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- 0:00ICE Shooting & T-Rex ConspiracyThe host and guest discuss the recent ICE shooting incident and a bizarre T-Rex prop at the scene.
- 13:12Adam's Background & Police CareerAdam, a Palestinian Muslim, shares his journey into law enforcement and his early experiences.
- 23:13University's Anti-Palestinian StanceAdam describes how his university police department began to discriminate against Palestinian advocacy after October 7th.
- 41:32Espionage Request & TerminationAdam reveals he was asked to spy on Palestinian protestors and was subsequently fired for refusing.
- 58:19Widespread Campus Surveillance?The panel discusses whether the request for espionage on campus is an isolated incident or a broader trend.
- 1:14:49Legal Battle & Career DamageAdam details the legal challenges he faces after his termination and the impact on his career.
- 1:38:04Free Speech & Zionist InfluenceIan Malcolm discusses the erosion of free speech and the influence of Zionist groups on institutions.
- 1:59:10George Floyd & PsyopsThe panel debates the George Floyd incident and other events as potential psychological operations to manipulate public opinion.
- 2:13:52Iran Protests & GeopoliticsGuests discuss the ongoing protests in Iran, the internet blackout, and the geopolitical implications.
- 2:31:48Netanyahu's PR DisasterIan Malcolm criticizes Benjamin Netanyahu's public statements and his perceived inability to improve Israel's image.
- 2:52:09Personal Impact of ActivismA guest shares his own experience of losing a job due to his pro-Palestinian activism on social media.
The Transcript
Ian MalcolmAll right. Well, Mr. Veritas, good to have you up here, my friend. How is the world treating you while we wait for Adam here?
Speaker 1Hey, Ian. Yeah, everything good so far. I'm just kind of shocked how dramatic and emotional the conservatives in America are right now. complaining about how the left is treating them so badly for all these years, but acting like liberal trans women right now. I'm actually really shocked at how the public is behaving right now when it comes to the ICE shooting.
Speaker 1I mean, my personal opinion, it's a psyop. It's a staged event. and it's just this again this shock and awe moment to manipulate the public and but that aside even if you if you assume that she actually was shot i think the united states are in a very very poor position when half of America is justifying an ICE agent shooting a woman into her face just because she's driving off and not because she was persecuted for anything or wanted criminal or whatever, right?
Speaker 1So that was just asserting his dominance and he was never in danger. The car was fully turned in. So yeah, I think it's kind of a shocking moment for me.
Ian MalcolmYeah, no, it absolutely is. And really quickly, because Veritas, I think I saw you put the post up, and it seems of relevance given the fictional character that my avatar is after. Your thoughts really quickly on the dinosaur T-Rex that... Some would say is in the background. I presume that that's not Photoshopped in, and I've seen it flying around by a lot of people, but I think you made a post about it, so I'd be curious for your thoughts on it, and then we'll introduce Adam here.
Speaker 1Yeah, the dinosaur. Yeah, I made a post joking that when you see a T-Rex standing on a car, you should know that you're on a movie set. The dinosaur actually on that car was some movie set props that was standing there in the yard for several years, as far as I could find out.
Speaker 1I'm not sure if they chose that position on purpose to basically mock the audience or if it was just a very, very, very unlikely coincidence. So, yeah, that's up to you to decide for yourself. But it's a movie prop. One house to the right of the dinosaur was also a great white shark. also some movie props.
Ian MalcolmAll right, so either it just happens to be some neighbor on the block that has a really strange collection of these props, or perhaps something more nefarious and or mocking of the citizenry. And again, folks, that's on Veritas' timeline. Feel free to take a look. Of course, we are not denying any violent events. We're not suggesting that these things did not happen.
Ian MalcolmJust throwing out the possibility that perhaps Forces that be are utilizing, let's say, manufactured crises from time to time. That's actually not my position. I think this sincerely happened as we understand it. And the confluence of challenges is that I think on one side of the equation, it is going to inflame the individuals that are now interacting with ICE.
Ian MalcolmAnd we're already seeing people for calls that will be likely very akin to BLM. And I have to imagine that there's George Soros and other influences, Soros also, of course, Jewish, pushing money into that cause because it's going to be a wonderful fire starter. And on the other side of the equation, you, of course, have the government that is trigger-happy for some kind of crisis so that they can then, let's say, further enforce authoritarian laws and their regime.
Ian MalcolmAnd so that actually brings us to... The speaker into this space that we're going to be doing with Adam, I've heard a condensed version of the story as he has presented. One thing that I'm going to do, as always, is just to caveat everything that you're about to hear. This is what I've heard from him based on his testimony, some of the loose interpretation that I have from it, and certainly seems unjust the way that he was treated by
Ian Malcolmthis authority that he had been working previously for. And I just say that because the one thing that I don't want to do, and Adam, this is not specifically aimed at you, but always whenever it's something along the lines of GoFundMes or other types of programs that are for the purposes of fundraisers, I don't have any attachment to any of that.
Ian MalcolmAnd I don't want to necessarily encourage anybody to take any actions on those fronts because I cannot vet the complete authenticity of anything that we're going to hear. And I hate to throw out that kind of caveat, but we do live in a world where, of course, there's grifters left, right and center. And I think there's actually a couple that we've seen over the last year that were very public with prospectively the Shiloh individual that I think there are a lot of questions around the sincerity of that.
Ian MalcolmSo I just don't want to be caught in the middle. What I do want to do is to bring truth to you, especially when it comes to these subjects that we frequent. And when I came across Adam's story, I thought this sounds like an absolute tragedy. So I wanted to make sure that he gets a chance to present that to everybody, to make the world aware of perhaps the authority that is now being grabbed, where individuals are saying, you will comply with our demands, even if it goes against the tenets of you as a person in your moral compass, or maybe the code of conduct associated with your job.
Ian MalcolmAnd so with that being said, Adam, if you wouldn't mind, Maybe to first set the stage, if you are comfortable, maybe share a little bit on yourself. We can then veer into your line of work and then this particular occurrence and the resulting consequences that you've faced as a result, which are, at least from what I've seen, very, very unjust.
Speaker 2Okay, sorry about that. That was my dogs. So I'm still recovering from the flu, so forgive me for that. But... Ian, I appreciate you, and I appreciate the space, and I'm here to tell my story, let people know what happened to me. So, starting from the beginning, I'm a Palestinian Muslim. I grew up in Alabama my entire life.
Speaker 2My father's from Palestine. My mother's Lebanese. My whole entire life, I...
Speaker 2Can you hear me?
Ian MalcolmNow we can. It was going out there for a while.
Speaker 2Okay. So my whole entire life, I spent majority of my life in a Muslim community. It's not a big community, but it's a majority Palestinian community. I grew up with Muslims, and that's all I was centered around my whole entire life. So around 2020,
Speaker 2I learned about the incident. Well, it was actually 2020. I learned about the incident with George Floyd, and I thought that was the most heartbreaking, gut-wrenching situation I've ever seen in my entire life. You know, I thought that was extremely heartbreaking, and I just figured it was an abuse of power, and it was pure injustice.
Speaker 2So I started looking into law, and then I eventually looked into law enforcement. And then I said to myself, I said, you know what? I would like to join the police force. The reason is because the police force is very dysfunctional. And not only dysfunctional, it needs a lot of reforming. It needs a lot of work. And there needs to be a lot of training.
Speaker 2And there's a lot of things that need to come into place that necessarily I just don't agree with. So I thought, you know what, the best thing for me to do is to join the police force. And I thought it would be a good way to bridge that gap, that community upbringing that I have and that cultural upbringing that I have.
Speaker 2And I could really make a difference. I could join the police force. I could get some kind of structure in place to where law enforcement officers could see what it is being a cop you know it's not about writing tickets it's not about you know arresting people that that's not what law enforcement should be about it should be about protecting people making people feel safe so i felt like this was a duty that i needed to do so i became a police officer in a small town in alabama and i told people that i was muslim and and i told people my background and
Speaker 2People, you know, I was viewed different, but people understood that I was trying to change the narrative because there's a big misconception that, you know, law enforcement has on Muslims and especially Muslims in America. So they understood what I was trying to do and they respected it. So I'm not sure what's going on.
Speaker 2I think it's either. Can you hear me now?
@joann_marieWe can, yep.
Speaker 2Okay. So I joined law enforcement, joined the police academy. I worked two years in this small police department, and I started working diligently on trying to reform the system. You know, cops say there's not much we can do. That's just not true. I would speak out against anything I didn't agree with, and a lot of the police officers started to...
Speaker 2Really respect me for that. And I started to see that I was really changing stuff and I was really setting stuff in motion. So then I worked for another small police department after that. I had to leave because my mother got sick. And then eventually my mother got sick and the police department that I had originally worked for was far away from her.
Speaker 2So I left to go work for a smaller police department, which was closer. And then eventually I got offered a job to work at a police department in a university. And I thought, you know what, this is pretty special.
Ian MalcolmAnd just out of curiosity, the timelines there, and I think it's relevant just to try and understand the tenure that you had in, let's say, law enforcement in general, if you wouldn't mind.
Speaker 2Absolutely. So the timelines were between 2022 is when I worked in that small town police department. Around the year 2022, I was still working for the small town police department, and I worked for the other one within the same year. And then around that same year, I got offered to work at a university police department in Alabama.
Speaker 2And it's one of the biggest universities in the state of Alabama. So I felt like it was an honor and it was a privilege to work for this university. I said, you know what? I'm going to go work for this university. There's a lot of Muslim students that go here. There's a lot of ethnic people that go there. And that could really make a difference.
Speaker 2I could really speak out for these people. I could really make them feel comfortable, feel safe. And I just felt like it was something that, that I just needed to do. So I joined this university police department. Everything's fine. Everything's good. I'm working really hard. I'm planning these meetings and schedules with all these students, talking to everybody, letting everybody know who I am, that I'm a Palestinian Muslim, and you can always reach out to me if you guys need anything.
Speaker 2And I was doing counseling for students, and I felt like I was really impacting people.
Ian MalcolmAnd were you involved in any protests or movements or intellectual circles or anything that may have gotten you flagged prior to some of these other things happening? I'm just curious what kind of activism that you may or may not have been participating in.
Speaker 2So the Black Lives Matter movement I was involved in, and that was just in Birmingham, Alabama. That was before I was a police officer. And I'm not sure if that's something that... know may have triggered it could it may have but i was actively you know holding flyers passing flyers uh holding signs i was active in these in these protests um you know i was re i really wanted to reform the system if that makes sense but going with my story is i got hired by this university police department and
Speaker 2around 2022, that same year. And everything's going well, everything's going fine, not having issues. And then October 7th happens. Right after October 7th happens, I started to see that my department, the administration that I worked for, they kind of looked at me differently. And what I mean differently is when they saw me or when they would come near me,
Speaker 2I was getting looked at like they would, some of the members from the administration would stare at me and kind of like make these faces and it just, it made me feel weird. I was like, why are they looking at me like this? And then I started realizing that a lot of the administration was talking about Palestine, what's going on in Palestine, what's going on in it, the whole conflict.
Speaker 2And I started speaking out against it. The reason was because What the administration was telling officers was that there's a lot of protests that are going on. And if you see anybody carrying, you know, a Palestinian flag on campus or a Palestinian sign, anything that's advocating for Palestine, report it immediately.
Speaker 2They're not supposed to be doing that. So I started speaking out against the administration.
Ian MalcolmSo right there, just to pause. So the university's stance. was that individuals walking around campus, if they had as little as a Palestinian flag, that what should come of them? They should be reported. They should be approached by campus police. What was the expectation there?
Speaker 2So they said, document it, report it, take a picture of it. That's all they really told us. They didn't tell us anything else about that. And at that moment, I didn't realize why. I said, you know, that's a little strange. Why are you saying that? There's been people that have been going to university that have always had Palestinian flags, even on their cars.
Speaker 2You guys have never had an issue with this. Why is this all of a sudden now an issue? So I started speaking out more and more against how they were talking about Palestinians. Then I started to see that I was being treated differently over time. So it was around, I guess, mid or no, late 2023 going into 2024. That's when I started really.
Speaker 2experiencing severe harassment. And, you know, I've never faced any kind of harassment, retaliation, injustice, anything like that. And until I started to speak out against what the administration was saying. So they would make comments about what's going on in Palestine or Palestinian students on campus. And they were basically feeding misinformation to officers.
Speaker 2So I would always speak out. Hey, this is wrong. You guys... This is not what's going on there. Let me explain to you guys what's going on. You guys have the wrong idea. And I would explain over and over. This is what's going on in Palestine. And again, every time I spoke out, I would get looked at differently. I would get viewed on differently.
Speaker 2But some of the officers, some of the officers understood. Some of the officers respected that I was standing up. And some of the officers agreed that, hey, you know, we may have a different idea. that you guys are presenting to us from the administration, we should listen to Adam. You know, Adam is Palestinian. He may know what's actually going on.
Speaker 2So again, I kept speaking out over and over and it lasted from 2023 to 2025 up until October of 2025, when basically during that timeframe from 2023 to 2025,
Speaker 2Any little thing that would happen, and I mean any little thing, it could be, you know, somebody said that I didn't smile at them and they would call the police department and file a complaint. Hey, this officer didn't smile at me. I think he's rude. Or I saw this officer driving his vehicle without putting his seatbelt on.
Speaker 2Any little incident that happened to me was investigated and made into the biggest problem ever.
Ian MalcolmAnd out of curiosity, can you give an example or two of some of the larger either conflicts or maybe the right term is hubbubs that might have taken place on campus when it came to any of those protesters? And I say that only because I think a lot of people listening probably are familiar with some of those that were taking place on other campuses.
Ian MalcolmI'm curious what it was like on the one that you were on.
Speaker 3Are you there?
Speaker 3Veritas, can you hear him?
Ian MalcolmNo. Okay. For a second there, I thought the whole app had crashed. While we're waiting for Adam, not sure if he's having a technical glitch, I see Andy's got his hand up. I want to welcome him up to the stage. Andy, any thoughts or comments thus far?
Speaker 4Yeah, I just think it's completely ridiculous. Like, oh, you didn't smile right or whatever, so we're going to discriminate against you. Like, how is this any better than... It's just complete ridiculous. It's just pure, at this point, racial discrimination. It's completely ridiculous. We've reached a point now where...
Speaker 4basically back to where we were what 70 years ago in this country it's like we've completely regressed it's ridiculous like we should be against all forms of racial discrimination in this country it's just wrong it's oh you're a palestinian so we're going to race to discriminate against you like no it's it's completely wrong and i don't abide by that you shouldn't get discriminated against in your workplace because someone says you don't smile at
Speaker 4right or something or someone makes up that you don't smile like you don't have to smile at every person you see like i don't smile at every person i see when i walk by them on the street it's completely ridiculous and absurd and let's be honest that's not why they wanted to get rid of him they want to get rid of him because they don't like the way he looks and people want to discriminate against them because they're zionist it's plain and simple and it's wrong and let's be honest it's just completely unfortunate that that's the reality we live in it's
Speaker 4It's wrong. And when people, and that's what's frustrating that we want to try to build this inclusive coalition of America first to include like Republicans and Democrats, but at the end of the day, people need, that Republicans want to try to, Democrats want to try to say, oh my God, it's all, Democrats want to try to say it's white supremacy is the issue, white supremacy is the issue.
Speaker 4No, it's not. At the end of the day, it's used in a segment of Zionist Republicans that are pushing this and they have to realize there's a lot of like white people like me, like, yes, they don't want immigrants in this country, but do I hate all minorities? No, I do not hate all minorities. Like if you were like born here legally and your family's been here for generations, like I don't want to like, no, I don't hate all minorities.
Speaker 4Like, no, like at the end of the day, I don't. And for some reason the issue is Democrats instead of wanting to unite with us against this Zionist occupation of our country. They want to say, oh, like they know it's an issue, but then they think the white supremacy that's not really a thing at this point is, I mean, yes, that there is a way this giant issue and they still think we're living under this Jim Crow that doesn't exist.
Speaker 4And they think that like the KKK is running wild and that's what we're fighting. And no, that's not a thing. And they need to realize what the real issue is. And it's Israel, it's the Zionist occupation of our country. And if they could unite with us against that, and we could actually form a coalition, the majority of this country, probably 60, 70% is against giving money to Israel.
Speaker 4That's a majority right here, but we're split between the two parties. No one actually shows up to vote in the primaries. If everyone actually voted based on those principles, in united we would be able to win this but we're too divided like just look what happened in minneapolis i saw some leftist post anyone who's okay with what happened there is automatically a zionist and that's not true at all there's plenty of people on the right who are absolutely anti-zionist anti-israel but are like i think the officer was defending himself and that doesn't automatically make you a zionist and okay with women and children getting killed and that's the issue with
Speaker 4People on the left, and I'm not saying all people on the left think like that, but that was one big influencer that went viral. And then things like that completely just divide us and we need to unite. You see what I'm saying?
Ian MalcolmYeah, no, absolutely. And Adam, are you back with us? I am, I'm back. Okay, perfect. So Adam, where I was trying to go is just to, if we could get a sense, you're now on campus, you've been working in law enforcement at this point for five or so years. You're a well-regarded individual on campus for the work that you're doing, but you're starting to feel, let's say, some glances and perhaps some kind of discrimination because of your affiliation with the Palestinians.
Ian MalcolmAnd so I'm kind of curious really quickly before kind of the next part of your story in particular on the campus that you were overseeing. Can you describe, were there large protests, small protests? Was it not really an issue at all? What was kind of the relative degree of protests compared to some of the things that people might have seen on the media from other larger campuses, perhaps like NYU, for example?
Speaker 2Right. So in the beginning, this protest that they had with the first part, which is 2023. No issues. And even 2024, leading up to 2025, all the times there's never been an issue. But it did grow over time, over the years. Now, what I saw was in 2023 when, and this is something I forgot to mention, and this is very important.
Speaker 2Right after the October 7th incident happened, what happened was my administration, came to me. And this was before they talked about Palestinians or talked about the issue of Palestinians on campus or what's happening in Gaza. My administration came to me and they told me that they sent a detective and a sergeant. The detective, he works with the FBI.
Speaker 2I think he's like a counter task force or something like that. And they sent a sergeant. The sergeant and the detective asked me to do counter surveillance during the protests. And I said, why are you asking me? They said, well, you know, you're Arab. You know these people. You may know these people from your community.
Speaker 2And, you know, you can understand what they're doing. You can understand what they're saying. And, you know, we just want parties to be safe. So I said, look, you know, if there is a legit criminal investigation, like if there's somebody that, you know, is about to set off something crazy, I have no problem with that. But the only reason why you're asking me to do this is because this is a Palestinian movement.
Speaker 2And that's what the reason was. That's what they told me, yes. The sergeant then comes to me and he says, well, the reason why we're really asking you is we want to make sure nobody sets off any explosives. And I think that was the moment that triggered me. Because I said, at what point do you think they're going to set off explosives?
Speaker 2That makes no sense. So at that moment, I refused. You know, I stood my ground. I refused. They asked me again and I refused. And then that's when the pattern, you know, and then when they talked about the Palestinians on a later date, that's when the pattern started. I started to see a pattern of harassment, discrimination.
Speaker 2And I was as I was saying before I got cut off, you know. Every little incident that happened with me, you know, it could be the smallest thing. It would be, they would make it the biggest problem in the world. And then I started realizing they would give me paperwork and I would be like, why are you giving me paperwork?
Speaker 2You know, for example, this is just a hypothetical. Why are you giving me paperwork for not having my seatbelt on? Like, this is crazy. This is something so small and so stupid. And I would get no response. And then I started seeing more paperwork or more paperwork until eventually I They were able to look at something I did.
Speaker 2And what I did was I helped another officer. You know, I thought I was doing a good thing, helping another officer. They said, that is a policy violation. How could you do that? I said, I was literally helping another officer. I mean, what are you talking about? This is what we're supposed to do for each other. And then all of a sudden they terminated me for that, for that reason.
Speaker 2And then I spoke out. I said, look, the only reason why you guys did this to me is because I'm the only one that spoke out against what's going on in Palestine. I'm the only one that told officers not to listen to what you guys are saying about what's going on in Gaza and in Palestine. And this is harassment and racial discrimination.
Speaker 2So after I got terminated, I contacted a lawyer. I told him what happened. He looked at my case. He looked at everything. And he said, you know, this is ridiculous. This is a load of shit that you should have never gotten terminated. This is literal harassment. and racial discrimination, I mean, all day long, you know, and I know everybody's got two sides of their story, but, and that's what I told my lawyer.
Speaker 2I said, I don't even want you taking my case until you tell me if there is a case. And he said, absolutely, you know, there is a case. There is 100% a case. He looked at everything and he said, this is ridiculous. So 98% of the officers in the police department, they still aren't contacting me today. And they all agree that this was, you know, a pattern of,
Speaker 2racism, a pattern of discrimination. This was a pattern of an administration that did not like who I was, did not like what I was standing for, what I was speaking for, and were just trying to find a way to get rid of me.
Ian MalcolmYeah, and just out of curiosity, this idea of spying on or infiltrating the, let's say, Palestinian protesters, which if I understood that correctly, was kind of the mandate that you were given. Can you give us a sense of, as an individual that's in law enforcement that perhaps is of a demographic where you could blend in with some of the students, what were they exactly looking or expecting that you were going to do in terms of this espionage effort, right?
Ian MalcolmIt's not like you're Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible. What were they hoping to have come out of that?
Speaker 2You know, honestly, that's a good question, and I really don't know because, like I said, I've never done any kind of... counter surveillance, you know, and I explained to them, like, look, if you guys have a legit investigation, like, you know, somebody is going to go out there and, and really set something off, you know, I would be the first one to tell you, yes, you know, I'm, I'm against violence all day long, but what is, you know, the reasoning behind this is just because they're Palestinian.
Speaker 2I mean, and they agreed. I mean, that was the reason why. And honestly, I don't know. I mean, I don't know whether, and, you know, I thought about this, But I think it was somebody in the administration or university peers that said, look, you know, let's send one of our officers to do this counter surveillance. And when they found out that there's a Palestinian police officer, they said, perfect, let's go ahead and send him.
Ian MalcolmWow. And I'm really curious. So so you don't know exactly what the intent or the hopes of that. espionage was going to be where do you think that was originating from and i i i ask them curious if it's from the leadership or the president's office of the school was it from local law enforcement was it perhaps from the intelligence agencies you know where do you think that suggestion was coming from and who or what were they expecting you to try and deliver information to if you have gone through with us so
Speaker 2What the sergeant and the detective told me, and this is from their own mouth, was that they were sent from the administration. That somebody higher up told them this needed to be done. You're the guy for the job. And they wanted me to do this counter surveillance, you know, I guess espionage tactic. But in reality, they wanted me to send pictures, videos, documents.
Speaker 2People's names. They wanted me to provide that information to the detective and the sergeant. Where that information was going to go, I have no clue. Now, do I believe that it was the sergeant and the detective that were up to this? I really don't think so. I think that it was somebody, like they said, in the higher administration that said, we need to send somebody.
Speaker 2And they, you know, heard about me, found about me and said, let's go ahead and send him.
Ian MalcolmWow, that's pretty remarkable. And the reason that I ask is because it makes me wonder if there are similar missions, so to say, that are being pushed out across other schools, universities, campuses. And if so, what is that force that is sitting at the top of this effort? And so I'm kind of curious. I know that you've shared this story a little bit on social media.
Ian MalcolmThis is maybe the first space that's focused specifically on it. In discussing it online, have you come across any other either law enforcement officers or campus security individuals that were asked to do something similar? Has anybody reached out to you? And if so, you don't have to share their name or their school or anything like that.
Ian MalcolmBut I'm curious if this is something that's being rolled out perhaps across all campuses nationwide.
Speaker 2I have spoken to other officers from other agencies throughout the country, and some of them are Muslim. And they told me the same thing, that this is a first for us. We've never heard this. And I said, wow. So, I mean, I broke that record, I guess. And I don't know if it's just because I'm in Alabama. It's a very conservative state.
Speaker 2I don't know. But, no, I've not encountered anybody else. I mean, I'm literally the first. I'm not saying that there may have not been somebody else. But in my, so far in my experience since this incident, I have not encountered anybody else.
Ian MalcolmNo, I understand. Have you encountered anybody else, though, who was in law enforcement and was asked to do what you described as espionage on a campus? Because that's a wild piece of this story that I was not aware was perhaps happening not only at your school, but perhaps nationwide.
Speaker 2And like I said, I spoke to a bunch of officers, and I spoke to some that work on different campuses. And they told me the same thing. No, you know, this is a first we're hearing. And they all told me the same thing. You know, you have a wild case, the same thing that you're saying, that we have never heard of this. So, again, I don't know if I broke the record.
Speaker 2But, you know, to be honest with you, I'm not surprised. I mean, look at what's going on around the country. I'm really not surprised.
Ian MalcolmYeah, and that's why I bring it up. And maybe I know we've got Machiavelli and Andy and Veritas. I'm kind of curious for... Your thoughts on this situation? I mean, obviously we know about New York City, which, for example, has essentially its own legal apparatus, I suppose may be the right word, for the Jewish community in New York.
Ian MalcolmWe've seen similar things where law enforcement agencies and officials, ICE agents, are now essentially getting trained by or at least trained in collaboration with the IDF and Israeli law enforcement. But I have not heard... about individuals in the police force being asked to spy on and to try to infiltrate these types of protests and rallies that might have been taking place or maybe what you would loosely think of as activist groups on college campuses.
Ian MalcolmSo I'm kind of curious, Andy or Machiavelli, if either of you guys want to jump in, is this something that you maybe presumed was happening but had heard about or hadn't heard about elsewhere?
Speaker 4I mean, I haven't heard of it happening, but I mean, it's no shock that Zionists would try to basically force Muslims to unfortunately basically infiltrate. And so basically, if I'm getting this right, they're saying like, oh, hey, you're a Muslim. So go try to infiltrate the anti-war protests and spy for us. Is that basically what I'm hearing?
Speaker 4And he didn't go along with it and they fired him. Is that what I'm getting from this?
Speaker 2Yes.
Speaker 4So basically, you didn't want to basically... a slave to the zionists and you stood up against the zionists and they fired you and so basically you're yes basically you're you're basically a hero and a patriot fighting for america and your people and they fired you for that correct i said you're basically a hero you're fighting for you're basically fighting for america on the side of being anti-war and they fired you for that correct
Speaker 2I believe so, you know, and I explained like throughout my tenure there, you know, I explained to them I'm not spreading hate towards the Jewish community. You know, in the religion of Islam, Jews are our cousins. You know, we come from the same father, Abraham, Prophet Abraham. So I would explain to them I'm not spreading hate against anybody that's Jewish.
Speaker 2You know, my best friend, who was a police officer, who even worked at the university, who he was even shocked that they would ask me to do this, was Jewish. And he could not believe that they would ask me to do this. So I think that there was a bigger agenda. I think that they asked me to do this counter surveillance and I said no.
Speaker 2And I think it really pissed them off. But I think it pissed off somebody that was maybe above the administration, somebody that was. you know, running the university, because we did find out that the university is funded by AIPAC.
Speaker 5I'm just going to say this. Muslims have been used by Jews since the dawn of time to subvert Christian-based entities. If you look at France, the way it happened, you have Apple France that is now Muslim, and they are, like, very Muslim. It's happening in Canada, and I'm not amazed. Subversion is their master skill. They always use the same redundant things.
Speaker 5So the easiest way to infiltrate something that is based on white people is not going towards an atheist, pagan, Christian white person. It's going towards the Islamists that is more aligned towards their type of ideals of tribalism. than the white people at the moment that are completely lost in their narcissism and they don't have a community.
Speaker 5So it's easier to manipulate someone that's on more your side in a kind of historical way because Jews, Muslims, B.S. Christians always been a thing and it always will be until something happens. But this is the issue. They're more aligned towards being allied with Jews than white people. So it's not an amaze. I'm not amazed at all.
Speaker 5Like you have that New York mayor. What's his name?
Ian MalcolmMondami. Mondami, as you're referring to.
Speaker 5Yeah, well, he's best friends with the Jews, but he's an Islamist, isn't he? Or is he Jewish? It's not clear, you see.
Speaker 1So yeah, he is Jewish. He was in an interview or not in an interview and then TV comment was seen talking to the rabbis and the rabbi. uh said that uh yeah we just recently found out that your grandmother is jewish so don't hang out with us too much because you might become one of us so he is ethnically jewish by his grandmother
Speaker 1He has the name Naya that is from Naya. That's a Jewish version of Naya. That's a German word from to sue, basically. So it's it's an Ashkenazi origin name.
Speaker 4Yeah, no. He has that Jewish housing official, that woman. And it's like we're going to make housing a collective and it's going to become especially hard against white people. And you've heard the say I'm saying Islam is the broom of the Jews to destroy the West. it's in muslims would love to nothing more than the west to just stay out of their own countries and live prosperous healthy lives in their own countries but unfortunately we're working for israel to destroy the middle east so for the greater israel project which is unfortunate because i mean we i don't want our country's tax dollars going over there i don't want americans dying over there i don't want innocent muslims dying in the middle east none of us want that
Speaker 4It's the Jews and the Zionists that want that. But it's just unfortunate that that's the reality we live in. And everyone's like, oh, my God, the Muslims are invading. No, the Muslims are coming over because their countries are getting wrecked. So I don't blame them for coming to safety when us and Israel are literally destroying their countries.
Speaker 4I don't blame them. Are there a few bad apples in some of those immigrants? Of course, there's a few bad apples. There's a few bad apples in every group. But if we literally left those countries and actually let them rebuild, a lot of them would literally be happy to leave the West and actually go home. A lot of them would be happy to.
Speaker 4But no, we but we're never going to do that. It's really unfortunate.
Speaker 5It's not immigration anymore. It's invasion. There's a big, big difference between the immigration that we had before 9-11. and the guilt tripping that they started on us for doing iraq and doing afghan afghanistan and doing this and that this is the same mentality that they used in the bolshevik revolution but they used the muslims and they attacked
Speaker 5They attacked, they faked an attack on our nations saying, oh, yeah, they attacked America. We need to intervene. And you had that woman celebrating it. And, well, now they're going to know how we feel. I remember that day. I watched it on TV. Like, I remember, and it's very shocking the difference of world that we live since then.
Speaker 5This is why I say it's important. to emotionally kind of try to stay calm because those are events that are shock and awe, like we're living at the moment. The things in Minnesota, Charlie Kirk, Epstein Pyle, Trump just saying that he doesn't need international law. This is emotional manipulation to put everyone into fear, stress, and stuff.
Speaker 5Muslims are more aligned with someone that will make them feel safe. That's been the Jews, sadly.
Ian MalcolmWell, and to bring it back full circle to Adam and the story here to make sure we get to the conclusion of it. So, Adam, just out of curiosity. So for anybody who's joining in maybe a little bit later in the space. So law enforcement for half a decade, you were asked by your university. And this is please correct me if I'm misstating anything.
Ian MalcolmBut after having worked in all these different law enforcement roles, you were on as law enforcement, which included the, let's say, physical territory of a campus and university, that you received orders from the top of the police department that you were supposed to infiltrate the Palestinian protesters on campus to try and get either video or audio information on the people.
Ian Malcolmwhat they were doing, where they were going, what they were saying, and that that was going to be reported back to the highest levels of the local law enforcement for reasons that you're not exactly clear on, whether that was for intelligence agencies or some other purpose, but that that was also, it sounds like, done in cooperation with and with the awareness of
Ian Malcolmthe senior most leadership of the university itself. Is that, is that kind of correct? And if so, where have things gone since that took place?
Speaker 2Yes, that is a hundred percent correct. I mean, you could have said it better. Um, so after that, after I got terminated and I got a lawyer and, um, currently I have three lawyers now, which is crazy. You know, I've never sued anybody. I've never even, you know, taken anyone to court. Um, so Currently have three lawyers.
Speaker 2So right after I got terminated, I told my lawyers about, you know, the situation. Immediately they got involved. We tried to go through the appeal process to try to get my job back because we just felt, you know, my lawyers and I felt like this was just wrong, absolutely wrong. So we went through the appeal process. And during that whole process, the police chief, the administration, all they cared about was, look, I mean, this was the context of,
Speaker 2what the appeal process was. Look, we have a mediation agreement letter. This is a letter that we would like for you to sign. And then what we'll do is we'll give you a resignation letter. What this resignation letter does for you is it tells people that we didn't fire you, that you resigned. You just need to sign the mediation agreement letter, sign the resignation letter, and then you can be on your way.
Speaker 2That was the gist of the whole appeal process. So immediately I said, no, I mean, I want my lawyers to read what's in this mediation agreement letter. They said, absolutely not. Your lawyers are not allowed to read this. And they would they prevented my lawyers from reading it. So we left it at that. We finished the appeal process.
Speaker 2We said, you know what, we're not even going to deal with this anymore. So now currently I'm in the process of taking them to court. The issue is they have damaged my file so bad because of your police officer. What happens is in every state in the country, there's a state office where it has a list of files of every police officer that works for the state or in the state.
Speaker 2So my file, they put the most horrendous things in my file. They put that I'm anti-Semitic, which makes no sense because I'm Palestinian. They put that, you know, I refuse orders and I try to challenge authority. And I said, I mean, this is ridiculous. So it's been very hard for me to even get a job somewhere like McDonald's because just they put paragraphs and paragraphs of horrible things on my name.
Speaker 2And, you know, I do not want to continue what you consider.
Speaker 5regular policing that that was never they tried to set you up you're a palestinian and they tried to get you to search people and tried to get files on them they would have after uh got you exposed and said that palestinians were involved in espionage in the usa that's more of what it seems to me brother i mean i i wouldn't disagree with that you know and um you know my goal in joining law enforcement
Speaker 2you know, I'm not to be a robot, you know, writing tickets, arresting people. That's not what a cop should do. That's not what a cop's job is. Your job is to save and protect people. Your job is to be there for, for any, everybody, you know, you know, whether badge or not you be human being, you know, that's, that's what all that matters.
Speaker 2And, you know, I do not want to continue that, that what I call robot policing. I want to work for, hopefully, you know, another school setting or university where I could continue to do what I was doing, advocating for Palestinians, advocating for all ethnic groups and do the work that I was doing. And I was really good at it.
Speaker 2And a lot of the students, when they heard about what happened to me, that know me, they were really upset. I mean, they were really upset. You know, they even spoke to the administration and said, this is wrong, what you guys are doing to this man. And I've been told over and over, that they've been told that they need to stay out of it, and they need to just focus on themselves, and this does not concern them.
Speaker 4I hate to say it, but you need to look maybe for a school in a more, I'd say, non-conservative state, and obviously you have a lot of people, like maybe young voters on the right, but in terms of administrations, the people... the administrations that are going to discriminate against you will much more likely to be in conservative states.
Speaker 4But in terms of young people, the young people, at least on the right, are much more likely to be accepting on you. But those, unfortunately, are not the people like me that are on the right, are not the people that are running schools in Alabama, unfortunately. If someone like me was running a school in Alabama, the world would be a better place.
Speaker 4But unfortunately, that's not the case. So... You should be looking, the sad reality is you have to look for schools with certain political ideologies that would be more accepting of you. And that's not the world we should live in. And we also live in a world where on the flip side, you have conservative students getting discriminated against for their views.
Speaker 4And then you get discriminated against on more Zionist infested campuses, because it's just not the world we should live in. Academic campuses are supposed to be places of learning and inclusion, and they claim to be about learning inclusion. In some campuses, you get discriminated against for being conservative. You get discriminated against on that campus for being Palestinian.
Speaker 4It's just wrong. And you pay, what, $50,000, $70,000 to be discriminated against on a campus? Higher education has become a complete joke. And that's why so many people believe it's a scam. It's just so unfortunate, the reality we live in with college. And then you have these administrators making $150,000 a year to basically discriminate against people and not actually do anything.
Speaker 4It's a sad reality of the world we live in.
Speaker 5I would just be careful on your ethnicity at the moment because politically speaking, everything is so charged, especially like universities and... places where you have a lot of political and ideological stuff going on i'm sorry to say but the way that i'm catching on to what you're saying about your story dude you might have very much have saved your own life by being stirred on your morals and everything that's because that sounds like a federal setup that sounds like they're trying to make you do something illegal but they're not so much saying for what and
Speaker 5You know, never accept shit like that from anyone. Like, it's morally corrupted anyway. But good job on your part on that. But, yeah, I don't know for the job, bro. Seriously, in the current situation, be careful, brother.
Speaker 2You know, and I appreciate you because, unfortunately, you know, we have a guy running for governor in our state. whose name is Tommy Tuberville. He used to be a coach for a university in Alabama, which is Auburn. He's running for governor, and I don't know how that qualifies him, but he apparently claims that Islam is a cult, a terroristic cult, and he wants to abolish it from the state, which is not even possible.
Speaker 2I don't even know how that's possible. So that's his campaign slogan. I mean, you can Google this, Tommy Tuberville.
Speaker 4alabama what he's what he says about islam so to build a congress or something to ban sharia law in america first of all these people have no clue even what sharia law is and second of all it's not happening in america and i'm so sick of hearing this islam's taking over america you think the way they're talking it's 10 to 20 percent of the population it's 1.3 percent of the population and how about instead of complaining about muslims having all these kids how about
Speaker 4white people actually have family values and start having kids themselves. White people are having, what, 1.4 kids per women, which is well below the fertility rate. How about these people start having some kids and families themselves instead of, like, I'm so, like, Lindsey Graham is 70 and unmarried and wants to have, and has zero kids and wants to kill Muslims in the Middle East.
Speaker 4How about he pops out some, finds a wife and pops out some kids? My God, like, Jesus Christ, I'm so sick of, sorry to use his name in vain, but I'm, so sick of just hearing these people complain about this have some kids yourself and then maybe you can complain if white people actually never stopped having kids then we would not be in this mess but if white people kept having kids like there were 50 60 years ago we wouldn't be in this mess like my grandparents had two kids and then each of their kids had like my dad had just me and my sister like that's exactly why we're well that in immigration it's the co it's like i
Speaker 4that's why we're here like religion people aren't going to church so and like oh no like people are literally mad that muslims pray five times a day so you're mad that people are religious okay if a christian church wanted to ring their bells five times a day then let them ring their bells five times a day i don't see why people are mad that another faith is religious
Speaker 5Andy, they're mad because their religion has been subverted from them, and they see another religion that is mainly more masculine and very dominant than their Christianity that's been feminized, and the men in North America that became so feminine that you have Dylan Mulvaney as a TikToker. This 50 years ago would have happened, and this would not happen in a Muslim country.
Speaker 5This would not happen in a Jewish country. You wouldn't have a transgender as the leader. You wouldn't take the place of Netanyahu. So we have to stop blaming each other and start moving forward. I know that there's people that don't like Muslims. I don't personally like them, but I'm not going to debate it or attack anyone on their beliefs when all of their structures that we have are falling apart.
Speaker 5We have to keep our emotions in gear and be able to not do those things. Just saying.
Ian MalcolmWell, no. And look, I think there's actually a little bit more behind the lowering of white birth rates. I think it has to do with economics. It has to do with culture. It has to do with probably things like the water, nutrition, the emasculating of men, right? There's a million different things that we could point to with that.
Ian MalcolmAnd so I don't think it's this... clear cut as just an unwillingness or let's say a disinterest. But Adam, to bring this back full circle, so you're currently, and I want to make sure that we call this out prior to closing out the space, which is around, and again, I don't like to point anybody to specific GoFundMes or charitable things and whatnot.
Ian MalcolmAnd I say that just because, again, I can't validate all of the claims. And so when it comes to finances and what people do with theirs, I always like to leave that up to them to do their own research about the situations and the topics that we're discussing. But with that being said, I would certainly like for you to be able to at least mention some of the things that might be of help.
Ian MalcolmAnd I do know that you do have certain ways that people want to either support or donate or other things that they might be able to do in terms of introductions. And I say that because for anybody that's listening, if you are in a place or a position where you might happen to know somebody that's in law enforcement that might be looking for additional help with their department.
Ian MalcolmThis seems like a strong young man who's just trying to do the right thing and to fight for the good that has found himself in a difficult spot. So just curious, Adam, if you want to bring any additional attention to that, and then we'll kind of go around to the panel for any questions that there might be for you.
Speaker 2No, I completely understand. I learned the word grifter a couple of days ago, and it's a unique word, but I learned, you know, what it means. And I just, you know, I want to state that eventually this is all going to go to court. I mean, we're almost there. It was just because of the holidays. And, you know, once it gets there, everything will be public record and people can do their research.
Speaker 2And I'm sure people can do their research now and find little articles that were from my local, you know, in my local area that have done articles about me, about my story. Yeah, on my page, there is a GoFundMe link, and whatever you guys can do, I'm very appreciative of it. Again, they have really destroyed my file, so it makes it very hard for me to even get a job at McDonald's.
Speaker 2If somebody wants to do a background check, and they see this guy is anti-Semitic, and this guy does not listen to command, and all these things, it's like an employer or a company would be like, why would I want to hire this guy? So it's been very difficult. I'm currently on, you know, unemployment and just trying to manage the best that I can.
Speaker 2But just sharing my story, man, that's all that matters, you know, and that's what really means the most to me is getting my story out there and, you know, whatever support I can get. So, you know, Ian, I really appreciate you, man. I really, really appreciate this platform and I appreciate everybody that was listening in.
Ian MalcolmYeah, of course. And it's always my pleasure. And look, I just want to try to do what little I can to make the world a better place. And that includes talking about that, which I think is making it a worse one, and also highlighting those individuals that have suffered as a result of that ever-deteriorating system. And really quickly on this very subject, free speech matters.
Ian MalcolmI'll put this up into the nest before speaking to it really briefly, and then I want to check in with Mr. Liu. So Free Speech Matters wrote, looking for some positivity because the Australian has nothing but black pills left. And look, I think that's a very reasonable position to take at the moment. And I say that because if we look around at the power structure that surrounds us, at every turn we notice not only the usual suspects, but this tyrannical overreach of just about everything.
Ian MalcolmAnd so it can be very daunting to think, well, how can we possibly reject a system that has this much control? But to go back to this kind of thesis that we've already won, these universities and these campuses and these law enforcement, let's say, departments, they can kick somebody like Adam off because he's not willing to, in this case, conduct espionage on what he might view as fellow Palestinians who are trying to protest a literal genocide.
Ian Malcolmmerely because the, let's say those voices are inconvenient to the machine that is in power at the moment, right? That is an atrocity. This individual, based on this testimony that he's given here, did nothing wrong, except being unwilling to comply with what I think is probably an unjust request of his leadership. And as this machine continues to try and squash dissent, peaceful protests,
Ian Malcolmas they try to fire and get unemployed individuals that are unwilling to go along with that machine, the more and more and more innocent bystanders like Adam is in this scenario to this regime, the more people are going to start looking around. And I don't know if this is, I mean, Adam was aware of these things back because he's Palestinian, but there's other people that are going to be friends with Adam that might not care at all for geopolitical items.
Ian MalcolmThey might not be able to spell the word Palestine, but they're going to hear what happened to their friend. And they're going to be dismayed and confused. And then they're going to start asking questions as to why it might be that he could lose his job for doing something that's not only innocuous, but perhaps for doing that which was just and moral.
Ian MalcolmAnd so as people start asking these questions, whether it's about COVID, the vaccines, whether it's about the media, whether it's about the continued destruction of what seemed to be the basic freedoms of speech, in particular in the UK and in Australia, where they're now requiring people to provide their identification and merely have a conversation on the internet.
Ian MalcolmThink of how wild that is. These people are not only maniacal, they are losing control on a narrative that they have essentially monopolized for decades. And so the only thing that they know how to do is to flail around like Joffrey in Game of Thrones. I want more. Give me more. Go get another woman that I can. attack with my crossbow.
Ian MalcolmThat's not me suggesting I want to do that. That's literally what the character does because he's a psychopath. He's a sociopath. And that's unfortunately what we have around us right now that are at the top of these power structures. And they are saying, how dare you notice? How dare you accuse us of doing the things that we're clearly doing?
Ian MalcolmYou should instead thank us for doing them. But oh, by the way, they're also not happening. This is the degree of doublespeak that we are dealing with. And it's frankly, for what it's worth, Having gone through this entire process. I think that it's not only a cultural thing. It's not only a religious thing. I do believe that there's a genetic component to something.
Ian MalcolmAnd I say something because it's not all. It's not all Jews anything. I'm sorry?
Speaker 5I said frontal lobe. And this is very critical. The way that our brains are made. We are able as white people to have a conceptualization of something in the future. consequences. Black people and Jews cannot see consequences. They lie constantly. They live in denial. They are narcissistic, maniac and psychotic. That's someone that doesn't have a frontal lobe.
Ian MalcolmWell, that's a pretty that right there, folks. That is a all things are dot dot dot statement, which I'm not going to agree with or concur with because I look there. There are Jews who obviously are able, in my opinion anyway. to not only process those things, but there are also lots of black individuals, not only in the United States, but globally, some of which are on this.
Ian MalcolmPardon me.
Speaker 5Okay, okay. Pardon me. In majority.
Ian MalcolmWell, and look, that goes into things like statistics, which I obviously like to talk about. And look, when it comes to IQ, and this is where I was going to take this one, actually. Look, we can look at certain groups. I found it really funny because somebody basically, some super Zionist account, put up a thing basically saying, we're coming for your jobs.
Ian MalcolmThere's nothing you can do about it. And they were Indian. They put the Indian flag next to it. To which I responded, are 40% of Indians literally retarded? And then I had the statistics based on the IQ study that would suggest, based on the definition of the word legally retarded, as was delivered by the American Association of Mental Retardation, that 40%, roughly, it's actually 39% of all Indians
Ian Malcolmwould be qualified as legally retarded just a couple decades ago. And so I say that not because I want to mock Indians, but rather if somebody is going to be Indian and to mock the West and to mock my people and their culture and their economic opportunity and to do so while failing to look in the mirror and say, guys, maybe we shouldn't brag about how capable we are if 40% of us are legally retarded.
Ian MalcolmThat's ridiculous. And so I bring that up because, look, we should look at statistics. We should try to understand things. Are 40 percent of Indians, quote unquote, retarded? Probably not. But the data would imply such. And that data around IQ, we can make we can derive understandings of that culture, those people and maybe their behavioral patterns as a result.
Ian MalcolmAnd so I say that just because it does feel like we've seen enough of a pattern of behavior. from this group of people over those thousand plus times and those 110 plus countries or 109, I should say, that have said we're done with this dynamic. It seems like there's something wrong. Again, not all anything, but there's a pattern of something.
Ian MalcolmAnd if you've got, let's say vampires that are coming into your society and they're sucking the blood of not only the children, perhaps as part of some little weird religious ritual, but if they're also sucking the blood of the adults, Well, it doesn't matter if there's three or five or 10 or a thousand in every 10,000 of those vampires that just wants to be a nice person, cut down trees and to be your friend.
Ian MalcolmYou have to still be willing to say, and this is what I tried to make as an example the other day when somebody said that it's unreasonable to use things like IQ statistics to make generalities. I said, is a tiger or a lion a dangerous animal? And they said, obviously. So I said, well, Siegfried and Roy, I can show you lots of pictures of them or Mike Tyson, for what it's worth, petting his tiger.
Ian MalcolmWe could also go over to Saudi Arabia where they've got lots of people that have pet tigers or lions or whatever it is. I don't know the exact dynamics of that. But the point is that not all of them are merely going to kill you because you happen to be next to them. But it doesn't mean that you don't get to say that tigers are dangerous.
Ian MalcolmAnd this behavior that we see from this group of people, for what it's worth, it appears as though... They have an inability to recognize that what was just being said there by Machiavelli. It seems like there's an inability to recognize that my behavior is going to be get a problem tomorrow for me. So maybe I should I should consider that in the present.
Ian MalcolmAnd we what what a better, more fitting post to have come across right before making this statement than Disclose.TV, who just put out the Dr. Phil interview with Benjamin Netanyahu. Think of how desperate. this power structure is, by the way. It's going through the Rolodex and it's like, all right, let's go to Dr. Phil next.
Ian MalcolmMaybe he can save us. He'll save our reputation on the global stage. So they go to Dr. Phil. Jerry Springer? Yeah, they're going to get Jerry Springer, Dr. Phil. Let's get Howard Stern. Maybe if we just get Benjamin Netanyahu talking to more people, it'll somehow fix this PR nightmare that is Israel. No, Netanyahu, it's not going to because you're part of the problem.
Ian MalcolmAnd not only are you part of the problem because you're endorsing a literal genocide and all the other awful things, including war, all kinds of conflict, murder, perhaps theft, but also because you're just a horrible order. But there's a complete inability to be aware of that. There's zero recognition that when he gets on camera and he moves like this and he says, we are entitled to do the genocide because we are the Jews.
Ian MalcolmNo, nobody cares, Benjamin Netanyahu. That's why even my little handle has ratioed you on this application. And yet, new report from the Dr. Phil interview. Netanyahu says that the Gaza population needs to be de-racialized. Oh no, I'm sorry, de-radicalized, even better. De-racialized would be an interesting one. De-radicalized like Germany after World War II.
Ian MalcolmLet me read that one more time because I fumbled over my words. Netanyahu says the Gaza population needs to be de-radicalized. like Germany after World War II. What do you mean? Now, why are they radical? Why are the people in Gaza radicalized? Could it be because for literally decades you have oppressed them? You have murdered their families.
Ian MalcolmYou have made it incredibly difficult for them to just live a reasonable life. And it's not like the people in Palestine wanted to drive around in Lambos with their Rolexes. They just wanted to live a peaceful life and you wouldn't let them. And so they probably do hate you. I don't hate anybody. I try not to. I do hate actions for what it's worth.
Ian MalcolmThat's a reasonable thing to hate. Evil actions should be loathed. But Benjamin Netanyahu, zero ability to recognize that, you know, maybe the past begets the present and maybe the present genocide that we just finished up with, maybe that's the reason that these people are radicalized. Nope, zero recognition, zero consequences, zero accountability, a word that, oh, by the way,
Ian Malcolmdoesn't have a Hebrew translation. It seems like there's a complete unwillingness to look into the mirror as they suck out the blood of everything, take all of the money, and try to just lie their way through everything, which is why we come full circle back to the idea of the vampire. There is no reflection. They walk right by the mirror, literally and figuratively.
Ian MalcolmAnd so Benjamin Netanyahu, you're not going to de-radicalize these people. You're not going to take a group of people who just murdered all of their neighbors, their friends, and their family and put them in front of a screen like you're in Clockwork Orange and pump endless propaganda until they're on the ground worshiping you.
Ian MalcolmThat's not how the world works. That's how they tried to make it work in Orwell, which is why, oh, by the way, I think this book is an allegory essentially for the world that we're all living in. But that's what these psychopaths believe they can do. Nope. We didn't do anything wrong. You got to love us tomorrow. And if you don't, we're going to beat you even more today.
Ian MalcolmThe beatings will continue until the morale improves. I always loved that joke of a quote. That's what we essentially see out of this group of people. And it seems like how weird, because to come full circle to Adam, how wild that the very power structure that is begetting all of these protests across all of these campuses and the younger generation is willing to stand up and say, we're done being suppressed by this system.
Ian Malcolmthat they then went out and said, we're going to spy on all of these students. So let's grab the Palestinian guy who maybe has a bias because, oh, I don't know. There's a history there of the Israelis destroying their loved ones. Let's get him, twist his arm, have him go be our spy. And if you won't do it, just fire him.
Ian MalcolmWell, what do you think that's going to do? It's the same thing. It's going to radicalize Adam. And I'm not saying that he's going to be a radical, violent person or anything along those lines. But what it's probably going to do is to reinforce the very views that he came into the initial conversation with. And there's zero ability, zero self-awareness, zero reflection, zero ability to understand that today's actions have consequences tomorrow.
Ian MalcolmAnd I say all of that Machiavelli, just because you did, you mentioned kind of genetics and how these things perhaps play out. It really does feel like that's the case. We see a complete inability.
Speaker 5something for you since your statistics i put the iqs of africans so there's something with iq and a syndrome someone that asked down syndrome as between 70 i think it's 50 and 75 iq and that's someone with down syndrome and that's their iq average in africa
Ian MalcolmWell, and yeah, and we could go into sub-Saharan Africa and the IQs that are in the 60s. It is curious because we did a space on Ashkenazi IQ. I'm still convinced, and there's only a very small set of studies that are endlessly referenced by other studies to justify and validate the original study that was on a very, very small set of individuals that was used.
Ian MalcolmAnd not only was it a small sample set of people that were in that study, but they also kind of manipulated the way that they weighted the different portions of IQ to come out at the number that they resulted in. And I say that just because I have not found myself capable of debating any of them in a way that I found meaningful.
Ian MalcolmBecause it's essentially deflection, pill pull, lies, whatever is needed to have an emotional victory. It feels like, and I apologize for women who might find this offensive, it feels like you blend effeminate arguments with childish ones. And that's been my experience arguing with Jews. I don't like the way that this feels.
Ian MalcolmIt makes me feel bad. So I'm going to say something as if you're not going to be able to call out my perspective lie because I don't want to feel this way anymore. So instead, I'm just going to say something that's convenient. Now, women, you know, your average Western white Christian woman is way too smart to think that they're just going to be able to respond in a childish fashion with an adult.
Ian MalcolmSo even if they feel emotional, will they try to be, let's say, reasonable with the presentation? The child might just lie through their teeth, maybe indifferent to the emotional reaction that it might cause, but that's just because they don't know any better. That's been the experience that I've had. And it's also, for what it's worth, it's my experience debating, ironically, with Grok.
Ian MalcolmIt tries to just shrug things off. No, that's not the case. Okay, fine, you gave me statistics, but I'm not going to admit to them. And that's just the way that this thing works. And if anybody wants a better example, I have a very funny one for you. Go and ask if rabbis suck baby penises. Go ask Grok. Do rabbis suck blood from baby penises?
Ian MalcolmAnd Grok will say no. And then you could say, well, what about this religious practice where they do exactly that? And it will say, well, that's an offensive way to define what is, and it will go into an explanation. It'll try and justify it. No, you can't call it rabbis sucking blood from baby penises because that's offensive.
Ian MalcolmIt doesn't mean it's wrong, Grok, but that is Bilbo. It's a disingenuous answer to a very direct question. And that's why I've had the pleasure of making so many of these videos where essentially Jews or my detractors will not be able to address direct questions. That's why Grok no longer, for what it's worth, if I ask it a question, I say answer with just one word.
Ian MalcolmIt won't do it. And I pointed this out to Karen the other day because she made a post somewhat similar. And I asked it straight up. I said, answering only one word or answering yes or no, whatever the term was. And it said, it actually didn't even pretend to give a one word answer. It just rambled right on as if it didn't see half the prompt.
Ian MalcolmBut anyway, I apologize for the rant. Would love to go to a couple of the hands and maybe can turn things over to Miss Joanne, the co-hostess with the absolute mostest. Maybe she can go through some of these other individuals that are up here with us. And then we'll bring things back to Adam.
@joann_marieThank you so much for hosting. And I'm so sorry, my internet sucks, but I am just so happy to be here. And Andy, thank you so much for co-hosting. And everybody, thank you so much for being here. Guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it. And I'm just, thank you. And I'm so sorry about what happened to you.
@joann_marieAnd I'm so happy people are getting to know your story more. And I appreciate you for standing up for... what's right. And Andy has his hand up, and I mean, he's co-host, so you can go ahead, Andy, and then I'll run to the hand.
Speaker 4What Ian said is so true. Like, yeah, there's no group that I just entirely hate, but, like, if there was a group next door to me that was just bombing me and randomly killing my people, like, yeah, I would hate that group. Like, if the neighbors next door to me was randomly taking over part of my backyard, I would hate my neighbors, and that's exactly what...
Speaker 4israel is doing to the west bank in gaza so if my neighbors were like okay we're going to annex half of your backyard which is what israel has done to the west bank yeah i would absolutely hate my neighbors if they took over half of my backyard as would most people that's completely rational i think most americans would not like neighbors if they took over half of their property that's completely rational and i do agree and this isn't some grudge like oh
Speaker 4you're mad about slavery, which happened 150 years ago. No, these people are mad that their women and children are getting killed right now and have been for 70 years constantly. This isn't some grudge from 150 years ago. It's happening right now, an act of genocide. And let's not mince words about it. This is happening right now, funded with our taxpayer dollars.
Speaker 4And most American people have seen the images, seen the videos, and do not want this. And it's just unfortunate. And there are organizations like ASAPAC that are endorsing candidates on the right and the left because this is not a political issue. There are a majority of good Americans in both political parties that do not want this.
Speaker 4But most of our politicians will blindly fund this. And this happens in both political parties. It doesn't matter whether it's Obama who bombed seven countries in 2016, Biden who allowed Netanyahu to slaughter civilians, or Trump who bombed seven countries this year and allowed Netanyahu to do whatever he wants. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 4So for anyone thinking, oh, if Kamala won, this was going to not happen, just look at what Biden did. Where was Kamala speaking up against genocide? She was nowhere to be found. This is not a right versus left issue, but both parties are completely complicit in this genocide. So let's not mince words about this. And no, it is not anti-Semitic to call out genocide.
Speaker 4It is a human rights issue. So don't let anyone gaslight you into that. The fact that they're even having to say that means they have completely lost control of the narrative and they're just trying to throw out completely meaningless words. The fact that they're having to label Tucker Carlson as anti-Semite of the year, it's because he has grown to be such a popular voice and he has boomers listening to him call out genocide.
Speaker 4They're trying to shame boomers to listen to... out of listening to him because they're like crap if he gets the boomers to turn on us too we're completely cooked that's what they're they're trying to shame boomers away from listening to him because now you even have boomers turning on israel that's how cooked they are you have their biggest supporters turning on them i thank you so much andy i mean hopefully that the boomers don't turn out
@joann_marieturn against Israel. I haven't seen them. I've just seen a couple of them.
Speaker 4I wasn't saying all of them. I'm saying some of them. I mean, the ones that listen to Tucker Carlson, not all of them.
@joann_marieYeah, I mean, you do have Megyn Kelly talking about it now. That's a huge shift from even a couple of years ago.
Speaker 4She is? She is, yeah. She is. And then now you have Mark Levin snapping at her and saying, she's the leader of the modern KKK. Mark Levin is literally just...
@joann_marieThat is hilarious. Exactly.
Speaker 4Nobody wants to be allies with these people because you get treated very well if you're 100% with them. But you say one negative thing about Israel, they completely turn on you. So why would you want to be allies with someone if you get completely attacked and tossed to the curb if you're not with them?
Speaker 5Look at Megyn Kelly before... Charlie Kirk's assassination, and look at Megyn Kelly just after that. She is shitless scared for her life. It's easy to read.
@joann_marieAnd Nick Lunt has made a great point a couple weeks ago, talking about this exact thing. He said, you know, these fucking Jews could have, we could have the best candidate, America first candidate ever, but if they're not pro-Israel, these fucking Jews will trash him and not vote for him. It just goes to show where their loyalty is.
@joann_marieWe need to start actually passing legislation and stuff that will not allow these people to have power in government. We also need to pass legislation that will stop the foreign...
Ian MalcolmThese are the speaker's opinions. I just want to be very clear about that.
@joann_marieYeah, this is what I think we need to do. We need to pass legislation so these people can't have power and enslave us. legally. It's absolutely ridiculous at this point. We got to start doing something here.
@joann_marieThank you so much for everybody for being here. All right, Inveritas, go ahead. How are you, sir?
Speaker 1Hello, Joanne. Nice to hear your voice. Always a pleasure to have you. I have a question for Adam. I'm not trying to make fun of you, but since you started your career because of the George Floyd incident and you came to question everything to this day, have you questioned the George Floyd incident?
Speaker 2You know, at first I didn't, but over time I started to question the incident. But overall, I mean, there's no justification for you putting a man in handcuffs on the ground and putting your knee over his neck. I mean, there's no justifying that. Nothing can justify that.
Speaker 1Okay, let's assume that it was maybe slightly excessive, but you would agree as a police officer that it is absolutely impossible. to suffocate someone like that and to cause a heart attack, right? I mean, I could sit on the neck of my 12-year-old son for two hours and he wouldn't suffocate or get a heart attack. So that was just bullshit, right?
Speaker 1It was completely made up to, yeah, basically start these riots, right? It's opinion creation for the... for the public to create this division between left and right i mean i i would assume that it was fairly used to start the uh black black lives matter movement and and all the riots that came afterwards so it was just um public consent uh for starting this um
@joann_marieextreme division among the american public so uh you should definitely question that you know you gave me a different perspective now that i did not have before but i mean you're you know probably 100 right you know i think that's also what's happening right now i mean i'm not saying that that the the thing happened um yesterday because that could have
@joann_mariereally happened, even though I have questions of some things, but I mean, but they are pushing it and they are astroturfing it to make people really angry and cause more division. And also I saw a lot of people saying that they want to do that, like what happened with the BLM marches. And I'm like, don't do that. And that's how maybe they're going to put the police everywhere, right?
@joann_marieWhat are your thoughts on that, Inveritas?
Speaker 1Yeah, I mentioned the ICE incident earlier. I think it's staged. I think one of the biggest indicators was a spike in Google searches of the alleged victim of the shooting on the January 2nd from Israel. Like a big, big, big spike in search results. Before?
@joann_marieSorry, I was asleep. Guys, my schedule is backwards.
Speaker 1Yeah, I posted it down in the purple. It's a short video clip someone made and I found it. And he looked up her name and the search results on internet search results. And he recognized the big spike searching her name from Israel.
@joann_marieI have no idea. That's crazy.
Speaker 5That's emotional manipulation with the lower IQ classes to come back to what I and I were saying about IQ. That's exactly what they are doing. I'm saying this is all organic. This is not random. Nothing is random. When you want to push martial law, you create the events to be able to put martial law. then you have Trump saying that he doesn't need international laws.
Speaker 1Yeah, exactly. And I mean, the same thing happened with, I think it was in Chicago, where a police officer or a soldier was shot. Not sure anymore. She was also, days prior to the incident, Googled from Israel. The alleged shooter from Bondi Beach was Googled one day prior to the attack. So I think it's all staged. It's all
Speaker 1manipulated it is um consent farming uh basically and uh yeah divide and conquer right um if when you when you um make people look left and right um they won't look up so um always be aware of that um these shock and awe moments are very very effective and i i see so many people on the on the right side of conservatives marga people all
Speaker 1agree, basically. Yeah, it's completely justified to shoot a liberal woman in her face because she's driving off with a car. And that's very shocking to me and concerning. Concerning in a way that the division between left and right in America is so, so far... Yeah, it's... It's very close to be boiling over, right?
Speaker 5Well, they're doing it on purpose. In one week, you add Venezuela, you add war, you add this, you add that. They're ramping up the emotional spectrums of people to a certain extent. And when they hit that extent, they will do another false flag that will change all the spectrum of the people, and especially the low IQ ones.
@joann_marieIt's absolutely insane. And thank you so much, guys. No, thank you so much for coming up. I'm so sorry. I see you as a listener. I'm glitching. But go ahead. Welcome.
Speaker 6Can you hear me?
@joann_marieYes.
Speaker 6Can you hear me, Joanne?
@joann_marieYeah.
Speaker 6Oh, you can. Not much here. I was in Trillium Space all morning. Woke up at about 5 a.m. Got on there. He'd been going for about... 10 hours already. And he just finally closed it down like 30 minutes ago. So he's gone for, I don't know, 16 hours straight. I was on there for about nine hours. Actually, I'm not even focusing really on the whole ice shooting thing.
Speaker 6I saw the video. I only watched it once. I have no real opinion. I've been focusing just on this Iran thing primarily. I'm like refreshing my telegram from all the channels. But it's kind of hard because they did shut down the internet and cut the phone cord supposedly. And I'm trying to communicate with some of my friends in Iran.
Speaker 6They're not in Tehran. Actually, one of them is. One of them is in Khuzestan, which is basically near the Iraqi border slash Kuwait, south of where that big protest was yesterday in western Iran. But she's not getting back to me, and two of my other friends in Iran are not getting back to me. So there it's down. It is what it is.
Speaker 6So my point is that we can't get exactly a ton of videos out of there. The one I did find out there by the SNN, the student news network in Iran, they did broadcast one protest in northeast Iran. It's a pro-regime protest standing in solidarity. It's pretty much maybe about as many people as the big one in Tehran today, but they are in favor of the regime.
Speaker 6So we'll see what happens. Hopefully there's no violence. This would actually be, in my opinion, a bad time for the Jews to strike Iran because That would essentially give the regime another opportunity to say, see, the Jews want to kill you all like they did to the Syrians. So probably not a good time for the Jews to strike.
Speaker 6They need to wait. But I did see a report by, or at least an analysis by, I forget his name, the Yemeni guy, Ahmed Hassan. He said that from looking at the map, he actually can see in the clearing of the flight paths, I don't know if you guys noticed, but there's a bunch of NOTAMs, Notice of No Air Traffic, going around Iran.
Speaker 6He says that it feels more like they're going to take an offensive position on this, but I don't think so. I think there's something with Islam where they can't take the first shot and have to wait to be attacked first. I think it's silly, but it is what it is. They also are not building the nuclear bomb because of Islamic law or something like that.
Speaker 6But if they do surprise everyone and hit first, then I think obviously war will be on.
Speaker 4Iran attacking first would be stupid because then all of the... MAGA people would then be able to be like, see, see, Iran started this. The reason there was so much pushback last time is because Israel started it and it was those warmongering Israelis dragging us into a war. So we need Israel to start it again. But this time Iran will not be caught off guard getting bombed during the nuclear negotiations.
Speaker 4Iran knows they're going to be strike, but we need Israel to start it. So then if Iran starts it, then Trump's going to be completely justified in bombing them into oblivion. So Iran cannot fire the first shot, but they're going to be ready. Iran knows they're going to be hit. It's just a matter of when, if not if. But if Iran starts it by firing at Israel or bombing one of our bases, then all bets are off.
Speaker 4Then Trump's going to be justified and say, oh, my God, those evil Muslims are starting a war. So Iran is kind of stupid for not building a bomb because North Korea built the bomb after what happened to Iraq. Because if they didn't build a bomb, there would have been regime change in North Korea right now. We all know this.
Speaker 4So Iran should be building a bomb just not to kill anyone, just as a, hey, if you try to take us out, we're going to use this as a don't fuck it with us kind of thing. But Iran's not going to strike first, but they're ready. They're ready. They're not going to go down without a fight. And I respect them for that.
@joann_marieIan, what did you think about Netanyahu in that interview today or whatever, saying that October 7th was the equivalent to like... fucking like 40,000 Holocaust or something ridiculous like that?
Speaker 6Or one Jew is worth 40,000 Americans?
Ian MalcolmYeah, I think the numbers he came up with was 40 Jews in Israel to the value of one American, because I think it was 40,000 to 1,000, so a 40 to 1 ratio. Which, look, I will go out on the limb. I don't ever want to defend the guy. I don't know if he's doing some really poor math and he's trying to equate population numbers and things of that nature.
Ian MalcolmBut for a nation that has a reputation for supremacy and a sense of glorified self-worth, and perhaps that some would suggest have a religion that looks down on the rest of the world as animals, probably a pretty dumb way to convey your message, Mr. Netanyahu, if that's what you're trying to do. Which again, goes back to what I was saying before.
Ian Malcolmon this idea that if Netanyahu wants to fix the PR of Israel, maybe he should just sit in a closet by himself on his hands and stop advocating for genocide, stop going in front of the camera where he does an awful job, and stop basically doing everything that he would otherwise normally do. I mean, the guy is his own worst enemy when it comes to his reputation because of his actions and his words.
Ian MalcolmAnd yet there's a complete, this goes back to, again, what we were talking about, the hubris. There's a... complete lack of willingness to accept that. And I unfortunately think that this is just the reality. It's a microcosm of this power structure that we talk about and the chutzpah, this notion that if they just throw enough lies at you, eventually it's going to stick because, well, they're just so smart and clever.
Ian MalcolmIt's like, no, you're not smart. You're not clever. We've called out the lies. It doesn't matter how many times you repeat them. We know that you're just a liar. And so I think... The guy's a clown, and it's unfortunate that he has any power in the world that we find ourselves in is my rough thoughts.
Speaker 1I don't want to defend him, but I think in that interview, he actually meant that in relation to the size of the United States, right? When you see that in comparison to the population of Israel. But yeah, I hate to defend him, but I think that's what he meant in that case. Or maybe it was a Freudian slip, and I'm I'm wrong, but that's what I got from that take.
Speaker 1But I have a question for you.
Ian MalcolmYou probably know better than me. It's what? It's 10 million people in Israel.
Speaker 6Yeah, exactly. I was going to say that it's 10. So we only have 36 and a half or 35 times.
Ian MalcolmYeah. Like I said, math, math and Jews, maybe, maybe not so great. IQ, frontal lobe.
Speaker 1I have a question for you. Have you seen the post by Mike Pompeo basically congratulating the protesters in Iran and the Mossad agents accompanying them?
Speaker 6Yeah, I saw that. I mean, it's embarrassing. He's jumping for joy a little too early here, but he basically...
Speaker 1outed it as a jewish operation i'm like what an idiot yeah it's like this is definitely right right make people happy over there yeah and i've seen a couple of videos i think one of that was from your timeline i'm not i'm not sure right now uh with uh protesters running around with with shotguns and and one with an ak-47 so yeah a peaceful protest right
Speaker 6Yeah, exactly. I saw one of them with a short-barreled shotgun. I don't see it too much used by Americans, but on Telegraph, they were saying that it's a Western weapon. But I'm like, I don't really see that. But whatever, they send whatever guns they can, whatever they can get to Azerbaijan, to the Kurds, et cetera, and from the Iraqi border.
Speaker 6Yeah, I saw one with some retard try to light up, I think I said this yesterday, light a fire to the portrait memorial of Qasem Soleimani, and then he ended up lighting himself on fire by mistake. Beautiful. But, oh yeah, I did see a lot of fires around Tehran in the videos. It's pretty annoying, but who knows? I don't even know if these videos are real.
Speaker 6Who knows? Maybe they're doctored. Maybe they're from Syria. But old Syrian videos, who knows?
Speaker 1Yeah, like all these Venezuela protests, right? Most of them were from... from other celebrations years earlier and some were from different countries some were completely taken out of context yeah it's it's it's so hard to tell nowadays what's what's real in the media shooting a boat shooting a boat in the middle of the water and saying oh those boats are full of drugs yeah yeah those boats are real they're full of drugs believe me
Speaker 4Or just lying and saying that fentanyl came from Venezuela when there's zero fentanyl coming from there, and then seeing all the people that actually believe that lie. It's no fentanyl and 5% of cocaine. The fentanyl comes from Mexico, but we got the Jewish puppet shine bomb in Mexico, so we're not going to do anything in Mexico because, as we know, the drugs come from the CIA.
Speaker 4because that's how they fund their operations. Just like the CIA brought the crack into the black communities in the 80s, it's now fentanyl into the white communities. That's their new funding mechanism. We all know it. So yeah, it's just, it's a new drug, new era, same game, same gimmick. So yeah.
@joann_marieGM Mo, thank you so much for coming up. I think this is the first time I'm going to hear you speak. How are you, sir?
Speaker 7I'm good. Thank you, Joanne. Thank you, Ian. I just had a question. It's a two part question for Adam. What is your opinion as a law enforcement professional on Minnesota and ICE? And number two, is this a Jewish psyop?
Speaker 2So currently I'm not an officer, so I'm just a regular civilian. But my opinion on ICE, even when I was a police officer, I spoke out against ICE because they did not. They do not. follow constitutional law. Nothing they do, when I looked at it, made sense. I mean, you're just profiling. I mean, that's literally what they do is they look at somebody, they look if they're Hispanic or whatever ethnicity they may be, and they just say, okay, we think this guy is illegal.
Speaker 2And then they go from that. I mean, that is their agenda. And I just, I don't agree with that. I think that's racism. I think that's wrong. You asked me, what was the second question? Is it a Jewish Shia? Could you explain more what you mean by that?
Speaker 7Maybe, was the officer told to maybe shoot the lady on his comms when she was there beforehand or shoot anyone that's there? What are your thoughts on the lady getting shot in the head?
Speaker 2Oh, I know what you're talking about now. That incident. You know, honestly, I don't know. I truly don't know. I don't think that officer's life was in danger. I mean, I looked at the video. He claims that his life was in danger. I don't think his life was in danger at all. I think she was just trying to leave. I mean, she was waving for other cars to go, and she was just trying to get out of there.
Speaker 2So that ICE officer needs to be charged, you know, for murder. That was murder. I mean, you can't... you know, justify that. I mean, I really don't see how they're justifying it.
@joann_marieHe also shot her three times, you know, like maybe the first one is like, oh, he got scared. I don't know. But the two second ones were like point blank and like through the window, I think. I don't know. I don't know if it's a psyop or not, but killing someone for that is absolutely horrific. And people applauding this is also terrifying.
@joann_marieBeing like, yeah, it was okay that he did that. No, it wasn't. It was not okay. And it's craziness.
Speaker 2I did not know they shot her three times. That is insane.
@joann_marieWell, they're trained to empty the clip, actually.
Speaker 1Yeah, he shot her one time through the window, through the front windshield. Then when he was slightly to the left of the car, he shot two times in the open window. So yeah, definitely unnecessary. And I think... If he was in danger, the stupidest thing you could do is shoot someone, right? Because when they turn up, they accelerate and they would drive you over.
Speaker 1So if he wanted to protect himself, he would just have stepped out of the way and not shot her, right? Because that would have endangered him way more than just stepping out of line.
Speaker 2You know, I have not followed up recently...
Speaker 1of what that you know what that individual you know is he going to be charged i mean what have they said about it um so there have been um several cases um quite similar uh where law enforcement shot people that were driving off because they claimed that they were in danger and the Vehicle is a deadly weapon in that case.
Speaker 1So it is Labeled as self-defense. So I think that that is what's going to happen. I think they won't Have any charges there.
Speaker 5They're going with the fact that there's an SDD
Speaker 5spokesperson for the White House said that there was like, it's an organized thing. So they're trying to push like it's an organized event and it's not, you know, so I don't know. This looks like a very organic thing to happen and setting up people is easy.
@joann_marieI don't know if you guys saw in the past half an hour, two people were shot by ICE agents in Minneapolis, I think it was.
Speaker 6Again? Oh, because they're protesting.
@joann_marieNo, yeah, just in the past 30 minutes.
Speaker 4Oh, my God. Someone just texted me in a group chat, a different group chat, that two federal agents were shot in Oregon. I'm going to open that up.
Speaker 5That's what I'm seeing.
Speaker 6Yeah, I saw that. The FBI is investigating it. The FBI put out a tweet about it.
Speaker 5They're ramping up. They're ramping up shit on both sides. Trump earlier just set up Iran to start a war by saying if there was a death or if they killed someone, they would get a prompt response. Then you have all these events ramping up. The spokesperson for the White House that starts to talk about the fact that it's an organized faction of the left, and you have some of the
Speaker 5idiots like Tim Waltz and all of that that are threatening the National Guard. My friends, you are up for a very, very special month of January, in my opinion.
@joann_marieLou, what's the lowdown on the Iran regime change going on right now?
Speaker 6Just what I said earlier, the protests are ongoing. They cut off the Internet. I mean, it's late over there now. It's probably like 430. But cut off the Internet, try to communicate with a couple of my friends. Can't get a hold of them because Internet sound. So we'll see. I'm sending them like clips of videos that I've seen online saying, like, what are they saying and stuff like that.
Speaker 6But my love it. I mean, she's here and she's here in the U.S. She's loving it. She's half Sunni, half Shia. So she but she sides obviously with the Shia side on this and Iran. Palestine and Hezbollah. But she's saying like, yeah, I think it's pro-regime. Some of the other clips I couldn't tell. So I think it's pro-regime because usually they chant death to Kemeny or something like that, or death to the leader or some shit when they're subversives.
Speaker 4I'm not going to say all leftists, but the issue is these radical leftists that go at these ICE agents and shoot them. Guess what? Everyone here, we're all going to lose our free speech rights because of a small fringe on the left saying, Death to ICE and all this stuff. So a few people who are spreading this radical hate, and obviously most people do not support killing federal agents.
Speaker 4It's a few people that are running around saying this. Maybe 10% of the country actually believes, or 20%, it's okay to kill federal agents. Maybe it's a little higher, but it's not a majority of the left. But then that's going to be used to justify crackdowns on free speech, and it's going to come for all of us. And that's what the...
Speaker 4Non-radical left needs to realize and they need to call this out because what they don't realize is both parties want this. The Republicans want this because at the end of the day, it is a uniparty and they want to take away all of our rights.
Speaker 5You're too generous on the left. They are going to turn this into a George Floyd 2. The black people are already chanting death to everyone. They are not hard to convince to go against everyone, brother. Look at that.
Speaker 6You know what they'll do, Andy? I was going to say, yeah, but on the right, they're saying, oh, the anti-Semitism, we got to stop them. So we were fearing they're going to, you know, kill our free speech and all that. But you know what they'll probably do? Just give me an idea. If I was them in Washington, I would. And because the Republicans are in power, I would make.
Speaker 6And obviously the Republicans aren't going to limit your speech for being an anti-Semite because it makes them look bad. So what they can do is say, look, we need to limit your speech because he's radical leftist, like you said. or lunatics, we need to limit your speech, but also what they're going to do is insert in the bill anti-Semitism.
Speaker 6And it's going to be like in the middle where nobody reads. They'll be like, oh yeah, radical and anti-Semites.
Speaker 5And then they're going to turn eyes on you. And then they're going to start going at you with eyes. Because eyes, if the people that are telling me that it's a faction of the IDF or they are trained, or even Jewish, they would...
Speaker 6It's mainly the bosses, like the directors and all this stuff, and the chiefs and all that. The individualized agents are not. They don't have enough resources for that.
Speaker 1You know what's funny? About a week ago, I made a post about January the 9th being a major event happening, and... I have to quote Ian again. I hate being right all the time. Yeah, they will definitely use this. I think the precursor to all of this was the stage assassination of Charlie Kirk, where they basically labeled Antifa as a terrorist organization, right?
Speaker 1So that's their stepping stone, to label someone as a terrorist so you can Ultimately, when you implement martial law, get rid of habeas corpus, trial people and send them to, yeah, basically gulags, right? To El Salvador or alligator alcatraz, what they've been asking for. Yeah.
@joann_marieThe scariest part is that a lot of people in the right are going to be like, yes, this is what we voted for.
Speaker 6Stick it to the radical leftists. They can't sleep in the middle to say anti-Semites.
Speaker 5I will predict this. OK, in the next few months, it's going to be very radical what's going to happen. They want to fracture the U.S. in three parts. They want to make a liberal leftist part useful idiots like the Bolshevik type of idiots. They want to make a federal type of people that will follow the vision of Israel.
Speaker 5And you'll have a big part that is the southern people that have a more white folk national type of ideology. You already have New York City. That's fucked. That's that state in that part. You get a lot of terrorism that comes from Canada. And it's not French Canadians that are from Montreal that go to the U.S. try to do shit.
Speaker 5It's factions of their terrorist-trained people. And you have Alberta. That is a big problem. Now, they have been saying that the drugs come from the south, but they come from the north, the Great Lakes, under Biden, the child trafficking that everyone forgotten under Biden got pardoned. Well, each time they say something, look at the opposite side of the map for what they're saying, and you'll find it.
@joann_marieAll right. Thank you so much, Michael. Ali, welcome. How are you?
Speaker 8Yeah, I'm good. Just give me two minutes. Just two minutes.
@joann_marieYou're in the grocery store. I can hear you checking out.
Speaker 8Yeah, I am.
@joann_marieOK, well, in the meantime, guys, thank you so much for being here. And guys, please repost this space. Follow Ian and Andy and the amazing speakers. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it. And thank you. All right. What else did I miss today?
Speaker 5Well, Trump says that he doesn't want he doesn't need international law. Macron and I was a starmer, that weirdo. They are saying, Trump is moving away from international and NATO. So we think he's liberating himself. So they're kind of, it's weird because like, and then Putin, six hours, seven hours ago, said that if Zelensky didn't surrender, it would be the end.
Speaker 5Then he started to bomb a part of a, Ukraine not too long ago.
@joann_marieI mean, they tried to kill him, right? And craziness. Absolutely craziness. The entire world is insane right now.
Speaker 5But that's the point. That's what I'm trying and beating my ass and my mind to say. The issue with what's going on is that subversion and reality is something that's subjective to the commute to the kind of collective of the idea or people that are kind of aware. So they're ramping us up for a third world war. It's and we can't it seems that we are even whatever we want to do and say they will push it until it is if.
Speaker 5but there's a solution but no one wants to do it it would be to stand up and go physically to our governments and stand up to them everyone at the same time a same day not violently but if we stop the system from functioning it can't keep going and the majority of people have to stop
Speaker 1It takes men to be five meals away from starvation until they rise up at this time, right? So people are just way too comfortable with their situations and way too lazy, way too cucked, way too liberal, even on the conservative side.
Speaker 5No, but that's what they did. They feminized... the Western world. They destroy the structure of the Christianity saying, oh, pedophiles, and oh, the child diddlers, and they put the LGBTQ in. What the fuck? They completely destroy the identity in the communities of white, folkish people saying that it was dangerous for everyone else.
Speaker 1they did that yeah they literally bred the tribalism out of the white race and uh also i mean we we the europeans and i can count uh the australians and and the americans as europeans by descent um we have been in constant war since 300 years right the us has been 90 of the time since its uh establishment in wars so they always bred out or sorted out with wars all the most tribalistic men right and always those left were those uh liberal individualists um that are now um yeah running the country right or let letting other people run the country so yeah it's very sad
Speaker 5You see the reaction of yesterday from everything, the event. I don't agree on everything, but everyone's saying that he shouldn't have shot because I think it's circumstances like this. That situation was created. No, I'm not. I don't agree with the fact that he shot. I'm just saying that it's something that. Was kind of.
Speaker 5It's organic. It's too much. It looks like the George Floyd. George Floyd event was created. To push a narrative. Out of the way. And make a distraction. And an emotional distraction. To divide people. In two parts. Because. And this is exactly what Nick one says. And all Alex Jones does. Is that they ramp up people. Saying the right thing for a while.
Speaker 5Then they stop abruptly. And they say something completely absurd, fucking and disturbing the psych and the kind of mood, emotional mood of his crowd, dividing it. What happened yesterday, exact same thing. It happened and it's a reaction, an emotional reaction that comes out of it, not rational thinking. So people are all divided again.
Speaker 5And this is what's dangerous. is that the control over the emotional output of our societies resides in one cult-like people that have everything under control. Media, everything.
@joann_marieI mean, that's what psyops are, right? They make you act emotional and not rational. Because people keep saying that... When I say psyop is that it didn't happen, that it's like I'm making it up. But no, it's like it did happen. But they pump it to make people have an emotional reaction. And it is pretty crazy.
Ian MalcolmSo thank you so much. And real quick, just going to throw up. And I guess I can throw this into the nest. I can't throw the original tweet. I figured I'd ask Lou. Because I saw his post there about Pahlavi's wife and the yoga instructor, which, man, things I didn't think would be included in the space. That certainly was one of them.
Ian MalcolmBut look at this. So Pahlavi going to be going to Mar-a-Lago, who not only seems to be just a cuck for Zionism, but whose, I believe it was granddaughter, just married a prominent Jewish banking family late last year. And is now being pushed by the mainstream media, Laura Loomer, all the other conservatives, Zionist shills.
Ian MalcolmAnd apparently now he's going to be going to Mar-a-Lago as Trump gets ready to seemingly attack Iran on behalf of, what do you know, probably the Jews. Lou, I'm curious for your thoughts on this one.
Speaker 5Mar-a-Lago is just the new Epstein Island, by the way.
Speaker 6Yeah, they should rename it to... Yeah, the Pilates meeting with them.
Speaker 6Is that what you're asking? Wait, can you hear me?
@joann_marieYeah, I mean... Oh, okay, okay.
Speaker 6Yeah. Yeah, that's ridiculous. I mean, he's going... I mean, how... I hope these Iranians can see this and be like, clearly, he married his daughter off to a Jew. His wife bangs her yoga instructor. He goes to the wall. All of this shit. He's actually speaking at the Jerusalem prayer breakfast soon. I think in a couple days.
Speaker 6It's like he's literally going there to... kiss the ring and get the permission of the Jews to leave the country. It's like, are you kidding me? Um, so I guess that's the Jerusalem prayer breakfast. That's the one at Mar-a-Lago. At first I thought it was actually in Jerusalem, but yeah, I looked into it. It's like on J posts and all that stuff.
Speaker 6But I guess it's the 10th anniversary of the dinner or the breakfast. And it's like, Oh wow. And we're getting Pahlavi to go. So just a joke. We all know what's going on, but you know, unfortunately the rest of the public doesn't.
@joann_marieUm, monitor this stuff like we do someone came to the space yesterday and said that he did like a live on Facebook and then 75 million people were watching it bro like there is no way 75 million people went to see it I didn't see the screenshot or anything but people said that that happened did you hear about it like it's so astroturfed I didn't hear about that specific one but yeah I mean guys are degenerate
Speaker 6He, uh, he's like part, he was just partying. He was partying literally like three days ago and like Cabo or something like that or some shit, like taking shots and all this. And there's video compilations of his story. He literally posts on his stories and partying, um, at bars and nightclubs and stuff like that. I'm like, dude, you're like 60 years old.
Speaker 6Knock it off. He's just a fuck boy. He's never had a job in his real life. His dad obviously plundered a ton of the country. It's like, so he left the country obviously in like 78, 79. So it's been nearly 40 years. He doesn't have any income. How the fuck does he support? How much does it cost to support him every year?
Speaker 6Like $10 million? So he would have spent in 40 years $400 million. Maybe with inflation would have been less or deflation. You go backwards. So $100 million maybe to support him. How's he making money? Like is he just people just laundering money through him? These guys are so shade. I don't know why anybody would trust them.
Speaker 6And now he's saying that he would lead the country democratically. I'm like, yeah, yeah, right.
Speaker 9Joanne, can I say something?
@joann_marieYes, go ahead, Ali.
Speaker 9Yeah, so I appreciate you, Mr. Luke. The thing is, forget about it. Iranians, the people who want the government change, who are against the ayatollahs, they are the enemies. They know that this...
Speaker 9Shah can never handle anything, let alone running the country, right? I think he's living with his mom.
Speaker 6It'll be just like the US then. He's just going to work for the US.
Speaker 9Yeah, but what I'm saying is they already know it, right? They know he's incapable of doing anything. But the only thing they have is against Assad, right? Against the religion. Although they might call themselves Muslim, but they're the enemy of Islam. They want this regime changed. Because they are, you know, they want nudity.
Speaker 9They want, you know, everything back. Like what in the time of Shah, there was porn being shown in cinemas. You know, it came to that. So that's what they want. The other thing is I keep hearing people saying, oh, they should have nudes. Man, probably you should have more of faith in God, right? That is what you might be missing.
Speaker 9I'm talking about whoever is asking Iran to have nukes. The thing is, Iran has been surviving for the last 45 years because they have faith in God. It's not like they have stopped doing what they should be doing. They have been building and building and building. Same with Sayyid Nasrullah. It's not like he wasn't resisting, but he always kept asking people for prayers, right?
Speaker 9Because he believed in... in the divine help, right? That is what I think we are missing from the society. We rely on our own, you know, if we do something, something will happen. No, look at the history. People always needed the divine help. And that's what we're missing. The third thing which I wanted to say is about this shooting.
Speaker 9No, it shouldn't have happened. So the problem is, You have these ICE agents who've been trained by ICE. They're literally trained by Mossad agents. That's why they are who they are. Look at their demeanor. Look at how they react to people. It's not humane. They just don't know how to because that's what they've been taught to.
Speaker 9If they were police and these, they shouldn't be. They are responsible for what? For illegal immigrants and all that. They shouldn't be even carrying them. They should have police or whatever supporting them. Or maybe even if they're carrying them, they should have been trained to not. And by law, they're not supposed to.
Speaker 9So if that woman didn't, if she did take out a gun trying to shoot him, yes, he should have shot her. No question. But she didn't have even a gun. She was just driving away. Even, like, they could have chased her and caught her and do whatever. But they, if anybody's saying that they were right, you sure? Sure? Yeah. No.
Speaker 9I don't agree. Thank you.
@joann_marieThank you so much, Ali. And she wasn't even in the... Oh, sorry. Go ahead, Ian.
Ian MalcolmNo, you're okay. And I just wanted to... I know that Adam's got to get rolling here. We had till... The top of the hour. So we got 18 minutes left here, if I'm not mistaken. And I know that we've got a couple other speakers that had come up, including that Goy, who sent me a note suggesting that he had actually faced a similar situation on the professional front for his, let's say.
Ian Malcolmfor righteousness, perhaps, in Palestine. And so I wanted to give him a quick chance to tell that story. Then we're going to go to Adam for some closing remarks. Then we'll come back up to Lou, Andy, and Joanne for final kind of regards before we head out.
@eimanbadwy2110Thank you so much, Ian. This is a reality that we are living in as U.S. citizens. And Adam, my heart goes out to you and your family, bro, because I'm living through it. I used to have my account with my picture holding my daughter and my real name, my first and last real fucking name, all these years. And anybody can go back and check how old my account is.
@eimanbadwy2110After all, suspension after suspension, you know, I've been on Twitter probably like 2012. And then, you know, this particular account was made in 2019, I believe. So I, long story short, Ian, I used to, when it really started, I was a general manager at LaGuardia Airport here in New York City, the newly built Terminal B. I will be very exact so these Zionists can come after me again, right?
@eimanbadwy2110So Terminal B at LaGuardia Airport, New York City, is the main terminal, and I worked through the construction when they were rebuilding this. during COVID. So I became the general manager. I oversaw about a $40 million business, about 145 employees, including 11 salaried managers who reported to me directly. So what happened was I started getting these emails and messages from these Zionists, from the Jews, that what I do on social media, they're going to come after me.
@eimanbadwy2110So one day I said to myself, like, it's my real name and real picture. You know, this could really happen. Right. So I had a meeting with my boss, my regional director. And I said, listen, I keep my profession, my job away from my personal life. In my personal life, I have this social media account. It's pretty big. And I get like millions of impressions.
@eimanbadwy2110They're calling me terrorist. They're calling me this and that. And, you know, I'm just letting you know ahead of time if somebody reaches out to you.
@eimanbadwy2110Ian, and this boss, I had worked for her in the past, like at JFK Airport, right? So now we're talking about LaGuardia. But I had worked with her as a general manager at Terminal 5, which is JetBlue Terminal, right? I was like, you know, being a friend. And I did not know that this is how it begins. A week later, this same friend and boss of mine, she completely changed.
@eimanbadwy2110Her attitude, everything towards me. Like she started giving me hard time. She would, even when I was home, she would call me, get on this conference call. You know, did you see that email from the buying team? I would be on vacation and it's like, oh, you're a salaried manager, you know, you got to keep your phone on and you got to get on these calls.
@eimanbadwy2110Like very weird attitude that I had never experienced before. And it got to the level where I could not bear it anymore. Like it was getting childish, childish and stupid. I resigned. December 23rd, 2023, I resigned. A six-figure job.
@eimanbadwy2110I can't do it anymore. I resigned, right? So, you know, now my resume is very strong, you know, 26 years of doing this shit. I was like, you know, I'm going to get a job like in a week, two weeks. So I started applying. Okay. So I go through all the interview processes at operations manager for JFK airport, right? And I'll, in the DM, even share the company with you.
@eimanbadwy2110And I have saved all the emails and screenshots of everything, right? So I have the final interview with the vice president of the company. And she's like, oh, my God, your resume is amazing. We're going to send you a $10,000 check as a sign-on bonus even before you start. And then, you know, here's the person that's going to be in contact with you here in New York to bring you on board.
@eimanbadwy2110We're going to set up the... Outlook calendar for you and everything. And this is Wednesday. I believe that was the final deal, right? We agree on a salary and everything. That weekend, I ran a tax Israel. That weekend. I'm talking about Wednesday. Everything is done deal. I was going to start that Monday. $10,000 bonus and a six-figure salary, everything.
@eimanbadwy2110I have this all in writing in my emails. That weekend, Iran attacks Israel. And I'm, like, fighting with these fucking Zionists all night. Like, Iran is rightfully replying to you guys. Every country should be doing this. Palestinians should be doing this. Yemen should be joining in. You know, Hezbollah should be joining in.
@eimanbadwy2110Because you guys are fucking, like, you know, attacking everybody. So all night, that Saturday night... All day that Sunday, I'm in the spaces talking for a brand. And then Monday, I was supposed to be told who I'm going to meet at JFK and where. So I called the HR person. She didn't take my call. Went to voicemail. I left the voicemail.
@eimanbadwy2110I sent an email. No reply. the vice president had given me her own personal cell phone number. So I said, maybe, you know, some Monday the HR person is busy. I'll wait another day, you know, whatever. On Tuesday, I sent a text message to the vice president. I'm so sorry to bother you. I know you have this big shot position, but I was supposed to start yesterday.
@eimanbadwy2110What happened? Like, you know, where should I go? No reply. On Wednesday, Day three, I get an email. No phone call, no text message. I get an email. We are so sorry to inform you that due to such things, we have eliminated that position.
@eimanbadwy2110And Ian, you know the mistake that I made? How did they find out that it was me? My LinkedIn post. On LinkedIn, I posted before I started the job that I am happy to announce I'm about to start this position with this company at JFK. And now tie this in with that speech that bitch gave. If you are anti-Semitic, we're going to go after you.
@eimanbadwy2110Your job, your spouse, your marriage, your dating site, we're going to go after you. This is real. Ian, this is absolutely fucking real, but is it going to make me stop? They have destroyed my career. I'm not going to stop because they are killing babies. I am not going to fucking stop. Over to you, Ian. Thank you so much.
Ian MalcolmYeah, no, appreciate it. And look, just another example of how speaking out against this machine on social media can result in all kinds of backlash, which is why, for what it's worth, I advocate for those... that are in positions where either economically or socially or intellectually or whatever the dynamics might be, if you're not completely confident in stepping out into the sunlight, maintain the anonymous, there you go, anonymity, there we go, as long as you can.
Ian MalcolmBecause the moment that that wall comes down, so too do all of the not only attacks on this application, but any and everything that they can do to try and get you to just stop speaking. And it's a very real consequence. It's one I don't think individuals always think through. And back to that idea that Machiavelli was talking about before, we have the ability as individuals that can reflect on ourself, our strengths, weaknesses, past, present, future.
Ian MalcolmWe can understand. the complications that something can bring not only tomorrow, but a year, five years, 10 years down the road. And so be extremely thoughtful. I'm not advocating for anybody to not do that. I just always want to recommend that there are going to be pushbacks and that if this is not a thing that you think you can either endure or that you can figure out how to be economically viable while pursuing, then to give it a second thought.
Ian MalcolmAnd that's one of the biggest pieces.
Speaker 5Israel just started to bomb Gaza, by the way. To bomb Gaza?
@joann_marieI mean, they never stopped.
Speaker 5Started? Yeah, right. Well, they just... No, no, but I mean, tonight, it's intense bombing again.
Ian MalcolmYeah, they're... This is the force that we're against, right? This is the group that says, seize fire, and then violates it over and over and over again. This is... the group that have been involved in so many assassinations that if you look them up on Wikipedia, it has to give you columns to sort them by the decade. This is what we are in opposition to.
Speaker 4Exactly. It was... oh, we just want to bring the families home and then it will be a ceasefire. Well, I mean, they killed a five-year-old after the ceasefire. They killed an 11-year-old. They killed a bunch of other people after the ceasefire. So it was all a lie, as we knew it was going to be a lie. We knew they were going to break the ceasefire.
Speaker 4And it's just ridiculous that people are like, oh, and then all the people that just keep making excuses for them still. It was ridiculous. Like, I understand it was one thing at the beginning of the war, but now it's just... You can't have a soul and be defending this at this point. You're completely soulless at this point if you're still defending this.
Speaker 4I understand if you're 80 and you haven't seen any of the videos and you're defending it, I get that. But if you're on social media and you've seen the evidence and stuff, there's no excuse for you at that point. I understand being an 80-year-old who only watches... mainstream media and hasn't actually seen the real evidence of what's going on like yeah sure i get that those people but if you're on this app if you're in if you're and if you're especially if you're on tick tock and you're pushing the propaganda like come on you've seen the real images at this point like and you're and you're still showing for them like come on you're either paid or you're just willfully ignorant at that point and it's just really disappointing that there's still people actually showing for them it's truly disheartening at that point like come on
Speaker 1I suppose with the 700 gigabytes of Israelis killing Palestinians. And they did about 1,900 political assassinations and broke 1,200 ceasefire treaties. So never trust them at all. And always assume the exact opposite and multiply it by 10 times.
Ian MalcolmWell, and if you say that this is a dishonest group of people, they clutch their pearls. And then you say, what about these 12,000 times you broke your ceasefire? Oh, well, don't pay any attention to that. You just dislike me because you're hateful.
Speaker 5You can't even call them a Jew. They labeled every one of us, but you can't even call them what they are.
Ian MalcolmIt's offensive. It is very curious, right? There's many things that people could accurately define me as, and I would take pride in essentially all of them, if not all of them. Very weird that the thing that they would use to refer to themselves is perhaps an insult or they're insulted by it. And maybe that speaks volumes of, I don't know, the collective behavior of said group.
Ian MalcolmBut regardless, I want to go to Mademoiselle, who just popped in here really quickly. Then we're going to go to Adam for his final remarks, and then we'll close this out in the next four or five minutes.
Speaker 10Okay. Hi, guys. I just came up. I heard someone saying hello. Hello, Jan. Love you. Ian, Andy. Andy, it's great to see you co-hosting finally. Very proud. So, guys, I... I was hearing about, someone just said that, you know, they're striking Gaza and stuff. Well, what they're doing, a few days ago, a five-year-old and her uncle in Khan Yunus were murdered.
Speaker 10But also the yellow line where they're doing this is really bad right now. Basically, the yellow line is inside Gaza where they basically do shooting, shellings. The thing is, it's children more than ever now. It's not like, I don't know what to say. Like literally, I don't know. Literally two days ago, a five-year-old and her uncle were just walking.
Speaker 10And someone actually told me, and I was like, I'm going to confirm this. And today this was confirmed by the hospitals that they died. And then not only that, a group of children from a school were going. This will be also confirmed in a few days. And they were shelled. like literally because they went near the yellow line.
Speaker 10There's a yellow line, I don't know. They have a thing where if you go there, you get shot. But then they also strike within the cities as well. Or let's say Khan Younes or West Bank right now as well, not just Gaza. It's like all together, all at once. I just wanted to mention that. It's very disturbing. And what they're doing now with Lebanon, there was another thing I just wanted to tell you guys is they are basically...
Speaker 10Israel wants to kind of give the United States more power when it comes to that area. I don't know why. I don't know what talks they've had. I'm not sure. But they want to kind of put the United States in the forefront more than themselves when it comes to Lebanon. That's what they're trying to do. That's what Israel wants to kind of pull out and be like, the United States, you're going to handle all of, you know, whatever's happening here and stuff.
Speaker 10And I don't know how that's going to go. I don't know why the United... I don't know why the US want to be so involved now as well. So that's something to keep an eye out. They're not stopping though. It's really sad. I was speaking to my mom and she was telling me these, it's the villagers, dude. Like the water's dirty.
Speaker 10It's fucked up. Like what the fuck? By now you'd think that at least we could, you know, at least we could prevent it from spreading. But I don't know, guys. I just wanted to add that. Yeah. That's all. But thank you for allowing me to speak. And it's a great space. And I'm glad you guys are here doing this. It really means a lot.
Speaker 10I've honestly makes me emotional because these past few days I've been just gone really bad. It's gone really bad, guys. We can't even I can't even. Recently, my mother's uncle passed away and she can't go to visit him because that area is just fucked up. You can't go there. you can go to Lebanon, you can go to Beirut, you can go to the north, you can have fun, you can have parties, but you can't go to a certain location, they will not allow you, can't even see family members, you can't contact, like, if you contact them, you can't say anything on the call, even, firstly, the signal's so bad, but secondly, you can't, there's nothing, like, I don't know, I don't know, and I just hope that it stops, I really hope it stops.
Speaker 10But you guys give hope anyway. I really enjoy the spaces in, and I hope we have more of them where people can gather and we can actually find, it's not even the solution, just the fact that you guys are here doing this, it gives hope, really. I'm telling you the truth. It's amazing, and thank you so much. But that's all.
Speaker 9Ian, can I say something? Just quick, 30 seconds. So, Mademoiselle, like you've been here like two years. So you still don't know what's going on. It's a bit ignorant. I'm just joking.
Speaker 10No, no, no, no. I do know what's going on.
@joann_marieOkay, go ahead.
Speaker 9I'm just having fun with you. No, no, I appreciate you. But what I'm saying is, look, you know that the life of a Jew is much more important than of a Goethe, right? So why sacrifice? You know, you're going to Lebanon, you're going to get massacred. If you have boots on the ground, you're going to get massacred. And why waste Jewish life when you can, you know, sacrifice poems?
Speaker 9Simple as that.
Speaker 10But also, it's not... You know what I've noticed? It's selective in Lebanon. And, sorry, could you mute your mic? I can't... Sorry, I was getting an echo. It's selective because I've just seen it, guys. How come... It's like, it's insane. Like, I have a friend who can go to Beirut and these areas, and everything's normal.
Speaker 10One went to Qatar, everything's fucking normal. The Fairmont Hotel, everything's fine. Why are they having war and using Israeli satellites and all of this stuff is happening? We're in a war. How is the country, how are these areas still okay? It makes me wonder. It makes me think then. And when I'm from the south myself, my family's from south Lebanon.
Speaker 10I have never had the opportunity, all our farms, everything we know doesn't exist as well. Like it's like not, I'm not just saying it. You can actually go there, have a look. It's all burnt. It's all fucked up. And the point is like, they don't even allow us to mourn. They're not allowing this. I'm telling you, they're not.
Speaker 10I saw my mother and I was like, this is fucked up. This is, it just, you know, I don't know. I don't know. And that's, that's just, it's just the way it is. And it's, they, they also creating sectarian wars. I don't know, dude, like it's, it's quite insane the way they're pushing for us, especially in Lebanon to, to, to like, kind of like be weirded out by our brethren or be like, oh, they don't like you.
Speaker 10And they, and we have just the sectarian thing now is getting crazy. And that's what's really emotionally driving people to, to kind of ostracize the South as well. That kind of put them to the side and, Like I said, America wants to be... I don't know what Trump's going to do, guys. I really don't know what that kind of weird plan that I've heard, because they had talks, America, Israel.
Speaker 10America was the mediator, and then we had Israel and Lebanon. They had talks. They were like, OK, the Lebanese government, OK, what, you know? And I think, yeah, that's what they're going to do. I don't know. They already have plans to put US military bases now literally outside of where... you know, it's, it's just one of those things, but like I said, I just appreciate you guys a lot, I want you to know that, I want you to know that, you know, the things you, like, whatever you're doing here, it means a lot, it's not just spaces, and you're here, and you say, no, it does, because then I go to my mom, I tell her, I'm like, listen, we have hope, it's okay, people know, at least they'll know, even if we're all gone, okay, even if they erase us, you'll know, you'll know, even if they erase the power, they can't,
Speaker 10erase the fact what they've done is so is so, you know, it's going to be in the history books, at least maybe 10 years, 11 years, 1000 years. Yeah, definitely. I have hope. So but it's all thanks to you guys as well. I'm younger, I look up to you, all of you here. You inspire me. I go to my uni. We've got the Holocaust Memorial coming, guys, on the 25th of January, which I'm dreading.
Speaker 10But they're going to do it for university. So what they're going to do every... So in my uni, at least, in my institution, we have every year, in January, we have the Holocaust Memorial Day, which is usually on the 25th of January, okay? What they do to us is they sit us in a room. You can't leave as well. If you do, then, you know, maybe there's something wrong with you.
Speaker 10Why are you so emotionally imbalanced? You need to see someone. They make our teachers also take lessons. It's really weird. And this year, the theme of it is bridging generations. That's the theme. I don't know. It's weird. So they're going to try to make... Yeah, exactly, Joanne. You exactly know what I mean. They want to bridge generations.
Speaker 10I'm thinking they're going to get all these old, old Holocaust survivors to come. to these institutions and talk. I'm not going to sit. I won't sit there. I'll just get up and be like, well, you know. And most of the students are feeling the same. So whatever's happening, we're at least the youth know as well that why are they doing too much now?
Speaker 10Like bridging generations? Are you crazy? First, you put us on games. I was a gamer. I was so addicted to even my, you know, that kind of world. I didn't realize there's another world outside and all this violence they feed us isn't actually, I don't know. You have to actually be disciplined a bit. And I learned that through even Joanne, you guys, Ian, all of you amazing people on here.
Speaker 10So that's really, you know, I've had a hard two days. Obviously, looking at your parents, you kind of wonder then you're like, well, it's fucked. I don't know what to say to them. Like, well, you know, one day I, but then you're like, oh, God, you know, but this is amazing. And I pray for all of you. And I want you all to succeed and go ahead and do amazing things.
Speaker 10Go ahead. Yeah.
Speaker 5mademoiselle for your parents don't see it as a i have lived the same thing just uh except that they are not living in the same world they've been mentally brainwashed to believe things that are not true and they're living in is such oh no no no i think i think mackie mackie oh you got me wrong my parents actually well aware i was i was six years old when i knew of the jewish uh what jews were
Speaker 10No, it's fine. I understand what you're saying. You're absolutely right on your point. If your parents are like that, guys, you just kind of, you know, give them time. You know, they need to obviously see the light as well. But the thing is, with my parents, they already knew. My mom's actually traumatized, dude. I was seven when I realized something.
Speaker 10I realized a lot. I've been to Iraq. I've been to Syria. I've been all over. Dude, I've seen it. It doesn't exist anymore. They've ruined everything. I can't even go back to the places I knew because they don't exist anymore. So I've always kind of knew. But I think I stimulated with the world and I kind of realized I wanted to find truth in other things.
Speaker 10Other people traveled a bit, you know, understood other sects, everything. But then again, it still came back to guess what? The Jews. It always came back to them. It was them. Just every route I ever took in my life to make an excuse for them. And then when I saw what happened to my brethren, the Palestinians who lived there, the way they brand them,
Speaker 10it's horrific. It's horrific, you know? So, yeah. But no, I just want to declare that you're all good, though.
Speaker 4Exactly. And there's one issue in Gaza that people aren't even talking about. I read something that since so many of these buildings are so old that the entire water supply is infested with asbestos because you just have this asbestos dust blowing around so that... these people like I am struggling just to live there even in the tents because all the water supplies just infested with asbestos and you literally have asbestos dust blowing around so all these poor innocent people are just going to get cancer because of what was done so it's not just that they don't even have buildings to live in the entire landscape there is pretty much irradiated I don't know with asbestos I don't know if any of you have heard that it's just completely awful and
Speaker 4So it's not just the people that were killed. Like, these people are literally willing to live their intents, but even that's difficult because of the fact that the environment's contaminated. And then there's unexploded bombs everywhere. It's just a complete disaster.
Speaker 10Andy, also, you're absolutely right. But you know what it is also, why it's evil? Guess what I found out? I used to wonder why coriander was banned. and pasta was banned in Palestine. I was like, why on earth are they banning coriander? And these weird things, and it's hard. Lebanon used to be known for beautiful apples.
Speaker 10We had, you know, all these amazing things we would export. Palestine had oranges, amazing oranges. You know, we would export this stuff. People would, you know, everything's gone. Why would they take, like, you know, we were talking about, we had health spaces with Truth, and they were talking about Jan, all of them were talking about health, how important it is, how, you know, eating the right meat, how
Speaker 10helps your brain, eating the right, you know, nutrients, it helps you. And so they also deprive people of that. So you can't grow. You can't physically be strong. You're basically, you know, that's how you're weak. They want to make you weaker than them. So it's easier for them to abuse you. And go ahead, Joanne, you can cut in.
@joann_marieJoanne, are you there?
@joann_marieI can't hear her.
Speaker 6It says her mic is off.
Speaker 4Exactly. In Gaza, they had all these amazing greenhouses to grow all this food, and then Israel literally just bombed and destroyed them all because they don't want them doing that and being self-sufficient on food.
Ian MalcolmAnd real quick, I just want to say, Mademoiselle, a lot of fans in the Purple Pill. Put one of the comments up into the nest. Big fans of your content. And also not only the words, but the delivery and the emotion behind them. I see that Joanne's got her hand up, so let's go to Joanne, and then Joanne will go down to Adam for some closing remarks.
@joann_marieI was talking to myself, guys. I don't know. Yeah. There was an operation called cast-eye bread in 1948 that they poisoned the wells, and maybe they are still doing it right now. They just... poison the wells in Palestine. Maybe they are doing it right now, but because they are not going to investigate themselves and they cannot, like the people in Gaza, they don't have the materials and stuff like that.
@joann_marieSo it might still be happening. And also, I mean, they do all of this type of warfare as well on like poisoning people.
Speaker 5Like the black debt. everything is like in history in europe my grandmother in croatia when i was young boy and i went there i was born there but we went back and visited she mentioned this like poisoning the well and the villages because gypsies in croatia came around but gypsies or croatians well they're jews And a lot of them, Kazarian or Ashkenazi, and they were considered like people that would poison the well in a village to make people sick.
Speaker 5Like that's a known thing.
@joann_marieBut not only they make them sick, they make them sick and then they give them the medicine so that you need them. You know, that's how they used to do it back in the day. They're like, yeah, see, we can save you. And then people would be like, oh.
Speaker 10Can I just quickly add something, Jan? It's so interesting. It's in the 90s, guys, right? This is so weird. This is why Lebanon especially is like, they used it as a toxic waste dump place. This was the Italian waste companies, okay? And some say gangs and stuff were involved, but basically European industrial waste traffickers, okay?
Speaker 10And mainly Italian companies and European companies, which would work with, let's say, the Lebanese government to use them, and you can check this, I think it was 1990s or something, where they used it as a toxic waste, like they would throw toxic waste there. That's what happened. And with the wells and stuff, just now in the south, they found out that the water in some areas, at least some villages, is so contaminated that someone actually, I mean, they figured out that they kind of, so there's one pipe for clean water and then you have one for sewage, right?
Speaker 10So they've... What they've tried to do is mix the two waters and then the result is basically filthy water that has really bad toxins in it. And there you go, contamination problems. It's a big, big deal over there. So yeah, they used it as a toxic waste site before as well in the 90s.
Speaker 5I didn't have a big explosion recently where there's like a boat with fertilizer that exploded in Lebanon a few years back.
Speaker 4No, people are just so ignorant on Lebanon. Everyone's like, oh, my God, Hezbollah is a terrorist group. They all want to kill the infidels, kill the Christians. Lebanon is slightly over 40% Christian, and Hezbollah is not running around killing Christians. It's the head shopper Giuliani and his thugs, the terrorists that we have installed along with Israel after the CIA-fueled civil war that are the ones indeed going around and killing Christians.
Speaker 4All Hezbollah is is it's... At this point, effectively, the Lebanese military was Lebanon.
@joann_marieThere are Christian fighters in Hezbollah as well.
Speaker 4Yeah, if Hezbollah did not exist, Israel would have conquered Lebanon by now. They're basically just sitting there. Every single time, I'm making a point, every time Israel has attacked Hezbollah during the ceasefire over the past year, has Hezbollah struck back once? No, Hezbollah is not striking back. They're not striking back despite Israel violating the ceasefire.
Speaker 4And Hezbollah has plenty of weapons to strike back and hit Israel with, but they are not. So Hezbollah is just there for the purpose of defending Lebanon. They're not this terrorist group. So the people pushing that are lies. They're just there for the purpose of defending Lebanon. So I'm sick of hearing these lies about how they're these terrorists.
Speaker 4They weren't running into Israel, killing people. They're literally just there to protect Lebanon from an Israeli invasion. That is literally all they are there for. And they're not killing any Christians in Lebanon. So I don't want to hear these lies. The terrorists are the government, Giuliani and his head shoppers that we in Israel installed in Syria.
Speaker 4But the media will never talk about that because they're not allowed to.
@joann_marieGo ahead then, Marcel, and then we can go to Iman and then maybe close it because...
Speaker 10I like how you're not as a... Are you co-host, Joanne? Because I can't see you. And I love that you're directing. I'm not right now. No, you're so amazing. You're directing it from speaker. No, guys, that's fine. I know you guys want to close up and I want to make it quick. It's just... You know what? The group that we see today, as people are calling, is not what it used to be before.
Speaker 10It's a mix, like exactly what Joanne says, of Catholics, Christians, Irish. You have all sorts of people there who came to us in 1948. The Irish Catholics came and saved us as well. They were the only ones who came. to Lebanon to help us. There were also Christians who came from all over to help us because it was, there's a church there where Jesus performed a miracle.
Speaker 10I don't know if people know where he turned water into wine. And so it's a holy thing for them. It's not just about, you know, you're coming and no, it's also 19. They created the Sidi prison to torture and experiment on us in the South And we didn't know why they were doing it. And then when we saw Palestine, we realized, oh, yeah, it makes sense now.
Speaker 10And it was horrific what they were doing in there. So yeah, there was, I mean, how can you try? Like, come on. I mean, they might just do it again. You know, you just think, it makes you think, do you let the psycho in? Do you let the vampire enter? Or do you throw holy water on it? So no, but thank you for letting me speak.
Speaker 10I'm sorry, guys. I came a bit late. But no, I love the space. It's amazing. But I'm going to leave it at that.
@joann_marieYeah, thank you so much for coming on, Precious, and love you. All right, Eamon, last hand, go ahead.
Speaker 11Thank you so much, Joanne. Thank you, Mademoiselle, and thank you, Ian, for having this space, Andy and everyone in the listening lounge here. I mean, I guess Andy has all the right to say what he said, because words have power, guys. Words really have power. And as much as they call us antisemite, as hateful as they are, as every word they say means dehumanization for all of us.
Speaker 11Because when you are less than a human, they can do whatever they want to. And when it comes to, because I'm really sick and tired of the word third world countries. What does define the third world or the first world? I don't really, I can't get it. No nation becomes a first world because it's or have better attitude.
Speaker 11No nation become third because it was less moral. There's no ethical exam, I guess, for countries to pass. So there's no even spiritual hierarchy of civilization, no divine ranking in this thing. What we really exist in is a world which, who had weapons first? Who colonized first? Who industrialized everything in their country first?
Speaker 11Who controlled the trade routes or who wrote the global rules? I guess we know, all of us know, who controls the banks, the media, the institutions, the myth of moral superiority or supremacy. Powerful nations often, as far as I see, have claimed their power
Speaker 11or their position in their so-called first world, not through a better value or better governance, better systems, or even justice. The history is saying this, and we're seeing it clearly now. Most powerful nations build their wealth through slavery, colonization, resource theft. Forced labor, political manipulation, sanctions and economic fraud or economic manipulation.
Speaker 11There's no moral superiority here. And we're not angels. Every nation has a good and bad in between. So the over on the GDP, the military power and the currency dominance, Where the currency blaze and everything and can buy anyone. Take domination for surveillance for all of us. Media narrative and lies.
Ian MalcolmOut of curiosity, what good comes out of Israel?
Speaker 11Nothing.
Ian MalcolmOkay. You said all nations are good and evil, so I just figured I'd throw that out there.
Speaker 11No, I mean... No nation is good or evil. No nation has...
@joann_marieI think Israel is just like straight up evil. Like straight up.
Speaker 11Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 12But it's not a nation. They have delicious olives. You've got to give them that.
Speaker 11If they have anything good, if the one thing that we can call it something good is our unity now. But actually there is nothing. And there is nothing that they have infiltrated every country. They have caused all of us the pain that we're living in. And I'm seriously sick and tired of how we become this way while we cannot even say what's wrong and what's right.
Speaker 11We cannot define that because whatever you say wrong, it's anti-Semite. What is this world? Is there still any value for the human dignity? For the community values? For the empathy for others? Or moral integrity at least? No, there is not. There is not. They arrested... Maduro and his wife, before they arrest anyone of Epstein, criminals.
Speaker 11Can you just make sense of this? And I was like, I really was seeing the lady who was, may she rest in peace, who was shot yesterday. I was like, she didn't do nothing. She just say nothing. That she want to park, like, it's just so sad and unjustifiable, whatever they want to say. Yeah, I'm done. I'm done. I'm done. Seriously, I'm done, Joanne.
Speaker 11But I guess we all have the right to feel that way.
Ian MalcolmNo, thank you so much. No, Joanne, great. and and and really appreciate the commentary as they do everybody and and it's unfortunate cuz uh... adam had to uh... drop he's he's taking care of a a family member i believe and so i just want to wish him well uh... with not only that and and all of his other personal endeavors uh... but also on the professional side and this is an individual who lost his job uh... within law enforcement because he refused to as he described it spy and conduct espionage on behalf of law enforcement into
Ian MalcolmPalestinian protesters on college campuses, which is pretty wild. You can get more information. His name is up in the or handle, I should say, up in the title of the page. If you haven't seen him, haven't given him a follow, as well as those individuals up here on the panel. I want to give a big special shout out to Mr. Andy, to Joanne of, as always, the hostess of the mostess on this application.
Ian Malcolmto Mr. Lou, Veritas, so many others, Mademoiselle Machiavelli. I could go on and on and on. I want to thank all of you for being here. I know this was a little bit shorter, more condensed of a space. We actually went about an hour longer than I expected to. But I want to thank all of you. And as I often call out, this is an individual who I got connected with because somebody was aware of his plight, sent me a note, said, would you be willing to talk to and let this individual share their story?
Ian MalcolmAnd as always, I will. And so, As I've mentioned in the past, my message is always wide open. Send me anything and everything. If you want to talk about a specific subject, about an event, about a passion, always here for it. And in the interim, I'm sure I will see you guys soon. But in the event that I do not, good morning, good evening, good afternoon.
Ian MalcolmGod bless for everything that you are. Godspeed on this journey. We are going to continue winning. We know that that's the case because we see the PR nightmare that is Benjamin Netanyahu trying to go out and talk about how good it is. These people are going to lose. They're low IQ. They're low in terms of their capabilities.
Ian MalcolmThe only thing they're effective at is blackmail, bribery, or so it seems. And that time has come to an end. And so as Eamon was calling out, no Epstein arrest, but they can go into a foreign nation, grab a guy, parade him around. and then conduct a show trial that I'm sure is just going to be a laugh. And that's because they're out of ideas.
Ian MalcolmWe've got plenty of them. And so to those from Mossad, my dissenters, my detractors, send your finest. I've not found a single one capable of stepping into the ring with me, yet alone to some of the other individuals in here like Lou, Joanne, or the formidable truth teller who I feel like is the Mike Tyson of our movement.
Ian MalcolmSo please send your best. Go try to find them. And if you can't, then perhaps we can reevaluate that IQ that we've talked about so many times. Maybe it's not all that high, but we will see. We should do it based on that. Oh, I did one on the Ashkenazi IQ and essentially tore apart the couple studies that supposedly suggest the high IQ.
Ian Malcolmwent into the groups that they tested for that, which were very limited in the data sets, and also unpacked the ways in which they basically weighted verbal IQ rather than spatial or reasoning related IQ. which basically just suggests that perhaps a group of people that might be rather willing to lie can manipulate conversations but can't reason their way out of a paper bag.
Ian MalcolmAnd that's perhaps how you would find yourself dealing with people that without cracking a smile or an ounce of sarcasm can tell you two things in the same conversation that are completely contradictory, if not in the same sentence itself. Uh, and so I will, I'll try to put that into the purple pill. I'll send it to you directly.
Ian MalcolmMr. Machiavelli, that space was, uh, I enjoyed that one just cause I love IQ and in it, uh, as a real quick parting joke, we had a couple of Jews who came up and tried to deny my position. One said that at age four, he was tested and had, I think it was 147 IQ. I loved that one.
Speaker 4Uh, there was another, there was Ariel. Yes. 104 at four years old, 147.
Ian Malcolmand then proceeded to say a whole bunch of other things that would contradict the suggestion that he was a high IQ individual. My favorite was perhaps the other individual who, if I'm not mistaken, could not only define some of the terms that they were using in the conversation, but then I asked them to spell them and they refused to attempt.
Ian MalcolmAnd so look, I'm not the world's smartest guy, but I think that our opposition is out of ideas. I think they do not have the creativity, the cleverness, and or the moral compass to come up with new ones. And so I think we're going to continue exposing liars, exposing their lies. And in doing so, we will wake up more people.
Ian MalcolmAnd then the next thing you know, we will have more and more and more individuals, perhaps even Megyn Kelly, will be the next to join our ranks and talk about what is obviously Jewish supremacy. It's not just Zionism. It's not just Israel. It's the fact that we live in a matrix. It's one that seemingly hates us. And whether or not it does, it's certainly trying to destroy the West.
Ian MalcolmAnd that is irrefutable if you just take a look around. You open your eyes and you look at the world through a little bit clearer of a prism. And so lots of love to everybody. Joanne, Lou, Andy.
Speaker 4Can I say one thing about Megyn Kelly? That would be quite the full circle moment. Is Megyn Kelly asked Trump his first question in the first Republican debate and asked Trump about all the negative things he said about women. And then Trump was like only Rosie O'Donnell. And the day after the debate, Trump was on Fox News calling in and accusing her of...
Speaker 4being on her period. So they were on opposite sides then. So wouldn't it be really ironic if Megyn Kelly then was now on our side against Trump and against Israel? And that would just be quite the full circle moment from 11 years ago. Wouldn't that be quite the tale of all their twists and turns? That'd be quite the story.
Ian MalcolmYeah, and for what it's worth, I can't remember the exact comment on Rosie O'Donnell, but look, as again- No, Megyn Kelly was like, you've called women fat pigs, slobs, disgusting animals.
Speaker 4And then Trump was like, only Rosie O'Donnell, then the entire audience laughs. And then Megyn Kelly's like, it was a lot more than that. And Trump's like, I'm sure it was.
Ian MalcolmWell, and if I'm remembering correctly, I think Megyn Kelly kind of smirked because whether or not she liked it, it was a pretty funny comment. And so look, I'll give him credit. His dance makes me chuckle. He's said and perhaps even done some things that I can give some thumbs up to from time to time. But when it comes to the subservience to Benjamin Netanyahu,
Ian MalcolmEnough is enough. And Donald Trump, as a last little cry, maybe an attempt at optimism for you, this is not over. You have not completely ruined your legacy. You're a year in to what could be a wonderful transformation for the United States. The same goes, by the way, for Elon Musk, who, if you think about it, in spite of all of the things, and trust me, there's a long list, that I would critique him for, Elon Musk seemingly has the connections, the visibility,
Ian MalcolmAnd the financing, presuming that he's not completely just a shill propped up by the intel community, which I think Lou could probably make a pretty convincing argument that he is, and I'd probably agree with him on it. But let's just, let's have an ounce of optimism. If either Trump or Elon were remotely serious in trying and sincere in trying to make the world a better place and to truly transform the West, and in particular the United States, into a glorious place, it's right there for the taking, folks.
Ian MalcolmYou just have to be willing to call out the group that the United States has been subservient to for a long time. And so in the back of my head, you know, I will always have that teeny little bit of hope, of optimism that maybe there will be some big U-turn and that Elon Musk will look at the end of the day if that man got serious and got behind the likes of Dr. Rechtenwald and ASAPAC and actually got candidates some proper funding to speak out against this machine.
Ian MalcolmIt's not a matter of If we are going to win, we are absolutely going to win. The question just becomes, how long does it take for everybody to wake up to the things that we realize? And that's a question that we do not know the answer to. but it is certainly something that we can work every single day to try and bring about tomorrow.
Ian MalcolmAnd so we'll continue doing that. So lots of love to everybody that's out there. I want to thank you as always for being part of this. Again, thanks to the hostess with the most, Ms. Joanne, Mr. Liu. I always learn so, so, so very much for you. And Andy, thank you for being up here as well as a co-host. It's an absolute pleasure.
Ian MalcolmLook forward to seeing all of you very soon. And as a final little statement, yes, Adam's handle up there in the title of the space. feel free to give it a look and give him some support, especially if you know somebody in law enforcement that might be looking for somebody to hire. The best thing that we can do is to support those that support the causes that we get behind.
Ian MalcolmSo just do the little part. And if you can't do anything to help him, just help your neighbor, help the person that's checking out at the grocery store, say an extra little thank you. or to your welcome, or a good morning to the person that you walk by on the street. Because the little things that you do have a butterfly effect, and they make the world a way better place for everybody around you.
Ian MalcolmSo lots of love. We'll see you guys all in the next one. And until then, may the force be with you all.