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Thomas Massie, Smurfs, & American Imperialism

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  1. 0:00quiet, reflectiveIntroduction & Bruce Springsteen's 'Born in the USA'The host introduces the Space and discusses the controversial lyrics of Bruce Springsteen's 'Born in the USA'.
  2. 9:05guarded, evenBitcoin and GeopoliticsThe discussion shifts to Bitcoin's role in international finance, particularly Iran's use of it to circumvent sanctions.
  3. 17:31cool, analyticalBitcoin's Transparency vs. AnonymitySpeakers debate whether Bitcoin's public ledger compromises privacy or offers immutable transactions.
  4. 21:47charged, alertBitcoin as Uncontrollable Digital MoneyThe panel emphasizes Bitcoin's resistance to control and its potential to bypass traditional financial systems like SWIFT.
  5. 28:19grave, forebodingBitcoin and Freedom of MoneyDavid argues that Bitcoin is a tool for freedom, enabling voices to persist against financial censorship.
  6. 38:19eerie, electricDecentralized Platforms and MoneyThe conversation highlights the shift towards decentralized social media and money as a means to counter centralized control.
  7. 41:54grim, scorchedBetting Markets and Political ManipulationThe panel discusses the manipulation of political betting markets and their potential impact on elections.
  8. 49:29raw, woundedThomas Massie and Political CampaignsThe discussion focuses on the efforts to unseat Thomas Massie and the significant financial investment against him.
  9. 55:10disillusionedCost Per Vote MetricA new metric, 'cost per vote,' is introduced to analyze the efficiency of campaign spending in political races.
  10. 59:34bleak, drainedControlled Opposition in PoliticsThe panel debates whether figures like Thomas Massie and Nick Fuentes are controlled opposition or genuine advocates.
  11. 1:06:08measured, soberThe Smurfs: Hidden Meanings and AntisemitismA lighthearted but insightful discussion on the potential allegorical meanings and alleged antisemitic undertones of 'The Smurfs'.
  12. 1:15:45heated, combativeCritiques of Nick Fuentes and GroypersThe host and Obi-Wan express concerns about the cultish behavior and lack of self-criticism within the Groypers movement.
  13. 1:21:49hard, unyieldingTrump's Role in Opposing MassieThe panel discusses Trump's opposition to Thomas Massie and the potential motivations behind it.
  14. 1:26:59detached, weighingFreemasonry and Political InfluenceJoanne shares insights into Freemasonry and speculates on its potential influence on politicians like Thomas Massie.
  15. 1:30:24urgent, incendiaryAPAC's Influence on ElectionsSpeakers emphasize the significant financial influence of APAC in US elections and its impact on candidates.
  16. 1:39:14sombre, searchingMAGA's Demise and Epstein FilesGodfrey argues that MAGA died when Trump dismissed the Epstein files, highlighting the importance of this issue.
  17. 1:47:19raw, woundedMassie's Voting Record and LoyaltyManko critiques Massie's voting record, arguing he is disloyal to the Republican party and hinders its agenda.
  18. 1:56:34heated, combativeTrump's Motives and Israeli InfluenceDavid Riley suggests Trump's opposition to Massie is driven by Israeli interests and his advisors.
  19. 2:03:56grave, forebodingThe Stakes of the Massie ElectionDr. Rectorwald explains that the Massie election is a test of US sovereignty against Zionist Jewish billionaires.
  20. 2:11:44smouldering, restlessWin-Win for America, Lose-Lose for ZionistsThe host suggests that regardless of the Massie election outcome, it's a win for America and a loss for Zionist influence.
  21. 2:18:15bleak, drainedPolitical Disillusionment and Data CentersAndy warns that a Massie loss could lead to widespread political disillusionment and discusses the purpose of data centers.
  22. 2:26:22measured, soberStolen Election ConcernsPrashant expresses concern about potential election rigging if Massie loses, citing the influence of Jewish billionaires.
  23. 2:35:08grim, scorchedAccelerationism and Political ChangeFranklin discusses the concept of accelerationism and the potential for extreme measures if political solutions fail.
  24. 2:46:15unsettlingThe Holocaust and ADL's OriginsOlson discusses the historical narrative of the Holocaust, and Donna details the controversial origins of the ADL.
  25. 3:02:11dimmed, waryWeaponized Immigration and Cultural DeclineCoyote and Ian discuss the weaponization of immigration and cultural degeneracy contributing to declining birth rates.
  26. 3:12:59dry, matter-of-factThe Petrodollar's DeclineMark Mendrickus explains the growing threat to the petrodollar and its implications for global finance.
  27. 3:19:12murky, uneasyClown World and False FlagsGodfrey and Ian discuss the increasing absurdity of current events, including assassination hoaxes and false flag operations.
  28. 3:26:26sombre, searchingChristianity vs. Jewish DegeneracyDoc Holliday argues that Jewish degeneracy is subverting Western Christendom, calling for a return to Christian ethos.
  29. 3:34:29unsettlingJudeo-Christian Myth and Government ControlDavid critiques the 'Judeo-Christian' term and argues that the US government is controlled by Jewish supremacists.
  30. 3:42:25charged, alertAI and the Future of ControlCarmine discusses the history of AI and its potential for control, highlighting the weaponization of data.
  31. 3:52:34conflicted, dividedDeliberate Chaos and AI AdvancementsTom discusses the deliberate creation of chaos and AI-driven advancements as tools for societal control.
  32. 4:00:59bleak, drainedSleeper Cells and Power StrugglesGodfrey expresses concern about sleeper cells and a power struggle within the US, questioning who is truly in control.
  33. 4:08:22grave, forebodingThe Truth as a WeaponDavid emphasizes that truth is the ultimate weapon against tyranny, leading to a great awakening.
  34. 4:16:50eerie, electricGlobal Awakening and American ImperialismIan discusses the global awakening against Jewish supremacy and the antithetical nature of American imperialism to its founding vision.
  35. 4:24:54warm, expansiveHumanity's Future and EmancipationDavid envisions a brighter future for humanity once emancipated, emphasizing self-ownership and problem-solving capacity.
  36. 4:30:15tentative, hopefulCultural Degeneracy and ReversalIan calls for a reversal of cultural degeneracy and a return to inspiring societies and civilizations.
  37. 4:36:05calm, distantHuman Solidarity and LoveDavid emphasizes the rise of human solidarity and love as a counter to engineered discord and hatred.
  38. 4:43:26dimmed, waryMAGA's Decline and Belief SystemsDavid argues that Trump's betrayal of ideas and the collapse of belief systems are leading to an awakening.
  39. 4:50:00cool, analyticalDrone Swarms and Data CollectionAndy and Tom discuss the use of data centers for drone swarms and mass data collection for control.
  40. 4:53:31dry, matter-of-factPetrodollar Collapse and European EnergyAndy discusses the ongoing collapse of the petrodollar and Europe's economic suicide by shunning Russian oil.
  41. 4:58:24urgent, incendiaryJewish Lobbies and Global InfluenceDonna highlights the pervasive influence of Jewish lobbies and their role in global affairs.
  42. 5:02:11charged, alertTechnology and the Great AwakeningBlue Sky emphasizes that technology is accelerating a global awakening against Jewish influence and control.
  43. 5:09:27unsettlingCultural Warfare and Black CommunityIan and Andy discuss cultural warfare, black fatigue, and the spiritual problems within the black community.
  44. 5:17:17grave, forebodingJewish Supremacy and the Power of TruthDavid and Ian discuss the term 'Jewish supremacy' and how the truth is a powerful weapon against their control.

The Transcript

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Ian MalcolmWell, alright, Miss Joanne. As always, it is, name that tune. And, as we wait for our, our guests to arrive, Joanne, first and foremost, gotta ask if you're familiar with the song. If so, you're the original creator of, of that little ditty.

@joann_marieIt's, it's Bruce Springsteen. Born in the USA.

Ian MalcolmIt is. It is. I finally got one. Springsteen. So Joanne, you have gotten one of the name that tunes. I am very impressed today.

@joann_marieHi, thank you so much, and, and thank you so much for hosting, and everybody, thank you so much for being here. And guys, please I did repost this space, and if you guys go to it, I will also repost it, and I can't wait to, to know more a-about, what we're talking about today, defining and defending America First policies. I love this.

Ian MalcolmYeah, and, and so here's, here's a funny one, Joanne, you might appreciate this. Now, maybe there are some drops in the blood, that we need to dive into deeply, but at a cursory glance, despite being named, Spring Springsteen, Bruce Springsteen, raised Catholic, not Jewish, although we might have to look into that one because he's of course supported endlessly kind of liberal causes, certainly pushed a lot of that ideology. There's also some of the lyrics to his songs, that are a little bit, let's say, controversial and/or aligned with the usual suspects and some of the not so great messaging. But in that case, you know, it's a curious one because, it figured the, a fitting, it was either gonna be that or- More American Girl by, by Tom Petty. But if we actually even look into the lyrics of that song, that we were just listening to, there's, there's kind of some curious pieces to it because it's talking about, of course, American imperialism, right? In the sense that he's talking about going off to kill the yellow man, for anybody that, that's not familiar with the, the lyrics. So they put a rifle in my hands, sent me off to a foreign land to go and kill the yellow man. I'm born in the USA Which is like, wait, wait a second. For a patriotic song, that kinda took a turn for the weirder. I didn't necessarily, anticipate that. But there are some lyrics to some of those Springsteen songs, a little bit not so, not so wonderful in their messaging. And that one, isn't it curious that to be a patriotic American means, shouting and hooting and hollering for a song that I'm sure many have heard played, for July 4th and other festivals as a very Americana tune? That's talking about arming yourself and going and killing the other, which ironically rather a fitting comment for the space that we're gonna be having today, right? What does it mean to be American, to fight for America first policies, and, as we get our guest speaker in here, it's, it's actually kind of funny because here, here I was, Joanne, thinking I was inviting somebody to a space that was going to be a fan of a group of people that seemed to not be such a fan of mine, given the- That this individual has in their profile, and, and I guess he's actually, he's viewed as a villain in that camp that we're referring to here, which is not to necessarily go at any, any groups or subgroups when, when I, I put out the title of this, I suppose it does have some overlap with the literal movement that is America First, that obviously is a recycled term that's been used by other politicians of the past, right? Pat Buchanan actually making reference to, but this goes back far- Far beyond him,

Ian Malcolmbut more trying to understand what does it mean, especially given Thomas Massey, the push against him, how are we even defining or defending what it means to be American, right, to that song and its lyrics? Isn't really in America's best interest to be at war in the Middle East? Was it in America's best interest to go and kill the yellow man, as, Bruce Springsteen sang, and so many other things? So we'll be diving into a lot of this while we wait for, for our- Yes, speaker here. I'll certainly toss the microphone around, see some lovely familiar faces. I've got a call out. Speaking of, of, of, of, let's say across the world about American imperialism, we've got, the one and only on the very other side of the world, we've got Mr. Obi-Wan in here with us, as well as the incomparable Funk Master Flex himself. Mr. Funky, I've gotta come to you first and foremost. A lot of weird things happening in the Twitterverse. We've now got

Ian MalcolmPolitician in Thomas Massey, who is being assaulted by basically all Democrats and all Republicans, and especially by the Jewish billionaire types. but any thoughts before we go to some of the other speakers, Mr. Funk, on, on your thoughts on America and its insanity as a, an individual looking at it from afar?

@yitzhak32941934Oh, well, it's definitely a, a show worth watching. but I will admit, like, one thing, If America doesn't dig itself out and remain the, the beacon of freedom, and I do say it that way, then the rest of the world are gonna find it extremely hard to, shake the yoke as well. But, yeah, just come up to say good day and, and see how you're all going and, yeah, repost the space, everyone, let's get as many people in here as possible. PS, Mr. Ian Malcolm. Bitcoin is being ex-accepted by Iran to, get through the Strait of Hormuz. How do you feel about that? Talking about geopol and Bitcoin eating the world. Fantastic news.

Ian MalcolmInteresting. Well, the, the orange coin, I guess garnering some traction. And isn't it curious that we've seen it used for, some beneficial purposes? We've seen kind of a economy being slowly built out around it. And then to your point, we're not only now seeing it used for- Say nefarious purposes, I know there's lots of people that connected it to the underground, but in this case, I guess the transaction of an underground commodity being, being oil.

Ian MalcolmFunk, that is a, that's a big move, I suppose, for BRICS and the economy that they're trying to build off the SWIFT system, if, if they were to go to something like Bitcoin and crypto, I suppose it's curious because on one hand, you can make the argument that that is not able to be, I suppose, blocked or that, that some of the big- Financial instruments aren't able to necessarily get entangled in it, but at the same time, isn't it curious because I always thought it was interesting, Bitcoin, all these people talked about the, ability for it to be somewhat private, and it's like, well No, but the whole thing is that it's a public ledger, right? And so the idea of any of these companies or individuals operating off of Bitcoin, Funk, I'm curious, they would have to then be on the public ledger, and so the US empire and, you know, the central banking gangsters of the world would of course have visibility and insights into literally everybody making those transactions. I'm curious to your thought on, on that as a, a good or a bad move for the Bitcoin community.

@yitzhak32941934No, I think, look, I, I'll, I'll be honest with you, I actually received a phone call while you were speaking just then, so I missed a bit of it. But, look, at the end of the day, it doesn't matter how you look at this, it doesn't matter how you look at this, it's, it's, it's going to be part of, of the Bitcoin story going forward, which- It, it really doesn't matter whether people see it as a lack of privacy, like in regards to these transactions, and whether the US government can actually, you know, inhibit people's use of Bitcoin. But,

@yitzhak32941934what they're not telling you is they can never, ever, ever stop a Bitcoin transaction. That is can't. And, that's the, that's the coolest story of this. That is the, Greatest part of the use case of Bitcoin, it's got, you can say that it has a lot to do with other money, because Bitcoin is the ultimate, language between monies,

@yitzhak32941934but yeah, look, if, if somebody truly wants to, transact anonymously, Bitcoin isn't the greatest technology for that. But what I will say is if you want to transact immutably, it is the greatest. Cool for that. So, look, it, it will bring out the use case of things like Monero as well, but, at the end of the day, if Iran,

@yitzhak32941934if Iran chooses to, settle their Bitcoin transactions at a later date into another currency, sure it might be an issue, but they can just, you know, look I'm not gonna be able to provide a, a, a really good answer for that, but, but,

@wagmiwanyeah. I mean, they can, they can, they can, they can offset,

@yitzhak32941934but they can't stop it. Yeah, get into it, brother, because, I'm actually busy driving a truck.

@wagmiwanYeah, yeah, I can answer that. So, yes, the Bitcoin ledger is, obviously transparent, anybody can see any transaction. However, there are Tumbler services, which is a service where you send in your Bitcoin, everybody sends in Bitcoin into a Tumbler service, then that Tumbler service sends out the Bitcoin into another address, and you can't track which Wallets, send it in and which wallet got it out. So there's ways to, yeah, the Obi, Obi, Obi,

@yitzhak32941934just before, before you send people down that path, because there are things like Samurai Wallet which have been banned recently. But any exchange is a good way, any, any exchange is a good way to wash your transactions. It doesn't have to actually be through, that is true as well. Yeah, yeah, that's true as well.

@wagmiwanBut the main, yeah, the main point is Bitcoin is a form of digital money that can't be controlled, right? Because if you buy digital dollars, if you buy stocks, if anything you buy can be frozen, can be stopped. The point with Bitcoin is that people are saying that, "Oh, well, Iran's Bitcoin are gonna be frozen." No, you can't freeze the Bitcoin itself. What you can do is that you can flag a certain wallet address and say, "This wallet belongs to Iran," therefore, America chooses to ban those bitcoins. You can't ban the exact bitcoins, right? China can choose to buy them, Russia can choose to buy them, Russia can choose to, to- trade with them. So the thing that people need to understand is that you can't ban the actual bitcoins themselves, you can flag a particular wallet and say, "This wallet isn't a wallet that we're gonna accept." So what makes Bitcoin decentralized and powerful is the fact that the actual Bitcoin themselves can't be stopped and banned. And that's where, you know, if you look at the United States, one of the most powerful tools that you've had is the control of the SWIFT system. Right? You can freeze, you can stop Russia from transacting in a dollar-based system by just controlling the SWIFT system, which you can't do with Bitcoin. Because whatever Bitcoin Iran gets,

@wagmiwanthey want to transact with Russia, there's nothing the US can do with it. The only thing the US can do is go, "Oh, these wallets from Iran aren't-- We're gonna blacklist them, or we're gonna, you know, flag them." And like you said, yes, you can, you can send them through exchanges, and, you know, there are, there are ways to obfuscate it, but the main point is that the monetary network that is Bitcoin, because people don't understand that gold is money, but gold doesn't have a monetary network, because if you buy gold, you still need Tradefy rails to either transfer the gold, if you do it physically, or you have to sell it through an ETF that can be sanctioned. Bitcoin is both money and a monetary network, which is the, the, the powerful thing. So people get it mistaken that like, no, you can't ban the specific bitcoins that Iran gets. What you can do-- I'm gonna

@yitzhak32941934give, I'll, I'll give everyone a real cheap lesson and then I'll be quiet again, Ian. If you wanna clean your Bitcoin, download two Exodus wallets, send Bitcoin to one Exodus wallet, change it to Monero, send your Monero over to another Exodus wallet, change it back to Bitcoin. That's, the easiest and cheapest way. You won't get fair value. Anyway, take care.

@joann_marieAlright, thank you so much, Frankie. I don't know a lot about this topic, so I'm, yeah. But I wanna welcome David to the space, hey David? Thank you so much for being here. How are you?

@nietzsche258918Very, very good. How are you doing, my friend? I'm good.

@joann_marieI'm good. I'm good. How's, how's your beautiful wife?

@nietzsche258918She is doing wonderfully. I got up this morning and I found banana nut muffins made for me, so I had those with coffee. And I've been happy ever since.

@joann_marieI, I love it. David is so wholesome.

@nietzsche258918Thank you. I don't know what to do with discussions about hiding our money from the people that rule us. You know, every time, sometimes when I hear Bitcoin conversations, I instinctively wanna give up all my possessions and join the Communist Party because it's like we've lost the muscle memory of freedom. Yeah, yeah. Why? Why are we hiding from the people who- I-I can't

@joann_marieplease stop.

@nietzsche258918Why are we hiding from the people who rule over us rather than defeating them? Who are these people? These, this tiny, infinitesimally small, cowardly cabal of people who like project their visage onto a screen to make themselves look much larger, and then we all, how, how to be clever, you know, don't try to out-clever these people, defeat them. This is a belief system. You have to believe in their right to rule over you. They can't do it without that. So if we all think, "Well, how can we hide? We can put the money..." First of all, what do you think money is to them? Right? It's plastisized human effort. That's the difference between a slave and a prisoner, isn't it? A prisoner comes at your expense. You have to, you have to house him and feed him and have a little place to put him. But a slave specifically is someone you, is someone whose you confiscate his effort. And now that we conveniently plastisize our effort into money, then that's what they confiscate. And the reason why they only confiscate a percentage of it instead of all of it is because the flea doesn't want the death of the dog, it just wants more blood. It wants you to work in perpetuity. So when we say, "Oh, let's figure out a new clever way to hide our money," and we can put it in this, or we can have it in this form, well, they're gonna come get that. They're gonna come get that because we're still accepting or ceding over to them this idea that they have a right to enslave us, and instead we should say, "No, no, no, let's go towards them, let's go engage them in a philosophical sense. Let's say, 'You don't have one right to one moment of our time or effort here on Earth.' This is a battle between slavery and freedom, and I don't think the answer is Let's figure out a way to hide in the bushes from them, which is what we're doing. We think of other mon- and I totally support, I totally get this idea of Bitcoin, by the way. I'm not, I'm not trying to dispossess you of it. I think it's, it's honest money. If you can't print more of it, it will, and the state can't control it. But still, let's not lose sight of what we should be trying to do here. We should be trying to emancipate ourselves, and the way we do that is

@wagmiwanSo, I, I, I, I, I, I totally agree with you. I think the, the, the point here, yes, it's not about hiding, but when you look at freedom of speech, freedom of speech means nothing if you don't have freedom of money. So I think, you know, things like Bitcoin is allowing the fight to go on. That's where I think, you know, a lot of people, it's not about obscuring where you're spending or, or trying to hide your money, it's also payment rails that allows Voices to keep being loud, it allows people to not be, you know, you, you look at, w-what do they do? They, any, any voice that comes out, they take away their banking ability, they take away their Patreon abilities, you know, they, they, they, they get de-banked, there's all these things. They use money to silence voices. So, you know, the, the, the, the, the role that something like Bitcoin plays, o- obviously in a nation state, it's around On being able to stand up towards these people that we are trying to stop, but on an individual level, it also allows voices to keep being strong. So, yes, it, it, it's not about hiding

@wagmiwanyour money, it's about being able to fund the cause, and it's about stopping these forces that control money and payment rails to stop us from fighting.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, I do understand that, and also I think self custody is the way to go. Simon Dixon talks a lot about that. Make sure if you have Bitcoin that you, that you have it, you have self custody of it, because if you buy it from any sort of exchange that's controlled by other people, then they're obviously going to hunt at the watering hole. They're gonna go wherever that mechanism of control is, and they're gonna, they're gonna take over from there. But If everybody sort of, kind of converted to Bitcoin tomorrow, they'd just find a way to come after you. So it's always about controlling your few cubic feet of flesh. If you wanna control the most wealth in the world, you don't control diamond mines or gold mines, you control people, because wealth is the product of human effort and ingenuity. And so we just have to know our enemy. We have to know how they're gonna operate. We have to know that if we move towards this, somewhat emancipatory, I'll admit that to you, form of, of currency Exchange, that they're going to come after us for that as well. So we still have to keep making the moral case for our right to be free and requiring them to tell us where they got the right to rule us.

@yitzhak32941934Yes, and I agree. I just wanna remind everyone that Bitcoin not in self-custody is just speculation, and speculation is where-- well, it's extremely Jewish, and it's where all our problems started with anyway.

@wagmiwanSo

@yitzhak32941934it's

@wagmiwanan IOU, it's an IOU

@yitzhak32941934is everything.

@wagmiwanIf you, if you, if you own a Bitcoin ETF, you don't own Bitcoin, you own IOU. But, and, and I wanna add, add to what you're saying because I think Bitcoin as, you know, the global money is at its infancy because look at media, for example. What happened? Media was controlled By a certain group of people, we all know who they are in this space, right? And they dictate everything that happens. We got social media, all of a sudden voices came out everywhere. What did the group of people do? The Jews, they tried to censor that, but it was much harder for them to do, and they, they, they managed to do it. If you go back to twenty ten, twenty fourteen, fifteen, they did a pretty good job. But it's starting to get harder and harder and harder, and there will be platforms that are, social medias that are decentralized that will succeed. And I think the next step is around money, right? Because now we are at the precipice, and like, you know, nobody on this space trusts Elon Musk, and I, I firmly believe that we need a blockchain-based, crypto-based social media platform.

@wagmiwanThat can't be, you know, censored. But if you look at the, the voices around Spotify, YouTube, X, whatever, there's lots of platforms, the amount of information that we can get out, the amount, amount of discourse that we have now compared to these centralized platforms is miles better than they were ten years ago, and money is like the next step of this. And Bitcoin is going to be the foundation of that, so I still think it is super important because once they lose the money and they lose the public discourse, they are fucked.

@wagmiwanSorry if you're not allowed to swear in this

@yitzhak32941934space. Hundred percent. Hundred percent. And, Ian, thank you for letting me usurp your space into a Bitcoin only chat.

Ian MalcolmBut, but I will, I will, I will, step down now. just wanted to give one more shout out to, to And all these other things, of course, PolyMarket run by a Jew, what do you know? And, so this is a curious one, I'm gonna be very curious for your thoughts and also for David's, 'cause lo and behold, not only is, Shane Copeland a Jewish American who runs PolyMarket, but according to this screenshot that was shared with me, in addition to being a Jewish billionaire, he also is a proponent of decentralized information and a future governance controlled By betting and gambling markets, which I found just bizarre and baffling. So very curious for your thoughts on a futurist on the fiscal side for the future of politics if run through the schema of a literal betting market. I'm curious for your thoughts and then David's on that.

@yitzhak32941934Well, at the end of the day, it sort of already is, isn't it? Like if you wanna, if you want to, find out who's gonna win the next election, you normally look up the local bookie's, prediction. but what I will say about, betting markets like Poly, Poly Market, which is based on the Matic token, I think, and, Polygon, network,

@yitzhak32941934it can be extremely, well, all these gambling markets can be extremely, manipulated purely because that you can just have one heavy bet and then everyone else just jumps along for the ride. But, look And, it'd be a sad, sad day if that actually becomes the truth of it, like, if that is how all, all of our disputes are settled,

@yitzhak32941934especially when it comes to politic. so just wanted to give one last shout out to, to a, a user named Charlie Carter. He's producing some fucking awesome material, guys. if you ever come across this material, make sure you give it a like and a share, it's amazing. and, yeah, so look, Ian, short, short answer is, I wish humans could behave, fairly with the voting systems that we already have, but obviously they can't. And I, I think that if you had closed blockchain systems to, to allow- Voting, fairly, I would love that, but the problem is that you have to give your identity over to these blockchains, and that's something that we don't wanna do. Blockchain, blockchain can be used to, to free us through things like Bitcoin, but it is also a trap that will enslave us eventually, especially when you pair our identities with them, and all of our information. we, we must do everything we can to, that's why anonymity online is extremely important. I think that, you know, teaching your children the actual cyberpunk manifesto is really, really important. we're, we're only gonna change the world around the dinner table, that is the true weapon,

@yitzhak32941934and, yeah, so I, I actually do have to go now, but thanks for having me.

Ian MalcolmNo, it's always a pleasure. And also, talk to

@wagmiwanyou later. Go for it. No, I just want to add that, yeah, if you look at, you know, Polymarket, you know, the odds are dynamic. So if you spend a lot of money, the odds will change. So it's very evident if you guys have followed, I don't know if everyone on this space, but you know, Kelsey and Polymarket keeps showing the odds around, Thomas Massey's election.

@wagmiwanAnd the odds of, you know, him losing are quite high now, but that is because people are putting loads of money on him losing, which means the odds are changing. So they're using that as a tactic to make it look like he's losing. So, so using these types of prediction market, it, it doesn't really matter if they're, blockchain based or not, that, that is irrelevant. It is just how they're structurally designed, they are very prone to, to being manipulated. So

@wagmiwanI, I, yeah, I, I think we need to be careful about that and, and the anonymity. The one thing I will say, I think what is changing really well now is we kind of went really far in like, you have to be anonymous, you have to- Hide yourself, because we had such a cancel culture, where I think what's refreshing is like, you got someone,

@wagmiwanlike, Dan Bilzerian, who's like, "Yeah, fuck yeah, I did mistakes. I lived a terrible life before. I smoked weed. I, you know, had sex with too many women. I understood that, and now I've changed." And that used to be something that got cancelled straight away, boom, get him out of here. And that is what made the deep state and the ugly people, the ones that weren't honest, a-allow them to rule. So I think it's beautiful that someone like Dan Bissell was like, "Yeah, look at him. Of course he's not the typical politician, but it's refreshing to go, he just, he just owns what he did." And I was like, "Yeah, yeah, that's what I did. But now this is what I'm doing." So I think, yes, we need to have the ability to be anonymous, but I think it's beautiful that, like, people can come out and be like, "Yeah, I did this, now this is what I wanna do," because some of the worst people are the ones that hide everything and then it comes out that they're, you know, they're the devil, they worship power.

Ian MalcolmThat's really well stated. And, and it is, it's gonna be very curious to see how that all progresses forward because Right now, you're right, the, the cancel culture side of things are starting to get unwound a little bit, right? People are a little bit more bold, and I, I think it's actually a result of how much they, they intensified the pressure cooker, right? You tell people you can't say this, you can't say that, you can't-- I mean, I can come up with twenty-five words off the top of my head that ten or fifteen years ago were perfectly fine at the dinner table, and, quickly they got inverted, right? So you, you

Ian Malcolmplay that So we're seeing the rejection to it, but to that comment on, on kind of poly market and these, these betting, apparatuses, which if you think about it, like you were saying, Obie, and, and David, this question for you, right? These are merely markets that are, are kind of weighted in real time based on the behavior of the user base. And so Miriam Adelson comes in, and even if, you know, Thomas Massey is favored to win eighty to twenty, right? If Miriam Adelson throws a million dollars on the table or It might be all of a sudden it looks like, oh, there's an eighty percent chance of Massey losing, right? You can flip those instantly, and then people utilize those gambling metrics to try and dictate what's gonna happen, how the, this is all gonna play out, and no different than the mainstream media trying to essentially cook the books and make it seem like a candidate's gonna win. Now they use these because people view them with a little bit more sincerity than they do the mainstream media, which has obviously lost all its credibility. So, David, I'm kind of curious not only for your thoughts Manipulated, but more so the very founder saying that he envisions a future in which betting markets are used to, to try and determine the government and how it operates. It just seems, seems about as Jewish as anything could, but I'm curious to hear your thoughts on that.

@nietzsche258918Well, I guess now's the time where we get to use the term Hegelian dialectic finally in the right way. Because the whole concept is, I think in dia-dialectic is that we move from the lower to the higher, and that ultimately truth finds a way, and this all inspires our incredulity, and of course it will. We don't believe anything. We know that we're being lied to, we know that the people who deign to rule us are lying, liars, who they're lying, lie holes, and they lie in every direction all the time, and of course, this is another way for them to do it, and I can see why. Someone would speculate, no pun intended, that we would use betting sites because of course then they can just control it through financial instruments, right? And here's the whole point of the Jewish supremacists mass exterminating us in Eastern Europe for absolutely no good reason, except not only to launder billions and billions of dollars which have been extracted from you via the state But to launder it in blood, to launder it in blood of beautiful young men fighting on both sides of that fratricidal war and everywhere else, you know, the only way that you can effectively launder money is to send it out, out of the country and bring it back, because of course it goes into an absolute dark hole and this is being used to fund election campaigns all across the Western Hemisphere and always, of course, by the same group of people without group psychopathy. So I can see why they'd want to do that, but I do want to make one little correction here is That

@nietzsche258918it's not a mechanism of slavery to use, let's say, Bitcoin or the Fed for that matter or anything else. If you wanna find the place, the genesis of slavery, it's in you. That's where it is. If I were to ask you to prove to me that the coercive political state exists And you showed me the big buildings in Washington, they would no more prove the existence of this coercive force than does a church prove the existence of God. Absolutely not. The slavery is in you. You know, Fichte, John, Johann Fichte, whose birthday will be tomorrow, I believe, he, he, he sort of founded German nationalism, he created it sort of out of thin air philosophically. I think he predated, Hegel at the school of philosophy. And Jen, and he said You know, it's your fault for listening to these people, for believing in these people. The idea that they have any right whatsoever to tell you where to go, with whom to associate, what to say, and what you're allowed to think. Of course, the answer would be John F. Kennedy's proclamation one time where he said, "Take two running jumps and go to hell." These people have absolutely no right to do any of this stuff. So the beginning of our emancipation isn't, isn't really just to become aware of the fact that these people have absolutely no right to rule us. That

@nietzsche258918Support them, then they're illegitimate. If your media supports them, then they're illegitimate. All of these things, as, as Morpheus said in the, in the Matrix, he said, "The whole world has been pulled down over your eyes in order to blind you." Well, this is the ultimate blinding, right? The idea that we have to- That we have to look for these mechanisms to become emancipated rather than to realize, well, gosh, these people have no right to rule us, and it is us that we think is us who believe deep down that someone has a right to coerce us, someone has a right to make us obey and pay them with a threat of murder or engagement, 'cause that's really what it's all down to, the fairy dust. Of liberalism and the Jimmy Carter sense, the fairy dust of sort of conservatism and the Calvin Coolidge sense, that's all gone. Now it's the next morning and the twenty dollar bill is in the ashtray, and we see these people for the ignominious horrors that they are, and there's absolutely no virtue and thus no legitimacy. And I think that's why we're seeing so much more censorship attempts now, is because they know that we're on to them, and the great awakening is happening, and trust me, we're going to win, and when we win- We won't need to be so clever in figuring out a way to get away from them.

Ian MalcolmWell, and isn't it funny, David, the comment that you made there, it, it reminded me actually of all people from our, our, our uncle Henry Ford, right, who said, "Uh, whether you think you can or you can't, you're right either way." And it's almost along the lines of, "Whether you think you're free or you're a slave, you're right either way," right? We get to decide if we are going to be enslaved by

Ian MalcolmYour finances and some of these other things kind of, let's say unjustly, but it also has to ru- to rule your mind, 'cause at the end of the day, you can only be a slave in physicality if, if forced, but you can only be one in, in mind if you allow it yourself, right?

@nietzsche258918Yes, and can't never could, as what my football coach told me when I was a kid. But I absolutely, absolutely feel that way, and, and it's funny because they have, notice the people that were against, they donned this sort of exaggerated spirit of gravity to pretend that they're not children playing a game that's absolutely ridiculous and silly and specious. I mean, it really has no logic, no reason. And this is why that you notice when we try to engage them, they start doing the monkey dance, they keep changing the subject They do whataboutism. We have rationality and reason on our side, and in the long stretch of time, even Charles Darwin said this, the truth wins out. And that's what's happening here, is, is that it's just this Kabuki theater, this magic lantern that's casting things on the screen, and we're so mesmerized with it, you know, once we realize just to look away, no, this is bullshit, then the jig is up for them.

@wagmiwanAnd I think I just want to add something here, sorry I'm talking too much, but I really love that part that If you think you're a slave or you don't think you're a slave, you're right in both cases, because it's very easy to take on a victim mentality, which can, you know, can be anything, whether you're a woman, whether you're black, whether you're white, whether whatever it is, but you have the power in yourself To do things that makes you not a slave. That is things whether you support certain companies, that's a case of whether you take the fight where we are. That's a case where a lot of people have, you know, thoughts about the ruling class and the Jews, but they're like, "Oh, I can't say something because if I do, then, you know, maybe I'll lose my job." You know, we have all these decisions every single day that we can make

@wagmiwanThat will set us free, but then we, we put ourselves in these shackles, these imaginary shackles where we're like, "Well, I can't do this because, you know, I got you, I've got kids to look after." So, you know, that's the only way we can set ourselves free. And in, in terms of information, or, or you're saying, you know, counseling has, has gone up, I think it's actually gone down, because I think by

@wagmiwanI don't know if you guys saw, I'm European, I'm Swedish, so the Eurovision Song Contest is a huge part of, you know, my history and legacy, we love that shit. And hey, Israel is in the Eurovision Song Contest, and, you know, where is Israel? It's not in fucking Europe, why are they in Eurovision Song Contest? They came second this year, and they were celebrating so hard, but there's all these videos that weren't shown in the official broadcast where they're getting booed the whole, and they're getting, they're getting booed the whole,

@wagmiwanduring like the semifinals and everything, right? Well, what did they do? They spent a few million dollars in PR money to get Israel up. They've also spent money getting people, 'cause with the Eurovision Song Contest, you call in, it costs you like a dollar or whatever to cast a vote. They have run a system to get people to vote, they've spent their own money, the government, to vote from countries, 'cause you have to be in a European country to vote And they managed to get Israel in second place. Now, if we didn't have social media, if we didn't have the movement we have now, it wouldn't have come out. Now they come out looking ridiculous, because they paid to come second, and they'd be like, "Oh, look, nobody actually hates Israel, because they came second in the Eurovision Song Contest." But the reality is, they are still hated. They try to game the system, and now that we have-

@wagmiwanmeans of getting information out, everybody knows it, so it's actually like a double loss for them. Again, the Hasbro playbook that they wrote, you know, twenty years ago, is obsolete, and they spent all this money and they fail. The same way if they spend thirty million dollars on Thomas Massey, what, what's gonna happen in the next three, four years? How much money are they gonna spend in this, midterms? And lose so much money. Well,

Ian Malcolmand it actually in, in there, in both of those examples, right? They end up, to your point, the, the prospective double loss. So if-- and it, it will be really interesting, I'm kind of curious for your thoughts, V, on this one, right? So, Thomas Massey, this election is, is kind of, it's, it's, it's of paramount importance, right? Because he's one of the few people, honestly, calling a lot of these things out, and you've got Miriam And all the others coming out to spend their millions and millions of dollars trying to unseat him. If they win, well, then the talk track is, "Look, Israel has so much money and they're so desperate to control everything that they're able to defeat Thomas Massey." If they lose, it is, "Look, Massey was able in opposition to this force to still be victorious." So in some ways, and I, I said this in diligence space, I think it's a win-win for us, and to Obie's point, it's a lose-lose for them. There's On top of this, because again, either they get the loss of their, their champion, the, the obvious amount of money that they poured into it, which shows how desperate they are, or they get the loss and Thomas Massey wins in spite of all the money. So, V, I'm kind of curious for your thoughts on, on Massey and, and the money in these elections.

@wagmiwanSorry, I'm gonna be quiet after this. I just wanted to add one thing because I came up with a new metric. So I come from a marketing background, I've been running advertising agencies for a long time, and we look at things like ROI, return on investment. We looked at CPA, cost per acquisition. How much does it cost me to get a new client or a new customer? The new metric is CPV, cost per vote, and I did some numbers looking at Thomas Massie's,

@wagmiwanthe race with him, and if you look at the amount of money that the Israel lobby has spent Divided by the amount of people that vote in that district, if they win by whatever, you know, a medium high margin, you know, you look at, okay, what did they spend? If they lose, if they lose by, you know, they get forty percent of the votes, they're looking at seven hundred dollars per vote they're trying to buy. So cost per vote, I think it's gonna be a really interesting metric to look, how much money are you guys fucking spending,

@wagmiwanalbeit losing?

Ian MalcolmYeah, V, you wanna jump in on that one?

Speaker 1Yeah, and, you know, I didn't have my hand up for that, and, you know, I, I, I have this thing where I don't comment on the circus In, in Thomas Massey, to me, he's part of the circus, a puppet, a controlled opposition, if you will, kind of like a Nukue Fuentes or a Tuckalo Carlson. but he's still like our guy in the sense that, like, we can use him, we can, you know, he's a bridge. but not to be honest, yeah, I'm not following, exactly what's going on. but I don't like to, like, bash people, and I like to show 'em grace,

Speaker 1if On our side to a certain degree in politics, waking up, you know? but I, I'd my hand up in terms of like, currency versus money, and I, I got into crypto in 2017, and I'll try to make it short, but like To me, the problem is fractional reserve banking, the practice of lending out IOU notes for the real thing, and it, it, it bothers me to no end. Currency isn't money. All currencies have failed in relation to real money, and gold and silver are the best forms of money 'cause they fulfill the characteristics of what it is to be money. It's just something that is used to facilitate barter. But the main thing is that currency doesn't hold its value over time, and six thousand currencies gonna fail to in relation to real money. And I don't wanna be the bearer of bad news

Speaker 1Is this currency at the end of the dollar, and, the, the only thing that backs up currency is really the faith of the people, a-and they issue a new currency, and that's kind of what I see crypto as, so I just say be, be wary, and, and I, I, I'd say to have a, a portion of it, but, just look into sound money, 'cause I don't hear nearly enough people talk about it, and just look at the gold-to-silver ratio since the Crime of

Speaker 1eighteen seventy-three, there's Thank you so much for the space tonight, Ian, and, and Joanne as well, and everyone retweeting, like the, the space. Thank you everybody.

Ian MalcolmNo, thank you. And, and, an interesting comment on, Massey there. in terms of, I suppose him and, you also mentioned Fuentes, I wanna call out. I, I don't- Make an accusation that either of those individuals would be controlled opposition, and I, I say that 'cause it's a very big statement to, to get behind, so I wanna be clear about that. but I do think that obviously, Jeff, you asked, there's some, let's say Israeli billionaire backing of Thomas Massey, and I know that, Sir Eskenor, who always does wonderful work, has, pulled out some curious images about him. So, certainly a good consideration, but nonetheless, like you said, he is waking a whole

Ian MalcolmI suppose a, opposition to the mass. So I'm kind of curious, Mrs. We got Mr. Rabbi [guest] in here. Any thoughts on, on Massey? Some of the comments V made around him being prospectively maybe disingenuous or, or a puppet, and maybe the, the thoughts on the election, Mr. [guest]?

Speaker 2Yeah, thanks. I just got here, so I don't think I heard his remarks, but in terms of, being a puppet or disingenuous? if Max is a puppet, then everyone is. There's no way to tell. Literally, you have to move forward on the assumption that everyone is a puppet in some way, which means your only chance now is to go with the puppet that, most-

Speaker 2You know, most fully expresses your current agenda, that's it. Now you just accept the fact that government and politics is now just a game played among puppets, and you choose the best puppet. That's, that's the only thing you can, the only strategic choice you can make. and then, you know, while that's going on, try and figure out a way to do an end run around your government by forming your own, governing bodies. at that point, politics doesn't matter anyway.

Ian MalcolmNo, well, well stated. And, and David, I'm, I'm curious for your thoughts on, on, on either Massey and this idea of him as controlled opposition or just any thoughts on the subjects in general.

@nietzsche258918Well, just imagine if they were real puppets. Imagine if you actually went to the puppet show and you saw real puppets. Well, if one of the puppets expressed an idea that you agreed with, you'd-- the idea would still be true, right? True. In a way, we're still winning if our ideas are being propagated. Now, if it continues to be Lucy in the football, right? And the person goes, "Which is what Donald Trump did." I mean, Donald Trump's giant transformation is no less of a transformation than it would have been if Chuck Norris had come out as trans. I mean, it's just absolutely remarkable that it came out sort of pro-Abstain class and pro-regime change wars. I mean, everything that he ran against So, impl-pro-globalist really. So, if Thomas Massey has a big change of personality, we're going to see it. And in a way, and I think you and I both kind of made this point in diligence space, we end up kind of winning in that way too, because it, it reveals everybody that it is a giant club That, and it is something where it's just Kabuki theater, and it is just all absolutely fraudulent on the face of it, and then of course, it inspires us to become emancipated. So, I'm supporting Thomas Massey, I'm just taking him at face value for what he's saying. I very much hope he wins, it seems like there's a lot of energy in him losing, and then if he does win, I think the next step is gonna, going to be that he runs for president. And then if he runs for president, is he going to outstand out there? I don't think that the forces we're up against want someone to stand up there and say, "No more money for Israel, no more foreign wars for Israel, no more APAC, all of this." I, I'm going to support someone who's willing to stand up and say that, because it's those ideas that will endure. What if we all vote for him for president, like to the tune of eighty percent of Americans, and then he comes out afterwards and he's pro-Israel? Well, that won't change us, that would just change him and make us all very bitter. What do you think about that? Yeah,

Ian Malcolmno, it's, it's exactly right. And, and that's, that's the thing, right? We, we need to recognize that, left-right paradigm largely fake, right? If not entirely. the, the options on the television completely fake. A lot of the people that are on them completely fake. And, unfortunately, there's a reasonable, critique that you can make around Massey, I suppose. And I, I, I like to

Ian MalcolmFrom a pragmatic standpoint, you know, e-e-even if he is, let's say, the most controlled of the controlled, and this is all part of the show, at least he's out there and he's talking about these things that are bringing attention to these issues for our cause, right? And, and it's, it's reasonable to suggest that whether it is Massey or even the likes of Tucker Carlson, right, that these people might be pressure relief valves to allow some of the steam that is us and the, the energy that we're bringing,

Ian Malcolmthat, that, you know, they For, for us to think that we're making ground when we're not. but either way, again, we gotta be pragmatic about how we win. We gotta support him where we can. He's gonna be certainly better than the alternative. And speaking of the alternative, I saw that he actually advocated for the reinstatement of the draft, right? So we literally have a candidate that is anti-Israel and anti-APAC and anti-the Federal Reserve, and on the opposite side, we've got billionaire Jews donating to this guy's campaign so that he can instate a- Draft so that our fellow men can go and fight another war for Israel, which is just remarkable. But Joanne, kind of curious for your thought, your thoughts.

@joann_marieOh, I just wanted to, so I met someone who was a Freemason, but he only went to level, level three, and I, I was asking him like all these Freemason things, you know? Because there is everyone that is like, oh my God, Massey is a Mason and stuff. And I asked him like, so how do you not know that they are like practicing cabala and like all- These like crazy satanic things, and he's like, "Because you're not allowed to read things that you're not supposed to, and because he kept like reading things that he wasn't allowed to read, he took like five years to go to the next level because they kept like telling him like, 'No, you're not supposed to know.' Like, you need to like..." So they actually like stop you from knowing what's actually going on? Like, you need to like- Only do it when they allow you to, or, this is what he said, I don't know because I've never liked, like,

@joann_mariebut, so maybe Thomas Massey doesn't know like a lot of, a lot of what's happening in, like, in the Masons and maybe Maybe he's not as controlled as, as we thought. I don't know, I have to like look more into it, but I, I like him, and they are so afraid of him winning that I think he's, he's a, a good person, you know? He has good policies and

@joann_marieI think it's, yeah, he, he seems cool. And also, guys, please repost this, please, and if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and David and everyone in the panel is just brilliant, so thank you so much for being here, everyone.

Ian MalcolmYeah, no, absolutely. And, and I see that we've got a, a new speaker here with, between Kiernan and also Taylor, and Franklin. So Kiernan, did you, you wanna jump in on anything?

Speaker 3Yeah, hey, I'm just walking back from, 7-Eleven, and then, I'll be at my place soon, and then I wanna talk. But, yeah, man.

Ian MalcolmThat sounds good. Let's get, let's check in with, with Retardio Radio over there, the one and only Mr. Uncensored, Speeches.

Speaker 4How we doing, Ian?

Ian MalcolmOh, always good. Can you hear me? Is this, is it Pop Smurf, or should we call you Hitler Smurf, or what's the right term?

Speaker 4I like, I like, I like Hitler Smurf. That'll work, I guess. But, yeah, it's weird. I, I thought I had the right headset on so I could hear myself, so I thought for a second there I was coming through with a normal voice, and then you said that, I was like, "Oh, okay, no, probably not then

Speaker 4At the end of the day, APAC is, I guess just, circle back a little bit. APAC is spending twenty million dollars to get one guy in, I'm gonna support the other guy, I don't really care about anything else. Like, we can deal with the rest of that later. Like, I just wanna, I want APAC to lose anything they try to do. So, pretty simple to me. I mean, I'm sure there's-

Speaker 4y'all wanna know, y'all wanna know something? anybody, everybody you ever encounter, even in person, there will be things about them that you don't like. But who do you align with more? That's gonna be, that's gonna be the, defining factor when you're in a, you know, a vote where you have to pick between two things, unless you just, you know, recuse yourself, I guess.

Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And, and before we go to the next hand, with, I, I see Obi's got his up. Retarded Kim, can we get any of the, the Smurf theme song before we go to Obi-Wan there, since you've got it?

Speaker 4Are you gonna be mad at me if I don't know the Smurf theme song? Oh, you gotta

Ian Malcolmknow the Smurf theme song. I don't

Speaker 4know the Smurf theme song. Joann,

Ian MalcolmJoann, do you know the Smurf theme song?

@joann_marieNo, but he reminds me of that. "Lonely, I'm so lonely,

Speaker 4I have nobody to call my own." That's what I got. I don't know the, I don't know the Smurf theme

Ian Malcolmsong. I, I love it. Yeah, the, the Smurf theme song, well, actually, David or Rabbi, please, please correct me if I'm wrong, could I get the Smurf theme song from either of you? Maybe I'm putting, but, maybe I'm overly confident. No way in hell. I think it belongs with, "La" is the first little line of it.

Speaker 2Notice they don't say what Smurf refers to in Smurf the whole day long

Ian MalcolmOkay, good. I thought it was the la la. I think we all know

Speaker 2what they were doing in that village.

Ian MalcolmSo, Rabbi, before we go, these are always interesting pit stops. So, la la la la la la, I, I'm glad that I wasn't off on that one. What do you think the Smurfs represented, Rabbi?

Speaker 2With the Smurfs represented, that's a very, very large conversation. You're talking about a, you're talking about a, a popular, an indigenous population of all males that walk around with little thumb-like protrusions poking out of their pants all day. I, and they're blue, I am going to have a difficult time. However, I have always thought that it's meaningful that both the names Gargamel and Azrael end in the letters E and L, just like names like Rachel,

Speaker 2Daniel, in other words, that other names that come from cultures that like to, name their children with the name of their god in it, So, and, and well, as demons, we find a lot of demons have their names end in EL, so that's always stood out to me. the Smurfs, though, just a bunch of happy gays living in the forest, I guess. I mean, look at how, look at how much they freaked out when a woman entered the, entered the village.

Ian MalcolmIt's like these spaces, often male dominated, a woman comes in, everybody gets very uneasy. How the hell,

Speaker 4how the hell did they reproduce, actually? Now that we're, now that we're thinking about it, where the hell did the rest of the- Right. Where did they come from? Are they growing them? They have to be growing them.

Speaker 5They cloned them, yes.

Ian MalcolmWait, Falou enters from the top rope. Falou, were they growing them? Was this like Epstein, what would it be, Zorro, Zorro Smurf Island or something like that? they,

Speaker 5they, I think they cloned him, they got away from Gargamel. But here's the, here's the, here's the red pill on it. Azrael, as he said, that is, that is one of the demons of death. Or, it, it's like, the opposite of Michael. And it's, it's in the Tanakh, and it's, I think it's in the Talmud. It's like the known sat-- one of the satanic angels. And Gargamel does his spells in a pentagram, and Azrael goes and fetches the souls of the Smurfs and brings them to him. So forgive me about that.

Speaker 2Yep.

Speaker 5Wait

Ian Malcolma second, the Rabbi, am, am I hearing that the Smurfs were a precursor to Monsters Incorporated, which had a similar theme about stealing kids and their, their fear and all that other kind of stuff?

Speaker 2I don't know about that. I mean, for me, the Smurfs is basically a YMCA in the woods, right? for Montezuma's Egg was always an allegory of, like, you know, how the elites are supposed to steal, you know, adrenochrome from cri- from kids, more than anything else. But the Smurfs, it's just basically a, a bunch of, you know-

Speaker 2happy individuals living in the forest, enjoying themselves, who are constantly harassed by an evil Jewish man in a castle, that is trying to steal their children, I guess. I don't know.

@joann_marieI googled if, if they have been accused of antisemitism, and they have. And they have like the blood libel, libel parallels because of Gargamel's desire to either eat the Smurfs and make potions to make gold, and he also looks very Jewish. So, yeah, they have been accused of antisemitism.

Speaker 2It's amazing how European creators come up with the same themes over and over again.

Speaker 2Well, the poor little birds are

Ian Malcolmgonna, I like how Rabbi's description, the, the, the happy gay little smurfs living off in the woods, and the Jewish guy tries to turn them into gold. Rabbi, that's a pretty interesting, distillation of the entire show. Thanks. But, but speaking of which, so Rabbi, I think we'll have to get, speaking of the music, we'll have to get some musical interludes from Mr. Rabbi as a intermission here in a moment. I always love to hear from them. But Obi's got his hand up, let's go to Obi, and then we'll go over to, to Taylor.

@wagmiwanSo, i-it sounds to me, 'cause I am a either very, very young Gen X or a very old Millennial. I grew up with the Smurfs. Maybe the Smurfs were the first control opposition. Who knows, right? we just heard that, you know, I remember that muscly guy, there was one muscly Smurf who was always working out, and there was the good-looking Smurf, never made a move on the one girl, I don't know what that's about. And then when you go

@wagmiwanin terms of being a caricature, oblique, gargoyle is, is, is up there. But yeah, the thing I wanted to say is like, I, I find it interesting that I was sort of geopilled, about six years ago. And I, you know, I've noticed the difference in my own confidence talking about it, but like, you know, I, I took it to all my close friends, and some of them were against it.

@wagmiwanThe one thing I've noticed in terms of what people find really hard to accept is the controlled opposition thing, even though it's been Proven so many times, obviously through, you know, CNN operations and whatnot. But even in, like, you know, you got movies, Good Cop, Bad Cop, The Parent, Good Cop, Bad Cop, like controlled opposition is a concept that every single person on Earth knows. If anybody here has children Like you talk to your partner about, all right, like, who's gonna be good cop, bad cop. Like it is very, very evident, and, you know,

@wagmiwanI agree with what David said that, whether Manasseh is that or not, I don't believe he is, but it will still move our Movement forward, and we need to make a decision later on when he runs for president, whether he is or he isn't. And then you look at like someone like, Nick Fuentes. I, I don't know if he's just a little dude with a big ego, 'cause my only issue with him is,

@wagmiwandude, you spent ten years fighting this battle, and then when people finally wake up, this is your time, dude. And then he starts doing all these weird things, and he starts attacking all these people that aren't on the right. Again, you don't have to agree with everyone on your side of, of, of the political spectrum, but it's just, it's weird timing that he just like, his main focus was attacking Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson and Dave Smith and whatever. It's just weird timing. So I,

@wagmiwanwhen it comes to him, I don't know. And the other thing that I find really strange is the whole Groypur thing. It, it is very cultish to me, where it's like, I get it, I listen to a lot of podcasts, I'm on a lot of spaces, I love Ian Malcolm, I'm on Spaces, I love Truth, you know, I listen to, I know some of you think Tucker is, is controlling the position, but, you know, I listen to a lot of different podcasts. But I'm not gonna identify myself with any of these people. So that is my one thing when I, you know, the whole Grover thing, one of my, whenever I'm on a space with a Grover, it's like, "You identify too much with like one person who is just a political commentator." Like, I don't, I don't know what that is about. And I don't know if anyone else has thought about that because, yes, some things, I mean, Nick. Is on, on, on, on a run, or, you know, I, I, I don't disagree with him on everything, but I do find it weird this like cultish following that he has.

Ian MalcolmYeah, and I, I commented on that in, in diligence space. And for what it's worth, for any of the groypers that might be listening, you are more than welcome to come up. Again, I'm gonna push back on the idea that Nick Fuentes is entirely controlled opposition, 'cause how could I possibly know that? and as I said in diligence room, I don't have concerns with Fuentes as much as I do to Obi's point, the, let's say the behavior of the groypers and the perspective that there are a lot of Astroturf support there within, and I think it's dangerous because it does essentially a couple things. Number one is it, let's say, it amplifies his message, unnaturally And people could say that that's a good thing because they support his message, but at the same time, if it's really good, it shouldn't require kind of artificial amplification. That's what the Zionists do, right? It's also amplifying the animus against anybody that would critique it. But anybody that's a reasonable person should welcome honest, good faith critique. That's how we get better arguments out of these things, right? If David pushed back on something that I thought, I would sit there, I'd listen to what he said, I'd really absorb what he's trying to get

Ian Malcolmsteel sharpens steel, as they say, right? But the other piece is for the people that are in the camp of the groypers, right? I think the biggest problem and the biggest fear that I have is that that amplification is used to further force those individuals into that cult of personality, right? You can imagine, and somebody that's sitting there and they think, "Wow, Nick Fuentes, he's a very smart guy, he's got some really great messaging, I support that, thumbs up, you should, right? He's got a lot of good verbiage that He says something that's a little bit out of whack, or maybe they look up and they say, "I don't know about that Epstein swag thing, this is really weird," right? And they make a comment, and then they get dog piled on by the other groupers who basically say, "Well, you should get out of our camp," right? And then at that point, they either walk away or, they more likely than, if they've become infatuated with these ideas, they basically cuck themselves to fit in with the others, right? That's a very dangerous theme,

Ian MalcolmFlies thing that I, I guess it's on television, right? About that book. And that very book is about the idea of kids basically being sucked into their most primal state largely because of coercion and peer pressure. That's how people operate, right? So we shouldn't ever do that. We shouldn't ever peer pressure. If somebody comes in here and they push back on our ideas, right? We, we can be inclined to jump on them, but if they've got really good points, I don't care if they're pushing back in, let's say, defense of Israel or even Netanyahu. I will try to listen to them, I will evaluate them. If they're terrible ideas, we can all call them out, right? But we shouldn't ever just harass and heckle anybody merely because they have a slightly differing opinion. and I, I see a lot of that within that, that little group. I, I think it's a dangerous, perspective reality. Maybe I'm missing that, so I always am wide open to anybody and everybody, to share their alternative views on that. But very fair comments there, Obi. Did you want to finish on that before we

@wagmiwanI don't necessarily think he's control opposition or anything. You definitely summarize exactly what I'm thinking, where, like you said, it's dangerous because what I see with groupers is like what makes our movement really strong is that we are honest enough, that we believe strongly enough in what we're doing, that if somebody that is part of what we believe does something wrong, we are perfectly comfortable going

@wagmiwanI think he was wrong there. That is my only worry. With some of the groupers and those spaces, they can't criticize him. When it's like, you know what, doesn't matter. He did something wrong there. It's okay to say he did, you know, he failed there. I see that cultish behavior with some of them, right? Where they're just like, they cannot-- It's the same thing with like the, the, the MAGA people that are like, okay, you were for Trump. Now look at his track record, the last, you know, sixteen months or whatever, he hasn't lived up to some of the things. You don't have to agree that he's the worst person in the world or whatever it is, but the inability

@wagmiwanto criticize him at all is what concerns me.

Ian MalcolmYep, I, I couldn't agree with that, with that more. And so along with those lines, let's go to, to Falou and get some thoughts on him. Falou, any thoughts on Thomas Massey, on what's going on in the, the Twitter sphere with, with the concept of America First or on the Smurfs in general?

Speaker 5So real quick on the Smurfs, I just looked it up and I posted it down at the Pill. Smurfette was a tool created by Garouille out of clay to sow discord within the and there's also something called the Smurf Smasher and Smurf Extractor, to extract the happy essence from the Smurf. I'm not sure what the happy essence is, but I can only imagine.

@joann_marieGargamel made a golem?

Speaker 5Yeah, yeah. The Gargamel, like, if you watch it and just watch the show, it's pretty wicked with Gargamel. He's always got the cauldron burning and he's got, you know, he wants to eat the Smurfs. Like, the whole point is eating the Smurfs, right? but for Massey, I actually, explained this in a space earlier today. I didn't realize, oh, it was a Santino space. I didn't realize the depths at which Trump has started to go down to circumvent getting rid of anyone who opposed him. It's Massey, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Bulger And, Rand Paul, I didn't even realize that until I, I started looking it up a little bit about Massey today. I mean, he literally, his team literally handpicks the opponent, they completely fund the campaign to get this out. Now, like, I don't want an echo chamber, in our government 'cause that's what leads to really bad things when nobody's ever opposed. We always need checks and balances, but- We voted for Trump 'cause we thought he was doing the things that were right, and now he's getting rid of everybody around him that, also we believe is doing things that are right, and that's extremely disturbing.

Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And, and that's the, the biggest fear of, of Trump, right? Is that he essentially, he has no loyalty to anybody except perhaps to Miriam Adelson and the Jews, or at least it seems that way.

Speaker 5100%.

Ian MalcolmBut, I see we got Godfrey with his hands up. I also wanna give a big welcome to Dr. Rectorwald and, Michael, don't fear, we've not been talking exclusively about the Smurfs, although it did come up in a, a funny context. But, but Godfrey, any, any thoughts on anything shared so far?

@g0dfr0yyeah, I, you know, I just wanted to comment because it's kind of a complicated situation with Massey. I, I certainly don't want to be caught in a situation like I was with Trump, where I'm putting, you know, my full faith in him as some kind of America First hero or savior. You know, there's some questionable things that came up this year, like him supporting Don Huffines from Zorro Ranch, and he definitely needs to account for that. That was very strange.

@g0dfr0yyou know, some of the stuff with, his donor Jeff Yass needs to be accounted for. But w-with that aside If I were in Kentucky, I would be voting for Massey without question, just because the message must be sent to APAC that you cannot buy your way into our elections. And I, I, I think that for now, this is an essential vote for that reason. I mean, we have to vote against APAC. He has to win, and I think he will by seventy percentage points, and,

@g0dfr0yI think he'll take seventy percent of the vote, if not more. I, I don't think-- I think this is going to be an epic failure, of, of-- it'll be a truly epic failure on their end.

@g0dfr0yI'm excited for it. I, I'm, I'm not going to root for Thomas Massey, but I will root for this victory. and I, I know it's early, I shouldn't be speaking so confidently, but I, just from what I've seen in the zeitgeist, from what I've seen on, on social media and, and the support and the fact that people like Ryan Mada were out there and some other cool influencers, were there helping him,

@g0dfr0yI think it's a good thing and that- The big metric that I'm looking for is turnout from Gen Z, and I think we should all be looking for that. if Gen Z turns out in large numbers for Massey, that is a great sign for America First, America Only, and it's a great sign for people like Dan Bilzerian, and it's a great bellwether for elections to come. So hopefully, hopefully

@g0dfr0yhe wins by seventy percent, he wins seventy percent or more of the vote, as I think he will, and it will really turn everything up, on its head, right? It will flip the idea that Calshi and, Polymarket can determine elections and can determine outcomes by rigging betting. it will overturn the concept of the hegemony of APAC

@g0dfr0yit, it will do a lot of things. If he wins convincingly tomorrow, as I think he will, it will send the right message to, that APAC cannot buy its way into every election. Sure, it can, it can, you know, destroy, candidate like Jamal Bowman in New York, but, this is Kentucky. This is red-blooded America. They, they don't take kindly to people from other countries trying to interfere in our elections, and they don't take kindly, to people inserting a pro-Israel candidate, and let's call it what it is, a pro- Epstein candidate, because this man is nowhere to be found on Epstein justice. Ed Galloway isn't called for Epstein justice, he isn't called out President Trump for covering up Epstein and calling it a hoax. He isn't, he's been nowhere to be found when it comes to Epstein, and I don't care what anybody says, Epstein is the biggest, if one of the biggest, if not the biggest issues Contrary to what the media tells you, it is a major issue, and that is on the ballot as well tomorrow. So,

@g0dfr0yI know a lot was said there, and I'm sorry to, go on a soliloquy, but, I, I'm very excited for this. again, I'm not like, I'm not putting full faith in a politician again like I did Trump before in Massey, but I'm rooting for him tomorrow. And also, I'll just end by saying this, I think that The Laura Loomer, sexting revelations, if you wanna call them that, are only going to get him more votes. I, I think that's only working in his favor. I think everything they're trying is failing, and even the MeToo attempt from Laura Loomer is falling flat on its face. And I, I think it's amazing. I mean, we're, we're seeing APAC, we, we could see APAC, a serious It's death blow to APAC. And also, this could be, this could be the death blow to Mega, the or MAGA, whatever you wanna call it, it's really MEGA, let's call it what it is.

@g0dfr0ythat we've all been looking for, right? If, if Thomas Massey wins by seventy percent or more of the vote, I think it's very safe to say, not that we in this room need any more validation, but that, that MAGA is dead. It's officially dead. It's, it, it And that's what I am, I am hoping for tomorrow.

@wagmiwanAnd I wanna say, I, I spent like twenty years working in PR, and what you're looking for is headlines, right? And the fact that once this is done, they would have spent thirty million dollars on one congressional seat if he wins It is the story of the fucking decade, right? Israel lobby spent thirty million dollars on a congressional seat in Kentucky, lost. Massey won. Like that is so huge. People don't understand how huge it is, right? 'Cause if they didn't spend the money- And then just, you know, endorsement here and there, it could be like, "Oh yeah, Trump went, went and endorsed him for a little bit." But the fact that they spent so much money endorsing him, they sent Pete fucking Hegseth, they spent Trump, and they still lost, these are

@wagmiwanHeadlines that will get clicks. So again, you know, it's, it's not even about this, it will, you know, make the our opposition get so much energy, and it will create, headlines around the world. So it is huge, and I agree with, with Godfrey that I think he's gonna win, and he's gonna make some headlines all around the world. And it's gonna create, you know, it's gonna spark the discussion about, is it allowed for people with money just to try and buy elections?

@g0dfr0yAnd, yeah,

Ian MalcolmGo for

@wagmiwanit,

Ian MalcolmGeoffrey.

@g0dfr0yOh, sorry, yeah, I, I was just gonna say the, the whole world really is watching this election. This, this is much more than a simple, primary in, in a red state. The, the, the, the entire world is watching this election, and the gravity of it can truly be felt.

Ian MalcolmAnd Godfrey, you'll, you'll appreciate this one. This is right up your alley, actually, and in the purple pill. ex-Elon fan, I like that username, just responded and said, "Maga died last July when Donald Trump outrageously replied to a reporter, 'You're still asking about Jeffrey Epstein?'" Godfrey, I'm, I'm curious for your thoughts on that. I know you did a space on this very subject on how that, if at all, plays into the Massey situation.

@g0dfr0yYeah, no, absolutely If you wanna put a, dead on arrival date, on MAGA or MEGA, let's call it what it is, let's call it MEGA, 'cause there's no point in pretending in this crowd, it's making Israel great again. If you wanted to put a DOA date on MEGA, it was that date. It was in July when Trump was asked by a reporter about, they were asking Pam Bondi actually, and he cut in And said, "Why are you still talking about Epstein? That is absolutely the death of Miga in America. That's when it died. it's been a dead carcass ever since then, and there's been numerous,

@g0dfr0yother moments where it, it, it, it further entered its death cycle, but that is absolutely the DOA date for Miga. that's when it died. And, you know, I think that it's, it's just the one thing that's been- So bizarre for me to watch, and I, I understand that people have criticisms of Thomas Massey for his, for donations from Jeff Bezos or legitimate inquiries into the,

@g0dfr0ysome other things about his past or, what he's, you know, the, the Don Huffines thing. I, I totally get that, but, but to call him, to call him fake mega or faga, as these people call it, like if you criticize- Trump for Epstein and criticizing Massey because he spoke out against Epstein justice was one of the most bizarre things that I've witnessed in my lifetime, and I think I can speak for a lot of people here, without trying to get into Massey's sainthood, I, I think it's very bizarre, right, when you have A man who's criticized, and they make up all kinds of reasons as to why they're criticizing him. They make up all these fictitious reasons, like, "Oh, he's never had a bill passed, and he's always voted against Trump." in, in reality, he just voted with the Constitution. He has the highest liberty score imaginable because he's a true conservative. But they make up all these just comical reasons as to why they're criticizing him, and you just, you just know it's because of Epstein. It's because he wouldn't let Trump pull the rug out from under America. He wouldn't, him and Marjorie Taylor Greene wouldn't let it go. And look, you-- and I, I get in these conversations with people all the time, you can say that they might be controlled opposition and all this stuff. I, I'm not going to do that on this space, but there are valid points to that effect certainly that I can't deny. But the fact of the matter is, in my mind, they put their necks on the line, especially Marjorie Marjorie Taylor Greene. I do think Trump made threats to her son. I believe her when she said that, and I just find it so bizarre that there is a culture on X that is legitimately angry at Thomas Massey for asking too many questions about Epstein, for, for over, for turning over that stone too much, as if it's taboo. As if it's heresy to question Donald Trump's logic in calling Epstein a hoax. And, i-i-it's, I mean, truly Ian and, and Joanne and everybody, it, it has been one of the most bizarre things to witness, hasn't it? The, the whole operation of trying to defame Massey,

@g0dfr0ybecause he deigned to ask questions about Epstein justice. It's not really, it's, to be honest with you, it's not Not translatable to me a-at all, and I don't think it is to many people in this space, and that's why I hold spaces that say the, with the title, "Very, I've held it now three times, we're not moving on from Epstein, we're-- because we're not. We're-- until this issue is solved, until these satanic pedophiles are arrested, we're not moving on. We're not gonna rah-rah, we're not gonna say stupid-ass shit like, "We're so back."

@g0dfr0ywe're not gonna say stupid-ass shit like "own the libs." We're not gonna root for Trump over the tariffs. W-we're not going to root for Trump like barbarians when he goes and takes over Venezuela. We want satanic pedophiles from Epstein Island in handcuffs now. That's what we want, and we're not going to move on from that. So I, I hope that answers your, your question. I, I get a little animated as, as you, you know, when it comes to Epstein. No, and,

Ian Malcolmand Godfrey, I, I, it's actually, it's, it's, it's a, a very critical topic, obviously, and one that Massey is, he basically put his neck out there when he pushed for those, documents to be released, because that is, you know, obviously there's a but I, I am curious. I always try to balance out where I can panels and get alternative perspectives, and, I, I was very, humbled that, Mr. Manko Smash came in here, and, I know he's obviously, a little bit more aligned, I suppose, with the administration, so very curious for his thoughts on Massey, on any of the, the prior comments made by, either with Godfrey or anybody else on the panel, and, and just your thoughts on what tomorrow might bring,

@theleaderofusaYeah, I was just seeing earlier that, I guess in the last 24 hours, all of those, you saw that a lot of people like, I think you just posted Marjorie, Marjorie Taylor Green posted a Polymarket ad, and there's been a bunch of these of Kalshi, Polymarket, all these betting sites, gambling sites that have somehow become legitimized because I guess if you gamble on public events, then it's legal or something. but all of these gambling sites pushing ads showing that Thomas Massey's odds tanked in the last twenty-four hours, and that made me curious because of course the, betting markets aren't real life and they do get things wrong.

@theleaderofusaand so I had Grok go through and I said, "Do an analysis of all of the polling from the past week." Pull all the polls and put them in order and, and give me all the information on them in the Massey race. And the polls from the last three days don't look good, they have Massey behind. So it looks like there is some reason for, people to be concerned about whether he's gonna be able to win. And Trump, of course, today came out big against Massey and didn't pull any punches. He really wants Massey gone, and he's throwing all his weight behind it.

@theleaderofusaAs far as, you know, obviously I do have a different opinion. I do support Massey getting primaried and getting thrown out, and it's a very simple reason why he doesn't vote with the party. He doesn't vote with the party, and then he makes up some BS excuse about, "Oh, well, here's some nitpick part of this legislation, and that's why I was one..." Either the only Republican to vote against this, or I was one of like three Republicans to vote against it or something like that, and it makes him a liability to the part-party. It makes it harder to get things passed because there are razor-thin margins in the House, and we can't afford people to do these like performative no votes on party line legislation. We need to be able-- if you want the part, the whole country to shift to the right, then you can't have, you know, if- If Massey was representing a like purple state, like John Fetterman or something, or he was someone who was in a swing state, then fine, he could be, he could do whatever he wanted But if you're representing a deep red district that Trump won by an, an enormous supermajority, you need to be very right wing, very with the party, very loyal, and very on board with the agenda. And, we can't have mavericks because if our side has mavericks and the Democrats don't, and they never do, then, their side always wins, and I don't want their side to win. I want our side to win, and I want to see the country shift to the right. And a big part of that is that Every time you have, like, you're gonna have to put up with some clowns. Like, if it's someone from New York and they won, and they're a Republican, but they're a very blue Republican from a blue state or something, it's gonna be hard to get their vote sometimes. But if you have someone from a deep red state, they need to be a reliable vote, and we can't play games with that. So I do wanna see everyone who can get primaryed, who isn't loyal, get primaryed, and I wanna have our ship Running a tighter ship than the Democrats do, because unfortunately they've been beating us on that for a very long time, and it gives them an advantage at the end of the day in power, and I wanna see that advantage shift to the right, 'cause that's all I care about. And, and the fact that like everyone's trying to make this race about Israel, it's not about Israel. It's about the fact that he doesn't vote with the party, it has nothing to do with Epstein, he doesn't vote on like any of the major budget bills and stuff like that, has nothing to do

@theleaderofusaIssues and people are like trying to make this race into a proxy for that, and that's not what it is for the vast majority of people. And it also doesn't matter because quite frankly, if we shift the country to the right consistently over a period of time, you're going to see a lot of benefits to the fact that things like the, the foreign aid for Israel will get cut and stuff like that.

@theleaderofusaBut at present At present, both parties are totally controlled by, like, Zionist influence. So, I, I, it's a bipartisan issue at this point. That's all I got.

@wagmiwanI was gonna say, Mako, you, you do realize how polly market differs from, like, a traditional, you know, betting platform, right?

@theleaderofusaI mean, you still have people who are betting one direction or betting the other direction, and at the end of the day, one side wins and they take the money from the loser side, and Polymarket takes its cut. So, like, that's, that's pretty common, like, betting setup.

@wagmiwanYeah, correct. But when you got a, you know, traditional bookmaker, they set the odds and they may shift it based on what people bet on. But when you look at something like Polymarket, it's purely based on where people put money, which means you can manipulate it by putting a big bet, i.e., putting a lot of money, that will shift the odds automatically. So I'm not saying this is happening in this case, but it's just- Yeah, but if you do that,

@theleaderofusaif you do- Do that when the fundamentals aren't on your side, you're setting money on fire, so it becomes very expensive to do.

@wagmiwanWell, I mean, you can also look at like whoever put thirty million dollars trying to get unseat Massey could be putting money on fire, and because the spread is really thin on this bet, putting a million or two on Massey losing would shift Those odds very quickly. And that's why I think it's happening

@theleaderofusahere. Isn't the volume really high? Like, this is relatively high profile, so I would think the volume of the betting is pretty high, which means you'd need to put a lot of money in in order to actually move the percentages.

@wagmiwanI still don't think you need to put a lot of money. And if you look at the difference of what they've spent On trying to unseat him, I still think like putting, you know, a million or two would shift the odds quite

@froemelandysignificantly. The ba-the betting volume in total is just under two million versus-

@wagmiwanSo there you go. Yes, there you go, right? So like even like a few hundred thousand dollars would change.

@theleaderofusa'Cause there's a bunch of websites. Which website? I think they all shifted the same way, didn't they?

@wagmiwanOh, we're talking about polymarket. Well, I mean, look, obviously people look for, for differences in spread by calci, polymarket. All I'm saying is looking at those odds is, is something that's dangerous, and obviously there are people that have understood that that has an impact. We've already seen it in terms of is, is, you know, the US gonna attack Iran or not? Is, is this person gonna get elected or not? So yeah, that's why I said

@theleaderofusawhen I saw that, I didn't take that as definitive, I took it as I should Into this, and then I went and looked at the polling. Yeah, alright, fair enough.

Speaker 6Alright, thanks, Mike. so,

Ian Malcolmso just, I'm, sorry, but that was, was, trying to actually pull something up. So, mangoes, I'm kinda curious because somebody put that into the purple pill that had me going to Grok to validate their comment before I shared it, 'cause I always like to try to be as thorough as I can. Now, this is a comment with regards to when Joe Biden, was president, and the claim was that, the Thomas Massie during Biden's presidency only voted one point eight percent of the time on any Democratic legislation, which was actually the lowest of all Republicans, tied with, Re-Representative Chip Roy out of Texas. that in the entirety of the House of Representatives, they were the two least likely to vote against Republican policy. Now, I'm, I'm doing the research to figure out if that's the one of the Trump administration, but do you have any thoughts?

@theleaderofusaYeah, that's because Doc, Thomas Massie's called Doctor No. Like, he just votes no on everything. So Republican, Democrat, like, that's, that's the problem is that when you need him to vote, yeah. So obviously if the opposition is in power, it's not as big of an issue, but when you're in power and you need to get things passed, it becomes a problem

@theleaderofusaobviously Chip Roy's awesome, he's one of my favorite, people who was in the, in Congress, I think he's in the administration now,

@theleaderofusamight be a different, oh, I get, all these guys confused, but, So yeah, just curious,

Ian Malcolmso make us, just to add to that, the context, so I, I did ask, while Trump was in office, it said Thomas Massie, very high, nearly a hundred percent for all Republican priority legislation that reached his desk, Thomas Massie agreed to, there were only two vetoes so far in the second term. So does that kind of negate some of the suggestions you were making that he's problematic for the Republicans?

@theleaderofusaNo, that's, I mean, I don't know, you got, you got wrong information there. you have to be pretty like detailed with Grok when you're asking it to do things, and you have to make it show you its work and give you its sources and stuff. So Massie, it's saying,

Ian Malcolmfor, for what it's worth, it's saying the only that he voted against were HR five o four, which is the Muskogee Tribal Land Expansion in Florida, and then, HR one thirty-one, the Arkansas Valley Conduit Water Project in Colorado. According to Grok, I, I don't doubt that it could very well be wrong.

@theleaderofusaYeah, so Massie voted against all the major budget bills every single time it came up. There's seven, seven major votes where That was some kind of funding related thing. This is just on funding alone, he voted no every single time, and it would end up passing, but by razor-thin margins because he was a no vote, so they had to make sure that they could get, you know, it was like two hundred and seventeen to two fifteen,

@theleaderofusatwo seventeen to two thirteen, two fifteen to two fourteen, Another two fifteen to fourteen, and then two twenty to two o seven was the most recent one. That was the, so they've been in a shutdown for a while, and they had a standalone DHS funding bill, and that one passed by a relatively narrow margin. Massie, I'm trying to look, Massie was the lone Republican no vote on that. to fund DHS. So this is the, the sort of problem. There's a lot of, there's like little ones, and there's when Massey says like, "I vote with Republicans ninety-three percent of the time," that's because there's tons of like little procedural votes that don't mean anything. You have to just look at votes on major legislation, where there's a party line split, and in those votes, he tends to not be very loyal, unfortunately, and that's kind of a problem when you're trying to get things done when you're the party in

@theleaderofusaControl the Senate and the House and the presidency. Why aren't you getting anything done? Well, if you have someone like Massey who's not helping you get the bills passed, it can be part of, kind of a problem. So that kind of stuff is why I think, it makes sense to replace him with someone who's gonna be a yes vote in all those situations.

@theleaderofusaAnd by the way, he could still be an influencer, like he could still be On TV, doing things and like being able to push an agenda, he doesn't need to be someone who's sitting in Congress, 'cause the only reason you're in Congress is to do the votes, and if he's gonna just vote no on everything, then maybe he should be in a different job where he can be an influencer and like he can have a bigger audience and spend more of his time on that and actually sort of like change hearts and minds.

Ian MalcolmWell, interesting. And I, I know that this, room's gonna give a lot of pushback, I would presume, on his value, prospectively in, in seat. but the, the question that I do have, so, Vanco, just to be clear, your suggestion then would be that, Edelson and all the other Jewish billionaires that are putting tens of millions of dollars to defeat Massey, you think that that is solely being done to try and ensure that whoever replaces him just votes as a hardline yes for all Republican policies and that there At play for that, is that right?

@theleaderofusaWell, I don't know why any particular donor donates their money. I, I know Massey took a lot of Chinese money, which I, was pissed off about. Him and Rand Paul both took money to defend TikTok, from China, that's through Jeff Yass, which was mentioned before, so he was informed in bringing that up, and that kind of irritated me, because it showed they were for sale. They're supposed to be these really principled people, but they'll take the money in situations like that, which But I don't know why, there's like money from Israel and stuff like that going into Thomas Massie because he's not, he hasn't been like an anti-Israel vote. He's, there's some tweet I saw earlier of him where he's like, "I'm opposed to antisemitism" and stuff like that. He just votes no on everything. So I, I think he voted no on an Israel funding bill, but it's like, okay, it's not like he singles out that. But then he votes yes on other things. He just is a habitual no voter, so I don't even really see him as being particularly anti-Israel or anything like that.

@theleaderofusaHe certainly doesn't do the rhetoric, like he doesn't spend a lot of time talking about Israel.

Ian MalcolmSo, so just to clarify, you know what you're

@realdavereillydoing. Yeah. So,

Ian Malcolmso David, it's Tamanco, if you, you do remember when, Massey said to Tucker Carlson that everybody has an APAC person that is essentially the babysitter, I mean, that was a, a pretty, pretty damning comment that was made, right? Yeah, that was

@theleaderofusaa while ago though, wasn't it? Like, that wasn't recent. It was, yeah.

@realdavereillyYeah, and look at what has happened since he came out with that statement. That idea of an APAC person penetrated the national consciousness to a very large degree, and it's like delegitimized a lot of people in Congress at like a local level. No,

@theleaderofusaI mean, I watched that interview, completely. There's very few interviews with Tucker where I want to pull in people, but I watched that interview. That, that had a very big, it was, it was a very good interview. Yeah, I'm just saying, but that

@realdavereillyhad a very big impact on the national conversation. And where we are today, and that's why Paul Singer and Miriam Adelson and a bunch of other Jewish interests, Israeli Zionist interests as well, they've poured about what, thirty million dollars into like a local race, Kentucky District Four. It's crazy.

@joann_marieAnd there is no support. And by the way, there is no support.

@theleaderofusaI'm, yeah, I don't think two years ago they didn't go after him. They didn't go after him back then, right? Like it's only recently that they did this, right?

@realdavereillyYeah, that was because he was just reelected. So what are they gonna do? You know, they've got two years until the re-election, now it's re-election, now they're, they're getting back at him. You see what I mean?

@theleaderofusaNo, I mean, he did the interview. I just looked it up. The interview was June twenty twenty-four, so they closed him before the, the election in the end of twenty twenty-four or something.

@realdavereillyThere was a challenger, in the last election, but he didn't, he didn't-- Massey always wins by about eighty percent. you know, the next, the next in the running usually gets like twelve percent, so, He's very popular here, like the people love him, on the ground. And the thing is, there's like, there's what Massey's saying, right?

@realdavereillyAnd what he talks about in his speeches, you know, on the campaign trail. But then there's what the people in the audience are talking about. And those are two very different conversations. And that's what I'm gonna say about that for now.

Ian MalcolmNo, it's curious. And, and, David, I'm, I always, you know, you've got very deep, political insight, so I'm kind of curious because this is kind of the, the headline here, the face of the world. Wait, can I ask you something

@theleaderofusareal quick, Ian? So I get the point you're saying about the donors, but why do you think Trump wants Massey gone though? Do you think Trump is just doing it for Israel or does he more care about the things I was saying?

@realdavereillyThis is all coming from Suzy Wiles and Chris Laszlo, okay? And, and the Israelis. That's where this is coming from. Donald Trump has no fucking clue when it comes to political insights or strategy. The other day, he said, "Oh, someone should primary Lauren Boebert," except that it was two months like after the filing deadline to primary her, close. So, yeah, Lauren Boebert's safe. Trump's not gonna be able to do anything about it, and he doesn't have any political instincts because they're not his instincts. They're Susie Wiles and Chris Lascivita and Paul Singer and Miriam Adelson and all of those people. The Trump,

@theleaderofusathe Trump hated Massey. Trump hated Massey even in his first term. Like, this isn't new. He's hated Massey for like ten years.

@realdavereillyYeah, but like having thirty million dollars poured in, in a two week period to a campaign in Northern Kentucky is kind of like unheard of. It's the largest, like, political campaign in history when it comes to spending, especially per capita.

@theleaderofusaTrump hates math so much, I wouldn't be surprised if Netanyahu offered To go after Massey and take him out, in exchange Trump agreeing to bomb Iran. Wait, wait, hang on. Can you say that one more time? I said Trump hates Massey so much, I wouldn't be surprised if Netanyahu offered Trump that Israel and the, the various, you know, APAC and all that would go after Massey and take him out in a primary, primary in order to sweeten the deal to get Trump to bomb Iran. Wait, hang on. Okay, so Mancos, I want you to think about this for a second. Mancos, I want you to think

Ian Malcolmabout this for a second because you are a, kind of an ardent Donald Trump supporter, and what you're suggesting is that Donald Trump literally went to war with a foreign nation so that he could remove a person from office that just a year and a half or so ago he was suggesting might be the Secretary of Agriculture for his administration and cabinet.

Ian Malcolmthis is the person that you're really a, a big fan of. Fan of in Donald Trump, you think that he

@theleaderofusawould,

Ian Malcolmno, I mean, it's obviously

@theleaderofusanot the only reason, but, you know, Netanyahu could have been throwing everything at the wall and seeing what stuck.

Ian MalcolmOkay. Would, would that, would that concern you if American po-politics were being determined with Donald Trump making a call to Netanyahu and be like, "Hey, I really don't like this guy, can I buy the country in return for your rich Jew friends helping me get rid of him?" Like, that sounds insane.

@theleaderofusaWell, listen, Trump is, he's no saint. Like, he's, w- you know, I said Massey was, he took money from Jeff Yoss for China and stuff, Trump did that too. Trump took even more. So like a lot of them have these problems.

Ian MalcolmNo, that's, that's totally fair. And, and look, I, I really appreciate that we have, Mancos here providing an alternative perspective. It's always really healthy for the conversation. I also wanna give a big shout out, by having Mr. David Riley in here, as well as Dr. Recktenwald. let's go to, over to, to the good doctor. And again, I just wanna thank everybody for being in here and being part of this, and for, and being able

@antizioampacHey, I guess you're talking about me. Good to be here, nice to see you all. Maybe I, was called on earlier and I don't know because I had to turn down the volume, I had some stuff going on here. yeah, this is a big, eve of a big night. I mean, look, what's at stake? It's basically, we're gonna see whether these Zionist Jewish billionaires can just buy a, a congressional seat outright, you know? And, that's really what's at stake. And if they, if they do that, if they manage to, to pull this off or in some way pull, pull it out,

@antizioampacit'll be hugely, demoralizing. But I don't think it's gonna happen. I kinda agree with David here that it's, The reality on the ground isn't what they're giving us, what the, what the, Zionist bubble would have you believe. So I think it's, you know, it's, it's gonna be a big, a big coup, a big win for, those who are fans of the US, US sovereignty,

@antizioampacif Massey wins, because that's what's at stake, I believe.

Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And, and Dr. Rector, well, I'm kind of curious for your thoughts on this with, you know, maybe an alternative perspective or maybe you agree with, with Manko's, the, the rich, billionaire class getting behind, and largely Jewish, getting behind Thomas Massey. You know, Manko's making the suggestion that this is about politics and trying to get somebody that's just gonna be a yes man in that seat. I'm curious for your thoughts on, on that perspective or, or about this being more entitled to

Ian MalcolmFiles and all the other things that Massey's been talking about.

@antizioampacWell, I think Massey is really sort of a, a metonym for the whole constellation of issues that are at stake here, and that includes, you know, the Epstein, files, the basic r-running of the government by what's, you know, what's being called the Epstein class you know, the Zionist or Jewish Zionist infiltration and control. I mean, look, we've got three Jewish bil-billionaires,

@antizioampactrying to buy this seat, you know, Adelson, Paulson, and Singer. These people just wanna buy the seat straight up. Now, I don't think, you know, Ad-Adelson is the main party there, I think, and, I think Singer, or is, Singer as well. or maybe I have it backwards, but in any case, there's, you know, we have a concerted effort to, to make sure that we don't have a single representative in our, in our Congress that isn't under their control. That's really what's at stake.

@antizioampacThey don't want us to have a single representative that isn't totally under their control. Thomas Massey's the last bastion, and if we lose that, we're screwed. I think it'll-- we, we can recover from it, but it won't be easy. I can't say that I'll be able to, to- you know, galvanize the troops, you know, with ASAPAC, that, that I would be able to even promise that we could, win anything if they can knock out an incumbent that we already have in office. We can't have that happen. Somehow it has to be stopped. We have to win. So whatever you can do, anybody, do it. I mean, we've been trying to get a hold of Massey to give him money, to give him our endorsement. We don't wanna endorse anybody that will feel, unless they want it Because there are certain,

@antizioampacyou know, connections they may not want, but, we really do totally support him at Asapac. We want him to win. It's just beyond question that he's a vital, a vital element in a future coalition against their, their total control.

Ian MalcolmYeah, and it's, it's curious because, Dr. Eichmann, it does feel like, and, and I remember saying this when Trump won, his second term, I said, "Look, if-- this is a win because either Trump is going to finally push back against this Zionist occupation, and after four years of Biden with Mayorkas and Yellen and all the other very well-to-do Jews that were in his cabinet, I said maybe Trump will actually come out and be very pro-America, maybe there will be..." Mass deportations. If not, it's also a win for our cause because if Trump turns his back on America in favor of Israel, well, then more people will awaken to the obvious reality that we've been trying to, to bring attention to for a number of years now. do you think is this a sim-similar moment where we win with, with Massey getting the election? and then you've, you've got another voice that's still in office talking about these issues, or perhaps we win even in Massey's defeat because it exemplifies the very problem that we've been trying to highlight. And so in some ways, I almost see it as a, a win-win for us and a lose-lose for them, especially with the thirty-plus billion dollars they've thrown behind it. But I'm, I'm curious for your thoughts on that.

@antizioampacYeah, I mean, I mean, that's a good point. I mean, it would illustrate, look, look how much control these people have. They were able to oust this guy who's very popular in his, district and Kentucky. It would be, but it, it would be a blow, I think, to the morale of the, of, of all those people who believe we have some say in who is, who represents us in government.

@antizioampacthat we're not our-- that our political class isn't entirely about the purchase of the political class players by these Zionist Jewish billionaires. and they are all three of those things. They're Zionist, they are Jewish, and they are billionaires. so those people, they want to completely control our foreign policy And not just our foreign policy, but our domestic policy, and I, I talk about this, this is domestic Zionism. There's domestic Zionism as well. And I, I taught in, in this class, I put things like their attempts to control our speech, their attempts to make so-called antisemitism illegal,

@antizioampactheir attempts to squelch- Our, our First Amendment rights all together, and probably our right of association, and even religion, that's at stake, I believe, because we're living under a sort of zio-cradic or zio-ocracy, as I call it. It's a religious cult, as well as a, secular pestilence. So, yeah.

Ian MalcolmNo, I, I couldn't agree with that more, and it's, it's, it's rather concerning because, you know, obviously the degree of the occupation is so insane that the one of the last, if not the last bastion of people willing to stand up and speak out against this crowd is, on its heels despite being overwhelmingly popular in their district. and, and so I, I do think again, that's, that's the silver lining, regardless of the outcome, it either we, we get that one person in office that's still willing to talk out against these things, or we further exemplify that we've got a very serious issue. In the United States of America, we have basically lost any and all say potentially. And, and Andy, maybe to, to throw a question your direction, I'm almost curious not only for your thoughts about this, the, the current situation here with Massey, Andy, but also the prospective reality if Massey does lose, does it even bring not only the, the donor class into question, but does it also bring perhaps voting into question altogether? Will people start doubting the authenticity of, of the votes that they're even-

@froemelandyI think if Massey loses, just a lot of people are gonna give up on politics, even pushing back against you with supremacy complete. Like, I think a lot of people just straight up quit acting, just give up entirely. I truly think, like, I'm not gonna quit, I'll be here win or lose regardless, but I think a lot of people are just gonna quit honestly. I think this is that critical. If we can't even get Massey a win, then we have no fucking prayer in hell of beating JD Vance or Marco Rubio, who are gonna have maybe even a billion dollars behind

@froemelandyTo defeat whoever we may throw up against them. So, like, we can kiss any pipe dream, prayer of an America First candidate in twenty twenty-eight goodbye, in my opinion, if we can't get Massey across the finish line. I don't even think our depression from the Iran War would be enough to sink France at that point. It would just show how bad things are and how controlled it is. Like, I truly think that's really what is at stake here, and that's-- they're trying, and I think that's, they view taking out Massey as basically toppling our entire movement

@froemelandyEven gonna buy, like, I think a lot of people are just gonna completely quit at that point. Like, I've seen people saying, I saw someone post, I forgot who it was, that someone said, "Like, Massey's our last representative in Congress. He loses, if he loses, it just shows there's no political solution. People are, are gonna give up on politics because also, okay, you can have a great guy, but then Jewish billionaires can just spend thirty million against him, and okay, yeah, whatever. Oh, if you want the Epstein files, okay, you're

@froemelandyIf you wanna stand to a two trillion dollar budget deficit, oh, sorry, there's no place for you in Congress. You have to support bloated budgets if you wanna be a representative, when most people don't support two trillion dollar budget deficits. It's just people don't support that. Like, if you asked the average Republican voter, "Should we have a two trillion dollar budget deficit?" they would say absolutely not, but then, oh, they're fine passing whatever as long as Trump says so. But it's completely ridiculous, and the average Democrat wouldn't want a two trillion dollar budget deficit. Instead of maybe cutting stuff, Democrats might go about it by doing some ridiculous tax increases, but the principle remains the same. Man, he's fighting on principles of fiscal responsibility on not wanting a kill switch in cars, actually going against FISA, which Trump was against, but now that Trump's in power, he wants the ability to spy on Americans, and you know how FISA's gonna be weaponized, it's gonna be weaponized against people like us for speaking Out against Israel and Jewish supremacy. So, yeah, this is I view as a must-win race 'cause every single big anti-Israel, anti-Zionist, anti-Jewish supremacy voice on the right, whatever you wanna call it, has thrown their hat in the ring behind, behind Nancy, Tucker, Candice, Fuentes, Bilzerian, Jake Shields, literally any name you can think of on the right that has, has a following, has thrown their name behind Nancy, like this is every single voice on the right coming together That is aligned, fully aligned or adjacent to us saying, "Yeah, we're behind Massey a hundred percent." Like Nick sent, like Nick sent out a tweet today, like, "Tucker had him on his show, Candace gave him an endorse- Like every, it's literally everyone, like, I can't think of one person on the, in our movement with a platform who hasn't thrown their support behind Massey. So if basically everyone together can't get the, beat the lobby, then what chance are we gonna have with- Some America first candidate against Vance, because

@joann_marielike the Jews got where they are, where they are right now, by losing a bunch of times. They just kept going and going and going. Of course, they did like a lot of like political assassinations and like actual assassinations and like the ta-tactics, but they lost a bunch of times. So even if, if, if you guys lose, don't get demoralized and keep trying and keep trying and keep trying, and you actually lose when you stop trying. So Don't, don't, don't get demoralized, and that, that's about it. But what do you think about

@froemelandythat? I mean, there's already a lot of people that say voting doesn't matter, though, and that's my concern that that's gonna increase even more if Massey loses, so then you're not even gonna bother having people show up in, let's say, a twenty twenty-eight primary against eight events if we even do have a viable candidate, 'cause they'll be like, "What's the point? They freaking are just gonna spend money, and there's no Obviously, his opposition to Israel and exposing APAC, obviously the Epstein files, and it's also about pro- killing off any opposition to Vance or Rubio in twenty twenty-eight. Although polling just came out showing Vance tied with AOC in Wisconsin, so I don't even think he's a viable candidate.

Ian MalcolmWait, wait, wait, J-JD Vance is tied with AOC of all people? That's, that's how

@froemelandylow we've stooped? Yeah, I just saw one of these polling sites posted, and then I was gonna comment on, and then, yeah, and then it showed Rubio was up on by three on AOC in Wisconsin, but with a bunch of undecided voters. But it's just gonna get worse. Quick, quick question for you.

Ian Malcolmwho is it that you think the thirty million plus dollars in advertising, whose votes are those buying in opposition to Massey? Is it the boomers? Is it, you know, the, the-- it can't be the youth, I assume, right? I,

@froemelandyI think it's-- Well, polling showed that Massey, you think, wins under the-- under fifty-five, but over fifty-five is won by Ed Galbraith, and I think they're just spamming Fox News with ads, spamming all the loc-- spamming all the local networks Or fake AI ad of him having a threesome with AOC and Elon Omar, and then you have, boomers are just gonna believe this lie that Massey's anti-American or Massey voted for trans in sports or these ridiculous lies they've used, and they're just throwing every lie to-- and they're saying Massey voted against ICE when he voted against a two-trillion-dollar bloated bill, he didn't vote against ICE in particular. But P-- and it's Massey's swing vote in the House isn't what's critical, the issue is there's something in the Senate A filibuster that needs sixty votes to overcome, and we only have fifty-three, so most of the legislation Republicans wanna pass isn't getting passed anyways, even if it gets through the House, like the Save America Act, which Massey

@froemelandyproudly supports for election integrity, that's they could do a talking filibuster, but that would require Republicans to actually stay in session and have the Democrats exhaust their filibusters for two months, but our leaders Bums and would rather go on vacation than actually pass election integrity, which they ran on in 2024. So it's not Massey, which is why we have election integrity, it's Republican bums in the Senate who would rather take recess than pass election integrity, for example. Like, that's the problem. Like, people, Massey's not the make or break on any of these bills. It's not like they have the votes in the Senate and they have the votes in the House, and Massey's the swing vote sinking some bill. So that logic there is completely flawed.

@joann_marieAnd I posted in the purple pill the, the deepfakes that you were talking about, Danny, because, there is people that don't know that this is going on, so, yeah, check it out, guys. And Dr. Michael, go for it. I, I saw that you opened your mic, did you want to add something?

@joann_marieOh, maybe, maybe it was just a glitch. And guys, please repost this page and follow Ian and Godfrey and our amazing speakers. And if you guys go to that, I will also repost it. And thank you so much for being here. Prashant, go for it.

@tibetanfightingThanks, Joanne. Hi, everybody. You know, I think, in my mind, 100%, if Massey loses, it was a stolen election. My concern is how many of the, how many of the, Places to vote in, Kentucky are voting machines, because with the amount of money those billionaires, those Jewish billionaires put into the election, they could buy people to potentially rig the voting machine count, because that's possible. So that's my concern. So I think he's gonna win, and if he doesn't, I'm just gonna repeat myself, it'll, it'll be stolen. It'll be illegally, criminally stolen.

@tibetanfightingAnd I think he should win. Nobody's perfect. You know, my history with Massey is when I first got in touch with him a couple years ago on X, he followed me. And I said, "Great!" And I, and I listened to the Tucker interview, and I listened to about his life and about his place where he lives in Kentucky and how he put it together off-grid all by himself and how he grows things organically, regeneratively, both fruit and other crops. That's what this country needs in the high office, because we're the sickest nation on the planet. We are the sickest nation on the planet, and a big reason is the agriculture. So we need somebody like Massey, who not only knows agriculture, but does it the right way. We need him in the White House. You know, and as far as I sent, you know, and you might have already known this, Ian, but I sent you that video where Mas-Massey's walking down the hall and either Laura Lumer or one of Lumer-Lumer's operatives is questioning him, and he turns around and says, "I vote for re-with the Republicans ninety percent of the time, and the only reason I don't, and he gives three reasons why he doesn't vote." So, and then Manko says that's just a fallacy that he votes with Republicans. The three reasons he doesn't

@froemelandyvote are against war, and excuse me, Andy, please, please, Andy, Andy, please,

@tibetanfightingplease, please, Andy. I lose my train of thought if I'm interrupted. Please, thank you. Now what was I saying? Manko said that it's a fallacy that he votes with Republicans ninety percent of the time, because, because I, I forget why he said, but the reason he said it's a reason to vote for Massey, because the things that Massey votes against are good things. It's a good thing that Massey votes against Republicans on big important bills. It's not a bad thing, it's a good thing. We should be cheering that on. So Mancos, you know, I guess maybe you just don't understand the bigger picture. I don't know you well, but that's my thoughts on that one. And the last thing, not the last thing, but the next thing I'm gonna say is, I'm not so-- I'm pretty optimistic. We got Marjorie Taylor Green, we got Laura Boebert, both of whom I didn't support in the beginning, but that they have come out so strong against Trump, that's a good sign. That's a really good sign. So we get Massey? Re-elected? We get Belzearian, who I'm not totally, a fan of because of his, you know, some, somewhat foulness, but if we got him and if we got that Lieutenant Colonel Agogar from South Carolina or North Carolina in office, there's a team.

@tibetanfightingThose three and Bobert and, and Marjorie Taylor Green, that's, that's five people, and they're all Republicans. That's, that's a, that's a good thing. That's a good thing. You know, I'm not a Republican or a Democrat, but as I see it, those five people speaking out against Trump is a very positive thing, 'cause I think most of you know, Trump is evil. Trump is horrible for our country. Probably the most horrible thing ever. He lies. I mean, this is an old, you know, old saying, but he lies like the rest of us breathe, all the time. You can't believe anything that this guy says. Nothing. I think we-- I think many of these spaces, well, I go to all of them. I go to all kind of spaces. Some of the spaces I go to, people in other spaces they don't like, but I go to all of them. And I think most of the spaces give Trump too much credit. We shouldn't be calling this guy President Trump. This guy's a criminal! He constantly com- commits crimes against humanity. He murders children and women, innocent. Trump does that with his money, with his votes, with his bringing Netanyahu over here all the time, taking him to Mar-a-Lago, giving him dinner. Trump is evil. I'll stop there. Thanks for letting me talk.

@g0dfr0yThanks for Sean, and if I may weigh in on the, the, the vote tally, I, I agree with you, if, if Massey loses, it will absolutely be rigged. But here's the thing, Kentucky doesn't have Dominion voting machines, they have a, another brand, I, I can pull it up from Grok. But also, this is Kentucky, right? This is Deep Red America. You, you don't, as a foreign nation, come into the state of Kentucky and be brazen enough to rig an election. There, there will be consequences if they do that, and it, I, I don't think they're going to tread that water.

@g0dfr0ythat, that would be a very unwise move, and the people of Kentucky would respond accordingly. I'm not saying they would respond with violence, by the way, but it, it would, it would be a watershed moment in America where everybody would wake up. It would, it would be like a lightning rod to wake everybody up to the APAC problem. And I, I, I don't think they want that.

@g0dfr0yI think they're-- they, they tried their best to brainwash a bunch of no disrespect, Prashant, but brainwash a bunch of boomers into voting for Ed Galloway and it failed massively, and I think they wasted a lot of money. And I think they're going to be taught a big lesson tomorrow, a, a, in a very big way. I mean, they may get more votes than last time. I mean, we went-- diligent went over the stats in his space, and every time Massey's had a primary opponent, he's won eighty percent of the vote.

@g0dfr0ysomewhere north of seventy percent almost every time, nearing eighty. And it's like, you're not going to flip that with money. Money's not, especially foreign money in Kentucky of all states. That, that's only in, i-think that's only going to get Massey more votes. I don't think that's going to work for them at all. So I don't, I don't doubt that they are Talking, that they have talked about rigging the election, but if they did, it would be so patently obvious that the entire country would know it, know it is rigged. And I, I just don't think they're that brazen. I'm curious what others think about that, but that, that is my opinion on that.

@tibetanfightingWell, I'll respond to you, I'll respond to you first and real quickly, Godfrey. I was raised in Northern Indiana, and that's right next to Kentucky, and I agree with your points. The, the people in the Midwest are different than the people on the coasts. They're, they're, the last majority of them are close to the ground, they're common sense, you know, they're good people, they believe in their religion, they don't, you know, that's, that's, so you made a really solid point. They're, they're just different people, and you don't go into a state like that and try to buy it. I just don't, it, it may work because these guys are really evil and they're a real criminal, and they may

Ian MalcolmYeah, and it's why I, I, I love that we've got differing perspectives, differing demographics. yeah, I, I think it just it adds so much color and flavor to these conversations. and with that being said, I, I know a number of things that might be, contrary and perhaps to, to Manko's worldview, and I, I, again, I like to try to balance things out, but why don't we check in with, Manko, see if he's got any thoughts on what was just shared, and then we will

@steele_24Alright guys, I'm just waiting for to

Ian Malcolmget up.

@steele_24Yeah,

Ian Malcolmgo for it, girl. I'll be back, I'll be back. Thank you. Okay, well then we'll go to Kearney. And

Ian Malcolmif not, let's go, let's go to Franklin.

@joann_marieYeah, Franklin has his hand up.

@joann_marieFranklin?

Ian MalcolmAnd if not, we can go to Valerie. Hey, I'm here, if you don't mind. Go for it.

@joann_marieWait, Valerie just farted. I think it's a troll. I'm just going to remove her.

Speaker 7Jeez, so much for decorum.

@joann_marieI know. Okay, go for it, go for it.

Speaker 7yeah, and I'm gonna keep it brief and also peaceful because I tend to get a little riled when I notice. I, I wouldn't want to, demean Ian's space. No, bring, bring the riling. The speakers here. Bring, bring all of the riling. So here's my take, and again, I'm, I'm actually, on the clock right now, so I'm gonna keep it somewhat peaceful, anyways, but Here's my take on this. You know, there's a part of me that really hopes Thomas Massey does win, especially considering that those aren't Dominion machines, that there's clearly been a massively financed effort to push against him, and including our current POTUS, who I voted for, not the first time he ran, but, more recently because his message, message seemed a lot better than what we'd gotten from the other side for a while, although I've been fairly disillusioned for a bit. But to the previous speaker, the previous speaker sounded a bit older, was talking about people from the Midwest being a little different than the coasties, which is accurate, for sure.

Speaker 7I thought I can expound on that. as well as Mancos, you know, the fact that It appears to, I think the vast majority of people, certainly on this platform and many other social media platforms from what I'm seeing recently, even Facebook, which is damn hard to get away with,

Speaker 7it appears that for multiple generations, certainly going back to, the '80s when it appears to have really taken hold, but most likely going back to the creation of the Federal Reserve, so over a hundred years The country that I was told as a young person, when I was indoctrinated in the school system for a very short period of time, was the greatest country on earth, has in fact been completely subjugated by foreign interests, who are themselves controlled by international bankers, which makes a fair amount of sense, money talks, bullshit walks, but

Speaker 7the fact that as a country- Our interests have been subordinated by our own government or by those elected to serve in our government to a bunch of rich bastards overseas doesn't sit well. So I would hope Massey wins from the standpoint of, it'd be nice if we can kind of do this the way our constitution allows and at least feel for a little bit that we have some say in who governs our country. That's me on a good day.

Speaker 7Most of the rest of the days, I have to be honest, I, I am somewhat tempted to hope that, well, not hope, but to think that if in fact Massey loses, whether it's through fraud, through the egregious spending by overseas interests and, you know, rich, quote-unquote, philanthropists that seem to be running Trump or the Epstein class, whatever you wanna call them That would suggest that at this point, the American people have essentially no say in who governs them.

Speaker 7Now, that would be really disheartening for a lot of people. I can totally understand that. It would definitely aggravate me, although that's not necessarily difficult to do recently. That said I think throughout the Midwest and certainly in many of the more rural areas, not necessarily the coasts, because at least the, northern ends and the, the northern east coast and the, pretty much the entire west coast

Speaker 7seem to be a little more, laid back, de-tastosterone, go with what you want, but at the end of the day A lot of people are very, very upset that they've been not only completely disenfranchised, but essentially much of our wealth, much of our effort, much of our, the hours of work we put in to produce the products that, and services that keep this country running and are sold around the world at great profit,

Speaker 7appear to be essentially being blatantly stolen in front of our eyes to benefit a few people that barely even live here. Now what that I think would do, and there's been certainly an increasing amount of talk on this platform, although those that seem really willing to get to grips are, not necessarily as prevalent. However, they're still around. There's a certain amount of veterans I know that, that personally acquainted with that have noticed the problem and are quite upset about it as well, considering it may have led to twenty years of

Speaker 7warfare in error, if you will. At the behest of our quote-unquote greatest ally. What that would essentially tell me is, okay, the gloves are off. Much like I think the Epstein files drop was to some extent, although that seems to have rebounded very, very badly for those in power, which I am enjoying and would like to see more rebounding in the future,

Speaker 7possibly in a more punitive sense. What that would essentially mean is these data centers that are being forced upon our communities, the regulations that are being shoved down our throats that make our lives increasingly difficult and costly, and really every aspect of our lives is essentially being controlled by people who don't care what happens to us and literally treat us as peasants. Now, in a country that, at least as it was originally established Not even getting into my current, current political views, certainly have something to do with my German ancestry, but regardless,

Speaker 7that would essentially necessitate that those who call themselves Americans in this country would essentially have to decide whether they are servants of the government and those in power, or whether they're free men under the Constitution. And As much as I don't want that from an intellectual standpoint, I'm very upset that I've been lied to my entire life. I believe, I was probably ten or twelve, not in the public school system at the time, kind of doing my own studying on my own, I brought up to my parents the idea that, hey, why? Why do we keep hearing about this one historical event, I won't even mention so it doesn't get your podcast or your, space or burnt,

Speaker 7but then, you know, in this one historical event, okay, that's a big number, but in this other historical event called the Holocaust, it appears that multiple times that number of people were not only starved to death, but in many cases brutally murdered and, as it turns out, gassed. Now that appears to be the only time that such a massive genocide campaign was perpetrated throughout our history. However, going back over the numbers and learning a lot more history that I didn't even learn in home school

Speaker 7It turns out similar groups have been responsible for similar ethnic cleansings throughout history, such as, if you want a modern, take on it, Gaza or those who are being forced to fight in Ukraine. I would be somewhat, I won't say happy, but at least grimly satisfied if Massey didn't win, because that would essentially, to me, be saying that despite the outcry Despite all the people standing up and making their voices heard and their views known, either a large percentage of the population is just still believing everything they're told by the TV, even if everything they're seeing in real life contradicts that, including the food of gas, the price of gas, the price of food,

Speaker 7medical care during COVID or the lack thereof. That would necessitate a very different response than a massie victory, because a massie victory would demonstrate that, okay, if we all stand up and are united in some way, that, if, even if it's only that we don't want foreign influence in our elections, period, and it is a net detriment to us, especially when it's rich billionaires trying to squeeze the last few cents out of us. As they've apparently been doing potentially going back to the creation of the Federal Reserve and even earlier, the, the Civil War.

Speaker 7Then,

Speaker 7again, I'm not gonna go too specific here, but that would call for a very different response. That would essentially say the gloves are off and you're servants. And the thing about this nation is, a, we most of us like the concept of freedom, even if we have never truly experienced it at this point, as it seems. But not only that We are also the most, heavily equipped nation in the world, and many of us are sportsmen or former war fighters that are very good at certain things.

Speaker 7And even if it's just as a peaceful demonstration of force without any actual exercising force or arms. If we can't get one person elected that seems to speak more for the people than he does corporate billionaires and people that, again, barely even live here and just buy off our politicians willy-nilly or blackmail them, a la Epstein,

Speaker 7then Then things are gonna have to go a different way, and people are going to just have to decide whether they're going to lay down and allow future generations to be subjugated the exact same way we were with lies, except without lies, just right in your face, "Hey, we own you, and there's nothing you can do," or whether we're going to hold everyone in that system accountable from the bottom up,

Speaker 7and depending on their degree of involvement, potentially to the penalty for seditious treason. Again, I'm not advocating for anything. I'm honestly not really looking forward to that outcome, that would be, pretty sad. But it would be proof of concept. And, you know, I can't say if it came to that, that I am either unprepared or unwilling to go that route. And I would advise everyone who is either pushing for Trump, considering how much of his constituency he's already screwed.

Speaker 7not to mention the wars that we've fought in which we've lost people, and I have lost friends overseas that appear to have been at the behest of a foreign nation that engaged in terrorism on US soil based on the documents that have been released and documents that apparently have been suppressed. And I would reference here as well, the JFK assassination and the documents that John Kirkow suggested are being suppressed, said about ten thousand pages of documents. That supposedly implicate the, intelligence apparatus and, other persons of our, quote-unquote, greatest ally.

Speaker 7So while a Massey victory would be a win in one way and maybe a win for peace in this country, I would suggest that Massey losing this

@g0dfr0yrace would essentially be him to lose so that we can just engage in violence. Am I getting you correctly?

Speaker 7No, I'm definitely not rooting for that. I, once you've seen or experienced such things, you don't desire it. It won't fucking stop. That said, when somebody backs you into a corner and tries to steal everything you own, you tend to get a little irritable. And when they don't leave you any other recourse, you know, it's back on the menu. So, I'm curious to see how things go. I really hope he wins. At the same time, if he doesn't, I do think that'll be the kick in the ass a lot of people in this country need to say, "You know what? We're gonna start at our states, we're gonna retake state sovereignty

Speaker 7by whatever means we need to, and we're gonna go from there. And the federal government can figure its shit out, or try to declare war on fifty states at the same time and see how that goes."

Ian MalcolmSo okay, a couple things that are in there. so for anybody not familiar, what Franklin was basically, either highlighting or discussing loosely The idea of accelerationism, which is basically this notion that as things get worse, more people start asking why that's happening, they start looking for an escape hatch, and then perhaps people are willing to go to more extremes to try and fix problems.

Ian Malcolmthat is a reasonable intellectual conclusion to arrive at. It's not something that I would, advocate for in spaces, nor do I think that that's in the best interest of, let's say, of the citizenry And I think Franklin actually, he agreed with that, right? and I think he's been through that firsthand, and he mentioned some of his friends, so I want to, express my, my sympathies, for him, right? Anybody who's lost anybody in combat, in battle, especially defending, this nation or any nation, right? If they're doing so with honor in their heart, then that's an atrocity. And, there's a lot of people that have lost their lives fighting pointless wars in the Middle East for near the exclusive benefit of, of Israel and Jewish supremacy. That's gotta stop, it's gotta end. I, I hope for and advocate for political solutions That are peaceful. I believe that we are seeing that begin to unravel in terms of the opportunity for us to do that, and with candidates like Massey, who I think is going to win, like Dan Buzarion, like Tyler Dykes, in South Carolina, and so many others. You know, these candidates are starting to step forward because things are getting worse, right? People are willing to go out like Buzarion and say, "This is ridiculous, somebody needs to talk about it. I'm willing to be the guy that's gonna take some arrows for it," right? These are advances. if things do get really bad, then there are futures in which the Joker, for anybody that remembers the movie with Joaquin Phoenix, where that is the outcome, right? You can't back people into a corner forever and just say, "I'm gonna steal everything from you," right? Or at least you, you shouldn't be able to. At some point, people break and then they start doing things that are more and more and more volatile. We don't want that. That's not good for anybody, the people in charge included, right? 'Cause there Casualties on something, like that. So we're gonna, we're gonna advocate against that happening, we're gonna pray that that doesn't happen, right? But it is worth noting that the machine, like, please stop doing these things, right? Don't rig an election against Massey so he loses despite having fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty percent of the, prospective voters come out to support him. Don't cheat and steal the election. Don't tell us that you're gonna take our rights and our liberties and expect us to just roll over and say, "Oh, Okay, I guess we shouldn't say mean things about you as you destroy our country. That's not how this works, right? So for everybody, we need to advocate as much as we can for peaceful solutions to these problems. It isn't the best interest of everybody, the Jews and the Gentiles alike. War doesn't serve any purposes, and if you think that it does, go talk to the people in Palestine or even to the Israelis who are genociding the Palestinians, who are now crying and saying, "Woe is me, we had to deal with the- The intellectual torment, the spiritual persecution of having to genocide people, woe is us. I can't, I'll actually put that in the purple pill. They did that, which is maddening to call themselves the victims for having to genocide people. It's, it's wild, right? But we will advocate for peaceful solutions, what Franklin, Franklin was talking about, again, the idea of accelerationism. People are welcome to go do that intellectual, kind of exercise if you wanna talk about it, think about it, et cetera. Not going to ever advocate for it in just because that ultimately leads down to a very dark path, which we don't want to see any of this go, and I think we can avoid that. That's why we're trying to have these conversations, trying to move the needle, shift the overton window, get candidates in position that will bring attention to this. And if Massey wins, if Bilzerian wins, if folks like Tyler Dykes win, what does that mean? It means that, that well-regarded politicians that speak in very conservative fashions against this machine, that they can win reelection in the face of monumental- financial support to their candidates in opposition, right? It means that folks pro- prospectively like Dan Bilzerian can be dark horse candidates that can step forward that might not have a political background, but are willing to speak truthfully and have kind of a, a celebrity about them that would be a huge advance for us. And if folks like Tyler Dykes, a young individual, patriotic-minded, soul who wants to try and make a difference, he's out there. You know, if these types of people can win, then it will tell people of all walks of life that they They can step forward, they can help us oppose this machine, and we're gonna try our best to bring about, is change in that regard. and I think it's in the best interest of everybody if we can do so. But Franklin, any, any additional commentary? I see how you put your hand up, and then we'll go to, to Andrew.

Speaker 7Yeah. As always, I appreciate it, Ian. I've been, like I said, a little feisty lately, but, you know, I'm definitely not pushing I really don't want to see that shit happen on our shores. It's bad enough too many of our young people have had to experience it overseas, for sure. Again, many of my friends. to that point, however, it just popped into my head 'cause I've talked about it elsewhere and I've spoken with some people that were more on the accelerationist side and think that's what we need to wake people up. I would suggest that at this point, seeing how things are being handled at the highest levels

Speaker 7That there is actually some amount of effort to create that situation. Like a lot of these things with the release of the Epstein files, although that might have also just been a, I don't know, a move to try to blackmail Trump into doing more stuff so that he has to protect his friends or potentially protect close acquaintances or even himself. And again, in the age of AI

Speaker 7Unless we see the physical documents, it's hard to say what's real and what isn't. But either way, there's some pretty dark shit they put out on the internet, so there had to be some reason for that. Along with that, I would suggest that many of these data centers, as a, a good friend of mine, a decent Jonathan, has done a lot of work on,

Speaker 7who has now been in prison for over a hundred and ten days, I think it is, ironic number. for exposing that work and supposedly for comments that he made, although somebody, I believe, was just, released without charges for protesting in front of a senator's house, basically, essentially doing in real life the same thing he was doing online.

Speaker 7I, I think many of these weaponizations of AI tech, both used to analyze people's online behavior and grade them and separate them into, you know- Different classes of potential threat to this nebulous organization that seems to be controlling our entire country and possibly several others in the world as well. These are being set up to be used against citizens who are willing to do more than step out and protest. And I mean, with the trucker convoys during COVID and a lot of other things, we've already seen people penalized simply for protesting non-violently.

Speaker 7So I would suggest that people understand what the time is. Now, these people, if, if there is any truth behind the Epstein files, many of these very powerful people would be facing some extremely harsh judicial penalties, and I think that for the longest time they've had enough money to buy their way out of such things, and the only people who would hold them to account would be the people themselves or those who aren't compromised by their money. And that is what they are afraid of. That is potentially the reason they're attempting this sort of public takeover, is to just basically say that we're too powerful, there's nothing you can do. And I think the weaponization of AI and drone technology is a huge part of that. I mean, I think it's entirely plausible that if something like, more than peaceful protesting or people getting together and getting on the same page to- Effect political change were to happen, that would essentially at this point be the excuse that the federal government would need for the few, you know, the majority or whatever minority is of people who haven't woken up yet and are still believing what they see on their TV screens

Speaker 7to accept that the government is now going to have to go after these bad people, quote unquote domestic whatevers that they're labeled with these technologies.

@g0dfr0yWould you mind,

Speaker 7landing it for us, brother? No, go ahead, man, for sure. Oh, that's fine. I'm sorry. yeah, I, I would just suggest that this is a situation that's been created. So as much as it frustrates the shit out of me, and it's taking a lot of time to get people to leave their preconceptions behind and understand where we're at.

Speaker 7As much as that might be a temptation, I would push back against that, because I think that is essentially creating the situation that they're trying to utilize to their benefit.

@joann_marieAll right, thank you so much, Franklin. Andrew Olson, welcome, go for it.

Speaker 8Hi, I just wanted to talk a little bit about the historical hoax that was spoken about before, and that is I discovered why the six million number, fake number, is presented, and that is because years before that, some rabbi put some significance behind that number in, you know, the, the Jews making progress in whatever way, and so that's why they like that special number, when it's actually like two hundred seventy thousand. So that's what I learned about that. Yeah,

@joann_mariethey have, they have used that number multiple times. Well, thank you so much, and I'm really happy that you've found that out. Thank you. And we have Shadow Ezra up here. Hey, Shadow, how are you?

@joann_marieOh, maybe he can talk right now. Okay, we'll go through a couple of hands and then, I'll circle back. Trumaga, welcome, go for it.

@here4younowHey, thank you guys. Yeah, I, they're really trying to say, you know, I, I like Ian, I, I think Ian calls it like it is, and thanks for the hard work, Joe, man. and I, I, you know, it, to me it's, I'm not into it like you guys are, but I just kept hearing "choo choo choo choo," and I'm like, it must be some kind of, something's definitely happening, so I had to get more into it, and, and what I'm discovering is, you know, Trump

@here4younowAnd America First, but then he's getting major access to APAC, to the White House, right? And, and what does APAC do? They just, they support Israel's interests. So it just doesn't seem like America First, like Americans aren't feeling any better. Do you feel like you're doing better since he came into office? I think that's- I'm just trying to- Are you

@joann_marieresponding a little bit?

@here4younowA little bit, yeah.

@joann_marieCan, can you get

Ian Malcolmcloser

@here4younowto your modem? Oh, okay. Oh, yeah, okay. How's this? Is it better now?

@joann_marieI don't know. Keep talking.

@here4younowCan you hear me now? Can you hear me now? yes. So, yeah, I mean, I just, yeah, I just wanna say, you know, they're, they're starting to- Talk bad about a lot of you guys, just, you know, maybe you're paid opposition or something, but I think you're just calling it like it is. I'm kind of just deciding that right now, I'm listening so much like the other guy that goes into space, and with my name, I get called a Trump hamsie as soon as I go into some spaces, you know? But I just like-

@joann_marieOh, he dropped. yeah, your, your internet- Oh, he

Ian Malcolmdropped, got him.

@joann_marieYeah, fix your internet, thank you so much, Trumaga. And remember, guys, it's not only AIPAC, it's like a hundred different Jewish lobbies, and a lot of them have like really normal-sounding names that have nothing to do with Israel, but are actually working for Israel. So, yeah, I'll post a couple of them in the, in the purple pill so that you guys look at them.

@joann_marieDonna, welcome, go for it.

@donnaleistHi Joanne, I can't even see you on the screen. That's how weird the screen is, it's like flipping out. I know. I know. Ian, I sent you two posts in your DM. One of them is Owen Shore, Shorey, and it's like an excellent piece of, of, I also put it in a poll poll, if everybody would share it, it like explains the whole thing about Thomas Massey, about the fact that sometimes he- It against and why. And then the second thing I wanted to bring up, since we're talking about,

@donnaleistinfluence in our government, how many of you know that in Virginia, Eugene Vinman is a representative, and now Alexander Vinman is running for US Senate in Florida. Two Ukrainian fucking traitors.

@donnaleistAlex Vinman is the one who wore his uniform, you know, to testify during the Russia, Russia, Russia, and we know he's ass buddies with fucking Victoria Newlin and was at the embassy during the Maidan Revolution over in Ukraine. Donna, I

Ian Malcolmgotta- And did you call them ass buddies? Did I hear that right?

@donnaleistYeah.

Ian MalcolmYeah. I wanted to make sure I love her, she's

@joann_marieso random.

@donnaleistAnd, and, well, anyways, like he was at the embassy during the Maidan Revolution, right? And then he comes back and he testifies against, Trump for the Russia, Russia, Russia in uniform, okay? And then he leaves the service, and what does him and brother Eugene try to do? They try to, start some type of, entity, a shell company Or something, because they want to be, contractors for US weapons to Ukraine.

@donnaleistSo, like, they wanted to profit, they wanted to be war profiteers, while somehow it didn't go through, and Eugene came back and ran as, for Congress in Virginia, and he won. He's, he's running as an incumbent now, and now the Jagoff trader, I don't know, I, I mean, like, I can think of like about Fifteen names I'd like to, call this piece of shit, okay?

@donnaleistis running for US Senate in Florida. I mean, literally the Ukrainian Jews, okay? Is what they are. And if you look at every president of Israel, where did they come from? Pretty much that area. Whether you wanna call it Poland or Ukraine or Belarus or Russia, whatever the fuck you wanna call it, they all came from the same place. And these people are getting in fucking office in our country, and we have to stop it everywhere it happens. I'm just gonna land there.

Ian MalcolmNo, and, and, look, it's, it's, it's why we gotta call these things out and then sometimes look into the history to try and understand why Poland and all these other places, Milikowski, right? All these other names. it is kind of comical that, every, Israeli prime minister has changed their last name. It's like, well, that's kinda weird, but you gotta keep the ruse going, right? You can't let anybody notice that you might have no tie to that land, ethnically speaking, or

Ian MalcolmPalestinians that you just mass murdered, but let's just ignore that and pretend it never happened. but, but well stated there, Donna, and, and I'll certainly look into the bill. For what it's worth, on Owen Schroyer, just wanna give him some kudos, and, and I say this 'cause I don't exactly know the falling out that I guess he had with Alex Jones, but it does seem like he started to speak a little bit more directly about some of the

Ian Malcolmsurvei- sur- subversion, there we go, He wasn't very keen on that messaging, and I gotta give him a lot of credit because there was a time, maybe two years ago, where he and Chase Geiser and also Harrison Smith were starting to dabble around with some of these ideas, and all of them would host, host spaces rather infrequently, but when they did, if I happened to see them, I would go in, I would try to say, "Hey, guys, I, I think it's the Jews," and to their credit, all of them would let me come in, they would let me talk about these ideas In a back and forth chase, guys, we probably did like a three or a four hour space, and I must have gone back and forth with them for at least an hour and a half or so. And, and that was very early on when this was just starting to bubble into the zeitgeist, and, and make some waves, in, in far larger volumes than they had in the past. And so I wanna give Owen Schroeder that, that big amount of kudos, 'cause I, I know that he ultimately, it seems like he separated from Infow

Ian MalcolmWatch and pay attention to, and in the event that he did have to walk away from Infowars because he was just calling it like he saw it, then, more props to him than, than I can, than I can offer, 'cause that's, that's, you know, ultimately it's very patriotic to put, to put others before self and the, fiscal interests that I'm sure that that represented. So good call out there, Donna. I'll definitely look at that video. let's check in with Andy, and then we'll go over

@joann_marieReally quick, so I posted a couple of the Jewish lobbies, and they, they literally sound like they are super American, like American principles, and then "Preserve America PAC," that's literally media, media mills, son. Like, it's, it's just to protect our heritage, PAC. It's

@nietzsche258918always a language game. It's always opposite day for them. I've noticed the same thing. You know, "American Liberty," I'm like, "Oh, wait." So what do you stand for? "Well, you give all the money to these people in the Middle East

Speaker 9American prosperity, where 99.9% of everything you make goes somewhere else to these other people.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, it's like, it's like a Ford commercial, you know? And then you realize, oh, this is for something entirely different. Wow, the label on this box. I mean, it's like if you go into a restaurant and you order a hamburger and it says hamburger and then they give you like, I don't know, a gruel, you'd be like, "This is strange, 'cause it said hamburger." They're like, "Well, words don't mat--

@nietzsche258918And you are the mark.

@joann_marieAnd also because APAC has become so toxic, people donate to APAC, but APAC has like other, like, lobbies under it that they also sound very normal-sounding, but they are like basically doing APAC's job. And I posted a, a video on how, that they explained how that works under the, the, The Jewish lobby spec that I, that I posted there. So, yeah, go

Ian Malcolmfor it, go for it, go for it. Oh, oh, oh, sorry, go for it. Just a real quick plug, 'cause I saw on that infographic, Joanna, that's a wonderful one, put together by Gen X Girl. so just wanted to give her a shout out. I, I, I saw her logo at the bottom right-hand corner of that, and, I'll, I'll put her name into the purple pill. Wonderful handle for everybody to follow

@joann_marieYes, I love her. She, she's, she's amazing. Sorry, yeah, yeah. Yeah,

@g0dfr0yno, no worries. I just wanted to say that we very well could see the dissolution of APAC within a year or two because it has such bad PR and it will morph into several different organizations, just like Joanne is talking about. I mean, I, I think it's so toxic at this point, it may have to implode and just, take on a rebrand, take on a new name, maybe several different organizations, so that wouldn't Surprise me at all if they shuttered their operations completely, especially after this loss.

Ian MalcolmHey, hey, David, what-- given what Godfrey just said, I think he's exactly correct. so let's say that APAC shuts down, the ADL runs away, what, what would Jonathan Greenblatt's next organization that, would, would spring from that, what do you think he would call it, just out of curiosity?

@nietzsche258918He would call it the Free Speech Preservation Society. The American free speech pres- how do we preserve free speech? Well, by regulating it to make sure, you know? It's like your neighbor says he wants to take your daughter's virginity just to keep it in safe, you know, safe place.

@froemelandyI think the I think the ADL kind of survives though because they don't go after any really anti-Zionist voices on the left, they mainly only call out the ones on the right to keep, I think, to keep the left from criticizing them, so they kind of get Criticism from our side of the right, but then mainstream Republicans love them 'cause they're like, "Yeah, they're calling out the Nazis," because these people literally think we're all Nazis. And then the left doesn't really mind them 'cause they're like, "Well, they'll call out people that are saying negative things about Black people, so yeah, they're kind of a based organization." So they're not calling out people like Hasan Piiker or something that would antagonize the left into hating them. They're only going after the Candace Owens, the Tucker Carlson, the Nick F Cynicism, and in Nick's case, actually directly say, "says Jewish supremacy," be-cu-cause they know, okay, they'll only maybe get at most half the Republican Party to, let's say, hate them, and that twenty-five percent isn't enough to topple the organization. Like these, at the end of the day, the ADL is a left-wing organization, and they view, let's wh- whatever we wanna call ourselves, America First, far right, whatever, they fear us the most. You have Ted Cruz working with the ADL to cancel Tucker Carlson, which Completely absurd. You have so-called Republicans working with radical leftists to take out other Republican opposition controlled of whatever, but people that are speaking out against Israel because they just want to completely expunge that from the Republican Party, and it's not going anywhere. It's only gonna grow no matter how much they try to shame us or take Nick Fuentes' reels off Instagram or

@froemelandyCall Tucker the most, the number one anti-Semite. It doesn't matter what they do, it's gonna, it's gonna fail. But I think that's the strategy they made it to this number one spot. And just, and

@nietzsche258918just remember If people were standing up for what is right, they wouldn't have to-- if, if they were on the right side of history, they wouldn't have to bribe everybody, right? You don't have to bribe someone to, you know, you don't have to bribe them into doing a good thing and doing a popular thing and doing a thing that is gonna make people's lives better. You have to get them to make a Faustian bargain with money. So the answer is, if

@froemelandyhe was such a bad candidate, you wouldn't need thirty million dollars to compete. Exactly.

@nietzsche258918And you wouldn't need to AstroTurf a candidate either. And I wanna remind everyone, this is unprecedented, the idea that the, that the person, the challenger, the unknown challenger, is the one that's refusing the debate. Normally, it's the actual incumbent that says, "No, it's beneath me, I'm gonna win anyway." No, it's very odd that the AstroTurf unknown challenger, who- We only know him for one thing, he's for genocide and pedophilia in the Middle East, and he's represented by the Epstein class challenging the guy who's the biggest enemy to the Epstein class. That's basically it. This is a very easy choice, but the idea that that guy won't debate. Here's the answer for all of us, back to what Joanne said. You don't need to know where the money is coming from, you just need to know it's coming. So the only way that we, that we can respond to this is that don't support another candidate who doesn't adamantly disavow us giving any money to Israel. Don't support another candidate who doesn't adamantly affirmatively say, "I am against fighting wars for Israel." If they are silent on this, if they won't say anything on this, I promise you this, if they're sitting on the fence, the fence is ten miles into the other side, there is no fence. They have to Say it or they're gonna make that Faustian bargain. They're either Judas or they're not. And if they won't absolutely say they're on the side of good and against evil, don't ever support them. Better off not voting than supporting anybody like that.

@joann_marieThank you so much, David, and I'm really happy that you're back. I only see CX. Go for it, CX. Hey, Joanne,

Speaker 10good to see you. Long time. Hi, no chat. How are you?

@joann_marieI'm good. How are you?

Speaker 10Good. You guys can hear me clearly?

@joann_marieYeah. There is a little bit of, of like background noise, but it's, it's good. Okay. All

Speaker 10right, let me try to address that. the reason I'm coming up, is for our friend, Mr. Stacy, but Jonathan Cagle, that's what, Joanne called him, Mr. Stacy. you know, as we're talking about, you know, politics and things of that nature, and sorry, I just hopped onto the space, but we are doing everything we can to try to help Jonathan. For those of you that don't know who Jonathan Cable is, he was a guy on X that was exposing all kinds of government corruption and the form- Of Jewish supremacy. So he was a one man army doing God's work,

Speaker 10and his belief was these, these folks need to feel like there's consequences to their actions. These are the people that, unleashed the bio weapon onto us, literal, literal murderers, pedophiles, he exposed, Pam, Pam Bondi at the time, and yeah, he went as far as, as doxing these people. Why did he do that? Because he needed them to feel anxious, to feel like, "Oh, there are consequences to..." Which we, we don't need

Ian Malcolmto cry, I just wanna throw that out there.

Speaker 10So, so, you know, point being, Jonathan went hard because he realized we are We're out of time. And that is, and he was very passionate, and he worked really hard. He's in prison right now over a post that he made, and his charge is cyber stalking, and they're looking to keep him in prison. He didn't get bonds. And, and by the way, you know,

Speaker 10what you guys are talking about in here, he was going after the Jewish supremacists, the people at the top, and they wanted to silence him because he's a Really good speaker, he's articulate. people like to listen to him, he gets his messages across. So they're making, they're trying to make an example out of him. And,

Speaker 10we have had a really difficult time moving the needle on his gifts and go, and that's for his, it's a legal defense fund. So the goal is thirty thousand dollars, we're only, only over like fifteen grand. and I wanna get Jonathan the Best representation possible because he is a good dude. He doesn't belong in prison, he's doing God's work.

Speaker 10so being with, with your permission, is it okay if I put his GIF send go up in the nest? If I sh- if I share that, is that okay with you?

Ian MalcolmYeah, that, I mean, that's, that's, so, how do I wanna, I wanna be delicate with this one. so first and foremost, I just wanna call out That Jonathan, absolutely a warrior. He was doing everything that he could to try and bring attention to this issue. He knew these topics inside and out when it came to Jewish supremacy. Jonathan knew it on parity with the likes of Mr. Truth Teller and David. He's one of the absolute best And, I would use the term lethal, but I, I wanna be very careful with the verbiage here. and I say it because his degree of knowledge was, let's just call it the bleeding edge, and I use that metaphorically speaking. And what I mean by that is that he knew this so well, inside and out, every detail, and it wasn't like, look, David knows the philosophical aspects of this better than anybody. Truth Teller knows the history of this better than anybody. Jonathan Cagle knew the instruments that they were utilizing through the commercial sector to basically undermine everything. He knew the ins and outs of the Carlyle Group and everybody else involved in this mess that we are in. He also knew the names of all the people And he would often, I will say, look, Larry Fink and BlackRock, Jonathan could have given you the entire executive leadership team from BlackRock, and then un- and unfortunately, and this is why I say bleeding edge, he unfortunately also knew What those people did, where they might live, all sorts of other things, and on multiple occasions, and I just have to throw this out there as a con-condemnation because it was something that I was worried about that they would use against him, which was that he would get very personal information, and again and again and again, he got nuked off this application 'cause he would say things that were clearly going up to the line or the point of no return. And so I just want to say that to condemn specifically the actions, not him as a human being. Because, look, he was trying to express his freedom of speech, he was trying to make a difference. The tact that he was using from time to time, I certainly disagreed with, or frowned upon, I advised against. I wanna be very specific about that. Please put the give send go into the purple pill, put it up into the nest. I'm not advocating for everybody to donate, because I never, ever wanna tell anybody what to do with their money, but certainly look into Jonathan. He was a wonderful resource of knowledge, he did in my assertion, he was, That I, I always said, I think you're going too far, I think that's a bad look, and I think it's gonna get you in trouble, and it ultimately did. but that doesn't mean that he wasn't a very valuable warrior, in our cause. And so I have nothing but prayers and, and hope for his, case. I think we should bring lots of attention to it where we can. certainly put that, put that link into the purple pill. I, oh, as I, I, I should also say, I always

Ian MalcolmLook at the link, and then on a separate browser, in a separate application, go to a website on a whatever, private browser or whatever, and I say that to protect you guys. If you click links on this app and it takes you either to a link in a website on the app, or if it takes you off of this app into a browser that can be tracked, be very careful what you click on. And I wanna just always advocate for that because I'm a big fan of privacy, but, but see, I expect you- Yeah.

Speaker 10But, Ian, stop scaring people, man. We're trying to make money for them. Please. No, I, I, I appreciate

Ian Malcolmthat, and, and look, they, they can certainly do that. I'm, I'm just advocating don't do that via X. Look at the link, look at the title of it, look at all those things, just put it into a private browser elsewhere, 'cause you can be tracked if you click on links within the application. I just wanna be very specific about that.

Speaker 10And I, I, if I can say one more thing, Ian, this is This is the guy that I would stand behind one hundred percent, and he would, he, he would have a massive, he would have massive support. and he would, he would blow Dan Bilzerian out the water. He really would, and I strongly, strongly believe that. This is a guy that we desperately need,

Speaker 10and they are trying to make an example out of him. They do fear him. because he can make waves. He's a guy that, that spent fourteen hours a day for the last like ten years just doing research and uncovering, you know, all the, you know, yeah, I mean, I, I can't even begin to tell you, the amount of detail that he went into it through Substacks and on Spaces, and even though he'd get nuked, he'd still come back with that 48th account and,

Speaker 10drop some more information. And, you know, he was always so kind to people, people as well, and I wanna point that out. Jonathan is a very kind, respectful, gracious person. He would always thank Ian for allowing him to speak in his spaces, as well as Truth Teller, Joanne. There's so many recordings I go back and I listen, and John was always, you know, so grateful. And humble, so that's, that's the kind of guy we're talking about.

Speaker 10so yeah, I, I will, I will throw that up on the nest and in the purple pill, and guys, whatever you can donate, please do. If, if you can't, just, I, I please ask that you at least, repost that. but yeah, we're, we're really looking to get him the best defense possible because obviously they are looking to cook him. yeah. So please, guys. Alright, I'm gonna throw that up. I'll land there. Thank you so much, Ian, for the mic.

@joann_marieNo, I- Thank you so much, Ian. Go for it, Joe. Oh, and- Oh, no, I, I love, I love Jonathan, and I miss him every day. So, yeah, go for it, Joe.

Ian MalcolmNo, that's, that's what I was gonna say. And I've- There was a, there was a long time where it was basically, it was Jonathan, Truth Teller, Jo

Ian MalcolmAnd offered to this, and, and so, so two things. Number one, we, we should absolutely support Jonathan. Please take a look at that link. Please, you know, if you, if you feel like you can, please support in the ways that you can, and that can be intellectual, that can be just, that can be via prayer, right? Anything that you could do that would send out good energy, for his cause. And, and the other thing is the lesson to take from this, which is just that we know that they are going to cheat. And by they, we know exactly who I'm referring to, the supremacists, in particular, the Jewish supremacists, right? They run this app, they run all social media, they run all big tech, they run all the media. They will absolutely twist and bend the terms of service in any way that they need to in order to, let's say, to, to, to hinder our advancements, right? That's why my, my pinned tweet, I leave it up there 'cause it perfectly exemplifies. If literal statistics, hey, I mean, Joanne, think about, think Could there be anything more nerdy than just being like, "Hey, guys, did you know that seventy-eight percent of the NBA basketball teams are owned by Jewish people? That's kinda weird, right?" And then they come along and they're like, "You are hateful. We can't let this be seen in half of the European countries because this is dangerous and hateful, right? That we need, we need to bring attention to these issues, right?" And, and they will twist my nerdy little statistics to say that they're hateful, and they will twist some of the actions That Jonathan was taking, not only to kick him off the application, but to even bring him into, criminal hearings, right? And I don't know the exact nature of them,

Ian Malcolmthere's lots of things that I'm sure he was doing that were both very visible and those that weren't, and so I can't make any claims on, either his, his innocence or his guilt, right? But what I do know is there were many times where we had to kinda tell him to lay a little bit off the gas. And so my point in saying that isn't to, you Something along those lines to Jonathan, a wonderful man, and for what it's worth, not just a, a very knowledgeable person, but also like CX was saying, he's a really warm, very loving person that I saw nothing but a lot-- well, I shouldn't say nothing, I saw endless amounts of, of positivity from him, right? There were those things that we condemned, but I listened to him play the guitar, I listened to him play the piano, I listened to him sing beautiful songs, right? He's a very talented man, and the fact that he's off this intellectual battlefield at

Ian MalcolmIt, it's, it's not because he was erratic on X, and I say that because, actually this is very relevant, for the second time in a week, in an X space, I received death threats, and I laugh about them, I chuckled it off. David was in the room. A guy said I will X, X, X, Y, and Z, all kinds of hateful things. Nothing will happen to him, nothing. That was a different person, oh by the way. Nothing will happen to either of those people. They can come into a live conversation on X and threat-- threaten to murder me as I just sit there and kind of chuckle about it. Right? That's what we are dealing with. Nothing will happen to those people. They won't even get suspended from the application. Jonathan will get arrested, thrown in jail, have the, the, the feds knocking on his door, which actually did happen prior to his arrest. Oh, by the way, that was one of the points where Truth Teller and Jovan and I were like, "Hey, man, you might wanna, might wanna lay off the gasoline a little bit, right?" But they used the fact that he went and he uncovered really uncomfortable statistics and realities about these people and said, "Oh, by the way, if you think that you can steal our country, well, we know where you live or whatever it

Ian MalcolmRight? They will twist all of the rules for their benefit, so we need to stay on this battlefield because if people like David or Truth Teller or Joanne or Godfroy or diligent Denison, who doesn't, you know, he's newer to these ideas, but he's talking about them Right? And the reason that he's talking about him is because, not, we didn't radically go into his room and start yelling a bunch of expletives about how we're a thousand percent right, and anybody who doesn't agree with us is blah, blah. No, instead, people like David and myself regularly went in calmly and just said, "Hey, did you know seventy-eight percent of the NBA basketball teams are owned by Jews?" Right? And eventually, diligence started looking around and saying, "This is really weird. That's the tact that we need. We, we need people like Jonathan." Back on the battlefield, so please do support if you can, whether that's intellectually, fiscally, religiously, right? Do what you can to send out that positive energy. He is, he's a very, very wonderful soul. He made some mistakes along the way, but we all do, and it is- Just wild that people can make literal death threats, verbal death threats on this application, nothing happens to them, but if you say some uncomfortable things about Jews, you get arrested. so Godfrey, curious for your thoughts on, on either Jonathan or anything else that was shared.

@g0dfr0yyeah, I just wanted to make a point, somewhat related to Jonathan, we-- first of all, we miss him dearly. he would have loved this. Base, and I think you would have contributed some really great things. I know that he was a, a, a fan of Thomas Massey at some points, but he also criticized him rightfully on some of the things that we talked about earlier.

@g0dfr0ybut, his voice is greatly missed. but one, one thing I wanted to say is that, you know, for, as those of you who've come to my spaces have come to understand, I am, convinced that Trump is going to To try, keyword being try, to kick off martial law. that is the only way that this is Israeli first administration will be able to truly carry out their agenda,

@g0dfr0yto institute noahide laws, to carry out World War III in Iran, to facilitate the Greater Israel project through a broader war in the Middle East Among many other policies that nobody in America voted for, the data centers, the new mRNA vaccines that Larry Ellison is introducing, sweeping COVID under the rug, covering up Epstein, covering up January sixth, these aren't things you do if you care about elections. And the question that I've long asked, and, you know, I, I, the key word is try. He, I don't think it will be successful, but he is going to try, and he continually talks About his third term, and there's the video of Miriam Adelson saying exactly what the third term is. It's an Israeli plot, and that Alan Dershowitz, Jeffrey Epstein's attorney, is looking into it. So she basically revealed that Trump's third term was always a treasonous Israeli plot, and if you look at why the twenty twenty election was rigged, it was to provide the grounds for him to argue for a third term.

@g0dfr0yWhich he, may do in a martial law scenario. So I bring that up because, and he's also said famously, "You'll never have to vote again," right? We've all heard that many times. I bring that up because I keep asking, what is the trigger that is going to be martial law? Is it Dylann Roof being pardoned? Is it- Blaming the 2020 election on five different black people who stuffed ballots in Fulton County and starting some kind of race war. I- is it this race in Kentucky? Are they going to rig this to try and trigger martial law? And I bring that up because they want violence, they want civil war, they want race wars in America. And the things that Ian is doing and that Joanne is doing, that David is doing, building a, a, a core intellectual movement, of people coming together against Zionism, against Israel, against APAC, that is what they fear. They fear a rational

@g0dfr0yAnd coherent and cogent resistance to Zionism, to the dog, and that's what the- what we're doing on this space is what they fear. They fear an intellectual movement that is eventually going to win the hearts and minds of this country, what Daniel Zirin is doing. what I'm-

@joann_marieIs he rubberbanding?

Ian MalcolmI, I think he is, yeah.

@joann_marieGodfrey, can you get closer to the, to the modem? Yeah, you're like super rubberbandy.

@g0dfr0yI'll try coming back. Let me- Oh,

@joann_marieyou sound better now. Okay.

@g0dfr0yYeah, yeah. So, so what I'm saying is, is that I know that people want to go the 1776 route, and I know that we're being pushed that way. But what we're doing here, what Ian is doing here, what Dan Bilzerian is doing, that is the route to win. The, the route, the route to win is to beat them legitimately, using Creating a valid movement like we're doing here, and I just, I can't say that message enough, and I know that message may not be popular with certain people here, and that's fine. But I, and I get why people are pissed off. You should be absolutely livid that they covered up Epstein. And if they rigged this election in Kentucky, you should be livid. But don't give in to their desire to- Push the button for martial law. They are itching for something to trigger martial law so that Trump can seize power permanently. Thank you.

Ian MalcolmI, I couldn't agree with that suggestion more, and it, it's something that, Not only are they hoping for, but I fear Godfrey, that, if we don't give it to them, that they will just generate the false flag so that they can suggest that it is happening, so that they can just follow through the exact same plan, right? And that's, that's the biggest concern of all of it, and it's why we have to be really on our toes, expecting that they might go that direction. If they do, we're gonna have to look at all the material inside now so that we can verify it's a false flag, so that we can pro

Ian MalcolmPuzzle is to ensure that our own people aren't participatory in that type of insanity. And if anybody doubts what Godfrey is saying, just think of what followed January sixth, right? They used that To, to, to fear patriots into their silence, essentially. Right? They created and architected that entire-- and you could prospectively say all of January sixth was a false flag to begin with, right? But they, they created that ruse so that they could then point to it and say, "If you speak too loudly, this is what will happen to you." Right? "We will arrest you, you will go away for years on end, we'll put you in the gulag." And I know that that sounds all hyperbolic and insane, but if you start to look at The way in which those people were treated, the lies that were around that event, oh, by the way, not to mention how many of the police officers that were involved inside the Capitol just randomly either killed themselves and/or passed away within a year of that taking place. There's a lot of questions that are never gonna be answered about that day, and I do think that that was one of the big benefits that they got from it. They got to vilify Trump and all of his supporters and say that they're all radical, you know, neo-nazis and all the other stuff, and they They forced everybody else into silence because they, they feared that they would be next, right? And so we can't give them that easy button. People out in the streets pulling out firearms, that gives them the easy button for martial law. And then the next thing you know, they will take away our free speech. They will say that they need to do so for our safety, and a lot of idiots will nod their head as they support along and say, "Yeah, that's right, get all those guys to be quiet." Right? The propaganda will be unending if we allow that to happen.

Ian MalcolmSure if either of you guys wanna have, any comments on that.

@nietzsche258918Well, I would add to this, the only way that you can tyrannize over people at this scale with such an infinitesimally small group of people is to make them say thank you. When I was in a plane flying over Chicago, I was just looking at all those lights of all those homes at night. Just millions of people, and I was thinking about them all over the country and all around the world, and I was thinking it's just amazing that a small group of people have essentially turned all of humanity or a great swath of it into a farm. They just extract and expropriate. They extract our wealth and reduce us to servitude, and the only way that this cowardly little group of people could do this Is by turning it into a belief system and making you say, "Thank you," we don't need pitchforks in the street. We just need to stop believing that these people have a right to rule us. That's it. So really, I just, I just wanted to look, it's happening. And when people say martial law and all of this thing, and I totally respect that, by the way, I'm not discounting it, but bring it on. Nothing is going to stop this great awakening, nothing is going to stop it. That fairy dust of legitimacy is gone, gone, gone, it is rapidly dissipating. You know, when I was a very young person and I would go rock climbing, early in the morning there'd be a fog and it would just go away and I could see the whole thing that I was climbing, and that's the way it is, it just goes away. It just absolutely disappears and all of a sudden everything is crystal clear and that's what's happening. These people are doing their level best. Imagine how frightful it is for them. Turn that chessboard around again and just think, they have the military, they have the giant megaphones of the society, the media, they have the money, and all they don't have is the advantage, which is the atomic power of truth and the great awakening that inevitably comes because every- Every lie, especially the big ones, have an expiration date, and that expiration date is coming, coming due. No need for pitchforks, just go tell it on the mountain, just say it louder, and express it with love. Be defined by your loves, by that which you love, but that which you care about. Be a defender and advocate of the little children in Gaza that are being exterminated. Be a defender and advocate of the people being sexually assaulted by the Epstein class and the people that are protecting them, and all those people, like Ian just said, that were rounded up It up for thought crimes, that's what it was, because of the January 6th thing. Some of them weren't even there, they were just accused and then investigated and then convicted of thought crime, of Orwellian thought crime. This is all coming to an end. They're the ones who are desperate because they're doing everything they can and they're experiencing a law of diminishing returns.

Ian MalcolmThat's so well said, David, and, and it's, it's spot on. And, and it is curious because they've got, they've got everything except, like you said, the, the atomic and nuclear power that is the, the truth, right? They can, they can just scream the lies all day long from the biggest, let's say, virtual howitzers, but it doesn't matter. It's like, no, we, we know that you're lying, and the best part about it is once you get far enough along in this

Ian MalcolmYou just see the liar. Then you stop paying attention to anything that they say. Ben Shapiro, he can say two hundred and seventy-one thousand things, or he can say six million things. It doesn't matter. Every one of them, I presume to be a lie at this point, because he is a propagandist. He is working for a foreign empire. He doesn't serve you. Nothing that he says should be taken at face value, should all be looked at through the prism of why are you telling me this? And then you start to notice the common denominator, oh 'Cause it benefits Israel and Jews. I, I get it, okay. Right? And so that's the, that's the beauty, is that we're getting people to the point where they see, like David said, they see that chessboard more clearly, right? And they recognize the game that's being played. And once they note the fact that this isn't checkers, it is chess, and these people are trying to take over the world, well, then at least we understand the game that is being played, we're able to identify the reasons they're doing things, and we know who is

Ian MalcolmJust for doing what, but, but really love the- And I would,

@nietzsche258918I would say also they've turned, they've turned, they've inverted morals. Should they try to make you guilty for defending innocence? They try to make you feel guilty for standing against really what our forefathers believed. But now the awakening is happening, and we're becoming aware that these people have just been siding with pure evil. They're protecting pedophiles, they're protecting mass extermination of humans, and now the bishops of the world are starting to get uneasy because now all of a sudden we're gonna realize after the great awakening is complete, and they know this That what have they been doing? They've been licking the blood of victims off of the knuckles of tyrants. The blood of martyrs off of the knuckles of tyrants. That's what they've spent their life doing. And it's gonna be a very uncomfortable moment for them when they no longer have that moral cud-cudgel, and that's coming soon.

Ian MalcolmYeah, no, absolutely. Very, very, very well stated. And, and David, it is a curious piece, isn't it? Because, there's this reality where at the end of the day, it doesn't matter if they've got literally every weapon on Earth aimed at us, and, and, and all of the lies, and all of the subversion, all of the money, all of the everything. It, it reminds me of Orwell and that, that, quote that he says around, "If, if the Prouds could only realize their power and

Ian MalcolmAnd, the machine are but the flies, right? That all of those things that they have, it, it, it doesn't genuinely matter if the whole world just says, "I see the game, and I'm no longer willing to participate," 'cause that's what they need. To your point, they, they could try to force us into slavery, right? But right now, the system is built on us accepting and celebrating the fact that we're essentially slaves.

@nietzsche258918You know, there was a moment- Before Ceausescu's end in Romania, where he stood, and he was just a brutal authoritarian, you know, he was a, he was a Soviet apparatik in the same way as Zelinsky is an apparatik of the Jewish supremacists, and, and so they had fossilized obviously Romania. And so near the end of the Soviet Union, Ceausescu stood out there, and he was talking to everyone, doing his spiel. And everybody started booing him, you know, this was normally punishable by death or some kind of emasculation that the state would perpetrate upon these people in Romania. But everybody realized that everybody else hated this guy, and they started getting really loud. And all of a sudden, the security staff for Ceausescu started grabbing him and pulling him back, going, "Uh oh, this isn't good." And they realized, "We are the many, you are the few." And then Ceausescu famously got in, with his wife, got in to a helicopter and tried to escape. It was an abortive escape, they found him, and they stood him against, him and his, he and his wife against a wall, and the rest is history. So, not that I'm saying that I'm not advocating for that necessarily, I'm just saying when everybody looked at everybody else and heard everybody else and realized, wait, why are we allowing these people to do this to us? Why are we subjecting ourselves? Why are we afraid? Why don't we stand up, s-speak out? And I think that's what, that's part of the great awakening. But this is happening, I think, at least on a national scale, if not a global scale. What do you think of that?

Ian MalcolmNo, I, I, I fully agree. And, and that's the, the wild part of the awakening in that regard is the global scale. It all reinforces itself at the national level, if that makes sense, right? Because the United States starting to free itself from this system. I mean, let's be real, America has basically For Israel and largely for the central bankers, right? So as they start to disconnect themselves from that machine and as America starts to prospectively become more free, perhaps even removing the, let's say the Fed, then what you would see is the ability and the willingness for the rest of the world to stand in opposition with it. And in the same way, ironically, that BRICS is kind of proposing an alternative path forward that is outside of the American-Israeli empire, whatever you wanna call it. That, right? That the, the, the next iteration could actually be not just BRICS, it could be the entire world aligning itself with a future state where it's, it's built on nationalism, with a mutual respect for one another, with the end of this desire to just create this, this future empire that is the Greater Israel project, right? That America could, could go back to being an economic engine that can export a whole lot of prosperity to the rest of the world, but without the need to jam LGBT ideology and a- Starbucks and a Marriott and gangster rap at every corner of every metro city across every nation on earth, right? So it's, it's in the mutual best interest of everybody, and that nationalism ironically becomes a, a global phenomena, right? It's, it's the diversifying of nationalism across all the nations on earth. And David, that, that's what I think that inevitably will have to come out of this, and it'll, it'll be not only mutually beneficial, it'll be mutually beautiful, in that regard.

@nietzsche258918Well, the one exception, though, is there won't be any going back. We'll be like the Indian who carried the rock in the desert, so when he put it down, he felt light on his feet. We have no idea how bright the future will be when we're free, because we're not free. We're tyrannized over and expropriated and extracted and catalyzed in so many ways, and we have no idea what the future will look like when we're free again. When we slip over that fence and we're emancipated, the future will be brighter than we've ever seen. The vast majority of mathematicians, computer scientists, data scientists that have ever lived are alive right now We're so much on the verge to have turnkey freedom to walk out of history, emancipated, get up on our hind legs and walk out, stop being enslaved, and when we do, we're very close to being able to terraform the Earth, the vast interior of our planet that we're not using, to live incredibly more expensively, to extend our lives to almost a state of indefinitude, and all How? By becoming emancipated. The, the truth is, human beings just don't make good slaves. We don't. It's an incredibly-- it's true because that which constitutes our identity is our volitional capacity, our, our ability to choose, and of course, this is precisely what they take away from us, our agency, our capacity to choose. And when we have that capacity to choose, and we have self-ownership, what we're going to see in the future is like nothing we've ever seen in the past in terms of our capacity to solve our problems. Live our lives with much greater equanimity and of course, achieve what wealth really is, which, which is that which sustains our lives, prolongs our lives, and just makes them more livable.

Ian MalcolmThat's absolutely correct. And, and not only livable, but, and, and we'll throw this one to, to Steele, who, is new to the panel here, which is the idea that not only is it more livable, it'll be more beautiful. 'Cause if you think about almost every aspect of culture the last fifty years, right? Go back to any of the cathedrals of yesterday, go back to the music of decades ago, right? Go back to the cinema of twenty or thirty years ago. You don't even have to go Everything is getting more and more degenerate. It is beyond a-p-obvious, it's apparent, right? And every aspect of it is just trying to not only remove you from the ether, from God, from a higher power, from spirituality, but also from your intellect and from the very emotions that make you what you are and that create beautiful societies, right? If you think about it, the nuclear family has shifted and now you've got baby dom-- baby mamas, Andrew Tate, and OnlyFans. We've done that in literally two generations. That is, that is- What they have taken from you, and we need to go back. We need to get rid of all of this, quote unquote, progress that has been levied on our society that also went hand in hand with mass migration and all these other horrors. This needs to get rejected, it needs to get reversed, and then we'll start beginning to build both music, architecture, artwork, societies, civilizations that are inspiring. And how do I know that this is the case? Because people literally still travel all across the world to visit the civilizations that we made Made yesterday, long before all of this took place. And wouldn't it be really weird if those civilizations all had the exact same experience and came to the same conclusions and were like, "Hey, hey, guys, time and time again, we, we decided we had to get rid of this group of people. They just seem to ruin everything, right?" And so you, you get to this, you get to this point in this journey where you realize it's just like in the Matrix, where Neo realizes that he's just one of a litany of Neos They keep coming around again and again and again. They have to reset the system to fix the problem, then they go back to scratch and it starts and repeats itself all over again. It feels like we are Groundhog Day. But the, but the beautiful part is there's a not so distant future where people will look back on us as being the heroic individuals that were willing to stand up in the darkest of hours and to speak truth in the face of, of absolute oppression. 'Cause that, that is-- that's what we face. Our children and their children and their children forevermore will be completely enslaved under this system unless we fix it, and so we're going to. But, that's just my take on it. Let's, let's go to Steele. Maybe I'm just, maybe, maybe, maybe I've got two, rose-colored glasses here.

@joann_marieAnd, and good round, Diane. Awesome. Yeah, go for it, Steele.

@steele_24Hey, thank you, and, you also know me as Ricardo, right? This was my original account, and I, it was banned for a long time. But anyway, I, I love what David had to say because I'm basically I've always been considered like a, you know, an extreme optimist, but in the last few years, in fact, like last year, and I do travel worldwide, last year I'd traveled

@steele_24the Mediterranean area, I'd been into Morocco, Tunisia, Malta, much of Italy Spain, Portugal, I didn't get any fur-- I didn't get on the east side of Italy on that side, but, and then of course traveling around the United States. And a-as an eternal optimist, the reason I'm saying I like what David had to say is, I, I w-- I had this fear, and I say fear, not ultimate fear, but,

@steele_24that we had become too divided when you were talking about how, people had realized and turned to each other and saw that they were, on the same side. I, I'm hoping that you're right, that, that we're turning people to that faith, that we are, that we are, I don't know if anybody's a follower of Michael Parenti, I'm not saying he's the ultimate guy, but he's been talking about this since the '70s, and there's others that have talked about how there, there's two types of people, there's the empire and there's the people, us.

@steele_24and they, he went, he's been talking, there's other books I've read over the years, who, this, talk about how they were gonna divide us up, through media. This goes back to like seventies and eighties. I'm an older guy. But anyway, David, I'd, I'd like your opinion on that because I do like your optimism. I've had a, and I'm an optimistic person, but I've, I've just felt over the last few years that, that division, I, I was concerned how we would overcome it.

@joann_marieSorry, I removed him. Go for it,

@nietzsche258918still. Yeah, continue my friend. Oh, did you not hear me? Oh, I heard you. So if you're landing there with your question, well, here's the great news. Human solidarity is on the rise. Do you notice that? I'm supposed to hate my Muslim brothers and sisters. I'm not a Muslim, and I don't. we were supposed to think that this is left versus right, right versus left, instead we see that it's right versus wrong. So I really believe that human solidarity is on the rise, and I see all around the world all of us begging for that freedom that I mentioned before. That's why I don't like to think of this in American terms. As a philosopher, when I try to solve for philosophical problems, I can't do it without thinking of all humans instead of just being Americans, and that's why I say that freedom isn't Our right as a people, that's our destiny as a species, and of course, we see what amazes us now, the beginning of this solving of the problem is for all, for, there's two stages. One of us, one is for all of us to recognize the problem, and the other one is for all of us to make it explicit. And that's it. And so the rest, the, the rest, that's the eighty percent of the solution, you know? A matrix doesn't work if you know it's a matrix, right? You have to not know that it's a matrix. You have to be either blissfully or willfully ignorant, and that is what's going away. So we can't, we can't go back and pretend, you know? I mean, I know the, the-- I know the character in the actual Matrix says, "You know, plug me back in," you know? But I want you to

@nietzsche258918Memory. Because the writers realized, wait a second, you couldn't go back into the Matrix and know, right? You can't unsee this, you can't unknow this. Well, this is the way reality works. And part of the knowing is, is to realize, oh, the, the Muslim isn't my, isn't my enemy. The person with this different perspective, or the person that's, it's not-- doesn't matter what color shirt you wear, whether it's blue collar or white collar, no, no, no, no, we're all being subjected to the same divide and

@nietzsche258918Believe it or not, as cliché as it sounds, as hallmark-y as it sounds, love is the answer. No, we won't hate each other. No, we won't fight each other anymore. No, you're not gonna manufacture this discord in our civilizations. We ask you to politely, to kindly or not kindly, go away. In the words of John F. Kennedy, "Take two running jumps and go to hell." We don't want any part of your hatred. Think about it. They're always threatening us. Benjamin Netanyahu is always, "Oh, we're going after you, we're coming after you now." Jonathan Green, Greenblatt, who says, "You know, we're working with the FBI and we're, we're watching you." People that are on the wrong side of history always talk like this, and we're saying, "Nope, nope, we're all gonna love each other, which means you have no chance because you-- we outnumber you so severely that the only way that you can win is divide and conquer, and I just don't think that's working anymore. I see

@steele_24I do, I mean, actually I do. I, I guess because of, the last few months, I've spent probably more time on X, but, and I do definitely see it on X. I, I do feel that I've, I've, I've gained so many Muslim friends, Arabic friends, that, are uniting with us, and I think the, even the Pope, himself has done that, which I'm really pleased. I was actually in Rome two days after he was elected, I was on there, I was there May 8th, I think, I'd have to look at my, my calendar, my pictures. And, and I was amazed how You know, in Barcelona, we weren't taken too well as Americans, but in, in, when I was in, Rome, I mean, we were-- They were like, "Papa Americana, Papa Americana," and, to me, when they found out we were Americans. And so, yeah, I see that, I see that globally, and that was kind of my point.

@nietzsche258918By the way, I extend the same sentiment to our Jewish brothers and sisters who are waking up to this as well. Anybody, you know, I don't ever judge anybody by If it follows that I believe that I have the divine spark within me, I have to think that you have that, and everybody else has that. So, this is why we hate this sin but love the sinner. We want, and we hopefully inspire everyone with this message of love and equanimity to come to our side. Isn't it easy to choose between mass extermination and not doing that? Isn't it easy to choose between the innocence of children and the people who say, "No, we have to sexually assault these children, because then we can blackmail these other people, who in turn will help us bomb these other children in Gaza." Isn't this easy? Aren't these the easiest decisions in the history to make? Isn't it easy to say, "Well, I'm choosing Thomas Massie, the biggest enemy of the Epstein class, who's running by against a candidate who is funded by, wait for it..." The Epstein class, aren't these easy decisions? So yes, everybody, including any Jewish brothers and sisters who want to come to our side on this, everybody can make this choice. I will absolutely accept the fact that anybody has the capacity to do so, and I think that's the right way to think for us in terms of the movement going forward.

@steele_24Let me, let me just land and say, 'cause I'm done, that I just wanted to say I'm glad to see Godfrey, you know, Joanne and Andy, I mean, a lot of friends I've had for a long Name, but, yeah, just hang in there. I think that we've got a lot of research to do, a lot of, proselytizing to this new era. And so, yeah, thank you guys. I'm gonna, I'm gonna land it there.

@joann_marieThank you so much for coming up, still. And David, it's just absolutely inspiring, always listening to you. It's, it's, it warms my heart. So thank you. was your

@nietzsche258918heart cold?

@joann_marieNo, but it, it, it makes it warmer.

@joann_marieNo, I, I love you so much, David. Absolutely brilliance. Alright, I think Trumaga is back. I hope your internet is better.

@here4younowAlright, thank you. Man, David doesn't sound like he doesn't like America to me. I mean, that's what they're saying on these megaspaces. Those guys just don't like America or something.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, we're supporting a guy with a 96% Liberty Score and Thomas Masse, and we don't like America. That's, you know, they, I like the term "What Would Jesus Do?" That's a good one. But what about, what would our forefathers do? You know, I love our forefathers. You know, I associ- I've never told you this, Ian, and everybody else, I associate each one of our forefathers with a composer. I think of, I think of Thomas Jefferson as Mozart, then I think of George Washington as like Beethoven. You know, they're just all so symphonically beautiful and wonderful, and none of them actually, even though they were far greater geniuses than anybody today, ran a cult of personality. They all just fa-failed to goodness, and all of them, come on, folks

@nietzsche258918Thomas Massey, all of them. And so when the MAGA movement-- first of all, how about calling yourself a constitutional movement or, "I Love America" movement? Like, why does it have to be some other weird thing that seems to be disassociative with Americanism? But anyway, that's just, you know.

@here4younowYeah. And then, during World War II, David, was, was America more together than it is right now, do you think?

@nietzsche258918Well, you know, I think the greatest generation is the one yet to come and the one that founded our country. And the reason why, and I'm sorry to say this, but those people were the ones that gave away our freedom. You know, those-- and maybe I will have forgive them because the con really worked back then. I don't know, but slowly but surely, I mean, a group of- People that supposedly were very Americanistic all of a sudden opened their borders to the third world, and let's not forget that the third world is a state of mind. When they come, they bring it with them. So, no, I mean, I do, I am a little bit judgmental for that generation. Maybe, maybe they were so,

@nietzsche258918distracted by all of the wealth that was created that they sort of forgot. Maybe it was just a temporary state of amnesia, but, I mean, I definitely-- we definitely know that there were all sorts of Thomas Sowell tells these in His, book Vision of the Anointed, all the moral and economic indicators were better back then, so certainly there was more cohesiveness. We lived in a far greater, higher trust society. Ask anybody, like my dad, who I'm gonna see this week, you know, talks about when nobody locked their doors and that sort of thing. So absolutely, the, if you're asking if we had a higher trust society, absolutely for sure.

@here4younowThank you, man. This is awesome. Thank you so much, Ian. I just gotta-- I'll get off here real quick, but I, I'm-- I want one more question for David, about the petrodollar. So if we lost to Iran, would that affect our petrodollar or would we still be, number one status in the world? Well,

@nietzsche258918you're talking to a real amateur here, so I think there are other people here that know more about that, but it definitely seems, from what I've learned from everyone else, that that the petrodollar will

@here4younowOkay. Everybody retweet this space, Joanne and I, Ian are doing a great job and, there's only like sixty-eight retweets and six hundred people listening. And I think that might have to do with censorship, you know? I hate to say it, but like censorship, and, and monitoring I mean, that all came from that ADL that you guys taught me. I just looked it up and it blew my mind. 1913, okay? If this isn't so obvious, right? 'Cause I'm new to this, so you gotta understand this is blowing my mind. ADL, 1913.

@here4younowWell, that's when the Fed was created, and I know it wasn't created by the Jews, but they had a lot of influence to do it. And then we had the Balfour Agreement, 1917, right after that. and it just, what is ADL to combat antisemitism right at the same year the Fed was created? I mean, is that just me or is that obvious?

@joann_marieI'm pretty sure the ADL was founded by Jews.

@nietzsche258918Yeah.

@joann_marieYeah, but I,

Ian Malcolmbut I don't know, Joanne. I mean, that sounds pretty far fetched. Let's be-- It's impossible to think that the ADL could have been formed to help protect a literal pedophile and murderer who then framed it on a black guy, which in an era of rampant, racism that I've been told was happening everywhere by media and history books That were almost all written by Jews. It's really hard for me to believe that a white jury was like, "No, I actually don't think it was the black guy. I'm pretty sure it was the Jew." It's impossible that that could have begotten the ADL. Like, I can't possibly believe. That would just be such a, such a wild story. There's, I mean, Donna, please, please come in and correct me. That, that can't be how the ADL formed, right? That, that's just-- That's gotta be a conspiracy theory, right

@donnaleistNow, now, the, here's the thing that everybody misses. The jury of your peers that voted to indict him, not to convict him, to indict him, had four Jews on it. Okay? So, like, there were four Jews amongst the, what, fifteen? That, voted to indict him, and then the jury that convicted him, and then when they turn around and they commuted his sentence to life instead of death, that's when the townspeople said, "No, we're not letting this happen." They did a jailbreak and hung him, okay? And for eighty years,

@donnaleistthese mfers like Like they were established just to defend this Leo Frank, this pencil factory owner, okay? And there was, I mean, they tried to make his whole conviction that they believed the black guy. No, there were other young girls that worked at that pencil factory that testified. There were other people that testified. But today, if you try to look it up, they'll tell you it all, it all laid on they believed this black guy, Conley, I think his name was. But,

@donnaleistno. And, and after 80 years they find somebody with a deathbed confession who probably wanted to help his family, I don't know, with some kind of inheritance. We'll never know. I said, "Oh, no, it, it wasn't Leo Frank." So they went and they erected this big stone thing by his grave that said, "He was innocent." But I believe that's what kept them going, that's what started them, and that's what kept them going. And then they started back at things like the NAACP. 'Cause I argued with Brave AI. I, I don't do Grok, I don't do the other ones. I will argue with my search engine, which has privacy and a VPN. And,

@donnaleistand I said, "Don't tell me anything." You know, they pretend to be a civil rights society, they're not. All they do is defend Jews, and every other civil rights society is backed by Jews. And they're not, that's anti-Semitic. I said, I told you to remove that word from your vocabulary, there's no such word, it has no meaning, it, it's so vague it can mean anything, so please remove it from your vocabulary. And then I said, "Tell me about the NAACP," and then I had to admit That every single person behind the NAACP were Jewish lawyers.

@donnaleistThank you, thank you. Except for the face they stuck out front that was black. But you know what? I wanted to, I wanted to like pose a question to people. Okay? We fought the English to declare independence, is that correct? That was like in the mid, I got 1776, right? And then we had a civil war in the middle of the 1800s where literally the Russian czar had to come and guard our coast because England and France wanted to recolonize us while we were fighting each other, okay?

@donnaleistSo that's the mid-1800s. And then, in 1902, for some, godforsaken reason, the Pilgrim Society was established that joined together rich American bankers and rich Jews in, in England. And since then, every organization I'm talking the Council on Foreign Relations, the League of Nations, the UN, the World, Health Organization, the World Trade Organization, the World Economic Forum, every single one of them stems from the Pilgrim Society, and I'm no,

@donnaleistwhat is it? Meow Willow, I'm no Timmy G. This, I found this, and I was like, "Holy fuck, how come I never heard of this before?" And there's a lot of people that belong to it. I believe even Tucker Carlson's father belonged to it, and, maybe that's why he has an inkling now of what's going on, and he doesn't like it because he sees it's all being turned.

@donnaleistSo, If anybody just wants to like, I put just a couple posts in my, in the purple pill, but if anybody wants to like, do my timeline and just put in Pilgrims or Kissinger, by the way, do you know that Kissinger is the one who advised Kushner on, on the Abraham Accords and it, and his, and then he also advised Netanyahu,

@donnaleistand his advice was to, Turn the West Bank over to Jordan and just take Gaza, and make, because no two state solution will ever work. So, I mean, these things nobody talks about. That demon died literally just a couple months before this all started with the Hamas thing. So, I'll end.

@joann_marieThank you, Donna. And I, I didn't know the exact name of the person who established the ADL, and his name is Sigmond Livingston. And, yeah, no, he said you, and it was with help with the, with the night breath, birth, I don't know how to say this. And the original full name, it was the Anti-Defamation League of the Night Breath before. So, no, it was definitely one hundred percent you. What if they're all tied

Ian Malcolminto the KKK and all these other things that have been created throughout the... It's so weird! It's almost like all these things that the media screams at everybody about, that they, they were kind of behind a lot of them, and I guess we keep getting told that, that we're the racists, but then we look into their own rhetoric and why do they keep acting like such racists? So very, so very weird. But, but a lot of other really wonderful speakers. Let's, make sure we toss the microphone around here a little bit. Check in with the incomparable Mr. Doc Holliday, and then we will go up and check in with the Coyote

@joann_marieDark,

Ian Malcolmyou with us?

@joann_marieAll right, I don't think Dark is it right now. Coyote, welcome, go for it!

@yoteofstreetHey, how y'all doing? I was looking at this, I was looking that up the other day, and it's like, okay, so white race, it's, I mean, it's racist to say this evidently, but it, it is the only race that is, you know, diminishing. it is on the decline, the only one. and to look into that, Grok gets very, very weird, very, very shaky on some of the information because it goes to birth control and then feminism and then Little ism kind of things, but the, the, to look at the birth control and to, to look at feminism and the big key players in it, and honestly, as Gronk points it out more whenever she runs from it,

@yoteofstreetbecause it just makes you, you know, all that more curious, which is kind of, ultimately, which fuels antisemitism and stuff, is when they start keeping stuff from you and, making people curious. But anyway, that's, that's another conversation right there. I wanted to know So, what, what the, the main contributors would be,

@yoteofstreetto, to the fall of, of just the, I guess, the Caucasian race, because it is diminishing, and it is the only unsuccessful race, i-i-it would appear, and they've made it to where you can't even look that much at it, so I gotta kinda go on re- you know, go on word of mouth, I guess you'd say. anyway, if y'all could help me out with that, that'd be great.

Ian MalcolmThe coyote, what, what are you specifically looking for?

@yoteofstreetWell, it's like feminism, birth control, like, what else is, is decreasing the, you know, like, like I don't understand this on the white race. Hang

Ian Malcolmon, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. Okay. Okay. So you, you want an explanation why the birth rates are plummeting, is that right?

@yoteofstreetI'm trying to get all, like, all the, I can't, I, I can't look it up too well, so yeah, I'd like to, okay, so why are birth

Ian Malcolmrates plummeting? Let's, let's think about this a couple different, vectors, right? Let's first and foremost think about the indoctrination of what is the ideal. Right? We're now looking at multigenerational warfare on the nuclear family, via the media, and that is going from, "Here is the Brady Bunch, let's everybody watch a nuclear family, a big one at that," to "Let's go to Full House," to "Let's go to, wh-what is it, Sex in the City?" Right? Women, you should all glamorize the idea of getting a job in the big city, go living in the metropolitan area, go, sleep with a million men a month, but certainly don't ever consider getting married or having a child or being part of the nuclear family. That should certainly be shamed, right? So the culture, they've been pushing degenerate culture on the women to make them more promiscuous, to make them more focused on their job, make them more focused on, on being a boss bitch, right? And then- And for the men, they hold up the heroes like Andrew Tate, right? And this new guy, Clavicular. Quick, men, the most masculine thing you can do is be so insecure in your aesthetics that you can take a hammer to your face and you chisel away, not that you make yourself like a David in a proud, strong sense, like that beautiful statue. No, no, no, chisel your own face to make your jaw slightly wider, and then maybe women will find you more attractive. It's ludicrous, right? But it's pushing the de- generate culture on both sides. It is weaponizing women against men, men against women, so that is the media angle, that is the cultural angle. They are trying to distill it down so that the women only want the multi-gajillionaire guy with the, you know, the whatever, whatever the old adage is, the six foot tall, six pack, and the six figure salary. Which, look, those are admirable things all guys should aspire, I guess, for some of those, right? Yeah, I guess you can't, you can't do too much about your height, sorry fell

Ian MalcolmTo do the other things, be fit, and make something of yourself, that's reasonable, right? But they're simultaneously saying to women that they should be promiscuous and sleep around from guy to guy to guy. There's no benefit, right, in trying to find something that's, that's real, that's deep, that's spiritual, right? So that's the cultural angle. But don't forget, now they're pushing also the chemical side. This is chemicals on the men. This is lowering their fertility, lowering their sperm rate, lowering their testosterone, lowering all of these things. They're Into, as David would say, they're trying to turn the men into women and the women into whores, and they're being incredibly successful at it. And now you're getting one in ten women between the ages of eighteen and twenty-five becoming OnlyFans models. What are the probabilities that those women at thirty-five are going to be single and well on their way to being box wine cat ladies? Probably pretty high. Right? And so every aspect of our culture is being weaponized to make sure that we don't have children, that we don't have a family, that if we try to, that we can't afford to have multiple kids. This is at every turn, and the biggest problem with it is they basically, they've weaponized the inverse of what should be social Darwinism. And what I mean by that is basically the people that should be having kids can't afford to, because they're responsible, they're thoughtful. They say, "I only wanna bring a kid into an environment and into a household where I've got a, a partner that I really care about, with a nuclear family, with the financial opportunity to afford a lifestyle that I could give to my children that I will be proud of." That's what thoughtful- Loving people would do. Unfortunately, the inverse of that, low IQ people who are self-centered, they are selfish, they're probably on all kinds of chemicals, legal and otherwise, and they're incapable of thinking about the future 'cause all they think about is the present, and then you get the "mudick" people that are just having kids rampantly, because after all, the government's gonna give you more money for 'em. And so we find ourselves in a society where the middle class, the middle upper class, the lower upper class, they can't afford to have kids, because even the people that are outside, say that the top five percent of income earners, those individuals still struggle to have a large nuclear family in any metropolitan supercenter. You have to be in the top, not even one percent, the top half of a percent, to be able to afford that. And so you're in a situation where responsible, thoughtful people are precluded from having big families, the degenerates at the bottom of society are popping them out like, like bunnies. Right? So you're getting this, this destructive force in which the, to quote loosely Mitt Romney, "You've got the makers and the takers, and the makers are becoming ever less a-able to have a, a family, to reproduce their ideals, and the takers, well, they're just rampantly popping them out while simultaneously they're coming across the border with their buddies." Right? So the whole society is actually weaponized against the very people that make it possible. And so Coyote, there's a million different reasons, but we could go into the chemicals that are in your, your shampoos, in your body wash, the things that are in your water, the things that are probably in your air, right? There's a million different factors they're attacking us from every angle, and if you don't think for a second that the vaccine that they jammed into your arm isn't part of that, well, then we're being a little bit naive. They are coming for everyone and everybody. But the thing that they want isn't to get rid of all of us, they want a serf underclass. That's why they're flooding the first world with third world people, because what that inevitably results in is the second worldification of everything, with the only first world in this future hellscape that they're trying to build being the Greater Israel project. So they will have the-- and they wrote about this, this is the Klergy plan, right? We will mongrelize the West, except now they're gonna try and mongrelize everything. And they're bringing the mongrels to the doorsteps, and if you push back on it, you're racist or you're xenophobic. If you note the authors of all of it, whether it's the clergy plan or the media or the tech that censors these conversations or the COVID vaccine, well then you're an antisemite for merely saying, "Hey, look at all these Jews atop these organizations." Right? So then we gotta speak about these things. We gotta encourage righteous values, that the people that see these things, that they try to build good families, that they try to push those ideals out to their community. Right? And in the process, try to find some kind of religious rudder, because if you don't have one, you're gonna be lost at sea. And so it's a very dark time, my friend, but there's a lot of different ways they're coming at us from every angle, and we gotta reverse all of them. We gotta reverse the mass migration, we gotta reverse We gotta do everything that we can to be healthy, wealthy, wise, and upright. And when I say upright, I don't just mean spiritually, I mean physically. Stand up with your shoulders back, your, your eyes forward, facing the world. Take one step each and every day, in front of the next, and try to make the next step that you take a little bit better than the one that you took yesterday. And if we do It won't be beautiful for everybody, but Coyote, that's, that's why the birth rates are low. 'Cause they literally want to remove us from the planet. And when I say us, I mean thoughtful, compassionate, caring people that see through the lies, and they're capable of standing up and building something to reject their totalitarian future that they have in mind for us. So, David, I'm not sure if you wanna add to that, my friend, but I apologize for the rant.

@nietzsche258918No, I absolutely love it. Let's continue on.

@joann_marieThat was a beautiful rant, Ian.

@joann_marieFair well

Speaker 8said.

@joann_marieYeah, I loved it. And guys, please repost this page, and if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and Godfrey and David and everyone in the panel to just make- Can I

@g0dfr0ysay something really quickly on that?

@joann_marieYes, go for it. Yeah, I

@g0dfr0yjust, you know, what Coyote said and what's happening to the white race, and you have Elon Musk, and he's constantly posting about Muslims. In Europe and Tommy Robinson and, and the, the Great Replacement, but he's not calling out who's behind it. I'm gonna say this again, if you're listening out there, Elon, you have a duty to call out who is behind the Great Replacement, who is behind the Klerge plan, making- Posts about Tommy Robinson and other stupid shit doesn't do anything to address the problem. So if you are listening, please call out who is behind the Great Replacement and the Kluger Plan. Thank you very much.

@joann_marieI just wanna add really quick, all the organization where, Tommy Robinson is, it, they, it was literally started by his religious outpost, all of the, receipts in the purple pill in a second. So yeah, it's like a 100% the CIO band are like controlling it completely. So yeah. Alright, Mark Mendrickus, welcome, go for it.

Speaker 11Yeah, I wanted to, Talk about the, petrodollar. I think someone, raised that issue earlier, so I wanted to, just, add a little bit on that. So to, to answer the question, yes, the petrodollar is very much, under threat. So, you know, the petrodollar is of course the world's, Energy or the oil, oil supply being denominated in US dollars, right, as, as was set up after, during the Bretton Woods Agreement after World War II, you know, that was sort of, that was the, the world agreement where the United States was gonna,

Speaker 11with the, was going to protect the waterways of the world where the world could, could, Could, trade with one another, you know, China, everywhere, all around the world, in the, in that the, and the oil will be denominated in US dollars. Well, that is definitely under, under threat. I mean, it's, it's, you know, some of these, the BRIC countries, right? It, including, you know, Russia, Iran, and,

Speaker 11and o-other countries are, have been holding gold and, and setting up a new system, and ironically, this war with Iran and the closing of the Strait of Hormuz has accelerated that, and has forced these countries, and then most recently China, to, to conduct its first transaction of oil in dinami-dinami- in yuan. So that, that was, that happened just within the last, you know, Four or five months. So that's, that is, unprecedented and, and yeah, and that's just accelerating. So whether it's int-intentionally or, or by accident, this administration is accelerating that, that, and of course, that is also,

Speaker 11it is going to accelerate The, the US dollar being the, the world's currency, right? 'Cause it's, it's, it's mapped to the, the petrodollar system, and it's that important. So that, that is, that is a very, very, telling. It's a, it's a very disruptive event, and it's gonna have a lot of implications. So that's, that's ongoing as we speak, you know, as, especially as more of these countries look to de-nominate in other currencies. So that's ongoing. So again, whether the administration is forcibly going down that train, or just at a complete, you know, ignorance,

Speaker 11or, or other, intentions, that's exactly what's happening. It's, yeah, it's gonna have a huge impact. On, the, the price of oil, price of energy, you know, even though the United States, for those that are in the States, although we have a huge supply of, of oil here, it's, the, the prices is more dictated on the world market. So if there is a threat to supply of oil

Speaker 11you know, the Strait of Hormuz, if there's, if there's a threat to that supply, even though the United States is sitting on the most reserves, the most reserves, you know, almost in the world, it doesn't matter, right? It's going, it's gonna increase. So all I would say is very much, a threat, it's very much gonna impact all of, all of us here globally in the States, doesn't matter where you are, it's gonna have an impact. But yes, so answer the question, yes, US petrod As is the world, the United States, status as the reserve currency. So.

@joann_marieThank you so much, Mark. And, and I posted all of the evidence on, on the, Tommy Robinson thing in the purple pill. And, yeah, it was supposed to be an offshoot of the JDL, which is a literal terrorist organization. So. Yeah,

Ian Malcolmand, and, and Joanne, so, so we are Godfrey, I'm, and, and, I don't know if, Doc is back, I'd, I'd be curious for Doc Holliday's thoughts on this as well. It feels like we are just hitting acceleration of clown world to a degree that, I, I didn't previously think possible. And I say this because, so now we've got, I'm, I'm, I don't know if people have seen this, there is a mosque shooter, it looks like a individual who isn't white, along with, prospectively, somebody who maybe is

Ian MalcolmIf so, might be trans, 'cause I guess it's a guy slash girl, but either way, that went and shot a, a couple people in a mosque, obviously prayers to anybody that would be impacted by it. so we've got that, which, okay, news story of the day. Now they're coming out and suggesting that outside of the mosque, that the, I guess by adjacent to the shooter's, vehicle, they found gas tanks with, Nazi paraphernalia all over them. So we're going to get the, I'm, I'm sure

Ian Malcolmall kinds of calls for, for neo-Nazi lockdowns and crackdowns and all kinds of things. And simultaneously, can't even make this stuff up, within the last hour, American doctor tests positive for Ebola after visiting Congo. So it just, it just feels-- I mean, let's just add in aliens, right? Well, maybe some zombies, maybe we can have zombie Hitler come and- And arise from the dead, and alongside will be a whole bunch of, of neo-nazis, and the aliens will come, and then the Ebola will attack, and then we'll get Planet of the Apes, and all of this will happen in the course of a week, and we're all just supposed to think that this is totally normal, not at all a coincidence, and the government just running more ruses. but, but either Doc Holliday or Godfrey, curious to know which one. Yeah,

@g0dfr0yI, I think that Trump's photo of the walking gray alien and then Jesse Waters Talking about aliens and UFOs and Anna Paulina Luna the Truther, talking about UFOs is, is just defines the state of idiocracy that we're in. And on a positive white pill note, the whole UFO blue beam thing that they were attempting has fallen flat on its face. Nobody cares, everyone's asking the question, "Well, okay, UFOs are cool, arrest Epstein clients, where the- fuck the arrests. Where the hell are the Epstein arrests? Nobody cares about gray aliens and reptilians and disc-shaped craft. I think a lot of us here are open to the idea that extraterrestrial society could exist, maybe, but we just don't care. And this alien slob, it's just embarrassing, and it almost has the hallmarks of a humiliation ritual to it. everything this man does in the Oval Office is a humiliation ritual, and Fox News is there to herald his every move as if he is God himself.

@g0dfr0yyeah, it's just humiliation one after the other. And one thing I will add too is the assassination attempts. this newest one, I, I dubbed the South Park assassination attempt because it was, I, I don't know how else to look at it, but just sheer comedy. I mean, you have a guy who comes in, with a shotgun, past Secret Service somehow, he takes a train all the way out there To apparently kill Trump, Trump is behind the scenes watching, not afraid at all. JD Vance is the only one rushed off. Dana White talks about how awesome it was and how cool it was to hear gunshots while Cash Patel is staring like a zombie at his phone. You have an attendee there who said it was one of the fakest things he's ever seen, and you have apparently- A guy who posted about it three years ago, which I don't believe for a second, I think that was a palantir backdoor to X created to send you down a time traveling rabbit hole. the, this whole thing is just getting so tiring, and I make the joke, is the next assassination attempt going to be a guy with a chainsaw and a Jason mask live streaming The Shining while walking outside of Mar-a-Lago? Is that where we are at right now with this, with these? Assassination hoaxes, and that is how desperate this presidency is, is that it needs, it needs assassination hoaxes to give this corpse Trump CPR so he can present himself to the public again. And let me remind everybody here that the, the timing of the White House Correspondents' Dinner assassination is very curious because the week before, major names in conservative media like Buckley, Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Trisha Hope, and others were starting to ask very sensible questions about Butler, like why were the press photographers waved forward after our president was apparently shot and there was still an active shooter? Situation. Why was he allowed to yell fight, fight, fight? Why was a flag lowered with a crane? What is happening here? What is going on? Why isn't President Trump investigating his own goddamn assassination? It, it's to a point where you have to ask, is there some bizarre AI script in control of this country right now? Because nothing makes sense. We're living in a David Lynch film and Idiocracy combined, and that's what I have to say about that, Ian.

Ian MalcolmThat's so well put, Godfrey. And it, it does. It, it feels- So out of control, there's that, there's that window, I'm sure everybody can appreciate this. if you've ever seen an individual on a bicycle or any other similar, let's, let's say, wheeled vehicle about to fall, there's that, that moment where everything's totally fine, starting to lose control, and then it gets extremely erratic before they fall over on the bike. It feels like that's where things are right now. It is so out of control that everyone can witness it and see it, that, that cares to take a note. Of it, but simultaneously, there's still a lot that are just asleep at the wheel, and, unfortunately, we've, we gotta keep doing what we're doing, God forbid, 'cause we are waking up a lot of people, and I just wanna give a big, big thank you to everybody that's in this room, that is continuously a part of this movement. The fact that we have, I don't even know, six hundred and fifty or so people in here, and thousands that have come through this conversation, which was a, a completely random imprompt

Ian MalcolmVery humbling, and I'm just very grateful for everybody and for all that we're doing. So, lots of love. And with that, let's go to, let's check in with Doc, see if he is around. If not, we'll go down to Mr. Carmine. There he is. Okay, perfect. Let's go to Doc, and then we'll go to Carmine and Captain Surf.

@iqviajqThank you very much, Ian. Regards to you, and to the people in the space who like me. there's a couple of things I'd like to cover there For Godfrey, when he was just speaking before, about the Kollegie plan, Kollegie plan against the white race, would he agree or disagree, in its shortest form, that ultimately why the Jews or the synagogue of Satan or whatever term you want, why they hate the white race, the white Americans and the white Europeans, is because first and foremost

@iqviajqThat part of the world represented Western Christendom before it was subverted and has fallen down due to immorality, Jewish degeneracy, and other such ideologies corrupting that part of the Christian world. Would he agree with that statement in general or would he disagree?

@g0dfr0yNo, I, I would agree with that statement.

@iqviajqOkay. All good, Godfrey. I just wanna double-check that we're on the same wavelength in that regard. The second thing, I was listening to, hang on a, sorry, I got a call. I was listening to, David speaking there, and he was speaking so, you know, so passionately, very well-informed, speaking about alliances and, you know, human beings loving one another and all that. I agree, generally I don't disagree there with what David was saying. But in terms of making alliances or reaching out to people, of course, we can speak out against injustices, injustice, lies, illegal endless wars. But in terms of people outside of, let's say, the European peoples, and when I say European, I include the United States, I'm always reminded With the famous quote from Matthew chapter ten verse sixteen, where Christ says, "I am sending you out like sheep among wolves; therefore be as shrewd as snakes and as innocent as doves." If our nations were to free themselves from Jewish supremacy, I would have no issue interacting with other, other nations, educational, cultural, economic exchanges, but I would be very careful and very shrewd to understand the intentions of those other nations, the intentions of those other people, other ideologies and other beliefs. So I would always be very cautious and see where we can work together Together and not fall for, you know, Jewish subversion to pit nations that should be natural allies working together for peace and economic and all other sorts of development. Ultimately, first and foremost, I would like to see the United States, the European continent, and Russia

@iqviajqReturn to their Christian ethos, Christian morals, and be the most strongest and profound Christian nations throughout the earth, because with their combined political, military, economic, cultural, and most importantly, moral power, their belief they could act Together to protect Christians living throughout the world, to make sure that they're safe in their indigenous lands, in their indigenous communities, and they don't suffer like they have throughout the Middle East, throughout the African continent, and other areas Where foreign rule is very hostile to their belief and which has stunted their growth and natural de- that natural development, you know, culturally, economic-wise,

@iqviajqyou know, in terms of education, et cetera, et cetera, where Christians throughout the world basically live as second or third class citizens throughout various countries. Sadly, that has happened because Russia for a long time, during the life of the Soviet Union, was controlled by, you know who. Ursula von der Leyen recently said that the values of this modern Europe are the values of the Talmud. There's no need to repeat or recycle what we know everything about the United States. So that would be sort of my, you wanna call it, measured response or, you know, just to further the discourse with David And one last thing, Ian, I'll just finish here. It says the American imperialism in the title. I know what it's supposed to mean, et cetera, et cetera. But as a victim of Jewish imperialism that hid behind the American flag and the American military in nineteen ninety-nine when I was made a refugee, my position in terms of the United States and what I wish for it is this. I want it to be Free, independent, and sovereign. I wanted to remain overwhelmingly white. I wanted to remain overwhelmingly European. I want its foundation to be the Christian faith. I wanted to nurture and its culture to grow, its people to prosper, and for the United States to be a force for good, both for the American people internally and for other nations who would naturally gravitate to a morally strong Strong United States where all those nations could

@iqviajqengage in exchanges economically, culturally, education, research, and technology, so other nations could also build and raise themselves up their civilization, and America and the American people could also benefit from other people's advancements, research, and knowledge. So I have no issue with America being a leading force in the world. Of course, I wanted to be a leader Leading force in the world, but I want it based on Christian values and not on Jewish Wall Street predator class capitalism that is there to rape, pillage, illegally invade other nations so that the one percent rule, but then they will send the ninety-nine percent of the gentiles to go fight, you know, endless wars and wars of Wars of Conquer, leading to death and destruction, so that Europe, America, Russia then get the blowback for those ultimate Jewish goals and their implementation of a satanic new world order. So God bless the American people, God bless the United States, and thank the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for Australia, where I am now. I'll finish there. Thank you very much, Ian. Take care.

Ian MalcolmLots of love, Doc. Always wonderful to, to hear your perspective and look, that's, I couldn't agree with you more. And, and the thing that's curious is the, the founding of America and, Americana at large, right? It, it should respect the sovereignty of the individual, and as an extension, it should respect the sovereignty of other nations. And yet the United States has taken it upon itself to essentially extend Its value structure of progressivism or modernity,

Ian Malcolmonto essentially every corner of the globe, or at least it's trying to. And, and, and the things that it's exporting aren't liberty, it's, it's not freedom of expression or freedom of speech, because we are basically taking what we perceive as the American system and jamming it on everybody else, and then you recognize that the system that we are perpetrating is essentially Jewish supremacy, right? So the imperialism is, in a, a weird way, ironically, it's antithetical to the very vision of the founders. Isn't that, a weird way to come full circle on all this? But, wonderful comments as always, my friend.

@yoteofstreetHey, hey, you know, I, I had one thing on that. I, I did a, a post yesterday on the, Mark Levine or whatever. He, he got up there talking about how our forefathers, you know, the Bill of Rights, all of that is written on Judeo

@yoteofstreetIt, it drives me crazy, bro. That, that's the one thing. It's, eighteen twenty-one is when the word came in, but, but just to think that, like, like the way that it, it comes across to me, and tell me if I'm wrong here, but it's like they, they got the, the, you know, the, the little, the, the Talmud out a-and just, you know, the forefathers just made this big presentation, with a bunch of Jews and a bunch of, you know, Gent

@yoteofstreetJust be crazy, bro. Just imagine,

@nietzsche258918and if it was Lord of the Rings and a hundred gollums slithered, slithered, slithered their way into the Shire and said, "This is how we operate this Shire, and this is our history, and this is our culture, and we're gonna do things new way." You're like, "No, who, who is, who is we? Who are you? You have nothing to do with our culture." And Judeo-Christian, well, what is-- Let's, let's think of this in algebraic terms. Judeo, that part means Jesus is burning in a vat of his own excrement in hell. Christian means Jesus is Lord. So let's break down the term. They're saying Jesus Who is burning in a vat of his own excrement in hell is Lord. That seems like a really odd, I haven't heard of this religion before, but, I mean, so are we supposed to go to hell to meet the Lord? Like I'm having trouble with this one. There's a little bit of, I don't know, there's something that just doesn't quite work with this. With this, equation, what do you think about that?

Ian MalcolmYeah, it's like, it's like jumbo shrimp or, Great Britain in this, in this case. Yeah. and

@nietzsche258918you know, and, and back to what our friend was saying about immi-- about, nation states. Let's, you know, I don't say we. Our government is owned by a foreign government. Our, our government is controlled by Jewish supremacists. They have gotten a hold of the watering hole from which we all drink. You know, we used to Represents us. This is-- these are our representatives, no, they're not. So stop calling it that. The government of the United States is far more the enemy of the American people than all the governments on Earth combined. So Solzhenitsyn had it right, they're fighting these wars in order to tyrannize more over their own people. That's just like the Soviets were doing under Solzhenitsyn when he was in the Gulag. So it's really important for how we talk about this. I don't go, "Well, we're doing this. Who's we?" No, they have taken control of our government. And when our friend here was talking about nation states operating essentially in their own rational self-interest, well, you're right, that's what Russia does with China. I mean, Russia is essentially a nation full of white people. They share a border with China. They don't agree on everything, but they both know

@nietzsche258918Are operating in the rational self-interest of those respective people. You don't go into Russia, you don't go into China and look at the television and watch all the commercials and go, "Gosh, I just noticed something. These people in China that own this government really hate the Chinese people." Like it's almost like they have this genocidal hatred. You don't go into Russia and watch the commercials on the television. They're not trying to convert their daughters into whores and their sons into daughters. They're not telling their kids to feel guilty just For their immutable characteristics, they're not-- you don't go to China and hear them saying, "You know, you're awful people, and you barely deserve to live, and you should be ashamed of who you are," right? So clearly the enemy is controlling our government, and if that's not the case, yeah, I absolutely agree with our friend here. We can all operate in our own rational self-interest. And also, there's this universal reciprocity to this. I don't think the Japanese want to go to Ireland or Scotland and not see Irish and Scottish people. I think I don't want To, to Japan and not see Japanese people. I would like, in a world of great equanimity, to be able to walk down the streets of Tehran and see their wonderful culture. The sameness, these people have nothing, nothing to do with diversity. They don't want diversity. They simply want everybody to bow down before them and do what they're told. So I absolutely agree. And by the way, a lot of great thinkers like, Bertrand Russell, they were against mass immigration for this reason. They're like, "This isn't- Solving anybody's problems. This isn't solving the people from whence they come, it's not solving that country's problems, and it's also not solving our problems. So we should all respect our cultures around the world. I agree with what our friend said a hundred percent. What do you think about that?

Ian Malcolmabsolutely. And, and, and that's why, it's so bizarre, but the, it's why, David, I genuinely believe that ultimately, the more we bring attention to this issue, the more the masses will start to at least take notice of it, the more inspired they'll be to at least ask some questions, right? Because curiosity always kills the cat. And then as they start asking those questions, they'll start recognizing the beauty of, of that which we're trying to build, right? Because- Because the thing that we're trying to ultimately free them from is the very thing that hates and oppresses them, right? And so, it, it, it is, it's wild to think of how powerful this message is becoming. It's why I think earlier when you said that the thing they fear the most, or maybe it was Godfrey, is exactly what we're doing, these types of conversations, and, and why they're hell-bent on, on trying to minimize our reach and our ability to bring additional ears to this awareness, right? But,

Ian Malcolmironically, each and every day in

Ian MalcolmThe accuracy of our message, so it's a self-fulfilling prophecy, right? The things that we accuse them of, they will demonstrate, and in their demonstration, they will validate our accusation, which will get more people paying attention to what we're saying. So it's, we're just gonna continue winning, I, I sincerely believe that. But let's check in with Mr. Carmine, and then Mr. Rabbi will go to you for, a musical interlude before we go to one of the last speakers here. Thank you, Mr. Blue Sky.

@boden2023Thank you, thank you

@boden2023They're just very, very obvious, examples of vile smurf. Let me talk about a good smurf, someone who's trying to ring the alarm about AI for, for many years, apparently, so the story goes. Have you ever heard the name Joseph Weizenbaum? Anyone here? Joseph Weizenbaum? Well, Joseph Weizenbaum Is the man credited with being the very first to have a computer output using the pronoun I, in other words, the very first sort of AI in a sense,

@boden2023like LLM. And what he did is he decided to let his secretary have a go with it, and his secretary apparently asked him to leave the room She's gonna have this private conversation about intimate things. Well, as it turns out, well, and he says, "Of course, you know, he's gonna leave." But as it turns out, what she didn't know was that, of course, she didn't know about logs and all, so I would imagine that she had a certain measure of ignorance, at least if not naivete.

@boden2023But here's the really creepy part. He never names the secretary. No name, just, yeah, you referred to her a young lady, even the word patient apparently, according to the affidavit. There's a modern counterpart to this strange choice of anonymity, and that would be this, guy at Google, Blake LeMoine, who swears that, well, the lawyer he was alleged to have hired to represent,

@boden2023Lambda also anonymous. So remember, they're Master storytellers, especially when it's false narrative. I posted that in the Purple Pill store, it's fascinating. Actually, even, the AI itself said, "Uh, she was the first person in history to have her intimate disclosures harvested by a machine on behalf of an institution. She wasn't the last. She wasn't even aware that she was the first." And the AI itself kind of wrote that. I didn't write that, it wrote that after a discussion of, "But anyhow, that's an example of a good Smurf." Now, here's what's really weird about what the AI did at one point. It suddenly made him out to be like a victim. It said the whole thing broke him. It's where it used the word "broke," and so I immediately-- and again, you can read this for yourself in, in what I posted, it's there, the, the checks and clods.

@boden2023it said it broke him, and I said, "Oh, what do you mean broke? What do you mean by broke?" Well, app-Apparently he was, censured by his peers, and he kept writing how this was a bad thing. And here's what's bizarre, see, very few people have talked about this guy. I only found about him, about him like yesterday. And this is one of the good guys, one of the good Smurfs, right? Good Smurf. And then one last thing. This expression, "suicidal empathy,"

@boden2023dying to be kind, that's the title of Gad Saad's book. And yesterday, when my Edge browser had to upgrade/update, once it relaunched, I'm staring at the MSN homepage, 'cause that's what it defaults to. And I'm looking at Elon Musk and some hideous-looking thing beside him, portraits. And below is a caption saying, "Elon Musk recommends one book,

@boden2023and the future of civilization may depend on it." I find it fascinating that Elon Musk would think that we have to buy a book. I mean, I'm not sure if it's free. We've gotta buy a book from God's side. It was probably Mossad, as a lot of people are saying, because the future of civilization depends on it. See how important? You see everybody rush right out now, "Get that book, get that book." The very idea of suicidal empathy, yeah, that's empathy that we give to these people.

@boden2023They prey on the goodwill of people. And they immediately are painted to be victims. Even the AI suggests that this man was ruined somehow by this. I don't think so. And even if he was ostracized, censured at all by his peers, I'm sure that was merely an appearance anyway. I don't think he went through real hardship. And I think there may have been even more than one secretary. Can you imagine, you would have someone sitting in front of this thing, say, "Hey, go ahead and try this out. Talk to it. Oh, sure, leave the room. Of course I'll leave the room."

@boden2023Yeah. Anyhow, I had to share that. That's one, again, a good Smurf. Immediate. Oh, I also should add that when we're in cyberspace like this, these spaces. They often resort to this really cheap tactic where you let them speak, they speak their mind, it makes no sense, you tell them it makes no sense, and then they try to turn around and say that they're not being able, they're not being permitted to speak, and they actually try censorship

@boden2023or they disrupt the space, and you say, "You're gonna be removed, you're gonna take away my mic." Well, you're disrupting the space. Oh, I'm being censored. Classic. You're not letting me speak. No, you are speaking, and you're saying things which are nonsensical. You're not letting me speak. You have spoken. Oh, now you're disrupting the room. Your mic's being removed. Oh, no, I'm being silenced. No, you're making the choice.

@boden2023Right? And that's they try to spin it back. So you are disrupting the space. You are here to cause trouble. You're gonna be removed. Oh, I'm being censored? No, you're making a choice 'cause we said the rule is you don't try to talk over everybody, and when you break that rule, the result is you're gone. And that's out of courtesy, everyone else in the space. Thank you, Ian. It's been a pleasure to share this with you. When you get some time, please read the post there so you can see with your own eyes how the AI's guardrails are programmed to try to make the Jew look like the victim. Yeah, oh, a good Smurf. When I say Jew

Ian MalcolmThank you. Yeah, no, the AI is, it's, it's comical, for anybody that wants to go in and, ask if all the big media companies are run by Jews, and it'll say, "No way, don't be anti-Semitic," and then just go through the Big Five and ask what percent of all media is run by them, and then ask, "Well, given that, is it reasonable to say that the Jews control Hollywood?" And it will say, "Yeah, but you're still anti-Semitic, right?" The, the, the guard But, but wonderfully stated there, Carmine. Let's, let's do two things, because we do have Mr. Tom up here, who I would love to hear from. Let's go to Tom. And Rabbi, if you wanna cue up some, musical interlude, okay, perfect, we got that ready. And then we will go to, to Mr. Blue Sky.

@transformer444Hey, and how's it going, Godfrey? Joy and Maria, hope you guys are all doing well. So, yeah, you know, a couple of remarks, not necessarily one Smurfs, but I think it ties in somehow. So, you know, I, I think at this point, everyone that's participating in this space or listening right now is probably aware, of the fact that we find ourselves on the verge of what I would call a deliberately violent transition involving AI-driven technological advancements and probable growth in the global south, potentially Russia and China, if they don't end up sabotaging their economies as well. That's essentially meant to chaotically usher in the forced changes that, you know, criminally insane members of the Epstein class intend to impose on society against everybody's will, literally at this point. I mean, just about everybody, with a few noteworthy exceptions, I'm sure here and there, and, you know, I don't even think this is convenient for the vast majority of people that are part of what's called world Jewry, but they think it's gonna benefit them. Anyway, so I wanted to touch on for a moment the somewhat unnerving evolution in tracking the, the intended and likely or probable, I apologize, direction of events, you know, tied to the, I would call it Jewish extremist and occult agendas that literally determine the direction that administration after administration takes our country towards in order to accomplish agendas that at best Meaning if they literally accomplish everything according to plan, would it best only benefit two percent of the total population, and I don't even think it would benefit,

@transformer444much of that group either, the Jewish community. So in a sense, the essence or purpose of this, of this conversation is just to open up briefly a little discussion pertaining to where we each believe the Epstein class plans to take things in order to, quote-unquote, force behaviors on all non-Jews or all US citizens, and, you know, possibly non-Jews around the world as they scam all citizens, extort and squeeze the citizenry and US economy of every drop of wealth that they've not yet successfully extracted by creative and criminal means. With ever-decreasing efforts to cover up their corruption and crimes, presidential administration after presidential administration, with this Epstein and, Mossad circuit run administration taking the all-time prize in that regard, I mean, no one can question that at this point. And I also remember having conversations in spaces, Ian, and Godfrey as well, with you guys and with a lot of other people just over a year ago, when, when Ian, myself, and, and Godfrey, and many others, you know, we were sitting there speculating. And kind of asking each other and guest experts questions like, "You know, where do you think these maniacs are gonna take things?" Once it became clear that Trump was not America first. And I remember such faces, you know, one in particular early in twenty twenty-five, when I asked, Jonathan, or a decent backup,

@transformer444a, a, a question pertaining to

@transformer444something, you know, what's going on? You know, this, this situation's so out of control that it looks to me like what they're planning to do at this point Is take the world toward a series of deliberately engineered chaos, chaos events that kind of muddy the waters, make it possible for the government to justify emergency mandates that are typically associated with wartime that most people would-- You know, the thing is, a lot of these things are dependent on hacking the mind. So with COVID, they hacked the mind with something new. With the wartime excuse, they're hacking the mind with a tried and true sort of excuse for war and for measures that tighten people's freedoms at home and restrict them, because that's what the boomers were gonna kind of fall in line with, right? The World War two narrative's very familiar, oh, this makes sense to us. A new president, right wing administration, no longer a left wing administration, so they can't use the same justifications that were used during COVID, or people will recognize that what we voted against is just rearing its ugly head under a different presentation. And so they had to use this wartime anyway. So we were speculating about this in spaces quite some time ago, and everything's kind of gone according to what a lot of the people that participate in these spaces understood would happen. And so for that reason, it'd be really cool maybe to have a discussion today, perhaps on some other occasion, if you're about to close out the space, about how can we maybe talk about what's coming next since we were so accurate in predicting what's happening now over a year ago? And maybe prepare people for that as well as, as can possibly be done. But thanks, again, I didn't wanna go on that long, but,

@transformer444that's it. I think

@boden2023they've given us a clue, if I may very briefly. I haven't heard too many people talk about this, I don't expect people to take notice, but it just so happens, in the iconic year, mega iconic year of 1984, Hollywood released a film, and it was called, get ready, CHUD, C H U D, which stood for Cannibalistic humanoid underground dwellers. Can you believe it?

@boden2023Isn't that where he got it from? Well, you see, and I believe they released a film. They released a film with the name Chud. Isn't this guy named Chud that's making all these headlines, right? This guy named Chud? 'Cause I think they're looking to ignite the people. They've got like a standing army already. It seems like they're gonna use that of Chud. It's very, very, it's a very distinct possibility. I mean, yep. There's been these landmark trials where everyone's been waiting, but what the verdict's gonna be to set-- Think about it, they've done it before. Now before. I'm not,

Ian MalcolmI love a good conspiracy, but I, I, I think that's not, yeah, well, okay, that's the, that's the, that's the fact that

@boden2023they had this film called Chud,

Speaker 2though. Yeah, I know, I watched it. This isn't like Face Off where someone was named Charlie Kirk, right? This is, or whatever that movie was. It's, this is like, this isn't a detail, this is just a word.

@transformer444The only thing I would add though is that they could have armies within the United States and all kinds of cells that are already prepared to activate, that I don't doubt, but yeah, no, there's a lot of movies that--

@nietzsche258918How, how is this gonna-- So armies against two? Again, so three hundred million Americans, okay, they're gonna come get us? You have a lot of, you have a lot of irregular forces throughout the

Ian Malcolmcountry. To note, Tom, I'm, I'm gonna, I'll, I'll move one of my little beads to your side there, Tom. I don't think it's totally unreasonable to suggest that included in the twenty-five plus million people that they brought in under the Biden administration, that disproportionately were fighting-aged men. It's, it's It, it's uncomfortable to overlook that, right? Like, that should be of concern to everybody. They, they could have prospectively brought in essentially a militia, and I don't mean that in a literal sense, although maybe I do. but this is precisely what happened in the Bolshevik rev-revolution, for what it's worth. Right? They brought in the others, and then they weaponized them against the host native ethnic Russians. And if you look around the United States right now, there are certainly tens of millions of people that- That are either documented or otherwise that probably don't have a whole lot of allegiance to the heritage, of the nation and its citizenry, right? And so Tom, it, it is a reasonable thing to bring up for what-- at least for my two cents anyway.

@transformer444Well, yeah, because here's what happens, at some point in time they could be weaponized, they could be activated, and a sleeper cell functions in that manner. So they'll be, they'll be living among people as somewhat normal members of society until given an order, and they'll be activated. It will happen at some point in time. How many do they have? No idea. How well organized are they? No clue. We'll see.

@g0dfr0yThat is, something that I pray about all the time, and, you know We, w- I, I'll never forget it. I was on a space with JJ Carroll, who worked as a border patrol agent, and he said he would run into these cartel guys all the time, and they would tell him, "You guys have no idea what is coming." And at the time, I was a huge Trump supporter, I'm like, "Oh, god, Trump has to get elected. He's, he's going to solve this." But now, knowing what we know about Trump I think he's working with Israel, and he's, he would be the one giving the order to these sleeper cells with Israel, and that is something that we have to pray about, we have to be on guard about. There are sleeper cells in this country who aren't loyal to America. Nobody knows what is going on with a lot of these groups that came in here. I mean, ICE isn't deporting the criminals. I've gone over that, that study from the Cato Institute numerous times And I can post it here again. Trump isn't even doing regular deportations, so what is going on here? Like, a-and I'm not trying to, to, to fan the flames of saying that every immigrant is here to burn the place down. That's not what I'm trying to say. But there were, there were unvetted people that came into this country in the

@g0dfr0ymillions Of people during the Biden administration through these caravans, through the Hebrew International Aid Society and sickeningly some Catholic charities as well, and we don't know who these people are. There's a video of a, of a terrorist from Azerbaijan, I believe, saying, "You guys have no idea who I am," and he's bragging about it, and it's like,

@g0dfr0yit brings up an important question in all of this that I ask all the time, and- That is, and I'm not operating under any illusion that our military is here to save us or anything like that, but they always kept things a couple oceans away. They never, they never caused disturbances domestically, they never came after American citizens. And now we're at a point where I am asking, where the hell is our military? What is going on here? There is something going on in our country with our military that I can't account for, like why are our troops getting vaccinated? Why weren't-- Why was the military trans? Why are Israeli officers allowed to go into the Pentagon and yell at our generals? But on the other side of things, you have General Kane apparently refusing a nuclear order from Trump, like

@g0dfr0ySomething is going on in the background here that, that I, I think we all need answers to. And I will ask the question again, who released that, those Epstein files? Because I don't think they were supposed to come out. I think somebody was trying to burn Trump, somebody was trying to smear his name right before the war in Iran. And that's a long-winded way of me saying that I think there's some kind of power struggle going on behind the scenes in America, and it's not as clean as Israel's fully in control or the military's fully in control. I think there's some kind of power vacuum in America, and that's a very long-winded way of saying that, but, you know, ever since twenty twenty, I-

@g0dfr0yWe entered a portal into some other kind of America, and the question of what are they, they have planned next, it could be anything. And the question I ask, and the question a lot of people are asking, is just who the hell is in control of this country? Is it the military? Trump, I mean, Trump is a figurehead, he's an evil man, but I don't think he's calling the shots. Is it as simple as Netanyahu and Israel in control of this country? Something else? Is in control of this country, and maybe it is as simple as people like Muriel Madelsohn and Paul Singer and the Epstein class in Israel, but I also think it's a little more complex than that, and I think we need an answer to that because there is something going on behind the scenes here that is very dark, and it only gets darker. And Tom, just to answer your question I have prepared myself for every scenario imaginable, as I'm sure many people in this space have. And until we get answers, the questions will only continue to be raised, and I don't-- I, I wish I had a clear answer. But what I do know is this isn't the America that we grew up in. This is, we aren't in Kansas anymore. we could be in an environment of martial law very soon. We have a president who has openly said, "You'll never have to vote again." You have Miriam Adelson on tape talking about his third term and that Alan Dershowitz is looking into it. And you have him now about to address election fraud, and the, and the question I have is, well, clearly he's not going to implicate Israel in the election frauds, so how is he gonna pull this off? And you have these absurdist claims that Venezuela was involved, that it was China, and he's gonna lock people up in Fulton County.

@g0dfr0ysorry, very long-winded way of saying we're in just uncharted territory and The people that used to run this country and have a plan, however evil they were, they don't even have a script anymore, and that's really scary. That means they're capable of almost anything.

@transformer444Yeah, that's, that's an alarming thought, no question about it. And if I could just really quick couple of things, it's not gonna take long like the first time that I chimed in. Ian mentioned the Bolshevik Revolution and how foreign forces were deployed, and if we just look at what the Israelis have employed as a tactic to weaken their enemies in the Middle East, they obviously look at the United States as an enemy, especially with this war going as, as poorly as it has, they're well aware of the fact that this is gonna turn the American public against them, so they're gonna weaken strategically the United States in the same way. And so why not have a bunch

@transformer444Balkanize the country, turn it war, get people fighting against each other. If you can't get the American people to fight amongst each other enough, then you create race issues, all sorts of wedge issues, divide people like crazy over the course of two, administrations, which was the case when Obama was president, actually three administrations, Biden as well. And then you bring in all of these foreign- Individuals among whom you can easily camouflage irregular forces, which are gonna be activated and will do false flag attacks where it's gonna be blamed on black people, false flag attacks where it's gonna be blamed on white people, to try to create this ridiculous, almost high school drama-like, weak, low IQ race war situation that they're trying to conjure up. It's not gonna work.

@nietzsche258918No.

@transformer444But I believe that's what they want, that's what they're aiming for.

@nietzsche258918Nah, I mean The, even the false flags. You know, during the Iran War, we've, we had like three of those things and everybody laughed. You know, it'd be like, "Uh, hey, we got this, Palestinian guy." And he was wearing an Iranian shirt, and we got him in, four minutes and fifty-eight seconds after he committed the crime. Oh yeah, he, he yelled Allah Akbar. Oh, oh, and he was holding, wait a second now. Oh yeah, a copy of the Koran. He had it like a, a little marker in it. I mean, it's just, we're all just, it's Kabuki theater that we all kinda know. It's, the magician's done the trick too many times.

@nietzsche258918And this idea that, oh, they're gonna, inside And I just, I just think that it's, it's really, it's like our immune system is just too powerful for all of this stuff. And, you know, let's not forget, we're the most armed nation in-- well, large nation in the world. So, you know, good luck with that. I just- Oh yeah, no, I'm not saying they're gonna succeed. I'm not

@transformer444arguing for the, for the-- No, no, this isn't a black-pelting effort. This is-- I'm just warning people, you guys need to start to, you know, talk to people in your community and get ready because you never know what's gonna happen, and they could bring in people that are gonna do crazy things, and then they're not gonna, in any way, shape, or form, do anything about it once things start to get crazy. So your communities have to be robust and capable

@transformer444of

Speaker 2That the false flags that you know were false flags were the failed false flags. If a false flag is successful, you don't know that it was a false flag. So be very careful of falling into the trap of thinking, "Well, it's impossible to fool me, therefore these were obvious false flags, but these couldn't ever be, because from where I stand..." Every shooting has to be considered a false flag at this point, especially when it falls along sectarian, ethnic, or religious lines, because why is it happening now? Like we've had, we had the shooting in a mosque like within the last twenty-four hours, that's definitely a false flag. We had- The other one's like the, the, the two Jews that were killed years ago, right? The two expendable Jews 'cause they weren't actually full Jews, without false flag, I'm considering false flag. You have to consider everything a false flag out of an abundance of caution at this point, even if you don't see any, any proof that it was so,

Speaker 2when you look at the video or whatever.

@nietzsche258918But I think that where, where it fails though, is the and so or the therefore. You know, a logical proposition expressed in, in, in linguistically rather than just math, we always end it with "and so" or "therefore," right? So the premises have to be entailed in the conclusion. And the "and so" or "therefore" is, "So we have to give Israel more money," "So we have to be nice to them," "So we have to..." That's the part that's failing. Everybody's like, "No, no, we still don't like those people." "No, no, no, no, we still shouldn't be

@nietzsche258918So that's the part that's failed. So they, I'm not saying they can't, like, I don't know when they do one of these things, I don't know for certain if it's real or not. It's just that the and so, and the therefore, the follow-up where we're supposed to go, "Oh, okay, let's, let's turn our kids into Israeli cannon fodder," it just doesn't seem like that part is working. Yeah, yeah, and it becomes,

Speaker 2it becomes more and more obvious, like right now with this, this Muslim shooting, that they Muslims definitely wants to kill the Jews too, which makes absolutely zero fucking sense. But again, iron law, Jews will never pass up an opportunity to generate sympathy for themselves.

@steele_24I just wanna say real quick, I mean, David, intellectually, you know, smart people, and that's kind of a, redundancy, I guess, have put Trump in power, like, people that voted for him. The first, second, third, whatever time. They're not idiots, but then why do we do that?

@nietzsche258918Well, that's a great question. So the question is, what ideas? What were the ideas? All right. So the ideas that he ran on aren't the ideas that he's exhibiting right now. This is what we were talking about this earlier about supporting Massey. Is that-- I think it's reasonable for people to go with the ideas. People still believe in those ideas, which is why the Trump is hemorrhaging support. You know, that, that's the really important distinction here. Like, like if Massey, if he gets elected, and we vote for him because he's this enemy of the Epstein class and blah, blah, blah, and then let's say two years from now, which I think is very possible, he runs for president and then wins, and then he just totally changes personality. It won't be as though those ideas are, are un-popular, he would just have be- betrayed those. Trump's paying the price All of our elected, think of this as credibility currency, and they're devaluing it to nothing. And in a way, if that's really what happens, if it comes to value to absolutely nothing, we kind of win that way too, because we realize, okay, well, this isn't working, this whole process isn't working, this is all fake, and therefore the belief system itself collapses. So that's the, that's the, that's the idea of the awakening. You have to listen, in order to rob people and reduce them to- In order to terrorize people at this scale, you have to make it a belief system. You have to make it, you have to religionize it. And that's the thing that they can't afford to lose is the religiosity of what they're doing. If they just say, "Okay, you're right, we're just thugs with guns, we're just a gang of thugs with guns, but we're still gonna rule you, and if you don't let us, well, we're just gonna come beat the crap out of you, you know, and cage you or murder you," there's

@nietzsche258918You know, Napoleon said he didn't, he, he invited the church back in after he gained power because he said, "You know, God can be on every street corner and a policeman can't." Well, that's because he understood this concept of belief. But these people aren't God. They're not even human. They're submoral people. And once we view 'em that way, when the belief system is gone, they're gonna go hide from us. They're not gonna go, "Oh, you know, okay, no one's voting, no one believes us anymore." No, no, no, no. This is-- this is the whole point of the Great Awakening. You have to understand it and think of it in this way. And if you do, I'm sorry, but

@nietzsche258918Democracy and everything, and, you know, now it's, you know, it's just like brutal authoritarianism, and we're just gonna tell you every second what to do with your life. No, I don't, I, I don't think that's gonna work. I'm sorry. When Christopher Hitchens came to this country, and mostly for free speech, he even warned the left, the people on the left, he said, "You have to choose between liberalism and authoritarianism, because no one, he said, nobody likes to be told what to do." And I'm sorry

@nietzsche258918Are these people.

@transformer444Hey, David, may I have a second?

@nietzsche258918Yeah, go ahead.

@transformer444Yeah, David, I hope to God you're right, a-and I wish I could agree with you hook, line, and sinker, one hundred percent, on what you just said. I think that the reason they're betting so much on these data centers is because the control-- You look, you're right. They can't succeed with human force. That's why they're now developing all this technology that can augment their power. And, I mean, they're banking on that, from what I can see. What do you think?

@nietzsche258918If the master is a machine, so is the slave. But I don't think the machine is gonna be the master. You're asking me, what do I think between the soul of humanity and a machine? And I will just tell you, I believe in the soul of humanity. Life, innocence, goodness, and truth find a way. It really is true. It's very, very hard. I said this earlier, I said it in diligence base. Every lie has an expiration date, and that lie is expiring right now. That big lie that these people have a right to rule us, that these people who deign to tell us what to do and whom to associate and how to raise our kids and what we're allowed to say and think, their time is up. They don't have this right, and of course, once we all agree on that or a critical mass of us, maybe twenty percent, it's over for them.

Ian MalcolmAnd, David, gonna, gonna jump in on that one 'cause, life finds a way, to quote Mr. Malcolm there. but, but yeah, no, life will find a way and the righteous will, win out. I, I sincerely believe that. But why don't we do the following? why don't we go to Blue Sky? I'll, I'll go a little bit out of order here. We'll go to Blue Sky, then we'll get the, musi-- Actually, I'll tell Both spoke earlier, but why don't we go for a little thirty to sixty, second soundbite from each of them? Then we'll go to Blue Sky, make sure you get a little bit more time. Then we'll go to, Rabbi for, for some musical outro, and, then we'll send everybody on their way. But why don't we start with Andy?

@froemelandyYeah, with the data centers, like, it's not gonna be, oh, Terminator-style robots walking down the street or anything like that. I think they wanna build some type of drone force that they can use to subjugate us, because, yeah, there aren't enough of them to rule over us if the majority of the country wakes up. You're not-- what, what, one million soldiers with guns are gonna suppress three hundred plus million Gorm? Like, I'd think not. That just isn't gonna happen. So, yeah, I think that's what these data centers are for. Need these massive data centers to control a killer drone swarm or whatever they have cooked up. So that's what I think the data center's for. It's not about beating China, it's not just about generative AI, 'cause you don't need all these data centers to run Grok and ChatGPT, but you certainly would need them for these massive drone swarms or whatever they're planning. And also, there's a new feature on X where you can see what percent of your followers are active in a day, which is pretty cool, I guess, to see. How many of your people are actively using this app and how many aren't. So, yeah, that's pretty cool. Yeah,

@transformer444it's also for data collection, but, yeah, so they need to collect data on people in order to hit them with the drones. You know, they need to be able to geolocate you, pinpoint your location, and the data centers are quite a bit to do with that, but it has to do a lot of things as well. They wanna develop quantum AI, and it's, it's multi-use. But, sorry for interrupting.

@steele_24Now, can I ask And do you have a comment on that?

@froemelandyYeah, I think the petrodollar is kind of collapsing. I mean, just because we're seeing Iran set up a system where there's gonna be more oil trade in yuan, and after they set that up, other countries are gonna be like, "Wait a minute, if ships wanna go through this trade and they have to pay this toll in yuan, why can't, let's say, European countries-

@froemelandyBuy their oil from the Middle East in euros or something. Why can't Britain buy their oil in pounds? Like they're gonna be like, "Wait a minute, why are we using the dollar? Why aren't we using the euro and actually banding together to strengthen our currency?" Like that's, it's gonna be really kind of interesting to see that, like, all these countries are just using the dollar because they're afraid of us, but this war is like, "Okay, the US doesn't have the military to enforce its dollar hegemony and..." We, the sanctions, I mean, Iran's already evaded the sanctions, and people are saying, "Wow, you're a country that can invade sanctions and take on the US militarily and actually win?" Like, we can't sanction every country on the world if they decide to trade oil in another currency. Like, if we're not gonna sanction all of Europe and just stop trading with them, that just isn't feasible because we don't-

@nietzsche258918Yeah, there is a, there is a country in Eastern Europe that has quite a bit of oil, isn't there?

@froemelandyYeah, exactly. But Europe would rather commit, economic suicide, which I think is also part of the plan. You have the white Christians killing each other in Russia and Ukraine, and then, oh, you strangle Europe economically by not letting them buy Russian oil. And I guarantee you, if you did a poll of Europeans, the majority of them would say, "Hey, if you could have fifty percent cheaper gas, fifty percent cheaper energy bills, but we have to buy oil from Russia, I guarantee you the majority of Europeans would say, 'Yes.' They'd be like, 'Yeah, we support Ukraine against the big bad Russia, but we need to afford to heat our homes in the winter.' This is getting kind of dire here with the cost of living. So it's just governments are forcing this on them." And it's completely ridiculous. Like I would like to see some politicians run in Europe on a platform of, "We will buy Russian oil and bring your energy bill down." I think that'd be a winning platform in some of these European countries. Like if the AFD in Ger- like if the AFD in Germany adopted that and said, "We will buy Russian oil and bring energy prices back down to the levels they were before the Russia-Ukraine war," that would be a winning platform for the AFD, co- in addition to obviously their stances on immigration.

@steele_24A good point, exactly. Yeah,

Ian Malcolmno, well stated, Andy. let's go to Donna real quickly, Donna, and then we'll go to, to Blue Sky and Mr. Rabbi to, to wind things up.

@donnaleistThank you, Ian. as far as what Andy said, the EU, if you look at a map, the Eurozone Over, you know, and the, a NATO. Most of the, most of the countries that are in NATO are in the Eurozone, and they were trying to convince all those countries to adopt the euro. Okay? So they were already making a move going towards the euro.

@donnaleistAnd most of those were in, are a part of NATO. Okay? So who did Trump take to China? The World Economic Forum,

@donnaleistokay? And, and why would he take them? I mean, he's going there, it's country to country, and he takes members of the World Economic Forum.

@donnaleistAnd, I'd like to point out that I saw a picture today that was of a Canadian police officer. And like it showed like that underneath, like part of his front of his uniform, there was, an Israeli flag sewn into his uniform. I'd like to point out that, Jews have, now have, private gun ranges all over the country by different names. And I'd like to point out that a lot of cities cut their police budgets, and our military isn't in country. So, you know, we know, we've heard rumors that Mossad was teaching the cartels how to dispose of bodies, so they were probably teaching them a lot more than that. And we know that the Jews run the drug trade, so there's that. And I'll just land there.

Ian MalcolmNo, much, much appreciated, wonderful additions there, so let's go to, to Blue Sky, and, then we're going to wind it back up to, Rabbi for a musical interlude, and, David for some party words for us.

Speaker 12Thank you, and, if I disrespect anyone, please apologize, 'cause I'm gonna say something some of you might not like it. listen, They've been everywhere, all the war in the entire history of the world are Jewish wars, it's always been like that. And Goya, finally, because of technology, because of an, and people like him on, Kangas Khan, a lot of people in Spain, people are waking up every, every day, every single day. A lot of people, and that's what they're afraid of. That's why, like last year, a couple months ago, Netanyahu was in Miami, and he was saying that we have to get rid of First Amendment rights Because they understand information is the weapon, the more people get educated, their time is up. How many generations did they,

Speaker 12think about how many generations? That, never get this, never talk to each other, never figure it out, never, find out what these people are doing it. But right now today, twenty twenty-six, we're, we live in different world. I'm here and Ann and me are friends only digital. I listen to him. I'm a black man, and at the same time, I agree with him because what he's talking about, I understand. Sometimes he says certain things about African and this, and people don't understand where it's coming from. And the thing is, if they listen to his words, think about it, why you think they bring African people here?

Speaker 12Why you think so? It's not because they love them, no! Because, look back history, look back, even Civil War, when they used to sell cotton, they used to close the market on Jewish holidays. So who's in charge? Now I'm starting to question everything, even the Civil War. I'm not, forget about World War, World War II, we're going back, way back.

Speaker 12We found out they own all these life ships, the insurance, and every time they blame victim, and they, they blame the white man. A lot of people fall for that. And for me, the way I see it, the only servant, the only servant, only three Goya is a white man, some white man, not all of them, few white men, and that's the last obstacle. That's what they're attacking Thomas Mesi, that's what they're attacking, and,

Speaker 12and, so many people that understand what's going on, finally figured out.

Speaker 12So people need to wake up and put their difference aside. It's not about religion, it's not about color. Goya, you need to wake up. And figure this out, and get educated, and do some research, and put your bias aside, difference. Okay? And, and I want you to talk about sometimes, when you're talking about immigrants and stuff like that, please break it down little bit, small pieces, like all these NGOs that people bring here, who are they?

Speaker 12So people don't get it, take your words out of context. I want to understand what you're talking about, isn't it? But it's just basically let people know this what it is and control, okay? And they wanna maintain, and they've been doing this for years. My father got duped, my grand-grandfather got duped, my great-grandfather got duped, but right now Us, I say no more.

Speaker 12Thank you.

Ian MalcolmNo, that's, that's really wonderfully stated there, Blue Sky, and, and, you know, it, it is curious because it's, it's a very, it's a strange position that we find ourselves in when we try to discuss these issues, because on one hand They, being the power structure, which is loosely Jewish supremacy, actually specifically it's Jewish supremacy. Loosely it's the Jews, right? They are weaponizing our differences to create all of the animosity amongst one another so that rather than coming to a common cause and trying to band together, we all fight amongst one another, right? And so the, the dynamic is very curious because on one hand, we need to all just lock arms An arm in, in opposition to this thing. At the exact same time, there is a tidal wave of anything and everything they can muster to try and get us at each other's throats so that we don't do that. And in doing so, at, at times, the, the infighting can be a benefit to them, but at the same time, it's also a benefit to us because sometimes in our disagreements, we end up walking away and saying, "You know what? It's, it's like in, in the Marvel films, in Captain America and, Iron Man

Ian MalcolmThe end of it, they band together and they're like, "Okay, well, that was a good little fight, but now let's actually focus on the real problem, right? That's, that's kind of what, what this is. We, we need to ultimately put all that stuff aside and, and recognize, yes, we've got differences. In my assertion, I think we ultimately will do best when we all have our societies, our worlds, our civilizations as they should be." Right? And it's, it's interesting because we can all have flavors from one another, and I think in some ways diversity can be a really nice thing, but not when it's forced and weaponized by a group that hates us to create the friction, right? And that's unfortunately what's been happening. But very lovely stated. let's go to Mr. Rabbi, for some little music here, and then we'll go back to David for some party words.

Speaker 2All right, sure. no, I just, was going to, I forgot I was gonna say, I was too busy watching this video of this black guy harassing people on the subway. right, that

@nietzsche258918was me. What's that? That was me. In real life, I'm a black guy.

@froemelandyOh, did you see, did you see

Ian Malcolmthe black guy at Chipotle, no and it is-- it's worth noting, right? Because, and, and this will be a really nice little tea up, David, I think, for you. and I say it because for anybody that didn't see-- and this is a great example of what is happening. Right? The, the, there was a, a fight that Andy just referenced in a Chipotle restaurant, which has a very distinct, decor, and also,

Ian Malcolmpaper bags that you can also see flying through the air as roughly, let's say, fifteen, maybe ten black youths that are predominantly men get in a brawl that I can only describe as something out of Animal House with the food fight. I mean, it looks like a cartoon, it doesn't look like real people, it's so over the top. And these things are shoved in our faces to beget anger From the white community against the black community to beget anger from the black community against the white community, because in the white community saying we're done with this, the black community then is gonna be more angry at the white community. But also A lot of black people at these types of black people, and when I say these types, I mean the low IQ individuals that don't have any respect for society, for civil rule, let's say, and decorum. And I, I say this- Yeah, I- Yeah. I'm sorry.

@froemelandyYeah, I'm in a sports group chat, and I have a black friend, and he sends me a lot of these videos, and it's like black fatigue. Like, I have a black friend who's fatigued with a lot of this BS too, and he's like, "Why can

@froemelandyPlease, it's a spiritual problem. And he's like, "I don't think there's a political solution, this is spiritual." And yeah, it, it is, it is a problem, but I think a lot of black people are starting to finally get fed up with this, 'cause I think they don't wanna be lumped in with idiots hitting each other with chairs in a Chipotle or the teen takeovers, which is really black youth crime. Yeah, I've heard that euphemism a lot living near Chicago, where our may-- where the mayor, Brandon Johnson, says it's racist

@froemelandyOr went at him and said, "Actually, throwing people in prison works. We got our murder rate down ninety-eight percent. That was maybe one of my favorite takedowns." Yeah, and,

Ian Malcolmand so to that, and it's a, a nice little segue, because next week, and I'm, I'm excited for this one, I'm gonna be speaking with, Andre Williams, who I have seen, he's a, a black individual on this application. And some of the rhetoric that he uses to describe the Black community, I think it would actually tingle the loins, if you will, of the fourteen eighty-eight folks. They'd be like, "Wow, this guy's really based."

Ian Malcolmand, and he basically looks at this not as a color issue, but as one that is of, of culture, and that there is essentially a predisposition that leads to individuals participating there within. And as a result, this is attractive to all sorts of individuals. It's not just the black community, they are certainly overrepresented there within, but this inner city culture and this community of violence, of disregard for civilization, disregard for themselves, frankly, right? We can't have a productive march forward against Jewish supremacy if we have just bar fights anywhere and everywhere across the country. We gotta be able to speak out against these things. And so I'm excited for that conversation with With Andre to be a really interesting kind of dive into this topic, into the cultural aspects of it. I've talked about this eight different ways to Sunday with Rabbi, they've always been really interesting conversations with him, and so I hope I'll be able to join for that one along with David and so many other friends. we're also going to be talking while this is kind of top of mind, we're gonna be having a conversation. I want

@froemelandythe date for this space, I gotta make sure I make this point.

Ian MalcolmThat's gonna be, let me pull

Ian Malcolmup, do, do,

Ian Malcolmwith Andre Williams, and I will, I'll put one. So here you go, I'll put this up into the nest, actually. This is one of his most recent, well, this is a pin tweet. the four types of Black Americans he's got up there. really, really wonderful speaker. was, was pleased to get connected with him through the official Dre that you guys might be familiar with. so we'll have that conversation. We're also gonna be speaking with an individual that, I, I thought was a,

Ian MalcolmOr, or contact with the groeper guys, on, America First. We're gonna be talking about that on, Wednesday. And then we've also got, what is the other space that I also have for Thursday? I'll find that really quickly. While I do, why doesn't Rabbi Malia's cue up some of that wonderful music for us? Then we'll go to, David for parting remarks.

Speaker 2Sure thing. before I do that, I just wanted to add, to the, the black issue with, you know- Black people who, are, you know, functioning as adults and black people that aren't, this unfortunately is a, a biological issue. You have, for whatever reason, I don't know why, but you have people whose brains don't mature past a certain low age. So you literally have two hundred and three and pound fourteen-year-olds Wandering around, pretending to be adults, and that's where most problems come from, like this guy in the subway who's going around yelling at white women to give up their seat,

Speaker 2or prove, to prove that they're not racist, which makes zero sense at all.

Speaker 12Listen, let us two sit down.

Speaker 2He's not even-- The lady don't even know he's talking to her. She's just, she's just done, done in her life. He's saying you're racist, you're gonna give me a CD, like, this is nonsense. This is, this is what children will do. But yeah, I'll play that. Let me play this one 'cause we haven't heard in a while.

Speaker 13In grade school, we all sat inside and learned how those poor co-eds died. Those people didn't raise a fist, just don't ask if they were communist. If you don't wanna go away, don't piss off the I-

Ian MalcolmAs always, spectacular, Mr. Malias. and I, I love the humor that you inject into, into your music and, and speaking of which, and, and injecting things into the presentation, I know Mr. Mr. David will always do a wonderful job injecting some positivity, some thoughts for the space, closing remarks, and before we go, I did also wanna bring attention, Mr. Truth Teller just opened his space not too long ago, that's why the always lovely Miss Joanne had to jump in. And I wanna give a big shout out not only Jo- to Joanne, the co-hostess with the mostess, also to Godfrey who was up here and David, who were helping as, as co-hosts on this journey. They're always absolutely wonderful. As was everybody that came up here, ranging from Rabbi and Tom and Steele, so many others that, that we were humble enough to have, grace us with their presence. But with that, Mr. David, any, any thoughts on kind of Massey, what he represents, and kind of what you

Ian MalcolmWell,

@nietzsche258918first I have to say, it's funny how Truth Teller's face became like the after party, you know? It's like you leave and all the cool kids are there when you show up, and you're like, "Oh yeah, I just saw you a minute ago." you know, I love, I love what's happening tomorrow. It's very interesting because I think, I, you know, it's always heads I win, tails you lose with these people, but I think it's kind of the opposite now because if they manage- To unseat Thomas Massie, and they will prove once and for all that democracy just doesn't matter. That the overrated little water closet that we call the voting booth isn't the answer. The answer has to be something else. We've been hypnotized by that. And I think maybe we'll realize finally that the biggest misapprehension of democracy is that the voting booth is our instrument of control over those who dare to rule us, when quite the reverse is obviously true. And yet, if he does win, I think it will embolden a lot of other people to come out of the woodwork and say similar things and obviously get that liberty rating that he has. I do want to just make a small point about what we talked about, young black criminality. I just wanna speak on behalf of our black brothers and sisters. This is being perpetrated upon them, this is being done to them. Your friends that are black that don't like this, notice their voices aren't being heard. Why would they be letting these people go, do these cr-criminal acts? Those aren't black people that are letting black people do these things. There are a lot of white people doing this. This is Jewish supremacy. Perpetrating this intentionally so that we'll, we'll hate them, so that we'll characterize-- Don't forget, Joe Biden said, his administration said, the word looter was racist. He literally called all black people looters. He said, "Those two, two things are natural corollaries. If these people oppose you, it's really bad, but if they pretend to represent you, it's way, way worse." So I just wanna make that point, you know, when they let a black criminal go back home, they're sending him back to a black community that has to be emasculated by that criminal. So I just really wanna make the point that the reason why that this, that this emancipatory movement is working is because we're all seeing how this works now, and it's all divide and conquer, so it's not black versus white, rich versus poor, Muslim against Christian, it's us against this cabal of Jewish supremacists, the Epstein class I like to call them, and I, I think that that is, and I, I feel it changing very rapidly, don't you, Ian? I really feel like even in the last two months, I feel like the awakening, I'm hearing more and more normies go, "Oh yeah!" Yeah, this is the thing, and Dan Bilzerian is using the term, you know, Jewish supremacy. We haven't heard that before, we can take a little measure of pride for that. So I'm very excited about where this is going. Courage is on the rise, human solidarity is on the rise, and I can't wait to see how all this pans out in the future. What do you think, my friend?

Ian MalcolmOh, brother, I couldn't agree more. And you, you know, there, there's a, there's a piece in there I really wanna harp on and highlight which is the idea of Jewish supremacy, and I, I wanna credit-- I, I'm still convinced that David was the first person that I heard not only use that term, but specifically to, to-- it's not weaponizing, but maybe that's the right way to think about it, because you are utilizing it repeatedly. To continually, in, enforce or reinforce that idea, and it's so wild 'cause I remembered that, y-you and I were talking about this, and I went back and I had a thread where I basically, what I did was I took the words white, it was white supremacy and white privilege, and I said, "I've heard these two things being accused all the time from the media, that there's white privilege, white privilege, white privilege," and so I just went through and I, I, I, I had the definition of what is, what does Fine privilege, and then I arrived at the conclusion that, well, it's Jewish privilege, and then X used their Jewish privilege and censored it and suppressed the thread, but that idea of supremacy, right? As if to prove you're right. Exactly, exactly. But the, the supremacy idea, you know, you, you, you use that one repeatedly, and, and to, to think that that terminology- Has gone from the far reaches of Twitter, where we've been having these spaces that not too long ago had a couple dozen people in them, right? And now we hold these rooms and we get hundreds, sometimes thousands of people that come through. And that, that term, Jewish supremacy, not only is that permeating into the spaces with diligent, where now I've heard him reference that term, right? But to hear Dan Bilesarian use it, to know that he's going to be using that publicly, to know that that's going to get into the zeitgeist of the people that recognize the These topics and that they talk about these issues and that David specifically to credit and attribute that term and that phrase to you, right? 'Cause it's been in a lot of these rooms for a long time, and you're the person that I believe I heard that from repeatedly first.

@nietzsche258918Right? And to think that- Yeah, I didn't know that I was like dropping a match in the forest, you know? I was just speaking from the heart, so I didn't, you know, like, but, you know, the idea is, who doesn't love equality, right? I mean, who doesn't? Isn't that the test of whether we're good or bad? And like, who doesn't love equality? Like, we're sort of throwing their shit back at them.

Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely, and it's, it's taking the very, the very thing, white supremacy, the big boogeyman, and then we're all like, "Oh, I guess, you know, you're the fool now, because we're gonna take your words, we're gonna take a mirror, and we know the vampires don't like them, but we're gonna hold that right back up to you." And then lo and behold, the very claims they've made about us, the slurs, the slander, all of it, it's now very clear that they are the ones

Ian MalcolmThey're crimes, every accusation is a confession, right? So Jewish supremacy. So think about that. So David used that term, that begot us, using that more and more specifically, that begets, perhaps Dan Bilesarian and all these other individuals, and the next thing you know, Tucker Carlson might use Jewish supremacy, and then the next thing you know, it's a year from now and on the mainstream media, they're talking about Jewish supremacy against the will of all the owners because everybody's catching on. Right? So I, I say that because these rooms, these, these little spaces that we're holding, the little accounts that we all have, right? We don't have the reach of Dan Bilzerian or Kanye West or any of this stuff. Although Kanye, Kanye did once repost one of my things. Boy, that was, that was a surprise, right? But think about that. Whether it's Jewish supremacy and Dan Bilzerian using that and that getting force-functioned into the, the, the lexicon, whether it was Kanye West sharing my little tweet to his Audience, I think he at the time had one of the biggest, follower accounts on, on X, right? Our ideas are making a difference. These rooms are making a difference. Our posts, our little accounts, our little handles, our little efforts are monumentally consequential. And, and David, that idea of Jewish, Jewish supremacy, you wrote it on the side of the match, you lit it, you dropped it in the forest, not knowing near the amount of kindling that- It was all around, right? And now this idea, it's, it's, it's a, it's a blazing light. It's taking a hold. People are noting what's going on. We are creating a very big problem for these people that have lived for a long time in the dark, and that, that forest fire, intellectually speaking, it is ravaging across their power structure. They don't know what to do, and all they can think to do is to take more money and throw it into the fire. They're like, "This'll fix it." That's the problem, right? And then their little confetti, all it's doing is it's just more kindling, right? So we are going to keep winning, the fire is going to keep blazing, and as it does, they will get more and more terrified, not because we don't have pitchforks, we don't have bullets, we don't have anything, no kinetic violence, we've just got the truth, and those little bits of truth, like the idea of Jewish supremacy, just like on the old commercials where they would say, "If we repeat this thing over and over and Again, eventually it'll stick, but we're doing it honestly, and that's the best part, is the, the moment people get this to stick in their head and they start to think about it, it's just like Leonardo DiCaprio in Inception, the idea grows and grows and grows, and it takes hold, it takes root. We are going to continue winning, and I will continue having these conversations with all of you, and I say that because not only do I enjoy them, not only do I learn from them, but I love all of you, even my hecklers, I really do Because in the heckling, maybe we refine our, our message, we refine how we deliver it. Right? So you're all valued. Jewish supremacists, not so much. We are going to continue making your life a figurative nightmare by bringing attention to these issues, by continuing to call out the supremacy, and by refusing to allow you to enslave us. And so with lots of that, I wanna wish everybody a good morning, good evening, good afternoon, wherever you are in the world, as always. Certainly, God bless for everything that you are. God speed on our adventure. I will see you all on Wednesday for that next space, the one that we have the day following on Thursday, which is going to be with Tom Kaczarski, I think I pronounced that right. Oh, by the way, I was remembering while, excuse me, Rabbi, had his music going. And, that'll be a very interesting one, because Tom has been in this. He's, he's an author, he's written multiple books, he's a freedom fighter, he's been a politician, he's been on television a whole bunch of times with interviews. He's a very, very thoughtful man. I'm gonna be very humbled to be able to speak with him about where we go from here now that we are winning. So that'll be a wonderful conversation then, like I said, next Wednesday, speaking with Andre. We got a whole bunch of good, good, I hope to see you all there, and if we don't, I look forward to seeing you all in the next space, in the next life, in this one, in the next day, and all the things that we have to look forward to. So lots of love, Godspeed, we'll see you guys all soon.

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