the book, why don't you go find that real fast and we'll just bullshit for a minute, and then you show that, and then that will back up your claim, rather than you just saying, "I was there, trust me, bro." You know what I mean? Because it's real hard to trust people on the internet. You can, you↗

4:34:23Speaker 24can, you can, I, I gave you the number. Okay, what's--↗

4:34:26Speaker 23Okay, you know what? I'm sitting in front of the fucking computer. What is the, what is↗

4:34:32Speaker 24the A dr- a quote from it, okay? 'Cause I don't- No,↗

4:34:38Speaker 23no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.↗

4:34:40Speaker 24I need to do it. You're actually- Okay, I'll buy it. I don't care. You're actually- I used to be, sure. What happened to your lawyer? I- I- Did you end-↗

4:34:49Speaker 26Whoa, what happened? Did you get Roy Cohen to take your license away?↗

4:34:53Speaker 25The cri- crypto stuff.↗

4:34:54Speaker 26Did you rip- Oh, there he- He ran↗

4:35:01Ian Malcolmaway. Did he just run away? I think No, not trying to dox anybody, just trying to share those things. I did put up into the purple pills, somebody put Jewlicious, looking good for sixty-five. So I wanted to share that. That's, that's trying to be kind and polite, not mocking the guy. I mean, man,↗

4:35:18Speaker 23if he is sixty-five, he does, he has like super Jew genes. So, like, you know, being real. Well,↗

4:35:24Ian Malcolmbut hey, but, but hey, genetics are not real. Remember that certain? Oh, shit, genetics are not↗

4:35:28Speaker 23part↗

4:35:32Ian Malcolmof this. I Fourteen, and the, and the Fountain of Youth is actually carrying around the pocket version of the tablet. And you know, the Fountain of Youth isn't real, right? I mean, I'm sure it's↗

4:35:43Speaker 26because of all that, it's all that manual labor he does, that's what's keeping him young-looking, you know? No, he doesn't do that. That was↗

4:35:48Speaker 25his dad. That was his dad. He never said he was, you've never done any manual labor, right, Jules? You've been, you went to law school. Your dad did that stuff for you,↗

4:36:04Speaker 24I've worked in construction. Raoul, Raoul, or I mean, not Raoul, Julius,↗

4:36:08Speaker 23Julius. What is the quote, Raoul? No, I'm, I literally have Raoul Hilberg's book open on Internet Archive right now. what is the, what is the quote that you want to give me from the book? What is the quote? I'm gonna search it in here right now. You↗

4:36:24Speaker 24expect me, you expect me to get you the quote right away? Well, I mean, a second ago you said that you would. I↗

4:36:30Speaker 23have it in front of me too Gravable so that we can maybe, like, 'cause here's the thing, right? Like, delicious. If, if Truth provides a quote and you just say, "Do you expect me to have a quote?" and Truth has a quote, like That's not good for you, right? Like, you know what I mean? Yeah, we kinda↗

4:36:49Speaker 25do though, like as well.↗

4:36:51Speaker 23And we're trying to look basic. You've just been a nice dude basically the whole time. Hang on. Okay, except for that. That I don't like that, you know, that hang on thing. But like basically you've been nice the whole time, so I'm trying to be as fair as possible to you, right? I really am trying to be super fair. So I just need a quote. Truth, you got, you got it. Do the Or a, you, you are a lawyer, you've got a computer in your home, spend a second, do it. Convince us neo-nazis were wrong, right? Us piece of shit goyim. Does,↗

4:37:25Ian Malcolmdoes anybody, does anybody judge Judy as well as Uncensored when it comes to these, moderating the Jew, debate here? I'm, I'm a big fan of Uncensored. Judy is Jewish, by the way. Just shy of- And, and by the way, for what it's worth, all speakers' voices and opinions are that of their In terms of moderating the space and trying to be somewhat fair.↗

4:37:51Speaker 24I mean, somewhat fair, yeah. I wouldn't, I wouldn't disagree with that. Wonderful, I, I appreciate that. You hold the standards that you don't hold anybody else to. That's all right. I mean, like getting your data right, getting your facts right, the chart isn't it? Look up the book. And read the book. Yeah, I'd like to come back to me and you can come to what what Raoul Hilberg said.↗

4:38:11Speaker 26I'm gonna tell you what he said right now actually, 'cause I have it right in front of me. So, again, as I mentioned, this is actually what I quoted offhand. You have it right in front of you. Let me, let me finish. Let me, I, I have it in the purple pill. So anybody can go onto my profile, go on replies, it'll be the first one there, you can put it up in the nest so everyone can follow. So now, this was testimony given in a court of law under oath. So there's no confusion here about whether he was, you know, not sure about something or whether he was compelled to lie, he wasn't. Can you give me-- This is from Doug Christie asking him the question. He was the lawyer representing Ernst Zundel. Can you give me one scientific report that shows the existence of gas chambers anywhere in National Socialist occupied territory? This↗

4:38:52Speaker 26What did Hilberg respond? I am at a loss. Those were the exact words I gave, yeah, I, I gave you as well when I spoke. You're at a loss, says Christy, because you can't. Hilberg also agreed with Christy that there are no autopsy reports indicating that even a single person died from exposure to poisonous gas in chambers, because of course, Zyklon B was used to get rid of typhus, which is just a de-lousing agent. That's what we use, and yes, there's a minute amount of, a tiny bit of↗

4:39:22Speaker 26The amounts to be able to kill anybody, and even German soldiers were subjected to that same typhoid treatment to deal with the typhus epidemic, which was caused, by the way, as a result of the bombings of the supply chains to war, those, you know, labor camps, which of course then caused the, oh, oh, famines as well and spread of disease. It's not like Germans were spreading disease to go infect themselves, it's retarded. So there you have it, an exact quote from the trial in nineteen eighty five, forty years ago, which you claimed you attended, and↗

4:39:52Speaker 26Dates wrong. First, you said the trial was in the 1990s, I never referred. Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. There were two trials. Be quiet. Hey, Daddy speaking. Hey, Daddy speak. I don't give a fuck if you're a lawyer, you're a lazy fucking lawyer. You only got by 'cause you're a Jew. It's quite clear how low IQ you are 'cause you kept getting dates wrong. You also thought Kristallnacht happened before the Judenrat declared war against Germany↗

4:40:10Speaker 26in 1933. So you Chambers on the National Socialist side, where there were only work camps, there weren't no concentration camps. The only death camps that existed were the ones that were run by the Soviet Jews. They were the ones mass murdering people systematically in their gulags, and they were established all the way back in, it started in nineteen seventeen, eighteen. By that, by the point of World War II, they had thousands of them, and they were, of course, enslaving Russians and Germans and Poles, Gypsies, retards, homosexuals, pretty much your family members, your ancestors, okay? They Expose all of them. So Jews didn't pour in. I never said the Jews are a monolith. I even stated quite clearly, yes, there were different types of Jews. There were the Marxist Jews that Hitler had a problem with. They got kicked out, and of course, the ones that were degenerate, like the Magnus Hirschfels, I even gave you names, Magnus Hirschfels, Herbert Marcuse, Max Horkheimer, I gave you even names. And then, then there were Jews that, the, the ones that stuck around in National Socialist Germany. So clearly↗

4:41:20Speaker 26They in fact also received state subsidies, so he had no issue with the Germans. This also fur- further evinces the fact that Hitler couldn't have had a problem with the Jews, 'cause his doctor and driver was a Jew. So I will tell you, explain to me how there could have been any issue with Jews if they were-- if they allowed for all of them to leave and not all of them did leave, 'cause some of them, well, they liked living in Germany and they thrived under that system. However, they couldn't thrive in the industries of pornography or being Shylocks or↗

4:41:50Speaker 26You made that up. You pulled that out of your little asshole that you stick, shmoo-shmooey butt plugs in. Now, in terms of Jewish population, another lie you made. You said the population hasn't ever grown. The population of Jews actually grew from before nineteen thirty-nine, 'cause it's documented in nineteen thirty-eight in the World Almanac, which I have a copy of, by the way. It grew from about fifteen point three million to about fifteen point seven million by nineteen forty. So it already grew during that short period of time. And for you to think people And I already, I already mentioned to you that one town, Ilya, what is it, Kiryas Joel, sixty miles north of, north, north of New York City, and that's not even the only Haredi town out there. They're in all kinds of countries. They're in the US, the UK, Canada, Mexico, they're everywhere. They reproduce like crazy. The average is like seven kids per family. They didn't just start doing that just this generation, they've been doing it for decades. Their population, I can cite another study that was done around And then try to also conflate of what is considered a Jew and what isn't based on National Socialist standard versus Israel standard when they're the exact same thing. Also goes to show you're a disingenuous actor that doesn't tell the truth because the National Socialists use the exact same standard defined with the Jews to have at least one grandparent that's Jewish, exactly as Israel does today to get birthright. So if they're treating all those Jews the exact same as whether they have four Jewish grandparents or one Jewish grandparents, then the National Socialists can't be blamed for using the exact same standard. So↗

4:43:21Speaker 26So there you have it, and it didn't matter once again to the National Socialists whether you were, whether they were full Jew or not Jew, they didn't give a fuck. It was, it had, it had to do with the ideology they adopted, and whether, whether they were pushing communism, degeneracy, and Jewery, and trying to be Shylocks and fuck over the country, 'cause that stuff was written obviously. And they of course removed all the degeneracy elements, such as, you know, transgenderism operations or prostitution became illegal. You know what they also got rid↗

4:43:50Speaker 26The stock market, so they weren't by no means communist, you could still invest in companies in National Socialism Germany, and as a result of all those amazing, amazing policies in less than six years, Germany became a superpower. Why? Because it checked its Jewish problem. The same thing is what America needs to do. It needs to check its Jewish problem so that, that way, it too can become a superpower once again with no debt owing to no Jewish bankers that are ripping off the country and also end the degeneracy that Jews like to spread and support. Now, here's what I will↗

4:44:20Speaker 26I, on the one hand, though, not all Jews are into pornography, their prob-problem I have with them is I don't see those good Jews being quiet. I don't give a fuck. I can't really hear what you're saying↗

4:44:27Speaker 24because your mic is, is like A piece of shit.↗

4:44:31Speaker 26No, I hear him well. You're doing well. He sounds perfect. You're not, by the way, you're not my audience. I don't really care what you can hear. Oh, okay. You probably, you're sixty-five and hard of hearing, but I don't imagine your hearing's gonna be very good anyway. Now, finish my point. And that's the Jews in general practice the tradition of mesicha, which means they will remain loyal to each other, irrespective of what crime is committed, whether it's pedophilia, rape, or,↗

4:44:57Speaker 26you know, By staying, by staying silent. And their silence is compliance, I guess he dropped. So the point is, you can't trust any Jews. Jews can't be in positions of power because they don't, they don't abide by the universal laws of morality. I.e., when there's a criminal, irrespective of his background, white, black, brown, Jew, whatever, he's a criminal, irrespective of his background, so therefore, he should therefore be condemned, or he should be prosecuted, condemned and punished as a result of his crimes. But Jews don't see it that way. When I'll use the example of Malka Leifer in Australia. She was the headmistress at a school there. She raped seventy four of her students. What did the Jewish community do in Australia that wasn't involved in those crimes? They aided and abetted that criminal, gave her a forgivable hundred thousand dollar loan, allowed her to escape to Australia where she lived freely in illegally occupied land of West Bank for twelve years until, you know, Amer-Americans and the world put pressure on Israel to finally prosecute her, and she ended up raping some more there as well, and that's why she finally got punished↗

4:46:01Speaker 26To avoid prosecution for their crimes in all countries around the world that they habitate, 'cause they like to create states within a state to leech off the system in place, get as much government, as much government sponsorship and, financing as possible, so they don't really have to fucking work. And those so-called orthodox Jews that aren't into that pornography stuff, they also don't like to fucking work or do any hard labor. They get goy to do it, goy to turn on their fucking lights during Shabbat, goy to do their fucking hard labor or goy 'Cause you know that you probably know the law sort of well, well enough to be able to defend Jewish pedophiles. You know who else was a Jewish criminal lawyer, probably similar to you, was Rabbi Solomon Freedman. He was also Canadian. Do you know what kind of advice he gave to other Jewish criminal lawyers? He gave them advice on how to get reduced sentences for pedophiles, because so many of their clients are of course Jews. The Jews that didn't get to escape to Israel ear- early enough, be able to duck bail, and or maybe they weren't even allowed bail, because↗

4:47:00Speaker 26Faggot, pedophile, in jail. So the issue I have with your people is you don't condemn the bad Jews that commit all the crimes. Not only are you silent, you're compliant, you enable them, you defend them, because you practice through tradition of mezitzah. So that's why I blame all you fuckers, because you're all one and the same to me, not trustworthy. None of you should be in positions of power, and under my world, none of you would be lawyers, not only but most of your doctors are shit anyway, pushing your poisons. None would↗

4:47:30Speaker 26We're into construction anyway, so you shouldn't even be offended by that suggestion. You should be all for it, and your father too, 'cause he was an electrician. Cool, you could be a plumber or a woodworker, I don't give a fuck. You rebuild all the shit that you destroyed and do some real work and actually earn the fruits of your labor, rather than they just be handed to you with that silver fucking spoon in your mouth, the same one that might have been in your ass, 'cause you guys love that anal shit anyway, 'cause as the Jews put it, anal↗

4:48:00Speaker 26They hate Christianity, they hate Christian, Christian culture, so they use pornography to, of course, defile, destroy, and, completely, undermine Christian culture, and that's what she's done in America and every fucking country you ever been in, including Germany. I'll pause there.↗

4:48:16Speaker 23Hell yeah, I clipped that shit, truth, awesome.↗

4:48:21Speaker 26It should be taught in all the law schools in Canada and the US, so fucks like Judicious can never get a law license, so people understand that faggots like him shouldn't ever be practicing law in the first place. Go back to construction, asshole.↗

4:48:35Speaker 23I own a construction company, so I feel slightly- There's amazing clips.↗

4:48:39Ian MalcolmMaybe owns a moving company. Ouch. Hey, can you let, let's just, let's just, so, so-↗

4:48:44Speaker 26Hang on, hang on,↗

4:48:46Ian Malcolmhang on. So, so, let's just, we'll, we'll take a little bit of a pivot. A very sensitive subject that we just covered. I can understand the emotional reactions, and, so we're gonna try and lower the temperature a little bit. And Julius, the way that I wanna ask this next round of questions, and we'll get everybody involved, maybe we'll bring in David Nietzsche, who might be able to lower the, again, the, the thermostat. so Julius, you said that the Jews moving as a monolith is an unreasonable suggestion, and look, I don't think anybody in this, on this stage would say all Jews dot dot dot anything. maybe I'm wrong, and, and if so, they're welcome to speak up, but what I am curious about Is I have a, a thought on this, that it's not all Jews, obviously, but that at the top of a lot of these problems and issues, I do see a lot of Jews almost all the time. And so my question to you, Jewlicious, we said earlier I asked you the question about the media, about, technology, about AI,↗

4:49:43Ian Malcolmand you agreed that Jews are drastically overrepresented. So my question to you, if society is clearly in decline Because of things like the media, which is, which pushes propaganda, social media, which I think is brainwashing the minds of young adults, both boys and girls, and we know that, that suicide, for example, amongst teen girls is up something like three to four hundred percent, right? If at every turn I see the media complaining about all these things, whether it's social media, the media, the propaganda, the politicians, Randy Fine included, mass migration, and if I look across all of the power structures that are being- Getting those problems, and I see almost always Jews. May I suggest that a, Jews in the United States are a problem for your average American 'cause they are withering away at the life of those people, and is it also reasonable for me to suggest that given that persistent pattern, that perhaps there is, per-ha- you know, it's not, again, it's not a uniform, it's not an all Jews everything, but if it is all Jews, is it reasonable for me to say that the Jews are doing it by design as part of some- Larger master plan. Is that a reasonable suggestion?↗

4:51:00Speaker 23Delicious. Maybe I need to recycle him.↗

4:51:07Ian MalcolmWe can, we can give him, yeah,↗

4:51:10Speaker 26we'll, we↗

4:51:15Ian MalcolmIn the meantime, in doing so, maybe we can, maybe we can lower the, again, lower the friction, lower the shoulders. And look, I, I wanna give him credit, where it's due. He's been calm, right? Compared to almost everybody we've had these debates with, I think he's fared better than almost all. Maybe not in terms of the data points that he's pro-providing, but certainly the delivery with which he's offering them. And so I've gotta give credit,↗

4:51:41Ian Malcolmeven where sometimes it rubs me the wrong way. Wrong way. And for what it's worth, again, this is a person that I do have muted. I don't know why, but historically speaking, but I, I, I think that he's doing a far better job, at least for my eardrums, than Mitch or many of these other individuals that, they can just maybe, it's nails on a chalkboard at times. but, that being said, Julie, since I did send a mic request, if you are done, you're welcome to a timeout. If you would like to self-select one, but you are certainly welcome back on the platform and the panel, and I will leave the microphone slot open for you. I don't know if you need eighty-two↗

4:52:16Speaker 26hundred renewed as a retainer fee after that dismal performance. So unless he's getting, you know, these lawyers think Reidian, you know, they chill for shekels, of course. So he's like a prostitute. If he's not getting paid, he's not talking.↗

4:52:29Ian MalcolmPerhaps he retired. Maybe, maybe this is like, there, there's, there's, this is one of those, collect phone calls, right? And he had his little timer, and his time ran out, so now he's, he's able to like, at least he know why. At↗

4:52:41Speaker 26least he know why he's no longer a lawyer, not representing clients. I mean, he couldn't even remember dates. I mean, look what a lousy performance that was. And this guy was actually a lawyer? Shit.↗

4:52:51Ian MalcolmSheeesh. I mean, to claim that↗

4:52:53Speaker 27Kristallnacht happened in 1933 is a joke, to claim that all those laws that he mentioned happened before Judea declared war, it's a joke. He like named a law that was created, but the Nuremberg Laws were created as a response to the Jewish people. Sheeesh, truth tell us that. Not the other way.↗

4:53:13Ian MalcolmThat was funny. Alright, so we got, so, so really quickly, and, and I, and I appreciate it, and Julie, I hope you heard the compliments, I tried to offer many. and the, the thing that I would first and foremost do is I'm gonna ask for Mr. Niche perhaps to get engaged here. We're, we're gonna have you, the two of you go back and forth. And Julius, again, I'm not sure if you heard the question. did-- Well, actually, let me ask you rather than just restating it. Did you hear my question around the power dynamics in the West and the prospective, accusation that I would make that because they are so dominated by one set of interests, if you notice a detrimental result of those patterns, it's reasonable to suggest that it's being done Question roughly.↗

4:53:57Speaker 24Yes.↗

4:53:57Ian MalcolmAnd I think- Okay, wonderful. Well, we didn't, we didn't hear anything come from you, and so what I would like to do is to see you and, and Mr. Nietzsche debate this, and I know that he's gonna not only do so from a logical standpoint, but also a theological standpoint on the impacts, because I think it's safe to say, and, and Julius, I'll tee it up for you. So if you noted that social media had a disa-disastrous impact on, I think you said it was your five and your seven-year-olds, that their depression levels were spiked, that they were constantly suffering due to cortisol, that they were asking you to go on antidepressants, that perhaps they were asking for cosmetic surgery because of the pressures of social media, and meanwhile, the year seven-year-old was looking up to and idolizing Sophie Rain, a-- I don't even know if she's twenty-year-old or whatever it is. OnlyFans star being pushed by, Leon Radovinsky, a Jew. would you be really upset about the state of the world that you were in if your children were suffering from these things? And as a result, would it be reasonable for somebody like David Nietzsche to look at that and say, "Maybe we should evaluate who's at the top of those power hierarchies that are destroying the life of your five and your seven-year-old?"↗

4:55:11Speaker 24So my five and my eight-year-old. My five year old daughter and my eight year old son don't use social media at all. They don't have phones. I walk them to school, I walk them back. You're kind, you're kind of missing the point here. As a parent, I'm concerned about, you know, the, the power of social media, the, the, the detrimental power of social media.↗

4:55:39Speaker 24Keep in mind, social media also gives you a platform, so, you know Take it as you will. But, you know, we'll take a look at a guy like Mark Zuckerberg, right? He's Jewish. He's not married to a Jewish woman. Does, does he look Jewish, by the way? He won't, I don't know, Mark Zuckerberg, not particularly. I mean, does he, does↗

4:55:59Ian Malcolmhe look- He kinda looks↗

4:55:59Speaker 24pretty Jewish, right? Where does↗

4:56:01Speaker 26he donate, where, where does he donate his money to, to which, charitable causes?↗

4:56:05Speaker 24Mark Zuckerberg? Are you, yeah, so you're↗

4:56:07Speaker 26aware he just donated $1.5 million to various Jewish causes? And both his parents are Jews, by the way.↗

4:56:18Speaker 24Let's see, where did Mark Zuckerberg donate money?↗

4:56:20Speaker 28Wait, hold on. You can go ahead and look↗

4:56:22Speaker 24that up if you want. And you can also look up, Jordin and Cutler, his censorship agent. Mark Zuckerberg's plan to be primarily through the TransZuckerberg Initiative. Wait, hold on. This is on long-term impact in science, especially AI. David, it could be↗

4:56:34Ian Malcolmvery difficult to wrangle in certain parts of the conversation.↗

4:56:38Speaker 28I, I have a question though. You said that Ben Stiller did look Jewish, right?↗

4:56:43Speaker 24Yeah.↗

4:56:44Speaker 28Okay, so tell me what particularly makes Ben Stiller look Jewish.↗

4:56:51Speaker 24He, he, he meets certain stereotypical criteria.↗

4:56:56Speaker 28Such as? I don't know, his↗

4:56:58Speaker 24hair. I↗

4:56:58Speaker 28don't know, his mannerisms. Okay, so that mannerisms would be acting, but you said he looks Jewish. That means appearance, right? So what besides his hair? I don't know↗

4:57:11Speaker 24Ben Stiller personally.↗

4:57:13Speaker 28Nope, no, I'm only, listen, I'm taking you at your word. You, the contents of your own mind, is all that matters here, because that's what you resourced. When you said, "He looks Jewish," so what is it, according to you, what has it inspired you to think that he looks Jewish? So far, I've got his hair. Anything else?↗

4:57:35Speaker 24No, that's it. I mean, he's got blue eyes.↗

4:57:37Speaker 28Wait, hold on. You said he looks Jewish. Are you saying yes, it's only his hair? So, is that it? No, you, you don't know what you think. You're the one who said he looks Jewish. I feel like this is like, what makes me funny. Look, you said that he looks Jewish.↗

4:57:58Speaker 27And then I said,↗

4:57:59Speaker 28what about him? Look, hold on, my friend. You said he looks Jewish, and I said, what about him? Looks Jewish. And you said his hair. And I said, "What else?" Now that↗

4:58:10Speaker 24I look at him, he doesn't actually look particularly Jewish.↗

4:58:13Speaker 28Okay, so if I were to introduce, if I were to introduce you to yourself about a few minutes ago, and one of you said that he looks Jewish, and the other one said he doesn't. Tell me, w- is this schizophrenia here, or is this an awareness? Did you have an epiphany? What is it that has changed your mind so suddenly? I↗

4:58:36Speaker 24actually pulled up a picture of Ben Stiller, and I was like, "You know what? He doesn't actually look that Jewish." It's a- But, but hang on, let's↗

4:58:42Ian Malcolmjust- Hang on, and, and David, I'll give you some, some ammo prospectively for this one intellectually. So ju-Jewish. So you're saying that he doesn't look Jewish, but you're still affirming the fact that somebody can look that way. So what is it that you'd be looking at to try and arrive at the conclusion that they do or don't look Jewish?↗

4:58:59Speaker 24Sure. I mean, I mean, you know, there are obvious ones. So if someone's a Hasidic Jew, all his appearance looks Jewish. Okay, besides the head. And not the clothes,↗

4:59:09Speaker 23not the clothes. not clothes. You can't mention how they wear all the clothes. The↗

4:59:14Speaker 24stereotypical perspectives of Like Barbra Streisand, looks Jewish, how? 'Cause she has a stereotypically large nose, but, you know, nobody in my family has a large nose. Interesting, hair and nose, I live, I live in, I live in a country full of Jews, stereotyp or just an observation that happens to be true that they have big noses? Well, no, that's stereotyp, that's good. I don't, I live in a country full of Jews and I don't really see that many big noses. Because they have a lot of nose jobs, because they↗

4:59:47Speaker 27Surgery in Israel.↗

4:59:48Speaker 24Is it? Where'd you get that from? The Jerusalem Post. Do you want me to post it↗

4:59:53Speaker 27for you? That's a fact↗

4:59:57Speaker 29What? Julie, let's just- I'm gonna ask you a question, and I don't mean to be- Maybe you're not↗

5:00:01Speaker 30used to dealing with goyim that come with receipts. I think like a Jewish lawyer. I'm prepared for any pushback.↗

5:00:07Ian MalcolmSo Julie, let's just- here's, here's a quick question for you. I, I understand that, rhinoplasty is very popular in, Israel. but my question would be, have you ever heard of somebody getting a nose job to look more Jewish?↗

5:00:24Speaker 29No.↗

5:00:25Ian MalcolmNo, okay. What do you think that that might suggest about the psychology of individuals who are Jewish who get nose jobs to not, prospectively, quote unquote, look Jewish? Versus those that aren't Jewish saying, "I don't want to look Jewish." What would that suggest to you?↗

5:00:42Speaker 29Well, I, I don't know if it's, if it's because they don't want to look Jewish, I think it's because large noses aren't, you know, very popular.↗

5:00:50Ian MalcolmBut, but you just-- it was, it was your own rhetoric you just said moments ago, "curly hair and larger noses," didn't you? Yeah. Okay, alright. So then you're, we're using your own logic to define the things.↗

5:01:03Speaker 29Hi, hang on, hang on. Those are considered unattractive.↗

5:01:07Ian MalcolmOkay, so now what we're doing is we're using your rhetoric, and I, I find this, this is kind of bigoted, Julius, because you're now saying that Jews aren't attractive if I'm hearing you correctly.↗

5:01:16Speaker 29That was very antisemitic, Julius.↗

5:01:19Speaker 30And↗

5:01:20Speaker 29by the way, Ian,↗

5:01:21Speaker 30who sets those beauty standards, by the way, who runs like companies like Victoria's Secret, who does those runway↗

5:01:26Speaker 29models? Oh, baby. Who, who does that? Tell me the percentage. The one setting those beauty standards. Give me the links. Who owns LVMH, which is the largest-- Why don't you answer the question↗

5:01:36Speaker 30about Victoria's Secret, who does runway models, that's very well known globally around the world? Who owns Louis Vuitton? Can you, can you answer the question? Why can't you answer the question on who runs Victoria's Why can't you write, why can't you answer on Victoria's Secret? We both know who answered.↗

5:01:50Speaker 31Why are you even bringing this up? Bernard Arnault is Jewish, you know that, right?↗

5:01:55Speaker 29Bernard Arnault is Jewish. Yeah, he's Jewish, you know that, right? He's not at all Jewish. Yeah, he↗

5:02:00Speaker 31is.↗

5:02:01Speaker 29Not even remotely. Bernard,↗

5:02:02Speaker 31Bernard, Bernard Arnault is Jewish. I'll get you his exact ancestry, but yeah. The Times of Israel's even written articles about him, dude. And the fashion industry is huge, the, the, the fashion industry is full of Jews as well, it has been for a long time. Bernard Arnault↗

5:02:18Speaker 29isn't Jewish at all, not even remotely Jewish. Look it up. Don't take my word for it.↗

5:02:29Speaker 30I obviously won't take your word for anything, 'cause you lie all the time. Is Les Wexner Jewish? Is Les Wexner Jewish, yes or no? Is Les Wexner Jewish, yes or no? Of↗

5:02:39Speaker 29course Les Wexner is Jewish. Okay, so did he own↗

5:02:41Speaker 30Abercrombie and Fitch, which is a fashion brand, yes or no?↗

5:02:45Speaker 29So a Jew owns a fashion brand and↗

5:02:49Speaker 30gets to hand-pick who the models are, yeah, that's how it works. Was, tell me, was Victoria's Secret owned by Les Wexner, yes↗

5:02:57Speaker 29I've already answered that question. No, you didn't.↗

5:02:59Speaker 30I wanna hear you say it. Yes, let's watch their own Victoria's Secret now. When, when Jeffrey Epstein was molesting young girls and recruiting young girls to molest them, was he picking Jewish girls to molest? Hey, when he, when he molested over a thousand girls, how many of them were Jewish? Jewish? How many of the girls that Jeff Epstein molested was Jewish? Can you explain? Can you tell me the number? I can't with↗

5:03:17Speaker 29this guy.↗

5:03:19Speaker 30Oh↗

5:03:21Speaker 29no, I can't. He's-- Did you--↗

5:03:26Ian MalcolmI'm not gonna mute you, but I'm gonna try to have an adult conversation. 17 times↗

5:03:28Speaker 29is Les Wexner Jewish? I was like, "Yeah, everybody knows he's Jewish, everybody knows he owns Victoria's Secret." Alright, pause. So Julie, let's just hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on,↗

5:03:36Ian Malcolmhang on. We're gonna, we're gonna go away from beauty, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. We're↗

5:03:41Speaker 32gonna go away from beauty. Do↗

5:03:47Ian Malcolmyou get a Dustin Nemus vibe from like the constant over-talk? It to, arrive at a little while ago, because, social media clearly is destructive, pornography, I'm sure you would agree, is destructive, all of these different things that in the West are kind of destroying society, the homogenous nature of it, the nuclear family, mass migration Policies that, for what it's worth, are largely seemingly pushed by Jews on America and the West, while simultaneously they say Israel needs to do the antithesis of those things. which is kind of curious. Maybe with the exception of LGBT ideology, which is very strong in Israel. But so my question, if you were looking around and you were noticing that your society was falling apart at the seams, and the people at the top of almost all of those different empires that were pushing those degenerate pieces that were destroying the, the world that you loved, would it be reasonable? I mean, let's, let's try to reverse engineer this and just presume that, since you're in Israel, that you had Americans, or let's not even say Americans, let's just make it easy and say it was Chinese people↗

5:04:56Ian MalcolmThe Israeli technology companies, the social media companies, the politicians, at every turn you saw Chinese people, and then you turned on your television, 'cause I know David likes to talk about this one, and on television when you turned it on, there was a Jewish guy who perhaps looked like Ben Stiller mowing the lawn, looking all disappointed, looking maybe like a failure. I'm not saying the people that mow lawns are failures, by the way, but just looking downtrodden. And then there was a Chinese guy with the Jewish woman looking extra happy. Would you think that that was weird, just out of curiosity?↗

5:05:29Speaker 29You, you kinda lost me. At the Ben-This isn't, this isn't, this shouldn't↗

5:05:32Ian Malcolmbe difficult. You as an Israeli, if you turned on the television and everybody on TV that was the villain or the incompetent fool was a Jewish man, and all the heroes were Chinese men that were making out with all the Jewish women, would you think that that would be weird?↗

5:05:51Speaker 29You, you've really lost me. I don't↗

5:05:53Ian Malcolmknow how this is, I don't know how this is difficult. If you turned on Israeli television and all the heroes were Chinese people,↗

5:06:00Speaker 29we don't, we don't, we don't need to go↗

5:06:02Ian Malcolminto-- No, we do, we do, because we're talking about the demoralization of the Western world. We can go into the economic aspects, we can go into technology, but we're for the time being gonna talk on the cultural aspect, because I can point to you with absolute certainty that at the top of almost every piece of the media↗

5:06:20Ian MalcolmHollywood movie studios, all of the streaming services, it's almost always a Jew, and almost everything that I see on television is a black guy who is the hero or the savior, and I see white people that are the villains of almost everything, while every woman that is involved with a man seems to be a white woman with a black guy. So when you turned on Israeli television, what does that have to do with Jews? Because they're the ones that are directing, producing, funding, and distributing the content. But who's, who's buying the content? No, not who. Well, I can tell you, I, I suppose you could say that it's being bought by the distribution engines, maybe Comcast, Verizon, the ones that distribute it to your house. This isn't always the worst argument. But those, those are Jews at the top of both of those↗

5:07:01Speaker 29companies.↗

5:07:05Ian MalcolmWhy do you watch this content? Who cares? Oh, so now, no, no, no, no, no. So now it's the, why do you watch the content? Right. I'm trying to ask you a simple question Really uncomfortably, and then cry victimhood. Now, answer the question. If you turned on Israeli television, at every turn it was Chinese heroes, Jewish villains, and women with Chinese heroes in every scene, everywhere you looked. Would you be weirded out if you then waited until the end of the film and it said, "Produced by Bing Bong, the Chinese company"?↗

5:07:40Speaker 29yeah, I would be weirded out, but that's not the situation.↗

5:07:43Ian MalcolmNo,↗

5:07:43Speaker 29it, it↗

5:07:43Ian Malcolmalmost certainly is the situation in the Western world. It almost certainly is the situation in the Western world. No. Here's a question for you, Julie. Let's just very quickly,↗

5:07:53Speaker 30in very quickly, I found a forward article that in fact, not only do they say Bernard Arnault is Jewish, they also give him praise. The LVMH CEO is Jewish. They also give him praise for helping to rebuild Notre-Dame, that's the church, the, of course, they got the-- That's the Catholic church. That got the fire. Please be quiet. So he-- I know that, but they're praising the forward article. Please, You got handed your law degree. I'm wondering who you hired, probably hired a Chinese student to take your LSATs. But that aside, so anyway, the forward is giving Bernard Arnault credit for paying or, or contributing towards the rebuild of the No-Notre-Dame Church. Yes, I know it's a Catholic church. Thanks for pointing that out. But they're praising him because it's a Jewish guy doing it. So you lied earlier and said he wasn't Jewish. He is Jewish.↗

5:08:40Speaker 33There's, there's another point I wanted to point out about↗

5:08:45Ian Malcolmthis as well. when Wait, wait, wait, Adam, we can go back to that in a second. But Julius, we're gonna come back and hyper-focus on this one 'cause it's my space, and I think that you're being disingenuous, AF, as the kids would say. Now, in the West, almost all media is endless interracial propaganda and its demoralization of the white characters, which are almost always and exclusively the villains. And we could go through obvious case points and examples. We talked about Star Wars just the other day. The, early rendition of the trilogy where the characters were almost all white doesn't mean they were only exclusively white. We could go to Lando Calrissian, one of the wonderful heroes from what was a reasonably diverse cast that reflected perhaps the audience itself. Right? You also had a heroine in Princess Leia, one of the most heroic women of that era. The entire notion that, that, women discriminated against or no good women heroes, no, that's, that's just complete nonsense. But what is nonsense is the most recent rendition of Star Wars, where you had the white female hero, you then had the black hero, you had the Middle Eastern hero, you took all of the formerly white heroes and basically murdered them in really demoralizing fashions for all of the fans in the audience. You know who the villain was? Almost exclusively, was an entire empire of white people. You had the white Kylo Ren character played by that one Jewish guy, Adam Driver, at least I think he's Jewish. Then you had the other white guy who looked like an Irish individual, also the villain. There were virtually no white heroes. That is basically modern cinema And if I look at Who is at the top, that empire, it's Bob Iger at Disney. He is Jewish. It's being brought to my house via Disney Plus, which at the top of that has a Jew. Maybe I'm gonna see it again via Comcast or Verizon distributed and run at the top by a Jew, or maybe I'll watch via Amazon Prime, which has Andy Jassy at the top of it. Andy Jassy is a Jew. I could go through almost every vehicle of the media, and everything that I turn on is gonna demoralize my people while showcasing the traditional black guy with the white woman pairing. And look, if people want to do that, they wanna pursue it, that's fine. You know what's not? Being intentionally programmed, propagandized, and demoralized by a singular group of people. Now I asked the question, and you wanted to squirm away from it. About Chinese people if they owned all Israeli media, and if every hero in every movie was a Chinese guy, and if all the Israeli guys that might look like, oh, I don't know, Ben Stiller, played the, the losers, the villains, or the comedic relief that just falls over on their face, while meanwhile, the Jewish women in the movie have to continuously always throw themselves at the Chinese men. Now that would obviously be propaganda. You would be furious about it, especially if you then realized that the people that own the distribution networks putting the media in your home were Chinese, the people making the films were Chinese,↗

5:11:56Ian Malcolmif your politicians didn't do a damn thing about it because they were funded by Chinese people. And if every piece of technology that continued to reinforce not only these norms, but any time you talked about it, you went on Twitter and said, "Why are all the Israeli films mocking Israeli men and having Chinese people as the heroes?" If then, oh, I don't know, maybe TikTok censors you, silences you, throttles you, removes all of your visibility, you would probably find that really frustrating. The irony, of course, is that Chinese TikTok was then sold at the behest of the US government Two more Jews, being Larry, Ellison at Oracle. Every piece of the Western media empire is designed to demoralize, to disenfranchise, to humiliate, to fatten, to dumb down, and to remove the culture from the Western world. Now, if that was happening in Israel, you would be furious. If your borders were being overrun by migrants, you would be furious. But instead, all of the media has to placate to you, to make you the hero, while you get a border around your nation. Now, please explain to me how anything that I just said is either incorrect in its, in its data and its data-driven understanding of the world, or is incorrect and unreasonable in the way that I'm presenting it.↗

5:13:23Speaker 29What's incorrect is that your premise is, is false. Of course, if, if the scenario that you painted happened, I'd have to sit there and be like, "What the fuck is happening?" Alright? But the way Hollywood works It's not being directed by some secret cabal of Jews hell bent on- At the top of all those companies is a Jew? Why, again, there you go.↗

5:13:46Ian MalcolmNo, no, I'm not- No, no, no. I'm going to ask you the question. At the top of those companies, point to me a media empire that doesn't have a Jew at the top of it. Is Jeff↗

5:13:55Speaker 29Bezos Jewish?↗

5:13:56Ian MalcolmJeff Bezos is no longer the head of Amazon. That is run by Andy Jassy, who is Jewish.↗

5:14:04Speaker 29He's the president and CEO.↗

5:14:06Ian MalcolmYes, and Andy Jassy is the CEO actually, and he is Jewish.↗

5:14:09Speaker 29No, I said Andy Jassy is the president and CEO.↗

5:14:13Ian MalcolmYes, and he is Jewish, and he is at Amazon in those↗

5:14:16Speaker 29roles. Who's the largest shareholder of Amazon?↗

5:14:20Ian Malcolmwell, does it have a Jewish CEO? Are you gonna dodge that question?↗

5:14:24Speaker 29Well, who's the head of Prime Video? And Amazon MGM Studios. Probably BlackRock is↗

5:14:27Ian Malcolmprobably the↗

5:14:28Speaker 29largest shareholder, if I had to guess. Mike Hopkins is the head of Amazon MGM Studios. And he's- Oh, we can↗

5:14:34Ian Malcolmlook into that. Is Andy Jassy at Amazon Jewish? Do you wanna look up his Wikipedia page? Oh, Andy↗

5:14:39Speaker 29Jassy is Jewish. Yes. Okay, wonderful.↗

5:14:42Ian MalcolmSo Amazon, who owns Amazon Prime? Who runs it? Is it Amazon, as a↗

5:14:47Speaker 29parent company? Mike Hopkins, who runs Amazon Prime, isn't Jewish. I mean, you're welcome to that statement. Does it negate the fact↗

5:14:56Ian Malcolmthat Nadav Jassy is Jewish?↗

5:14:59Speaker 32Also, just saying real fast, real fast,↗

5:15:02Speaker 29real↗

5:15:03Speaker 32fast. Oh, that's wonderful, Mike Hopkins. But look, so Jeff Bezos, yeah, okay, Jeff,↗

5:15:10Speaker 29runs the Amazon MGM Studio. That's great. That's↗

5:15:12Speaker 32great. Okay, look, I don't wanna do that. I hate doing that. Just let me real fast. I'm just gonna interject for like ten seconds and then I'll shut back up, 'cause I just try to type in the background Largest, largest. Okay, well, I'll just do it while I talk, I guess. Jeff Bezos, largest shareholder, right? Second to Jeff Bezos, guess who? BlackRock. Okay. Do we wanna deal with BlackRock? Is that what we wanna deal with here? BlackRock is the second largest shareholder of Amazon. Good, good job, Colin. I knew Colin was right, but I had to check him.↗

5:15:45Speaker 29Why do you guys keep muting me? Well, BlackRock have any control over Amazon? Does it direct programming? The guy that Larry King says something about the Jewish- Wait, wait, wait, you know what?↗

5:15:56Speaker 30You know how we can do it? Let's do a little thought exercise there. Let's do a little-- If BlackRock didn't have that control, why would there then be a Jewish CEO, given the BlackRock, State Street, and Vanguard who are major shareholders of Amazon would actually have a say on the board and who they elect as CEO, because they get votes. So they absolutely do have an impact, and it's also BlackRock that pushes a direct programming. BlackRock Disney, Disney's mainly run by Jews too, not just starting with Bob Iger, but also with many of the employees in the C-suite positions, because guess what, Dave Macker, another Jew, who's part of the recruiting and HR team, said they won't ever hire white people, and it's Jews that mainly run the C-suite at Disney. So it's funny that you wanna just pick on Amazon when you know there's Disney, there's Netflix, there's, there's, of course, Paramount, Warner Brothers, they're all run by Jews. Amazon↗

5:16:44Ian Malcolmliterally has a↗

5:16:51Speaker 32Vanguard, State Street, in that order of largest shareholders of Amazon.↗

5:16:57Speaker 34Yeah, I was gonna say that Amaz- like Amazon, what, it's like six or seven percent, they own like, have shares, like, of the percentage, and then it's like Vanguard, all these different, entities own a tremendous amount. They have a tremendous amount of pull. He thinks that they don't have a↗

5:17:13Speaker 30pull despite having all these shares and boards because when they control all those shares, they also assume the voting rights as well for all the shares they have in those companies. ETFs and funds that they run, that's how BlackRock operates. You give up full autonomy agency your shares when you own them through an ETF.↗

5:17:28Speaker 33I mean, this is every major investment, right? Like the largest share-- What do you mean the largest shareholder of any, any business, right? What do you mean they don't have control? Like this just logically doesn't fucking make any sense. What kind of argument is this? Like, are you retarded? Of course they have control. And in twenty↗

5:17:42Speaker 32seventeen, there's a clip of, Larry Fink, which I think Ne Where he says that they use their influence over companies they have large shares in to influence behaviors and force behaviors, right? You know,↗

5:17:59Speaker 29you know what percentage of Amazon BlackRock owns? It doesn't matter. It's probably like, yeah, like seven percent. Seven↗

5:18:06Speaker 32percent is a fucking shitload of a trillion. You know how much that is? That's just,↗

5:18:10Speaker 34you know, that's like almost as much as Jeff Bezos himself, dude. What are you talking about?↗

5:18:14Speaker 35Yeah, all you have to do-↗

5:18:15Speaker 34Bezos, look at activist investors, look at activist investors,↗

5:18:19Speaker 36Julius, Julius- But all Like, for example, if a fund that's run by a Jew, Paul Singer, activist investors could take seven percent after obviously like a few months of accumulating their position and start their activist pressure on the board. You should know that, you're a Jew. And if you listen to the investor, Paul, it'll become obvious. It'll just take five or seven percent to have, maybe the white people look bad.↗

5:18:42Speaker 35Now, if you listen to the investor, if you listen to the investor calls, it'll become obvious. That's all you have to do. They're all public, you can go on, you can even listen to the recorded ones. If you listen to the investor calls, you can see the chief, the people that own the majority, the most stock, have all the power. But I will just say this, Ian, back to your original question about, you know, I wouldn't say the one, the↗

5:19:08Ian Malcolmone that he won't address in any capacity.↗

5:19:10Speaker 35Right. And, and He never will. You know, I tell all my nieces and nephews, no matter how clever you are, people will figure out if you're deceptive, if you're a liar, and we have reached civilizationally that point. The biggest threat to Western civilization is Jewish supremacy. That is by far the thing that is destroying Western civilization, and I don't think our friend here has heard me say it, but I don't want revenge, I want emancipation. I am watching my people Become exterminated in so many ways, it really is a slow genocide. And what we're dealing with, and I'm saying this for everybody else in the room and everybody else in the world, this is the perfect storm that is destroying us. We have the most, we, white Europeans, have the most outgroup solicitude of any people on earth. We think of everybody based on these Enlightenment principles as having the divine spark, and we judge them in that way, and we're dealing with people That have the most outgroup psychopathy of any other group of people in the world. They view themselves as certainly needing to be moral and good and honest and earnest with each other, but us, they view their main objective is to go into a civilization, undermine it, exploit it, coalesce the malcontents, and reduce them to servitude in order to separate them from coin. It is an absolute zero sum game, and that is why truth Does it matter to these people? There is no way that you're ever gonna get this person to see the most obvious thing. When we see Zelensky and every single person from our country that is Jewish going and kissing his ring, when we see they have created another fratricidal war, killing millions of them, and just like the Bolsheviks, he doesn't care because both sides are his enemy, undermining a civilization once again. So here's a simple question I have for our friend here. Why? By your estimation, were you thrown out of a hundred-- Why were Jews, by your estimation, thrown out of over a hundred coun-countries over a thousand times? What is the reason why you were thrown out of those countries?↗

5:21:26Speaker 29we weren't thrown out of a hundred and nine countries.↗

5:21:29Speaker 35No, I didn't say a hundred and nine. I never said that.↗

5:21:31Speaker 29I'm saying, I'm saying↗

5:21:32Speaker 35it's a hundred and nine. I have the↗

5:21:33Speaker 30list. You want the list? No, I don't, but I don't care. I don't care.↗

5:21:37Speaker 35All right, yes, but my question, let me, let me, you didn't, you didn't, okay, you didn't hear it, so let me state it again. Why were you thrown out of over a hundred company, or over eighty countries,↗

5:21:51Speaker 29You were at the case, what case?↗

5:21:53Speaker 35I said, "Why was it the case that Jews were thrown out of over a hundred countries over a thousand times? Tell me why that happened."↗

5:22:01Speaker 29That's easy, it's because the, because they don't like Jews.↗

5:22:06Speaker 35Okay. So, hold↗

5:22:07Speaker 29on.↗

5:22:07Speaker 35Why↗

5:22:07Speaker 29is↗

5:22:07Speaker 35that? Why is that? Wait a second. Wait a second. Wait, wait a second. Hold on, let me continue. The Jews don't like Jews. So, hold on. Jealousy, real fast,↗

5:22:15Speaker 32real fast, real fast. Julius, y-please stop interrupting. List of that thousand thirty four times, I thought it would be funny if I said Venezuelans, because that was when Venezuela was happening, so I said, every time Venezuelans have been expelled from countries a thousand and thirty four times with sources, with references, go through it, there's the full list right there. So I don't wanna hear it, it's a thousand and thirty four till you prove those wrong. go ahead, David, all you.↗

5:22:43Speaker 35Okay. Now, by your estimation, from, from your testimony, Jews have been thrown out of that many countries, let's say a hundred times or more, over a thousand times, and it never was the fault of Jews. They didn't do anything wrong. It was because they, the people that were throwing them out, were doing something morally inferior to them. Is that correct?↗

5:23:09Speaker 35They were perpetrating an injustice to Jews. Are you gonna↗

5:23:12Speaker 29let me, are you gonna let me answer?↗

5:23:14Speaker 35Please do.↗

5:23:15Speaker 29Thank you. Whenever Jews were thrown↗

5:23:18Ian Malcolmout↗

5:23:18Speaker 29of, and Julius, I am gonna interrupt↗

5:23:20Ian Malcolmyou right now, and here, this is gonna be a warning. You're gonna get three strikes, and I'm not gonna count any of the aforementioned potential strikes against you, but every time you do a victimhood complex, can I talk? Is it, are you gonna let people interrupt me? Ian, are you gonna come? You get three Strikes. If, if you-- Each time, I will warn you, by the way. If we get to three more times where it is "woe is me," I'm just gonna be done with this conversation. I just wanna let you know.↗

5:23:49Speaker 32And I wanna point something out on that. Like, when I clicked mute just a second ago, also Lou was talking too, and I accidentally muted him with that. But guess what? Did you hear Lou bitch at all? 'Cause he gets that I was just trying to point something out. He didn't bitch. Why are you bitching? Why Go ahead, no one's gonna interrupt you. I'm gonna shut back up, play piano, and listen. I'm bitching↗

5:24:12Speaker 29because I'm the singular Jew here being, you know, singled by dozens of, strike↗

5:24:20Speaker 36one.↗

5:24:23Speaker 29He can't help himself. You asked me a question, I answered.↗

5:24:28Speaker 35No, no,↗

5:24:28Speaker 29I'm-- You haven't answered my question yet. I'm trying to answer. Okay. Jews, Jews were expelled from those cities and countries, as listed by that heinous Australian white power website, because they didn't believe in Jesus. And↗

5:24:48Speaker 35because he was from the south. So, let me repeat that back to you, okay? So they were tolerated, they were thrown out of, if they were thrown out of over a hundred countries over a thousand times, that means they were let back in a lot. They weren't let back in based on conversion, right? In other words, when they were let back in, everybody that let back in didn't have a crucifix in their hand and say, "No, no, I'm really Christian." So by your estimation, isn't that a contradiction? Are you saying that they were okay with it, that they were Jewish, and then they realized they, they were Jewish again? They threw them out again, that it was only, it was only because they weren't Christian, it had nothing to do with any other behavior, is that correct?↗

5:25:34Speaker 29yeah, here we go. Alright. So-↗

5:25:37Speaker 35Yeah, re-re-down there and Google, yeah, go ahead.↗

5:25:39Speaker 29I'm not, I'm not googling anything. So ChatGPT actually, David, come on. They were held and allowed back in as it suited the needs of the people in power. That's not what you just said.↗

5:25:53Speaker 35You just said a minute ago that, that, that all of this happened because they weren't Christian. Is that no longer true? Is it, did Ben Stiller just get pretty again? Tell me what happened there. You just a minute ago said it was because they weren't Christian. Is that no longer true?↗

5:26:09Speaker 29Once again, Jews were kicked out as it suited the people in power. No, no, a minute ago you said they were kicked out because they weren't Christian. Let me finish. Okay. And Jews were a convenient target and a convenient scapegoat because for the thousands of years that Jews were in Europe and living in Christian lands, they were never considered equals or citizens, so they were a very easy, convenient target to go after. They didn't believe in Jesus.↗

5:26:39Speaker 29And when it suited the people in power to kick them out, they kicked them out. What did, what, what did they believe about Jesus? Hold on.↗

5:26:45Speaker 36Oh, that↗

5:26:47Speaker 35doesn't matter. I'll let me stick with the question here. So is it your position right now that the only reason that they were kicked out-- Remember, they were left back in an awful lot, okay? So they were kicked out only because that they didn't believe in Jesus. Is that still your position?↗

5:27:08Speaker 29I never said it was only because they didn't believe in Jesus. Go on. But it was when it suited the people in power. Did it↗

5:27:17Speaker 35suit them for any other reason than because they didn't believe in Jesus?↗

5:27:21Speaker 29Well, it certainly wasn't because they used- No, no, don't tell me what↗

5:27:24Speaker 35it wasn't. I'm going by- Listen, I'm interested in your opinion here. Listen, hold on. I'm only interested in your opinion because I'm listening. You just said, and I'm learning from you, that you believe that it was because- Because they were Christian, and then you said, "When it suited them, did it suit to kick them out for any other reason than because they were Christians?"↗

5:27:46Speaker 29Well, they made up all sorts of things about the Jews that they were- Okay. So↗

5:27:49Speaker 35what are they? So you just a minute ago said that they kicked them out only because they were Christian, and then you said, "When it suited them." So now we're gonna take the only word away if something else applies. So what else? What was according to them why they-- What was the other, what were the other reasons? Jews were a convenient↗

5:28:10Speaker 29scapegoat.↗

5:28:11Speaker 35Okay, hold on now, you're just-- This isn't, this is a tautological statement. Hold on. Listen, do you know what a tautology is? This is circular here. You're not informing, you're not giving me any more information. You could say they were a scapeboard, scapegoat because they didn't believe in Jesus. Okay, what Besides them not believing in Jesus, did they purportedly-- what was the reputed reason that they kicked him out besides not believing in Jesus? What is it?↗

5:28:38Speaker 29Well, they, they, they accused the Jews of blood libel, of taking Christian babies and using their blood to make, Passover matzahs. That's not good. Okay, what else? That's not true. Okay, no, what else? Hold on, hold on.↗

5:28:54Speaker 35No, I don't, we're not, we're not getting to truth and falsity right now. Right now, we're just saying What is the reputed reason? So here's what I've got from you. Hold on, wait, hold on my friend, hold on, it's just you and I talking here, hold on, just one second. So the first time you said it was only because they were Christian. And now,↗

5:29:11Speaker 29never said only.↗

5:29:12Speaker 35Yeah, you did. You wouldn't give me anything else. You just said because they were Christian, because they weren't Christian. Never said↗

5:29:16Speaker 29the word only.↗

5:29:17Speaker 35Okay, all right. For everybody else in the room, the degree to which you're being↗

5:29:20Ian Malcolmintentionally obtuse is just unbelievable. It's, it's, it's, it's Juliches, Juliches, Juliches. I'm, I'm, I'm, in all seriousness, this is like an adult asking, "What is two plus two?" And the kid goes, "Well, it The adult's like, "Okay, but, but what is two plus two? Well, it's definitely not blue. Yeah, we can agree on that. What, what is two plus two? You know, I really like trampolines. It's so frustrating. He's asking you a direct question. He's saying, 'Why were Jews expelled?'"↗

5:29:55Ian MalcolmAnd you're saying, "Well, 'cause they didn't follow Jesus." And then he's like, "Anything else? Not really. Are you sure it's not anything else? Well, it could also be blood libel. That definitely didn't happen, though. That was an accusation." And then he has to say, "Anything else? Anything else? Anything else? It's insufferable. Why is this the case?↗

5:30:15Ian MalcolmI, I really don't understand. Can you just give him a direct answer if he asks you, 'Why were they kicked out?'" Well, here's a couple Just be direct. It's not unreasonable. And please stop just dancing around with the pill pop. It doesn't work. This isn't a courtroom. This isn't the-- this isn't that fame trial that you supposedly went to. Just answer the question like an adult.↗

5:30:41Ian MalcolmSorry, David. You went to but couldn't↗

5:30:43Speaker 37remember the year or the decade. You're asking me to answer a question that has-- that is multifaceted. So↗

5:30:49Ian Malcolmgive multiple answers. It's not a↗

5:30:51Speaker 37difficult thing to↗

5:30:52Speaker 38ask.↗

5:30:53Ian MalcolmSo let↗

5:30:53Speaker 37me-- The question↗

5:30:54Speaker 38is, by the way, the question is not multifaceted. The question is very singular. So you might have a list of answers, right? The question↗

5:31:01Speaker 37wasn't multifaceted. The answer-- Yes, you↗

5:31:02Speaker 38did. You just said that.↗

5:31:04Speaker 37The answer is multifaceted.↗

5:31:07Speaker 38The response is multifaceted. Okay. Give me those↗

5:31:09Speaker 37So once again, Jews were a foreign element in all these countries. Got it. They weren't citizens, they weren't equal, they had-- They were restricted. Oftentimes, they were restricted on the trades they could practice, on lands they could, on, on, ownerships that they could have, on where they can live, on how they can practice their Judaism. If you look at, you know, the, the Spanish, the, the, the Jews.↗

5:31:34Ian MalcolmIt's unbelievable. He asks you, "Why were they expelled?" and you've now listed off maybe fifteen different ways in which they were victims of oppression. They were forced to be here, they were required to be there, they were treated as outsiders. Can you please answer the question? What crimes did you commit? And it's like, well, I didn't get a good education, and my mom didn't like me, and I liked cheeseburgers, but I didn't get to eat them enough, and then I got sad 'cause I didn't have good clothes, and then... No, what crimes did you commit? And then I didn't get to play Mortal Kombat, and then I was really sad 'cause Tommy didn't like me. It's unbelievable, man! Answer the question. Why were they kicked out of so many countries? List off. Don't play victim, don't cry and complain about how Jews were dot dot dot. Why were they kicked out? List reasons. Be specific.↗

5:32:34Speaker 39I'm trying to You're not actually, but you're not trying. You're trying to be very- I'm literally trying to- You're making- Okay. Tell you what,↗

5:32:42Speaker 38tell you what, let's pretend we have- I'm literally be trying to- You're not doing a successful job.↗

5:32:45Ian MalcolmYeah,↗

5:32:46Speaker 38let's- Okay, well, let's do this. Let's pretend we have a whiteboard. Hold on. One second. Let's do this. Let's pretend- Let, let, hold on. Let, let's pretend that we have a whiteboard, okay? And I just wrote down- Because we're not Christian. Now I wrote that down. Keep it↗

5:33:00Speaker 39on the whiteboard, right?↗

5:33:01Speaker 38Hold on, hold on. Listen, I wrote that down, okay? And then the blood libel, I wrote that down, okay? Anything else? Is there anything else that I can, now don't, without the story, right? Without the going back in the beginning and, you know, if I ask you how do you shoot a basketball and you say it began in a rubber plant in Sumatra, like, we don't need the backstory, okay? So I just give me any bullet points↗

5:33:27Speaker 38That they got kicked out of these countries,↗

5:33:29Speaker 40maybe involving coins and the clipping thereof or something like that. Oh, hold on.↗

5:33:34Speaker 41Don't help 'em.↗

5:33:35Speaker 38Yeah, let's just, according to him, I'm interested in his opinion. Any others? So I've got the whiteboard out, I put the first two bullet points up, anything else?↗

5:33:43Speaker 37Oh my god, I, I, I get where you're going. I don't know. No, you don't have to↗

5:33:46Speaker 38get where I'm going. I'm interested in where you're going, so you just give the answer. Don't,↗

5:33:57Speaker 38Thing down, what is it? What is it? What's the third thing? Okay, now hold on, we are, you are, of course, that, that's not saying the exact reason, right? So you say scapegoat, okay, now give me the next reason. It re- It could be a reputed reason. It could be, hold on, hold on. It could be, it could be because people think that they're from outer space. It doesn't matter whether it's true or not. I want the reputed reason in your own mind. I want a third thing that they↗

5:34:30Speaker 37Dude, everything that they wrote about you, they spread- Dude, not everything, just one thing. Just one thing. Just one thing. Spreading the plague↗

5:34:39Speaker 38Oh, no, no, no. The, do you know how long ago the plague was? That's↗

5:34:46Speaker 42too↗

5:34:55Speaker 41easy.↗

5:34:59Speaker 38Do you know? You know how long ago your, your↗

5:35:08Speaker 39The space is going to crash, I think. It, it said the, the host is having connection issues.↗

5:35:13Speaker 38Oh,↗

5:35:13Speaker 40okay. So lascivious behavior, say something. Do we know you're, are you back? Yeah, I think it's- Okay. Okay. Is it working? You're back, we're good.↗

5:35:20Speaker 38Yeah. Okay. Sorry for interrupting. Yeah, okay. So we got lascivious behavior or anything else?↗

5:35:25Speaker 37Spreading the plague. Spreading the plague. Christian morals.↗

5:35:32Speaker 38Okay, give me an example of what that would be. How would you undermine Christian morals?↗

5:35:38Speaker 37Obsessively,↗

5:35:41Speaker 37trying to fornicate with young Christian women.↗

5:35:45Speaker 38Huh. Okay. So, so here's my question. Do you think any of that-- Do you think they did anything wrong to get kicked out of these countries? Do you think they did anything prurient and immoral? Do you think they did anything-- Is it, do they bear any responsibility for getting kicked out?↗

5:36:01Speaker 37That's a good question. That's↗

5:36:02Speaker 38a good question. Now, it's↗

5:36:03Speaker 37entirely possible That individual Jews engaged in immoral or criminal activity. But to sit there and to, project all those vices, all those potential vices, if they happened at all, to all Jews is ridiculous. But it was facilitated by the fact that Jews weren't equals, they weren't citizens, they didn't have any, any- The same rights as their fellow countrymen, who they lived side by side for hundreds of thousands of years. What rights didn't they have?↗

5:36:41Speaker 37It depends, every country was a different example. Well, name one. In England, which rights did they not have? In England, they were forced to live in, in ghettos. They couldn't live wherever they wanted to live. They were forced to live in↗

5:36:52Speaker 39ghettos. They didn't only live in ghettos. Actually, around the synagogue, the synagogues, the Jews. Depends,↗

5:36:57Speaker 37it depends when and where you're talking about. Every country had different laws. England↗

5:37:01Speaker 39before twelve ninety, which laws, I'm sorry, which laws discriminated against Jews? Oh my↗

5:37:06Speaker 37God, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Oh, so you can't answer? So you don't know The reason all the Jewish populations shared in common was that they weren't considered equals to their countrymen. How so? What, which laws discriminated against Jews?↗

5:37:28Speaker 39Explain it, because what you're describing is an apartheid↗

5:37:30Speaker 37state, like what the Jews in apartheid state. They were banned from not believing in Jesus. So you believe Jesus. Which↗

5:37:35Speaker 39laws discriminated against Jews specifically? Explain it to me. Show me the proof of the law.↗

5:37:40Speaker 37There, there are many examples. So Jews were restricted in their employment. I'm not gonna show you the law. Show me the law that stated you- You couldn't be doctors and lawyers. I've never seen a law that said they couldn't be↗

5:37:50Speaker 39d- The profession, yeah, I've never seen a law that said they couldn't be doctors and lawyers. I'm not gonna educate you. So listen, do you listen? Do you listen? There's a reason↗

5:38:00Speaker 42why the truth teller brought up England as his first example, because it's a really good one, right? The reason they were kicked out in twelve ninety is because the, the Christian public was very, very pissed off at the monarchy at the time for letting these Jews continue to, biggest problem in England during the fir-first expulsion. These Christians, 'cause Christian ethics doesn't allow you to lend money, so the king allowed-- because it was personally beneficial to him, allowed these Jews to be his personal financiers, and there weren't no laws discriminating against them. This was the whole entire reason why they were kicked out is because eventually the Christian public said to the king, "Look, either you deal with this or we're gonna depose you, and that's how this is gonna go." And so then they were expelled in 1290. Idea, what?↗

5:38:49Speaker 42No one could own land in twelve ninety. That's the-- No, who, who, no one could own land in England, like no regular English citizen that's Christian could own land in twelve ninety either, dumbass. The point calling and making this that there's no-- You don't understand in England↗

5:39:02Speaker 40against Jews before their expulsion in twelve ninety. Yeah, this isn't unique.↗

5:39:07Speaker 42Right. Like, like your average Catholic peasant in England or Protestant peasant in England, well, it wasn't Protestant, but even, you know, your other heretics, they couldn't own land either Could own land. The inability to own land wasn't unique to Jews.↗

5:39:21Speaker 37Do you think, do you think that↗

5:39:23Speaker 42nobody owned land in England? Did I say nobody owned land? The only people that could own land were noblemen and families that come from, from, aristocracy. There was, there was no like, you could go buy land. That's not how that should work.↗

5:39:36Speaker 40Zillow didn't exist in 1290 Jewish, Jewish systems. Like,↗

5:39:41Speaker 42these were, these were like, medieval Eng-- 1290 England was essentially feudal. Like, it was still basically Basically just noblemen that owned land and the king managed a bunch of noble kingdoms that was avoided. So noblemen weren't allowed to own land. What'd you say?↗

5:39:54Speaker 37So noblemen weren't allowed to own land. Yes,↗

5:39:55Speaker 42if you've been tracking the conversation since the beginning, you know, since I started talking, I never said that nobody was able to own land, 'cause that would be retarded, right? Someone needs to own it, okay? The point I'm making here is that that means that whites were↗

5:40:06Speaker 39discriminated against the same way, Jewish, just a second. Did you not understand what↗

5:40:17Speaker 39Law that specifically only discriminated against Jews from owning land that applied to everyone. And by the way, even today, are you not aware of the concept of the crown owning all the land essentially within the Commonwealth? I.e. Every single so-called landowner has to pay a tribute, a tax, to the crown, otherwise their land could be seized from them. So they really aren't-↗

5:40:37Speaker 38Rabbit poaching was unlawful for a hundred years in England because the king owned all the rabbits. So you couldn't kill deer, you↗

5:40:44Speaker 42couldn't kill rabbits, you couldn't kill many species, pheasant- It depends what, what king, but basically every single one of them had, for, for most of the, most, most of England's history, oh, is that why↗

5:40:55Speaker 39the Jews latched out and got in the bestiality? 'Cause they couldn't kill the chickens. Quite, the, is this↗

5:40:59Speaker 42sexual frustrations they're taking out on the chickens? I don't know, it's quite possible.↗

5:41:03Ian MalcolmI mean, that's why the Jews grew cats, right, Julie? But you see the point though, Juliet, right? You're saying, "Oh, they were kicked out because they were treated-- you know, they were treated unfairly and then they were kicked out." But the reality of things, the reality of things is that Jews are↗

5:41:17Speaker 40considered ch- Hold the fucking phone, did you just say Jews are considered chattel? By whites and Christians. I could, I, I am quite certain that there are legitimate passages in the Talmud that say the exact opposite of that. So that's a crazy one. Alright, I'll shut back up. I'm, I'm, I'm double-checking to make sure there aren't-- Look, just so you know, I'm double-checking right now, just googling away here to make sure there were no laws prohibiting Jews from doing anything before twelve ninety. So far, after about, I don't know, six minutes I can't find a single actual legal decree that prohibits Jews from doing anything that, I mean, outside of nobility, right? Like that's what Colin is meaning here. Nobility, this is a feudal system, the nobility could do things that everyone else couldn't. That's the way it fucking worked. That includes white people, that includes other Christians, that includes all English people, Jews included. There's no, no hierarchy of nonsense here. The hierarchy comes after the- Expulsion, when there are laws decreed because they did something, right? Generally, laws don't just like come out of thin air, normally.↗

5:42:32Speaker 40oh, sorry, didn't mean↗

5:42:34Speaker 37to double mute there. I said the Jews were considered chattels of the king. Everyone was, everyone was in England at the time. No, except the difference was that Jews were much more heavily taxed. No,↗

5:42:47Ian Malcolmthey↗

5:42:47Speaker 39weren't.↗

5:42:48Speaker 37No, they weren't. No, actually,↗

5:42:49Speaker 39they paid less taxes. That's another lie. Exactly. Before 1290, actually, I've done the study on this, Julius, you're wrong about that. Jews actually paid less tax than white people. I'm wrong. They paid a fraction of what, and they actually owned more assets. You're lying when they said they couldn't own land. They actually↗

5:43:09Speaker 39They paid less taxes comparable to what whites paid to the crown, so you lied about that too. I'll, I'll pull that up for you, by the way. So they were, so they, so they, so they had a great deal. The only discrimination was what against white people, not Jews. Jews were actually in a position of privilege even before twelve ninety.↗

5:43:23Speaker 38Well, we know, well, we know this because in the Magna Carta in 1215, they made specific reference for, of course, there was a group that was parasitizing everyone else through usury, and they made a specific reference for how people were allowed or freed from the responsibility of paying back this usury upon death.↗

5:43:45Speaker 42The Magna Carta outlined a bunch of protections for Jews, too, by the way. Just like, like the kingdom at the time, like this period of time was like extremely phyllosematic. the monarchy was getting a huge amount of financing from Jews at the time. the re- like this, this period was a horrible example for you to argue, like, "This isn't the like, again, this is the, the whole reason they were kicked out at this period was beca- in England specifically was because the public got so fed up with That shit. They were like, "We're tired of you guys only being able to give our loans. We're tired of us having to keep up with the Christian ethical system, but you guys can fucking do whatever you want." And then you wanna sit here with no evidence, just making these crazy assertions. Like, from now on, right, whenever you say stupid-ass shit that we could just easily refute, but you're making the assertion, why don't you come with some evidence? Where's the, where's the decree showing that there was higher tax rates for Jews in any period of time in England prior↗

5:44:44Speaker 42Open it up real quick, ask it real quick, if you don't have one, and tell us exactly where that decree is, because I actually have went and done the research, even though I'm not the dumb fuck that presented this stupid-ass assertion, and I can't seem to find one.↗

5:45:00Speaker 37Well, in the Magna Carta, Jews were literally treated as chattel of the king. And the king could tax them without reference to Parliament whenever he wanted. Okay, where↗

5:45:12Speaker 38are the words "chattel for the king" in the Magna Carta?↗

5:45:16Speaker 37Just, just do, just look it up.↗

5:45:18Speaker 38Wait, hold on now. You said it. So,↗

5:45:21Speaker 39he who posits must defend. Is that, is that what you tell the judge? One↗

5:45:25Speaker 38second truth. One, look.↗

5:45:27Speaker 39Look,↗

5:45:28Speaker 38well, no, but you're in a court of rationality, right? He who posits must defend, right? So when you say "this exists," and I say, "Where's That if you can't provide the evidence that, to, to which you referred, then it means you literally don't know what you're talking about. When we say that someone doesn't know what they're talking about, it means the contents of their mind are empty when they open the door to show you the evidence that defend what they just said. So either admit that you're not rational, that you have no responsibility to it, that you've declared triumph over reason, or that you know why it is that you said what you just said. So tell me, what is the evidence of that? Where in the Magna Carta doesn't refer to Jews as chattel.↗

5:46:10Speaker 37Well, first of all, you know that the Magna Carta has multiple versions.↗

5:46:15Speaker 38Okay, now hold on. Where is the evidence that it refers to Jews as chattel? Give us your↗

5:46:20Speaker 42version. Give us your version, Julius, your source, and then give it to us. I don't, I don't care that there's fifty. I have to↗

5:46:25Speaker 37look, I have to look it↗

5:46:26Speaker 38up. Hold on. But you just said it. But you just said it, right? You just said it's-- You just said that↗

5:46:34Speaker 37I↗

5:46:37Speaker 38Where does it say that? No, no, where does it say it at all?↗

5:46:42Speaker 37Okay, look,↗

5:46:43Speaker 38where did- Okay, so you don't know.↗

5:46:45Ian MalcolmWait, wait, wait. I, I got a very, I got a very direct question. Julius, and I, I mean this not as a slur, just as an inquiry.↗

5:46:54Speaker 40Please,↗

5:46:54Ian Malcolmslur. Do you think that you are doing any favors for the Jewish side of the argument when you continuously deflect and dodge with an audience of almost eight hundred people that see exactly what you're doing when David asks you a direct question about the Magna Carta, and you go, "Well, there's actually several versions of it."↗

5:47:16Ian MalcolmDo, do, do you not have any shame or sense of embarrassment or... Do you not recognize how foolish you're looking in this debate?↗

5:47:25Speaker 37I, I'm looking foolish. Can I just answer the question for him? Wait, wait, wait, hang on, hang on, hang↗

5:47:29Ian Malcolmon, Lou. Hang on, I couldn't hear him. You think that you're looking foolish, why? Can you please answer that again?↗

5:47:37Speaker 37Because, a, you demand of me things that you don't demand of other people. Alright? So you want- Well, no, I'm, I'm, I'm demanding direct answers to questions. The primary resources You know, Truth Teller sits there and says Jews love anal sex, and you're like, "Where's the source? " Yes, no, no, no, hold on. I posted that before. Where's the source? Hold on.↗

5:47:55Ian MalcolmPause, pause, Jew, Jewlicious, I'm gonna ask you a couple direct questions. Ian, that one really↗

5:48:01Speaker 39got to my, the anal sex↗

5:48:03Ian Malcolmone. Yeah, I was, so Jewlicious, first and foremost, according to the Times of Israel, is Tel Aviv the gayest city on earth.↗

5:48:14Speaker 37Like I don't know.↗

5:48:16Ian MalcolmOkay. I'll put that into purple fill. According to them, is Israel the gayest nation on Earth? Is what? Is Israel the gayest nation on Earth according to that same source?↗

5:48:32Speaker 37The Times of Israel, I, Israel isn't any more or any less gay. The population of Israel isn't any more or any less gay. Yeah, sure about that? Alright, so,↗

5:48:43Ian Malcolmso I'm going, here's what I'm gonna do. I'm gonna leave myself, I'm gonna leave the microphone open. Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. So I'm gonna put, normally I don't put things into the purple pill because then it's gonna clutter up the page, but I'm gonna do this just because this one's so wild. So here you go, and I'm gonna put this up into the nest as well. So I would like, I would like you↗

5:49:10Ian MalcolmYes. Julius, to go up into the nest and open up the image that I just shared, and I would like you to read those four headlines for the room, please.↗

5:49:19Speaker 37About Venezuelans being-↗

5:49:21Ian MalcolmNope, nope, nope, nope, nope. It's gonna be the most recent one that I just shared. Oh, I wasn't about↗

5:49:25Speaker 37Venezuelans.↗

5:49:27Speaker 40Give it a second, it'll pop up. It takes a little time. It's got a screen- It's↗

5:49:30Ian Malcolmgot a set of four headlines. Can you please read the headline for each of those four articles? To be fair,↗

5:49:39Speaker 37Show me the article. Oh, there they are, there they are.↗

5:49:41Speaker 40Show me the article. Alright, there they are. Go ahead, they're up there. Now they're there. No, I,↗

5:49:45Speaker 37I, I see the headline.↗

5:49:47Ian MalcolmCan you please read those four headlines for the room? The↗

5:49:50Speaker 37gayest country on earth. Who, who wrote that? Is that based on a study? You just showed me a headline. You think that's like- Yes. Can you read the other, can you read the three↗

5:49:59Ian Malcolmother headlines?↗

5:50:01Speaker 37Some guy called Christopher Mother from the Globe. I don't know what Globe Welcome to Tel Aviv, the gayest city on earth. Is that like, where are these articles? Keep, keep going, keep going. Read the other two headlines. Hang on, hang on. Israel is the gayest. Hold on, is that what it says? Israel is the gayest country on earth. Alright, let's look at, let's, let's find the actual article. You're welcome too. Can you read the other headlines though before you do?↗

5:50:35Speaker 37We're all literate.↗

5:50:37Speaker 39I don't wanna make sure. By the way, when you do that Google search, be careful what kind of links or spyware, malicious spyware you might get, 'cause it's used like to check that stuff. Israel is the gayest country↗

5:50:49Speaker 37on earth. Alright. Well, you said it. So what you're citing is a blog post. That means it's not even an op-ed. Well, you're there too. Some guy, hang on, it's some guy called Two↗

5:51:01Speaker 42Pieces↗

5:51:01Speaker 37of Data, Yoni Leviathan, who is, I↗

5:51:05Speaker 39don't know who he is. The biggest gay pride parades per capita in the world, Julius?↗

5:51:10Speaker 41All right, you know what? Let me, let me give you some more academic research. How about that? Would that make you a little happy, Julius?↗

5:51:14Ian MalcolmBecause you celebrate, I like how you want sources and data for this. Julius, you want, you want, you want sources. Okay, all right. So for what, for what it's worth, so he wanted sources to validate the question. It's very, it's very funny because the thing that he pushed back on was, anal sex, I believe, was And behold, we have all these headlines that suggest that Israel is the gayest city, or Tel Aviv is the gayest city, Israel's the gayest nation on earth. Another one here says one third of Israelis are bisexual, and then the last says Israel becoming safe heaven for pedophiles. Now, we could go to Tom Alexandrovich and a number of other American, oh, I shouldn't call them American, they're Israeli pedophiles who fled America after being caught. We know that that happened. These are creepy things. And so if, for example, I don't know if that was the comment, but if Truth Teller wants to talk about, let's say, butt activities amongst Israelis, maybe we have data to support that. It's actually a reasonable accusation to make. And the reason that you didn't want to read those things, just like you didn't want to address David's question before, or the question that I was asking you before that, or the question that Truth Teller was asking you before that, is because there are some really uncomfortable answers to these uncomfortable questions. That's why we Spaces. And that's why, for what it's worth, to come full circle, that's why you didn't wanna describe why Ben Stiller, quote unquote, looks Jewish. Every single question that we ask you, you dodge and you deflect from, and you try to play pill pole by immediately deflecting. In fact, even in this one, when I just gave you headlines, it was, "Well, let, let's, let's pull it up. It's a blog source. Okay, we'll, we'll dive in. Let's ignore that data point." It's wild. I don't understand why it's the case. It needs to↗

5:53:02Speaker 37be blogged by a nobody to say that. Wait a minute, yes, and I know it needs to be shared. I know, I know,↗

5:53:08Ian Malcolmit needs to be shared. If it's not shared by Ben Shapiro, then it's not true. It's unbelievable. This is what we have to do. Now I can, I can even go to Grok and I can ask Grok what's the gayest nation on earth. Do you wanna know what it's probably gonna tell me? But you don't care. You just want to deflect, divert away. You want to continue squabbling over little data points. And that's the problem is that, like David said before, it's like a child who's trying to just ignore the obvious. You're trying to obfuscate from that which we all see plain as day. It's because you don't like the answers, and this is why it's really frustrating having these debates with Jews, because I notice that-- and it's not because you're Jewish, but for whatever reason, I see these behaviors.↗

5:53:50Speaker 37Your answers are wrong. Your↗

5:53:52Ian MalcolmAnswers are not-- What are you talking about?↗

5:53:55Speaker 37You're citing a↗

5:53:55Ian Malcolmblog↗

5:53:56Speaker 39post? I have a Jerusalem Post article by Jerusalem Post staff that says Israel is the gayest country in the world. You want me to, you want me to post that too? It's not the Jerusalem Post. It's Jerusalem Post staff that post-- Source,↗

5:54:07Ian Malcolmbro. Source,↗

5:54:08Speaker 41bro. Read what I just posted, Ian. It's an academic journal. This is hilarious. Written by a Jew. Sexual orientation behavior of adult Jews in Israel and the association with-- Lou, Lou, here's what we're↗

5:54:19Ian Malcolmgonna do. I'm Read the scientific article. That's what we're gonna take the minute or two. We're gonna listen to Lou read the scientific journal, and if anybody interrupts him, I'm gonna mute them. I promise you. So, Lou, you get to read this entire thing for the audience, please.↗

5:54:40Speaker 41Alright. So this is in the Archives of Sexual Behavior, it's written by two Jews, Zohar Moore and Udi Davidovich. Sounds pretty Jewish, right? Okay, so don't complain. Alright, the title is called "Sexual Orientation and Behavior of Adult Jews in Israel and Association with Risk Behavior." They found in their study, which included a sample of 997 men and 1,005 women, so roughly a thousand each, of whom 11.3% and 15.2% respectively were attracted to the same gender. 10.2% and 8.7%, respectively, reported lifetime same gender encounters. So that's actually encounters, they had some kind of sexual,↗

5:55:18Speaker 41you know, thing happen there. While 8.2% and 4.8%, respectively, self-identified as gay or bisexual or as bisexual men or lesbian bisexual women, et cetera. But overall, basically 11.3% of the men and 15.2% of the women were attracted to the same gender at some point.↗

5:55:41Speaker 41That's it. So now he's gonna probably ask, "How does that compare to Western countries?" When Western countries from other sources I've seen, so I'll put in here in a bit once I, screenshot it, are a lot lower.↗

5:55:53Speaker 39So Julius, do you condemn anal sex and homosexual behavior? Is that against your morals? See, yes or no.↗

5:56:04Speaker 37All right, what was the↗

5:56:04Speaker 39question? You condemn homosexual behavior and, gay pride parades and homosexual culture in general?↗

5:56:12Speaker 37No.↗

5:56:12Speaker 39You don't? So then what do you-- If you have a problem with it, so you're proud of it?↗

5:56:19Speaker 37I, I don't care what two consenting adults do in the privacy of their own home. What about↗

5:56:23Speaker 39when they do it out in public, in like gay pride parades?↗

5:56:28Speaker 37I've been to- Of course you have. Can you celebrate that stuff? I don't,↗

5:56:33Speaker 39you know, even surprise people every weekend. That's a regular weekend. That's a regular weekend. Having↗

5:56:36Speaker 37actual intercourse in public, 'cause it's against the law. So, Julie, did you dress up at↗

5:56:41Speaker 39these gay pride parades?↗

5:56:43Speaker 38No. He was the mascot. What are you talking about? He had a ball on his head.↗

5:56:51Speaker 38I remember↗

5:56:51Speaker 39what were you doing? What were you doing at this gay pride parade, Jewish? Aren't you a Rawlins kind of thing?↗

5:57:00Speaker 41You know what I'm really wondering is at 6 AM in Israel, what the fuck is this guy doing here?↗

5:57:05Speaker 40I mean, you say that and we're three and I think three and a half hours deep in this. Your kids know you attended this gay pride parade?↗

5:57:14Speaker 37Listen, if it was just this, it's fine. None of you have ever, I've never witnessed a gay pride parade. You seem to know a lot about what goes on there, and I- I only know↗

5:57:22Speaker 39what got reported on the news, by Jewish news, of course, 'cause they want to run mainstream news. I didn't physically attend. I didn't physically attend any gay pride parades like you. Alright, well, so then I'm not But I happen to know that there's, there's overt gay sexual acts that take place at these gay pride parades, such as in San Francisco, where Assemblyman Scott Weiner likes to attend. You know, Scott Weiner is Jewish. He's a gay lawyer, Assemblyman, who again pushes for pedophilia, pushes, he thinks that the age of consent, wait, is he Jewish by any chance? Yes, he is. A gay Jewish lawyer. He also thinks that the age of consent isn't equated. That should be- He's a↗

5:58:01Speaker 43senator↗

5:58:03Speaker 39And gay pride offense, obviously, and he dresses well, he advocates for↗

5:58:07Speaker 43track queen shows, for track kings. He had an ice show just now in San Francisco in, in Christmas, on Christmas time, he had a, he had a track show with track queens on an ice ring that promoted for all people, for everyone, for all children, all ages to come by and watch the track queens go dance around on ice. And then, I don't need that. He advocate, he supported a pedophile that fucked a fourteen-year-old, to- To get out of going to prison and then to be a transgender, to transform into a transgender, to be a, from a man to be a woman, to then get transported into a woman prison protecting pedophiles. That's Scott Weiner in San Francisco. Scott Weiner is advocating for all kinds of degeneracy and, allowing pedophiles to run free down in San Francisco Bay Area. He is literally a demon, and he's fifty-one years old, so he's not that young. So it's pretty interesting. Not to be, not↗

5:59:05Speaker 39to be confused with Anthony Weiner, the former congressman from New York, who got caught sending dick pics to a minor. What's up with these Jews always trying to get a target and, and, and groom you? I, I got a↗

5:59:18Ian Malcolmquestion for you, Julius. So just out of curiosity 'Cause we had, we were talking about the media all being owned by the Chinese in Israel. if you walked out and you saw a Chinese person who was elected to be the local official of your community in Israel, and he was all excited to tell your five and eight-year-old about LGBT ideology and to have them dress up for a gay pride parade, what would you say to that Chinaman?↗

5:59:43Speaker 37These are such stupid questions. No, it's not a remotely↗

5:59:46Ian Malcolmstupid question. Please answer my direct question. The commissioner is a guy↗

5:59:50Speaker 37that I don't support at all.↗

5:59:53Ian MalcolmSo you would be upset if a China↗

5:59:55Speaker 44You would be upset, you'd be upset if Bing↗

5:59:56Speaker 45Bong the Chinaman was trying to instruct your eight year-↗

6:00:00Ian Malcolmdaughter on LGBT ideology. You'd be like, "Get these Chinamen out of here." You would, right? You↗

6:00:05Speaker 46would. Well, wait a minute, is he saying↗

6:00:06Ian Malcolmthat he doesn't like Scott? I don't like Scott Wiener. Yeah, you don't like Scott Wiener. Okay, so if a Chinese person was taking the ideology of Scott Wiener and trying to- I think they don't like Scott though. Propaganda, I, I can't stand Scott. I'm not, I'm not gonna address these- No, you're going to address it, or otherwise I'm going to kick you off the stage, because for three hours you've been avoiding direct confrontational questions. I'm going to ask you again, if your five and eight-year-old daughter had to deal with a Chinaman in Israel who was pushing LGBT ideology on your children and every other local children living in your community in Israel, would you be upset about it?↗

6:00:51Ian MalcolmI'm definitely not upset about it, no. You wouldn't be upset about it? You can push all the LGBTQ ideology on me that you want, I'll never be gay. On↗

6:01:01Speaker 47your children! Wait, wait,↗

6:01:03Ian Malcolmwait, wait, wait, wait, wait. We're talking. How does this happen? I just asked you about your five and your eight-year-old, and your response is, "You can push all of it on me, I won't ever adopt." Why? Is this an IQ issue? Like Julius, in all sincerity, are you able to comprehend the basic questions that I'm ans-that I'm asking you? Or do they, do, do they get lost in translation?↗

6:01:26Ian MalcolmI said I would have no issue with that, with my five and eight-year-old. You'd have no issue with a Chinese person in Israel pushing homosexuality on your children. I don't care if he's Chinese, I don't care if he's your, your dad, I don't care. These people are just immoral. Also, feel free to kick me off of your platform anytime you want to. Well, are↗

6:01:45Speaker 48you saying you don't care that he's Chinese, or you saying that you just don't care at all?↗

6:01:48Ian MalcolmI don't, I don't care that he's Chinese. I don't care if he's↗

6:01:52Speaker 48pushing this LGBTQ stuff on your↗

6:01:54Speaker 49kids. No,↗

6:01:55Speaker 46he wouldn't,↗

6:02:01Speaker 49Would you care if he↗

6:02:02Ian Malcolmwas teaching your kids homosexuality? I don't care. I wouldn't care about that either. You don't care about that either. You're just trying to clean up your stupid platform anytime you want to. What, what, why do you keep what, the, I've let you sit up here for three hours, obnoxiously deflecting from basic questions. I've had to mock you about it multiple times. I've had to bring up the fact that you play victim almost every time you try to answer anything, so much so that I gave you the three strike policy, and you↗

6:02:31Ian MalcolmAnd now you sit here, kick me off anytime you want, like you've made some valid point or demonstrated anything of significance in this room. The only thing that you actually did that I'm baffled by is you seemingly just stated that you have no issue if the Chinese people who, in this hypothetical, not only controlled the media and your tech, but if they were also propagandizing your children with LGBT ideology. That's just baffling. I don't understand how anybody would not be extremely offended by that. I certainly am. I think it's abhorrent that the Disney Channel, which is led by Bob Iger, a Jew, pushes Disney, what is it, Mickey Mouse cartoons for children with trans characters in it. That's insane. Now, you might not have a moral compass, you might be totally fine with that, with your children being brainwashed by their television, regardless of who owns it. Maybe you think that's totally okay. I don't. And I don't know if that's a morality, issue or a righteousness issue. Maybe you're totally indifferent, but what I won't let you do any longer. And yes, I had you muted prior to you even coming in this room, where you sat in the purple pill and you threw up a whole bunch of comments. Oh, let me come up! I looked at your profile, and I had to screenshot it because with your thirty thousand followers, you couldn't get a single like on multiple posts that you made, not one. They got viewed a hundred times, fifty times, two hundred times, not a single like, often not a single engagement. Because you have seemingly no real audience on this platform. I don't know if it's because you can't make a cohesive statement, you can't make a concrete point, perhaps because you play victim, maybe you're just annoying. I don't know.↗

6:04:13Ian MalcolmBut I found this entire thing really frustrating, and you did the exact same thing, except without the histrionics, of most Jews when I have these debates, which is that you wouldn't almost ever address a direct question. I don't know why that is. Supposedly the average IQ in Israel is ninety-three, according to one of the studies I looked at. Ninety-three! That's way below the, let's say, lineage and genetics of my people, 'cause genes are real. I know you earlier tried to say that they're not, but then you said Ben Sillor looks Jewish, which of course contradicted the very suggestion that you made. Perhaps because it's really difficult to be logically consistent, maybe because you're Jewish, maybe that's an IQ issue, I don't know!↗

6:04:55Ian MalcolmI find it really weird though, 'cause I see a lot of Ashkenazi Jews celebrating that they're very high IQ. But let me ask you the question. If that's the case, if Ashkenazi Jews, which are about thirty-five to forty percent of Israel, if they have a hundred and twenty IQ, well, then that means if ninety-three is the average, that means just about everybody else there is in the sixties, which would be get the question. Either the Ashkenazis that are making those statements are full of shit, which I think, oh by the way, they probably are, because I've looked at the studies and they look-- let's say they're far from bulletproof, or the other half of the people in Israel are just complete chimpanzees intellectually. That's roughly where a chimp would be, somewhere between six, sixty and seventy, maybe as much as eighty-five, depending on which chimp you're talking about. You go to Koko the gorilla, who's even higher than that.↗

6:05:44Ian MalcolmBut maybe, I don't know, maybe it's, it's just completely bogus studies. Maybe there's some kind of, let's say, intellectual disconnect with Jews that results in what we see. Maybe it's the inability to just be direct and honest. Maybe you just run from that as a concept. I don't know. But to sit here and act like you're some big tough guy, oh, kick me off the panel! I'm gonna play victimhood again. No one cares. Nobody cares. I don't think anybody in this room cares. Looking at your page, I don't think anybody cares what you say, 'cause you have no engagement, nothing, zero audience in some of these posts.↗

6:06:23Ian MalcolmSo you can act like a big tough guy. If anything, I think we in this room have done a heroic job letting you participate in the conversation. And I say letting, because it's no different than if we were having a conversation about some kind of, let's say, theological ideology, right? David is having a very high IQ discourse on a subject, and along comes a child. "I wanna play!" "Well, oh, alright, little kid, we'll let you play. You can participate." And then David asked you a question, you dodged it. Truth teller asked you a question, you dodged it. I asked you a question, you played victim four times, and then you dodged it five. It's annoying. It's really obnoxious. And that's why I asked you, do you think you're doing yourself any favors or your side any favors? You've been caught in factually incorrect statements over and over and over again, and you just continue dodging and deflecting and playing victim over and over and over again, taking no accountability. For your conduct. You, you almost took no accountability-- actually, you did. You took zero accountability for whatever Jewish conduct might have res- resulted in those expulsions that David was trying to ask you about, that you also deflected and dodged from.↗

6:07:35Ian MalcolmIt really does feel like it's a genetic inability to relate, either to a question, to a people, to the concept of accountability. Why? And why would you expect anybody else to put up with it and to deal with it? And then I recognize, oh, that's right, because you can't even recognize that you're doing it. That's the craziest part. Holding these conversations, I let you come in here. I give you a bigger audience than you've probably ever had on this entire application. And what do you do? You play victim. Woe is me. No. You got an audience. You made a fool of yourself. You have no ability to recognize it. You'll take no shame in this entire exchange. I can almost guarantee it. And instead, you'll just say, "Yeah, I did a great job," and you'll pat yourself on the back, and you'll go to sleep. And that's fine, you go do that. But just recognize that the rest of the world sees it!↗

6:08:35Ian MalcolmThe little obnoxious kid in the restaurant, he can walk home and think everybody likes him. We're all looking around, we're like, "God, that guy is the worst." It's not 'cause you're Jewish, but 'cause you're behaving exactly like I would've anticipated, because I've seen it over and over and over again.↗

6:08:52Ian MalcolmSo I don't know how to fix it, I don't know how to deal with it even. There's, there's perhaps no way to- If anybody wants a reason or an understanding why, just go look up the definition of narcissist, and I'd ask you to do it, Julius, and then look around at the other people who you associate with and ask the question if maybe they behave that way, and then go back to David's question about why were the Jews continuously kicked out and expelled over and over and over and over again? And if you come to the conclusion it's because, woe is me, we were mistreated! Well, then you might just be a gigantic narcissist, in addition to perhaps being relatively low IQ. But you'll take no ownership or accountability of those suggestions. Instead, you'll just walk out and think, "I'm the big hero of the debate," as we all celebrate your departure.↗

6:09:45Ian MalcolmAnd perhaps this would happen as a microcosm throughout those one thousand different times in those one hundred countries. But zero accountability, zero recognition. And so with that, we're gonna move on with the conversation 'cause I am so tired of this, so done with it.↗

6:10:02Speaker 50So let's go to, very quickly. I'm about to leave. I gotta get off for the night and get up for work in the morning. I don't know who you wanna pass it to, but I'm gonna be a piece of shit for ten seconds and show my stuff. Jumbotron, if you guys wanna join my community, we're gonna hang out in there, and I'm gonna share some of↗

6:10:23Speaker 50Great time, very good time, Jew, besides all the, things that Ian had just said, which I fully agree with. You did a lot better than Mo, I mean, good lord, I'd rather do that, I would never last three hours with Mitch, I would rather, I'd rather climb Dick Mountain Mouth first, let's put it that way. but the rest of you, I will talk to you, I'm sure, tomorrow or the next day or so. Much love, my friends. Have a great night.↗

6:10:48Speaker 51Thank you so much for coming,↗

6:10:54Speaker 49He's communicating with God's Sad, the Masad agent, to meet up with him in Israel. What are you up to there, Julius? What do you have planned there with, Masad agent God's Sad? That's a, you have such a wonderful idea and you're so confident he's not gonna be able to resist this particular idea. God is there to give lectures. God's, God's a fellow Moroccan Jew. Why not? Why not since you're↗

6:11:16Speaker 48already↗

6:11:18Speaker 49a- Isn't he Lebanese? He's a Lebanese Jew. He's a↗

6:11:21Ian MalcolmMasad agent. He didn't↗

6:11:23Speaker 49Okay, are you aware Lebanon is part of the Levant region? Is Rafi Jew?↗

6:11:30Speaker 49Yeah,↗

6:11:30Ian Malcolmhe's a fellow in the Rafi Setzafardik. From Montreal. We've communicated before. Oh, you↗

6:11:35Speaker 49communicate with Mossad, do you?↗

6:11:39Ian MalcolmGod is a lot of things, but he's definitely not Mossad. Yeah, he is. He literally, he hands me a Mossad card. He's Mossad. Under every, under every... I wanted to↗

6:11:48Speaker 52add one thing real quick. Because I've, I've been away doing, real quick, you know, other shit. You mentioned, MGM earlier and MGM's owned by Amazon and who owns Amazon, blah, blah, blah, not to relitigate that entire conversation, but it is important to put context into it. So, Miguel Bezos, Jeff Bezos' stepdad, is a trustee of the Aspen Institute, which is chaired, Margo Pritzker. Margo Pritzker from the Pritzker family, Tom Pritzker. Frequent visitor of Epstein's island and Penny Pritzker, who runs Harvard and is the special representative from the Biden administration to Ukraine and their economic recovery.↗

6:12:32Speaker 52Margo Pritzker is also the chairman and founder of the Zohar Education Project, which seeks to digitize and mass-produce and print the canon of, you know, Cabalistic Judaism to the world. And so you're talking about, okay, the Aspen Institute, that's a pretty important organization, isn't it? Who is, who's running that? Okay, the Whiskers run it, and then who's the vice chairman? Will you have a guy named Brooks and Whistle? He is basically a partner at EQT Partners, who's, who the fuck is that? That's the Wallenbergs, it's Investor AB, that's the nine eleven faggots, that's the people who literally own and control Ericsson, Verizon, and Palantir, Amazon being baked into the cake is basically a portfolio company of Kleiner Perkins and Sequoia Capital, meaning the USSR and the Johns Hopkins University and the Israeli SIGINT from Sun Microsystems decided to turn Our Silicon Valley into a tool of digital technocratic, you know, Jabotinsky Iron Wall of Bolshevism, Zionism. And so,↗

6:13:42Speaker 52Amazon is purely that, and if I remember correctly, it was either Bezos' father or grandfather. I'm gonna assume it wasn't his biological father, 'cause his biological father was like a carny I believe it was his biological grandfather, who was one of the co-founders of DARPA, right alongside Leonard Kleinrock, who helped create LINC a bit, and who helped create Qualcomm. Qualcomm was the biggest winner of the big tech bubble that they rigged the fuck out of, going back to the conversations and spaces of co-hosts with, with Trude Teller and Ron Garan, Eric Schmidt and the CIA Mossad.↗

6:14:25Speaker 52Yeah, Amazon, which controls our digital infrastructure, and Akamai, which controls our federal digital infrastructure and our con-- the Fed content delivery networks, we're all became who they are. Because, hey, hey, backup. The real estate bubble and 9/11.↗

6:14:41Speaker 46Yeah,↗

6:14:42Speaker 52what's- I hate to↗

6:14:42Speaker 46stop you, can you follow me real quick? I need to text you something. Really, a message that I would like to ask you- Don't send me any more↗

6:14:48Speaker 52dick pics, dude. I've told you- I know,↗

6:14:50Speaker 46I know. I mean, I, I, I know you can't get enough of 'em, but hang on. I wanna, I wanna text you something, and it's urgent, and I want you to tell me if↗

6:15:01Speaker 46what↗

6:15:06Speaker 46I'm↗

6:15:07Speaker 52Yeah, and the last thing I'll say, something else that you guys need to be made aware of about the Aspen Institute, they have this project called, or this, this wing, if you will, called Socrates. Socrates is all of the EcoHealth Alliance, EcoHealth Alliance of notably infamous COVID creation, Peter Daszak, you know, Margaret Munzor Loeb.↗

6:15:34Speaker 52You're talking about the literal people that, you know, helped create, release, and cover up COVID. And there are some key people that are part of that. And one of them is John Negroponte. Negroponte is the vice chairman of McLeod Associates, more, more well known as Kissinger McLeod, you know, before Kissinger passed away, and Thomas McLeod kind of took the, took the reins. He's vice chairman of the, of McClordy Associates, he was the CEO of the State Department, he was also↗

6:16:11Speaker 52director of McGraw Hill. I only found this out probably, I don't know, four weeks ago, five weeks ago, or whatever, and it's not that I found it out because I'd just seen that for the first time, it was that it only finally registered relevance to me and, and what we're, we're doing here today. Our schools, our public schools especially are indoctrination centers. They're led by literally Mossad or Maxwell, the famous owner of McGraw Hill, who is basically forced upon the American people and their kids in education institutions, these textbooks that preach everything and their brother about The terrors of the Holocaust, they don't bother to mention one thing about the Holocaust anymore, they make sure that white students are feeling absolutely awful for immutable characteristics that they had no control over in the country and on the soil that their ancestors fought and died for to, to create and frame for their posterity. And, you know, I, I think that what's just happened in Virginia with the- Absolute installation of the CIA Jew, B. Spinebarger, who was not elected, and is one of the most unlikable people in the country, is the first thing they've started doing, is basically legalizing crime, including rape. They've removed mandatory minimum sentences for things as serious as even manslaughter, child sex abuse, and they have done all that they can To permanently erode election integrity in the state of Virginia forever. And all of this happened↗

6:18:03Speaker 52just right under our noses, and Virginia had the power to stop it. The Attorney General at the time, Jason Miller, as was somebody that we worked closely with, through proxies and funneled election- Fraud receipts directly to him, and he actually indicted one of the key people that was caught, Michelle White, working closely with the EAC, engaged overtly in election fraud↗

6:18:30Speaker 52in Prince William, Virginia, Northern Virginia, through Arlington, Alexandria, you know, that whole deal. And he indicted her, they're dead to rights.↗

6:18:47Speaker 52About a year and a half ago, breaking up, back↗

6:18:49Speaker 46up, breaking up.↗

6:18:51Speaker 52About a year and a half ago, he just decided, "Yeah, let's drop the charges." And he just did it for the fuck of it. Even when we catch these people, when we try to use all peaceful and judicial means of recourse for these fucking Jews who aren't American, who are collectivist monoliths who see America as nothing more than a vassal for global Jew supremacy and Zionist interests↗

6:19:17Speaker 52We still can't, for some reason, get due process to operate as it was designed and as it was intended. And so when I, when I sit here and I listen to the conversation about, okay, why were all of these Jews expelled over years and years from various nations? You know, I see, you know, the writings of people talking about, like Ben Franklin, for example, saying if, if you don't constitutionally exclude them, they will, near Christianity, they'll never assimilate, they will erode the moral turpitude of the nation, and when opposed, they will socioeconomically and financially strangle the host nation to its core.↗

6:20:04Speaker 52And that certainly goes with our judicial process. And so what they're doing in effect is funneling our country into a situation where it has no choice, like we have no↗

6:20:21Speaker 52ulterior means of getting recourse for the lawlessness that is and the degeneracy and the The, the, the anti-white, anti-Christian vibe that is being thrust upon the American people and whites in this country and, and in, and in Europe certainly are, are being basically faced with a dichotomy of, accept your genocide and your extermination and zero posterity for your kids and grandkids or your race as a whole or even your religion And do it quietly, like lamps to the slaughter,↗

6:21:02Speaker 52or whatever ulterior mo- means that you can think of that aren't that, because all means of peaceful recourse have been deliberately stripped away from you, deliberately stripped away from the, the citizenry and, and we whites, as it becomes evident, what they're doing in Ohio, running Vivek Ramaswamy, who is absolutely a COVID co-conspirator, a g- and absolutely a scam artist Who has no business running for governor and should be in prison for defrauding investors with this fraudulent IPO that he basically rat-holed through his mother's company.↗

6:21:38Speaker 52They did the same thing in Virginia, they ran an unlikable, not American born brown person who was the lieutenant governor. They just refused, and you see it over and over and over and over and over again. They refused to run white White candidates, especially white male candidates, and Donald Trump, the one person in this, in this country that literally has the power with the stroke of a pen↗

6:22:09Speaker 52to restore much of the, you know, due process and the legitimacy to our institutions, and who had a fucking layup to end up with his face on Mount Rushmore. For whatever reason, decided to cast his lot with Benjamin Netanyahu, his fake Likud, Dr. Likud spy, Miriam Adelson, who is cartoonishly not American, barely speaks English, admits that she doesn't want to talk about how she influences policies in America for, for Israel,↗

6:22:47Speaker 52and the Jeffrey Epstein pedophiles. I can't think of a, of a more frustrating and overt betrayal of, you know, our constitution and our country, and then when I look back and some of the things that I've, I posted while this space was going on that I'd been sitting on about the Beni Berith and that it's openly anti-Christian and it's openly pro-communist, and then I have to read shit like, you know, we were talking about Rabbi Steven S. Weiss, his son, James Waterman Weiss, well, James Waterman- Was certainly Benybarith. He wrote about Hitler or the, the dangers Nazis rising to power in 1933, long before Hitler ever came to power. And you realize Nazi is literally just Jewish slang for white people, white Christians specifically, but white Europeans. And then his son, as the Gaul To say something like, "If fascism ever shows itself in America, it won't come with some kind of T-shirt movement or special insignias, but it will come as a, a plea↗

6:24:06Speaker 52for return to the Constitution draped in the American flag. I think that's one of the most insanely insulting and revolting and anti-American things I've ever read. When I can read these things from people that said these things sixty, seventy, a hundred, a hundred and twenty, a hundred and forty years ago. And they echo all of the worst things that people in completely different countries described of these people, things that the founding fathers of our country warned us of these people.↗

6:24:46Speaker 52Then I start to realize that, yeah, what, what, David's line of questioning to, to Julius, it was very poignant, it was very pertinent, and, and to, to hit on the idea that- All of these independently, you know, distinct countries over thousands of miles apart and separated by distance and time and geography, all came to the same conclusions independently of each other, and to listen to this faggot being like, "It's just because they weren't Christians," or "They were accused of doing X, Y, Z," they were kicked out↗

6:25:26Speaker 52of many places in Europe because they got caught. Poisoning wells. They got caught kidnapping kids and bleeding them for ritual sacrifice. We don't have to look hundreds of years back, we can see two years ago, almost to the day, the anniversary when they start pulling bloody fucking mattresses out of the Baudouinovich headquarters in these↗

6:25:53Speaker 52Fucking complex, elaborate tunnels that they dug under the fucking city of Brooklyn, in, a city in the United States. And then there's a podcast where the rabbi is literally explaining they're do-- they're taking dead bodies and trying to make incisions on them and bleeding them and trying to resurrect this moshav. And understanding that they're only gonna tell you the portion of the truth which they think w-will be okay and palatable, but the actual broad scope, the whole scope of the truth is so much worse I can't even possibly fucking imagine. If this country continues to persist five more years with these people still living in our country, that's all I had to say. Check it,↗

6:26:34Speaker 46check it, check it, check it, check↗

6:26:39Speaker 51it. Alright, thank you so much, Esther. See you soon.↗

6:26:47Speaker 47And guys, please repost this space for all Ian and Jonathan, amazing speakers, and if you guys go to it, I will also repost it. And it's, it's been such an amazing space, Ian. Thank you so much for hosting. Thanks,↗

6:26:59Speaker 53Joann.↗

6:27:01Speaker 47Thank you.↗

6:27:02Speaker 53Joann's the absolute best. Totally double down that. I wanna check in if Eric is, around. Let's, let's see what he's got to say.↗

6:27:08Speaker 54Hey, what's up? I've been looking for you the entire time. Hello Joanne, hello, hello. Hey guys, another, another point on top of, them being kicked out of a hundred and nine countries is that it's not just that they've been kicked out of a hundred and nine countries, is, is look at all the other people who haven't. You haven't had a hundred and nine, Japanese getting kicked out of a hundred and nine, a hundred nothing. Japanese haven't been kicked out of all these countries, Polish people haven't been kicked out, Russians haven't been kicked out, Somalians haven't been. Do you know, It would require for, an entire country to rise up and expel one group of people. They were expelled from so many countries as a word for it, pogrom. They actually have a word for kicking them out because, that's, I mean, it's happened so many times. But I mean, for real, like Somalis haven't been kicked out of a hundred countries?↗

6:28:04Speaker 55Well, Eric, you know, I was thinking the same thing, but you should compare it to other stateless people, like the Berbers in Morocco, for example. They haven't been kicked out of Morocco. You have the Uyghurs in China, they haven't been kicked out. You have the Kurds, which should be kicked out for what all the shit they're doing in Iran, they still haven't been kicked out of Iraq and Iran. So there's all these stateless people that haven't been expelled, let alone a hundred and nine times or whatever.↗

6:28:30Speaker 54I mean, for real, it You read and you hear about all these stories, and, are they just like, William Durant is a famous historian, and, I read a couple of his books, like the insane, it takes months to read one of his books, but he even mentioned, he says, like, you know, they've been kicked out of all these different countries, and one of the accusations was like child sacrifice. And he said, he himself said like it's gotta be a, it's gotta be like some kind of conspiracy theory, but one can't help but notice that these are accusations like from many different countries far apart in distance and time, like over centuries, and they're all making the same accusations. It's like, well, I mean, that's either one hell of a coincidence or there's gotta be some truth to it. I mean, that, there's, it's a whole bunch of funny business. I mean, and, and they're, they're absolutely ruthless and reckless in, in the, the, the social destruction that they do.↗

6:29:29Speaker 54And you hear about all the stuff that they did in the Weimar Republic and to the Bolsheviks, and you now read this stuff and you know it's true, because everything that's like in the, the protocols, the elders of Zionism, they call it conspiracy, then how is it still true, on the other side of the world over a hundred twenty years later?↗

6:29:49Speaker 54So, yeah, a hundred percent. It's just-- And then, here's something else that, you know, gets brought up, it's like, "Well, what the hell do we do?" You can't just kick 'em out, 'cause, I mean, what are you gonna do? You're just gonna freaking, you have all these people that have-- they have a huge, giant- Like manpower infrastructure that they can move around the world. They have groups like, you take out the ADL, they're just gonna start up the ADL somewhere else. They're gonna start up APAC somewhere else. They're gonna try and take over countries, media, whatever. And it's like, yeah, we have to have some kind of freaking final solution for this shit.↗

6:30:26Speaker 54I mean, they, they can't be allowed to, to grow back their power.↗

6:30:29Speaker 47They need to learn to assimilate. I don't think it's gonna happen, but I mean, it, it should happen.↗

6:30:40Speaker 55They won't get free real estate in the Middle East if they assimilate.↗

6:30:43Ian MalcolmEric, I, I gotta ask you 'cause, I mean, I've, I've, I've really tried many, many times to have essentially good faith discussions on these things, and every time I just run into what feels like dodging and deflections and a complete unwillingness to just address basic, direct questions with basic, direct answers. And I think David was certainly trying to do that. Earlier, and when he, when he talked about having the whiteboard, and he was like, "Okay, give me the bullets, we've got the first one," and then it was, it was like a arm wrestling match just trying to get a direct set of, of, of answers to a direct question. I, I'm curious for what your thoughts are on why that is, i-if it has to do with culture or genetics or religion or IQ, you know, what's your take, if anything, on, on, on why that happens so frequently, or at least it feels like↗

6:31:35Speaker 54I think 'cause in the end, they know it's true. They already know that the stuff that they're gonna be saying, they already know the negative answer to it. I mean, they kinda know, it is what it is. They know that like, when it all comes down to it, they're wrong, we're right. And, anytime they open their mouth, it has to be a lie, because the truth is worse, isn't it?↗

6:32:00Speaker 56But that's not how they think about it. The reason why I was asking the hundred and nine countries question wasn't for him, it was for everybody else in the room. Again, we don't understand. It's out-group psychopathy. Truth doesn't matter. It makes perfect sense. It's logical, it's reasonable. An irrational principle sufficiently advanced becomes insane.↗

6:32:27Speaker 56An irrational principle sufficiently advanced becom- becomes insane. And what is that irrational principle? That we should exist at the expense of the group within which we occupy. That's what we do. That is our function. So when you say, "Well, gosh, you know, why are you doing this?" It's the scorpion and the frog. You know, the frog is, the scorpion is saying, when the frog says, "Halfway across the river," you said that you wouldn't sting me, and now you're stinging me, and you're going to die. Why would you do it? And what does the scorpion answer? "It's my nature, it's what I do."↗

6:33:04Speaker 56And the, the, the clear, it's nothing could be more clear. When they're saying, "We did nothing wrong, we got thrown out of all those countries," they don't like you. Do you understand? If they did nothing wrong, it means you're always wrong. Imagine that. What other group of people occupy another country, and another country, and another country and tell every one of those countries, "You are evil,↗

6:33:29Speaker 56I am good, we're better than you. All of tyranny, all of true genocide, it always starts with moral inequivalence. We are morally superior than you." And that's what this fellow was telling you right now. We're morally superior. You're lucky to have us in your civilization, and if we reduce you to servitude and extract your wealth, it's because you have it coming. You deserve it. This is the way abused children get treated. You have it coming. They get gaslit into thinking that, and I am sorry for all the rest of us. This is an unpalatable truth. Wake up. You don't have it coming. We don't have this coming. These people are completely destroying Western civilization. And by the way, the final solution is just to wake up to it. That's it. I am sorry, but they can't do this. You can't tyrannize over people. You can't- Create this authoritarian nightmare over people unless you convince them that they have it coming. If we stop believing that, then it ends. If we say, "This is wrong, this is moral turpitude at its finest," it ends. There is no way this infinitesimally small and cowardly group of people can dominate and tyrannize over all the rest of us unless we are psychological participants. We need to stop doing it. Stop helping them. Stop with the reticence. Jewish supremacy is destroying Western civilization. Say it out loud. And also say, for all of our Jewish brothers and sisters, we still believe in the divine spark within you, and we want you to come to our side. Leave the dark side. Leave the side that parasitizes children. Leave the side that runs blackmail operations. Leave the side that constantly creates fratricidal wars, that's slaughtering millions and millions of people. For no reason, stop washing your money in the blood of soldiers, stop doing it. That's the answer, the answer is for us all to wake up. I'm sorry, but they're never gonna stop lying till you heard the guy. They'll say anything, and why wouldn't they? This is their modus operandi. Once you know it, it's like watching a magician do a trick that you've seen a thousand times, and you've already figured it out. It's pathetic. From then on, we know the trick, we know how it goes, we know- We know how it ends, and we just don't want to see it anymore.↗

6:35:59Speaker 54That was perfectly↗

6:36:00Ian Malcolmsaid.↗

6:36:02Speaker 54Now that we also have the Great Awakening, the next step is, like, you know, the Great Seizing Our Country Back. And, guys, since October 7th, let's just measure success from October 7, 2023. since that time, we have still absolutely failed to dislodge a single one of them from power, like no one from APAC or the ADL or the media, even some pissant job in the media. No one has lost their job, no one's been pushed out. We replaced rep-uh, Democrat puppets with Republican puppets, and we'll do the same cycle again in less than a year, and- They have been, they've been conquering, they've flipped over Syria, they did all that, but they still control the monopoly of violence. We, they don't have to negotiate with us. They're, they're, you know, a force in the field is a force in diplomacy, and they don't have to negotiate with us. We're, we're not, we're talking about it, but we haven't been able to, like, actually do anything, to the point where they need to,↗

6:37:06Speaker 54have people fired or surrender seats or, or any of that stuff Like there, there isn't no, there's been no diplomacy with these people. We, we boycott and destroy businesses, but because the way BlackRock works, when you destroy the, they, they own both sides of the businesses too. You know, you mess up one, coffee company, well, they own the competition, and the other side goes up. So they know exactly what they're doing, and as we've seen with them, with all the massive boycotts against Target and Bud Light from before October seventh, they don't care. They'll still push an agenda even if it's highly unpop- like, you know, their social agendas, turn everything trans and all that stuff to children and all that, they'll push it even if it's unpopular and even if it costs a certain business tons of money, because they have the counterbalance to that business, and BlackRock will still make money. They don't care. So, I mean, we really gotta freaking start thinking of up our own stuff, and, I mean, I, I really think that this country might be going towards like a revolutionary state, 'cause how else are we really freaking, how else are we taking our stuff back? They're not just gonna surrender and be like, "Okay, we, well, we lost an election, so we're just gonna pack up our stuff and then leave." I mean, these same people, like, they, they overthrew Venezuela, Syria, Libya, they've done all this crazy shit, Jeffrey Epstein, type stuff, all that sort of stuff. They're not just gonna surrender, they're gonna, it's gonna come down to more brutal oppression. I'm, I wouldn't be surprised if they just start outright faking elections,↗

6:38:39Speaker 54more and more obviously as time goes on.↗

6:38:44Speaker 54So, like, looking down the road I mean, we have the Great Awakening, we have to do something with it too.↗

6:38:53Speaker 47I think there will be- I think there will be-↗

6:38:55Speaker 54Interesting times we live in, though. Interesting times we live in. Go ahead, Joanne.↗

6:38:58Speaker 47No, I think there will come a balance. I think it's really unbalanced right now, and I think at some point, kind of like in Russia and China, it will balance itself, hopefully. That's what I'm praying for. But I mean, people need to wake up and, and make this change and- I don't know, and they do self-deport. Once they lose control a little bit, they do self-deport, and, I mean, I don't know. But you're, you're right, Erica. You're, you're really right.↗

6:39:28Speaker 47I'm just trying to think positive because it is, it is pretty crazy. Sorry, go ahead, Heidi.↗

6:39:34Speaker 57No, no, I was just gonna ask Eric, what does he mean by fake elections? Because were elections ever real? Oh, that, that's just my question. Just wondering.↗

6:39:43Speaker 54Yeah, I, I've brought this up many times. Yeah. Are they really, guys, to influence an election, right? A lot of people think that like when you rig an election You, you think like, "Oh, they just changed the, the check mark on the, on the, on the ticket." Now, listen, when you have complete control over the media and you get to just give no oxygen to certain political opponents or be unnecessarily bad and just make up straight lies before election day, like, there's a lot of ways to cheat, like direct, indirect, subtle, overt. I mean, I, I really don't believe that our, our elections are really, like, real anyway.↗

6:40:23Speaker 56Well, I mean, I, I don't know why they would be, though. You know, H.L. Mencken said every election is an advanced auction over stolen goods, and it's true. You know, when, when Bastiat said in the nineteenth century that once the government stepped over its original purpose, which is to defend your rights, and started engaging in legal plunder, then of course it would become an offense to your freedom. It would become the instrument of your, of basically- You're slavery. And that is what's happening now, and, and wouldn't you expect the worst people to get on top of such an organization? You know, if you wanna control the most people in, in the world, if you wanna control the most wealth in the world, you control people, not diamond mines or gold mines, because wealth is the product of human ingenuity and effort. And so this all makes sense. It's all very logical. And people say, "Oh, it's so chaotic. Oh, everything's so confusing." No, it's not. When people say government doesn't work, I'm like, really? It looks like it's working really well. It's reducing you to servitude and extracting your wealth. And a small group of people had figured it out. And guess what? Their own guy, Karl Marx, said it best. The people who control the wealth will control the political state.↗

6:41:37Speaker 56And who controls the political wealth? And you can see that they control the political state. And what is that political state doing? It's antagonistic to your rights, including your capacity to even speak. And now, of course, extracting your wealth, you grow poor every day. Potato chips aren't more expensive, money is just worth less. Who controls the money? If someone owns your currency, they own you. So that's the battle in the world, not as Karl Marx said, not defined by a struggle between classes, but by a struggle between those who wish to enslave and those who wish to be free. And guess who's doing the slavery? Guess who's running the modern day slave trade? It's Jewish supremacy. Yes, all we have to do is call it out. All we have to do is-- and by the way, the voting booth isn't the answer. The biggest misapprehension of the voting booth is that it's your instrument of control over your rulers, when quite the reverse is true Are you getting freer? Is your freedom gone up? You know, you used to be able to walk up to the White House and knock on the door before the Civil War. Now all of a sudden, the government is involved in everything. They're telling you whether we should have playoffs, they're telling you in every aspect of your life you can't move without these people controlling you. Well, by whose design is that? And we know where this is going. Well, of course, it's going in the opposite direction. We're gonna win this, because this is about emancipation. You know, freedom isn't our right as a people, as Americans, it's our destiny as a species, and it comes at these people's expense.↗

6:43:14Speaker 51That was beautiful. The whole,↗

6:43:16Speaker 57the whole system is rigged, guys. It ain't gonna work. The whole constitution, abide by the constitution, voting, all that shit, it's not there. It doesn't work. The law's not there. 38 states in the United States don't require you to have a law degree to be a judge, seriously?↗

6:43:37Speaker 48Are those the same states that you can't boycott Israel?↗

6:43:43Speaker 48Oh my God,↗

6:43:44Speaker 57probably so. Thomas, yeah, that's a great connection.↗

6:43:51Speaker 57The whole thing's gotta go and start from ground zero, that's it. There's no even quibbling about it no more. It's done. Well, not start from ground zero. I↗

6:43:59Speaker 56don't want you to think you can roll back the tape in the movie and it ends differently. You know, obviously, you know, you have to have the idea that they've taken advantage of the general welfare clause and obviously coercive taxation, you know, that's-- look, if you pull that plug, then there's, then it deracinates their power. So that's really, it comes down to whether we're going to live by voluntary consent or authoritarian rule.↗

6:44:24Speaker 57Well, David, wouldn't you think by now we would have ended the Fed? The Federal Reserve's money that's being paid, you know, by the American people, it's trickled in to private Jewish banking. Why haven't we ended the Fed? Like, what is up? You know what I mean? What is the- Well, first of all,↗

6:44:39Speaker 56when you say we and why we entered the, you know, the, I think that-↗

6:44:44Speaker 57American, but the American taxpayers, we need to stop it. Okay.↗

6:44:48Speaker 56Well, first of all, you can't continue to give the- Let's For us, please stop saying that. Does it look like they work for you? No, you work for them. What happens if you don't do what they say? If I were a visitor from another planet and I would ask you to prove to me that government exists, how would you, how would you prove that? Ian's heard me say this before. Showing me the big buildings in Washington wouldn't no long-more prove its existence than does a church prove the existence of God. No, the slavery is inside of you. It's just a small group of people. That assume the nonexistent right to threaten to murder you or encage you in order to make you obey and pay them. And what group of people, what outgroup psychopathy group of people do you think would take advantage of such a system and enmiserate you in a thousand different ways? And every time you complain, they'd cause more enmiseration and more confusion. It's not confusing to me. It's very, very simple, because I turn the chessboard around and I say, "This is what I would do if I had no soul." If I had the sight, the consciousness of Ted Bundy, this is what I would do. Of course, we have to just stop that, and the beginning is just awakening to what's happening.↗

6:46:06Speaker 54the best thing to do, too, like, you know, restarting an entire country from ground zero, it's, I mean, the best thing to do is, take over the infrastructure that we already have and the levers of power and how power is communicated and, and, and levered, through all the, institutions and everything like that, and just basically route out all the Jewish supremacists. And I really believe, like, just,↗

6:46:32Speaker 54If overnight, you know, snap your fingers, kind of like with a genie, you could just make all this, the Jewish supremacy completely disappear, I think there's a lot of things that would naturally fix itself, because there's a lot of econ-- like, the economy in Yemen and Libya, a lot of these economies are artificially held down. a lot of the bullshit that we teach in college campuses is wrong on purpose, and I think there's a lot of things that would just basically self-correct And then on top of that, of course, you know, you, you need proper administration and everything like that too, but,↗

6:47:08Speaker 54and then it's, then institutions like BlackRock need to be safely dismantled. Monopolies are illegal. BlackRock is the world's biggest monopoly. It has more money than the entire GDP, yearly GDP of France, England, and Germany combined. That needs to be safely dismantled. that, that, that's an absurd-- that's, that's at the point where governments don't govern, a big giant business governs. And I really, it's not just the,↗

6:47:39Speaker 54like our democracy isn't really democracy, it's the illusion of choice. The media gives you the illusion of opinion And in very subtle ways, as people are arguing over bullshit, they're all made to, agree on the overall, worship of Israel. I really think that our free market is an illusion too. It's, it's not like,↗

6:47:59Speaker 58We don't have that↗

6:48:00Speaker 54anymore, for sure. Yeah, I think it's like a, a Jewish socialism where all the money, like you owe all the banks for your house, your car, your student loans. You'll↗

6:48:10Speaker 56never have straight out communism again. And you know why? Because when the Soviets got there, then Stalin was like, "Well, we don't need these people anymore." You know, yeah. So it'll always be, it'll always be collectivism pushing for collectivism, because as the original Arniechi said, "one yoke for a thousand necks" is what they want. Yeah. Obviously they'll use the sentiments of collectivism, but never all the way getting there, because then the wealth extraction stops. The wealth extraction for them, by the way, is what I'm talking about. So no, no, no, no, no, no. Let↗

6:48:41Speaker 54me finish my sentence here. I'll go right back to you. So it's, it's not just like how, how much you owe the banks forever, like the, the constant, like the debt slavery. Whereas, I mean, this, this, this truth to that terminology, the debt slavery, it's not just that, but even when you do spend your own money, where are you spending your money? You're spending your money in, in, mostly name brand big businesses, like the Ford Microsoft, all, all the name brands, they've managed to, to take control, and they didn't invent McDonald's, they didn't invent Google, they didn't invent Tesla or Microsoft, they didn't invent none of this stuff. When somebody else created a big business that was highly successful, they found ways to take it over by lawsuits, by the stock market, like how Sitgo was just recently did a hostile takeover by that, the Jewish guy, Singer, I forget his first name, but they knew that,↗

6:49:35Speaker 57Sitgo↗

6:49:35Speaker 54was↗

6:49:35Speaker 57gonna- Paul Singer.↗

6:49:36Speaker 49Paul,↗

6:49:37Speaker 54what is it? It's↗

6:49:38Speaker 49Paul Singer.↗

6:49:40Speaker 54Paul Singer. That, they knew that, Venezuela was gonna be taken, over and, and, Citgo was gonna be the, number one oil company to be taken, control over that, so they forced, their top Jew into place. And the judge in that case- he was either an APAC recipient or, given-- He's not an APAC recipient,↗

6:50:04Speaker 49he was assigned as master of the case, and he essentially handed the bid to Paul Singer, who bid five point nine billion dollars, one point one billion less than a competitor bid, actually, but he got it because of, well, nepotism and preferential treatment. So, yeah, there was actually value between thirteen and fifteen billion for twenty-nine.↗

6:50:24Speaker 52He was also a, The special master judges in the 9/11 investigation too.↗

6:50:32Speaker 54I heard about that, yeah, too. Oh, Jesus freaking Christ. But every single thing that we earn, and every, it all goes to them one way or another through debt, through the businesses, and then again, you, you don't- What are you really earning, man? It, every, all your money, goes to and comes from them. So it, it's like, it's not a free market economy, it's the illusion of a free market economy. And it, it's really like a, an advanced system of, of Jewish socialism or Jewish com- is I owe communism, however you wanna, to, to put it, but you're forever in debt. And you know, I wasn't, I wasn't, I have to go fact-check this, but, The Egyptian slaves back in Egypt, like three thousand years ago, I was seeing something where, they're saying that like, they were considered slaves and they had to give up twenty percent of their earnings to the Egyptian government. And like, well, through, through our, our forced insurance companies have to pay for taxation directly or no, I think we're, we're,↗

6:51:40Speaker 54I mean, by, by that margin, then either we are slaves by how much of our work goes to them? Or we need to, take away the slavery, title on them, on the Egyptians, just to make any of this make sense. But I mean, it, it's really bad, man. The economy is the illusion of free market, the, the media is the, the illusion of opinion, and our democracy is the illusion of choice. And they control everything. We really do live in like a big giant matrix. It's an incredible, incredible system that they set up.↗

6:52:15Speaker 57Exactly, Eric. And I, and I have hope in Iran. Just last year, in the twelve-day war, they gave the whole world hope by-- and I'm re-manifesting this, so I reposted it 'cause I like to recycle shit too, 'cause they like, they like to recycle, recycle their psyops. When they hit the Mossad headquarters, and they hit the eighty-two hundred headquarters as well. Iran did that last year. That's a start. That's a fucking start, because every fucking Jew that I come across, either you're Mossad or you prove me wrong↗

6:52:44Speaker 57They're all messed up to me right now. So that's a start. So I'm really, I mean, they checkmated Trump, so I'm, I just have hope in Iran right now with the Iranian people, 'cause they're showing the world what unity is, and they're showing the world who's fucking us up. Hi Nia, I↗