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- 0:00Moldy Bread Origin StoryIan Malcolm and Simon Goddek discuss the unexpected viral success of the 'moldy bread' meme.
- 16:43Ratioing Jewish SupremacistsSimon explains how the moldy bread meme is used to 'ratio' prominent Jewish figures on X, highlighting their lack of self-awareness.
- 30:26Censorship and AwakeningThe hosts debate whether censorship on platforms like X is inadvertently helping people wake up to Jewish supremacy.
- 37:15Generational Shift Against ZionismSimon predicts that younger generations will lead to an anti-Zionist, anti-Jewish future in America as boomers die out.
- 47:14Moldy Bread: A Rallying CryThe discussion explores how the moldy bread meme has become a symbol of resistance and confidence against Jewish supremacy.
- 1:01:45NYC Politics and GlobalismSimon offers a globalist perspective on local NYC politics, criticizing the mayor's policies and the city's condition.
- 1:17:37Immigration, Capitalism, and UsuryThe conversation shifts to the complexities of immigration, the flaws in the banking system, and the concept of usury.
- 1:26:39Population Growth and Economic ModelsThe panel debates the necessity of population growth for economic prosperity, distinguishing between organic and inorganic growth.
- 1:48:51Transgender Ideology and SocietyThe discussion delves into the societal implications of transgender ideology, its impact on children, and the medical community's role.
- 1:58:16Historical Downfall of Western CultureDr. Simon attributes the downfall of Western civilization to the Balfour Declaration and the Versailles Treaty, linking them to the rise of Jewish power.
- 2:15:19The Uglification of CultureThe panel critiques the 'uglification' of modern culture, using the Met Gala and certain celebrity appearances as examples of demoralization.
- 2:32:19Jewish Supremacy and IQRabbi Malleus challenges the notion of higher Jewish IQs, explaining how it's a misrepresentation and a tool for their agenda.
- 2:56:05Propaganda and White SupremacyThe discussion concludes with an analysis of how mainstream media frames dissent as 'white supremacy' and the importance of sharing alternative narratives.
The Transcript
Ian Malcolmco-hostess with The Mostess, as always. So, Joanne, while we're waiting for the incomparable Mr. Simon Goddick to jump in here, any guesses as to the reason for the introductory little note here of the day? Any thoughts?
@joann_marieI do not know the song, Ian. I'm so sorry. I know, I know.
Ian MalcolmAll right, all right. Well, Wolf's got his hand up. I'll send out a couple invites here again while we wait for our featured speaker. Mr. Wolf, any thoughts on the selection of the musical choice here of the day? Rocky, baby. Rocky Balboa. Exactly. So why are we going with Rocky, Joanne and Wolf?
@joann_marieBecause Maldi Bread will never be defeated. Maldi Bread will never...
Ian MalcolmIt will always go the distance. The yeast will keep on rising. It is unstoppable. I tried. So there's a couple accounts on here that do some wonderful work with audio. And Joanne, are you familiar with the country song Red Solo Cup? Do you know that song?
@joann_marieNo.
Ian MalcolmOh, no, you don't know that one. Okay. Well, it's a party song. And I was considering trying to get somebody to turn it into a slightly different lyrical rendition that would have gone something like moldy old bread. You always come out ahead. Just me and you. Ratio is what we do. And it would have been fun, but it did not work out, unfortunately.
Ian MalcolmSo instead. We went with the Rocky Balboa because the moldy old bread keeps going the distance, which is the name of that song. And I feel bad. I really do. Because all of these accounts and I will, of course, walk through some of them. But the biggest accounts on this platform have had to completely block Simon and I because it doesn't matter if it's.
Ian MalcolmMark Levin, who I don't know if he has blocked Simon yet. We're going to have to ask him when he gets in here. But Mark Levin had to block me. And then we got Ben Shapiro and then Laura Loomer and on and on and on. And so it's just become a funny little game. But we'll walk through some of the, let's say, the victims of the undisputed heavyweight champion of the kitchen, which is the moldy bread that comes out of the oven.
Ian MalcolmAnd no, that's not a reference to certain historical events. Yes, and that's not how this is going to work. Oh, go right. Well, to you as well, I suppose, if that's a good thing. And if not, then my apologies. I think that's a warm greeting. Joanne, are you familiar with whatever was just being uttered there?
@joann_marieYes, it's just hi, but he's a person from Gaza. I don't think he speaks English.
Ian MalcolmOkay, yes, we are not here for fundraisers, and I apologize because there are a lot of people who certainly suffered, and we take that very seriously. What we do not are individuals that might be attempting to use the very real suffering of some to try and line their pockets illegitimately or disingenuously, not accusing anybody of such, but as we cannot, let's say, validate the legitimacy or the grifticity of those that would otherwise pose on the internet.
Ian MalcolmUh, we just take a blanket statement in, uh, saying that we'll try to bring attention to the sufferings of many, especially those in Palestine and elsewhere that suffer under Jewish supremacy. Uh, but when it comes to fundraisers and things of that nature, I, uh, I apologize. I tried to veer as far away from most of them as I can.
Ian MalcolmWe did have that space, Joanne, which was fascinating. Thanks to 40 who's in the listener panel, uh, on moldy berry tree that I thought was really fascinating, really interesting, and certainly a good cause that I'm glad we brought attention to. But again, whether it's an app or it is a charitable operation or people in need, it can be very difficult to separate the wheat from the chaff to stick with the moldy bread references.
Ian MalcolmSo Simon, I just sent you a co-host if you'd like to grab that. And you were not here necessarily for the kickoff, but we began the space with the legendary theme of none other than Rocky, the Italian stallion, Balboa. And in doing so, we listened to a rendition of Going the Distance. And of course, just like moldy bread, Rocky Balboa went all the way.
Ian MalcolmThe only difference, Simon, I'm curious, is a good place to start, is a little bit of the backstory of the bread, Simon, because the Italian stallion was kind of down and out. right? A downtrodden guy from Philadelphia who was once upon a time, I think he was actually a bodyguard for essentially drug dealers and other degenerates.
Ian MalcolmAnd yet from those humble beginnings, he soared to great heights. And so Simon, I want to first understand the backstory, the origin story. This is like us unpacking what is Batman Begins, right? We're going into the lore of what would ultimately become just this this item with the vendetta, right, which is the moldy bread.
Ian MalcolmI'm curious, though, for the backstories on the very humble beginning of these little pieces of yeast that once were. And so, Simon, if you wouldn't mind, for anybody not familiar with you and your work, if you'd give a little bit of an intro on yourself. And then the backstory, again, the origins and the humble beginnings of this little piece of bread that has now conquered so many of these Jewish influencers.
Ian MalcolmI'm curious for your take.
Speaker 1Hey.
Speaker 2Oh, wait, that was the wrong one. It was the right one, right? So, anyways, yeah, I mean, long introduction. Wow. Sorry for being late, you know, to walk the dogs. The dogs didn't walk. They just ran into the jungle. They didn't come back. So, I mean, they're somewhere now. Let's hope the jaguar didn't take them. Anyways, if so, it's going to be a cheap future.
Speaker 2Less dog food, right? So, how did it start? Like, you know, I was always ranting on... On Mark Levine. How do you say his name? Levine, right? Levine. Must be Levine. Or is it Levin?
Ian MalcolmWell, we can stick with Levin because of the bread theme here. But yeah, Mark Levin is how I've always heard it.
Speaker 2Levin. Levin. Not Levine. It could be whatever. Who cares, right? So, I mean, I've been rationing him. And somebody friend said, like, you know... We were talking and he was like, yeah, you could race him with everything. I was like, with the moldy bread as well. He was like, probably. I was like, okay, all right, let's try it.
Speaker 2It was like, I don't know, 20,000 likes. I was like, okay, this is funny. And I was bored. It was just like putting his face in there. I was using Grok. So I had like a thousand different, you know, templates of Mark Levine with Eleven or whatever, you know, with this moldy bread. I mean, that's why there are so many out there.
Speaker 2There is one with... moldy bread on his forehead, you know, one where he is like getting a moldy bread bukkake. So there, you know, there, there are several versions out there and everything is rationing him, literally. And people like it. I don't know why, like people, people seem to be into this. And like, as you, as you did and others as well, like every Jewish supremacist is like, is now always confronted with moldy bread.
Speaker 2I mean, they're not even allowed to eat it, right? Because like, I think in Passover, they just eat like this, This rocky, you know, what do they call it? Matzah. They call it matzah or something. You know, they just punish themselves for being Jewish. And it doesn't, it's not allowed to contain any leaven. So yeah, they must hate it.
Speaker 2But I mean, like the wild part, he still hasn't blocked me. I'm like, I'm literally rationing him like 10 times per day and he doesn't block me. He blocks everybody else, like small accounts. and whoever, but he doesn't block me. So probably he's like, okay, well, he's like, you know, he's increasing the views. It's like, for these two shekels, I'm not going to block him.
Speaker 2This would be a hardcore stereotype, but I wouldn't be surprised.
Ian MalcolmSo Mark Levin is allowing the ratioing as long as it makes the shekels rain seems to be the reality here.
Speaker 3Probably.
Ian MalcolmAnd it is kind of interesting, though, because you... Again, the origin story on the moldy bread, it's not like you were going and using this on some small account that just pestered you. Instead, you went right for the jugular, one of the biggest accounts on here. Now, that's a figurative jugular for the massage chokes.
Speaker 2I'm rationing many people. I think he's on Twitter since 2007, which is literally 20 years. I'm on here for just a couple of years. My active followers are equal to his active followers, maybe. But still, the person who is making a post should get always more likes than the person replying. I'm getting to the point that when I make my own post, I'm writing my own post, I get like 200, 300 likes, but every reply to Mark is getting me like 2,000, 3,000, 4,000 replies.
Speaker 2I don't know why, what the algorithm is thinking. Probably nothing. It actually shows how many people are annoyed by these players. It's not just Mark. It's also Ben Shapiro, like piece of shit, burn in hell. And it's many other of these Jewish supremacists, like whose surnames end with wits or, you know, and a bomb, stain, all these people, with, of course, some exceptions.
Ian MalcolmYeah, and just really to clarify the burning in the HG double hockey sticks, I'm sure that's a figurative reference to activity on X, not to any kind of literal call to violence. I just always want to be very clear on those things.
Speaker 2No violence here.
Ian MalcolmExactly. And so starting with Mark Levin, and it is kind of curious because maybe this is a good place to start before we go through some of the poor victims of the moldy bread. But what you just said there was very interesting about... active users and the proportion of them that are either still on this application or perhaps even real.
Ian MalcolmOr bots. Yeah, or bots. Because Levin has, what, like six or seven million followers? I think five million. Oh, five. Okay, he's at five.
Speaker 2I'm checking out his profile every day. I feel like a stalker, but I'm not, you know. Oh, poor Mark Levin. I put him on notifications. I have four people on notifications. He's one of them. He's super annoying. Five million.
Ian MalcolmAll right, so 5 million. But I mean, you still have one of the largest handles on X at 1.1 million. But I guess if we were to exclude bots and also people that maybe haven't used the applications, you know, in 20 or 15 years, you probably do have a, not just a more active, but also I would presume in every sense of more sincere and more enthusiastic follower base that's actually paying attention to the things that you do on this app.
Speaker 2Yeah, probably. I mean, you can assume that like Mossad, as like a whole group that's giving him likes. You can see whenever he was tweeting about, let's take Hamonet out, he got like in the first hour 10,000 likes, just like that. But every other post would just get like 200, 300. It doesn't make any sense. So there seems to be some weird algorithm behind or some bot farm.
Speaker 2I mean, we can tell. I mean, probably Nikita Beer could tell, but I mean, he's part of the clan, so he probably will not tell us. But I assume that he's heavily bottled. Let's see his tweet from one hour ago has 41 likes, which is nothing, right?
Ian MalcolmYeah, I was going to say, any of us up here on the panel could probably respond with all sorts of nonsense, and his 41 likes would look pretty pitiful and likely get ratioed in about 30 minutes or so, which we're not going to do. Not trying to organize any kind of... let's say inauthentic attacks on reputation via the moldy bread.
Ian MalcolmWe will not do that live. It would have been a funny little exercise, but not trying to do anything. And that's the wildest part is that, you know, when it comes to bot farms, Simon, I'm curious for your thoughts on this, right? Because Elon essentially came in and he promised we're going to get rid of the bots, but it feels like we see just as many, if not more, but again, that they are only able to participate in a certain direction in terms of the narrative.
Ian MalcolmAnd so it makes me wonder if the entire effort is to purge the bots, but only the ones that are not under the control of you-know-who.
Speaker 2Yeah, probably. He also said he would get rid of suspensions at all. I mean, people are still getting suspended just before he purges it. Why? I mean, why, right? It doesn't make any sense. It makes sense to suspend bots, but it's very easy to split a bot farm. You just see, okay, you have this IP, you have these specific patterns of...
Speaker 2So if they have all these bots within one second, like a tweet of Mark Levin, you know, it's more than obvious. And if it's always the same, you can get rid of them. But many people are still getting suspended on our side, wildly even. And they can say whatever. I mean, like, look what Mark Levin is saying. He's losing it.
Speaker 2He's calling people subhumans like every single day. But if you call someone a effing Jew, you know, you get suspended. So why can't he call someone a subhuman, which is much worse than calling someone, you know, effing whatever. But they can do it because they're protected. They're also protected by this platform.
Ian MalcolmYeah, and it's baffling to witness just because this was supposed to be the one free haven of free speech. And obviously that has not really been delivered upon. But isn't it curious? Because Simon, I'm curious for your thoughts on this one. There... unwillingness to allow the free speech is actually helping our side because people are noting the application of the censorship, right?
Ian MalcolmSo it's this very weird dynamic where it's the immovable object and the unstoppable force, which the force is truth. The immovable object is Jewish supremacy. It feels like the longer they try to hold the pot on the, what is it? The lid on the pot on the stove. The more they do that, the more they build this bubbling, you know, overwhelming force within that is, I don't want to say that it's erupting just yet, but it feels like people are starting to note the obvious bias of even this, the free speech absolutist platform.
Speaker 2I mean, people woke up during COVID, I think, you know, when you could just say, like, I'm against the measures and you would get banned.
Speaker 4I think it was even much wilder. Would you say, is speaking about it enough or do we all have to move to Brazil like Simon?
Speaker 3Huh?
Speaker 4Is speaking about it enough to hold the DOJ accountable for what they're not doing? Is that enough or do we just have to move to a different country?
Speaker 2I moved to a different country because I lived in Holland and it was like socialist Europe back then. It still is.
Speaker 4Well, yeah, but that's why, you know, I agree with what Ian was saying. Like, a lot of people are talking about it more and more, 100%. But is that enough?
Speaker 2Of course it is. I mean, they're feeling the pressure. I mean, you can't tell they're not. I mean, like, look at Mark. He's losing it. He wasn't losing it like one year ago. But now he's losing it. Look what they're trying to, you know, do against Tucker Carlson. They're all losing it. It's literally, you know, Ben Shapiro, Mark Levine, all these American Jewish shills, like, retweeting Israeli Jewish shills the whole time.
Speaker 2I don't know the names of these people. I mean, let me see. All these weird accounts that are actually Indian. They're retweeting them, you know? And then you have, like, James Lindsay all over.
Speaker 4Yeah, but they're not the DOJ.
Speaker 2No, they're not. The DOJ, but it's like, they have the same mindset. But, like, people are waking up. People are waking up. Like, why are all these Jewish, you know, Epstein Island... perpetrators, why are they getting protected? Why are they not going after them? How many of the victims were Jewish? 0%. How many people on the list?
Speaker 270%. So people are waking up. They're like, why is this happening? Why can Jewish sex offenders just fly back to Israel and be protected there? So people are waking up. So I think it's a very good thing, the censorship. Because without the censorship, people wouldn't wake up. They're like, oh, it's fine. Everything's transparent.
Speaker 2But that way, it's totally helping us.
Ian MalcolmNo, that's really well stated. And that's why I think, and going back probably, Joey, I don't remember this one, going back at least a year, I was saying that we've essentially already won the intellectual war because the options were them allowing us free speech, in which case more and more and more people wake up, or them suppressing the speech, in which case more and more people notice the suppression and then they wake up, right?
Ian MalcolmEither way... The awakening is unstoppable. It is that unstoppable force. The truth is going to win. It's like the Jewish supremacists are essentially, it's almost like, you know what? The righteousness is the solar panel. And the Jewish supremacists are trying to prevent the sun from rising. And they're like, this can't happen.
Ian MalcolmJust continue blotting it out. And the sun's getting higher and higher. And they've got this huge curtain that's held up by Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin. And Netanyahu is trying to build the six million foot tall wall. It's never going to matter. The sun is going to go up. The batteries are going to get charged by the solar panel.
Ian MalcolmAnd people are starting to get really frustrated. And the more they build that wall or that curtain trying to prevent the sunlight, the more obvious it becomes even to our critics, right? And so it's, and I see JP's got his hand up, so we're going to go there, but to kind of- I just want to add something to this.
Speaker 2So I think like, especially Generation Z and Generation Alpha, you know, they know the truth or they know what they consider the truth that I also consider the truth, right? So they'll never go back. They will never at some point say like, oh, let's consider that Zionism is a good thing, right? And the boomers are dying.
Speaker 2So at some point, America will be totally anti-Zionist, totally anti-Zionist. And I think Zionism and Judaism is very interrelated, right? So I think we can clearly state that in the near future that the tables are not turning back. So for example, I was totally pro-Jewish, pro-Zionist or whatever you can until a couple of years ago.
Speaker 2I was totally in their favor. Until I learned, of course, what's happening to the wells of Palestinians. And I was becoming much, much, much, much, much more critical. But still, before all this happened, I was still saying, okay, these people should have their own land, right? Suicide solution, yes. But I mean, they should have their own land.
Speaker 2I think now they shouldn't. I think they shouldn't. But I mean, it's just like a personal opinion, right? I mean, I could be locked up in jail for this, for saying this in Europe. But I mean, it's just, you know. I just say they shouldn't. But the tables are, it's a one-way road. It's a one-way road. It's not going to go back.
Speaker 2And I tell you, in 10, 20 years, they will lose the game because nobody is, at some point, will say like, okay, I was anti-Zionist, anti-Jewish, and now I'm starting to love them because they give us no reason to like them.
Ian MalcolmNo, and the insane, well, not insane, the wild part is that it's almost like quicksand, I suppose. This truth that is the... the trap to the Jewish supremacy. And I say it because the more they squirm, the old allegory, at least for anybody that remembers the horrors of quicksand, right? That was in, what was it? The Princess Bride.
Ian MalcolmThe more you move, I think it was in Indiana Jones, actually, as well in the lore. But the more you move, the more it sucks you down, right? And so the Jewish supremacists, the more they try to squirm their way out of the reality of this awakening, the more, again, it just brings attention to it. And it's crazy because...
Ian MalcolmThe moldy bread, it's a wonderful meme of an image, because again, it's the least likable thing that you can envision, and yet it's far more likable than the Jewish supremacy.
Speaker 2So actually, moldy bread has its function in society.
Ian MalcolmIt does. It serves a purpose, and one that is non-parasitizing. I'll just use that one. It's not parasitic, right? And so as you look around at this... It really is wild because what's coming out of it is, and here's the piece, and then we'll go to JP, that I think is brilliant about the moldy bread, Simon. And it's, I've kind of gotten a little bit more brash because of moldy bread.
Ian MalcolmAnd what I mean by that is, and I think this is a microcosm for a lot of what's going on right now. James D. Russell, and I hate giving attention to shill accounts for Zionists, but this person dubs himself a counter extremist. who is out analyzing and investigating fraud, extremism, and emerging threats. And he's the one that, of course, put out information.
Ian MalcolmI don't want to say doxed. I don't know if that's the right term. But put out all kinds of information on Decent Backup, a whole bunch of other people like Buckley Carlson. He just put something up, but I don't know the accuracy of it, but on Lucas Gage. And the irony is I would have used moldy bread, but I said that I would not.
Ian MalcolmI had my last fun with the bread leading up to this space, although don't worry, it will come back. But instead I just said, you're a Jewish cuck. Very, rather direct. And we've ratioed him in all of an hour. And I say this because this guy's post... Cuck or cuck? Oh, it was cuck. No, he's not a... I don't even know if he has one of the other terminologies there.
Ian MalcolmBut, you know, I said you're a Jewish cuck. And the reason is because all this guy does is he shills for Jewish supremacy and he basically... He tries to threaten those that would talk about Jewish supremacy by highlighting people that are speaking out against it, like Buckley Carlson and many others. And so in doing so, he's trying to basically shame or guilt or fear individuals out of discussing Jewish power.
Ian MalcolmAnd so he does that and he gets boosted by all of these pro-Israeli slop accounts. And I just come in and say, you're a Jewish cock and we ratio him. And the thing that's fantastic is in their attempt to fear people into silence, they instead, if they go into the comment section and they see that you are a Jewish cock is more popular than the fear that he's putting out, that it gives people the confidence to speak similarly.
Ian MalcolmAnd look, I know that that's a little bit of a, again, it's brash terminology. I try to keep things intellectual as best I can, but sometimes you just need to be blunt. And you need to call an obnoxious person obnoxious. And that's kind of the colloquial way of saying that in modernity here, right? And so to just throw that back in their face, no, we're done.
Ian MalcolmWe're not going to be feared and shamed into silence. You sitting there and prospectively sharing information to try and fear us into the corner. No, we're done. And I think other people see that and then have the confidence to stand up. they have the confidence to say, no, we're going to discuss Jewish supremacy and we're not going to be, again, kind of feared away from such.
Ian MalcolmAnd so I think ironically, the moldy bread and JP, I want to bring you in here and get your thoughts on either the bread, the backstory of it with Simon or anything else that might be in relation to this topic. But the moldy bread has basically been a champion and a rallying cry to get a bunch of people to see how unpopular Jewish supremacy is.
Ian MalcolmAnd that, in fact, gives them the confidence or the courage to stand up.
Speaker 5to call out the absurdity of it dp yeah hey guys um so hello everybody so i i got a quick uh i want to point out a a quick observation observation and throw out a question so the
Speaker 5You touched on this a moment ago. The fact that mold is parasitic to the bread, let's not let the irony be lost on that, in terms of parasitic on society, etc.
Ian MalcolmIt does serve the purpose, though, with penicillin, to Simon's point.
Speaker 5Actually, I think I missed the very origins. I must have tuned in late. I missed the very origins of how the molded bread
Speaker 2originated what was oh just like just like me and a friend talking about this like can you imagine like like me saying oh like even the moldy bread would would ratio them right because i've always been racing them with like normal comments i was like you know i can ratio them with everything oh okay it was just a low bar it was like the lowest bar you can think of okay yeah yeah exactly i mean there's there's a lower bar it's like probably an indian pooping on a beach or something but i mean like at least something i could think of right
Speaker 2Gotcha.
Ian MalcolmSimon, do you think that that imagery could actually ratio Mark Levin? Oh, easily, easily.
Speaker 5Well, here's my second point, which is specifically speaking to that. So I'd just like to throw this out on the table as a potential theory, right? So along the lines of, you know, Kiss, Occam's Razor and everything, you know, not over, don't confuse. what is it what's the saying don't confuse uh you know stupidity with brilliance etc etc so could it be just that mark rather than blocking you has you muted and he's not seeing your responses that that are that are trashing him no he he's he's replying even sometimes he's calling me like a nazi piece of shit and something like this he seems to enjoy it or something maybe oh
Speaker 2Oh, okay. He interacts occasionally, yes.
Speaker 5So he engages with your responses. Okay, that blows that theory up.
Speaker 2That's what he does with everybody, right? He's praising his Jewish friends and everybody who's against genocide. He's calling a piece of shit a Nazi, a fascist, a little Adolf. I mean, just check his timeline.
Speaker 6High praise, honestly.
Speaker 2He likes to call people subhuman. The fun part is, actually... Der Stürmer in Germany, they call Jewish people subhumans, and he's doing the same now.
Speaker 5Okay, I missed the part where he's actually responding to your responses.
Speaker 2Oh, make fun of it. Sometimes he does, and I'm just making fun of it. I'm retweeting it even.
Speaker 5Right, I was thinking that perhaps he just was ignoring your responses and just was not aware that they were there because he, as I said, may have had you...
Speaker 2I have no clue what's going on in his head.
Speaker 5Because you can mute some... You can mute someone without blocking them and then you just won't see their stuff, but they're interacting with you and you just don't know it. But so much for that theory. Okay, thanks.
@joann_marieSomeone made a list of all of the people and countries and schools that Mark Levin has called Nazi and is hilarious. I'm looking for it. I want to make it on that list. That's goals. I know.
Ian MalcolmJoanne, why do you think it is that Mark Levin continues to not only allow, but also to engage with Simon's posts that embarrass him so regularly? Do you think it's some kind of sadomasochism? Or what's the mechanism here that has Mark Levin maybe even excited about it?
Speaker 2It's like this $1 of edge revenue shares. I mean, you can probably drop a penny in front of him and he would bow over. So he thinks like, oh, a dollar, it's 100 pennies. So I think that's what's going on in his mind.
@joann_marieI still think they have no self-awareness. And because they have gotten away with it for so long, they just do not understand that that is not working anymore. Because it is very obnoxious. And yeah, they just keep doing it and doing it and trying the same ways that are just not working. But I just... Yeah, I think they don't realize.
Speaker 2The wildest is that he keeps calling Tucker Carlson, who is an upright journalist, right? You don't have to agree with him on everything, right? But I think he's doing what he thinks is right. I talk to his brother a lot, and he's also a very upright soul. And they're just doing what they believe is best for their country, for America, in this case.
Speaker 2And that he's calling Tucker Carlson every day at least 20 times a traitor or a Nazi. I mean, he's calling him a traitor and he's literally reposting the Jerusalem Post or other Jewish media like 100 times per day and, you know, acting like a foreign agent and calling a true American patriot a traitor. It's super wild.
Speaker 2So he has no self-awareness, zero self-awareness. He's actually showing to the whole world like, you know, what, you know. what their culture really is about. And I don't want to say because it would get me into jail in Europe, but it starts with a P and it ends with erosite. And I'm not saying that all of them are like this.
Speaker 2We have very good Jewish people on our side as well, right? But I'm talking about the majority of Zionist Jews, just to be clear here, right? And he is a Zionist Jew. And I think the majority of them is really like parasites. They're living in their country and they're trying everything, all the... to get the policies in a way that actually you guys are bleeding for Israel.
Speaker 2And I think this is wrong.
@joann_marieI found the list. I posted it in the nest. It's hilarious. The Democrats, the Democrat media, an Australian bakery, the Pakistani defense minister, Scott Horton, the entire Libertarian Party, college students, the Ayatollah, Jake Shields, Nick Fuentes, Putin parties. I don't know if they already called me enough.
Speaker 2And I should talk to her. I should talk to her. And she should put me on the list next time. He called me Nazi several times. Piece of shit. He actually prefers to call me piece of shit. I don't know. I'm like, you know, I have a German passport. He should call me Nazi. He should, but he doesn't. He's preferring to call me a piece of shit.
Speaker 2I don't know why. But he called me Nazi as well.
Ian MalcolmI just like the visual of him furiously typing away on his phone with his fat little fingers. Very, very disgruntled. He's probably talking like this for anybody who hasn't heard his show.
Speaker 2And he doesn't. He doesn't. He's using AI. So whenever he's just, like, typing one word, like, Nazi or agree or well said, he's typing this with his fat fingers.
Speaker 6He's too busy rubbing his hands together to type.
Speaker 2Yeah, probably. He's, like, whenever you check his longer posts, they all have these long EM dashes. So you can tell, oh, it's, like, just, like, AI. And the short post, which probably takes him like 10 minutes per post, where he says, Eamon, with his fat fingers, correcting it 10 times. That's, I think, what he's writing himself.
Speaker 2But that's about it. Otherwise, he doesn't know. Eamon, God bless, agree, well said, deport. These are like tweets he makes himself. The rest he doesn't.
Speaker 5When you attempt to defend the indefensible, really one of the only tools you have is projection, really. I mean, that's common.
Speaker 2Yeah, true, true. I mean, that's what he does. That's what he does. And he retweets like the wildest idiots, like James Lindsay. How is that all the guys who are called Lindsay, like, you know, Lindsay Graham and James Lindsay, they're all fucking idiots. I mean, like, you know, if you ever get a child, don't, and it's a guy, don't call him Lindsay.
Speaker 2Just don't. It will be a drama. But anyways, he's retweeting all these weird people on all his Jerusalem Post. And RJC, if you know the RJC, Republican and Jewish Coalition, the Jewish News Syndicate today, the New York Post, a toxic organization, it's a Jewish organization. So he's literally just pushing Jewish supremacy in the United States.
Speaker 2And he's calling Tucker Carlson a traitor. That's wild.
@joann_marieI'm starting to like Tucker Carlson a lot. I see his program every day. Yeah.
Speaker 5Simon, do you have a theory on, I don't know how closely you follow New York local politics, but the Mayor Mondami calling for like Sharia law in New York City. I mean, it's really getting, the rhetoric is getting out of control.
Speaker 2I don't believe that. This guy is also designing his cocksucker. So, you know, he... So I don't believe enough of this. And I mean, they're all going against him because he's obviously very leftist. But if you were a politician in Europe, he would be a right-wing politician in Europe with his policies. So I don't think he's a communist.
Speaker 2He's just an idiot, in my opinion. But I mean, I don't follow local politics a lot. I follow global politics. I mean, I'm from Europe. I live in the States. I still have my company in the States. I live in South America. So I'm like, I have a globalist view. I don't care what a local American politician does and says.
Speaker 5He doesn't have enough power anyways to... Yeah, but New York is just one step below geopolitical, right?
Speaker 2I don't think so. I mean, New York has a lot of power, of course, but I mean, probably even Liechtenstein has more power. They own the banks. New York does as well. But he's the mayor of a city. Then you have like still the governor of the state. And then you have above the president of the United States. And then above you have the WF.
Speaker 2So, you know, there are still a couple of levels above. And I mean, he has some local power, but I think like, let's not exaggerate this. Anyways, he's been seen. He has been to these weird rabbi meetings. I don't know if you've seen them where they're all jumping and like this super creepy ones underground. know i know in tunnels so he has been to these meetings and he's uh yeah he also um showed his support more to to jewish people in new york than to muslim people in new york so and people are like yeah of course of course of course well he could have never gotten elected without the backing of the kosher community i mean that's just the reality of it but um he he's very interesting the way he um
Speaker 5the dichotomy of his projection and the reality.
Speaker 2Yeah, I mean, like, at least, I mean, I can tell a lot about his platform. I didn't dive into this because I don't care. People are, like, always talking about him. I don't care. I mean, like, I've been to New York several times as a shithole. I've never seen as many rats as in New York. It's a dirty, smelly, disgusting city.
Speaker 2It's even worse than Sao Paulo. It's like, and that's bad. It's really bad. So I couldn't care less what's going on in New York. I can just tell you, I saw many Jews in New York. I was like, okay, fine. I mean, like, as long as they leave me alone, it's fine. You know, I think the same about Indians. Actually, I want Indians to leave me more alone than Jewish people because Indians smell on top.
Speaker 2So, you know, I just want to be left alone if people let me live, let other people live, but New York. I don't care. And everybody on Axis is acting as if he could turn the United States into a Sharia state. And it's bullshit. The same as in Texas. They're like, oh, there are some Muslims who want to build a neighborhood.
Speaker 2They're going to turn Texas into a Sharia state. Okay, that's not going to happen. That's never going to happen. How many Muslims live in Texas? 0.5%?
Speaker 5That's pure kosher propaganda. 100%.
Speaker 2It is. It is. Or whatever. Or Zionist propaganda. Because, I mean, Christian Zionism is even worse than Zionist Jews. Sorry. Christian Zionism is like the biggest... No, no.
Speaker 5I said kosher. I said kosher propaganda.
Speaker 2Yeah, but kosher. But Christian Zionism is not kosher.
Speaker 2I mean, it would be crazy.
Speaker 5No, no. I wasn't referring to Christianity at all when I said kosher propaganda as opposed to Zionist propaganda. I used them interchangeably as synonyms.
Speaker 2Oh no, kosher propaganda for me is just like Orthodox Jewish people.
Speaker 2They're the only ones who are kosher. I mean, just my understanding. I don't know, maybe it has a different meaning in wherever you're from. But for me, kosher is like Orthodox Judaism. I mean, could be wrong. Sorry, I'm not...
Speaker 5No, no. Yes, it is. But I'm synonymizing that with Zionism, you know, basically.
Speaker 2Okay, okay, okay.
Speaker 5Fruit of the century.
Speaker 2No, yeah, it's fine. Then you're right. It's Zionist propaganda. But still, I'm against this as well, right? I think, I mean, people attack me all the time because I'm like, I'm against mass immigration. I'm against, you know, people should be, like, especially in Europe, it's much worse. re-immigration and pro-re-immigration and people attacking me and then at the same time.
Speaker 2Because they don't see the interconnections between those who are trying to flood Europe with immigrants are the same people who we are criticizing in this space.
Speaker 5Let me get a little more granular. Immigration at any level is fine, but the lack of... I'm sorry, the lack of assimilation is the issue, not the level of integration.
Speaker 2I'm not even pro-assimilation, and people will hate me for this and call me lefty. I think it's always good that you keep part of your culture, right? So, I mean, like, I'm living in Brazil now. I'm still having my European culture, but I still, you know, almost all my friends here are Brazilian, and I'm celebrating their customs.
Speaker 2I'm doing whatever Brazilian people do, right? But I'm still... That's my point.
Speaker 5You're assimilating.
Speaker 2You have the respect to assimilate to your environment. I'm still European, right? So whenever someone comes to Europe, they should celebrate Carnival. They should go to Oktoberfest. Just follow the customs of the people who live there. And you can still, at home, you can still eat your food from home. You can still speak your language.
Speaker 2You can still maintain your heritage somehow. But what I think is awful is that Europe doesn't have something like the green card system like America does. So the main immigrants in Europe are like literally sub-Saharan low IQ people and not the smart people that you actually want to have that adds to society. So if you now go to, I don't know, if you've been to Barcelona or Milan or Rome lately or Berlin or Paris,
Speaker 2It's fucking Congo. And these people are trying to scam me the whole time. So I was there with my wife in Barcelona. She's like, what the fuck is going on here? I'm like, you know, within 10 minutes, like five Africans tried to scam us. I mean, like, I've lived in Africa. I know their tricks. I'm like, hey, I lived in Kenya.
Speaker 2I lived in Namibia. Don't scam me. Like, oh, no, brother. I will not. And they left, right? But they're trying to scam all these tourists. I'm like, this can't be. Usually, where's the police, right? I mean, if I, as a white person, tried to scam people in Africa, they would put me on a plane right away. And in Europe, nothing's happening.
Speaker 2Even if the police arrest them, they would have a police report and the next day they would scam again. And sometimes some of these scammers have like 50 police reports and nothing happens. Well, they should do like, oh, they tried to scam, next plane, goodbye, right? But this is not happening. So Europe has a very, very, very, yeah, they have a significant problem.
Speaker 2And when it comes to immigration, like I think Sweden is, you know, Sweden, like blue eyes, blonde hair, white skin, you know, they didn't, they hardly had any crime 20 years ago. Now it's 30% immigrants. It's crazy. In 2050, Swedish people with minority. France, Paris, it's like fucking hell. Paris or Brussels. Wow. Brussels is wild.
Speaker 2Whenever... We played a game last time in Brussels. And when you see a white person, you know, you win or something. It took like sometimes five minutes to see a person who was originally Belgian or from Wallonia or Flanders. So it's really an issue that you don't have in the United States. But that's why I'm against this kind of mass immigration.
Speaker 2But I'm pro-immigration. Don't misunderstand me. So I think like if there are smart people in Australia or Asia, you know, who want to... We want to add something to European society. Please do. I'm not against this. Especially if you're a thick Latina, come to Europe. It's totally fine. But what we are seeing right now is the opposite.
Speaker 2So all the borders are open, thanks to Angela Merkel. And the crime is up. And they all say, we need more, we need more. And then you have these Jewish organizations that actually are pushing for more immigration. And we all know why. I mean, Ian knows why. I think he's tweeting about this a lot. And I can't say this because I don't want to end up in jail next time I visit my family.
Speaker 2But it's a serious issue that this one little group is pushing for more immigration. And if you say I'm against it or I'm skeptical, you're racist. And if you mention who's actually pushing for this, you're an anti-Semite. So you can't do anything right. But yeah, you don't have this issue in the United States. So I'm always laughing about that you are super concerned about like a small village of like 500 Muslims.
Speaker 2So like, oh my gosh, America is going to turn to Sharia state. You should go to Malmö, to Sweden. And then you know what Sharia is.
Speaker 5You know, I agree with 90% of what you said, but there's a higher level too. And it's globally applicable, right? It's capitalism in general and fiat currency and just the... global economy just requires constant expansion. And with the Western world's population collapse, that leads to a collapse.
Speaker 2Capitalism is a hardcore capitalist. No, the problem is literally the banking system, right? The central banking system is a problem. Not like capitalism. Without capitalism, you end up like in the US. Everybody's earning the same. Whatever you do, you don't have to strive. You don't have any motivation to improve. So capitalism for me is a good thing, but the way it's being done and the way it's being managed, of course, is an issue.
Speaker 2It's a problem. Without constant population. Look at the central bank. Who's owning the central bank? Who's owning all the banks? Who's going to be banked? Who's making the rules? So that's a problem. But if you live in a... Let's say, for example, what I like about Islam. I'm saying I'm not a huge fan. I'm not a huge fan of any of religions in general.
Speaker 2But for example, in Islam, it's forbidden that interest rates are forbidden. You can't ask interest on loans.
Speaker 5Right. Usury. Yes, exactly.
Speaker 2And that's a good thing, right? I mean, that's the problem of capitalism. And they actually say, okay, this is the problem. We identified it. So it's forbidden. For Jewish people, for example, or in our bank systems, Jews, for example, also don't pay interest rates because it's forbidden in their religion as well.
Speaker 5Hold on. But the reality is that without expansion of debt, there is no expansion of the economy because the debt creates currency in the fiat system. That's what I was saying. It's like a level higher.
Speaker 2But interest on interest is the problem.
Speaker 2That makes it exponential, right? I mean, like simple mathematics.
Speaker 5So you're saying having a debt-based without... Well, compounding works both ways, right? I mean, it's a savings vehicle also.
Speaker 2One could argue. On the other hand, if you put money on the bank, it doesn't work in your favor.
Speaker 5Right. Well, that's the dilution. But... But the reality is that populations need to expand in this economic system. And I'm not deflecting away from the fact that the Central Banking Cartel Foundation is what created it. No, I'm not saying that.
Ian MalcolmBut I'm saying the reality is that… Why do you think the population needs to expand in a given area?
Speaker 5Well, in every country. I mean, the economy is collapsed.
Ian MalcolmWhy do you believe that?
Speaker 5Well, look at Japan. That's the canary in the coal mine, right?
Ian MalcolmBut hang on. But there's organic growth and then there's inorganic growth, right? Those are two very, very different things.
Speaker 5Well, regardless of which, growth is required. Like I said, Japan is the canary in the coal mine.
Ian MalcolmWell, let's be very careful, right? Because a system – and there's a couple different ways that you could look at this. You could look at this very specifically to economic activity, and it gets very difficult because you've got to include – global markets and trade and commerce and all those activities, right? But if you think of it, supply and demand at its most basic sense, it's not much different than any ecosystem, right?
Ian MalcolmYou've got predators and you've got prey. And both of those need to be in some kind of homeostasis because without such, you're going to have inherently a disaster like we see in the oceans right now because of overfishing where the destruction of the predators, which are the sharks that are being wiped out everywhere for finning, which is largely done by
Ian Malcolmthe Asian countries. And I think is one of the great atrocities of the planet today, right? That destroys the ecosystems everywhere. They do it because the Chinese want to have shark fin soup. That's literally just cartilage. That's all that's in the fins, which they could have pig noses in place of the shark fins. And it would have no impact on the flavor, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd the reason that I bring it up is because in any ecosystem, and let's again, go back to the financial side. If you have just endless growth, inorganically via mass migration. The problem is that it massively throws out of whack the economic model in favor of the capital class that owns all the companies and at direct odds with the labor class that are trying to provide their supply or their skills for those jobs.
Ian MalcolmAnd so we do need, you need growth, but it should be organic growth that respects the population rather than just... flooding nations. I mean, that's horrible for everybody in the long run.
Speaker 5Agreed, agreed. But purely from a ledger perspective on the balance sheet of the economy, right? If you don't have a birth rate that is at a minimum replacement levels, you know.
@joann_marieYeah, but that's manufactured. People are not having babies because it's manufactured, not because they can't.
Speaker 5Well, but... Like I say, if you don't at least have the population replacing itself at a bare minimum, then the economy is heading into recession or into depression.
Ian MalcolmBut JP, I challenge that, right? Because let's take your idea. Like the United States has been in a decline for a long time. And I actually don't even think it's in a recession. I think it's been in a depression for a long period of time, right? And yet the population numbers are skyrocketing. which would be the exact inverse seemingly of what you're arguing, right?
Speaker 7Well, but...
@joann_marieThey are literally trying to wipe the white race out. And Joanne, I'd agree with that.
Ian MalcolmI totally agree with that. But let's stick on the economic piece just because I think, JP, there's a fundamental flaw in this idea that just growing populations are inherently good for the economic activity unless you're exclusively talking about the capital class that benefits from essentially endless slave labor, right?
Speaker 5Please don't confuse for a second. I'm not defending at all the way it's being executed, but I'm just saying from a mathematical perspective, you can't have population collapse and not have the economy collapse along with it in the reality of the economic system.
Speaker 2In the times of robotics, it's not like we're living in the 1850s, right? Nowadays, almost all services are based on robotics and AI. And I think an economy can grow even though people are getting older. And someone is getting super mad there, like someone called Gen Z Patriot. I love this guy. I'm going to invite him so he can explain why he's putting his thumb down.
Ian MalcolmHe might be doing it to either side of the argument. I love Gen Z as well. But JP, to stick with this, and this is merely to kind of flesh out the ideas. This is not to try and attack any position or the people that hold them. But the... The piece that I would say, I totally agree. Population growth is beneficial, but only when the people that are being, let's say, increased are of benefit to the economy, right?
Ian MalcolmSo if you have a population like in the United States, where basically what they've done is they've socially engineered so that the productive people that are of high intellect are encouraged to not have children because of the economic benefits that they receive from essentially leading a very hedonistic life. Well, the exact inverse, people are flooding into the country that are given massive benefits for being not productive and are basically given handouts for either legally being in the country and not working or legally coming into it.
Ian Malcolmgaining citizenship and then all the benefits that they were re from it. Right.
Speaker 5So that's the assimilation part. That's the assimilation part. I was, but I was trying to separate, you know, sociology.
Ian MalcolmYeah. And this is the thing, right. And I totally agree with you in a, let's call it a homogenous society that you have people that are, are making political decisions for the interests of their people. I totally agree with you in that scenario, right. Right. So we can actually look at it. And to your point, right, the National Socialists said, go have lots of children to smart, hardworking people that were all part of a homogenous society that wanted to better their nation.
Ian MalcolmRight. And that obviously had a benefit.
Speaker 2They said it was like if you have a lot of children, you pay less money for your house, etc. They actually gave incentives. which is even smarter.
Speaker 5Right, but they would add to the growing economy, the growing population.
Ian MalcolmI mean, that's the way it's supposed to work. Exactly, and that's exactly, so I think we're, and that's why I wanted to flesh this out because I think we almost certainly agree it's just presenting the ideas differently, right? If you have a homogenous society that cares for itself with people that are participatory in the economic engine, then more people are definitely a benefit, right?
Ian MalcolmThe challenge is that we find ourselves in a... world where it's basically the exact inverse and the people in charge for the benefit of just the capital class are making all these decisions to basically increase the slave base that they can pay nothing to drive their Ubers and the, let's say the gimme class that just want to stick out their hand for welfare benefits, because that essentially disrupts, if not destroys the productivity of, of the nation and the, let's say the prosperity of the people there within.
Speaker 5Absolutely. That's why my original point was to push back against it to not to, to, to stress the point that lack of assimilation is the fundamental problem and not necessarily just population growth. I mean, if those people were to assimilate and prosper within the society, then the society would be healthier in the long run.
Ian MalcolmThat's my opinion. Would you agree that nations, I mean, they should, and I would assume the answer is yes, but just to be... crystal clear you you'd agree that nations should have borders they shouldn't just have people that endlessly pour across them and all those things right oh of course of course of course yeah absolutely and you don't have a nation if you don't and that's jp the strangest part is recognize i'm curious for your thoughts on this it seems like everybody's gonna have a different prism in terms of when things were better or worse or good or bad etc it feels like the united states up until somewhere 90s into the 2000s before the 08 let's say bubble uh housing bubble
Ian Malcolmit seems like things were still somewhat in check and somewhat normal and the American politicians and the economic engine somewhat protected its people. And then obviously things went off the rail, but if, if the nation was able, if Western Europe and the United States were able to go back to the eighties, nineties, would you, would you think that would be kind of the idealized rendition or would you want something different?
Speaker 5No, because, because ever since the eighties, they've been offshoring labor. I mean, offshoring outsourcing has been, you know, You know, look at NAFTA, you know, the Detroit being hollowed out and moving to Canada and Mexico. And, you know, look at the IT sector being completely outsourced to India, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 5It's been going on for long, long before, long before the clot shot came around. So, but don't get me wrong. The scenario I'm describing doesn't exist. I'm not saying that it does exist. I'm saying that's the way it should be. That's my, in a perfect world scenario, you know, we would have large immigration levels with equally and larger assimilation levels, and we would all prosper together.
Speaker 5But that's a utopia world that we don't live in. Let me be clear. Over.
Ian MalcolmNo, as always, and wonderfully stated, and I love, I mean, that's the thing that's beautiful about this, at least the rooms that I think we try to have, and sometimes I'm sure we fall short, right? But the ability to have just open dialogue, honest conversations, and the benefit of sometimes the, it's not even friction, right?
Ian MalcolmIt's just trying to understand one another's positions and the places and the way that they convey those messages. It's of benefit to everybody, and so I'm really glad that we're able to to do that. And JP, I always love having you in these rooms, my friend. Um, and I know we've got lots of hands, but Simon, before we go to them, just to bring it back to the moldy bread, I'm kind of curious.
Speaker 2And, uh, I've got one that I'll share, but I don't know how to share it. I don't know. Put it in this, in this, uh, Oh, I will put it up.
Ian MalcolmLet me, let me, let me go to, let me go to your page. I'll go to your replies.
Speaker 2I'm on my desktop, you know, because I've, you know, I have my, Oh, that's the wrong one again. Fuck. Oh no.
@joann_marieI feel like that's almost a boomer move, Simon. It's in the Jumbotron.
Speaker 3Yeah. That was quick, Joanne.
Speaker 2Impressive. I love it. It usually doesn't get that many likes. I don't know why. Maybe people don't get it. But it should, like, let's share it, repost, and I'll have another ratio, right? For the...
Speaker 8Wait, are you... Simon, are you referring to the... Are you referring to the... What is this?
Ian MalcolmThe Pokemon bread?
Speaker 2Yeah, it was like, who's behind that post? You know this one. You know that one.
Speaker 6That is amazing.
Speaker 2It's funny. Nobody's getting it. I love that. I never ratioed him with this one, but I'm trying now. W Pokemon.
Ian MalcolmOh, I don't think it's... We're going to see if the moldy bread can take on the Avengers villain. I can't remember the name of that one, but we will see.
Speaker 2It's like Dave Rubin. Dave Rubin, he blocked me. I think he blocked me as well. Yeah, he blocked me too.
Ian MalcolmI mean... Don't make comments about Dave Rubin being a conservative who's a homosexual with an adopted child, because apparently that really triggers him. There's nothing more conservative and righteous and religious than a homosexual man and his husband LARPing as two dads.
Speaker 6The best one, I'm sorry, Ian, if you didn't see it, Simon's Best, I was crying. I even put in my group text. Why?
Speaker 6Because I was laughing so hard. It was Laura Loomer. You said IQ test. It showed Laura Loomer and a roller coaster. Oh my gosh, please put that in the nest, honey badger. That cracks me up. The fucking answers part of my life.
Speaker 2The answers are the best. If you want to have a good laugh and you want to train your heads, just go and do it twice.
Speaker 2It's like literally 30 pounds below. I'm going to grab it.
Speaker 6I'm going to put it in the jumbo.
Ian MalcolmAnd Simon, while anybody's grabbing that, I'm curious for your all-time favorite victory of the moldy bread, which I believe is... Well, two questions. Number one, has moldy bread ever lost? I think it's undefeated.
Speaker 2Yes, it has lost.
Ian MalcolmOh, no. So you got to tell us who defeated Moldy Bread and what is your favorite Moldy Bread victory?
Speaker 2I think it was when he was talking about Iran. Like, let's attack Iran. And he had all the Iranian bots there. Like, these 2,000 likes per hour. I lost. But it's a 95% win chance. Usually. The normal Moldy Bread, right? I mean, like, not the Pokemon version. Everybody's like, I don't get it. I don't get it. You know, I have to be a bit nerdy.
Speaker 2But usually you don't lose. Let's say the chance is, you know, 1 in 10 doesn't win.
Ian MalcolmBut otherwise... Hey, and for what it's worth, Rocky Balboa, for anybody not... Well, I don't want to spoil the film for anybody who hasn't seen it. If you haven't, shame on you. It's from the 80s, isn't it? Well, yeah, I think it's...
Speaker 2I don't think you need to do a spoiler. Everybody has been watching Rocky Balboa. It's like, okay, I don't want to spoil it. I'm not going to tell who's winning, you know?
Ian MalcolmIf anybody has not seen Rocky Balboa, please put it in the purple pill. But no, there's a connection there about the moldy bread victory or lack thereof. Simon, what was your favorite moldy bread victory of all time?
Speaker 2I think it was the 40,000 likes I got against like 300 of his. So I think this is wild.
Speaker 2Uh, you know, it was really wild. Um, otherwise it's, you know, the thing is, you know, I, I didn't post the moldy bread like for a couple of days, but when I, no, I just, I just ratio with normal comments. It was like, oh, I'm just coming here for the moldy bread. Where is it? And I get private messages. Hey, can you please again post the moldy bread?
Speaker 2I'm like, all right. So I'm posting again and again, it actually even was better. So people will love it. You know, it's, it's very consistent to do this in the course of, I don't know, two or three months. just like once a day or twice a day or three times a day, just like ration with the moldy bread. Because at some point, people are, you know, whenever they see Mark Levin, they associate him with moldy bread.
Speaker 5It sounds like the, what was it, grape juice phenomena?
Speaker 2Literally, grape juice and chicken wings, right? And murder. So it's like the same... Murder? Black on black murder, sorry. So it's the same thing, right? So, yeah, I'm just trying to make him... It's like the same with Laura Loomer. If you see Laura Loomer, what do you think? Oh, she's not allowed to have a gun, right?
Speaker 2That's probably the first thing. She's a maniac. People think this, right? And then you think like, I don't know what the third thought is, but I mean... Oh, I think of Larry. Oh, Larry. Larry Loomer. So true. Bitch. To be fair, I just make fun of her, call her Larry, but I think she's a woman. At least she's a biological woman to say it in a correct way.
Speaker 2Anyway, yeah, but she's insane, right? It's like, you know, the thing is nowadays in this info war, It's like whenever you see a person, there's a first thing that comes to mind. And I want that Mark Levine, everybody think like a moldy bread and we would win at least this part. And there's, look, my friend is here. Zach, where is he?
Speaker 2Oh, he was just here. Oh my gosh, he left. I can't believe this. I'll text him because he was requesting to talk and I think he was shy and now he left. I'll text him.
@joann_marieShould we do a couple of hands? Yeah. And guys, please repost this space. Follow Ian and Dr. Simon and our amazing speakers.
Speaker 2Anyway, let's hands. Sarah, hey, what's up?
Speaker 9What's up? I just had to come up with the moldy bread because I've been enjoying the ratios.
Speaker 2You know what you remind me?
Speaker 9What? You remember your space? Yeah.
Speaker 2anyway oh yeah i remember so just just that long story short i was in sarah's space and i have like this this this like what is it called the voice changer yeah and it was on i did i didn't know because i can't hear it in my you know it was on the whole time for like one hour and it was like having a great time me as well like talking right now
Speaker 2And until I learned later, like, well, you know, nobody told me. Like, how long was it? More than one hour, right? Yeah.
Ian MalcolmA couple hours.
Speaker 2Honey Badger was there. Sarah was there. I was talking like.
Ian MalcolmLike a fucking idiot the whole time.
Speaker 2And nobody told me. It was so good. They recorded it and posted it. I'm like, fucking hell.
Speaker 6Because I talked to you the next day. I was like, I clipped you last night. You have to hear it. And you were like, what are you talking about? He's like, oh, fucking hell. He didn't know. That's crazy.
Speaker 2It was funny, but nobody told me. Okay, let's go to the real hands. Who was first? We don't care who was first. Let's do ladies first. We have Ligma, another lady. Jack, another lady. Estival could be a lady.
Speaker 10I'm definitely not a lady. No.
Ian MalcolmOh no, Simon got loomered by Estival.
Speaker 10Oh, for fuck's sake, I got loomered. No. Well, hello. Actually, I'm Dutch.
Speaker 3God damn it, Estival has no Dutch name.
Speaker 10No, that's right. No, no, that's not, no. You're right, you got me. But I am Dutch, though. even though i do sound very english but you sound very scottish no because i don't have the hard art i don't speak like that i'm not from glasgow or anything like that no but anyway no no no i don't sound i don't sound scottish but i wanted to ask you because uh you've moved to brazil are you still in touch with anything going down in europe well because we are
Speaker 2My friends are still in Europe and suffering. My family as well. They're not suffering. My family is leftist. They actually love Europe. My friends are suffering. They're also thinking about leaving Europe. I know what's going on there. It's crazy. I'm also coming to visit now and then. I haven't been there for two years because I'm afraid what I say online would get me at the airport.
Speaker 2And said like, oh, you made a joke, what, 271,301. You know, it gets you to jail there. And I made this joke several times. So, yeah, I've been there since. So my grandma is going to turn in one month and two days, she's going to turn 90. She was born 6-6-36. So 6 times 6 is 36. And so I can't go there. It's just like too dangerous.
Speaker 2But still, yeah, she's on WhatsApp all the time. And yeah, I can't. It's, you know, it's complicated. Wow. Yeah. I mean, you know, if you follow these, if you follow Europeans on this platform here, I like so many of them get raided and people who live abroad, for example, I know people who live in Philippines, in Asia, like once they enter Europe, they get arrested at the airport.
Speaker 2So it's fucking wild. And I think what I'm saying online is much wilder what they said. So I'm very careful. So I prefer not to enter Europe. um these days um but it's it's crazy it's sad so when i think back at my teenage days and like when i was a teenager or a child you know in in holland also germany it was like a totally different place and i've been there during covid and it was it was shocking
Speaker 2Um, it's not like, it's not like how it used to be. So if you, you know, if, if at some point 20, 30% of the population of immigrants and hardly any of them behaves, it's an issue. Right. And I'm saying this as a person who has always been totally pro multicultural societies and pro whatever, because I, I was never thinking that it could like go wrong that, that, that hard.
Speaker 2So, um, yeah, Europe didn't feel like home anymore.
Speaker 2I mentioned before, it's a development that's not going to end well for Europe. So at some point, I think Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay will be 100 times more European than Europe. And I make this joke occasionally here on this platform. I say, like, Falcon Islands are the only place left on the earth that's really British.
Speaker 2And I mean, like... Since you're from Great Britain, I mean, like, I don't know. No, I'm Dutch.
Speaker 10I'm not from England.
Speaker 2I've already said that. In England?
Speaker 10No. Well, some time ago, quite a few years ago, I lived in England, but actually, I am Dutch.
Speaker 2Where are you living now?
Speaker 10Amsterdam.
Speaker 3Yeah. Yeah, it's...
Speaker 10All I see is bloody fucking rainbow flags and Palestinian flags.
Speaker 2Oh, nothing wrong with Palestinian flags.
Speaker 10But it's like, if it's getting a little... Well, look, you know, it's so fucking horrible because my whole country is Jew-cut.
Speaker 2Because in Holland, all the pro-Palestinian people are like hardcore socialists. That's why.
Speaker 10Yeah, they're all... They're all the woke, you know, pink, green, purple, blue hair.
Speaker 2Okay, if you take it from this perspective. Cultural Marxist fuckwits. Oh, fuck, yeah. It's awful. I get your point. It sounds like I'm throwing up or something or puking. Actually means green left. It's the green socialist party in the Netherlands. that actually want to turn off all power plants. That's what the Green Party in Germany did.
Speaker 2And the Dutch was like, okay, this worked out very well in Germany. Look, they're going down. We want to do the same.
Speaker 5Well, that makes sense. That's the home of wind power, right? That's logical.
Speaker 2Yeah, yeah, yeah. And these people are also pro-Palestine, which is an issue for people who are from the right wing, not pro-Palestine. Yeah, because the majority of pro-Palestinian people in Europe are really... brain-dead leftists. They're leftist people who are totally fine, who understand economy. They exist, right?
Speaker 2And like the libertarian leftists, I mean, at least they have some general understanding of economy and of society. But there are also those socialists who are these days totally pro-Palestine and anti-Israel. I mean, I agree with them on this, but on the rest, you have very, very difficult discussions. So, for example, here where I live in the jungle,
Speaker 2There is a very small village close by. I'm not going to say because every time in the space, there are some of these shills who record everything and then later publish it. And I don't want to be dox myself, but I'd say like from my place where I'm living by car, the next small village has maybe like, let's say 300 inhabitants, right?
Speaker 2It's a village in the middle of the jungle. And it's just communists. It's literally 90% communists. Communism, communism, not like, like socialist or green party or something communist. And they always have like, you know, they're every Thursday they have a market there. The market is amazing. Just don't, just don't talk with these people of politics, but they have a market.
Speaker 2We get all the farming products and we, I bring my eggs and I just go there and I exchange my eggs with other products, with a kilo of meat or something. It's amazing. It's like, it's, it's great. and the last time there was a local brewer he was like okay i made home bro homemade beer i'm like okay this is great so i exchanged like 12 eggs like one pint of beer you know it was it was good and it became two pints of beer three pints of beer and then it became political uh ah big issue because at some point
Speaker 2I was telling them the best thing you can do with a communist is throwing one of the helicopter. And everybody literally was like, they're like freaking out. It's like, what do you say? I'm like, yeah, sorry. I mean, it's like, you know, and it really almost turned into, into like a physical fight. And at the end, we were all friends again, but like, you know, it's, it's, it's an issue because they don't understand.
Speaker 2Like I can come up with any, any, any reasoning. And they would be like, no, communism is the best thing, you know? But I mean, like, These people are so hardcore communist. If I say like, okay, let's share your house, let's share your car, they wouldn't like this, right?
Speaker 5Simon, quick question. The scenario you described of the village that you traded in, I've been to a place called Kavak near Angel Falls. Is that anything like similar? Kavak? Kavak, near Angel Falls in the Amazon.
Speaker 2Is it a similar scenario? Yes. I haven't been there.
Speaker 5But just the vibe, the whole vibe and the feeling, is that similar to what you described?
Speaker 2Yeah, it's similar. I mean, we don't have angel falls here, but we're also on 2,000 meters and we have waterfalls. But it's like, you know, it's a totally white village. It's not like these indigenous people. Oh, okay, no. White communists who are, you know, many are from Argentina or Uruguay that has come here because like this is a small village that's where you know oh that's totally totally different my scenario was indigenous and everybody else here in this region is like hardcore right wing so we have like you know there's right wing extremists living everywhere and they have this little it's like Asterix and Obelix you know this little village of these weird people
Speaker 2But I mean, it's fine. It's great to be in the market. Just don't drink and tell them that the best thing you can do with communists is to throw them out.
Speaker 5So this is more like an expat commune, kibbutz kind of scenario.
Speaker 2I wouldn't call them expats. They're all fucking poor. So expats are usually richer. These people chose to not take a shower.
Speaker 5Okay, commune, kibbutz level.
Speaker 2I know. Yeah, yeah. But kibbutzim, you know, in kibbutz, you share a car. They would never share their own car. So it's like people who like to be leftist. For example, there was this one dude. It's super weird. So we had a good conversation. We agreed on Palestine and Israel. And, you know, it was a guy who was like two meters high, super muscular, you know.
Speaker 2I was like, oh, this guy is... And then he started talking about trans rights. And I'm like, what the fuck? What are you talking about? He's like, yeah, yeah, trans rights, too important to him. I was like, you know, I was like, do you think men can get pregnant? He was like, yeah, of course. I'm like, oh, you're funny, man.
Speaker 2You're a good comedian. He was like getting irritated.
Speaker 5He was tripping on that jungle juice, man.
Speaker 2Yeah, obviously. I was like, why? He was like, no. It's like, are you transphobic? I'm like, I'm not afraid of trans people. He was like getting even more, he was getting more crazy. And he was like, so I was like, do you think men can get pregnant? He was like, of course. I'm like, what the fuck, dude? And he was like, so you don't like trans people?
Speaker 2I'm like, yeah, I'm not in favor. And he was like, oh my gosh, I'm talking to a Nazi right now. I'm like, well, well, you know, and he was leaving. He was leaving right away. He was like, okay, I can't talk to someone who is as radical as you. I'm like, fuck, I was thinking I can't talk to a person as radical as him. And these people, they are like this.
Speaker 2And it's an issue. They're brain dead.
Speaker 10Was he Italian? That sounds like the woke Latvian crowd in Europe.
Speaker 2exactly exactly it's the same so i i had the same conversation with my family my brother was like you know if he was he was visiting me here and i was like you know he was like yeah i saw your post online blah blah he doesn't he hates it he was like you said something again against direct queens i'm like well you agree with this right he was like no no no no like what the heck he was like yeah well i was like yeah you're fine when whenever drag queens are going to schools like yeah of course
Speaker 2Kids need to learn about diversity. I'm like, this isn't diversity. It's like perverted. It's like pervs, right? And we had a fight in front of my parents at my wedding.
Speaker 2They were all in favor of my dad, not, but the rest of my family, totally in favor of these queens manipulating little children. I'm not. And I'm not a very conservative person. I'm a libertarian. So I think everybody should live their lives and express themselves the way they want to, but leave children the fuck out of it.
Speaker 2There is no way that children need to be confronted with drag queens who are most of the time pedophiles. I'm against it. If you're a drag queen, be a drag queen, but just hang out with adults. It's fine. If there is a drag queen, you would have some drinks. I could even have a funny conversation with a drag queen, but don't drag... That's probably why they're called drag queen.
Speaker 2Don't drag... kids into this is wrong in my opinion right but these people like leftists think like okay you should inclusion means like you should include every mental disability to society and and get along with this and i disagree yeah i was just going to say gender dysphoria was an entry in the dsm manual i mean in terms of academics i think they removed it didn't they absolutely
Speaker 2We were talking about moldy breads here. Now we're talking about drag queens. That's why Ian is quiet.
Speaker 10You started it.
Speaker 2I started all this shit. So just blame it on me. It's fine. But Ian is very quiet. So you might be a drag queen. Are you a drag queen, Ian?
Ian MalcolmI am most certainly not. Although I do love the post that I made a couple days ago. I love the suggestion that Larry Loomer is Einhorn and Einhorn is Finkel and Finkel is Loomer. I quite like that one.
Ian MalcolmBut no, and when it comes to that whole thing, and you know what's interesting, Simon, is that idea of the comments that your brother made to you, if I heard that correctly, about he was basically saying, oh, you don't support trans, so therefore you're a Nazi. And it really is wild.
Speaker 2The Nazi was like the guy in the jungle. A brother just like thought I was like, you know, I was very right wing extremist.
Ian MalcolmAh, the extremist. And so I'll tell you, you know, it's been really interesting. Again, I always like to base my positions, especially because I go into these conversations that can get a little bit hostile or heated with the Zionists and the Jews. And so I always like to be able to just look at the data and be able to say.
Ian Malcolmwhen they suggest that the Jews don't control Hollywood or the media. I'm like, well, here's all the data. You're clearly wrong. When it comes to the trans issue, the one that I think is the most overlooked piece of the puzzle, if you're a conservative, right? And you say, well, trans is a new thing. People will say, what's that based on, right?
Ian MalcolmIf you say that you don't support it because of your religion, people will say, then you're a religious extremist or whatever it is. I just look at those people and I say, are you aware? That it was almost up until the 80s that people that were trans were literally locked up in mental institutions and viewed as having a mental illness that made them a danger to society.
Ian MalcolmLike that was not that wasn't just commonly accepted by the entire medical community and all of the people. That was essentially the perspective of literal law enforcement. It was like you were a dangerous, crazy person. And nowadays you say that to somebody and you're a bigot. And it's like, okay, so we've redefined literal science, not only so that things are safe and effective that came out yesterday in the case of the vaccine, but for trans ideology and for what it's worth for homosexuality.
Ian MalcolmThese are things that we're not just frowned upon, but again, we're essentially criminalized, if not viewed by the medical community as mental illnesses.
Speaker 2The medical community is shit as well. I mean, like we've seen during COVID, but I think like, you know, if someone is like, if someone who was born with a dick, you know, is think that he is a woman, you know, he's mentally ill and he needs to get all the support. But the supporting system nowadays is actually the opposite.
Speaker 2So he's being supported by oppressing, to oppress others who say like, oh, this guy should get support because he's mentally not well or unwell. But these people who are saying the obvious are being discriminated against and being called bigots or being expelled from school, losing their jobs, etc. So I think if a person is mentally ill, and it's obvious, just like saying, you know, in 1984, black is white and white is black, you know, war is peace.
Speaker 2It's the same like, okay, men are women, men can get pregnant. And it's wrong. I mean, it's literally wrong. It's mathematically wrong. There's no way to say it's correct or can be correct. It's just wrong.
Ian MalcolmWell, Simon, I mean, that's my truth. And my truth apparently invalidates the truth, or at least that's what you would be told by those people.
Speaker 2Yeah, exactly. But I say like, if the person, for example, I have a friend from my childhood, transsexual. And it's a he, but, you know, now it's a she. But he was like, you know, he was telling me all the time, you know, I know I'm mentally ill. I know it's me like this. I feel like this. I know it's an issue. I'm visiting the therapist, etc.
Speaker 2We get along very well. We still get along very well. You know, it's a person who... who totally understands if you're, you know, if I say things against trans people, he's like, okay, or she, whatever, you know. Oh, that's fine. I totally get your point. And that's, you know, it's not like that all trans people are like, you know, maniacs.
Speaker 2Some of them just know that they have like this issue, right? And they, he really feels like a girl, even though he has all the, he has a dick, obviously. And it's not like that all of these people are evil. Some really recognize that they have a mental issue. But the problem is the society who says that we should take it as normal and you cannot criticize any of this and that every child in school should learn about the fact that men can be women and women can be men, which is incorrect.
Speaker 5Simon, you don't understand. The pre-op are amateurs.
Speaker 2Yeah, that's what they come up with.
Ian MalcolmAnd Simon, one of the ones that's crazy about that, and the statistics around this have been certainly obfuscated, but it wasn't that long ago that the commonly accepted medical literature said that one of the few groups, because it's worth noting, pre-op trans people that have gender dysphoria are one of the highest bracket of people for suicide in the entire country.
Ian MalcolmAnd one of the few groups that is above them are post-op trans people. So by the medical community giving them the surgery, they're actually, according to that statistic, they are increasing the likelihood that those people will commit suicide, statistically speaking.
Speaker 2Do you know the average life expectancy of a trans person?
Ian MalcolmI can't. I know a lot of data. I can't say I know that one.
Speaker 2I think it's 32.
Speaker 6You mean after surgery, Simon? You mean after surgery? The average lifespan after surgery or in general?
Speaker 2I just saw in general. I saw the number 32 a while ago. I could be wrong, but I saw a paper about this, which is very early. Let's put it like this.
Speaker 5You know what the single largest contributing factor is to the whole trans movement?
Speaker 6Suicide.
Speaker 5No. The fact that insurance pays for the surgery.
Speaker 2Contributing factor, not like effect.
Speaker 5The fact that insurance pays for the surgery. That's the bottom line.
Speaker 2Everywhere? Also in the US?
Speaker 7Well, wherever it does. Okay. Yes.
Speaker 2It's wild. Yeah, it makes sense, right? I mean, like, who wants to pay? Let's go, like, look, their hands up. And like, oh, so they go, let's go.
Speaker 10Can I ask you one more thing?
Speaker 2Yeah, yeah, yeah. Nog een vraagje mag je.
Speaker 10Eentje nog. Ik zie dat je... Let me know. Als ik het in het Nederlands zeg, dan begrijpt niemand wat ik zeg. Dat is gaaf, toch? Je tweet nooit meer in het Nederlands of in het Duits.
Speaker 2So he was asking me. He's not able to speak English, obviously. He was asking me in Dutch. I don't tweet anything anymore in Dutch or German if I have any reach in Europe left. That's what he said, right? Yeah, basically. So I still have around 20-30% of my followers are from Central Europe. So I do... And, um, but I mean, like I reply in Dutch and German now and then to politicians.
Speaker 2So, uh, that's what I do. Um, but otherwise, you know, now with these, uh, with a new function of, of X that, that all your tweets get, um, automatically translated into, into the mother tongue of whoever's reading my tweets. I think it's not necessary anymore. But in the past, I even wrote threads in Dutch. I wrote threads in German.
Speaker 2But it's not necessary anymore. So I think English is like the universal language. And I think it's the language I use the most. It's the easiest. But of course, whenever there are Dutch politicians or shills, I'm also in the comments in Dutch. But the fun part is that it gets like 5,000 views and one like because everybody's like, what the fuck is this guy saying?
Speaker 2But I mean, nowadays, automatic translation function, people would even get my comments that I write in other languages. So I do. I still do this.
Speaker 10Yeah, although even though the translations are often pretty lousy.
Speaker 2Oh, well, the Grok one's actually quite good. The ones of Google Translate that exit before were awful, but the Grok ones are very... I like them.
Speaker 10Yeah, I regularly check them for... Dutch, German, French. And yeah, they're not always that great. Obviously, I can't comment on anything. I push the button on when it's Japanese or whatever. But yeah, it's tricky translating stuff.
Speaker 2Well, you shouldn't push the button. It should be automatic.
Speaker 10No, it's not here.
Speaker 2I think it's just for the blue checks. You don't have a blue check.
Speaker 10No, because I don't trust authentics because it's Israeli. And I'm one of those people who are, you know, I live in a Jew country and I'm one of those fuck the Jews and all that shit. So I don't feel like getting a blue checkmark and all that stuff. Smart move. And all the white people are like, what's wrong with this guy?
Speaker 10Why is he pro-Israel? So I get, you know... i'm i'm sort of like uh uh you know oh it's it's terrible all these people are caught in these false dichotomies yeah it's you know you're either pro-palestine and you're a lefty or you know there's this whole problem in europe with uh yeah you know if you say you're anti-both you're like everybody's looking at you like what the fuck you know yeah
Speaker 2anyway well you don't longer have to worry about that living in a jungle no no i mean not if they i mean like if they come here of course but i mean it's it's much safer for me yeah i can't lose a job here you know because i don't have a job no no cancer culture either no they i mean they canceled me like you know big time i lost seven digits it was everything i had
Speaker 2speaking out against covet and then against israel so i mean like you know they can't take more right the next thing yeah takes my life and like if they come here they don't turn to dog food i'll tell you so everything is fine yeah well you know i still remember i had to go and switch to telegram to follow what you were saying because when you you were banned on on x or twitter or whatever the it was called
Speaker 2Yeah, I've been quite huge on Telegram with 100,000 or something. I don't use it anymore. I should actually. I think I still have many followers.
Speaker 10It's actually quite a great platform because, you know, Elon is also heavily, he's got the deep state right up his rectum all the way up until he's, you know, he's being a puppet as well. Yeah, he's a sock puppet.
Speaker 2Thanks for coming up here. It was fun to talk to you.
Speaker 10Thanks also, Ian, for giving me the mic. Graag gedaan.
Speaker 2Graag gedaan means you're welcome. It sounds like I puked.
Speaker 10Geen dank. Geen dank. Ja, alsjeblieft.
Speaker 3Toppie, hè?
Speaker 10Ja, oké. Oké, dan.
Speaker 3Doei.
Speaker 2Okay, so let's get to the next. There are several hands up. Okay. Okay, let's go to the next one. Let's go. Is there any female?
Ian MalcolmWell, is there any female? Okay, I don't know if Honey Badger is still a speaker.
Speaker 2Doc Holliday must be a female.
Ian MalcolmNo, I got some bad news. Doc Holliday is one of the most masculine men on the app. But we will go to Doc in just a sec. We'll start with Jack, and then we'll go up to Mr. Holliday, who will be your huckleberry, Simon.
Speaker 11Yeah, I think maybe the worst thing you could possibly do, Dr. Simon, is making a joke about Augusto Pinochet to a leftist in South America. That's pretty bad. I like was laughing my ass off. And first of all, you guys are awesome. This has been a really lighthearted and fun space. I just had some like some thoughts kind of going back to the original topic regarding moldy bread and Mark Levin.
Speaker 11I mean, like, why on earth is he on this app? It has to just be pride and delusion, right? I think Joanne was kind of saying that, you know, these people are just not self-aware to any degree. I think everyone kind of settled on that. But there was an interesting, you know, video posted by a Chabad rabbi. I think it was like Weissman was his name or something like that.
Speaker 11And it's these... you know, handful of Chabad rabbis that try to cast Trump as the Messiah. And he was saying, like, listen, he's not going to make America great again because America is a horrible place. All of Gen Z is anti-Semitic. They all support Hamas, even if they're right wing and conservative. And I can kind of say that that's true.
Speaker 11You know, being born in 2001, I mean, nobody's falling for this anymore. So it seems almost like they're trying to, like, kind of wring every last bit of juice out of the grift that they can with Trump. Yeah, I don't know what your thoughts are on that. I wanted to kind of say a brief piece about what JP was talking about financially in Japan.
Speaker 11But yeah, I mean, does it seem like there are some self-aware Jews and Hasidim that are aware of how dire the situation is and that the time is kind of running out? And is maybe that why we're seeing this escalation?
Speaker 2I have not met any self-aware Jew as such. Those who I'm friends with, they're all converted to Christianity because of what they were told in their childhood. And they got sick of their supremacy. But otherwise, I think these people... Imagine you're part of society, part of a sect that's telling you... Like your whole childhood that God chose you, you know, and all the other people are animals.
Speaker 2I mean, you probably will believe it because, you know, you were indoctrinated since your birth. And I think this is the issue that these people are having. Mark Levin also thinks like, oh, these are God-chosen people. Even Randy Fine is saying this, you know, they're all saying like, we were chosen by God. We're special.
Speaker 2They're not. So we are facing, you know, we are facing these people and we have to come up with logic and say like, okay, this doesn't make any sense. But that's why he's on this platform. That's why he's acting as he's acting. That's why he's retweeting all these disgusting people. That's why he is saying that, you know, we should kill them all.
Speaker 2And like, you know, they don't see them as human beings. They don't. And they have no idea, maybe they're ignoring that there are so many Christian people also living in Palestine. It's not just like, he's always saying like, oh, the Muslims, the Muslims, the Muslims, but it's not just like Muslims in, in, in, in Palestinian.
Speaker 2Uh, same with, with Iran. Iran is a very multicultural. They have, they have many different cultures in Iran. And, uh, and he's, he's acting like as if like all Iranians have to, you know, walk there with their scarves and that if you don't do it, you get executed. But if you see videos from Tehran, you see, like, it looks more Western than Paris or London.
Speaker 2By far, by the way. So they're trying to paint a picture that makes us hate these people, that makes, you know, war crimes, that justify war crimes so they can, you know, continue slaughtering people who are not Jewish in the Middle East. And that's why I'm against, you know, against whatever we are observing right now.
Speaker 2And, you know, if, if I would talk, you know, if, if I, if I were doing time travel and I would go 10 years back and I would talk to my, my 30 years old me, you know, and I would say like in 10 years, you will, you will totally enter Zionist and enter Jewish. Oh my gosh. I would freak out. I would be like, what the fuck, you know, what's happening, you know?
Speaker 2Uh, but I mean like we all waking up at our own, uh, pace, right? I mean, uh, There are some big accounts here on X who were like super pro-Zionist like two years ago on October 7th. And some of them blocked me and then unblocked me. It's like, I'm so sorry I blocked you back then. I was like super brainwashed. And these people exist as well.
Speaker 2And more and more people are waking up to reality and they see like who are the evil forces on this planet and who are pulling the strings and who are controlling our politicians and who really don't care about human lives. And, you know, And then there are those who care about human lives. And that's the wild part that actually the right-wing people and left-wing people can agree on something finally.
Speaker 2It's like that human lives are worth protecting. And then, of course, we have these authoritarian right-wing people who believe that we have to do everything that the God-chosen people want, you know, because the Bible says so or something, obviously. I mean... The Scofield Bible does, but we know who wrote it, who manipulated it.
Speaker 2But anyway, I hope I answered your question. I was making kind of a drift. And you really were born in 2001?
Speaker 11Yeah, despite my hairline, okay.
Speaker 2So you don't remember this freefall scenario? Okay, well, you know who did 9-11, anyway.
Speaker 11Yeah, I think... I think I kind of, I think I just wanted to spin off of one thing you said. Um, you mentioned that you had a lot of friends that were Jewish and they converted to Christianity.
Speaker 2Not a lot of friends, three friends in total, three.
Speaker 11Yeah. And I'm about the same, like, um, and it's something that like they did later in life, you know, when we were in college together, uh, they kind of saw all this. Um, and you know, obviously October 7th happened like the year after I graduated from undergrad. Um, but yeah, Even the people that you think are the most hardened to this are going to become our allies in the future.
Speaker 11And I also think it's interesting. You were talking about the green left. How wild is it that the Netherlands decided to backfill one of the top four largest natural gas deposits on the entire planet?
Speaker 2It's insane, isn't it?
Speaker 11Yeah, Groningen is... I'm almost curious if that is like... If this entire thing is... You know, the Lenin quote that's like misattributed to him. He kind of, you know, it's like, how is the best way to deal with the opposition? We control it. It seems like a big, serious problem, especially now that we're seeing the fragmentation geopolitically.
Speaker 11Like, is there any way you think we can? I think it's almost easier to snap out leftists, which, first of all, should be your friends and you should trade with them and barter with them, like Dr. Simon was saying. on a personal level, on an acquaintance level, a lot of the time, they're great people. But it's like, do you think that there will come a time when they realize?
Speaker 2It's like, you know, their biggest enemy is logic. And once you come up with logic, they would just walk away and call you a bigot. So that's a problem. I mean, like, yeah, I have many left-wing friends. Many, many. And we get along very well. But there are some topics I can't touch. I can't touch the COVID vaccine. You know, they're all like,
Speaker 2quadruple booster. I can't come up with any data. And they were like, oh, well, you know. But there are other things we can agree on, you know. So it's always like, I always try to, you know, to meet people on a personal level. But sometimes it gets very absurd because I think like, you know, to agree to disagree is something you mainly find on the right.
Speaker 2On the left, it's very, very difficult to agree to disagree. But just like, you know, It's just like my personal observation, but it doesn't mean like if someone is leftist, I can get along with the leftist person. My best friend's leftist and we get along very well. They're just like some topics we just don't talk about.
Speaker 2Full stop. It's as easy as it is, you know. So we just talk about other topics. So, I mean, like, with him I can do agree to disagree easily. And he votes, like, for the worst parties in Europe. They're called the Volt Party. I don't know if you know the Volt Party. It's, like, the woke, like, their enigma is mad at me.
Speaker 2But, like, it's the wokest shit ever. Like, literally, woke, woke, woke. And, like, he loves them. I'm not bad. Huh?
@joann_marieCan I just add something really quick to Jack? So, I was reading the foreword, like... Five days ago or four days ago, I can't remember. So Israel quintupled... The next one from quadrupled.
Speaker 11Yeah, quintupled, yeah. Fivefold, 5X, yeah.
@joann_marieFivefolded the propaganda budget for Israel. And in...
@joann_marieThey say that it won't work. So experts know that it won't work. But instead of them like doing some introspection and being like, guys, maybe we need to change our ways. Their response to it is we need to isolate them more. And just not have Gentiles around us. Kind of like when they said that, oh no, people like the Jews, like other Jews are watching what we're doing in Palestine.
@joann_marieSo instead of stop killing people, we need to not have... they need to stop having phones you know so they are just insane and and yeah they have like zero like self-awareness and they are refusing to to change like they i i don't know how it's it's going to happen but they know it's not working they know it's not going to work but they won't change like that's they don't want to change yeah it's it's so funny because that that habad rabbi
Speaker 11that i mentioned when he was talking about trump he was saying he's a great tool he's like a premonition of the messiah um but anything that he says in regards to make america great again i think it was uh zellman weissman i googled his name like five minutes ago uh to remember but he said that this entire america first movement it's full of anti-semites they need to be destroyed but trump is a useful tool so they just again
Speaker 11You know, Trump going to Rebbe Schneerson's grave, laying down his little prayer card, having Jared Kushner in his cabinet as kind of a shadow advisor this entire time. It's a very good example of how— Same Lutnik you have as well. Yeah, Lutnik, Witkoff, all these people. I mean, his entire cabinet is no better than Biden.
Speaker 11I mean, really, that's the common denominator of the problem. And yet they recognize, though, that the younger generation, coming up on the left and the right are becoming aware of this issue. And I think they're probably going to try to escalate as much as possible while they still have the demographic power. And I guess that kind of goes to another point.
Speaker 11You know, JP was mentioning the financial situation. Japan, so there's a great author. I don't know if you're aware of him, anybody here, but Richard Werner, he's an economist. um he did an interview with tucker carlson i would recommend everybody watch it it's he's a great storyteller incredibly intelligent man great economist and he wrote a book called the princes of the yen um and it talks about japan um from the period so you're talking about richard werner um yes the professor from germany right
Speaker 11Yeah, yeah, he's from Germany.
Speaker 2I'm not... Yeah, he's amazing. I talk to him occasionally. He's amazing.
Speaker 11No way! Yeah, he's like a hero of mine. He's everybody I wish I had.
Speaker 2He's actually following all of his three accounts, yeah.
Speaker 11Oh, really? Yeah, I mean, he's who I wish I had as an economics professor. But yeah, I mean, you probably know the story about how the financial system can be perverted. And you were kind of mentioning this earlier, talking to JP, but it's like they redirect capital flows and credit expansion into very manipulative ways.
Speaker 11And one of those things is creating real estate asset bubbles. So everyone's talking about how bad the birth rates are in the West. This all happened in Japan. You know, Japan was becoming very competitive with the United States manufacturing-wise. And guess what? The Jewish banking cabal kind of came in and they decided to squash them by redirecting all credit expansion, all lending to real estate asset purchases.
Speaker 11And this caused a square you know a city block in tokyo to have more real estate value than the entire state of california for a brief period of time and think about what we're seeing in america nobody can can afford a home and this is the number one way to demoralize and uh kind of enslave people so i mean it's almost difficult because kind of going to your other point like leftists get upset with the economy and markets but we don't really have
Speaker 11a fair and real financial system. We have a financial system that's run by a very tiny tribe of individuals. And if you can't separate those two things, then you are going to be very confused. I mean, look at countless examples of how Japan recovered after the 1950s in that book, but also look at how Germany went from a hyper-inflating currency to having
Speaker 11actual real wage growth that was comparable with the western world to producing major infrastructure projects such as the auto bond which is still in use today within less than a decade less than a generation they were able to do this if they just allocated capital and debt appropriately so the real problem the fundamental problem is who is lending the money who is directing capital flows and investment so yeah i mean
Speaker 11Anyway, that was my spurg out trying to respond to what JP was saying. But I know we don't want to get into finance. But I think what I will say, I love this so much. You guys did a fantastic job. And this moldy bread ratioing, it basically just shows, in spite of all of the fake polling, all of the suppression and censorship on social media, the younger generations are beginning to wake up and realize what the truth is.
Speaker 11And we can sense it out and we can smell it. We can smell when something is fabricated and astroturfed and we gravitate to it and we support it. So, you know, hats off to you guys. Thank you for this. I'll drop down. I know other people want to talk, but yeah, that's all I wanted to say. I know it's a lot. Thanks for your input.
@joann_marieHi, thank you so much for coming up, Jack. Should we go to the next one?
Speaker 2Let's go. I mean, there's a Ligma waiting the whole time. Let's ask him why. I can get ready for him. Probably I can.
Speaker 12Good evening, Patriot.
Speaker 2No?
Speaker 12No, no. Definitely not. No, I'm full-blooded all-white American. Nice. good evening patriots uh i just wanted to say real quick i forget i don't know which which girl touched on it already but uh like she said if we weren't winning they wouldn't need to go ahead and increase their propaganda budget to 730 million dollars keep it up patriots you are all doing fantastic work spot on that was that was spot on man i love it i mean just like
Speaker 2Five seconds. You sold your pitch.
Speaker 12Yeah. I mean, I don't really have anything much else to say. I know I kind of dropped into the space midway. Of course, I could touch on a touch.
Speaker 2That was very valuable. You gave us numbers. Everybody can verify. And you motivated people to continue doing the right thing.
Speaker 12Perfect. That's all I needed.
Speaker 2See you guys. You know, I'm very concerned about Ian because usually Ian loves to talk. He loves to talk. Oh, I do. And you're quiet, like, for half an hour. What are you doing there?
Speaker 1When he said that, I wanted the Rocky theme. Oh, okay.
@joann_marieYes, you're awfully quiet today, Ian. No, but I'm enjoying this day so much. Yes.
Speaker 2We could wake him up. We can talk in a very funny way.
Ian MalcolmLet's go.
Ian MalcolmNo. No, I mean, in all sincerity, I mean, Ligma's comments there. I did. I wanted the Rocky theme, the uplifting aspect of it, because I mean, he's right. We, we wouldn't have not only the, the desire to try and suppress and censor and buy TikTok and all that other kind of stuff, but the, the, the comedy that is this increase to the budget so that they can just push more propaganda.
Ian MalcolmIt just, it just shows that we're winning in spades. Right. So that's why I want everybody that we should always have white pills in these spaces. Like we, we are, we are this small little band of misfits, right? We're the, the, I think it was the nine, uh, bears of the ring. Right. And we're going up against mold or, and, uh, what was the.
Ian MalcolmIt's not Voldemort. That's from Harry Potter. But the other one, right? The Eye of Sauron, right? We're going up against Sauron and we are winning with our little band of hobbits. Who is Sauron? Simon, I feel like you would be Legolas if I had to pick a character for you. You'd be, oh God. Lego? No, you would be the Lego.
Ian MalcolmYes, you'd be the Lego Legolas. who was portrayed by Orlando Bloom. That's it, right? I feel like that would be Simon. Simon, I'm actually going to have AI make you as Legolas right now and put that in the pill.
Speaker 2I have no clue what you're talking about, but okay, whatever.
Ian MalcolmI'll make it all the better.
@joann_marieYou haven't seen Lord of the Rings.
Speaker 2I haven't watched it, no. Oh my gosh. It's like, you know, living a life with a television is like... A Lego Legolas is brilliant. Oh. I have no clue what you're talking about.
Speaker 12I don't know if you can technically be fully classified as white if you haven't seen Lord of the Rings.
Speaker 2I think I've seen the third part, but I didn't get it. When I went to school, my whole class was going to the cinema to watch it. I didn't understand anything because I didn't see the first two parts. It was just like some people fighting orcs for me for three hours. I'm like, what the fuck is happening? I actually should watch it.
Speaker 2I should watch Star Wars. Everybody's like, oh, this is so amazing. I have seen one Star Wars. I didn't understand the story at all.
Speaker 12Yeah, it's in fact be consuming white media.
Speaker 2Yeah, because it's literally like, you know, I mainly grew up with the television. So it's, you know, it's my parents weren't so much fan of television. Like we had one, but it was we were only allowed to watch it on Sunday for one hour. So it's, you know, my parents gave us all the books in the world. So we had this library pass.
Speaker 2We can go to the library whenever we wanted and get new books. And, you know, my parents would pay for it. So we did. But television was only Sunday for one hour. And I mean, we didn't miss it. We usually watched like, you know, a football match or something. And that was about it. So I'm not very... I'm not very familiar with many movies.
Speaker 2Of course, when I was an adult, I watched some, you know, Indiana Jones or whatever. But I'm very much a newbie when it comes to series and movies. But I mean, like, it's good as it is. So without that, probably, imagine I were a child just watching movies. I wouldn't have read like 1,000 books and I probably wouldn't have made it to university.
Speaker 2I don't know. But I think it was a good decision from parents. But I cannot... You know, these nerd Turks I cannot have. And I appear like an idiot sometimes. People are like, how can you not know that? You know, like, well, what? Yeah, it is as it is, I suppose. But let's go to, you know, there are more hands up. So there's the dog holiday.
Speaker 2Like, it's a little idea, I know. By the way, can ladies, like, I'll invite some ladies. I feel like it's like such a figuratory space like this. You know, I will invite some. Maybe some will accept. Maybe not. But anyways, Doc, say what you've got to say. You can insult us. Nobody's going to get offended.
Speaker 13No, no, that's fine. That's fine. The only people I insult are the people that I don't like. And there's quite a few of them on Spaces, but definitely not on Spaces hosted by Ian Malcolm and people that frequent his Spaces. First and foremost, just something out of left field, a shout out to the people who remember such colorful characters as Junkyard Dog, King Kong Bundy,
Speaker 13Rowdy Roddy Piper, the Macho Man Randy Savage, and Ricky the Dragon Steamboat. Anyway, in saying that, because I know Ian Malcolm, his favorite is Ted DiBiase, the Million Dollar Man.
Speaker 14You know, Jews always follow.
Speaker 2I have no clue what you guys are talking about.
@joann_marieI'm with you, Simon.
Speaker 2Good, good, good, good.
Speaker 13Yes. That's all good. Wait, hang on a sec. Before I go too serious,
Speaker 2I can see Bliss came up to speaker, so maybe she grew up with... Because she has a vagina. No, no, no. I'm sorry. Oh, my gosh. I'm sorry. I don't know, but I assume. Yeah. My question to you, Simon, would be the serious question why I came up for.
Speaker 13I wasn't earlier in the space. I don't know how long the space has been running. But from your perspective or understanding with a focus on Western Europe, the United States, the United Kingdom and all the other colonies, including the peasant nation of Australia, what would you say historically in relation to the title of the space?
Speaker 13What has been the greatest downfall throughout the Western world that has allowed the rise of Jewish supremacy? Would it be something like. the establishment and the enforcement of secularism or the abundance of materialism and materialistic wealth, which has led the Gentiles astray and taken their eyes off the ball, metaphorically speaking, to allow for the rise of Jewish supremacy?
Speaker 13Or would it be something else from your perspective or understanding?
Speaker 2It would be something else. I think I would go for the Balfour Declaration and the Versailles Treaty.
Speaker 2which actually allowed, you know, them to succeed in the way they succeeded. So Balfour and Versailles treat, I mean, they're interrelated and they caused the whole mess. So, I mean, you have to be very careful in what I'm saying, but let's just say, put it like this. Looking at historical data, the First World War, I mean, like,
Speaker 2the fact that cousins were fighting cousins was ridiculous, right? And it would have been a putt, like would have been a, you know, we wouldn't have seen a winner in World War I if the British Jews didn't convince the American Jews, the Wall Street Jews, to convince the US government to enter World War I. And based on that, we had the Versailles Treaty.
Speaker 2which was pretty much Germany losing, I think, one third of their territory. And even though Germany already won against Russia back then in the East Front, and they only lost the war in the West Front because there were communist sailors literally overthrowing the government in Kiel, North Germany. and in Berlin. So the fact that the U.S. entered the First World War for the Jews and literally for the creation of Israel is what caused all issues afterwards.
Speaker 2And without that, we wouldn't have seen any Hitler. We wouldn't have seen any Second World War. We wouldn't have seen any wooden doors and pools and orchestras and theaters, etc., right? We wouldn't have seen any of that. But that part was required for them in order to gain more power.
Speaker 13Okay, but Dr. Simon, for example, would you say then that one of the greatest tragedies is the destruction of the Christian empires that existed for many, many centuries on the European continent? With the end and with the conclusion of World War I.
Speaker 2The problem is the fall of Russia and the defeat of Germany. Germany used to be a very conservative and Christian country and then the leftists took over. The Social Democratic Party, Weimar Republic. We know the Weimar circumstances with all the trans clinics, etc. It didn't come from nowhere. And, of course, that Tsar Nicholas and his whole family got murdered by Bolsheviks who were to 70% Jewish.
Speaker 2So these were the tragedies. And, you know, it only happened because of, you know, Zionist Jews in... in the UK convinced Zionist Wall Street Jews in the United States to convince America to enter World War I. So this was the beginning of the downfall of the Western civilization. In my opinion. This can get me jailed in Europe, this opinion.
Speaker 2But just like my opinion.
Speaker 13Yeah, yeah. No, no, fair enough. No worries. Well, thank you for your response. We'll keep it short. There's other hands there. But yeah, much appreciated. Thank you very much. I'll return the mic. Thank you very much, Ted DiBiase.
@joann_marieThank you, Mark.
Speaker 2Well, if anyone cuts this space, they're going to label me a Nazi. But I mean, like, it doesn't matter. I get called a Nazi every day. I mean, like, it's really wild once you dive into historic documents and you're like, you're like, oh, what do you think?
Speaker 6I was going to say, I thought that was a matter of public records.
Speaker 2Yeah, it is. It is. But like, nobody in Europe knows about this. Nobody does. And whenever you're European, you're stating these facts that you can even read on fucking biased Wikipedia. They say like, oh no. You know, they immediately project and call you a neo-Nazi. I mean, that's the word they use. But I mean, I'm a libertarian, so calling me a Nazi doesn't work because it's the opposite of a libertarian.
Speaker 2It's an authoritarian socialist. I'm like, you know, totally the opposite. So they can try whatever they want to. But really, it really opened my eyes. to read the Balfour Declaration. It really opened my eyes. I'm like, what the fuck am I reading? Literally, what the fuck am I reading here? Bliss, oh, look, let's finally listen to another female voice.
Speaker 2Sorry, honey, but your voice is also very female.
Speaker 6I swear to God, how many times are you going to insult me this evening, Simon? It was funny for a second. Not funny anymore, okay? Stop.
Speaker 2Sorry.
Speaker 9blissy hi hey hey dr simon and joanne and ian great space uh hi doc and funk um no i've just been listed great information as always i've been i've been listening to you since i did legs at the gym cardio i tanned and then i do it's grocery shopping so i did all that and just listening in and out about the little vin and moldy bread i'm gonna start
Speaker 9I love the moldy bread, Ian. Keep it up. I think you've created a trend. So, I mean, I always learn everything. It's just part of our ongoing enlightenment and education. I just wanted to say thanks for having me up. And nice to finally meet you, Dr. Simon. I made a Lego of you the other day. I know you saw it. But, yeah, good information.
Speaker 2Yeah, I saw it.
Ian MalcolmNo, and for its worth, I got to give all the credit on the moldy bread goes to Simon. He is the original baker of the bread. And Simon, I did.
Speaker 2Ian, you have a different bread. I do.
Ian MalcolmI came up with my own bread. And yours is like a wheat bread. I do. Well, you might say it's white bread, but it is moldy. Yours is white bread. Yeah, mine's a brown bread. But I did...
@joann_marieI'm going to make a pita bread for myself.
Ian MalcolmNo, we got to get the pita mold for Joanne to throw on Marco.
Speaker 2I was looking today for a rotten matzah bread. It doesn't exist because it's just like wheat and water and salt, nothing else. So they don't rot. It's just like the McDonald's hamburgers that you can just leave alone for like 20 years and they don't rot. Same with matzah. There's no single picture of a matzah, you know, that's like covered with mold.
Speaker 2It doesn't exist. So I can't post it. I want to post like a matzah to Levine. It doesn't exist. But I mean like, you know, even like the bread you can buy nowadays, they don't, they usually go on forever.
Ian MalcolmWell, did you see Dave's Killer Bread is apparently rather killing people because it's got wood chips built into it? Did you hear about this, Simon? What? Yeah, they found literal wood chips inside Dave's Killer Bread is the name of the brand.
Speaker 2Oh, I saw. I saw this. I saw this graph. And they're also not just wood chips, but also like pesticides, like many pesticides.
Speaker 9And not only is it, I saw the same thing, Ian, but have you ever priced that bread? It's like ridiculously expensive. I mean, I don't know. I don't eat bread anymore, except at Italian restaurants. But yeah, I saw that Dave's bread. It's killer.
Speaker 2You should make your own bread, by the way. Like a sourdough and it's healthy. It's not very difficult. I mean, like a kilo of rye flour, wheat flour. I mean, like what's the price, right? Making sourdough takes like five to seven days and you literally get like two pounds of bread for like just like one buck or something.
Speaker 2So it's really worth it.
Ian MalcolmWell, and Doc Holliday, I got to throw you a question there, Mr. I'll see your TedDeviosity, a Virgil reference and ask you, Mr. Doc Holliday, in two or three weeks, would you want to do a space to co-host with me? about who is the greatest professional wrestler of all time. And we can take a panel if you'd be interested in it.
Speaker 13100%.
Ian MalcolmI don't know much about it, but I do get the reference. We'll have to make it an open panel, open forum. And Joanne, we need you to brush up on 50 years of professional wrestling in two weeks. Do you think you can make that happen? I don't think I can. Fair enough. Seems like an unreasonable lie.
Speaker 13Why not? Well, for example, Ian, with the Million Dollar Man, Ted DiBiase, in relation to the title of Space Jewish Supremacy, and we speak about it a lot, the Million Dollar Man had a famous saying, everybody has a price. So it will be a very interesting space.
Ian MalcolmEveryone has a price. And Simon, so get this. And Doc, I'll be curious for your thoughts because I saw this on a documentary. One thing that was very curious. So this is pro wrestling roughly in the 1980s, if I'm not mistaken. And this was before everyone watching it just knew it was all scripted and staged, right? Everything was a little bit less.
Speaker 2Like the WWF wrestling?
Ian MalcolmYes, this would have been the WWF wrestling in the era of essentially Hulk Hogan.
Speaker 2I know who Hulk Hogan is.
Ian MalcolmYes, so this was around the Hulk Hogan era. And here's the funny part. So they decided that they had this young up and coming guy, very talented. And Vince McMahon, the owner of the wrestling program, he went and they scouted him and they said, we think you would be great for this gimmick, but here's the thing. You're gonna be the million dollar man and we're gonna present you as a multimillionaire.
Ian MalcolmAnd in order to ensure that we keep up the charade, because again, most of the fans thought it was completely real. The only problem is Mr. Ted DiBiase, We need you for your character to fly private jets to only arrive at the venues in limousines. And we want you to stay in all the fanciest hotels at every venue that we end up traveling to go have the wrestling matches at.
Ian MalcolmAre you okay with that? And he was like, yeah, I think I'll be all right with that role. Wow. Doc, did I leave anything out there? Was that roughly accurate? accurate indeed Ian and it's he also fittingly of the times before DEI and everything he had a sidekick Virgil who yes was black and was basically his henchman and would do all the things for him in a very different era of racism in America did you know that where Joanne is from in Mexico they have Lucha Libre
@joann_marieAnd we had one called El Nazi.
Speaker 2What?
@joann_marieWe had a wrestler called El Nazi and he had like a swastika.
Speaker 2Nice.
@joann_marieI'll post it.
Speaker 12Lucha Libre.
Speaker 2Because Lucha Libre and how do you say Lucha Libre?
@joann_marieYeah, we call it Lucha Libre, yes.
Speaker 2Lucha Libre. Here in Brazil, we have Lucha Libre. But anyway, it's a wall thing. And in Mexico, it's like this show with people wearing masks. It's like literally wrestling in the United States. It's like better. It's better.
@joann_marieAnd it's so much fun going there. I have been. And it's so much fun. Everybody knows it's a show, though. Yeah, of course. And people have died, actually, fighting. People died? Yes, there is a couple of wrestlers that have died wrestling.
Speaker 14Okay.
@joann_marieNo, it's wild because they do throw like, well, they do that in America as well. But yeah, they throw the chairs and they fly and they do the craziest things. And yeah, I'll post it.
Ian MalcolmThey wear the masks, which is fun. So, Doc, I'll tell you, and this can actually be interesting because there's probably something. I'll see if you and Joanne and maybe we can get Rabbi Mallius. I think this would be an interesting one to have with his participation because there's something about... professional wrestling that actually gives you a glimpse into the mega or the macro culture through this very small little window.
Ian MalcolmAnd I say it because if you think about it, you had Hulk Hogan, who was the ultimate hero of all of the fans, right? He had the American flag. He was out there being very positive, everything. And if you even look at the people that he was against. One of his opponents was the iron chic, if I'm not mistaken, who was supposed to represent all of the, the ills, I suppose, of, uh, the middle East.
Ian MalcolmAnd, and the thing that's maybe interesting is they had the good guys and the bad guys. It was always very black and white and obvious, but it said something that the, the, the heroes were the patriotic. good guys, and the villains were the ones that were supposed to be the others, right? It's very clear cut. And today, I wouldn't be surprised if it's essentially the inverse and if the traditional guy who's the individual holding the American flag is the villain somehow, right?
Speaker 13Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Like, you had the Iron Sheik, then you had Nikolai Volkov, who represented the big bad Soviet Union. I'm not sure, Ian, if you can remember, It wouldn't be approved today by BlackRock and all the people pushing DEI, but during the time of Hogan and that in the 80s, there was a black wrestler, or African-American, who would always come out with a chain around his neck, and his name was known as the Junkyard Dog, if you remember him, or if anyone remembers that name.
Speaker 13You remember that wrestler by any chance?
Ian MalcolmI can't say I do, but it's a good... example of what I was suggesting, that it was a very different day and age. And just out of curiosity, though, because I have this thesis that the entire concept of the horribly racist United States that is told today of the United States of just a decade or two ago is unreasonable in my assertion.
Ian MalcolmI say it because a lot of cultural... icons of the 90s the fresh prince of bel-air uh being a great example were very uplifting and positive examples for the black community were all of the black wrestlers just stereotyped as negatively or were there other examples where that wasn't the case uh like during the 80s and 90s around that window sure yeah yeah around like yeah around that window there was never like there was never no like standout or highlight or like a
Speaker 13like what they call a term, a baby face who was like a black guy or a black wrestler. They were always more like the sort of, you know, negative and the anti-hero, the one that would antagonize the crowd. But the good guys was the Hulk Hogan. Then you had a guy called Hacksaw Jim Duggan. If I remember correctly, he was like an All-American, used to carry around the 4x2.
Speaker 13Then you had the macho man Randy Savage and his sidekick, the lovely Miss Elizabeth. Then you had George the Animal Steel, the only guy who was, let's say, non-white or non-American, who was like a baby face, from what I remember, was that Ricky the Dragon's theme boat during that late 80s, early 90s era. But yeah, there were hardly any standout or positive black promoted wrestlers.
Speaker 13During that time. In the WWE.
Ian MalcolmWe'll have to do a space. I think it would be very interesting. To make it fun. We can do. Who is the greatest of all time. And let lots of people come up. And share their different takes or perspectives. That's easy.
Speaker 13I can give you that answer. It wasn't a female. It wasn't a male. It was a female. If you remember a wrestler called. The Fabulous Moolah. She was just absolutely fantastic.
Ian MalcolmAnd that's a serious suggestion. You're not trolling. I'm not familiar.
Speaker 13No, no, no, no. I'm trolling. I'm trolling. She had a fantastic record and people liked her, but she wasn't pleasing or easy on the eye, to use that expression, Ian. Because sex or gender came with Stephanie McMahon and after that, Miss Elizabeth. Tori Wilson, Stacey Keebler, et cetera, et cetera. Like, the all-American quintessential, like, wrestlers, to put it that way.
Ian MalcolmYou're telling me that the Chyna that I remember, she was not the heartthrob of the professional wrestling world?
Speaker 13Yeah, no, no. Like, she was something different. You know, she was something different, but she wasn't really the one that would, you know, get a lot of pay-per-view buys. know because she wasn't you know she wouldn't be the poster girl on you know on too many pay-per-view or main events because you know she wouldn't she wouldn't satisfy you know a particular market that the wwf or wwe were seeking to attract well like i said well she had her she had her moments you know she had her moments but she wasn't you know the number one
Speaker 13the number one attraction, to put it that way.
Ian MalcolmWell, we'll have to. So I'll start a little group chat, and we'll get that on the books for two or three weeks. It'll be a deep dive into professional wrestling with the who is the greatest of all time. And I assume it'll be very, very interesting because there's probably a whole lot that a lot of people don't know about that subject, myself included.
Ian MalcolmSo it'll be fun to try and learn from everybody. I always... I think the most interesting thing you can do to make your world more interesting is to just be curious about things that you know nothing about. It makes it much more fun.
Speaker 13Exactly, exactly. I'll look forward to it. It'll be something different. And if people start bringing out names of their favorite wrestlers of yesteryear, we can pretty much work out what type of age bracket each and every person is by how far they can go back. In the WWE, WWF days.
Ian MalcolmWell, and we'll also have to investigate. We'll have to look into Vince McMahon and ties to Jewish individuals or heritage. Not sure if there is any. I do know that his wife was a massive figure in the administration. Actually, a secretary position. And so to think that... I think secretary of education. I think she's the Secretary of Education.
Ian MalcolmThe Secretary of Education is married to a guy who literally ran a professional wrestling stunt entertainment industry. What a weird world we have found ourselves in. Just baffling.
Speaker 13Exactly. Ian, just one thing I want to ask your fellow co-hosts. Joanne, you mentioned the Lucho Libre Wrestling, etc. Who's your favorite wrestler from Mexico? Would it be Rey Mysterio or would it be his son or would it be the legend from yesteryear, Tito Santana?
@joann_marieI do not know a lot about this. I mean, I know that there is like a Scorpio person and also Rey Mysterio, but I don't know. And I posted in the Jumbotron, but then I removed it because I was like, maybe it's going to lag. We had a Ku Klux Klan. The Nazi and the Taliban. So, yeah, we have these Lucha Libre characters in Mexico.
@joann_marieIt's wild. It's really fun in here.
Speaker 13Yeah, that's fine. That's fine. All good. Yeah, I look forward to it, Ian. Yeah, let's organize it. We'll do something different on X Spaces. Maybe we'll get different people coming up and speaking. Oh, I love it.
Ian MalcolmAnd we've got some wonderful voices in here that we might see if they would want to participate. I see we've got Rabbi Malleus that I think you'd be very curious. That's an addition. So, so David and Michael, just to reset the room for everybody. So we started the space to celebrate the almost undefeated. He has not won every bout, but moldy bread has essentially ratioed almost every application and has been the Rocky Balboa of Twitter and has taken out the likes of Laura Loomer and Ben Shapiro, Rabbi, Rabbi Shmuley.
Ian Malcolmwhere the ratio was 25,000 to 50. Poor little schmooly. Simon had 40,000 likes on his moldy bread for Mark Levin. So moldy bread's been doing some heavy lifting, but we were using this as a funny example of both how unpopular the mainstream message and those that are still shilling it, like Mark Levin and Ben Shapiro, are becoming, and how confident our side is becoming.
Ian Malcolmbecause we are seeing the likes of even moldy bread that is more popular than just about anything Mark Levin puts on the internet. And that gives other individuals that otherwise might fear this idea. A truth teller always talks about the three F's and one of those is not to fear the Jew, right? And if people are here and they're thinking, oh, I don't want to be critical of Israel or Jews.
Ian MalcolmPeople might, they might look at me wrong. They might think I'm mean. But then if they go to Ben Shapiro's Twitter, they see people celebrating moldy bread more than Mark Levin. Maybe it gives them the encouragement to speak out against that, which otherwise they would be shamed or feared out of discussing. And so Dr. Rechtenwald and David and Rabbi, I'd love some of your thoughts on just this concept of the rising comfort that we as kind of the fringe people at the moment.
Ian Malcolmthat are in these spaces talking about these subjects that we are making this issue less and less taboo. And as a result, you've got more and more people that are perhaps going to start stepping up and maybe speak out and maybe be willing to advocate their support for somebody like Dan Bilzerian, which I know that Dr. Rechtenwald, you've been obviously intimately connected to.
Ian MalcolmSo it is kind of a funny little meme. but we're using it to represent something far larger. And Dr. Rechtenwald would love some of your thoughts and then maybe David's, and then we'll go to Rabbi.
Speaker 15Hey, good to see you. And it's great to be here. Thank you. And Joanne and Dr. Simon, great to see you all. So what I would say is, first of all, I just want to shout out to the moldy bread meme. I love it. I think it should... should go without language it should go without words it doesn't need any words now just the moldy bread itself uh that will carry the day and i think that's a beautiful uh bit of meme work frankly um so i i i you know i spoke with dan bilzerian several times and on one of the occasions uh of our phone conversations which i i'm sure he wouldn't mind me relaying this uh he said to me that
Speaker 15He was going to go 150 miles an hour so everybody else can feel safe going 75. And I thought that was just a great way of putting it. Just an amazing way to couch this predicament that you're in when you are leading a movement and are bound to take hits, but the larger the movement gets, the more the hits are deflected and dispersed and they have less effect.
Speaker 15So the more of us that they finally call anti-Semites, I hope they just extend it to the whole Goy race, you know, as it were, the whole Goy class, let's put it that way. And then we would all be... under the same blanket, and then it would be over. And all we have to do then is deal with them in terms of their inordinate power and the way they wield it without ethics or morals.
Speaker 15So, yeah, I mean, this is just an exciting time we're in right now. We see for the first time in, like, maybe forever in the United States now, we have a candidate, Dan Bilzerian, who is directly calling out Jewish supremacism in his campaign. That is a massive shift. And he's getting mainstream attention. Whether it's negative or not, it's still mainstream attention.
Speaker 15And this is just a monumental event historically. So I think it's going to be... And by the way, we're having a space. I hate to be a self-promoter, but we're having a space, ASAPAC is tomorrow at 7 p.m. It'll be co-hosted by myself and Lori Price, LegitGov. and uh that uh dan will will be in there and as a speaker hopefully addressing you know he's gonna make some his statements and then hopefully address questions should be a bang up time and everybody come ready to clip some of the best uh dialogue and monologue you're gonna hear anywhere so i think it's gonna be great and thanks so much for having me in uh
Speaker 15I'd like to drop by just to say hello, because Ian's faces are always marvelous, and I'd just like to come in and say hello. I don't mean to usurp anything, and so it's great to be here. Thanks so much.
Ian MalcolmNo, and Dr. Ettenwald, there is no usurping, because we are all in this together, right? And the cross-promotion of these ideas and the cross-pollination of the audiences, the support mechanisms, all of that is for everybody. And we win. It's just like in Gladiator. If we stick together, we survive. Right. And Dr. I'm curious, since we have you and David, it must have been maybe a year ago that that David and I and, you know, there's a couple of individuals like yourself have been talking about this a long time, trying to figure out the right way to take this conversation to the masses that, you know, it feels sharp enough.
Ian MalcolmAnd it's calling out the specific issue without feeling like it's merely based on some kind of racial prejudice or animus and all the other nonsense that they'll throw at us. And I feel like when David said it is Jewish supremacy, that is the thing that we need to put the microscope on and say, look at this problem, which is that this clique and cabal, whatever you want to call it.
Ian MalcolmThey have a supremacist worldview that they are entitled to enslave everybody. That's inherently wrong. They clearly have too much power, and we need to call it out. I'm curious if you think, is that terminology, Jewish supremacism or supremacy, is that the messaging that you think that Dan can take to the masses and that we all can kind of take to the world around us to help win?
Speaker 15Yeah, that's a great question. And actually, this is another point that Dan and I spoke about directly. We talked about, we were talking about the way that he handled the TMZ interview. And I said, the most brilliant thing that you did in there was anytime they started calling you names is that you put it back to Jewish supremacism.
Speaker 15This is not, so the issue goes back to the core problem, not the blaming of the messenger here. So this is a way to get them off the blame games for you, having noticed something. So the point is that Jewish supremacism is what we need to focus on. That's absolutely the nexus here. The main phrase that I think that we got to use in these campaigns, because what we're talking about is a moral situation.
Speaker 15It's a moral imperative that we overcome it. Because it is not... It is not morally sound. Supremacism is actually the immoral position. And we need to make that very clear. And so we can win with that messaging. If we make it clear that we're running on moral grounds here, not just political or some sort of racial animus or any of that.
Speaker 15We're talking about moral grounds. And moral grounds say that supremacism is evil. Because in the name of supremacism, people have done unimaginable things, especially in the case of Zionism. It has done unimaginable things to people. And supremacism has always been used as a bogey, pushed onto the white right, so to speak, in order to deflect from the real perpetrators of supremacism, which is actually Jewish.
Speaker 15I mean, that's the thing. The perpetrators of supremacism are Jewish, not whites. Whites aren't running around putting forth some supremacist notion that they could kill whoever they want because they need some Lebensraum. I mean, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 15The idea that, to get back to, I'm sorry, I'm stuttering a little bit. The idea to get back to is the supremacism issue is the exact way to go. That's the way Dan is going with it. And I reinforced that to him. I said, that's the most brilliant approach. Absolutely. Because it puts the onus back on them and it throws it back into the criticism that we're making.
Speaker 15It isn't about whether we're something or another. what our identity is and what our particular position is. We're talking about an objective set of facts that need to be described. And that's what this does. It describes a set of facts about the behavior of this group, which is so inimical to other peoples. So that's where we are.
Speaker 15Yeah, it's very good.
@malleusigCan I just add really quickly? I said it when I was talking to Dan. I think it does bear repeating. You have an opportunity here to really push that the real problem is and always has been anti-Semitism and Jew hatred. There's no greater anti-Semitism than killing of Semites by Eastern European immigrants in the Middle East.
@malleusigAnd there's no greater Jew hatred than the hatred these Jews have for us and have had for us for thousands of years to the point that they've inscribed it in their holy books. Those are the two things that I would push hardest if I were you.
Speaker 15Yeah, I mean, I agree with that. And let me just add that there's also been in Jewish history a great deal of hierarchy within Jewish societies. The rabbis ruled with a very totalitarian iron fist. And they subjected their Jewish subjects to iron discipline. and extortion of sorts, you know, taxation effectively. So what I'm getting at here is they also will sacrifice their own, you know, certain millions of them.
Speaker 15Absolutely, they'll sacrifice them.
@malleusigMichael, do you know what the punishment was for a Jewish woman or Jewish girl marrying a non-Jew back in the Middle Ages?
Speaker 15I can't say that I have that at the tip of my tongue.
@malleusigThe other Jews cut her nose off.
Speaker 2Nose? Did you just say nose?
@malleusigYeah. History's first nose job was the punishment for marrying a non-Jewish boy.
Speaker 2That's irony.
Speaker 16Did she lie less?
@malleusigNow that is an A-B test that needs to be run. Can I jump in quick?
@froemelandyThat was a figurative comment, not a literal one.
Ian MalcolmJump in.
@froemelandyYeah. Oh, my God. Ravi Shmuley literally just posted America's true culture celebrity worship. And the irony of him posting that when it's the Jews that literally run the entertainment and the sports industry churning out all the celebrities that worship. So I literally just commented, who runs Hollywood and sports that turn out the very celebrities that Americans worship?
@froemelandyBasically just telling the irony of that back.
Speaker 2I mean, like this guy is selling butt plugs with his daughter.
@froemelandyLiterally.
@malleusigYou know he's the R&D department, too.
@froemelandyProbably, yes. This guy's so disgusting. Going back to the question earlier of what destroyed Western culture, it's like, yeah, obviously it started before World War II, but after World War II, we replaced Christianity with the religion of liberalism and Holocaust worship. We got rid of Christ, and it was, okay, we're going to do liberalism, and we're going to be forced to worship the Holocaust.
@froemelandyAnd it's completely ridiculous. It's thou shall not question six million and thou shall worship LGBTQ and mass migration. And that's what was forced upon us instead of worshiping Christ and family values.
Ian MalcolmWell stated there, Andy. And Rabbi, that was interesting with the punishment there. That's a curious one. So David, I'm curious because we have... Dr. Rectum is still here with us. Again, about a year ago, that idea of Jewish supremacy, that is the thing, because I think everyone can ultimately get behind that. And those that might be ignorant about this subject, you know, if they're overhearing the conversations and they hear us saying, well, Jews are the problem, right?
Ian MalcolmThat sounds very pointed and perhaps going to get lumped in as the American History X caricature, right? But when you say Jewish supremacy, if they've never heard that, that, that,
@froemelandyset of words kind of lumped next to one another they might say initially instead of i'm not going to pay attention they might say well what is that exactly how you explain it perfectly with that your pin thread when people say wait a minute 14 of 30 mba owners are jewish when only two percent of the population wait a minute that's disproportionate because that they want to falsely claim it's the white man that gets disproportionate power because people may think that because
@froemelandythey lump Jews in as white when they are not white. But then you look at the NBA and it's, wait a minute, how the heck are half of the owners Jewish, for example? How are 40% of U.S. billionaires Jewish when they're 2% of the population? And when people actually look at that, they're like, wait a minute, there is a group in America that has disproportionate power.
@froemelandyAnd it's not the white man. It's the Jewish man and Jewish woman that have disproportionate power in America.
Speaker 16Well... To answer your question, Ian, really it was from philosophy that I arrived at Jewish supremacy. Because I don't want, and I think it's a failing message, to judge people by their immutable characteristics. And it always fails. For instance, the term toxic masculinity is to imply that that which constitutes your maledom is a problem.
Speaker 16That too much of what you are is a problem. But this isn't the case with supremacy because any group can have out-group psychopathy. Any group can. And the one that is most likely to have it in spades is the one that has it unchecked. The one that has wielded so much power by operating that way that they can't be questioned, they can't be challenged, they can't be punished, nothing.
Speaker 16And so I thought, well, gosh, what is it that... What did we learn from the Enlightenment? And I hear a lot of people damn the Enlightenment, but there were lots of wonderful messages. When Locke wrote his absolute seminal work, an essay concerning human understanding, he concluded that that which constitutes our identity is our volition, our choice-making.
Speaker 16So we all feel, irrespective of how much it's true, we all feel personal agency. We all feel moral agency. We can dropkick that. We can abrogate our moral responsibility. But we do know deep within ourselves that we're doing this. And as C.S. Lewis said, who was also a moral philosopher, we grow a little bit more or less moral over time depending on the choices that we make and the thoughts that we carry.
Speaker 16So Jewish supremacy is the only thing that worked for me. Because then I'm saying anybody, including our Jewish brothers and sisters, that wants to opt out of this, that wants to call this out, They want to say, I'm going to side with good against evil. I'm not going to be a part of anything that has outgrouped psychopathy.
Speaker 16By the way, for any group in the world, not just white people, but anybody. And then they join us. They join us in the brotherhood of humanity. And of course, that means that they're on the right side of history. That's not what we're talking about here. When we talk about Jewish supremacy, we're talking about people notice every choice they make.
Speaker 16Every choice they make is indicative of every other group of people in the history of human civilization that have been on the wrong side of history. For instance, authoritarian censorship. The censors have, without exception, always been on the wrong side of history. No one, as I've said before, wants to ban the Flat Earth Society.
Speaker 16They don't want to ban things that are probably false, but that are dangerously true. Dangerous to who? Dangerous to this hegemonic, authoritarian, brutal, psychopathic power. called Jewish supremacy. That is it. I can't think of any other better term. I think it resonates. I noticed on the Jimmy Dore show, someone that was, they were talking about Dan Bilzerian and things that he said.
Speaker 16Oh no, Candace Owens is also using the term, by the way, in the last three months. I noticed she's using the term. And they were talking about it. And one of the people on his show that actually is Jewish used the term himself. This is unprecedented. Victor Hugo was right. Nothing can stop an idea who's come. And if you want proof of that, ask yourself, they have all of the giant megaphones of society.
Speaker 16They have the media. They have the money. They have the military. They have the might. The one thing they don't have is the truth. And we have figured out a way to say the truth again and again and again. And that is something that they cannot stop because it resonates. Your mind, by its very function, the purpose of consciousness is to conform to reality.
Speaker 16So if it doesn't resonate with reality, if it doesn't resonate with the truth, then that lie that's told to you over and over and over again, it has an expiration date. And that expiration date has come.
Ian MalcolmThat's so well stated, David. And it is the... I love that idea of... anybody and everybody who can be in opposition to this supremacist system, right? Because again, it, it inherent in that it is that you're not hating something because it is something other than the something that it expresses. If that makes sense, you're not hating Jews because they are Jewish.
Ian MalcolmYou're saying there is a ideology that exists largely within this community that does exist within other communities as well who share that same ideology. But anybody who carries that supremacist system, that and all of the things that it manifests are the problem, right? And you're therefore against that because you love that which is alternative to it.
Speaker 16Oh, sorry, go ahead, my friend. I didn't know you were stepping in there.
Speaker 15Yeah, I was just going to say that it's just not, you know, basically we're not being genetic determinists here. This is not a genetically determined system. set of behaviors we're talking about an adoption a palette of a palette of behavior that has been you know handed down and uh been uh foisted probably uh on some of the jewish uh children you know against their will largely i mean some in some cases i know for a fact that in fact this kind of supremacist ideology is very corrosive to the soul of jewish people themselves
Speaker 16Well, you know, my friend, Christ said, love the sinner. I mean, hate the sin, not the sinner, basically. That was his basic message. And that is the choice that we have. We have to be defined by our loves. We have to think about the children that will be emancipated from trying to wear the indoctrination that comes at the expense of their souls, their sexuality.
Speaker 16Where do they become drug addicts? Trying to convince our little girls to be whores, our little boys to be little girls. You know, there is so much innocence and goodness in humanity. We have to think of ourselves as fighting for the innocence, fighting for the goodness, and not against. You're defined by your loves. That which really defines you is your loves.
Speaker 16And this is a way for us always to be talking about what we love. If you want vengeance, I want no part of what you're doing. I want emancipation. If these people can go away and vampires live with vampires and they can be a daisy chain of dicks and basically exploit each other, fine. But leave the rest of us alone. You may no longer victimize our beautiful, our young, our elderly.
Speaker 16You may no longer victimize people in a thousand different ways like you're doing now. All we're asking for you... All we're asking of you, in the words of John F. Kennedy, is to take two running jumps and go to hell. We just don't want to be victimized by you anymore. This is obviously a great message of tolerance, isn't it?
Speaker 16And our friend Rabbi here was right when he said, always play offense. say, look, the most anti-Semitic country in the world is Israel. They're killing all the Semites around them. We love them. We don't want you to kill Semites. So take the vow of tolerance. I promise that I, from now on forever, will oppose the mass extermination of Semites, even if people that are called Jews today are doing that.
Speaker 16You see, we're always talking about what we love. We're always talking about innocence. We're always talking about tolerance. We're always talking about equanimity. And by the way, it's a winning message. You know this works. Look back through the course of history. Why was Gandhi so successful with it? Why throughout the course of history?
Speaker 16Why was MLK so successful with it? Throughout the history, when you're demanding the dignity and the majesty of your own right to be free, to stand on the horizon of your own destiny, uncoerced and unmolested, that message is always going to be effective.
@joann_marieThat was beautiful, David. I always love everything you say. Should we go to Jack?
Ian MalcolmYeah, let's check in with Jack and then we'll go from Jack to Amaru and then to Andy.
Speaker 11Yeah, I mean, I think what David was just saying reminded me so much of what Dr. Simon brought up at the very beginning of the space. He was saying that Mark Levin actually replies to him when he posts the moldy bread and all those other things. And he said that, if I remember right, Dr. Simon. Let's see. He says that you are a scumbag, you're all these other things.
Speaker 11But he doesn't call you... No, he called me a Nazi and a piece of shit. Okay, so he did call you an anti-Semite. All right, never mind.
Speaker 2No, no, not directly.
Speaker 11He called you a Nazi? But it's interesting because he – so he didn't – if I remember right, he didn't directly call you an anti-Semite. No. I think that's telling because what is our side doing? Every single time I listen to you guys, and I couldn't tolerate it otherwise, you are reacting to these people, this supremacist class, these people plagued with out-group psychopathy.
Speaker 11like David was saying, you react to them with moderated, targeted criticism, but not hatred. Not hatred for immutable characteristics. And maybe that's kind of shining through. I think another interesting thing, I just wanted to kind of go off of what David was saying, the opposite. So if you're in a relationship with somebody that's a narcissist or a psychopath,
Speaker 11You become depressive. You begin to hate yourself in order to stay in the relationship with them. Think about what has happened to the Western world. It hates itself. It wants to destroy itself. It thinks it's unworthy. It's been played with this Holocaust, genocide, Nazism propaganda that Andy was talking about. It's very fascinating how well you can map on.
Speaker 11personal relationship and psychological dynamics with what's happening on a societal and global level. They want to demoralize you.
Speaker 16And Jack, this is the very meaning of the word demoralize, right? Because if you take away people's morals, you've taken away their spiritual weapon of defense. That's the way you conquer people forever, is to make them feel guilty, make them feel bad, make them feel less. wouldn't the supremacist quite naturally want you to feel less than them?
Speaker 16That's the whole point of supremacism. So once people, you can only inspire that kind of feeling in people, but for so long, until the gaslighting just doesn't work anymore. I don't know whether they become acculturated to it so well that they can see better, but this is what's happening now. The great awakening is simply throwing off that.
Speaker 16Oh, gosh, you know, I feel so bad. Yes, I'm so sorry. How dare I? I don't even deserve to live. I don't even deserve to breathe. But then when you see the most innocent among you really suffering from this ideology, you realize, gosh, this is a cult of death. That's what we've created here, folks, a cult of death. If you went out into the forest and you saw the deer trying to jump in the mouth of the lion, you'd say there's a pathology involved here.
Speaker 16And this is the same with us. We have to stand up. remember who we are. You know, the freedom, the desire for it, it may not be on our tongues, but it's in our hearts. And that's what's happening is people are feeling, gosh, I don't want to be treated this way. I don't want to, I don't have anything to feel guilty about.
Speaker 16And in whose direction? The direction of people that are committing genocide. The direction of people that are running the porn industries. The direction of people that are extracting our wealth and reducing the servitude of all people that shouldn't make us feel guilty is these people. What do you think about that?
Speaker 11Me? I mean, you articulated it better than I ever could. I think the other question that I wanted to follow up on off of what you said was kind of about Europe. I wanted to ask Dr. Simon about that. Like Europe, David, seems to be the worst example of it, right?
Speaker 2Always. Europe is always the worst example of everything these days.
Speaker 2Isn't it? Isn't it?
Speaker 11Isn't it, Jack? Yeah, I mean, I have extended family there, you know, in Ireland at least. You know, I'm a passport holder. All of my second cousins are there still. And every single one of them, even though they're near my generation, a little bit older, they still have not caught, you know, have not really grasped what is going on with them historically.
Speaker 11I think... know what is what is the antidote here uh for people even in america sure but in europe like is it an understanding of history is it under is it an understanding of psychology is it an understanding of the fact that you know israel's committing genocide um in the middle east but but even then it seems to fall short in some dynamic because they ascribe it to this kind of leftist marxist uh throw off everything uh
Speaker 11dissolve everything. What do you think is the answer here? I'm hoping for a silver lining and a white pill amongst this because psychological conditions, like David was saying, these things should be treatable. And I think they are. I think there's an awakening here in the United States, but I really haven't seen it with my family, extended though they are, in Europe yet.
Speaker 2That's a very difficult one because it's a complicated one. Because here we're looking against right-wing people, joining leftist movements which is like super rare it actually never existed i think in in human history i can't remember it existed um and we are suddenly teaming up with people you know we would throw out of helicopters right um and of course there's also lack of understanding and the most important thing is propaganda when i went to school in
Speaker 2Holland, also Netherlands, because Holland is like two provinces, and in Germany, we were always confronted with Holocaust propaganda videos. I don't want to say that, you know, as a libertarian, I'm obviously pretty much anti-socialist and also anti-national socialist. But, you know, lots of this stuff is made up at Hollywood.
Speaker 2At least I'm convinced it's made up. So we had to watch all these movies, Schindler's List, etc. I don't know how many times. And people were... We were told that we were part of the problem. You were part of the problem. Your family was probably part of the problem. They were NSB, NSJP. I don't know. And of course, it creates some kind of guilt.
Speaker 2And not just guilt, but you also feel... you have lots of compassion for Jewish people because you were like, okay, I can't believe, you know, what my ancestors did to them. And I mean, I know my grand grandpa didn't because my grandpa was socialist. I mean, I wouldn't say it's any better, but he wasn't on the side of the NSJP, obviously.
Speaker 2And he got very much along with the Russians. So when he was captured by the Russians, the Russians let him go. That's all I know. I don't know any more of that. They just gave him a bike and he was allowed to go back to the family, which was very rare at this time. But anyway, so what we've been told, you know, in the 90s and early 2000s is like, literally, you know, these people are good.
Speaker 2You know, they've been persecuted. Without any reason, they've done nothing, nothing bad at all in history of human being. And like, you know, we are the evil people. And I think this is sticking with many people still these days. So when I talk to friends in Europe, they're like, okay, look, but look what we did. Look what we did.
Speaker 2We still owe them. That's why they're pro-Israel. But once you understand that maybe not everything they're telling us is true, you know, Maybe some numbers are blown up. Maybe it wasn't 6 million. Maybe it was just like 271,301. Maybe most of them due to typhus and famine. And maybe there were like 20 times more Catholics or Christians dying in this war.
Speaker 2Then you have a totally different perspective of what's happening. And I'm saying like the National Socialists did very evil stuff. Believe me, I think what they did was wrong. So whenever they went to Jewish families, so for example, they went to my family and my family had to prove that none of the ancestors were Jewish.
Speaker 2It's wrong. You could be Catholic, et cetera. And if your grandma were Jewish and they would literally just tell you, okay, you get into problems. And I think it's, you know, It's wrong, in my opinion. So their race theory was totally wrong.
Speaker 2It doesn't mean that it was wrong to go after the banking system, to go after specific societies, but going after one race or one society as such was wrong. And they did massacres, they massacred Jewish people, they massacred gay people, they massacred Socialists, they massacred many people. Of course, Hollywood only tells us nowadays, they only went after Jewish people.
Speaker 2But they went after literally everything which was not like Aryan and heterosexual. Anyway, I mean, it's very difficult to still perceive what was happening back there. And still many information that we have access to is... is unbiased. So even what I'm saying right now could be totally wrong or totally right or even incomplete.
Speaker 2But what I generally believe is that the stories that we are being told, especially by, you know, whoever is there in the media, Randy Fine is talking about the Holocaust the whole time. They're all talking about the Holocaust the whole time. It kind of seems to define them. And by mentioning this historic event, it happened to some degree, right?
Speaker 2We don't have to agree on everything that happened, but it happened. They were prosecuted, obviously. Some might say for correct reasons, others might say for incorrect reasons. I say for incorrect reasons, because I think every person should be seen as an individual, which wasn't the case, which is quite clear. But still, they're using this in order to justify whatever, be this war crimes, be this State of Israel, be this, you know, whatever policy they want to implement.
Speaker 2And that's where I have a problem with. So they can, of course, say like, look, there were things in the past that were like, you know, that included lots of injustice. And I would totally agree with this. And we can say like, hey, you know, Nobody should be prosecuted for being part of a specific movement, clan, cult, or whatever you want to call it.
Speaker 2And I would agree with this. But using this in order to commit an even worse crime against other people, it's wild. And that's why I stand with the Palestinian people. It's that simple.
Speaker 16Well, I have to be very sensitive myself because my great-grandfather died in Auschwitz.
Speaker 2So he was a German? He was like, you know... He fell out of a guard tower, yeah. The old joke, yeah.
Ian MalcolmAll right, so David, I'm going to throw you... And I see we've got Michael's hand up, and so I want to go to Dr. Echtenwald. But I also want to throw a question. This is a weird one. Because it's definitely not tied to the space, but it might give some fodder for a little discussion. Because I'm not sure exactly how to interpret the thing that I'm looking at and how to respond to.
Ian MalcolmAnd so we'll go to that in a second.
Speaker 2We want to know what you're looking at right now.
Ian MalcolmWell, I just put it up into the nest. The Met Gala is taking place.
Speaker 2Oh, I saw this. Oh my gosh, this is like cringe.
Ian MalcolmWhich, so don't forget, this is the gala where just years ago, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the, I think if I'm not mistaken, the Sephardic Jew, she went to the Met Gala with the like $50,000 dress that basically said tax the rich or something along those lines, which was just, it's like you people have zero mirror. Um, but gonna, gonna have to, uh, comment on the Met Galen in particular, this model, or I, I, I want to use air quotes when I say model and, uh, David, we'll come back to that because there's this, this piece of, there should be somebody that is the model for all groups of people.
Ian MalcolmBut at the same time, I mean, are we going to wheel out in front of the cameras, a model psychopath or serial killer or any variety of other groups of people and say, therefore, we have to have the model that represents said class of people. I feel like models should uplift mankind and women and should give us something to aspire to, like the statue of David, right?
Ian MalcolmWe can all look at and revere and say, that's masculine. That's what a man should be. This is kind of a curious one. But before we go to that, why don't we go to Dr. Rechtenwald, and then we'll come back to... the, the, the video up in the nest. And we'll try to figure out with Mr. David, what the most moral way to approach this absurdity might be.
Speaker 15No, no, go ahead and do what you were going to do because I want to hear this first.
Ian MalcolmOkay. And David, is it a fair, is it a fair way to frame this one? Because again, I look at what's going on and in the world, it feels to me that Like, part of this machine is the uglification of everything. It is brutalist architecture. Everything is designed to essentially bring your senses down, to get you looking instead of up at the heavens and the beautiful ceilings of the cathedral, rather to look down at your cell phone, to look down at yourself, to look down at your heritage, to look down at everything, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd so then... What do these psychopathic celebrities roll out? But they're celebrities dressed in these absurd outfits. I saw Sam, I think it's Sam Smith is his name. The, the singer who there, he sung the song about going to the body shop and gay sex and all this other nonsense with literal flames behind him. Oh, by the way.
Ian MalcolmAnd for anybody who doesn't remember, this is the same guy that went on Saturday night live and sung his song unholy while wearing a dress. that a woman then birthed out of the dress. I am not joking when I say this, but this guy showed up at the Met gala wearing some kind of demonic outfit and they've got Cardi B or whoever it is looking like some kind of caterpillar.
Ian MalcolmAnd now they've got a quadriplegic black woman who looks unfortunately like a handicap version of the black woman who played the little mermaid. And I don't know how to respond when I'm told that this is a model because again, A model is the David. It is something spectacular. And there's nothing wrong with suggesting that the people that I'm told to look up to as model examples of citizens and societies should not be those that are literally or figuratively sickly or otherwise challenged.
Ian MalcolmIt doesn't mean we have to look down on those people. But I feel like this is an embodiment of how insane and off the rails DEI and the uglification of our society has gotten. And David, I'm curious if that's a a mean and immoral way of looking at things, or is there a reasonable justification for it? No, it is immoral.
@joann_marieI want to ask... This person is also transgender. So it's like you can't. It has like so much going on. You're not joking. No, I swear, Ian. I swear. It's a black, quadriplegic, cerebral palsy, transgender person.
Ian MalcolmHow is this possible? They got like, I mean, David, David, did they get like a checklist? They were like, please, somebody go find. There has to be one.
Speaker 16Did you not just see what I posted in response to you? I said she's just one case of bestiality away from covering all the bases. Yeah, well, you know, it's funny. There's a joke by Anthony Jaslet where he says, my grandfather is, I have an uncle who's quadriplegic and he had a stroke and now we don't know what to call him.
Speaker 16It's really hilarious because... John Keats said, truth is beauty and beauty is truth. In his ode to Grisha Nairn, I recommend everybody read it. It's one of the top five or 10 greatest poems to have ever been written. A war on truth is also naturally going, the natural concomitant to beauty is truth. That's what beauty is.
Speaker 16It has some resonance, some truth. And we have this. We all have the divine spark within us. We have the capacity, especially when we're calm and happy, to differentiate between the beautiful and the ugly. This is obviously so. So why would they do that? Why would the postmodernists and all these people, why would they so cynically make a war on beauty for the same reason they make war on truth?
Speaker 16Because these are the things that give you strength. Anything to which you, from which you grow, you gain inspiration, of course, increases your self-esteem. Let's not forget that self-esteem is the spiritual muscle that binds us to earth. It is the reflexive inventory of our own mind in terms of its efficacy. And if you feel good and happy and strong and moral, well, these are naturally things that exist at the expense of those who want to demoralize you and make you feel bad and weak and impotent and confused.
Speaker 16So no, no, that's this whole thing that they're doing, this war on beauty. It's very, very intentional, very, very cynical. And of course, we should do what we're doing right now. We should laugh at it. Nope, that's ugly. Nope. Never allow someone to turn you into a second-hander. Never look at a work of art or anything they're presenting you with and saying, what am I supposed to think?
Speaker 16Don't think that. Just become quiet and ask yourself, do you like this? Do you think this is ugly? Do you think this is beautiful? Does this inspire you? Does this repel you? Do you find this repulsive? You'll know. You have it within you. Just the same way as your taste buds know whether the wine is good. You don't need the sommelier to tell you that.
Speaker 16So absolutely, my friend, it's intentional, and that is because beauty is a natural concomitant to truth, which is their enemy.
Ian MalcolmYeah, and I'd be curious for Amiru if you wanted to jump in and comment on this idea, because it does feel like... This is another one of those examples where this exists merely to demoralize everybody around us. And it feels, at both sides of the equation, it feels wrong to point this out because this person obviously has to deal with an immense amount of, I don't know if trauma is the right word, but there's all kinds of setbacks, obviously, that they're faced with physically and perhaps psychologically, given that they're also trans.
Ian MalcolmBut at the same time, Just as a statement on how insane the world is, it feels like a skyscraper that is built not even properly straight. It's all over the place. It's 8,000 different colors. We're told to celebrate it while it's obviously an eyesore. And Amir, I'm kind of curious on your reaction to this. And perhaps if you want to add in, since you always love to talk about the mind, the idea of a disgust reaction, how that is actually something that is...
Ian Malcolmprimitively wired in your brain to look at something and to feel a sense of either aversion to it or appreciation for it and how that might play into your thought.
Speaker 17Yeah, well, I got a bit, when I heard about the trans quadriplegic, I think I kind of threw in the towel there. You know, I don't know if I have enough fight in me to keep going. Like a trans quadriplegic. You know, I've taken care of a kid that had, you know, cerebral palsy and it's just one kid. But it had a profound impact on how I see things and how I think about the brain and a lot of things.
Speaker 17And their life is so rough. And they can grow. And it feels like observing them going through the growth process, it's like they're learning how to walk. Yeah, with assistance, but their life is worth living. And you come and castrate them and trans them. And that's just so despicable. I think it is to demoralize. I think it's to degenerate society.
Speaker 17You just have to take Psy 101 to know that trans is fake. That's how easy it is. So there's no way that they're not smart enough to figure this out. There are nefarious intentions in pushing the trans stuff. And who controls the media? Who's pushing the trans stuff? The media. It's that simple. Happened in Germany too, right?
Speaker 16Don't you think it's funny, Amaru, that people think that the prefix trans... has this protean power to change the identity of anything or anyone whatsoever. I mean, this is Aristotle's law of identity, right? A is A. If you cut off a dog's tail, it doesn't become something else. So don't you think that's just, that's a war on logic and reason, isn't it, my friend?
Speaker 17Absolutely is. Yes, definitely. And it's a break from reality, which you were saying, like our brain, our consciousness exists to mold it into reality and to ground us in it and help us deal with what's right in front of us. right and it's just it just goes against logic to castrate yourself in any case like even to become a monk right don't castrate yourself just meditate bro you don't have to castrate yourself too but you're a living thing there's no way that you know stopping yourself from being a living thing is going to be good just on principle that's such basic common sense and it's such a drastic measure for something that has no evidence whatsoever right like there's no evidence for it the best evidence they give you is
Speaker 17the regret rate after a year. It's like, well, what if they regretted it two years later? Well, we don't give a fuck. And even the people that come back, we kick them out and we don't like them and we call them deniers or fake trans or something. It's a terrible thing, right? I wanted to just add one more thing to... Oh, actually, you were mentioning the moral disgust thing.
Speaker 17This is something that Jonathan Haidt talked about in The Righteous Mind where people had different... and different things about make them feel disgust. Like, you know, an average person in America would be disgusted by someone eating a dog. But in China at some point, you know, or maybe still, it's normal. And so they don't have that moral disgust response.
Speaker 2In Vietnam it's normal and it's actually very delicious to eat dog. Just don't eat cat. It's like you would eat like, you know, a leather shoe. So no cat, dog is fine.
Speaker 14But still, I mean, like... No, don't eat dogs!
Speaker 2These dogs, the dogs you eat there, they look like pigs. They don't like dogs' dogs. It's not like your pet dog, you know, you eat. It's more like a bulldog pig thingy.
Speaker 16You're not going to win this sale, my friend.
Speaker 2I'm sorry. I mean, like, I was eating dog there many times without knowing because after we had always football, soccer, football, whatever you want to call it, it's called football. practice on Thursday and Tuesday and we always went to this firm place afterwards and they always gave us this meat soup and I was like at some point I was like this meat is not you know it's a mixed meat soup and at some point I asked like what is it like it's beef cat and dog and I was like what the fuck you know what is what and then she told me I was like okay cat is disgusting dog is fine beef is amazing so actually dog is alright but cat is really very hard to digest
Speaker 2But I bet your pet dog is also not delicious. But they're breeding these bulldog thingies there. So these dogs there in Vietnam, they look like pigs. They don't look like dogs, but they are dogs. I mean, if you take the DNA, it's a dog, but they don't look like dogs. It's not that bad, really. It's like in Brazil, we eat also lots of weird stuff.
Speaker 17I have to admit that I couldn't have asked for a better demonstration of the moral disgust response that most listeners are probably feeling right now just to show you how real it is and he's not affected at all right Dr. Simon is just like kind of normal and that's the thing it's like whether it's normal or not to you it's kind of relative
Speaker 17But the moral disgust response is real, and it's as real as, like, when you smell something or you see, like, a homeless person that's really, you know, in a rough spot. Like, that kind of natural disgust response, that's the same stuff that's used when you see something that you perceive to be immoral. And so you see that over and over again with how Jews, you know, portray things in the media.
Speaker 17I'm going to jump in.
Speaker 16Well, hold on one second, my friend. I want to ask Amaru. I like where you're going with that.
Speaker 17think that's that's an interesting way of thinking can you expand upon that is the awakening happening because of the moral disgust is it is it something that was being suppressed and now like tell me absolutely i think that's what happened in nazi germany that's why when we watch their propaganda videos or not even just um hitler's talking right you feel it in your soul because it's that like out of any population in the world i think they really were
Speaker 17experiencing the closest thing that we see now in America. And they're feeling it. And it's just a matter of, you heard someone say, you know, eating dogs like a thousand times. And you saw, you know, the transing of kids being normalized. And add millions of things. Sackler family, now there are people with ruined lives on the street.
Speaker 17And they're not drug addicts, but they're perceived to be evil and shunned by their family because of Jews. And it's just, you can keep going. It will never stop. And once you see it, like we have, You're never, like, you're never going to eat shit, right? Like, never. No matter how hard someone tries to convince you, you're never going to do it.
Speaker 17I'm never going to accept this disgusting culture that you're pushing on me, as long as I have my senses. And so I think the moral disgust response has peaked to the point where someone, like, excuse me for this, but, like, I don't know, that you see them, like, urinate on their hand and they're going to rub your face with it.
Speaker 17Like, tell me when do you stop them from doing that? Never. You will never stop. will lose five days of sleep trying to stop that guy from rubbing you know their urine on your face and that's what they're doing but far worse than that normalizing pedophilia and sexualizing of children get the out of our face with that well and uh amir i'd be curious because uh one of the ones that rabbi malice talked about in another space and this is probably going to be a little bit controversial or offensive but this is just the study um he looked into one of those and the disgust trigger is
Ian MalcolmThis is something that you cannot control. It is built into your wiring. And so they did a study on the human mind and the reactions that people had to different visual stimulus. So it would be the stimuli might be a family hugging. It might be a beautiful flower. It might be a dying, decaying carcass of an animal. It might be people holding hands.
Ian MalcolmIt might be a black person and a white person in a romantic situation. It might be two men in a romantic situation. The latter two triggered the disgust portion of the brain the same way that the decaying animal and all sorts of other things went off in the mind. And I bring this up not to hate on anybody that is of the persuasion of homosexuality, although it's not my cup of tea and I frown upon it at a societal level.
Ian Malcolmbut also the interracial aspect. And I mention it because if you think about it, if you're in the West, almost every commercial that you now see, whether you're walking through a mall and you look at the thing that's out on the billboard outside of the store or any commercial that you see on television, it's interracial everything.
Ian MalcolmAnd it is triggering whether you know it or not and whether you've normalized it or not, a part of your brain that's no different than seeing a decaying, dying animal in terms of the disgust trigger. right? So that part of your brain, you have been propagandized and you've been instructed to say that's totally normal, but you're at a biological biochemistry level.
Ian MalcolmYour brain is saying that's wrong and it's being jammed in front of everybody all the time. And David, I mentioned this because what a lot of people don't realize that idea of society getting to a point where people are finally, those triggers are everywhere. And I don't know if the group of people that are pushing the triggers are doing that because
Ian MalcolmThat's the only thing they know how to try and do. Or if it's all by design to demoralize, to disgust, to just destroy your ability to stand up against it. So Amira, I'm kind of curious for your thought on that idea. Is it that the society has become so disgusted by so many things that they're finally at the breaking point, like maybe you're suggesting in Weimar?
Ian MalcolmAnd if so, do you feel like the people in charge are doing all of that as part of the demoralization tactic? Or is it because they can't appreciate that by creating the disgust, they're inherently accelerating the awakening and the, let's say, the righteous indignation that is going to inevitably come as a result of the insanity that they push?
Speaker 17That's a good question. And if I'm being honest with you, I don't know how much I buy into the demoralization narrative. Other than that, yeah, they want to demoralize us by I don't think... ...behavior to that purpose.
@joann_marieIs he rubber banding?
Ian MalcolmHe was, yeah.
Speaker 17Oh, I am? I think it's better now.
@joann_marieYeah, it's better.
Speaker 17Okay. The Jews aren't happy. No, it's still bad. Oh, shit. Lost my train of thought.
@joann_marieGet closer to the model.
Speaker 17I'm going to try to get to a better connection. Maybe you guys can recycle me. Is that okay?
@joann_marieNo, you're better now.
Speaker 17Yeah, I think it's working now. Okay. Okay, cool. So I think the moral disgust is just a genuine reaction to them defiling everything that they get their hands on. They get into psychology and make it a sham. They ruin the media. They ruin sexuality. They ruin medicine. And it's just when you see the bad version of a thing,
Speaker 17many times over, then you're going to just experience moral disgust. So I think it's just a test. It's just a natural reaction to their behavior, which is like inherently to destroy a society and occupy it. And it's, you know, what we're seeing here is like kind of like the foundation for what they do to Palestinians. Like this is how they do it.
Speaker 17Right. But it was harder for it. It's easier for them to do it to Palestinians, of course. But we're seeing how it starts and where it might end, we already know. Just complete degeneration of a society, racial nepotism, out-group psychopathy, like David says. And it just feels like this is bad for my kids, this is bad for my partner, this is bad for my loved ones, this is bad for my future.
Speaker 17Like, I don't want to be doing this, guys. I want to talk about the brain. I want to, like, become a psychologist. I want to live my life. I don't give a fuck about these people. I left religion and just thought, you know what, let them figure it out. And I'm just not going to get involved. So now it's following me because it's also not just a religion, but it's also a racial kind of ethnic ideology that's culturally passed down.
Speaker 17And, you know, it's funny because... We have the moral high ground, like David and Recton Wolfe were saying, right? And I hope that they come back, too. But they said a lot of great things. And they are the thing that they keep warning us of. It's like the boy that cried wolf, but he was the wolf, right? They're talking about white supremacists all the time and Islamic terrorists, and they're the actual terrorists.
Speaker 17They have the evil religion, but they say Islam is the evil religion. And, you know, every accusation is a confession. They keep... talking about white supremacists, they're the Jewish supremacists. And so, like, what are the odds of that? How odd is that? It's so fitting. It's karma. It's, you know, history rhyming. It can't get any more obvious.
Speaker 17And I feel like when you become, like, a high-tier noticer, you start seeing, like, the poetic, you know, what do they call them, synchronicities, which is just, you know, something to think about.
@joann_marieBut, you know, I wanted to... Oh, sorry, go ahead, Joanna. No, no, no, you go, and then I'll go.
Ian MalcolmWell, I was just going to say, Amir, do you think that when you look at that, is that because they are imitating the thing that they prospectively wish they were slash hate because they're not? Is that a grand design and they do it intentionally to gaslight? Or is it just that it's the only thing that they know how to do?
Ian MalcolmIs it essentially like the creature is what the creature is, if that makes sense?
Speaker 17I see. So if I'm not mistaken, you're kind of asking about the genetic determination aspect of it?
Ian MalcolmYeah, I mean, like, an animal will behave the way that the animal is designed to behave, regardless of where you put it, right? But at the same time, you can't teach an old dog new tricks. Is that kind of the situation?
Speaker 17Well, if I'm being honest with you, that's what I fear. And the question you have to ask yourself is, if an animal does something for 2,000 years straight, does it evolve in that direction? And if the answer is yes, then there's something that has happened to their genes. But I don't know what that, it could be 1%. It could be 0.01.
Speaker 17It could be 50% of why they're doing what they're doing. What I'm saying is I don't know. And hope for the best that it's nothing. Maybe it needs 4,000 years. Hope to God it takes 4,000 years to get affected by repeating the same behavior. But I don't know how long Africans were running and became the best at sprinting.
Speaker 17But however long that took, right? That's how you can measure it. And once humans find out, science catches up to that, then we can make some decisions. But what we can say at a minimum is what Dr. Recktenwald was saying, which is that they're passing down this culture. And I think it does have an effect. I just worry that it's too much.
Speaker 17But we can find out if it's genetic or nature versus nurture once we take them out of power. We don't have time to figure out that yet. That's like a project for later.
Ian MalcolmNo, that makes a lot of sense. And in taking out of power, obviously, that's speaking politically, not advocating for violence. And I hate that I have to keep repeating that. And well, yeah, exactly. And this is a discussion around ethics and political power and all the other control. But it is an interesting piece of the puzzle.
Ian MalcolmAnd, you know, it that idea of the power of genetics, we had that wonderful space with JFG. Obviously, and Amir, having you and JFG in the same room was very, very cool, right? And the way that he looks at the world, to your question of how long does it take for basically either an animal or a group of people to internalize the behavioral pattern and the curious pieces in his assertion, he said it's not just hundreds, but thousands, arguably tens of thousands of years over which
Ian Malcolmgroups of people would essentially develop all kinds of things that would then define what would become from their civilizations, right? And that to try and integrate groups of people from different parts of the planet with very different cultures, very different genetics that you just lump them together. That's not saying it's going to fix itself in a couple of generations.
Ian MalcolmIt might be a couple hundred years worth of generations. That was his assertion anyway. But I got a lot of other hands. I want to make sure we go to some other speakers. Mr. Rob, love. having you in the room with us, my friend. Kind of curious if you want to talk to anything that we've just spoken about with genetics, this idea of, we could go all the way back to the beginning of the conversation with moldy bread and the meme that is winning against Jewish supremacy because it is such an unlikable force, or perhaps this idea of a trans paraplegic
@joann_marieJoanne what were some of the other I can't even keep all the adjectives straight that we would need to use to describe this person transgender quadriplegic black person with cerebral palsy like it's just so much going on like so much and I'm so over the woke stuff like I can't I can't anymore I can't no I totally agree and I just want to say hello to everyone it's great to see everyone here moving the needle forward every day
Speaker 18And I just love you all. So to see the kind of the cultural Marxism and this ethnocide pushed on us, it's just so disheartening. But the empowering thing is seeing people actually start to mobilize behind it. And remember, if you really look at like the Jewish scripture or what their beliefs are through their Tanakh, the collective scripture they have, or even into the more Kabbalistic beliefs.
Speaker 18So if you go into their scriptures, like what is the narrative they're using to justify all this? It's this thing called the Adman Kadmon, which is essentially translated to primordial man. So Adam, Adam and Eve, the Adam in their mystic beliefs essentially is androgynous. So the original man or primordial man, which Adam is in their beliefs, essentially is this androgynous transvestite.
Speaker 18So essentially what they're trying to do is to bring the world back to this original state. So this religious belief, they're trying to bring back this androgynous... you know, unisex individual to subvert nature. That's what their beliefs are. They're trying to overcome and subvert nature. And they also have this belief, you know, Tikam Olam, which essentially is to repair the world.
Speaker 18So this rabbinic, you know, and kind of Kabbalistic beliefs, when you really look at them, they give us the lens to see why in which our world is going through this kind of managed decline, this cultural Marxism. which we saw happening in Germany, in Weimar Germany, what happened to Russia, to China, to all these places where essentially we've seen the deracination of their culture and the cultural identities to be diminished while they kind of uglify beauty and glorify lies.
Speaker 18And then again, through the lens of geopolitics, we see now through their eschatology, they have to destroy Amalek, which is the West, which is Europe, which is the Palestinians, which is all of us, before their Messiah can return. So they need for all of the world to unite against them, which is what's happening right now when we see us noticing outrage, this disgust towards finally realizing this overwhelming subversion of Jewish supremacy.
Speaker 18They need the world to unite against them to fulfill this doomsday prophecy so that their Messiah can return, even though they've had Zabatai Zevi, other Messiahs come forward. This is the narrative they're using to enslave the world, subvert the world. and to use subterfuge devices to avoid all accountability. But we are pushing the needle forward, and we will win.
Speaker 18But to look at this through the lens of their own mystic beliefs gives us and informs our opinion as to why they're pushing this so heavily. So, yeah, I also wanted to talk about World War II, but I don't want to go back to the other things. I just want to say it's a great topic. Yeah, and feel free to jump on the other aspect as well, if you'd like.
Speaker 18Well... Just with World War II, I know the good doctor was speaking about it, but we saw 75 million Christians killed. 20 million people from the military personnel, 40 million Christians. But that disrupts the mainstream storyline. And effectively, World War II was just Germany's reaction to Bolshevism. Even in the announcements that announced Hitler's death, he said he was fighting his last breath against Bolshevism.
Speaker 18And this is what was happening. They saw this kind of communist Bolshevik... expansion, which is what the West ended up fighting against. And General Patton said we were fighting the wrong enemy. But essentially, we also saw Hitler as the last person to effectively jail a Rothschild banker. We all know that we have a precedent of 109 countries kicking out Jewish groups due to usury, control of the financial systems, cartels, drugs, all of these things.
Speaker 18Essentially, Germany was just the last one in a long line of countries to do it. And obviously, they weren't the best, but... you know, everyone has things they need to work on. But effectively, they were just trying to defend themselves against Bolshevism. And a lot of the narratives around their war crimes essentially were just created by the same bankers that funded the allies and the media.
Speaker 18So it's no coincidence that we see the century of total war coinciding with central banking. And effectively, Hitler was the last person to really try to spearhead this movement against this modern movement we now are trying to fight against, which is the head of the snake, the financial system, and these private entities controlling the money supply.
Speaker 18So, you know, I don't want to go too far back, but I just wanted to make that point. Essentially, right now, we are facing cultural Marxism, and that's why we're seeing the destruction of our culture and our identities, and also the sovereignty of nations, which is what the Epstein Files is also targeting. They're using what they can right now to destroy sovereignty of nations so they can bring forth this technocratic one-world government that we're all, you know, essentially now complicit to.
Speaker 18because, you know, as Voltaire said, every man is guilty of all the good they don't do. We're aware of the issue, and we have a few more years to take back the planet, and I know we will.
Ian MalcolmAnd as the last little question there, Rob, on that idea of the genetic elements and predispositions and all this other kind of pieces of these puzzles, when it comes to these behavioral patterns that, again, keep demonstrating themselves over and over and over again, this idea of the uglification of everything, And this is applicable both to pop culture, as well as in particular, this model that perhaps serves as just a microcosm of all of it, right?
Ian MalcolmClearly, this person's dealing with a lot of trauma, all kinds of issues, literally can't get out of bed each and every day, and literally and figuratively seemingly don't know the gender that they belong to, right? This is a person that has all kinds of issues in my assertion. I'm not saying that to be mean, but just To then lift that person up and say this is a model citizen and is a model on the cover of Vogue is just, it's craziness.
Ian MalcolmIs that tied, do you think, to the culture? Is it downstream from the genetics? Is it the religion? I know you kind of spoke to that with the idea of Adam. Is that something that is just unique to this subset of people and is it forever going to perpetuate itself?
Speaker 18It is. So in the Talmud, there's seven sexuality identities. And in Adman, Kadmon, Adam, the original man was androgynous. So it's baked deep into the Abrahamic religions in the Talmud. And obviously, the Abrahamic religion is, you know, 5000 BC. So it's one of the longest continuing religions that has this belief system, which has been continuated by certain ethnic groups.
Speaker 18But if we're looking at the Khazarian Empire or the Ashkenazi, they actually have been traced back to a very small gene pool. And they're actually... genetically predisposed towards a lot of psychological issues, schizophrenia. So there are very real genetic ties towards the kind of mass psychosis of this specific cultural group.
Speaker 18So we really need to kind of point to the fact that these people are objectively genetically predisposed towards this insanity. While also we see the family unit under attack. We see our young children, especially men being feminized through estrogenic chemicals in the environment. They want... They want no strong male leaders.
Speaker 18And that's why when we see Dan Belzerian come out, he is the strong male leader that they are afraid of. And just like with you, Ian, every time you speak, you make people feel something. You are a strong masculine energy moving this group forward. And that's what they fear most. So that's why they're trying to literally subvert male gender roles at a hormonal level.
Speaker 18The endocrine systems of these young children are being attacked systematically through chemical warfare, through the phthalates, through the estrogenic endocrine disruptors in our food and our water. So they're systematically trying to destroy the collectivization of strong male leadership within every society as they ethnocide the rest of the society by using weaponized immigration and the weaponized media and entertainment.
Speaker 18They say, don't let your enemies educate your children. Don't let your enemies entertain your children because that's what's driving the cultural, you know, dogma or the Everton window or these other, you know, kind of things which, you know, make us as a society agree on what's culture. So it's realistically so many different parts coming together to see the reality we're living in, which is, you know, the insane world we're now living in where we realize just how far it's gone and we just have to stop now.
Ian MalcolmNo, I could agree with you more on that one. And one little final comment there, Rob. So, and then I'll pass this over to Mr. Mallius to see if he wants to talk about this issue. That idea of the strong male figure, I find really curious because if we look at Judaism, obviously it's passed at least presently by the maternal line.
Ian MalcolmAnd it also, it's kind of a stereotype or a trope that the Jewish woman in the family really runs the house, that she is the domineering force. I'm kind of curious in your understanding on the genetic side of things, is that something that could essentially be at either a micro or macro level, a manifestation of genetic predispositions within a certain group of people where you might have, I guess you could think of it as gender role dysphoria, where for whatever reason, the women within a certain subset of people tend to be more domineering than the men, which might result in some of these cultural norms, the religious practices that we see.
Ian MalcolmAnd then this this attack that they obviously seem to have towards traditional masculinity.
Speaker 18It seems baked into their religious scriptures, the Tanakh. It seems based into their cultural practices. Obviously, many of these groups come from the Khazarian lineage. You've got the Sephardic, you've got the Ashkenazi, you've got all these different groups, but they essentially seem to align, essentially, in many ways, but it is a very interesting topic, which I haven't really deep dived into, is into their own in-home gender roles and how that interacts.
Speaker 18But essentially, we do see it as more of a male-centric totalitarian ideology where the males or the rabbis or the male has kind of dominance over the woman. And I don't have much experience in a Jewish household, so I can't speak from experience, but I would say that the way in which they view gender The way in which they view society is so much different, so much different perspective from us.
Speaker 18And it's informed by centuries and centuries and thousands of years of essentially Jewish or religious conditioning. So I would love to talk to someone else who could deep dive into that more, because I do think it's a very important part of this, understanding the psychology of people at a personal level.
Ian MalcolmWell, we are very fortunate to be joined by the one and only... cosplaying rabbi who knows of the rabbis, seems to know the culture of the rabbis rather well with Mr. Rabbi Malleus. So, Rabbi, two things. Number one, maybe you could cue up a little musical interlude that we could get to at some point in the future in this conversation.
Ian MalcolmBut number two, what are some of your thoughts on both the masculine versus feminine energy of, let's just say loosely, the Jews, this idea of the, let's see if I can get it this time, the black paraplegic trans individual. What was the last little one there, Joanne?
@joann_marieCerebral palsy.
Ian MalcolmThere you go, cerebral palsy. And then also some of the other pieces of the puzzle with moldy bread. Mr. Rabbi, a lot to chew on there, my friend.
@malleusigYeah, sure. So one of the best conversations that I've had on this topic was with Rabbi Yaakov Shapiro. And he talked about how during the early Zionist, well, not early, this is way past the 1800s, but in the 1930s, for example, in Germany, the Zionists decided among themselves that the problem was that the weak Jews, what they called the shtetl Jews, were holding them down.
@malleusigRight. These are they they they called each other. They called. So these kind of like westernized German Ashkenazi or Sephardim, you know, who were running the Zionism movement at the time before the Ashkenazi took it over completely. They they essentially decided that the issue was like these these these dirty, illiterate, not literally, you know, in German anyway.
@malleusigBut like, you know, really low level settled Jews were coming in. They were just fucking it up for everyone. They were too religious. They were too willing. to work inside the culture. And so they set about a deliberate campaign of defaming them. And you see this in their own newsletters. They call them the weak Jews, right?
@malleusigAnd they set up for themselves an ideal that they renamed the Hebrew. And the Hebrew was everything the shtetl Jews were not. The Hebrew was strong. The Hebrew was reliant. It was hardworking. It was smart. And so what they did is they set up image control. for themselves internally, right? They controlled the ideals that informed young men and women growing up.
@malleusigAnd through that, they were able to, I mean, one, they were able to sacrifice hundreds of thousands of Shtetl Jews to attain their dream of having real estate in the Middle East. And two, they were able to get all these new people, which they called Israelis now, get them on board with this new project. And... A lot of it involved manual labor.
@malleusigYou know, for the first time in their lives, they actually were forced to engage in manual labor because they had to feed themselves. Sure, they tried everything they could to import other people to come and do it for them, but some of them had to do some. So that was part of that. And so what you see is the same image controls going on outside of their group with this transgender, black, paraplegic, Parkinson's, whatever the fuck it is, right?
@malleusigSo it's like... What they're doing is, and this person is just the culmination of that, but with the elevation of trans women, putting a trans woman into the Barbie movie, putting lesbianism into Stranger Things, essentially what they're doing is they're just taking a little tiny teaspoon of feces and putting it into everyone's ice cream, except their own.
@malleusigWhat they're doing is they're poisoning our self-image. They're poisoning our ideals. that our young men and women see in growing up. And they're doing it to divert them away from a healthy image, away from health, psychological, physical health, right? Because while they make themselves stronger, they want to make us weaker.
@malleusigAnd they're doing the exact same thing with the black community. They're doing the exact same thing with women, with feminism, and the exact same thing. And then on top of... You know, it's already well known that they do this to pit us against each other and to get us to fight each other instead of them. But it's also to weaken us.
@malleusigWhen you get women in love with feminism, with this incredibly toxic, forthwith feminism that seems to be the norm right now, what are you doing? You're handicapping them for life. You're taking away any chance that they would have at a happy family life because you're telling them, no, you don't want that. What you want is to go work like a slave in an office for 12 hours a day, 60 hours a week.
@malleusigSo you can make a partner. You don't want to have a kid. That's, oh, that's done, you know, whatever. And what do you have as a result? You end up with these almost half insane, suicidally depressed cat ladies at 40 years old who realize that now they can never have a family because they waited too long, right? And what they really wanted to have is four or five bouncy kids and they're never going to get that.
@malleusigAnd so they end up crazy, right? And weak, much easier to pick off, much easier to fuck with as a culture. They keep all the good things for themselves and they basically throw their trash out onto us. And this is a deliberate campaign. This is a deliberate effort on their part. And in terms of the genetics of it, Simon, have you and I talked before about my theories on how essentially mental illness becomes a culture as soon as a certain threshold is met in the population?
Ian MalcolmDoctor? Simon, you there?
@joann_marieMaybe he stepped away from that. He stepped away.
@malleusigI'll catch him when he comes back. But that's the thing. We can talk about that later. But that's my basic thought on the whole inshittification of our culture.
@joann_marieI'm so over it. I can't. I can't. And I love people who, like, I work with people with cerebral palsy and Down syndrome and autism, and they are absolutely beautiful. I love them so much. But we cannot keep pushing this woke nonsense. It's gone too far, and it is cruel. It's cruel.
@malleusigIt's cruel. Like, the fact that anyone will put that person on a magazine cover is cruelty towards the handicapped.
Ian MalcolmSo, Rabbi, to try and add a little levity, because I'm with you. It's cruel and it makes me sad just to see. Which begets the question, who can name this movie line, which I'm sure is how the likely Jewish individual that got excited to feature that person as a model responded when they got a look, not only at this individual, but also at the checkboxes that they were able to tick off through the various categories.
Ian MalcolmWhat's that from, Rabbi Anytaker?
@malleusigThat was like so, like, the audio was so gritty, I couldn't make it out.
Ian MalcolmOh, dear God, it's beautiful, says Will Ferrell to Derek Zoolander in yet another Jewish-produced movie, Ben Stiller Jewish. His dad obviously featured in the film as well. But nonetheless, dear God, it's beautiful, he says. I apologize, the audio not coming in so good there. I can just envision the Vogue individuals sitting there with,
Ian Malcolmprobably a team that's almost all Jewish, and they look as they wheel in this person. Dear God, it's beautiful, they say, which is the inverse, I feel like, of what we should be aspiring to. But maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'm just being a mean guy again. Let's check in with Mr. Patrick, and then we'll go up to JP, and then over to Andy.
Speaker 19Hey, I'm sorry about that. Took a minute. Getting my mic on. Yeah, I just wanted to – thanks for the space, by the way. I always appreciate spaces and everything you bring to the whole community, the movement. And, hey, Joanne, I just wanted to push back a little bit on something I heard earlier. I'm not sure who it was.
Speaker 19I was, like, washing off my skid steer. But they were talking about World War II era and how – know the germans you know they they were bad and um how you know they did bad things and for one in every war you have to do bad things and that's not a justification i i hate evil um but uh you know he was saying what he was saying was you know you it's it wasn't right to
Speaker 19go around and ask every person if they were Jewish. And my thought went to, you know, how the whole ADL got started. And the guy said, he goes, you know, you want to round up the bankers, that's fine. Okay, yeah, what was it? Jacob Frank was it, I think. You know, a pedophile. And these Jews, You know, they started a whole organization over one pedophile who was about to get off and he got what he deserved.
Speaker 19You know, he got justice. And that was over one pedophile. These people are tribal. And, you know, if a pack of lions, you know, is attacking a tribe, you have a whole bunch of, you know, a huge lion problem eating your children. you're not going to just say, you know what, maybe that's a good one. Maybe that's one of the good lions, you know, so I'm not going to, I'm not going to suss it out.
Speaker 19I'm not going to, you know, I don't want to impose it on it. You know, you know, I don't, I don't want to lump them into a box. So it's like, no, when we've identified the problem, you know, we've had space after space that it's, it's, you know, genetics as well. And these people will stick by their own. So it's like, I hate to say it, like, yes, I would love a peaceful solution.
Speaker 19And I hope that, I wish there could be one. I don't think it'll be allowed to happen. These people aren't going to just give up their power. You know, I mean, they were ruthless getting this far. And unfortunately, you know, in the end, they... they are going to have to be singled out and identified because you think, you know, once look at how sensitive they are to any credit criticism.
Speaker 19Now, what do you think will start happening? You know, when you start taking about a key positions of power, you know, the ones that were okay, the quote unquote good Jew, you think he's going to be the good Jew anymore? No, he's going to jump on side. He's going to jump on his team. So, so it's like, it sounds all good in theory and, and, you know, love and live, live and let live and love.
Speaker 19And I'm all about that too, you know, but I just think it's kind of naive to think that with, with, especially back in, you know, World War II, you know, they, you know, World Jewry declared war on Germany, you know, there, and, and it must've been a Freudian slip. You know, he meant to say, you know, they were, he said they were prostituting them.
Speaker 19I think he meant to say they were persecuting them. But literally, the Jews were prostituting the goys. You know, mother, daughter, prostitution thing. But I guess it just kind of struck a chord with me. But I don't want to hold this space hostage. But one last thing. You know, talking about, like, just how they've infiltrated TV and everything.
Speaker 19There's two things. I remember we were talking about TV back in the day, how it used to be good. And one of the shows they mentioned was, I think it was All in the Family. No, not All in the Family. Family Matters was Steve Urkel. And I remember watching that show as a kid. And I was young, too. Every single bad guy on that show, the father, he was, you know, they were all black.
Speaker 19The father was a cop. But if there was a bad guy, it was a white guy. Every single time if there was a bully, it was a white kid. You know, if it was whatever it was, it was always the white person. Another thing that really resonated in me, it clicked. And I've been hip to this probably around, I don't know, probably 2006, around like when Rachel Corey ran over.
Speaker 19I was getting this paper, American Free Press. And so I was noticing, but I was, let's be honest, I was incarcerated for a long time. Not a lot to do. I read a lot of books, but also watched a lot of TV. And there was this show, Millionaire Matchmaker. And I watched that show because, you know, you just locked in a cell 24 hours a day, years at a time.
Speaker 19You know, you run out of shows. But anyway, this Millionaire Matchmaker is a lady. And she was hooking... You know, she was hooking Chinese up with blacks and blacks with whites. And it didn't matter. And she never even bothered to ask. Never once did she ask, do you have a preference on race? Do you have a preference on religion?
Speaker 19Not one time. And one episode, you could see the guy was clearly Jewish. He said his name. You could tell she was Jewish. And she didn't even ask him. She told, she basically told him, she said, you know, when they go through like the criteria of what you're looking for. And he said, she says, obviously Jewish, not being Jewish is a deal breaker.
Speaker 19And he goes, yeah. And I said, and I thought to myself, I said, you know what? You know, she never asked anybody else about their religion, what their preference was on race, what the... you know, or color. It was all colorblind until it came to the Jews. And, you know, she didn't even ask you. She just told them. She just said, you know, obviously they have to be Jewish.
Speaker 19And so it's like they live by a different standard. And you'll have the woke ones and you'll have the, you know, the far right Jews. But at the end of the day, when things start changing for them, because they're parasitic people. You know, a parasite can't live without a host. It has to have a host. So they can't. They have to live amongst us.
Speaker 19So they're not just going to. It doesn't matter. You give them the nicest island with all the natural resources in the world. They're not going to do it because they. their whole grift is leeching off of the goy. So even the good ones, when they start seeing their people coming out of power, when people start noticing more, or when we start not voting for somebody because of them siding with their group of people.
Speaker 19You know, these people that were the quote-unquote good Jew, they're going to jump on side. So it's like we are going to have to. We are going to have to suss these people out, figure out what is what. And it's the rational thing to do. And desperate times call for desperate measures. I don't know the answer as far as, like,
Speaker 19where it goes after that, but to suggest that you're not going to have to identify these people, that's ridiculous. Okay, that's all I have.
Ian MalcolmI appreciate this. We've got Gentile and Jack, a couple other speakers, but really quickly, so Rabbi, I wanted to ask you a curious little one here. which is on, I got a note via DMs from somebody that's listening to the space. And they were asking because previously we were talking about genetics and obviously IQ plays into that, at least in my worldview.
Ian MalcolmAnd so I went in, I was playing around a little bit with Grok. Here's a curious one for you. So Rabbi, obviously Grok will tell you that the Ashkenazi Jews have these very, very high IQs. And so I went and I played around with a little bit and I said, isn't it weird that they underperform so drastically in all standardized testing?
Ian MalcolmAnd there's lots of different studies that would suggest this, both Hasidic schools and then also private Jewish schools relative to other private schools and non-private schools in comparable locations. Now, here's the curious part. It also then came back to me and it told me about a 2019 study that was one of the largest conducted and on the Jewish school that it conducted is that 100% of over the 1,000 students in that school failed the basic standardized testing to even meet the threshold for what was considered a passable score.
Ian MalcolmAnd so I'm curious because what I then did, Rabbi, was I asked why this would be. And it said, well, it's because the both Hasidic and non-Hasidic Jewish schools spend very little time focusing on anything other than religious studies and spend as little as 90 minutes a week on basic mathematics and other elementary aspects of education.
Ian MalcolmWhich would beget two things, Rabbi number one. I don't know what could be more religiously supremacist and also indoctrinating than just sitting a bunch of kids endlessly to relate to read religious texts that tells them they are chosen and special and all these other things. And I also find it really odd that if that's the norm, because what I then did was I asked rock, wouldn't it be really weird?
Ian Malcolmif people that spend zero time learning basic mathematical scores basically end up running all of the financial institutions and Graf does not know how to respond to any of this. So Rabbi, maybe you can explain how something that seems so at odds with itself can make sense in the world that we live in.
@malleusigYeah, I'll do my best. So we talked about before about, you know, whites, Europeans, Christians, what our real problem is, right? Our real problem is we don't know what to do with the low end of our IQ distribution. You know, that's where the Wignats come from. That's where like the, you know, NNWP people come from. So people will come into these rooms and these spaces and they're like, we need to kill them all and run them all out, right?
@malleusigThat's those people. Those people will come out of the back ranks and will fuck up everything while we're trying to win, right? This is how the Jews manage the low end of their IQ distribution. So you have, and this is one of the benefits of having a small population size. So you can have two or three Jewish billionaires and they will work with this huge population, for example, of Orthodox Jews in Kiryas Joel, and they'll support them, sometimes directly, sometimes in the setting up of Jewish NGOs that siphon money from the government to help these Jews.
@malleusigSometimes they'll help them set up businesses. But it's a lot easier to to manage what essentially is an ongoing welfare program for the members of your community that can't really do anything useful right and if you have a small population size because not a lot of people to take care of and so what they do is they take it and these people will they can be counted on
@malleusignot always to side with Israel because a large number of Orthodox Jews are against Israel, but they can often always be counted on to come up and be in arms whenever the Jewish population as a whole declares some kind of false flag like the ones we saw with the swastikas being painted on the synagogues this week. They can be counted on to come out of the woodwork and to make their presence known on the streets and engage in these like calling campaigns where they pester politicians to pass new laws.
@malleusigthat limit everyone's free speech so that their feelings don't get hurt. So they figured out what to do with the low end of their IQ distribution, and that's essentially why they're maintained. They're like, well, you guys just want to study religion? Go ahead, just study religion, pump out 16 kids apiece, marry your cousins, we don't care, but you're useful and you're going to serve our agenda.
@malleusigSo that's part of it. The IQ thing... The IQ claim that they have higher IQ is a complete fallacy. And there was a very good episode of Based Camp with Simone and Malcolm Combs that went over all the data for this. Essentially, that claim is based off of one study called the Backman study. And what they found was that they basically went out and they did a cross-cultural administration of these IQ tests.
@malleusigAnd IQ tests have different parts. There's a spatial manipulation part, there's a language part, there's a math part, yada, yada, yada. They found that the Jews did lower than average for the country on everything except for the verbal IQ. When it came to the verbal IQ, it spiked and did it fantastically well, like 110, 120 on average.
@malleusigSo what they did is they ignored everything except verbal IQ. And they just reported on that alone, and they misrepresented it as the average total Jewish IQ. And that's where this myth of them having higher IQs comes from. They don't have higher IQs. They're not smarter. They're just really, really good talkers. So the best way to think about it is imagine an entire race of used car salesmen that all worship the same God and have their own language.
@malleusigThey're not honest. They're not smart. but they're very good at talking you into things that maybe aren't in your best interest and which profit them. That's essentially what we're dealing with here. And one of those things is talking people into believing that they have higher IQs overall, which they don't. So effectively, they have this, they've just maxed out one stat, right?
@malleusigIt's like a role-playing game, and you just max out magic or something. And you're completely weak, you're not a good fighter, right? You're not good with intelligence, you can't run fast. but you've maxed out magic, and so you can just use that to wipe everything away. That's what they've done. And there are rumors that they've done it through deliberate inbreeding, like where the inbreeding is somehow related to maximizing this one stat or something.
@malleusigI have no idea. But that's effectively what's happened.
Ian MalcolmWell, makes a lot of sense. Let's get the thoughts and impressions of, oh, I guess that other speaker dropped out. Let's go to Going South. Go for it, Rabbi.
@malleusigBefore you ask, I just wanted to point out, I wanted to support, who was it? Justin? He had mentioned the ADL's origin story with Jacob Frank. What was his name? Patrick. Patrick, thank you. He mentioned the ADL's origin story and this pedophile that was hanged being the star of the organization. And I was thinking about this a couple days ago and I realized this is actually an inversion of the Jesus story, you guys.
@malleusigDid you notice this? Because the black guy is Barabbas, right? So it's like you have a crowd of people calling for the blood of a pedophile that's been convicted. And literally the KKK is calling for this guy to be hanged. And they offer him a black guy instead. And even the KKK is like, no, we don't want the black guy.
@malleusigThe KKK... passes up and offered to hang a black man to get the real culprit, the real pedophile. And this is a direct inversion of the Jesus story. When they were trying to hang Jesus, they offered him Barabbas. They offered the screaming Jewish mob Barabbas instead. And they said, no, we want Jesus.
Speaker 5Is this the pencil factory guy?
@malleusigYeah. His name is something Frank. It's Jacob. It's not Jacob Frank. Leo. Thank you very much. Leo Frank. Yeah. It's Leo Frank. And so Leo Frank is basically, he's the photo negative of Jesus in the story.
@joann_marieThat's so interesting, Rabbi. I never thought of it that way, but you're right. It's crazy. And it's also crazy that it's been like a hundred years and they're still trying to clean up his reputation. Like still to this day, they are like still pushing. I'm so over it. But I love everything you said, Rabbi. Andy, go for it.
@froemelandyYeah, so it's just absolutely ridiculous. The fact that you have a trans, black, quadriplegic, cerebral posy, whatever, at the Met Gala. And it's like they're literally just trying to check off every DEI box. And they're just like mocking us and trying to push every single DEI box. And it's like, yeah, I get trying to be inclusive, but there's a limit to that.
@froemelandyAnd it's like, come on. And it's like this person, it's like it's a humiliation. It's wrong at this point for this disabled person to just be using them as a prop too. It has to be humiliating for that person there. Like, is this person even consenting to this point or are they just using them as a prop? Like, I can't imagine this person is happy to be paraded around as a prop like that either.
@froemelandyLike, it has to be humiliating for them as well. And it's like, what are they even accomplishing there? Like, it's just... disgusting, honestly.
@joann_marieYou know what? Also, Andy, we keep saying we don't want this. Stop it. And they just double down and increase it by a thousand dollars. I'm just over it.
@froemelandyBoycotts do work, though. Look what happened with Bud Light. They stopped freaking pushing the trans stuff after they lost After Business. But I mean, how are you going to boycott the Met Gala? That's a bit different. Unless everyone just stopped going to the movies. Like... That would be, like, I haven't really been to many movies lately.
@froemelandyI think that's more because the quality of movies has dropped off. I haven't been to barely any movies in the past, like, four years. But, yeah. And then you freaking have Laura Loomer still trying to freaking push the right versus left. She posted, what are you going to do to help win the midterms? And you have a lot of people in the comments saying, how about we don't vote for anyone that supports Israel?
@froemelandyAnd then I commented, Republicans lost the midterms when they covered up Epstein and went to war with Iran. And people, it's hilarious. And you have some people saying, like, past election integrity. And it's like, yeah, obviously. But then it's actually funny how she still thinks people freaking care about Democrat versus Republican.
@froemelandyAnd it's like, wake up. And it's like, she doesn't realize, like, she is the problem why Republicans are losing the midterms. She is the problem. Her and her people are the problem. Trying to push Israel down our throats. Like, come on. Like, it's so embarrassing at this point and transparent. It's like, and then she's going to turn around and say...
@froemelandyIt's your fault, you and the Panicians, you and the anti-Semites and the Nazis and the Islamists that infiltrated the Republican Party. And it's just so transparent and annoying with these people. I'm just so done with it. But, yeah, but they just try to shove this through. And then you see the cross-dressers at the Met Gala and just all of this ridiculous stuff.
@froemelandyAnd then when you see someone that's actually dressed normal, it's like, oh, thank God. But yeah, I hope Iran or something maybe makes like a Lego video about it saying, that would be funny if they did a Lego video, like just mocking these people, like wealthy people dressing up while America suffers or something. That would be a fun video for them to mock.
@froemelandyBecause I did see some, J. Shields quote tweet someone saying it's ridiculous. And then all of these freaking, and then it's ridiculous. You have some of these black celebrities talk about how black people are oppressed and then they freaking have $100 million and they're at the Met Gala. It's completely, ridiculous. No, we're all freaking oppressed under this Jewish tyranny.
@froemelandyLike, it's so annoying when you see any of these celebrities talking about oppression, and then you have the ones that freaking live in a gated community that are worth tens of millions of dollars, and then they're like, abolish ICE! Abolish ICE! And it's like, yeah, you wouldn't be saying that if you had to live in a regular community with the illegal immigrants that you're trying to...
@froemelandydilute the demographics of our country with. You saw it happen when they dropped 50 off in Martha's Vineyard. These rich people that have all the resources, they're like, we don't have the resources to handle these illegal immigrants. Okay, and how do you expect a small border town in Texas to handle thousands of illegal immigrants coming through there a day, but your wealthy community with a bunch of billionaires can't handle 50?
@froemelandyNo, you actually would have the resources to care for them. You just don't want any diversity in your community. Diversity for us, but not for you. You want your... wealthy, exclusive community, but we have to then pay for it. Our public services go down because we have to pay for all of this stuff. I'm so sick of being lectured by celebrities on how we should live our life.
Speaker 5Come on, that's not fair. That's not fair. Obama lives there.
@joann_marieAnd each ticket for the Met Gala is $100,000 and you need to be invited if you... want to attend.
@froemelandyYeah, something tells me that if Dan Bilzerian wanted to pay, they wouldn't let him pay $100,000 even if he wanted to.
@joann_marieYeah, no, you literally need to be invited. It's wild. We live in hell.
Ian MalcolmJust seeing that person wheeled up there, you'd be like, nah, I'm out.
@froemelandyYeah, they're literally putting that person through a humiliation ritual. Like, where are all of the disability rights activists? Like, come on. That person did not consent to this.
Ian MalcolmThe only challenge, Andy, is that that person is not sure if they're a man, a woman, or a prop for Jewish supremacy. They're trying to debate their gender.
@froemelandyThey're all of them. They're all of them.
Ian MalcolmThey're trying to figure out what gender they are. They're not entirely sure, but they think at the moment that they are a mannequin for the Jews, seems to be the case. But let's go to Going South.
@joann_marieGoing South?
Speaker 1Going twice.
Speaker 1Going three times.
@joann_marieHe's laughing. Do you want to talk?
@joann_marieNo, he's just panel writing. Oh, right. Oh, he left. Yeah, he was like, oh, my God, I got caught.
Ian MalcolmJP, go for it. He's like the kid in elementary school. The teacher's looking around the room and he's pretending to tie his shoes.
@joann_marieYou've been tying your shoes for half an hour. You've been there for 45 minutes.
Speaker 14It's not going to work.
Speaker 5That's hysterical. I guess we've already moved on from when I raised my hand, but I wanted to just follow on to the thoughts that our buddy from Down Under was making about the timeline of the... evolution of liberation and everything else. So there's two phrases that exemplify what the conversation was all about. And they came from the man behind the golden microphone, the golden EIB microphone.
Speaker 5And there were two phrases that he used to use all the time, which was the, he referred to it as the Chickification of America. That was the whole feminization of the old masculinity and such. And that was the evolution or the origin, rather, of toxic masculinity. And the other one was, on the female side of the same coin, was the boss babe.
Speaker 5That was the phrase that entered the lexicon to describe
Speaker 5Rather than being a happy homemaker and raising the children, traditional values and stuff, that women should be the Devil Wears Prada version 2 type Meryl Streep character, which is all the rage this weekend. That's it.
Ian MalcolmThat's all I had. The Golden Radio, that is a reference for those unfamiliar. I assume that's Rush Limbaugh you're referring to, is that right?
Speaker 5Right, the golden EIB microphone, which, by the way, he gave to... His widow wife gave it to Beck, who gave it to Charlie. And unfortunately, it still sits there in Erica Kirk's studio to this day, which is kind of ironic.
Ian MalcolmDisappointing that it... Well, Glenn Beck is the middleman. I'm sure everybody's seen the video of Glenn Beck where he read his love letter to Israel and it just made me want to vomit all over the place. And that's Glenn Beck who used to ask some interesting questions. That was always his, he kind of skidded around the idea of making direct accusations.
Ian MalcolmHe'd say, he'd be up with like a chalkboard as if he was a professor and he'd be like, look at all these strange connections. I'm not saying that Barack Obama's wife is a man, but it's kind of weird. So I can appreciate that aspect of Glenn Beck. But the rest of him, especially the modern renditions of Total, it's Glenn Cuck at this point.
Ian MalcolmHe's pretty awful.
Speaker 5Yeah, he was pretty out there back in the day when he was on Fox. And he uncovered a lot of the whole origins of Obama and where he launched his political career. living room of none other than the man who wrote the book himself indeed yeah bill ayers um if i'm not mistaken or he did the forward i think it was for one of his books but um yeah bill or rules of radicals along with uh along with um hillary etc and and how so he was way ahead of the curve
Speaker 5He was way ahead of his career.
Ian MalcolmAnd how curious that the first black president of the United States, black father was essentially absent, was in Africa, drunk driving regularly, essentially to his death. That's a literal statement, not a figurative one. While he was raised by his white mother. And if I remember correctly, I think a half Asian set of grandparents, I think it was.
Ian MalcolmBut not quite the black president that he was made out to be, I suppose.
@joann_marieWasn't his mom Jewish?
Ian MalcolmI think she was, yep.
Speaker 5And his brother to this day trolls him, right?
Ian MalcolmHis brother? And this is funny because I can't remember if it was Dinesh D'Souza in his documentary or elsewhere, but Barack Obama's half-brother, there's a video of him that I find very interesting because he basically says, the only parts of Africa that are worth being in are the ones that were colonized by the Europeans.
Ian MalcolmAny wishes that had happened to all of Africa would have made it a better place. It just kind of spits in the face of a lot of things we hear in some of these spaces. But nonetheless, let's go to best of the Gentiles, and then we'll go up to Mr. Malleus for any thoughts that he has on Barack Obama's half-brother.
Speaker 20Well, I was going to say, to add to that, Don't forget that Barack Obama's stepfather is Lolo Satoru, and he worked hand in hand with George Bush Senior doing crazy stuff for the CIA, enforcing coups and killing people. So yeah, there's some crazy ties with Barack Obama. and his family. And he is a multi, multi-billionaire because of the trust that Lolo Satoru set up for him.
Speaker 20And none of that money is in the States. So if you follow all that money and the CIA with Lolo Satoru, it is a rabbit hole to go down.
Ian MalcolmWait, would you mind taking like three to five minutes and unpacking that to the best of your memory?
Speaker 20Right. It's been a long time since, like, I've gone down that rabbit hole. So, like, I don't want to be, like, quoted on anything as... Take all the following with a grain of Barack Obama-sized salt. Yes. So, Lolo Satoru, well, his mom, too, as well, worked for USAID. And so she was CIA. His grandparents, or his grandma...
Speaker 20that was in Hawaii work, I forget the bank that she worked for, but that bank that she worked for was a CIA front to move money. So that whole family is 100% like CIA, like deep undercover. And so when George Bush senior would meet up with Barack Obama, because he would go and meet with Lola Satoru, I think it was the Philippines.
Speaker 20I could be wrong. It was either like Singapore or the Philippines or something like that.
Speaker 5Malaysia, perhaps. Yeah.
Speaker 20Malaysia. It's one of those.
@joann_marieHe's from Indonesia.
Speaker 20Okay. So maybe, I don't know. He would bring him his favorite candy. He would bring him his favorite candy. George Bush Sr. would bring Barack Obama's favorite candy from when he was a kid. It was an inside joke between them. They... George Bush Sr. knew Barack Obama for 50 fucking years, like, before he ever became president.
Speaker 20So, like, I can pull out my notes. It's been so long on this, but I don't have them, like, readily available. But, yeah, like... And you just look at who George Bush Sr. was during the Air America, during Vietnam, and flying drugs and opium out of Laos, and him being somehow chosen as the CIA director, but never being in the CIA.
Speaker 20That's 100% false. His oil companies were all CIA fronts. to move money for the CIA. And I've said this in other spaces, George Bush Sr. did not get the name Poppy because it was a loving name. given to him as like a father figure. He got the name Poppy because he was moving heroin through Air America out of Laos and Vietnam, selling drugs to U.S. service members and then back in the United States too as well when they came back.
Speaker 20And then those connections were leveraged to sell crack cocaine in L.A. to freeway Ricky Ross for the Iran-Contra affair. Like if you go down the... The whole craziness of Barack Obama, George Bush Sr., Lolo Satoru. It is an insane rabbit hole to go down.
Speaker 5For those who don't know, Bush Sr. was the director of the CIA before he was president, just in case.
Speaker 20Correct. That's what I'm saying. But before he was director of the CIA, his oil companies were used as CIA fronts. to move money. So like you don't get, no one, Radcliffe today, any CIA director does not get chosen unless they are a shill for the CIA. George Bush senior was a shill for the CIA. He worked for the CIA for years before he ever became a CIA director.
Speaker 20So when you tie in the whole web network of George Bush senior, drugs, opium, Barack Obama, his mom with USAID.
Speaker 20It makes you look at our government like we are so fucked because they have been so deeply embedded in the depravity, not only in our country, but of the world, killing hundreds of thousands. How many people did George Bush Sr. kill? with the drugs that he he's been moving for the last 40 years or 50 years or whatever like these people are disgusting and i i i can't say it enough just there there is nothing you know they they fake being christians and there's nothing re there's nothing redeemable about george bush senior about barack obama
Speaker 20about any of these people. They are disgusting, horrible people. I can't say enough. I'm sorry. I don't have all my specific notes, but if anyone wants to go down that rabbit hole, DM me and we can go down it back together again. It is an insane rabbit hole. And then if you ever want to get a good snippet of it, watch an interview of Judge Joe Brown
Ian Malcolmuh on on uh barack obama he'll go he he pulls out some details that are are crazy too as well so that's all i got well and i'll tell you what um if you would like to do an entire spider web of the connections between bush and the cia and then obama and all the way up uh inclusive of clinton i am happy to host that would love to do it and oh yeah
Speaker 20Don't get me started in the Clintons and how Hillary Clinton is actually a Jew and how her father. Wait, is she really? Oh, yeah. Yeah. She is tied to the mob directly, not indirectly. Her father was part of the mob. Yeah. Well, I'll never forget. I think she's a Rosenstein or a Rothstein or I don't know. It's one of those.
Speaker 20That's her, like, original, like. Family name.
@malleusigThat's how they do it. They can get a Jew and sneak them in and pretend they're somebody else.
Speaker 20They are so subversive. Fuck these people. I hate them all.
Speaker 5Mike Pompeo, too. Don't forget him. He's a real subversive, but he's thoroughly involved in all the fuckery. People think he's an altar boy.
Speaker 20It's amazing. He's a terrible piece of shit. I can't believe that he's a West Pointer. Um, like the fact that these people taken an oath to the constitution, I mean, that guy's taken an oath to the constitution multiple times in his career. And he, he literally, I think he, after he takes an oath to it, he, he turns around and wipes his ass with it and steps on it.
Speaker 20These people are all pieces of shits.
Speaker 7Yeah.
Speaker 5That would be a great topic. Definitely. Yeah.
Speaker 20Yeah. I mean, Let me think about it and get some notes together for you, Ian. I'm definitely no truth teller as far as my research. I'm just a listener that has put together all the connections. There's no way to prove everything with 100% certainty, but the coincidences line up
Speaker 20it's just so many coincidences. It's a mathematical improbability with these people.
Ian MalcolmWell, those are my favorites. I love statistics. No, in all sincerity, let's plan on doing that. I'll send you a DM and let's get that on the books for maybe two weeks out or so. And we can do the, what would we call it? We'll weave the web of all of those administrations because this is the thing that people need to understand is
Ian MalcolmYou know, we're finally starting to get them to see the light on Zionism and Jewish supremacy. And now what do you know? You've got everyone, including Nick Fuentes, saying, oh, if we just vote for the Democrats, it'll fix things. It's like, I don't think that's a solution to anything, fellas.
Speaker 20There are two paths that lead to the same destination. If you've ever been on a hike, you can go around this way, around this side of the lake, or you can go around this side of the lake. They still end up at the same fucking destination.
Speaker 20That is no solution that I'm just going to vote for a Democrat. But it does get you, they do want to beat you down so much so that you either do that or you decide to sit the election out. And at that point, it's like they've won at that point. You're just like, fuck it, I give up.
Speaker 5Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 20Exactly.
Ian MalcolmAnd for the purple pill, somebody, please, other than me, get that reference and put it into the purple pill. And if you do, I will buy you a something that goes to a certain place and then you'll get the reference. But let's check in with Ms. Joanne and then Rabbi, see if anybody has anything they want to add before we get ready to wind everything down.
@joann_marieNo, Ian, it was such a great space. I had a lot of fun, and it was just brilliant. And the moldy bread is just inspiring, and it's just lovely. So thank you so much for hosting it, and Rabbi and Simon for co-hosting, and I just had a lot of fun. So thank you so much.
@malleusigYeah, and I just want to say, as fun as these spaces are, It's time to get out into real life and start having these conversations with your sympathetic neighbors, guys. All right? It's time to get outside and start talking to people in real life. Twitter is a fun place to go where you can meet people that share your views, but it doesn't do a lot anymore in terms of changing minds.
@malleusigWe need real-world interaction for that. So be careful. Be careful about who you talk to. Be careful about who you trust with your... true feelings on these matters, because that can bite you in the ass very quickly. And if that isn't the greatest demonstration of how powerful these people are, then I don't know what is.
@malleusigBut get the message out. Make it real.
Speaker 5You know, along those lines, did you guys notice that there's been a spate of quick videos, impromptu, TikTok-type... short forms where people...
@joann_marieWait, hold on. There was a shooting in the White House.
Speaker 5Oh, shit.
@joann_marieYeah.
Ian MalcolmDid they let Hunter Biden in with some cocaine and a pistol or something? Is that what happened?
@joann_marieI don't know. I posted the footage in the Jumbotron. I just saw it. I'm sorry. So, Andy, it wasn't a shooting like... No, near, near the White House, not in. I mean, yeah.
@malleusigIt was near the White House and they brought like four, like three or four cops. And then you compare that to the shooting at the synagogue where they had like a million cop cars show up.
@malleusigI think we know who really runs the country.
@joann_marieDefinitely.
@froemelandyThere were more freaking cop cars at that synagogue than there were when Charlie was shot. Like, come on. Like in that shooting at the synagogue, it was like one guy that didn't even wound anyone. That was a freaking faking a whatever. Like, yeah, there were literally hundreds of cop cars at that synagogue. It was completely ridiculous.
@froemelandyAnd yeah, like, yeah, the whole thing about voting Democrats, that's not gonna, that's not a magical solution to fix the country. That's more of a voicing this pleasure. Like, hey, Republicans, you betrayed us. It's not a, we think the Democrats are any better. We absolutely do not. That's the sending a message to the Republicans like you betrayed us.
@froemelandyThat's not any vote of confidence in the Democrats. That's not Nick saying, hey, we like the Democrats. That's absolutely not Nick saying we like the Democrats. It's a fuck you to the Republicans. That's all it is.
Speaker 5You know, as a result of a literal handful, we're talking five or less of synagogue attacks over the last few years, they managed to get the Congress to pass funding, budgets in the tens or if not hundreds of millions of dollars to fortify synagogues around the country. The cause and effect was incredible. I mean, some portion of them have been proven to be false flags where they've caught outright members of the congregation with the proverbial spray canning, the swastikas and such on the buildings.
Speaker 5But the House of Representatives has literally passed in tens, if not hundreds of millions of dollars for security. It's incredible.
Ian MalcolmWell, it's got to be nice to just have something like, well, I shouldn't say nice, but isn't it convenient that some of these things take place and then massive amounts of money go to them?
@froemelandyyet we've got endless gang shootings in the inner cities that get no attention from just about anybody um i see that we've got donna who's uh requesting well yeah exactly i live near i live near chicago so i live in chicago suburbs so i know all about the endless gang shootings and like 80 of them go unsolved and it's like oh who cares and it and what's sad about that is a lot of it is a gang there's a gang shooting and then a stray bullet kills an innocent 14-month
Ian Malcolmold that's obviously not a gang member and there's a lot of innocent people that get killed in this gang on gay violence and it's just absolutely tragic yeah and the politicians will say oh no this is the worst thing ever and do nothing about it um but why don't we do this uh since we've got uh donna uh rabbi why don't we let donna add some thoughts and then we'll uh we'll tune up one of your jingles and we'll use that as an outro to the space and i think mr truth is just firing up so
Ian MalcolmThat'll give us a nice little thing as a send-off, and everybody, if they want to continue the discourse, can head over to his room. But Donna, any thoughts or additions?
Speaker 21Yes, Ian. Okay, I'm going to finish somebody's, they were talking about getting funding. They literally got a billion dollars between 2020 and 2025. And that doesn't include the $180 million
Speaker 21which is supposed to be domestic security, okay? 180 million went to Israel so they can secure over there. I guess that, like, helped them build some more bunkers that they wouldn't let U.S. service members into. The other thing I really wanted to ask everyone about, if you're around any normies or if you saw any feedback of that fucking whore, bitch, scum...
Speaker 21What did Leslie Stahl's 60-minute show?
Speaker 22Nobody saw it?
Speaker 17I heard about it. It's the white nationalist, right?
Speaker 5You need to fucking see it.
Speaker 21The pedo stuff in the... She says, you went in there to help white people? That's what she said to this guy. And he says, yeah. And... Well, what if somebody wasn't right? He goes, oh, you mean like if somebody was on fire or something and needed water? Yeah, I'd give them water. And then she tried to push further. And he turned around and he goes, you know what?
Speaker 21We've got to stand up for our people. Every other group in this country has an organization that stands up for them. We need to stand up for ourselves. I mean, she literally and then this fucking sheriff And sheriffs are voted into office. Keep that in mind. I hope everybody in fucking North Carolina saw that and votes this prick out of office.
Speaker 21Carolina was calling them white supremacists, too. They're trying to make that that they're what are they? They're using disaster drama to build up their image and recruit fellow supremacists. They're trying to make their image. whitewashed so people will join in and the white supremacist group will grow nationwide this is the fucking narrative she was laying out and she brought a sheriff into the picture and i'm telling you you go down there i says what's next i guess the uh the amateur cult okay i'm like ready to scream and i haven't heard anybody jump off about it and uh i put in your dms by the way um and that
Speaker 21Poppy Bush was in Dallas in November of 1963. Okay, I'm just going to shut up. I want to hear what people think about it, if they even fucking watched it, and if you didn't, you better.
Ian MalcolmI can't say I did. Donna, is this on your timeline, or where would one go to watch this?
Speaker 22I think I DM'd it to you, but they mentioned Dan Bilzerian.
Speaker 21They mentioned Nick Fuentes. Okay? So it's like, I tried to get fucking Dan's attention because it wasn't on his timeline. I think I sent you something in the DMs. She's a... Okay, and you think about it. She's a Jew, Leslie Stahl. Who's the executive producer at CBS? Barry Weiss. Fucking Jew. And who owns CBS? Larry Ellison, fucking Jew.
Speaker 21And they took a 60-minute fucking program and made it all about this group of white guys going down there, okay, being white supremacists and using helping people as a recruitment tool to build a movement of white supremacists across the country. How long ago about is this that you're talking about?
Speaker 22Sunday!
Speaker 5Is that the one where they... Is this the one where they talked about the manifesto from Cole trying to shoot Trump, supposedly? Bullshit.
Speaker 14I'm sorry. That John Wolf person or something, he had a 50-minute clip of it.
Speaker 22So every minute I watch it, I just get pissed off.
Speaker 22It's really terrible. I can't believe it. I can't believe it. It's the biggest smack in the face.
Speaker 5Now, Donna, it was hard to hear you, a lot of what you said. You might have both Wi-Fi and mobile data on at the same time. That does it a lot. That's often a culprit.
Speaker 7That's whatever you're doing, it's worse. Far worse.
Speaker 14No, now it's hopeless. Okay, now I'm off the headphones. Oh, there you go.
Speaker 14Perfect.
Speaker 17Oh, shit, we jinxed it.
Speaker 7Maybe you're on mute, Donna.
Speaker 7All righty, moving right along.
Speaker 23Yeah, I think, Ian, you wanted to shut it down. I've got a... Oh, Donna's come back.
Ian MalcolmAnd Donna, I just... I apologize to Rabbi for the delay. Donna, I did see your note on this in the video clip. I just shared a couple thoughts in a post, and I hope that this gets some negative attention brought to this nonsensical... piece of coverage that I'm going to have to watch in its entirety. I only saw a little bit of it in the description, but yeah, it is a Jew on a Jewish run program on a Jewish produced platform.
Ian MalcolmThat's part of a Jewish run network that's brought to you via Jewish, a Jewish conglomerate. delivered to your house via Jewish medium. So yeah, it is curious. But Donna, any other thoughts before Rabbi plays some little music here for us as an outro?
Speaker 21I just wanted to apologize for yelling at everybody. But I, it is, try to find the 15 minute version. It's on my timeline. I retweeted it. It's awful. I'm sorry for yelling at everybody. But I've been, this has been brewing, all day for me. So thanks for Mike.
Speaker 5Your audio was so horrible. We didn't even hear you do that. So don't apologize.
Speaker 17We got the gist of it. We got the gist of at the very beginning, but yeah, at the end, they kind of, but you know, you're right. The normies are eating that shit up and there's one, like, they're like, oh yeah, white supremacy is a problem in America now. Like they're eating it up. So the people that told me about it, it's like, you're right.
Speaker 17It's something to worry about. But it only shows that we're winning because there's just panicking. They're just like, yep, it's Nazis. And, You know, maybe this is like the final stage.
Ian MalcolmI don't know. Aversion to Jewish supremacy is white supremacy. That is their response to all this. And we're going to see a lot more for what it's worth. So we talk about this a lot before for rabbis jingle. This is a good way to send this off. Right. The more people become aware of this problem, the more absurd. the defense against it is going to become.
Ian MalcolmAnd they are going to suggest that we are everything under the sun. They're going to say that we are rabid antisemites, that we are hateful, that we are bigoted, that we are white supremacists, that we are all of these things, which is why we very calmly and lovingly need to say, we are protecting our culture, our people, our civilization, our land, our prosperity, and our country from a small set of people that feel entitled to run everything.
Ian MalcolmAnd then your opposition will say, but we don't run everything. which is why you need to be able to easily walk through all of the very clear-cut examples at this point of how they do. And I want to give a big shout-out to Band Media, Band Man, I should call him, who does wonderful work. And he put together the little AI video that I shared earlier today.
Ian MalcolmHe does lots of AI content. And that individual... makes extremely powerful videos that I've seen people sharing all over the net. And he does not mind at all. Take that content, rip it. He's got AI videos that walk through all of the heads of COVID that walk through all of the media that walk through all of the AI, the big tech on and on and on, right?
Ian MalcolmTake these pieces of content and share them with everybody. Like rabbi was saying, share them with your communities, share them with your friends. Everything on my page, you can literally download any of it. I don't care. Share it with anyone. You don't need to tag me. Put it on any other platform that you're able to. Just get the word out that this is happening so that when you say, why is it white supremacy for whites and blacks and Muslims or anybody and everybody, including Jews, coming together and saying Jews don't get to run everything?
Ian MalcolmWhy does that make us white supremacists? Can anybody please explain that to me? It's an indefensible suggestion, but it's all that they've got to mirror his comment, right? That's the only thing that they have left to try and justify that people shouldn't listen to the things that we say. So deliver them calmly and rationally.
Ian MalcolmAnd as the last little piece, don't worry about fighting or arguing or proving a Jew on X wrong. It is largely a waste of time. They are just going to gaslight you. They are going to run you around to the point that you cannot stand it any longer. And then you will just exit the conversation. They will continue to gloat.
Ian MalcolmOh, look, I won that. Now, just mute them for the love of your own sanity. Click mute. Move on to the next thing. Ignore them forever going forward. Because even if you block them, it's actually the best strategy. If you block them, they will just go and make more accounts. If you mute them, you don't see it. It doesn't matter.
Ian MalcolmAnd nobody cares what these people say anyway, right? So just keep moving forward as productively as you can. And part of that, it requires that you keep your sanity and your wits about you. So just don't let yourself get bogged down in the minutia. With that being said, excited for Mr. Truthteller's space. Certainly, as always, good morning, good evening, good afternoon, wherever you are in the world.
Ian MalcolmGod bless to everybody that is in this room. I am so grateful and thankful, not just to everybody that's up here right now and that's listening, but to everybody that came through here, especially Ms. Joanne, who is always such an absolute blessing. Mr. Simon Goddick, who is funny as can be, one of the biggest accounts on X.
Ian MalcolmMillion plus followers, and he is out there all the time ratioing Mark Levin and sharing some of the very obvious evidence on the Jewish question. This is incredibly meaningful. Every one of these little additions that we get to our team, they all matter immensely. So lots of love to him. Lots of love to Mr. Malleus for all the things that he shared.
Ian MalcolmA big shout out to Dr. Rechtenwald and David Nietzsche. Always love having them come through along with everybody else that's up here. And I see we've got Godfrey in the listener panel. Huge shout out to him for the space that he did the other day on Epstein. Never, ever, ever stop talking about that absurdity. the same people that were running Clinton, Obama, the Bushes, they were running Epstein Island.
Ian MalcolmIt's all the same thing. And so with that being said, I just want to let everybody know, again, we are winning. We are going to continue to win. It is going to get better and better and better. And with that in mind, speaking of better, let's go to some better audio tracks presented to you via Mr. Rabbi Malleus, and we will use that to send off the space.
@malleusigThanks. um i am actually kind of bored with my songs uh can i is there a place somebody else's anything you want all right this is uh i love this one this one's great uh you guys probably heard it before
Speaker 8on a lamp
Speaker 8Some jokes, but I can't hardly have a snooze or take a calm and soak. My bedtime's just an awful sight. Bathing's a dreadful thing. I cry when I turn on the light and sniff me Irish spring. Oh, hi-fi, tiddly-dee-oh, no-me-gosh-me-gully. Yes, hi-fi, fiddly-dee-me-um-ni.
Speaker 8me think i wish i had me mama dad so we could have a drink oh if only i were able i'd take him to the pub but me mom stays on the table and me dad's still in the tub oh
@malleusigMuch better than Boom Boom Tel Aviv, by the way.
Ian MalcolmAnd with that, we will continue trying to clean up the world, trying to make it a better place as if we were just taking one giant bar of soap and trying to remove all the filth. And so lots of love to everybody. We will see you all in the next space. We got a lot of them coming up. Oh, by the way, very excited. Tomorrow, as was mentioned by Dr. Rechtenwald, we've got the incomparable conversation lined up with the one and only Mr. Dan Bilzerian.
Ian MalcolmIt'll be very exciting to be part of that. And if you have any questions for Dan, because I think I might be up there with the panel. I don't know how many people will be cycling through and how long Dan's going to be there. But if you have anything in particular, If I get one question, I'm happy to ask on behalf of anybody that's in here.
Ian MalcolmWe also have an upcoming conversation, thanks to Joanne, that is going to be on the backstory on Kurt Cobain. How did he actually die? Who likely was actually the one responsible for his death in the event that it wasn't him? And how would we know that based on the deathbed confessionals of people directly tied? to the events.
Ian MalcolmIt should be really, really interesting with that one. We've got a medical conversation coming up with Rob on May the 14th. We've got with canary mind, a conversation that we're going to be having on the Rothschilds. Uh, very excited for that. That's actually tomorrow. The one with Dan Bilzerian, I believe is the following day on, uh, if I'm not mistaken.
Ian MalcolmUm, and then we've also got a racial bias that we're going to do with Mr. Malleus that is on May the 11th. And we are going to be having a conversation with Mr. Sam Parker on the 13th. That is going to be on 25 celebrities that you may or may not have known. were killed by Jewish supremacists. So it should be very interesting, a whole lot of stuff to come.
Ian MalcolmExcited for all those conversations. And as always, to spend any time I can with all of you wonderful people. Speaking of which, I'll be hopping over to Mr. Truthteller's space to listen in on him. And I look forward to speaking with all of you in those next conversations. So lots and lots and lots of love to absolutely everybody.