Jewish Narcissism? Symptoms & Genetics

0:06Ian MalcolmI thought to myself, oh, I know this band. I've heard this voice. And my brain was racking through the vocals trying to think of why do I know this singer? And then I realized about 90% of the way through the thought process, I was like, oh, I know it from this song. And so I was like, oh, this is, okay, this is the thing that I was thinking I knew.↗

0:33Ian MalcolmBut I can't say... that I know who it is, so I might have to phone a friend, and I see that we've got Mandy up here, so I'm going to be curious if she might be able to name that tune for us.↗

0:47Speaker 2Yes, it's Talking Heads, Psycho Killer.↗

0:50@joann_marieYes, it is! Mandy, good job, Ian.↗

0:55Ian MalcolmThe Talking Heads, which is, I suppose, what we are on this platform, right? We're talking avatars, I suppose. So, I gotta ask either Mandy or JoAnn, the Talking Heads, is that their, let's say, one-hit wonder, or do they have other songs that people might know?↗

1:14@joann_marieI don't know. This is the only song I know, I think. Mandy?↗

1:17@gretchenpsmithThey definitely have other songs, but I can't think of them off the top of my head, but they definitely have other songs, because this isn't the song that I remember them for. This is just one of the other songs.↗

1:27Ian MalcolmInteresting. Alright, so if you are out there, you're listening... and you can name another song by the Talking Heads. Please put that into the purple pill. We'll look down at that and see what we can find here. And I just want to, I see we got Darrell waving his hand so maybe he might be able to name one. We will be bringing up anybody and everybody that wants to participate in this and I apologize, we're a little bit behind.↗

1:54Ian MalcolmSo I actually, I love this. If there's anybody who's ever been more punctual Then, let's say, even Santa Claus himself, who comes down the chimney every single year, the exact same time. It is Miss JoAnn, because I had to move this back about 15 minutes, and then, I suppose, an extra 10. And I got a note from JoAnn, hey, where are you?↗

2:14Ian MalcolmAbout three minutes after we were supposed to fire up. And I just want to say... I love that. I love the consistency of our team, of this panel that we're putting together, this community that we're building. I love all of you that are out there in the ether, whether you're here right now or you're listening to one of the playbacks, whether it's here on X or thanks to Mr.↗

2:37Ian MalcolmAllegedly Dank, if that is out on Apple Podcast, Rumble, Spotify, or our website, which... I feel I shouldn't even use the term our I feel like I should say Dank's website because it is he has built this entire thing that serves as an apparatus for everything that we're doing it is a catch-all for all of this and and I actually I want to kind of take a moment and pause and to again as I always do to thank him for what he has built and to do it even more so than I have the let's say last day or two and I say that because I↗

3:13Ian MalcolmFor anybody that might have been in the space, we obviously were blessed to be with the one and only Mr. Foundring, who is an unbelievable musician, historian, and kind of storyteller, not to mention a truth teller. And Foundring, as of today, has now been also not only kicked off, he's lost YouTube channels, he's lost basically every platform he's been on.↗

3:38Ian MalcolmHe's even now been pushed off of, I think it's called Gumshoe. which is a platform on which he was selling his music and they have now kicked him off. They're supposed to be the absolutist free speech platform for musicians and they have without any kind of strikes or warnings just sent him an email saying goodbye and I say that because I don't think that we are in let's say safe waters here on X. I think that we↗

4:07Ian MalcolmAbsolutely need to utilize the platform that we have for the time that we have it and to do everything that we can to share these truths with anybody and everybody because let's say the sun is rising on the truth that we're taking out to the world. People are starting to become critically aware that something is going on.↗

4:26Ian MalcolmBut as that sun goes up, let's say there is going to be a sunset on the tolerance of us having this discourse. and I do think that they are in this catch 22 where if they kick us off it validates that we're a challenge and a problem which of course then makes more people look into our message and we get the Streisand effect right where because they say up you can't talk people want to listen and so they're in this bind right where they can't nuke us off the platform but they absolutely also can't have us doing the things that we're doing↗

5:00Ian MalcolmAnd so I think it's going to get more and more difficult. I know that Canary Mine, our good friend Karen, I think that she's being pushed off. I don't know if her current handle is going to be officially nuked or not. But we're seeing people go down left, right, and center. And so I want to advocate for everybody, right?↗

5:17Ian MalcolmWe need to speak louder and more directly than we've ever done. And we also need to be more measured, more careful, more calculated with the delivery mechanism than we've ever been. right and and so that is sticking with the facts right being direct and blunt but always being able to back up the things that we are saying I strongly urge everybody to utilize question marks right to simply lay out things uh not as a declarative but rather as an inquiry right is it weird that dot dot dot is it possible that dot dot dot hey grok is it true that dot dot dot right all of these things we need to be very very very clever↗

5:59Ian MalcolmAnd if we look back, it doesn't matter if it's this digital Eighth Front War that Netanyahu views that we are in or if it is the Founding Fathers. If we go back to the revolution itself, right, for everybody that might think fondly of the movie The Patriot starring Mel Gibson, right, well, what was it that the Swamp Fox was doing, right?↗

6:20Ian MalcolmHe didn't have a band of tens of thousands of competent soldiers. No, he had essentially a bunch of farmers. But those farmers knew their land. They knew their territory. And he also knew how to basically be clever and crafty, how to utilize the fact that they were small and nimble to their advantage. We are that. We are small.↗

6:41Ian MalcolmWe are nimble. We don't have ownership of the platforms. We don't have ownership of the media. What we do have is the truth. And so we need to be utilizing that as best we can and to not go... If the Swamp Fox had taken his 50 men and lined up on the field like was their traditional kind of way of doing war at the time against the British, it would have been a massacre, right?↗

7:04Ian MalcolmBut instead, they were clever and they were crafty. That's what we need to do. So I want to advocate for that, especially amongst this rising censorship. Now, that being said, the reason for the censorship is because of the supremacy. The supremacy is downstream, I believe, from a amalgamation. of the culture, the religion, and the genetics.↗

7:48Ian Malcolmand that out of that comes all kinds of predispositions for all sorts of different things. For people that might be familiar with the Habsburgs, right? Well, they had a certain set of aesthetics, right? We also have very, very similar sets of genetic markers within this group of people that we often talk about. So in this space, I'm very, very excited for it because it's a topic that I've wanted to cover.↗

8:11Ian MalcolmIn fact, there were three different people that I think are extremely competent and capable when it comes to the mind and the genes and how they express themselves in all of us. Two of those three people said, I'm sorry, I can't do that. I don't feel comfortable. And why? Because those people don't talk about this issue.↗

8:31Ian MalcolmI basically, just like I did yesterday with Dane Wingington, we went to the experts of the experts and we said, can we have a conversation about, Dane certainly wanted to talk about climate. Anybody that did not listen to that space, Certainly bookmark it. Dane was unbelievable. The man is a freedom fighter. He is a patriot.↗

8:49Ian MalcolmHe's a genius. He's a hero. But a lot of these other people that I went to on the topic of genetics, they said, you know, this subject seems a little uncomfortable. And they didn't want to have the conversation. Well, we have the perfect person to do it in RoB. This is a man that I think is a medical guru. right he is not a doctor so don't take any of the things that we are going to hear especially if there are questions about medical sides of things we're going to put out that disclaimer right off the bat you should always consult with your medical experts that is just a a best practice it's also a piece of uh let's say compliance uh mandate that we're going to make that comment right but we do have Rob who knows in and out the human body in ways that very very few I've seen on this platform possibly could touch↗

9:38Ian MalcolmHe can talk about the mind, the body, the soul, the spirit. He can talk about where things are going because of the usual suspects. And so what he has offered to do in this space is to talk about the genetic predisposition of this certain piece of, let's say, the personality type. We're going to be talking not only about what is it to be a narcissist.↗

10:01Ian MalcolmWhat is narcissistic personality disorder? How do these things manifest themselves? How do they express themselves? What can be done if anything about them?↗

10:34Ian MalcolmThey're going to take that violent predisposition. They're probably going to influence and inject it into the culture, into the law, into the everything. And so what we're going to discuss, not only after the genetic aspects, but also what is the cultural impact of having narcissists that basically run everything. They are programming our media.↗

10:55Ian MalcolmThey are in ownership of our technologies. They certainly own the politicians. So how does a culture adapt when it's got The Sage, H1story Media↗

11:27Ian MalcolmWell, then what is the impact that it has on all the fish that are living within? So we're going to talk about every one of these angles of these aspects. We'll even talk about what could prospectively be done with a person who is narcissistic to try and mitigate that or minimize it. Is there anything that can be done?↗

11:44Ian MalcolmSo we'll be breaking all of this down again, coming at it from a medical angle. And then because Rob is so, so informed on this topic of the JQ. What does it mean culturally speaking? So I'm incredibly excited. I've wanted to do this for literally a year, and we got the perfect... Thank you for joining us.↗

12:29Ian Malcolmon how he would approach some of these challenges. So with that being said, again, I know we're a little bit behind schedule, but Ms. JoAnn, when it comes to the talking heads, hopefully there's some value in some of the things that this talking head just shared, and hopefully the psycho killers that we will be able to discuss here with the narcissist will be able to do so in a way that's informative and enlightening for everybody.↗

12:50Ian MalcolmBut anything, JoAnn, that I might have missed before we kick things over to Rob?↗

12:55@joann_marieNo, thank you so much for hosting again and that intro was amazing. RoB and I were in the back channels just like losing our minds like oh my god where is he I hope he's okay and then we just like started like rambling about a lot of things. We went into Superman and then the Zikari and then the Avengers and then like Australian free speech and we just like kept like going on and then we remembered that time that you left us for two weeks and we were like that was horrible and I was like↗

13:25@joann_marieYes, I have PTSD from it. So yeah, we were really, really, really worried. So no, I'm just really happy that you're here. And I love Rob. I love talking to him. He's such a beautiful human. So yeah, guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and bookmark it. It helps so, so much with the algorithm.↗

13:50@joann_marieAnd follow Ian and Rob and Mandy and Psycho Mally and everybody here. So no, thank you so much, Anne. I'm really happy that you're okay and also that you're here. So thank you. Go for it, Rob.↗

14:00Ian MalcolmGo.↗

14:00@joann_marieOh, sorry. Go for it again. Sorry.↗

14:03Ian MalcolmNo, I was just saying, I love it. We're going to inject some, we don't even need to because we got Rob here. He's amazing. I was just injecting the enthusiasm. Again, this is a topic I've wanted to do for a long time. We've got the perfect person for it. So everybody kind of buckle up. This one might get a little bumpy.↗

14:23Ian Malcolmand so with that Mr. Rob if you wouldn't mind maybe just not only giving an introduction to yourself but also because I think this is maybe the fourth or fifth conversation that we've been able to do with you maybe just give a little bit of background not only on who you are but also some of the things that we've talked about and what we can definitely do is to put those into the purple pill for anybody that wants to bookmark those conversations and go back and revisit them after this one.↗

14:46@rob_zpeOf course, just sending you all my love down here in Australia at the moment. Just excited to be here to push the needle forward on all these issues. Obviously, you know, we've had multiple spaces, just mainly dealing with holistic health, you know, like naturopathic medicines, empowering yourself to become your own doctor, to take back sovereignty, and just like realize that we're in the midst...↗

15:12@rob_zpeThank you so much.↗

15:34@rob_zpeBut also powerfully taking back our institutions because we're sick of the unnecessary suffering. We're sick of our planet being drawn towards this kind of narcissistic, kind of myopic worldview that's leading us towards World War III and just a general disconnection from our community, from our families and from the world around us.↗

15:53@rob_zpeYou know, narcissism has such a huge role in the modern society. And what we're seeing now is that realistically, narcissism has a huge correlation between People who are left authoritarian, you know, this kind of like left-wing authoritarian is also identical to narcissism. And research is showing that it's almost indistinguishable from people with narcissistic personality disorder.↗

16:18@rob_zpeOkay, so narcissism is a personality trait with far-reaching individual, social, and societal consequences. Okay, we're kind of being led by narcissists. Positions of power are actually... Coveted by narcissists. It's not the normal truth-seeking family man that normally takes a position as a political leader, or these sycophants, or these people up inside these bureaucratic hierarchies.↗

16:48@rob_zpeSo it's such a huge topic to unpack. And again, we've got such widespread social engineering and mass formation, mass psychosis in society, which we'll talk about as well. But realistically, Ian and JoAnn, everyone here in this space, we can all be leaders on this topic. Researching this is quite hard because they try to hide all genetic linkages towards this like outward psychopathy and mass formation and narcissism.↗

17:15@rob_zpeSo like researching this is quite tough, but we know that narcissism has a strong base in genetics. It has a strong base in this collective... And again, we'll talk about collective narcissism, which is this kind of psychological phenomenon where individuals hold inflated, unrealistic beliefs in their greatness and superiority in their social group.↗

17:36@rob_zpeAnd they combine that with chronic frustration of outsiders that fail to appreciate this truth or worth. Where do we see this?↗

17:54@rob_zpeCollective narcissism that's widely recognized by psychologists and historians behind the driving forces of things like genocide. You know what I mean? Like narcissism leads this interpersonal conflict and pathological kind of group level narcissism at the scale towards mass violence. And that has different mechanisms, which, you know, psychoanalysts have studied this kind of malignant narcissism in leaders, you know, collective narcissism in groups, which we're seeing.↗

18:22@rob_zpeAnd again, There are genetic traits that make people lifelong narcissists. And these are psychological narcissist states, which actually are quite definitive. So we're finding now that clinical narcissists actually have a brain difference that most people don't understand. And understanding it might be the best way to protect ourselves from the potential harm.↗

18:45@rob_zpeSo the narcissistic brain has measurably less gray matter in the anterior insula. So, you know, part responsibility of empathy and emotional regulation. They're actually not choosing to lack empathy. Their brains are different. They have less hardware for it. These people are literally unable to understand empathy, love, and these kind of deeper, more psychological kind of social foundations that we all take part in.↗

19:14@rob_zpeSo it's like a fundamental difference in some of these people's brains. And again, This hereditability of narcissistic traits sits between 40 and 70%. So that's in modern studies. So these links are hugely substantial. And then we see all these genetic groups have these lineages that make them more genetically predisposed towards this kind of group psychopathy, these mental issues and genetic disorders.↗

19:41@rob_zpeAnd they normally come from genetic bottlenecks. But either way, like, you know, I'm Rob. My initial kind of... The Sage, H1story Media↗

20:18@rob_zpeTalk about these issues because the world is being run by narcissists. We are being essentially pushed towards our possible destruction by essentially these kind of... If you look at Israel, it's essentially a modern narcissistic state. And even Zionism, this kind of core psyche of chosenness, which is a fusion of moral exceptionalism, historical grievances against other people, supremacy.↗

20:47@rob_zpeand they're insulated by critiques by their own claim to unique suffering. It's kind of like this emergence of this integrated system where they have brought into modernity this fact of raging nationalism and kind of like this model in which they've built this ethno-nationalist state which they have now been used to justify a genocide in front of our eyes.↗

21:16@rob_zpeSo, you know, we can unpack all these different things. I don't want to launch too heavily into it and kind of, you know, filibuster around. I just want to make sure we get to the nuts and bolts of this, answer all the questions that people want to talk about, because there's so much hidden about narcissism. Also, mass formation, mass psychosis, which the world is going through.↗

21:34@rob_zpeAnd also the fact that social media is conditioning and producing generations of narcissists.↗

21:46@rob_zpePsycho, these weapons towards changing the way we think, change the way we interact with the world, change the way we interact with our families, disconnecting us from our families, disconnecting us from the truth, and just the fact that they're trying to create a global narcissistic pandemic to disconnect you from what matters, to make it sure you're consuming, to make it sure that you're purely based on↗

22:13@rob_zpeThank you for joining us.↗

22:41@rob_zpeSo we can open it up. I just want to hear what everyone thinks, what Ian thinks. I reckon Ian could do his own masterclass on this himself. I think he's seen like firsthand how these people operate, their modus operandi, how they, you know, socially kind of, you know, undermine everyone, every chance and what these narcissistic traits mean in practical sense.↗

23:00@rob_zpeSo I wonder what you guys think. And I don't want to get too deep into it. The Sage, H1story Media↗

23:31Ian MalcolmTo your point around culture, what does that manifest in terms of the cultural norms that we see perhaps out of these groups of people when they are, let's say, hyper-concentrated like they are in Israel? And then what does that mean when those people have the reins of power to normalize that worldview via technology? And I really do think, and we'll get into this, but at a very high level, and I'll give kind of my overarching...↗

23:59Ian MalcolmThesis, and then what we'll do is certainly would love to just ensure we check in with everybody, and maybe JoAnn can kind of walk through that with a couple of the people that have their hands up. I want to give a big shout out to Mr. Bilzerian for Congress, who helped an immense amount with Dan's campaign run. And so I want to make sure that we get a chance for everybody to give some kind of overarching high-level thoughts, and then we'll go back to Rob and we'll start to deep dive into this subject.↗

24:25Ian MalcolmBut at 50,000 feet, I'm going to be very curious if Rob agrees, disagrees with this sentiment. But the thing that I want everybody to think about as we kind of walk through this is there is the age-old kind of mythological understanding of narcissists. This idea of the person who's forever looking at their reflection thinking, oh, I'm so beautiful.↗

24:48Ian MalcolmAnd it's all about physical vanity. Now, that is certainly an aspect of narcissism is this perception of The Sage, H1story Media↗

25:24Ian MalcolmThis is very critical. I want everybody to make sure to kind of hearken on this piece. It's rampant insecurity that creates an artificial sense of self, right? Now, when we think about who we are, right, if we are a 1985, right, pick a vehicle, a 1985 Ford Mustang, if that's who we are, we can look at ourselves and we can say, okay, I'm this...↗

25:53Ian MalcolmI am this color. I have this amount of horsepower. I do these things well. I do these things poorly. Now let's imagine that that 85 Ford Mustang says to itself, you know, I really wish I was younger. I wish I was different. I wish I had more. I wish I was a 2025 Lamborghini, right? And then that 1985 Ford Mustang says to itself, you know, I am.↗

26:46Ian Malcolmand maybe that's totally fine as it drives around town. It goes to pick up a Starbucks coffee, which we should be boycotting, right? But it goes to get its groceries. It's able to do all those things. Now envision that that 1985 Ford Mustang, it has to go to the racetrack and it sees other things that are able to do things that it can't.↗

27:06Ian MalcolmWhat is that car going to do as it goes around the track? Well, not only is it going to get upset, The Sage, H1story Media↗

27:42Ian MalcolmThe False Presentation and False Sense of Worth or of Value or of Capability↗

28:11Ian MalcolmRight, somebody that is, let's imagine it is athletics. Right, so you've got somebody who perhaps is not only, let's talk athletics and genetics. Right, you've got somebody who's five feet tall, they're not very athletic, they can't jump very high, but they're convinced that they're a professional basketball player. They are the best that's on the court.↗

28:30Ian MalcolmRight, so what are they going to do when they see other more talented, more capable people coming by? Again, they're gonna be angry, they're gonna be upset. Now the biggest problem is if we then flip this because we know that we don't see these people often perhaps not only on the basketball court but also maybe not behind a race car because perhaps they don't have the ability to navigate those more complex situations.↗

28:53Ian MalcolmRight now imagine that we're in the boardroom and we're in the bank's boardroom and you look on the front of the bank and whose name's at the top of it? It's probably this group of people. and you've got this individual who may be in the same way intellectually and emotionally is as incapable as that 85 Mustang that we were talking about or the five foot person on the basketball court, right?↗

29:16Ian MalcolmBut imagine that you are now intellectually and maybe emotionally as handicapped as that old car or that short person. But now imagine that because the name is on the front of the bank, well, they get to be the boss anyway. And what are you going to get? You're going to get The Sage, H1story Media The Sage, H1story Media↗

29:55Ian MalcolmThank you so much for having me.↗

30:20Ian MalcolmAnd what often happens is that I demonstrate a very large delta between what we're able to process and perhaps some of the detractors that might be from this group of people. And what do they often do? They just simply discount all of the worldview, all of the data points, all of the logic that we might provide, and instead they just say, oh, you're inferior, you're incompetent, you're just a crazy person, you're just a whatever.↗

30:46Ian MalcolmAnd why? because they can't, just like that 85 Mustang, it can't keep up on the track. And so that is the problem with narcissists is not only are they dishonest about who they are, what they're capable of, and let's say their strengths, but they have to destroy anybody that points to or points out those weaknesses. It is a massive, rampant insecurity run amok.↗

31:13Ian MalcolmThe Sage, H1story Media The Sage, H1story Media↗

31:38Ian MalcolmIt is an ugly person in a beauty pageant saying, how dare the judge not recognize that me, that I am the most beautiful. It must be because they hate me. You can start to see how this would be a massive problem. And to Rob's point, there is a genetic element to this. And from all the research I've done into it, one of the biggest problems is that it's near impossible to tell or convince somebody↗

32:08Ian MalcolmThat's my very, very high level kind of a...↗

32:32Ian MalcolmWhat is it? A cartoonish presentation of this idea, but I do want everybody to recognize it's not just about thinking that you're more than you are. It's the creation of that shell. So it's the 85 Mustang that's got the quote-unquote body, right? It's been retrofit to look like it's the Lamborghini in its own mind. And all of us might look at it and we're like, I mean, dude, you put the Lamborghini logo on the 85 Mustang like you're not that.↗

33:00Ian MalcolmWe all get it. But they don't. They're incapable of recognizing it. They can't comprehend. They can't compute the differences. And when you try to point them out, they will just attack you rather than being honest about what they are. So it's that shell, the creation of it and the protection of it from anybody and everybody.↗

33:16Ian MalcolmI'll be very curious for some of the thoughts that Rob might have as we go through that. But that's just my 50,000 foot perspective on not only the. Thanks again, Ian, for always hosting.↗

33:54@electbilzerianRob, thank you for your work on looking into the biological basis of behavior. It's really important, I think, that people look more deeply into this because oftentimes when you don't have an explanation for something, you can't really solve it. So one thing I just wanted to throw by you, and I'm going to keep this short, but one of my first↗

34:20@electbilzerianX Spaces was actually with Ian on a paper I wrote about the epigenetics of circumcision and that Jews have been circumcising babies within the first, you know, days of their life for 3,000 years. So this is the longest running human experiment ever that's been done every generation with extreme health consequences.↗

34:50@electbilzerianstress that happens from the circumcision, but the babies dying, the grief of mothers, STDs, et cetera, right? So one thing I think that is a good explanation for the root of the narcissism is essentially when the foreskin is removed right away, what happens is it's It's a huge piece of sensory tissue that's designed to regulate hormonal and emotional behavior.↗

35:30@electbilzerianSo it's linked to a part of the brain that is crucial to emotional stress, bonding. And when you sever that tissue, the brain then has to remap itself. So not only do you have the pain, because they didn't have anesthetics. So through this whole time, you have this massive pain response. So the baby's being born into the world, being attacked.↗

36:04@electbilzerianSo like you said, narcissism is a self-defense mechanism. And I think this is where the root behavior kind of comes from, because every generation Epigenetically, it would compound and just get worse and worse. So in the West, we do circumcise, but we're only a few generations in, so we're not going to have the population level behavioral response that a group like Jews would have when they're like 500, 1,000 years into this practice, especially without modern medical↗

36:46@electbilzerianAssistant. So I put an article in the chat. I'm just going to throw that out there and keep it short. But I thought you might find it interesting as a place to see where this root mechanism starts from. And then it just blossoms from there. And it turns into a whole group level behavior that just spirals into chaos. So thanks again, man, for your work.↗

37:13@electbilzerianI appreciate it. And I'm looking forward forward to what everyone has to say.↗

37:20@joann_marieWell, thank you so much for coming up, Dan. And I was co-hosting that space with Ian, the one about circumcision with your other account. And it was so interesting. So thank you so much for adding all of that. And yeah, no, I agree with so much of that. So thank you so much. All right. Darrell, welcome. Go for it.↗

37:41@darelllemailvcYeah, I'm gonna be super quick. I think the analogy that Ian laid down, which is thinking more than you are, that is an excellent analogy. And circling back to what Mr. Rob and Mr. Dan Bilzerian said, you're looking at something that's not neocortical, nor is it R-complex. So when you look at the three types of the brain,↗

38:08@darelllemailvcThe Sage, H1story Media↗

38:37@darelllemailvcCarl Sagan, which he's a Jew, postulated on that. But there's also a really good book that I read a long time ago, and I wish I could quote some of the things from it.↗

39:04@darelllemailvcRichard Dawkins The God Gene↗

39:26@darelllemailvcwill operate under whatever personality type that you fall into, which there are approximately 16, like ENTJ, INTF, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It goes further on and further on, but I do believe there are exogenic factors that do coincidentally collide into whatever you're inherently born with. Thank you so much for joining us.↗

40:18@darelllemailvcand I'll yield there. Thank you for having me.↗

40:23@rob_zpeJust quickly, yeah, I think you're definitely right. It definitely is a mix we're finding now. It's not just one or the other. You can have this narcissism run in families and it definitely is a hugely inheritable trait. Obviously more recent studies are showing that it is more directly related to genetics than more societal or social factors than was perceived.↗

40:48@rob_zpeI think they've tried to hide some of the literature that's now showing why certain ethnic groups are more narcissistic, why it runs in families, why it is an inherited trait. But also now we're seeing just with social engineering the fact that people that come from predispositions genetically for non-narcissism are now showing narcissistic states.↗

41:11@rob_zpeSo we have this difference between narcissistic traits, which are inherited, which are like these narcissistic disorders that you know are kind of started from life and now we've got these narcissistic states which we're seeing more and more common now in our youth so it's like it's such a very complex topic as well like anyone's saying it's one way or the other is lying to you and I think that you did a very good job there Daryl in encapsulating as well with the limbic system so more of these like actual like genetic systematic explanations of like why↗

41:46@rob_zpeYou know, people feel this certain way for their life, you know what I mean? Because the emotional center in the brain with the amygdala and hippocampus, they play key roles in how individuals, you know, with these traits process the world, you know, and have emotional regulation and shame. You know, the role of the limbic system in narcissism shouldn't be understated, okay?↗

42:07@rob_zpeThese people have oversensitized amygdala. They process fear and detect threats in different ways, you know what I mean? And sometimes they even... Process, Criticism as Physical Pain. So we need to start looking at what are the structural differences? Why are these people acting so crazily, so consistently? And why are we now seeing it permeate through society?↗

42:29@rob_zpeSo I think that you did very well there, Daryl. And I think together as a group, everyone here, we can deal with this topic, which really doesn't get much exposure in relation to how much it impacts our lives. We are being ruled by narcissists. So, you know, effectively, it's great to have so many people here that want to talk about this issue, you know, scientifically and also in a way which is analytical.↗

42:54@rob_zpeAnd again, don't trust what I'm saying. Don't trust what anyone says on the internet. Do your own research. Don't take what I'm saying as truth. Make sure you do your own research. Empower yourself. You can't trust anyone on the internet anymore. They've always got this, like, you know, different narrative. They've always got their own, you know, agenda.↗

43:12@rob_zpeSo I think that in spaces like this where we can decentralize the conversations, and that's what narcissism won't allow. It won't allow for this decentralization and opposing views. And that's why we see in places like Israel where there's just no debate, they're just happily going on and now invading Lebanon, which is what we're watching in front of us, these crimes in front of our eyes.↗

43:31@rob_zpeSo it's like, how are they justifying these crimes? What are these psychological traits which allow them to consistently justify these crimes Thank you so much.↗

44:10Ian MalcolmNo, and speaking of which, I know that we've got Amiru in here, who I know he's extensively studied the brain as well, so it should be really fascinating to go through this. Really quickly, before we launch into the official segment here, Rob, I think we're going to start on kind of the, let's say, the biochemistry side.↗

44:29Ian MalcolmWhy don't we first go down to Mr. Psycho, see if he's got any thoughts, kind of overarching. and then, like I said, we'll kind of close this initial little prep portion and then we'll dive into some of the science behind it with you, Rob.↗

44:44@psychomalo13Well, hello, guys. Do you hear me? We can. All right. Beautiful, Ian. First off, God bless everybody in this space. And may the Lord protect all of us during these times, especially times that is the great awakening at this point in our life and is tribulation to the highest matter. You see, I definitely wanted to say I am definitely nobody of an important proportion.↗

45:09@psychomalo13I'm a regular dude, just like I'm a regular guy and I'm being the best guy I can be. Especially for our top nation, Israel, that are our partners, right? So during these preps, I actually understand that everybody right now is at the same level of stress, same level of tiresome behavior, same level of betrayal, and also just the altogether manner of us being treated as if we are not God's children and actually being treated like animals.↗

45:43@psychomalo13and having majority of our hard work, finances, family, friends, as well as many other people of great care that we know that are serving right now for a dual army, which is the U.S. and Israeli merge, which is tough for us to deal with. So let's just say this before I go ahead and just land so we could actually go ahead and get to the points of the matter that everybody definitely might have.↗

46:13@psychomalo13And the common tongue and the common thought about how these people have affected our lives and just barely with the awakening that has happened within the last maybe six or seven years. It's astronomical because a lot of us are probably still wondering how much more we do not know about these people. And well, I'm sorry, I do not call them people.↗

46:34@psychomalo13I call them demons. And I call them baby penis sucking demons. I am very uncensored today, people. And please forgive me in regards. But I am going to be the crash out soul for all people who probably cannot talk to a level of crowd in a matter. And trust me, I've been there before. But I will go ahead and be your release form.↗

46:57@psychomalo13I will bring the righteous justice about how we can go into terms that this Overruling and occupying of our government, our family, and our livelihoods, as well as our lives. Because, you know, they control what we have in our food. Man, I'm starting already. Okay. So, to close out, I am with all of you. We are all Goy.↗

47:19@psychomalo13And we are God's Goy. I would rather be a Goy than a Jew. Any day. Every day of my life. At least a Goy has heart. At least a Goy has character. And something that the Jews will never have because... They disgraced it themselves, and that is Jesus Christ Almighty. So once again, thank you so much to Ian for the space that he is providing all of us, especially in this time of great, great surveillance, as well as great tyranny that comes down to our amendment rights, as well as our privacy, which apparently we do not need by some of the government officials and a couple of the red states that we voted for.↗

47:56@psychomalo13And now it's getting closer to our children. because now that every other school that is being built, there is flock cameras around looking at our children, looking for us, and also looking for threats of the family so they could plan to take our children. There's many ways I can get into it, but we got to protect our children and keep our faith.↗

48:15@psychomalo13I'll land there. Thank you, Ian. Thank you so much, JoAnn. I definitely give them a follow if possible. And Rob, it is an absolute pleasure to actually be here. Your work is amazing. Definitely inspired me to look into a lot of passages within a lot of the secret societies as well as the secret laws and regulations and or the tyrannical injustices that we go through because it takes us all a while to wake up.↗

48:40@psychomalo13But nobody could be more awake now because it is in front of our doors. So God bless and I will yield there. I will be back.↗

48:51@joann_marieBeautiful. Thank you so much, Psycho. And I always love your runs. Sorry, Ian, did you want to say something?↗

48:57Ian MalcolmNo, I was just going to double down on the gratitude aspect of that. And I always love when we do have Psycho in here. And I'm going to call out if he's still with us as we wind this down way off in the distance, if he will conclude it with a prayer, because he always does it with such a spectacular rendition. So I'm very humbled and grateful that he's here with us.↗

49:20Ian MalcolmI see that Andy's got his hand up, so why don't we check in really quickly with Andy on this kind of preamble piece, and then, like I said, we'll turn things over to Rob again.↗

49:27@froemelandyYeah, so right when this space started, I actually saw a Fox News article, and it was about this Philadelphia teacher who was like a pro-Palestinian activist saying she was Palestinian and black, but then she's actually part white and part Jewish, and she was lying about her Palestinian... Ancestry and then she would apologize so this just goes to Jewish narcissism and then the activist group she was a part of kicked her out so she was hiding her Jewish heritage pretending↗

50:21@froemelandyAnd then they're like, oh, no, no, you can't criticize us, the Holocaust. And I mean, just look at it. They went from 1945 to 2023, where basically very few people criticized them, at least in the West. And it was kind of like, and then the second October 7th happened, people started calling out Israel. And they're like, how dare you call out a genocide?↗

50:40@froemelandyThat's anti-Semitic. And people are like, wait, what? We just don't like seeing kids being bombed. and then people started digging in further and then people went into the central bank, more of the control of Hollywood, the media and then it made people realize, wait a minute, this isn't just an Israel issue, this is a Jewish supremacy issue and their narcissism made them overplay their hand because they went 78 years where they were immune from criticism in the Western world and again, their narcissism makes them have this reflex where they're superior, they can't be criticized, they're God's chosen people because they truly,↗

51:15@froemelandyThe Sage, H1story Media↗

51:38@froemelandyMike Huckabee↗

52:04@froemelandyYeah, the Jews can create the Greater Israel Project. They can just conquer a bunch of the Middle East. And mind you, this is our ambassador to Israel, so he's supposed to be representing American interests, but no, he's representing Israeli interests to America. I've used this example many times, but imagine if our ambassador to China said, you know what, China can just take Taiwan, they can take South Korea, they can take Japan, they can have the Greater China Project.↗

52:30@froemelandyNo big deal. That ambassador to China would be immediately arrested and thrown in jail for committing treason. Or imagine if our ambassador to Russia said, you know what? Russia can just reestablish the Soviet Union. That ambassador would be thrown in jail for treason. So in a just world, Mike Huckabee would be in jail right now for committing treason.↗

52:50@froemelandyBut of course not, because he's a Christian Zionist working on behalf of the Jews, and that's how our system is set up to protect I also have a question.↗

53:09@joann_marieThank you so much, Andy, for all of that that I saw about that Jew who was pretending to be a police. These people are just shameless. It's just crazy. But yeah, thank you so much.↗

53:22Ian MalcolmLet's check in because I know he had a question and was one of the first people up. Let's go to Patriot for a final either question or comment on this, and then we'll go back to Rob to dive in.↗

53:32@patriot_front_Thank you, Ian. I first of all want to appreciate the prescription of rationality you first prescribed when you introduced the space, and I'll try to follow your format. What you mentioned was spot on in that young leaders must choose the right words for the right occasion. and deliver well articulated ideas in a clear voice using harmonious gestures and a presentation technique representative of senior leadership.↗

54:00@patriot_front_And I did appreciate that. Just as a one sentence background of myself, I'm an American with a college degree. I have a tentative acceptance into the University of Tel Aviv in 2028. I'm also a military veteran. My question is framed this way. Could we consider, as listeners and speakers for RoB, adding a further lens to this topic?↗

54:26@patriot_front_I see the topic as Jewish narcissism. I've listened to the lens that it's being presented in. And I wanted to mention the idea of the Jewish perspective of Abraham Maslow. He's famous, of course, for his hierarchy of needs. We learned that in college. What's not well known is his term metamotivation. which is to describe self-actualized people who are driven by innate forces beyond their basic needs so that they may explore and reach their full human potential.↗

54:58@patriot_front_Maslow's theory of motivation gave insight on individuals having the ability to be motivated by a calling, mission, or life purpose. From Wikipedia, I'd contrast that with Josh Neal's ethnoscience mentioning Karl Popper and Richard Hofstadter to begin in that Jews typically have A political motivation behind the topics being introduced into mainstream academia.↗

55:23@patriot_front_And I would just ask that we might look at narcissism already in a Jewish psychiatric lens and expand on the scope. One name that I thought I'd make you aware of in connection with the Frankfurt School Actively in America is Dr. Kenneth Kendler. He is the main author rewriting the new DSM. is funded by the Department of Social Security and the Department of Veteran Affairs, and the company is contracted to maintain and analyze information on all welfare recipients of Social Security disability income and veterans disability income are kept by the company Statistics Sweden.↗

56:02@patriot_front_Additionally, his mother, Sylvia Seidman, was a student of Abraham Maslow. Further, Dr. Kimler's father named Howard H. Kimler served in the United States Army as a psychiatrist during World War II, and he has ties to the Frankfurt School Movement in Germany. Thank you for the space.↗

56:30Ian Malcolmand as long as they're delivered kind of with respect not not to me again I say whatever they want but to the the space the decorum and that was certainly done with that so certainly feel free and and as we go through these subjects we'll definitely take kind of pauses if there's any kind of questions challenges inquiries they are all welcome of course↗

56:52Ian Malcolmand perhaps what we'll do is towards the end after Rob goes through this presentation we'll do a Q&A and it'll bounce all around and so all of those positions will be of course welcomed and appreciated. So let's go back to Rob here and perhaps let's start again on kind of the genetic and the biochemistry side of things, right?↗

57:13Ian MalcolmThe mechanics of it. We were talking about that 85 Mustang. Let's open the hood and look at the motor. And again, this isn't an all people are anything all the time, right? Because obviously we've got people of all colors and pigmentations and nationalities that are all sorts of heights, creeds, all those things. But when we talk on the macro levels and let's say predispositions, that's what we'll be focusing on here.↗

57:38Ian MalcolmSo it's taking a scientific of an approach as we can. But Rob, why don't we try to open the hood and try to understand that kind of the, again, the ins and outs of what it is that we're discussing here.↗

57:49@rob_zpe100%. We're here to kind of analyze and synthesize the best of the information available to us. And just so people know, we're kind of pointing our fingers in certain directions. But in the end, myself and people in this group, we just want the best for everyone. We want the best for humanity. We want humanity to collectively align with themselves for war to end, for this collective awakening to proceed.↗

58:18@rob_zpefor all of these horrible forms of unnecessary suffering to stop. So we're not doing this to kind of like label people a certain way and walk away from the topic. We're here to try and bring people together and like, what are the barriers stopping world peace? What are these psychological issues stopping the world collectivizing in this more modern, like beyond this ethno-nationalist movement where we're just, I'm in this country and...↗

58:45@rob_zpeI believe this, it's like when will humanity start aligning itself as a collective group of people that just want the best on this planet so we can stop the wars and just move into this like form of like global peace which is so possible, it's just so possible, it's just that we have a few hundred families at the top organizing the planet, dividing us to try to conquer us and we're seeing this kind of like them so...↗

59:42@rob_zpeHow is it genetic? What are the traits which are being brought across and how everyone knows? Narcissism can be a normal part of someone's psychology. We all are narcissists at a certain point of our lives or in certain situations. When we're young, we're very self-centered, but we grow out of this narcissism. It's healthy to grow out and see that for what it is and to move past, yes, I was self-serving, self-interested.↗

1:00:08@rob_zpeBut now I'm like part of a community. I have a cause greater than myself. And this is one of the philosophical people of life. It's like when society or individuals have a cause greater than themselves, that's when society flourishes. Like when we actually put causes above our own, you know, happiness, our own comfort.↗

1:00:27@rob_zpeAnd when we start moving towards this kind of, you know, the future or planting the trees we won't get to sit under. But, you know, I think that... Everyone knows or thinks themselves sometimes a little too highly. But again, that's part of being able to self-love or have these normal ways in which we don't interfere with the individual's ability to carry out normal life.↗

1:00:52@rob_zpeBut then again, we don't want these exaggerated personality disorders making a sense of self too important, this need for admiration or this lack of empathy, which is this core trait of narcissism. So in addition to disrupting relationships in this day-to-day life, NPD or this kind of classical narcissistic personality disorder can raise questions from family members, from your ethnic group, from your religious group.↗

1:01:21@rob_zpeWhat happens when you're genetically predisposed to narcissism but then you're religion that entrains and conditions narcissism and a modern society that rewards narcissism. So we're seeing that People who may have not been overtly narcissistic being genetically or socially positioned for the phenotype to start expressing that narcissism strongly.↗

1:01:46@rob_zpeCan narcissism be passed down genetically? All that decides what are the other causes of narcissism? We'll just go over these quickly. We're getting into the genetic etiology of narcissism and reviewing the different symptoms and treatments.↗

1:02:03@rob_zpeIn short, is it genetic? Yes, possibly. So there's strong correlation now, and all these different studies show that we have demonstrated that narcissism is at least partly genetic. In fact, according to all these studies, the risk of inheriting narcissism is about half in some cases. So, you know, if your parents are narcissists, you get a good half, 50-50 chance.↗

1:02:25@rob_zpeOkay, so narcissism, like other conditions, under this kind of behavioral genetic umbrella, is often studied using twins. It's not really that accurate, I would say, but these people use some weird strategies. But identical twins share 100% of their DNA, whereas fraternal twins share 50% of their DNA. So when twins, either identical or fraternal, are raised in the same house with the same parents, researchers can assume the environmental influences are similar and they would not cause personality traits in one child or the other.↗

1:02:55@rob_zpeSo if you keep that in mind, the traits are shared in identical twins and the environment is controlled. The researchers can then... Hypothesize the trait in question has more genetic bias. So, you know, if you look at identical twins now and all the studies that show, they've done all these different studies, I could just go through all of them with you, but they just essentially show that genetic components of narcissism, which were unclear exactly how big or small in effect, it's become consistent with studies of other personality disorders, which are notoriously hard to kind of quantify scientifically.↗

1:03:31@rob_zpeSo, The studies are given a lot of weight and it's hard to see because the way they interpret them has different metrics. But to definitively determine that genetics, etiology of NPD, they actually need to continue studying this and I think it's being suppressed. So if you really look at the other core reasons for narcissism...↗

1:03:54@rob_zpeThey relate to mass formation. So we actually have this kind of collective psychological regression in individuals in large groups where they adopt this kind of shared grandiose and prudent defense mechanisms that are mainly modeled by a central leader. So it really matters because stopping this mass formation, mass psychosis and narcissism is important because↗

1:04:21@rob_zpeIt's the foundation for totalitarianism and especially widespread loss of individuals' critical thinking. So why does this matter at such a large scale? Because it entrains people for totalitarian style, loss of being able to think critically. And you've got proponents and psychologists like Mityas Desmet. So he wrote a book called The Psychology of Totalitarianism.↗

1:04:46@rob_zpeSo they argue... That mass formation is the primary mechanism which totalitarian states seize power. So unlike classical dictatorships where they rule directly through physical fear, totalitarian regimes leverage a fanatically accepted narrative to gain voluntary compliance from a large portion of society. So they have this kind of singular overarching narrative driven by intense fear or anxiety.↗

1:05:15@rob_zpeWhat state do we see that in? Individuals can experience states akin to this collective hypnosis. So this is a core element of mass formation, mass mycosis that we're seeing. So people start disregarding the empirical data, logic, the alternative viewpoints to maintain conformity. They stop processing information at a fundamental level.↗

1:05:43@rob_zpeAnd stopping this process is critical. for maintaining environment where scientific inquiry or rational debate or interdependent thought can thrive. And that's what we see like dying in states where we have this mass narcissism and mass formation. So normally this mass formation requires a clear object of anxiety. So a designated enemy or a problem that the narrative blames for society's frustrations.↗

1:06:10@rob_zpeWhere do we see this? So often this leads to more severe social polarization where anyone questioning The dominant narrative is aggressively targeted, excluded or scapegoated. So, you know, halting the dynamic prevents the breakdown of families and communities due to kind of ideological intolerance. So it's essentially just a huge problem for society now.↗

1:06:36@rob_zpeBut essentially what we do see on the more genetic side is that people who are narcissists have less grey matter in their brains. Like they're actually are fundamentally incapable of feeling the same emotions that we do. So it leaves them kind of like at odds with the rest of society. So that's why we see this like general pathological narcissism and altered brain structure, which essentially is a far reaching disorder, which is denoted by these personality disorders.↗

1:07:10@rob_zpeAnd essentially, if we're just going to look at it from like a genetic position, One of the key features is lacking empathy. So essentially patients suffering from disorder, they're actually not able to display compassion. And there are studies done by a bunch of people who have researched directly. So they've actually looked at all of these different narcissistic traits and they've used magnetic resonance imaging, MRI methods, and the scientific measurements.↗

1:07:43@rob_zpeThey looked at the thickness of the patient's cerebral cortex. So the cerebral cortex forms the external nerve cell layer of the brain. The findings revealed that those subjects suffering from narcissistic personality disorder exhibit these structural abnormalities. So precisely in the region of brain which is involved in processing and generating compassion.↗

1:08:09@rob_zpeSo the parts which generate compassion are like Not the same as you and I and structurally different. So for patients with narcissism, this region of the cerebral cortex was markedly reduced in thickness. So in the control group, the thickness is hugely and structurally different. So their data show the amount of empathy, it's directly correlated between the volume of gray matter in the brain and the way in this corresponding cortical representation in the insular region.↗

1:08:42@rob_zpeand that the patients with narcissism exhibit a structural deficit in exactly that area. So this is by Dr. Ropke, who is, I think, Swedish or Icelandic. And he was commenting on these findings in this overall study, but he was building on this initial structural data, which attempts to currently use functional imaging to understand how the brains of these patients who are narcissists work.↗

1:09:08@rob_zpeAnd more study needs to be done. And I think maybe Emiro could help us Look at maybe some more ways to contextualize what's going on inside the brain of a narcissist, what are the genetic traits which are inherited, and maybe why do we see that in only specific certain ethnic groups, and then other groups we have this general compassion or love for the love of man, and others we see this disdain and hate.↗

1:09:34@rob_zpeSo hopefully I've given you a little overview of just what the studies are showing and saying it is genetic. It is definitely strongly related to the structural parts of the brain. And again, as Darrell said before, you've got the amygdala. You've got also all these different ways in which MRIs, different studies can show that it's literally some structural differences in their brains.↗

1:09:56@rob_zpeIt's like there are slightly different formations that create this. And then that's being seen at a mass scale now at a national level and now a global level. Yeah, so maybe if we could get Amiro up here, maybe he has some thoughts to add. Maybe there's something I didn't touch on, which maybe I should touch on. But again, we're glad to have so many leaders here to talk about this important subject.↗

1:10:22@joann_marieWell, no pressure at all. Yeah, go for it, Amiro. Thank you so much for coming up.↗

1:10:27@iqviajqYeah, thanks for having me. I did want to go in like a few minutes. Not just yet, but you're calling me, giving me all this praise. What am I going to do? Say no?↗

1:10:42@iqviajqWhat can I say about narcissists?↗

1:10:47@iqviajqI think there's definitely a connection between immaturity and narcissism. Because when you look at children, even good children that grow up to be perfectly fine, they just tend to be more selfish, less patient, and they don't even have maybe theory of mind. They're not really considering other people's conscious experience as much as they're more kind of absorbed in their own conscious experience and them feeling good.↗

1:11:14@iqviajqAnd as they grow, as they socialize, other people's conscious experience has to start being accounted for. And I think kids that don't do that as they grow up are going to be susceptible to narcissism.↗

1:11:36@iqviajqThe Sage, H1story Media↗

1:12:04@iqviajqIt seems like you have a lot of knowledge on this, I'm kind of impressed. It seems almost every single narcissistic trait, you can tie it to something related to the frontal lobe that if someone does not have, we would say they're immature. Like someone who doesn't have theory of mind, or someone who only thinks of themselves, or someone who can't share, or someone who can't wait, or someone with some kind of...↗

1:12:33@iqviajqInflated self-importance, that is a sign of lack of self-awareness.↗

1:12:39@iqviajqSo I'm curious what you think of everything I just said.↗

1:12:43@rob_zpeNo, I think that you've made some beautiful points. And yeah, I would definitely agree. Narcissism and the frontal lobe, it's like emotional immaturity deeply connected through the brain's executive and emotional regulation networks. You know what I mean? Like pathological narcissism. It's being increasingly understood not just as like a behavioral flaw, but more as like a development arrest.↗

1:13:07@rob_zpeSo like the development stops at a certain stage when normal human behavior progress and then develop empathy and develop all these like more balanced behavioral kind of traits. But it's like the development stops and it's like it's supported by this kind of neurological, these distinctions like in the prefrontal cortex.↗

1:13:28@rob_zpeAnd then when like people study it, They look at these deficits in the frontal lobe and this area in which the gray matter or this cortical thickness develops. It's almost like a genetic limit. It's like the genetic limits to stop their brain from getting stronger to develop and process empathy. It's like this weakened connectivity.↗

1:13:52@rob_zpeAgain, it's like these pathways of communication that show they're actually weaker. especially when the prefrontal cortex the reward system to the brain so it kind of disrupts them from internally stabilizing their self-worth kind of forcing them to constantly seek external validation and all these things so because that's what triggers their dopamine and that's what like their feedback loop is like based on whereas like a healthier brain would be or like a more emotionally mature brain would not have this type of like stunted development and you can kind of like↗

1:14:29@rob_zpeDevelop your ego in a way which is more normal and which is more like, you know, maybe adapted to in a society at large. So I think that you really did well in kind of like giving your perception on like what some of the more indirect causes or like how we contextualize like narcissism, not as just this like random psychotic state, but maybe it's like this inherent↗

1:14:56@rob_zpeStructural Thing, which also has other causes in more of the phenotypic. It's a balance between everything. You can make a narcissist, but it's also like you can be born and also you can condition a narcissist traits. So hopefully I've done well to bookend your thoughts. No, yeah, definitely.↗

1:15:18@joann_marieAnd also the amygdala, right, Amiru? I remember reading a study by a guy called James Fallon. I remember his name because of James Fallon. But this is a different person. And he was talking about how they were doing studies on how you can spot a psychopath and how the amygdala has a lot of... that you can see in the tests.↗

1:15:42@joann_marieI think Rob knows what I'm talking about.↗

1:15:45@iqviajqPsychopaths maybe have less fear?↗

1:15:51@malleusigActually, I think that the research was that if you look at some forms of psychopathy, they are caused by either some kind of insult to the amygdala or some kind of lesion. They found they can actually induce the rat analog to psychopathy in rats if they produce lesions in the amygdala. Interestingly enough, this not only creates completely amoral, violent behavior, it also results in the rat no longer discriminating between sex objects.↗

1:16:29@malleusigSo the rat will attempt to mate with basically any rat of any sex or any age after you add a lesion to the amygdala.↗

1:16:38Ian MalcolmWhoa.↗

1:16:38Speaker 3That's insane.↗

1:16:39Ian MalcolmAnd real quick, just from a pop culture reference for everybody that's listening, this idea that the↗

1:17:10Ian Malcolmwho is one of the world's greats at essentially climbing up these gigantic mountains and does so without any harnesses or other gears in the event that he falls off the mountain, right? So thousands of feet in the air, if something slips, well, that's the end of him. And in the documentary, they – and I'm just kind of referencing this so it's easier to follow along in case the rat analogy there wasn't.↗

1:17:34Ian MalcolmIn the documentary, they actually took this individual, they did scanning of various aspects of his brain, and essentially this individual, his mind does not process fear and anxiety the way that normal people do. And I mention it because...↗

1:18:17Ian MalcolmPart of the reason that they're really good at it is that they have essentially no fear of the fall that they would beget if they lose their grip. Whereas normal people, of course, would process that entirely different than him. So his ability to go out and climb these mountains is going to be way better than ours because we have the anxiety, we have the fear, we have all those other limitations.↗

1:18:39Ian MalcolmAnd so I bring this up because it maybe will serve as an easier example for people to think through how a... Maybe a very, very subtle difference in the biochemistry of the mind is going to result in entirely different, not only personality traits, but also their ability to either act in a certain way, which for this free climber is a great thing, right?↗

1:18:59Ian MalcolmHe can climb these giant mountains. He doesn't get afraid, so his fingers don't tremble, so he doesn't fall, right? But maybe in other aspects of his life, that might present a massive challenge. He might not be able to recognize fears or dangers and process them in a way that would be of benefit, right? And so one thing's advantage is another disadvantage.↗

1:19:19Ian MalcolmAnd in this case with narcissism, the inability to have, for example, empathy or to relate to other people. Well, maybe that might be very beneficial if you're a soldier, right? And you have to go out and murder people. But if your goal is to try and create a high trust society or to perpetuate it, and you're totally indifferent to the consequences on everybody else, well, then you might be able to say, you know what?↗

1:19:42Ian MalcolmI think there's a great business model in normalizing prostitution. of all of these young women with our smartphones. What a great way to make money. Whereas the normal person would look and say, yeah, but you're a bastard. You're like a really bad person. So you can see, again, these slight differences in the biochemistry of the mind is going to manifest itself in ways that might be very detrimental at a societal level or just in a basic relationship level for...↗

1:20:09Ian Malcolmeither a family, for a community, for a cul-de-sac, or for a country. That being said, I also want to just mention there's a lot of people requesting. We're certainly going to continue to try and rotate through as best we can, make sure people get a chance to speak. So do not take offense if we do move people down, then bring them back up here and there.↗

1:20:26Ian MalcolmI just want to let everybody know that as well. But back to you, Rob.↗

1:20:32@rob_zpeYeah, I think that it's just beautifully stated there. It's just, it's Quite beneficial for a soldier committing a genocide to not have the empathy that we share. And essentially, right now, what we're witnessing globally, it can only be kind of explained by this kind of mass formation, mass psychosis and narcissistic traits.↗

1:21:01@rob_zpeSo if they do spread widely, we see, you know, essentially, Society becomes more fragile, you know, relationships become thinner, you know, it's very unpractical to have narcissism invading your society. So the more that we can kind of, you know, deal with this systemically, the better we can protect our societies, our cultures, our families from this pervasive threat, which is kind of like invading all of our homes, of our lives, because we see, you know,↗

1:21:35@rob_zpePolitics changing, we see people aren't sharing facts, compassion, and things are becoming more hyper-real or more performative. So with this whole idea of hyper-real now, it's like people aren't really going through these things as they were in the past. They're now more just kind of simulating social interactions, simulating relationships.↗

1:22:02@rob_zpeYou know, governments are now simulating their role when in fact they're just, you know, it's Masonic theater. So essentially we're seeing generations being manipulated and socially engineered and conditioned to become narcissistic. Why do they want the world to become more narcissistic? Because essentially right now, you know, this whole stage of kind of like sixth generation cognitive warfare, you know, they've already put mRNA bioweapons in our bodies.↗

1:22:29@rob_zpeWe're in this post-COVID species now. Our food is poison. Our water is poison. They're spraying us with aerosol injections. The space yesterday was amazing on chemtrails, geoengineering aerosol injections. And again, some of that is the graphene oxide, which can be used to literally control your thoughts, steer you like a remote control.↗

1:22:49@rob_zpeSo we're entering this stage where people need to realize that something as kind of nonchalant or indirect as narcissism can now be weaponized. and used against us, the loving, caring people of this planet. So we have to protect our minds from these psychological and cognitive weapons they're using against us. So we know that now AI systems can predict how we behave and control the outcomes, but also now the ways in which these weapons work, essentially they're no longer interested in trying to change what we think.↗

1:23:26@rob_zpeBut now that they want to control how we think and what we believe. So essentially, that's what we're seeing with these cognitive weapons and this new kind of like pandemic of narcissistic traits that are being conditioned into the next generation. And again, someone said before, like these compounds, if you have a narcissistic generation, you have narcissistic parents.↗

1:23:50@rob_zpeAnd when you have a narcissistic parent... The narcissistic parent puts all of these psychological pressures onto their child and essentially a very easy way to subvert the family unit is to turn either the parents or the child into a narcissist because they stop engaging naturally and emotionally with their peers and they become more insular, more cut off and essentially that's what they want.↗

1:24:13@rob_zpeThey want insular consumers no longer engage with their communities or the larger A form of discourse but just engaging in the kind of mainstream media narratives and the social media algorithms that promote this self-absorbed, self-promoting and you know being on Twitter and all these spaces now it's the last place for free speech but you do see people start getting addicted to the cult of personality and it's so rare that you see people like Ian or JoAnn that have created these huge communities and it doesn't let them get to them.↗

1:24:46@rob_zpeYou know what I mean? People become That's why I love this space so much because there is no narcissism here. There is no arrogance. There's no this or that. It's people here wanting to help other people. And there's pure empathy here, which is what we're not seeing in the rest of the planet. We need this pure empathy.↗

1:25:04@rob_zpeWe need to condition and reward empathy, especially amongst our peers and amongst our children. So if you look at all these experiments now on Facebook and all these other things now, essentially emotions are being removed and instead they're just putting kind of like essentially ways in which we can exist empirically as social facing creatures so if you look at this mass formation, mass psychosis and a lot of psychologists won't really agree with this but essentially platforms have industrialized this and essentially they rank↗

1:25:48@rob_zpeThey keep you outraged. They keep you in an echo chamber. And essentially, we're now facing tactics and methods of warfare we can't really see, we can't really be aware of, and we can't really defend ourselves against. So essentially, we have to start taking back our institutions. Thank you for joining us.↗

1:26:42@rob_zpeand also how their brain develops structurally. So cybernetics and the advanced understanding of cybercybernetics and the sixth generation cognitive warfare is now giving them the tools to turn the entire planet and the next generations into these psychopathic narcissists. So essentially that's what we have to guard ourselves against now.↗

1:27:03@rob_zpeIt's like this next coming wave of sixth generation cognitive warfare which will have our children Disconnecting from their parents or you. It's like, why is my kid disconnected? Why are all my friends who are teachers realizing that the kids they're teaching just can't concentrate? They can't engage. They can't empathize.↗

1:27:22@rob_zpeThey can't understand. We are witnessing a holocaust of psychiatric health as well as we have degenerative and neurodegenerative disorders cascading due to things like the mRNA bioweapon and other things in our environment. The next warfare is your mind and literally what they're using is your perception of the truth. So it's like this is the next stage.↗

1:27:46@rob_zpeIt's like we're seeing narcissism starting to become a global kind of pandemic and it's becoming like this huge issue amongst children. So essentially that's the next part of this conversation. So I'm not sure if you wanted to go around for hands. I know that we've just got some amazing people up here on the topic and I don't want to kind of gish gallop around but↗

1:28:09@rob_zpeThat was just the other part that I wanted to talk about. I think people just need to do the research into the sixth generation, cognitive warfare, and exactly how that relates to them and their children and how to take back control because this is where we're at now. It's like we all have to research for days on end just to find ways to protect our children from potential harm.↗

1:28:30@rob_zpeSo that's what love is, doing everything you can to understand the truth so you can avoid your parents or your loved ones or your children. Rob, it's so well stated and we'll definitely bounce around.↗

1:28:47Ian MalcolmBut really quickly before we do, when it comes to this idea, we did have that unbelievable space. I was so humbled, just like I am for this one that we got to talk yesterday with Dane. on kind of everything that's being done to kind of terraform our planet for the benefit of this power structure, right? And when we think of that on the psychological level with everything that is being done with technology, this drive to social media, where essentially what feels like has happened over the last, in particular, the last generation and a half is that they're utilizing this movement of the masses from being once part of small,↗

1:29:48Ian MalcolmI don't even know, 20 years I've thought of this idea. It once was keeping up with the Joneses because all people knew was their community immediately around them. And now it's, well, not even now, but 10, 20 years ago, it was keeping up with the Kardashians, right? So now everybody's fixated on comparing themselves and trying to analyze the pros and cons of their lives against the other, which instead of being the people down the street, it's now...↗

1:30:15Ian MalcolmCompletely disconnected celebrities that live on perhaps the other side of the country or the world, right? And so now everybody is seeing this much larger universe. They're comparing themselves to anybody and everybody that's on the smartphone, which because of social media is now literally the entire planet, which if you think about it, what does it do?↗

1:30:34Ian MalcolmIt ramps up insecurity because now people are comparing themselves to people that frankly, they have not only no business doing so, but no benefit of doing it. So they're now comparing and contrasting, which increases the, let's say the insecurity, while at the same time, it's placing all of the emphasis, not on how you benefit your community and your neighbors, right?↗

1:30:54Ian MalcolmBut how do you elevate other people's perceptions of you that you don't even know, right? You're on Instagram and I gotta make the filter to make my chin look different, right? So everybody's hyper fixated. on materialism, vanity, and of other people's impressions. And the craziest part is these are people that they don't even know.↗

1:31:15Ian MalcolmAnd as a way to round out this entire idea, right? So now everybody is insecure. They are all now comparing themselves literally to the entire universe of ideas, a lot of which, oh, by the way, they're not even real, right? Because the people that they're comparing themselves to are not even, let's say on the other side of the planet, they're also filtered and all cut up with, now it's AI.↗

1:31:35Ian MalcolmSo they're not even comparing real people to compare themselves to. But on top of it, and Rob, I think this is maybe the craziest piece. I don't hear enough people talking about this, is that now you've got people normalizing the idea not of doing things that are a benefit to their communities and their neighborhoods and their cul-de-sacs, but not even to themselves.↗

1:31:57Ian MalcolmWhy? Because they're now putting all of their lives onto essentially this digital pain where all they care about isn't even how happy the things that they're doing make them but how impressed other people, again strangers, are with the lives they're supposedly living. So now they're taking on hobbies or adventures or pursuits literally to create envy in others that they might not even find happiness or satisfaction in living.↗

1:32:26Ian MalcolmSo think about what this means. They're now living their lives literally for strangers that they will never meet Perhaps doing things in the day to day that make themselves miserable, right? So they might now be working themselves to the bone so they can make a little bit of money so they can buy a thing that are going to impress some strangers that, again, they shouldn't even really concern themselves with.↗

1:32:48Ian MalcolmSo this idea of narcissism, it is now on this macro maximal level, right? Where everybody that is living through this perversion and maybe clavicular is the ultimate. for President, RoB, Donna Leist, Tim Lordan.↗

1:33:29Ian MalcolmI can envision all of us, right? The thing that we're doing here, it's so bizarre because people might think, oh, well, you, Ian Malcolm, you're talking on the internet and you're building a community and spending this. But the thing that we're doing has nothing to do with our own vanity. It's not even us, right? It's not even our faces that we're trying to push out or money that we're trying.↗

1:33:49Ian MalcolmIt's ideas that we're trying to share. It's the ultimate thing. and we could be having this conversation here with 400 listeners or it could literally be the four of us around a table having the same conversation with a glass of wine or a cup of coffee whatever is your preference right because it's sharing in a community in a loving fashion that we're trying to pursue which if you think of everything else that is social media whether it's Instagram where it has to be instant right and it's all about the graphics it's all about the visual↗

1:34:18Ian MalcolmIt's all superficial as can be.↗

1:34:43Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.↗

1:35:12Ian Malcolmreference Einstein, yes, a Jew, and this idea that continuously doing something that is futile and expecting a better outcome, right? We've got an entire society of people pursuing that which will never, ever deliver them the basic thing that they're looking for, which is just happiness, which they can't find with 8 billion people trying to connect with on the internet and impress them with an Instagram pic, but they could find it if they just focused on↗

1:35:38Ian MalcolmThe Economic Models↗

1:36:06@rob_zpeand these psychological frameworks that kind of, they create this direct monetization for fan platforms that act as an extreme accelerator for narcissistic behaviors and traits. So, you know, Elon Musk does well and he talks about like, it's like, what are the incentives? And like all these incentives now are literally being created through economic models to create↗

1:36:31@rob_zpeGenerations of narcissists. If you look at the OnlyFans models and how this is eroding our society, these platforms and the environments, they create these transactional relationships. It's more performative and this never-ending need for validation through many of these psychological mechanisms. They're really getting money↗

1:37:01@rob_zpeor like turning the narcissism into like a revenue stream and obviously you have this like you know focus on on kind of like these like more parasocial issues and these delusions of grandeur that get validated by by people paying a subscription and also just the fact that they're doing this because they know narcissism destroys society by eroding this trust and dismantling these communal bonds and kind of rewarding these toxic behaviors↗

1:37:30@rob_zpeAnd now we see this like, you know, economy of billions and trillions of dollars provided the incentives to condition people this way. And when you put the incentives there, people will follow. And again, this problem is that it prioritizes this individual kind of grandiosity, which is one of the ways in which they have defined the two forms of narcissism, which is one is grandiosity, one is like interpersonal or like introspective.↗

1:37:55@rob_zpeBut essentially, it's putting the individual over this collective. So it's like the individual over the greater good or this greater collective well-being. Like, that's the problem. So all of these economic models and we're seeing these poor young women being turned into essential prostitutes for their own soul just so they can gain a platform and to gain these incentives which are being placed in form.↗

1:38:17@rob_zpeAnd these are real incentives, okay? There are some women out there making tens of millions of dollars when you've got a nurse, you know, slaving away, saving people's lives, getting... A fraction of a fraction of these things. So I think that you hit the nail on the head there. It's so widespread now, what's happening.↗

1:38:37@rob_zpeAnd if you look at the amount of resources and incentives going into the ways to weaponize this mass formation, mass narcissism and psychosis, essentially what is massive gnosis of the masses and of our younger generations especially.↗

1:38:51Ian MalcolmRob, real quick to play off of that. So two quick things, and then I know we've got a lot of hands and certainly going to want to bounce through those. So I apologize for adding a little bit more here. But on that, two things. Number one, on the influencer economy, I'm convinced, and I've said this for a while, that when it comes to things like OnlyFans, that these girls that are supposedly making tens of millions of dollars, I think it's all fake.↗

1:39:16Ian MalcolmAnd I know that that probably sounds crazy. And look, there is money that goes into that system. But if you think about it, What does it take for OnlyFans to be a successful model? It's no different than Uber, right? They need content providers or drivers, which are the people making the content for people to consume, and then they need riders, which are the subscribers and the people that are paying to watch this stuff.↗

1:39:37Ian MalcolmNow, there definitely are people that pay to look at OnlyFans. I believe with absolute conviction that the big quote-unquote stars of OnlyFans that are making $40 million, I think they are gifted two things. The Sage, H1story Media The Sage, H1story Media↗

1:40:17Ian Malcolmbecause what's that going to do? It's going to change the perception of the prospective people that are providing the services being these young impressionable women that are going to look at this and say, well, I want to fly on the private jet. I want to go to the big party. So if you think about it, what are they doing?↗

1:40:35Ian MalcolmThey are merely utilizing advertising dollars. They don't have to pay for a Super Bowl ad. The Sage, H1story Media↗

1:41:06Ian MalcolmThis kind of lifestyle. They make a movie. They put it onto the thing. Well, I'm only going to do it once or twice, and I'll see what I make out of it. But what is the consequence? They've now sold their soul. They can't go back. You can't ever return to normalcy. You're now forever on this digital platform that could be either blackmailed.↗

1:41:22Ian MalcolmYou can, of course, be humiliated, embarrassed. What kind of man is going to want to marry a woman? The entire world can pay 99 cents to watch you all these atrocious things. You can see the disaster and the dumpster fire that it has. Thank you very much.↗

1:41:58Ian MalcolmLet's say denaturalize our understanding of what it means to be in a relationship with a person like you were saying before. It's all now about short-term dopamine. How much money can I get and how good looking is the person I'm doing X, Y, and Z with? It's all transient. None of it is meaningful. And again, it's just the pursuit of further vanity and hedonism at every turn.↗

1:42:20Ian MalcolmAnd I'm sure anybody that's in here that's been in a halfway meaningful relationship understands The significance is not just the ups and the high points of, oh, I got my 45 minutes of dopamine there. It's actually going through the sacrifice, the service to somebody else, the suffering that that inevitably brings about.↗

1:42:40Ian MalcolmThat's all part of the experience. Instead, we're going to this lifestyle where it's just romanticizing. Essentially, it's infantilism. It's how can I be happy all the time? There's no happiness to be found there. and so again, I do, I really think that whether it's OnlyFans or any of these other pieces, they are just trying to normalize these lifestyles and we know all too well that the people that are at the very, very top of all these totem poles, whether it's the Rockefellers and normalizing something different with breakfast and injecting that into the day-to-day when it didn't exist before, this is just another extension of that and the sickest part is that all of it, it's so demented, it's so twisted,↗

1:43:25Ian Malcolmand it takes away from the very things that somebody's mentioned in the Frankfurt School earlier. It feels like the deracination of all that is frankly good and holy in the world and just the pushing of perversion. So I just wanted to add that in there before we bounce around with the hands.↗

1:43:41@rob_zpeYeah, 100%. I'm definitely keen to kind of check out the perspective of all these beautiful people in this space and I'm sure they'll be able to give perspectives on things maybe we haven't touched. But I think that How you summarize it is perfect. And if we just look at the vast majority of creators on OnlyFans, they earn nothing.↗

1:44:01@rob_zpeThis is kind of like Mirage. It's like a tiny fraction of the top user's pocket, nearly all the revenue, while they parade out these celebrities or models making millions. But the reality for the average person is financially bleak. And again, it is social engineering. It is totally changing the way our social contracts work, our families work.↗

1:44:23@rob_zpeCultural Marxism now being married up with surveillance capitalism. They're watching everything we're doing. They're looking at our biometrics. They know what makes us happy. They're engaging with our negativity bias, these inherent psychological traits that humans have. And again, it's a mirage. These women join these things thinking they're going to earn a certain amount, and it's like the bottom 90% gets the majority, which is the majority of creators, and they get...↗

1:44:51@rob_zpeThe Sage, H1story Media↗

1:45:23@joann_marieThis is such an amazing space, guys. Thank you so much. And guys, please repost the space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and Rob and everyone on the panel. And I want to welcome Gretchen to the space. The girl from Donnie Darko was also called Gretchen. And once I called one of my plants Gretchen.↗

1:45:40@joann_marieI'm like the crazy person in this space. Anyway, hi, Gretchen. Welcome. Thank you, JoAnn. Do you have something to add?↗

1:45:52@gretchenpsmithWell, Honestly, I don't even know what to say and how to begin. Number one, I am a huge supporter of Israel and the Jewish people. Always have been.↗

1:46:07Speaker 3Hang on.↗

1:46:08@joann_marieHold on guys. Okay, so you love Israel and the Jews. Why?↗

1:46:18@gretchenpsmithWell, it's just something that has been ingrained in me as a small child. My dad lost his battle with PTSD. He was a pastor, Vietnam veteran. But he instilled that love for me with the Jewish people. And it will always continue with me. Is that a problem here?↗

1:46:41@g0dfr0yWhat have they done for you?↗

1:46:43@malleusigNo, it isn't a problem. It's not a problem. Again, I'm actually really happy. As a rabbi, I'm very happy to finally find someone coming to this space. That actually expresses the love of the Jewish people. So please continue.↗

1:47:01@joann_marieWhat makes them so wonderful, Gretchen?↗

1:47:05@gretchenpsmithWell, honestly, you know, from my perspective, they are God's chosen people. I have always been taught from a very young age, you know, to revere and love them. And I do. You know, my dad is dead. You know, he served in a war.↗

1:47:27Ian MalcolmGretchen, can I ask a question really quickly? To revere and to love a group of people based, I suppose, on either their race or their religion, does that make you in a weird way, I guess, a reverse bigot?↗

1:47:43@gretchenpsmithI don't think so.↗

1:47:47Ian MalcolmIs there another group of people that merely because of their either race or their religion that you love and revere?↗

1:47:57@gretchenpsmithOkay, so no, no, no.↗

1:48:01Ian MalcolmOkay, so you love and revere just this group of people. So, I mean, again, reverse bigot seems to be the only word I can come up with because it just seems strange to put a group of people above all other people because of their race and their religion, right?↗

1:48:16@gretchenpsmithWell, you know, I was just listening to you talk about OnlyFans models and, you know, what is going on with the women in our country, right? Right?↗

1:48:29Ian MalcolmYeah, I think it's really horrible. Okay. Out of curiosity, the Jewish individual, Leon Radavinsky, who ran OnlyFans and turned it into a giant... Let's say conveyor belt of young prostitutes where roughly 10% of women in America aged 18 to 25 are now literally digital prostitutes. That Jewish individual who made billions of dollars and was the largest contributor to APAC, is that somebody that you love and revere?↗

1:49:01@gretchenpsmithDo you want to hear my story?↗

1:49:04Ian MalcolmWell, I'm just asking a question. Would you love an interview with that person?↗

1:49:08@malleusigHe brought in $11 million for Israel, so the guy was doing something, right? Let her finish her story and then we can go on to this.↗

1:49:13@joann_marieYes, kick. Yeah. For me, it's really weird that imagine that God... Choses you and then it commands you to suck baby dick and then start a divorce and then do all this degeneracy. I don't think that's God choosing you. That is not something that God will command you to do.↗

1:49:37@malleusigBut let her finish her story. We can come back to this. Let her finish what she was talking about before we can come back and discuss all this.↗

1:49:44@gretchenpsmithSo what you and Rob were talking about is of incredibly high interest to me. So I joined the military, Air Force, at age 18, met my husband, and got married, right? We built an incredibly successful life together. I can't even begin to tell you how successful we were, okay? So we moved to Taiwan three years ago, and we moved back last summer, and he told me he wanted a divorce.↗

1:50:24@gretchenpsmithAnd so here I am. I was a stay-at-home mom and housewife for decades. I have four degrees, so I chose that. So here I am, you know, in a situation where, you know, I don't have a lot of options at my age, okay? I take really good care of myself and my body, right? And so what you guys are talking about, and that's what I'm doing.↗

1:51:07@gretchenpsmithNo experience with work. I don't have a lot of options.↗

1:51:15@malleusigYeah, the economy is the way it is now. You can be supremely qualified and it's still difficult.↗

1:51:24@gretchenpsmithIt is what it is.↗

1:51:27@yelenamnaMay I ask Gretchen a question, please? Yes, 100%. Hello, Gretchen.↗

1:51:34@yelenamnaI just heard your story. So when I came to America, I was 16 years old and I didn't speak any English and I had to support my mom and my younger. So with not being able to speak English, I still had options and I worked three jobs and I somehow made it out as a young kid. So for you, a woman with four degrees, as you say, to say that you had no options other than being an OnlyFans, you chose an easy way.↗

1:52:13@yelenamnaThere's a difference between that.↗

1:52:14@gretchenpsmithNo, no, no. Oh, no. Yeah, but I am 54 years old. Big difference.↗

1:52:24@yelenamnaExactly. And you speak English and you have degrees. That's a far better advantage than a 16-year-old kid in a foreign country.↗

1:52:33@gretchenpsmithDo you understand? Well, no. I put my resume out there. I got a job as a social worker.↗

1:52:45@gretchenpsmithDo you know what social workers make?↗

1:52:49@yelenamnaThey don't make as much as OnlyFans model, but you're a mother who should be setting a better example. You should work two jobs, three jobs if you need to, instead of prostituting yourself.↗

1:53:00@gretchenpsmithHang on, Gretchen, just to make sure.↗

1:53:02Ian MalcolmIn a space of people, I don't mean to laugh, in a room with 500 people...↗

1:53:15Ian Malcolmthat are really frustrated that our culture is going down the tubes as people become very narcissistic and largely I think point to the source of that being a certain group of people having reigns over the culture that are normalizing hedonism and vanity and materialism and are trying to normalize prostitution and degeneracy through things like OnlyFans.↗

1:53:39Ian MalcolmAm I correct that you are a woman who is living in the terribly The Sage, H1story Media The Sage, H1story Media↗

1:54:13Ian MalcolmOh no, she left. Oh my lord. I don't think...↗

1:54:39@yelenamnaI hope she replies. Also, it's just puzzling to me when all these women who are supposed to be Christian come up to the panel and begin standing for Israel and how they revered this one country for what reasons I'm not sure. But in the Bible, if you're a Christian, you should know that for Christ, the chosen people are his believers, the church.↗

1:55:09@yelenamnaAll of us, the Christians, are the chosen people. So when Christians say this mumbo-jumbo bullshit, I'm sorry. The level of mind-fucking that they have to do to themselves is just astonishing. I can't.↗

1:55:26@malleusigThe thing that gets me is how nobody else sees that, like OnlyFans and porn, Jews don't even do it for the money. they do it so they can have access to gentile women on coming like literally like like there is a if you look at the history of our country a history of media history of even technology photography like like jews commanded the media and especially porn people have said this overtly which is why they created porn is because like jews have this insatiable lust for non-jewish women and↗

1:56:00@malleusigI'm not going to get into the fact that their god forces them to marry Jewish girls and why that is. But again, this is indicative of why this happened. It's obvious. If OnlyFans didn't make any money, they would still do it for free just for the love of the game. And if you're getting onto that, then there are issues.↗

1:56:23@malleusigThis kind of behavior really should not be encouraged societally. And the more people we can wake up to why this happens, the better society is going to be.↗

1:56:35@darelllemailvcYeah, and Mr. [guest], real quick, Mr. [guest], don't the Jews call non-Jewish women shitzkas? Isn't that the term?↗

1:56:47@malleusigShitzka is my son. Yeah, something like that.↗

1:56:51Ian MalcolmCan we all just take a moment and appreciate that Rabbi played his larp perfectly? I was going to say that. That was hysterical.↗

1:57:01@ceanndachThat lady is a perfect example of dispensationalism at work.↗

1:57:06@yelenamnaAnd I'm telling her that I did not speak any English and I was a young kid and I found a way. And she's like, well, I'm 54. And that somehow puts her at a worse position. that a kid in a foreign country supporting two family members. The level of narcissism which we're talking about right now is just off the charts. There's some kind of dissociation going on where they cannot process information properly.↗

1:57:40@malleusigI thought she was telling that to say why she couldn't make OnlyFans.↗

1:57:43@yelenamnaNo, no, no. She said, I'm 54 and I can't find a job because I'm 54. Therefore, it's like a reverse.↗

1:57:52@malleusigWell, I'm sorry to break it to you, sweetie. You're not going to have a lot of traffic on OnlyFans either.↗

1:57:56@yelenamnaWell, clearly she's somehow making a living. There's so much perversion going on that now an 80-year-old can make money on... OnlyFans. Damn. It's India. It's India.↗

1:58:15@malleusigWe need to disconnect India from the internet.↗

1:58:18Ian MalcolmRabbi, I'm... It's totally India. Just pull the plug on the whole country in terms of their internet connectivity that's not an advocation for violence. But I mean, Rabbi, this goes back to the concept that I was saying before. And I don't just limit it to the... The quote-unquote multi-millionaires that are on OnlyFans.↗

1:58:40Ian MalcolmI wouldn't be surprised because we need to keep in mind, right? Rabbi, you were talking about this idea of the social engineering aspect. We need to keep in mind money is meaningless to this group that we're talking about, right? It would be like us suggesting, well, we don't have enough water and there's never going to be more.↗

1:58:58Ian MalcolmAnd it's like, well, we live in Seattle. It's always raining. It's readily available, right? They're able to take money and to inject it into anything. So the idea of figuring, oh, hey, Gretchen's 54, she's struggling. We can give her $1,500 a month if she produces OnlyFans content for the three and a half viewers. And then she occasionally will go around to spaces and just say, I love Israel.↗

1:59:24@malleusigIt's totally nuts. It's like the Elon Musk baby mama effect where it's like, no, I make $10,000 every month on posting content on X. Yeah, because I'm banging Elon Musk, sure, but not everyone is going to do that. I mean, I've been offered, but I didn't take him up on it.↗

1:59:46@sagecutterIf I may, I've had my hand up for a little bit. I just want to ask Rob about something. I think that it's like they've weaponized humility, right? The actual definition of humility. Being an unvarnished assessment of your own strengths and limitations, right? Entirely free from arrogance or self-deprecation. So if you weaponize humility, what you can do, and I loved what you said about keeping up with the Joneses and then keeping up with the Kardashians.↗

2:00:18@sagecutterThat's something that I never thought about in that way, where you're actually getting people to lose their humility because they see something, H1story Media↗

2:00:58@sagecutterA certain community that we've been talking about, I would have said, has zero self-awareness. But I don't know if that's true. If they weaponize humility en masse, and this is what I want to ask Rob about, versus narcissism, because it's a nature versus nurture argument, I think that you can nurture people, a whole group of people, to lose their humility,↗

2:01:28@sagecutterI would love to hear what Rob has to say about that↗

2:01:52@rob_zpe100%. Thank you for the question. So it was Ian that said Keeping Up With The Joneses and Keeping Up With The Kardashians. I thought it was amazing as well. I think we should clip that and we should do a whole space on that. But it's exactly what you're saying. It's kind of like narcissism is kind of like just destroying humility by replacing self-awareness with this kind of distorted sense of kind of grandiosity or self-importance, making kind of general↗

2:02:22@rob_zpeGeneral vulnerability or like general, you know, normal emotional state states quite impossible. So, you know, humility kind of requires this like accurate assessment of one's strength or limitations while kind of narcissism demands these kind of like fake fictitious, you know, kind of projections of their ego. So I think that narcissisms definitely hide↗

2:02:51@rob_zpeTheir arrogance behind fake humility. They kind of use it as like a mask. And effectively, you know, it is causing a whole bunch of people to actually start hating themselves. You know what I mean? Because narcissism has this, you know, it becomes this kind of overriding goal in nearly all situations to kind of prove yourself, to constantly protect yourself from criticism.↗

2:03:17@rob_zpeAnd↗

2:03:20@rob_zpeNarcissisms have weaponized this kind of like humility or this kind of pseudo humility and they kind of you know project themselves as kind of like these kind of more honest or genuine people but effectively they have weaponized our own better senses against us and it allows these kind of narcissists to conform to societal norms that value modesty↗

2:03:50@rob_zpeand then they gain our acceptance by subtly undermining all those around us so you know effectively it's like this performative humility that they use as a tool you know to management and to kind of covertly infiltrate and manipulate perceptions and maintain control over their social environment and that's what we see they're just trying to dominate us psychologically socially↗

2:04:18@rob_zpeand all the different ways. They've already got the economy. They've already got the food supply. Now it's like, what's left? It's their mind themselves. I think it's a great point you brought up. I'm back. I'm back, Jack. Also, I love your banner photo. I think that... It's just insane what's going on. These poor women and this woman that came in before.↗

2:04:44@rob_zpeIt's great. There are so many people from Israel and are Jewish that are calling this stuff out. There's literally people who are Jewish whistleblowing on the cabal. You've got people like Norma Finkelstein and other people out there who are beautiful Jewish people saying, look, I'm part of a narcissistic, psychopathic society.↗

2:05:03@rob_zpeWhat the hell is going on? Can people start waking up? How are we justifying A genocide through this kind of collective narcissism and against participation in these unrealistic, exaggerated beliefs and superiority and greatness of one's own group over another group. You know what I mean? And that's what we're seeing with Zionism and using the Palestinians as a scapegoat.↗

2:05:29@rob_zpeAnd again, they've kind of weaponized the ways in which we keep them accountable. which we're no longer able to do. There's no international courts of human rights abuses. The ICC is inept. The ICJ is inept. We're just left with nothing but our general sense of bitter outrage and loss for what we've seen, these people dying on our screens.↗

2:05:51@rob_zpeWe're hopelessly watching on, watching narcissists control the planet and then all the best we can do is host a space on what is narcissism. You know what I mean? We don't have the tools to start directly changing and affecting things and the damage which is narcissism causing. So I'm sorry I've gone on a bit of a long-winded answer there.↗

2:06:10@sagecutterThat's great stuff. I just wanted to say that it seems that, first of all, normalizing the conversation is critical. So we have to do it. Whether it's effective or not, it's got to get done. It's the right thing to do. The other thing is, it seems that in order to create this lack of self-awareness, The Sage, H1story Media↗

2:07:04Ian MalcolmNo, and that's why I wanted to make sure in this chat, not only did we talk about the genetics that would predispose people to it, but also how you could encourage and normalize a society to adapt essentially that. And one thing that, Rob, I'd be kind of curious for your thoughts on this. And then I know we've got so many hands, so I want to go down.↗

2:07:25Ian MalcolmWe've got Darrell that we can go to, then History, and then Dan. But if we think back to the idea of the toxic waters, I basically think that most people today, the statistics on it are insane. They've got a prescription for something like one in every two, if not one in every three Americans is now on SSRIs. Because they've got psychological issues they're trying to deal with, which might be stress, it might be anxiety, it might be depression.↗

2:07:53Ian MalcolmAnd I'm basically convinced that a massive chunk of that is not because there's something broken with those people, but because they live in a broken society. Transcription by CastingWords↗

2:08:32Ian MalcolmThank you so much for having me.↗

2:08:58Ian MalcolmTo go back to the cars, it's like the brand new Lamborghini that's trying to wobble its way down the road because that's the only thing that the Mustang knows how to do, the 85 Mustang, right? And so the new vehicles are all trying to emulate the old broken thing. And I don't say that to disparage people, but it feels like that's basically, we're trying to put the square peg in the round hole that is a normal psychology to adapt to a lifestyle that is emulating that which might be psychopathic, essentially.↗

2:09:29@rob_zpe100%. And when you brought up SSRIs, these drugs are making generations of women unable to pair bond, unable to physically experience emotion. So we're seeing this kind of weaponizing of these pharmaceuticals that structurally change the way that people experience and live out their relationships. And essentially, SSRIs can numb,↗

2:09:58@rob_zpeCare and reward learning. They can mimic coldness. They wouldn't say that they manufacture narcissistic or psychopathic characters. But if you look at this over time, we're seeing this kind of bluntingness that starts with the first dose. These lifelong patterns of entitlement, exploitation, and these personality patterns.↗

2:10:23@rob_zpeSo effectively, these antidepressants, They create real withdrawal. They create real neurological changes to the brain. And again, we can see a direct kind of analog for how they entrain or condition these psychopathic traits, even with something as simple as someone's need to deal with their own depression, which SSRIs, selective reuptake inhibitors, which now so many women are on.↗

2:10:56@rob_zpeand again it's just creating like that's why you see like some of these women literally can't feel the emotions that they need to to be able to have a healthy relationship so it's like something really people should be aware of and also the synergies these SSRIs have with other drugs and just how they've you know it's like this it's like we're going under this is biochemical warfare this is psycho um cognitive um you know biological warfare so please if you're on if anyone you know is on SSRIs you know what's better than SSRIs you take um↗

2:11:53@rob_zpeOn all these things, what does it mean to be a human? Yeah, so I guess that we could go on to some other topics now and go around to these beautiful hands as well.↗

2:12:04Ian MalcolmI don't want to kind of... Yeah, of course, let's go to Darrell. So here's what we'll do, because I know there's another segment that Rob wanted to cover. But why don't we go to Darrell, and then history, and then we'll go to Dan, and then down to Evermont King. and then we'll come back to Mr. Rob in this next little segment.↗

2:12:25Ian MalcolmBut I just wanna thank everybody that's in here, thank all the listeners, certainly thank everybody that's patiently waiting. I know we've got almost a dozen additional people trying to come up here on the panel. So it's humbling to have everybody in here and especially our wonderful guest, Mr. Rob. And so why don't we go to Darrell?↗

2:12:44@darelllemailvcYeah, thank you, Ian. I'll be super quick. And like what Mr. Rob just said about the SSRI, I always think of when I see people on SSRI, I think of like the movie The Mummy. If you remember that one portion of the movie The Mummy and you have the guy, he's going, he's like just so brain controlled, right? Like that. The Sage, H1story Media The Sage, H1story Media↗

2:13:30@darelllemailvcWhen she feels like that's the only way that she can get a feeling is having the OnlyFans thing. And then also too, Mr. Rob, dude, I've had a lot of stuff locked and loaded, ready to go. When you look at 5MEO or you look at the 5H2TA... Receptors, and you look at what stimulates that, which 5-MeO-DMT is the first thing that strikes my mind.↗

2:13:58@darelllemailvcAnd I look at Dean Hammer, which he spoke on the VMAT2, which is the Vesicular Monomine Transporter 2, which is associated with a high score of personality traits, which convertly goes into the... Dopamine, serotonin, neoprenephrine, and these chemicals, they affect the mood, they reward, and it's all related to the limbic system, which I mentioned earlier.↗

2:14:33@darelllemailvcSo when you look into your narcissistic behavior, it all hits on these receptors, which would be like what gives you your good feelings, if you will. And then you have the... I'm probably going to butcher this right quick, and I'll butcher it, like, no problem. It's the cingulate gyrus, which is involved in emotional process, which links outcomes to aspect of pain.↗

2:15:02@darelllemailvcSo when you look at a lot of these things, when you look at inside, like, what is it, the cingulate gyrus, the amygdala, the hippocampus, hypothalamus, amygdala, All of this in your deep brain. I don't know how to put this in layman's terms, so I'm sorry guys for saying it like this, but everything that Mr. Rob is saying, take the time to research and do your due diligence and look up what he's saying because I'm just not skilled enough or I don't have the vernacular.↗

2:15:43@darelllemailvcTo break it down in layman's terms, I'm a nerd, so I cannot do that for you. But give everyone on the panel a follow. If you see, there's tons of heavy hitters up here. I see Ms. Lindsay, CX, Ms. Amity. There's a whole bunch of people. Ms. Mandy, Godfroy. Everybody down there from the panel of speakers to the listeners, Mr.↗

2:16:14@darelllemailvcRabbi, give them all a follow and God bless you guys. And Mr. Ian, you can drop me down and you can allow other people up. God bless you all.↗

2:16:25Ian MalcolmAnd you, my friend, as well. Terrell, it's such a pleasure to have you in here, brother. And certainly request that microphone if you want to come back up if there's something that catches or sparks you. Let's go to Mr. History.↗

2:16:41@h1storymediaHey Ian, thank you. Appreciate it. Great space, everybody. Good stuff, Rob. I was really enjoying listening. I wanted to add a couple things specifically about narcissism because it's such an interesting topic. I mean, it's one of those things that, I don't know, maybe you guys will, especially Rob, maybe he'll correct me on everything that I'm about to say, but it seems to me that...↗

2:17:10@h1storymediaThere really is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to narcissism. For example, I recall reading studies that talk about excessive parental admiration or overvaluation seems to be one of the better studied factors within narcissism. I read one that... They followed like 500 something children and their parents. And these children, you know, whose parents specifically had a tendency to overvalue them, essentially, you know, communicating that they were special, they're superior, or they're, you know, they deserve certain privileges that other people don't.↗

2:18:05@h1storymediaThose ones were... The Sage, H1story Media↗

2:18:36@h1storymediaOn the other hand, you have, you are better, you're more important, you are special, you are chosen. You're a chosen people. Hmm, that sounds interesting. And those were the ones that seemed to develop potentially this narcissistic entitlement. And then in the same way, the opposite can also potentially be true because...↗

2:19:05@h1storymediaThere's also evidence, to my understanding, that links childhood mistreatment and neglect and rejection and all these horrible things with pathological narcissism. I've seen studies that followed like 9,000 participants and things of that nature. And it gets kind of interesting because the researchers who do these things, do these studies,↗

2:19:34@h1storymediaThey're distinguishing between what they call grandiose and vulnerable narcissism. So the grandiose would be, I'm superior, I'm important, I'm entitled, I'm the most impressive. And the vulnerable would be, well, I'm special, but you know, it's just that people don't recognize it. And also, I don't like criticism because that threatens me and I need validation because I'm like secretly insecure.↗

2:20:04@h1storymediaand you know all this stuff uh and another thing that's interesting is that it doesn't seem to necessarily be like one particular fixed personality that emerges in childhood and stays there forever because there's also there's other studies that followed narcissism across ages like 10 to like 70 and they found that these these traits can↗

2:20:32@h1storymediaCan generally decline with age So there's like all these factors that seem to kind of bounce around And there literally doesn't seem to be like one size fits all Like oh, if you have X, Y, and Z in your environment while you're growing up You are absolutely going to be a narcissist Because that's not always the case It can be↗

2:20:59@h1storymediaYou can put the ingredients on the table and the person baking the cake might do it correctly or they might bake something entirely different. But it reminded me, as I was listening, I went back to my copy of Ethics by Aristotle because I was reading something recently that reminded me exactly of this. He didn't talk exactly about narcissism, but he was talking about this idea of↗

2:21:28@h1storymediaself-love and Aristotle uh he separated it into two categories so like when the soul of a person is genuinely ordered towards the highest good versus when the soul of a person is generally ordered toward disorder you know chaos um evil right and he said that therefore The good man ought to be a lover of self, since he will then both benefit himself by acting nobly and aid his fellows.↗

2:22:03@h1storymediaBut the bad man ought not to be a lover of self, since he will follow his base passions and so injure both himself and his neighbors. So he's arguing that the virtuous person loves the rational, you know, the rational, noble part of himself, and therefore he's pursuing what is good. But then the vicious person loves only himself.↗

2:22:25@h1storymediaIn the ordinary, reproachable sense, so he's grabbing more than his fair share. And so it's interesting that even thousands of years ago, we seem to understand that there's something weird going on with these types of traits. But anyway, I'll yield. Thank you.↗

2:22:50@psychomalo13Christ be with you, history. Christ be with you and your family, man. That was beautiful.↗

2:22:57@joann_marieThank you so much, H1story. All right. And guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and Rob and everyone on the panel. And this is such a great space. I'm so happy that you guys are here. All right. Evermont, welcome. Go for it.↗

2:23:12@evermontking84Hey, guys. I was just been listening to this and I just wanted to pose something to you guys. You know, what if this isn't narcissism? Because you look at them as a society, right? They have the ability to not be narcissists with each other. They boost each other, they catapult each other into fame. If one of them needs money, they give it to them.↗

2:23:36@evermontking84Just look at Lakewood, New Jersey. They move together synergistically, they take over local governments, and they work so well together. I don't think it's narcissism because... It's more like it's ethnocentrism because they're only narcissists with us, but not with each other. So it's like there's more to it than that.↗

2:24:03@evermontking84It's like you have to see it like they think they're chosen and stuff, so together they are chosen together in their chosenness. And they're going to help each other, catapult each other. And it wasn't always like that. They used to be like we are now, but they figured out that in order to move the needle, they had to do terrible things.↗

2:24:25@evermontking84And when people didn't want to move with them and do what they were supposed to do, they bombed their own. You know what I mean? And they made these things happen. They took actions. They're incredibly smart people. They know exactly what they're doing. And more than just talking, they're moving. They're taking actions.↗

2:24:42@evermontking84They're actually doing things. And I just, I mean, there are some things that you could mistake for narcissism when you look at them. But the reality is that they, with each other, they're super, like they can admit faults together, but they can't do it with us because they can never admit fault to us because it's all about narrative control.↗

2:25:07@evermontking84And they've got like a hive mind. Right? So you will call them all narcissists because they all have the same kind of answers when you make the accusations even though they're true and they deny them and they do all the gaslighting that they do but really it's just hide my narrative control and it's part of what they need to do to keep the Christian Zionists in check because if they start admitting that they're doing this in mass and scale then they lose that magic that they're holding over us and↗

2:25:36@malleusigI also have my hand up for later, but I just wanted to break in and add something to what you're saying very quickly. They are definitely narcissists with each other. Anyone who's worked with more than one Israeli at a time knows this. It's just that narcissism, like psychopathy, it allows narcissists to navigate each other.↗

2:25:57@malleusigThey create almost a hierarchy, and then they use that to then victimize other people more than each other, yes. But they're also definitely still narcissists with each other.↗

2:26:11@evermontking84No doubt, no doubt. Don't blame me, ask anyone who had a Jewish mother. I used to embed with them. I had a few Jewish best friends through my life. And I don't mess with Jewish people anymore. I don't like them at all. I got rid of them because the whole Israel thing. If they can't say it's genocide, there's no point in ever even trying to be cool with them.↗

2:26:33@evermontking84because they're bad for society and I choose good every single time. And there's always a narcissist in every group of people. So for sure, for sure, there's real ones, even in us. But I'm just like, in my opinion, I feel like why aren't we taking over small towns and taking over the, getting on the school board and voting out the secular school with all the rainbows and all the stuff that's degrading our society, then selling it, having to sell it↗

2:27:02@evermontking84to a Christian Academy, and then making it all Christian and funding that, like what they did in Lakewood, New Jersey. Why aren't we doing stuff like that? Why aren't we?↗

2:27:11@joann_marieYou should start. Do you know who Austin Franco is? That kid that they... Hold on, I'm going to mute you. Your microphone has a lot of echo. Austin Franco is starting to push people into doing dance. The little kid who...↗

2:27:26Speaker 3He's awesome.↗

2:27:28@joann_marieI love him. He's so based. The one that they were trying to kick out of Cornell and that they are just like doxing his parents and trying to make his life miserable. Like literally every person who works in the government in America are like, yeah, like Leo Terrell literally said it. Someone hires him. Let me know. And I will like from their official post.↗

2:27:52@joann_marieAnyway, he's trying to do that. I'll post his post.↗

2:27:58@evermontking84tweets calling calling people to start doing this in the in the purple pill so that you guys check it out so yeah you should definitely start doing that evermore yeah you know we should start doing it not just me we it takes more than just me i'm always trying to do things with myself but i find myself being the only one holding the sign i find myself being the only one in these meetings i'm like the only one at the james fishback meeting asking him questions that putting him on the spot because i know he's a jew and everybody else doesn't↗

2:28:26@evermontking84I'm the only one in so many of these situations. You're a god, bro. Thank you for saying that. But yeah, I've made a whole documentary. It's pinned on my page. That was facetious. Whatever, dude. It's all good. I'm not here to impress people. I actually have evidence to back up what I'm saying. And I'm sorry if I ever offend anybody.↗

2:28:49@evermontking84I'm not here to do that. You know what I mean? But I'm actually trying to put one foot in front of the other. The Sage, H1story Media↗

2:29:17@evermontking84What was he saying? Anyways, I don't even want to talk about that. It's off topic. We were talking about white genocide. Yeah, he kicked me out for that. That was Albert. He kicked me out for that. I'm just so thankful that I can say something that you guys don't agree with and nobody's going to jump on here and cuss me out and kick me off like Albert did.↗

2:29:36@evermontking84You know what I mean? I really appreciate that. I want to start our own town. I want to take our government money and put it towards our people and not have it Just be based on... Anyways, yeah, I'm mumbling now. Anyways, I think you guys all know what I'm saying. I'll step down now.↗

2:29:55@joann_marieWell, thank you so much for coming up. Sorry, and I posted Austin Franco's tweet in the Jumbotron, so you guys should check it out. And Ian, sorry, go for it.↗

2:30:04Ian MalcolmNo, I was just going to say the... A number of pieces in there, but certainly never apologize for delivery or any of those things. I just appreciate everybody that does come up and shares their sentiments. That's what we try to do, and we'll push back where things make sense. I try to play as best of a fair goalie as I can when there's craziness like a 50-something-year-old woman saying, thank goodness for OnlyFans in Israel.↗

2:30:30Ian MalcolmI'm like, I don't know about this one. But no, certainly all opinions are welcome. When it comes to other spaces, I don't like bad-mouthing or talking negatively about people, especially when they're not up here. But I certainly, I don't know how anybody can look at the intellectual landscape and not clearly notice that there's an orchestrated intent to essentially not only ethnically replace, because that's the thing, people use the term replacement theory, and it's like, yes, but the thing that you're looking...↗

2:31:04Ian Malcolmto have or to be replaced, it's never going to come back when it is replaced, right? And it's like somebody going around and, I mean, let's imagine that there's a table here that we're all looking at and there's 100 glasses of milk and somebody's like, I'm going to go put chocolate in every one of these glasses and I'm just replacing the milk with something.↗

2:31:25Ian MalcolmIt's not a big deal. And it's like, no, the milk is gone forever. And I do. I think that's what's happening with the white-eared man's.↗

2:31:35@iqviajqAnd just, let's not talk too much about it, but just, I wasn't even saying what I was saying. There's an attempt to genocide them. Like, can we at least agree on that? And even that's too much of a radical opinion.↗

2:31:51Ian MalcolmI mean, it doesn't even matter. You can look at mass migration. You can look at every advertisement on television, every movie that comes out. You can look at all the newspapers. I mean, hell, there was the... article shared by our good friend parody Jeff just the other day and it was basically saying that infidelity is a good thing for your marriage and right square there in the advertisement is the white woman the black guy and it's like can you not make it so obvious and in everybody's face and for some reason to suggest that is offensive to some people I don't know why that might be it does it seems like it's flagrantly obvious to me and I'm↗

2:32:32Ian MalcolmNot calling out any names, but I think Truth Teller and I did a pretty reasonable job making an irrefutable case that that is clearly happening. And so anybody that is in opposition to it, I don't know where that comes from. But anyway, let's try to continue moving forward. I know we got a lot of people trying to come up.↗

2:32:50Ian MalcolmLet's check in with Mr. Ra Ed if we can, and then we'll come back over to Dan and then back up to Rob.↗

2:32:59@thelevantinemanThank you so much, Ian. And as always, your spaces are like next level in terms of information and the level of discussion, the high intellect and the knowledge in them. So thank you for that, RoB. Appreciate you. Thanks, JoAnn, as always. And Dan. I am a fan. I actually love, in Lebanon, some of my best friends are Armenians, and I've always loved that community.↗

2:33:31@joann_marieThat's not Dan. That's his, like, the one who's doing the election.↗

2:33:38@thelevantinemanYeah, campaign. Well, tell Dan what I said, Dan, okay?↗

2:33:43@joann_mariePlease don't use the soundboard.↗

2:33:48Ian MalcolmYeah, we're cool with everything in these spaces except soundboards.↗

2:33:52@joann_marieYeah, I hate the soundboard. Like, literally people go into a blacklist and I remember them for years. I know people who clicked the soundboard two years ago. So, yeah, don't do it.↗

2:34:05Ian MalcolmIt's not going to be applied to this day and age, but no, just a fair warning for everybody else. That is the non-starter with Joey.↗

2:34:14@joann_marieI hate it. I hate it so much.↗

2:34:17@thelevantinemanI think, yeah, that's a clear message. Yeah. All right. So, yeah, narcissism. Look, so let me try to be quick, but because I can talk for hours, not that I'm a specialist, but I've always... noticed the detriment to society with this narcissism that has become almost like an epidemic at this stage. And I remember early days of Facebook, and we're talking 2007, maybe 2006, something like that.↗

2:34:51@thelevantinemanI can't remember, 20 years ago. You know, with people on Facebook, it's like, I'm dining here, and I'm sun tanning there. And in my mind, I was like, dude, Who cares? One. Two, it was very clear to me that social media in general, by default, is inducing to people with narcissistic traits. You would do much better in social media↗

2:35:21@thelevantinemanIf you're a narcissist, right? Now, and that's what we see today, right? And you can take it with only, like everything about social media and narcissism is a huge thing, right? And also, very important to note, a healthy love of self is a requirement. And as a believing man, I would say, well... If God created me, well then the least I can do is have healthy love towards myself.↗

2:35:55@thelevantinemanAnd that's a good thing. Now, the other thing about society and our lives today and the negative impacts of narcissism is in also politics. And especially with some politicians and also politics slash... CEO's that have become sort of also very impactful in our in our lives as much as politicians you know we can take the owner of this platform or any of the other big tech CEOs that have now yield much more influence maybe than some or a lot of politicians and the problem with with narcissism look the way I see it it's sort of a↗

2:36:46@thelevantinemanWe are all somehow in delusion about something, right? Like we don't know the truth, but we believe that what we believe is the truth, right? The problem with narcissists is the delusion is very much self-delusion. They tend to believe that they are the shit, to keep it simple. and because something Ian mentioned is it's so important it's because they know that they're not so they they there's there's something that gets it's a self-lying thing that helps them feel better about themselves and then slowly but surely they have to protect that lie even from themselves so when like he said like Ian said you know when the when the 80s 1985↗

2:37:41@thelevantinemanFord sees that, oh my God, I'm just a regular average car. They rage against that because this is the only, in order for them to sustain themselves, they have to keep that illusion alive to themselves as well. And that is why they become, they are usually people that tend to be extremely vengeful, extremely vicious. When someone points out the truth to them or treats them accordingly, right?↗

2:38:18@thelevantinemanIt's like, I treat you like you're not that special from where I'm sitting. So I'm just going to treat you as such. They tend to hate it. And I've seen it in business life, politics, and the rest of it. And this is the problem, which brings me to the... to the collective narcissism. We have a group that has a collective narcissism.↗

2:38:46@thelevantinemanYes, maybe technically within themselves, amongst themselves, they might not be as sociopathic and psychopathic towards each other. Well, it remains to be seen. I think they can do that when there is outside danger on the whole tribe. They tend to play nice with each other, but... I still, that's why I believe in the Jewish state being dismantled, Zionism being dismantled, because once the outside danger is not there, they're going to feast on each other like they feast on the rest of us.↗

2:39:20@thelevantinemanBut anyway, so I'm talking about the Talmudic tribe. So we have a case of like a collective narcissism where they have this terrible insecurity. from other groups. 100% because they know, they can see. And that insecurity gets them to amongst themselves, keep telling themselves how chosen they are and how special they are and how entitled they deserve to be, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.↗

2:39:49@thelevantinemanAnd then when you point out to them that, no, dude, first of all, you're not chosen. I don't know, you voted on that. We didn't vote you chosen on anything. And you treat them, You know, you can criticize them. Then they really, really take it like as if a person on a personal level, the narcissist takes it when you criticize them.↗

2:40:13@thelevantinemanSo yes, it is 100% a case of collective narcissism. That tribe is 100% narcissistic. And it's not only, you know, an individual level when we're talking about a politician or a CEO, you can say... They're sociopathic. I mean, of course, when you have a corporation that's doing, I don't know, billions or hundreds of millions in money, there is no department of ethics.↗

2:40:42@thelevantinemanLike, when you want to sell something, it doesn't go through the department of morals, and then the department of morals needs to approve it. So they want to do business, and slowly but surely, yes, they act sociopathic.↗

2:41:21@thelevantinemanIt's psychopathic, but it's hardcore, like proper. Their behavior is really vile and dangerous to the rest of us. And I'm sure, you know, we're taking them. I'm happy that we're taking them on. And I'm happy the rest of the world is like, yeah. I mean, other than Gretchen, who came here to tell us how special they are.↗

2:41:45@thelevantinemanIn general, people are realizing that... No, we did not really, not all of us voted whether you're chosen and agreed that for you to be chosen and not, and the rest of us not chosen, like this is not going to happen. And they're pushing back as a narcissist would do because we have a collective. A Case of Collective Narcissism.↗

2:42:11@thelevantinemanYeah, I'll end there, but thanks for the mic and always very happy to meet amongst you beautiful people, both on the panel and the listeners. Thanks.↗

2:42:23@malleusigOf course.↗

2:42:23Ian MalcolmAnd so much love, Raed. We did a wonderful space on Christianity in Lebanon. We'll put that up into the nest in case anybody did not see that to make sure that you can add that to the, let's say, the playlist. With that being said, why don't we go down, and I know we've got a number of speakers still up here. Why don't we go to Patriot, who I think had some questions or prospectively pushed back.↗

2:42:49Ian MalcolmI'm just going to kind of sit back and let Rob deal with this one, and then we'll check in with Dan before going back to Rob.↗

2:42:56@joann_marieAnd also Godfrey.↗

2:42:57Ian MalcolmOh, I'm sorry. Let's start with Godfrey. I apologize. Then we'll go to Patriot.↗

2:43:05@g0dfr0yThanks, Ian. This is a great space and yeah, you can see the narcissism. One curious example is Hollywood. They're continuing to push this filth programming with mandatory transgender characters, race-mixing families, gay parents adopting... Adopting kids. It's almost like it's a requirement. If there's a show, there needs to be one LGBTQ character.↗

2:43:40@g0dfr0yTheir narcissism in pushing that is wild because audiences don't want that shit anymore. Nobody's watching Hollywood films and shows anymore. Their narcissism is coming at the expense of their own pocketbooks. I do think that Hollywood is about to collapse. I think that we will see that. Probably within the next two to three years, hopefully sooner, because they're eventually going to have to pull the plug.↗

2:44:07@g0dfr0yAnd the arrogance of these people to push the filth that they do in Hollywood and other areas in our school system, forcing schools to have grown men who wear a dress come and read to kids. How sick are these people? They literally want grown men who wear a dress to come read to five-year-old kids to teach them about gay sex.↗

2:44:42@g0dfr0yThat's how sick this culture is, okay? And I think that's where you really see the narcissism is when they're pushing their degeneracy on other cultures. And that one makes me so livid, doesn't it? The Sage, H1story Media↗

2:45:18@g0dfr0yIf you could join me, I would really appreciate it. Make it a daily prayer. It can be simple. It can be a minute long. It can be five minutes. If you're like me and you want to wax a little bit poetic, it can be ten minutes. I say that jokingly, of course, but we have the power to shatter their narcissism in Hollywood and in the cultural war.↗

2:45:37@g0dfr0yWe're obviously winning on social media, and we're almost there. We're almost to the point where we can shut Hollywood the hell down. It's not just prayer. I'm going to be organizing some boycotting of Hollywood in October, as Ian and JoAnn are aware. I'm going to be organizing Boycott the Goyslot Month, so be aware of that.↗

2:46:00@g0dfr0yBut yeah, we have the power to shut this satanic system down and shut their narcissism down in Hollywood. Thank you.↗

2:46:08@psychomalo13Absolutely beautiful. I'll be praying with you right now. Absolutely well said. Bless your heart.↗

2:46:15@joann_marieThat was awesome, Godfrey. I support the boycott of the gory slope so much. So thank you. That was awesome. All right. And guys, please, please give Godfrey a follow. He's awesome. Patriot, go for it.↗

2:46:28@patriot_front_Godfrey, I wanted to thank you for your remarks. I think following your comment was very lucky for my opportunity to speak on the record here. And I deeply appreciate and I agree with you on the point of view of Hollywood and its satanic effects. Coming from the point of view, back to my journey into the study of Israel and Jewish culture, the Jewish problem as it could be framed, I'm heading into Israel, into the University of Tel Aviv, so I'm coming from that point of view.↗

2:47:01@patriot_front_Why?↗

2:47:05@g0dfr0yFirst, who asked that? That's me, Godfrey.↗

2:47:09Ian MalcolmGodfrey was asking, and Patriot, just to... Be direct, so are you either religiously or in your ethnic lineage Jewish, out of curiosity?↗

2:47:19@patriot_front_No, I'm fully Irish. Both my mother and father and both of their grandparents are all Irish.↗

2:47:28Ian MalcolmOkay, so... And I was baptized... And you're baptized, so of all places to go to pursue your education, you're interested in doing it in Tel Aviv for what purpose?↗

2:47:44@patriot_front_Well, I've actually traveled to Tel Aviv and the impression I got from the men serving me on the beach at a restaurant is something I reminisce upon a lot. Did those men murder Palestinians or are they just buddies with people who did? So this is before the war kicked off back in 2019.↗

2:48:03@joann_marieIt's not war, it's genocide and it didn't start in October. It literally started 80 years ago. Have you looked into what happened in Palestine?↗

2:48:15@patriot_front_The first question I asked to an IDF member who was my server was, what do you think of Palestinians and should I walk into Gaza? His remark was, they're animals. And I thought to myself, I reflected on my time in the military, and I just thought, that is pure indoctrination. And I decided to study it. So I'm going there.↗

2:48:34@patriot_front_That was my decision. That experience in my life really hit my heart.↗

2:48:44@patriot_front_As someone who's worked a long time to gain an education coming from the point of order follower without exercising conscience, i.e. military member, it really hit home. And that is a prime motivation for me going. Rob, I wanted to commend you to bring up the Gretchen point of view real quick. And I'm trying to circle back to everything that was covered.↗

2:49:14@patriot_front_Great and timely expedition into this topic, and I'll try to be as quick as I can. I'm hoping to end in five minutes or less. But Rob, you conceded the valid point in observation of operating with a limited toolkit. I have to mention full kudos and commendability on your handling of Gretchen as a sad case on divorce, and it was a welcomed empathetic remark counterposed to the co-host's reaction.↗

2:49:41@patriot_front_Both replies had merit in that case. When checking Gretchen's post, she stated the goal was to gain recognition from the audience with a specific target of new subscribers, which may produce a visceral reaction to many in here. However, the lens of empathy and love RoB entered the space with was apparent in his tonality with Gretchen, and it seemed to be lacking in many others, and I wanted to make a moment to appreciate that.↗

2:50:10@patriot_front_Further,↗

2:50:13Ian MalcolmWe discussed, you know, I was going to say just to push back on that a little bit. Do you think it's reasonable to find it unreasonable for a 50 plus year old woman to say the economy has been completely destroyed, which I would make the argument has been by the very people that are genociding the kids in Palestine, that she therefore is required, in her opinion,↗

2:50:39Ian Malcolmto literally digitally prostitute herself to try and pay her bills, and yet she's defending the people that have destroyed the economy, that have created the digital prostitution network, and who are murdering the children. Is it reasonable to push back on that?↗

2:50:54@patriot_front_Yeah, I complete 100% on your remark to her. What she did was a dialectical inversion, and it was so pathetic. I completely agree with what you said to her. Your remarks were complete merit. Absolutely, what you said is... True, it is reasonable to remark to this woman how unreasonable and contradictory she is. And that is her, you know, unfortunately.↗

2:51:20@patriot_front_It was sad to see. I was, you know, taken aback from hearing that. And it was appropriate of you to comment on the complete, I mean, we didn't elaborate on the marketing portion of what she was doing, which is sick. But again, as a Christian, I think what you did was with merit. Within that five-minute time frame here, trying to push through, I wanted to hit some goals.↗

2:51:51@patriot_front_One man, a speaker here, I'm not sure who it was, I'd like to know, was speaking about the psychopathy in the military, specifically, and the premise of his argument Who was directing this? It was a guiding hand pointing towards the Jews and saying that the whole theme of this space was connecting narcissism to the Jewish ethnicity, which I think has points of merit in it.↗

2:52:23@patriot_front_But I would like to say that the person I mentioned at the beginning of my remark, Kenneth Kendler, he is first and foremost the most quoted forensic geneticist in the world. He's also a Jew. I should mention first and foremost as well but he is working on and I'll cite these papers at the end for anyone who can access the scientific papers I'll give their numbers and their titles at the end of my remark but just in general the person who made that point is operating with a limited toolkit which I understand and I would recommend looking at the papers I cite if you have the ability to access them.↗

2:53:06@patriot_front_So Kenneth Kindler and his peers in the study of psychopathy specifically are identifying genetic markers, genomes, chromosomes, DNA related to specific familial lines related to psychopaths in particular with the goal of excluding these people from military service. So it's actually the opposite of what you said in reality.↗

2:53:31@patriot_front_The point Rob made about The limbic system of Jews I think was awesome. It was awesome and completely spot on. However, the lens in which it was presented is viewed in a psychiatric sense. So we must consider the drivers of that. And I would add into that lens that Jews have experienced over 100 generations of survival-based activity.↗

2:54:00@patriot_front_This is due to the... I would say certainly, I would say likely. Out of curiosity, since you brought up persecution, do you think that that might have anything to do with the actions that took place prior to any persecution or ejections from societies?↗

2:54:34@patriot_front_Can you clarify the question or repeat it?↗

2:54:36Ian MalcolmYeah, so I mean, you said generations of persecution, and I can appreciate that there are people who have suffered for no reason whatsoever, but then there's also those that suffer due to their actions, right? And if you're a terrible person, you go around being terrible, and then people say, I don't like you, right? You can develop a persecution complex, but perhaps your behavior creates the reasons that you're persecuted, right?↗

2:55:04@patriot_front_I don't argue with you there and we see that.↗

2:55:08@malleusigIt's also misleading to use the word persecution because persecution is really not what happened in any scenario. It was really prosecution in almost every case. And the more we use these flawed words that have been given to us by Jewish historians, the more we back up these really, really unfounded Baseless Ideas of History.↗

2:55:36@patriot_front_So that's a very good point on the word persecutory. It is a linguistic error I made and I apologize. However, if you frame that in my original introduction, it is based in ethno-science, based on Josh Neal's philosophy. And ethno-science, again, is using words with hypnotic language and these connotations like heaven and hell and imaginative language and the word persecutory↗

2:56:04@patriot_front_certainly is fitting within that framework of ethnoscience, which is the propagation of ideas with a political agenda behind it.↗

2:56:12Ian MalcolmSo out of curiosity, how did it end up in your delivery then?↗

2:56:18@patriot_front_I suppose I was writing notes on the summary of the points being given, and it was a perspective I have into the Jewish identity of how they justify what they do.↗

2:56:33Ian MalcolmBut you can appreciate that narcissists often feel as if they're persecuted for no reason whatsoever, right? I do.↗

2:56:43@patriot_front_I do appreciate that.↗

2:56:44Speaker 3Okay.↗

2:56:46@patriot_front_Thank you. So again, moving into that, back to the limbic system, the effects of that and the genetic makeup of the brain of Jews, I think... Due to their history, due to their endogamy, is certainly different than the average Joe. And what this has produced in our intellectual era, where we're no longer dominant based on our physical size and strength, it's really produced an interesting phenomenon.↗

2:57:15@patriot_front_And it is noticeable all throughout geopolitics. I wanted to bring up the idea of the philosophy of Jews versus the psychology of individualism in the West. Now, the origins of psychology of individualism in America in the West and the forgetfulness of genetic identity in American society. You know, Charles Darwin's cousin, many listeners may be new to this information, is Sir Francis Walter Galton, an Englishman.↗

2:57:48@patriot_front_He wrote on the book entitled The Hereditary of Genius. But in that book and a guiding principle of Jews as an identitarian structure, Jews see their identity as a cellular organism. So they have a traditional view that the genius of a race or the genius of an ethnicity is the guiding hand of the actions of the masses within that society.↗

2:58:13@patriot_front_And that is a traditionalist view that was held throughout history. It was held by the English. It's held in academia still. And you can see it most predominantly in horse racing, for example. It's a great, great example. I think that the example of non-conscriptability to Orthodox Jews, they do not conscript to the IDF, is a political debate right now.↗

2:58:39@patriot_front_But when you look at it through the lens of genius guiding the masses, it actually, in my opinion, makes a bit of sense. So I'll end. I'm here at the end. I've got some citations for anyone interested in looking up the good work Profiles of Genetic Risks for Psychotic Disorders↗

2:59:26@patriot_front_Leading theorists on this paper, Henrik Olsson, Jen Sundquist, his wife Christina Sundquist. That gives you a basic general outline of genetics and its role. I would say a follow-up paper for that, and I'll only mention three, is entitled The Relationship Between Genotype and Phenotype-Based Estimates of Genetic Liability to Psychiatric Disorders.↗

2:59:53@patriot_front_In practice and in theory, I've got the NIHMS ID number, which I'll provide. The number is NIHMS 2137528. And finally, on the detail of it, and this is a key point of the paper, they've calculated that in FGRS, these are all Acronyms for psychiatric disorders. SZ is an acronym for schizophrenia. BD, bipolar disorder. MD, multiple personality disorder.↗

3:00:32@patriot_front_These are acronyms in genetics. They've used a model called the FGRS, the Family Risk Genetic Score, and the CIs, which are genetic elements or effects located on the same DNA molecule to identify the psychopathy I'm talking about with the goal. of eliminating this from the military conscription in general, which again means taking psychopaths out of the military and identifying them before they join, which I think is a good thing.↗

3:01:07@patriot_front_And this paper, it is published in JAMA Psychiatry. It's an original investigation credit to Ken Kendler for that. Lastly, I want to provide books from the far right that are good. And I want to provide books that are objective, just their titles. Antelope Hill Publishing, very good. Imperium Press, very good publishers.↗

3:01:30@patriot_front_I'd recommend the book Intolerant Interpretations, that is the theory of ethnoscience by Josh Neal. Also, as a primer for recognizing extremism in the groups, there is a book called American Extremist, The Psychology of Political Extremism, again by Neal. I was just thinking about this. So the truth is really easy to describe, right?↗

3:01:55@joann_marieIt doesn't require a whole lot of citations and references and appeals to authority and other things.↗

3:02:17Ian MalcolmSo if the intent here is to spend the next 30 minutes saying, and then we can look at this paper and then this paper and then this paper, I don't really think the listeners have much interest in that. And I'm not trying to avoid things that are important, but rather to focus on those which are. And we just spent 10 minutes doing a whole lot of nothing, it felt like.↗

3:02:38@patriot_front_Yeah, it was my last book citation. But in general, trust me, we don't need any more. Gotcha. I agree and I appreciate the moderation as well. Just summing up everything everyone has said and back to Psycho's initial prayer and the introduction of the surveillance state.↗

3:02:58Ian MalcolmPatriot, out of curiosity, do you know one of the vocal inflections that normally presents itself in schizophrenics? Flat effect. Do you think that has any relevance on what we're listening to?↗

3:03:15Ian MalcolmYes. Okay.↗

3:03:18@patriot_front_I'll concede. I'll concede.↗

3:03:20Ian MalcolmOkay. I don't know what to make of that, but all right. Let's go for another two minutes here. I'll reset the timer. I did not expect that reply. Please don't reset the timer.↗

3:03:32@malleusigPlease, I'm already falling asleep.↗

3:03:33@patriot_front_Yeah, I've got to go to speech pathology more.↗

3:03:36@malleusigNo prejudice against the Patriot guy, but seriously.↗

3:03:39@patriot_front_Within 60 seconds, lumping up all of these meta-ideas together, everyone's mentioned, beginning with Psycho and the surveillance state, you have all these things. Ian spoke on the topic that money is no issue to Jews. And caveating on that, you have the role of statistics Sweden and America. Collecting data on everyone with intellectual and emotional disabilities, everyone that collects welfare.↗

3:04:03@patriot_front_They have already identified them. They're in a database. The good works of Kindler, eliminating psychopathy. Also the bad. In terms of people with disabilities now, the weak-willed and the weak-minded, what does that mean on the opposite end? The things they don't publish in the scientific journals, it's highly concerning.↗

3:04:22@patriot_front_And I would just say... With the Talpiot program, let's look at the good. I mean, everything is fear-mongering to a degree, but remember to look for the good. Thank you for letting me share you, and I really appreciate you coming back to me on this.↗

3:04:37Speaker 2Of course.↗

3:04:37@joann_marieOkay, thank you.↗

3:04:38Speaker 2All right, yeah.↗

3:04:40Ian MalcolmOkay, let's go to someone spicy.↗

3:04:42Speaker 2Okay. Spice, spice, spice.↗

3:04:45@joann_marieSpice, spice.↗

3:04:48@psychomalo13Was it me next? Yes, go right ahead, man. Go right ahead. I got time.↗

3:04:53@joann_marieYeah, but make it spicy.↗

3:04:56Ian MalcolmOkay, well. By the way, to spice it up just a little bit, I just want to let everybody know, because I was unaware of this until a couple seconds ago, or minutes ago, I should say, to be very precise to the language. Foundring was reinstated. I see him in the listener panel. A big let's go on that one. And I don't know if it's because of what he said.↗

3:05:17Ian Malcolmor because of the application to maybe some process, which I don't believe is the case, or the fact that we got a whole bunch of people on this application, perhaps others, that all in unison said this is BS and they have reinstated him on it. And so I think if we put that in perspective with McLemore and everything going on with Ed Sheeran, it's just adding to this idea, just like with parody Jeff, right?↗

3:05:40Ian MalcolmThey can keep kicking us down, but if we stand up together and we shout loud enough, we're going to make a difference. Just a lot of love to Mr. Foundering, I see him down there, but go for it there Let's go!↗

3:05:51@ceanndachFoundering, come up and play something for us, he's awesome guys Alright, go for it, Balthazar So, well, I sort of have this, it's a whole arc, right, so just kind of bear with me So, if we go all the way back to Rome, right, to when Titus decided that he didn't like Jerusalem And Those people, they did not like that. They didn't like that very much at all.↗

3:06:20@ceanndachAnd what you see, if you actually look in the Talmud, is you see the beginnings of a perpetual hatred for the people who are perceived to be the inheritors of that. And from their perspective, that's Rome, and then that's us.↗

3:06:45@ceanndachYou have to understand that part of everything that they do is you could say it's narcissism and maybe it is to a certain degree. But the other thing you have to consider is what they have actually done is they have devised their own system of self-indoctrination. They teach each generation after them certain things and to behave a certain way.↗

3:07:08@ceanndachAnd that's why they have these insular communities, right? So that they can teach themselves how they want to act. And that's why you see so many repeats of certain types of behaviors because they cultivate these on their own. So they indoctrinate their own children. And one of the things that you'll see if you read the Talmud and the Zohar is it's called, I believe it's Tikkun Olam, and it's this concept of they're supposed to fix the world.↗

3:07:37@ceanndachAnd if you reflect that with a narcissistic perspective on, say, liberalism,↗

3:08:14@ceanndachis the money, right? Because as you said before, the money is just Plato, right? Because when you have fractional reserve banking, you can just make it. You can just make it. So around, I think, $11 trillion of the debt is to banks, private holders, and equity. So 25% of our debt. And you have to remember, every time we accrue debt, that's money going to a person.↗

3:08:41@ceanndachThe Sage, H1story Media The Sage, H1story Media↗

3:09:10@ceanndachIf you look at black culture, and if you look at all of the things that came out of the Frankfurt School, and I'm glad that somebody mentioned that earlier, right? All of those things are funded. And a good example of how those things are funded is if you look at BlackRock. The reason why we have so much of that in our society is because of BlackRock.↗

3:09:32@ceanndachBecause what they did is, they had something called, I think it was the ESG? and the DEI policies. And what they had is if you were a company and you wanted money or you needed money to make a movie or make a game or whatever it is you wanted to do, they would give you a premium loan rate if you met their criteria for doing XYZ in your video or your game or your music or whatever.↗

3:09:58@ceanndachAnd they have used that to pay people who will do debauchery They will do the despotic things or say the despotic things that cultivate the outcome that they want and they pay them to do it. That's how they have perpetuated that is by making sure that the people who need money are willing to do them favors by changing their content to suit what it is that they want to have done.↗

3:10:30@ceanndachWhat I think we need to do is The Sage, H1story Media↗

3:11:04@ceanndachAnd their businesses will go under. And they won't be able to do anything. So all we have to do is look at how we spend our money and make sure that we spend it in ways that they don't want us to spend it. And that's all we have to do. And then one thing I wanted to add to Rob, I don't know if you mentioned it or not, but I think it's sort of pertinent here is if you've ever, I don't know if you discussed Universe 25, I think that...↗

3:11:30@ceanndachThat psychological experiment is very telling as to the things we see happening to us today. So that's all I got.↗

3:11:38@joann_marieBut really though, I think we're living in hard mode. I don't think we're in universe 25 at all.↗

3:11:48@ceanndachI mean, we're getting there. That's why you have people acting crazy.↗

3:11:51@joann_marieNo, because they had everything just perfect. There was everything. We don't have anything. People literally cannot even afford their house.↗

3:12:00@ceanndachBut the thing is that what it is, it's not just having food that was the issue. It's the population density in an enclosed space. When there are too many people around you, you start to go crazy. Because it's not psychological. We're not supposed to be... I don't know. What are your thoughts, Rob?↗

3:12:30@rob_zpeSo I would say that, look, it's definitely an argument that's used to, like, look at the fact that overcrowded modern cities cause, you know, this psychological breakdown and antisocial behavior and this mental health crisis we're seeing. Like, that's why we're seeing, you know, The Cultural Revolution and The Great Leap Forward, a lot of these Bolshevik revolutions, they move people off of the land into these large industrialized cities.↗

3:12:55@rob_zpeAnd now we're moving into these 15-minute cities, these dystopian, technocratic, surveilled areas where urban density and surveillance is a huge attribute to the technocratic one-world government where they can monitor us and keep us psychologically and trained into their system. So again, like that experiment definitely does provide an analog for kind of losing kind of the purpose in society and all these social contracts are breaking down.↗

3:13:28@rob_zpeAnd effectively, they don't believe in the fact that the world is overpopulated. Actually, the baby boomers mean like reason, oh, like what's the main problem with the world that's overpopulated? We are going through a population collapse. But at the same time, they're pushing us towards these more dense urban environments that, you know, entrain these psychopathic, narcissistic, you know, consumption tendencies.↗

3:13:51@rob_zpeAnd that's all part of this managed decline as they try to keep us hooked into the Internet of Things and the digital twin and the trillions and trillions of sensors that now monitor everything that you say, think or do. So, you know, there's a huge part of that experiment, but it really doesn't encapsulate like the full.↗

3:14:09@rob_zpeMyriad of digital surveillance and psychological conditioning and social engineering we're seeing. It's just one example of now an anachronistic version of what happens when you get too many people in the same small space competing for resources. But it is definitely pertinent. I would say it's definitely important to look at.↗

3:14:30@ceanndachI would say it's more pertinent on a microcosm scale than a macrocosm scale, like individual places where people are packed together. I'm in Australia.↗

3:14:45@rob_zpeI'm in the least densely populated continent on the planet, but apparently people choose to live on top of each other in Sydney like rats. There's just beaches everywhere. There's this space and space beyond. We have to look at this... Social engineering.↗

3:15:05@ceanndachDo you think that part of that maybe is a learned helplessness? Like they feel like they have to be around other people? A lack of independence?↗

3:15:14@rob_zpeI mean, I think that part of a narcissist is that they can never be alone. Like a narcissist can never be alone. They can't be them by themselves. They need constant validation. But essentially, like when you look at like why is this all happening? If you just look at maybe in the 90s, the forms of social engineering, just around some of my favorite shows, like Seinfeld or Friends or Sex and the City, they're all about modern young adults moving to the city, having this sexual lifestyle where they're not cooking at home, they're not out on the farm, they're in a coffee shop, getting someone to cook a slop for them.↗

3:15:54@rob_zpeAnd they're meeting a woman after woman. Like, literally think about the largest, most popular TV shows in the last 20 years. They're all about conditioning us to become this city-dwelling, psychopathic, hollow, vacuous entity. And that's what the modern man has become. So there's so many different reasons why they want to push us into cities.↗

3:16:18@joann_marieSuper quick, they did a rural purge in 1971 where they removed all the shows where they were in farms, kind of like glassy and stuff like that to literally say people need to move into cities and manipulate them. Totally. Yeah, no, it's 100%. That's so cool. Like literally just a rural purge.↗

3:16:38@rob_zpeYou should do a space on that, JoAnn.↗

3:16:40@joann_marieI don't know that much about it. I like looking into it, but also I'm not a good speaker. I'm like the clown of the space.↗

3:16:48@ceanndachAnd you've got all the commercials too that are like people with minorities and just all the subliminal stuff that they put into all the media. Black music is a big one, right? Because maybe this is a tangent, but...↗

3:17:06@ceanndachThe involvement that the CIA had is essentially when they were doing Operation Contra, they were allowing cocaine to hit the black communities and then they were putting all the fathers in jail, leaving them all as single mothers. And then they were getting them money out of all the welfare systems. And then immediately after that, they start paying, like Tupac, for example, he was cultivated by his Jewish girlfriend into the life that they wanted him to live.↗

3:17:36@ceanndachand they used that to create these role models for all of these fatherless kids to be like, oh, well, I want to be like this guy. And then they got them to advertise the violence, the sex, drugs, the gang life, all of those things. I definitely agree.↗

3:17:57@joann_marieHold on, I'm so sorry, I always love what you have to say, but Rabbi needs to go and I also have to welcome Foundering. I'm so happy that you got reinstated. So let's go to Rabbi really, really quick and Foundering, you're awesome. Thank you so much for coming out.↗

3:18:12Ian MalcolmYou better tick all those keys for us and that's not any kind of only reference.↗

3:18:17@malleusigYou're going to be kidding me. I have to leave as soon as Foundering comes? I know. This is not fucking fair.↗

3:18:25@ceanndachWell, if I could, just real quick, just thanks for letting me speak. I appreciate the time. You know, I'll keep attending. You guys are doing a great job.↗

3:18:33Ian MalcolmAnd Balthazar, if you ever want to do a space on that window, I don't know what it's technically referred to, but the East Coast, West Coast, and the Tupac, Biggie Smalls era of rap and the cultural influence, I would certainly welcome that. And so feel free to send me a message if you would.↗

3:18:54@ceanndachOkay, I mean, I can do some research into it.↗

3:18:58@joann_marieAll right, let's go. Rabbi, go for it.↗

3:19:02@malleusigYeah, real quick, because I've been waiting to read just like Rob said, like an hour ago, I think, because this is something that I noticed recently, and I think it is kind of important. I've been reading Norman Finkelstein's B'Yah Chutzpah, and there was a part in there where he describes the repression that Palestinians go under.↗

3:19:23@malleusigare under from the Israelis in the West Bank and other parts of Palestine. And one of the things that stood out for me is if you are a Palestinian and they catch you waving a Palestinian flag or putting a Palestinian flag in social media or doing a V sign or basically expressing any kind of support or solidarity with your fellow Palestinian people, they will put you in fucking jail.↗

3:19:47@malleusigThey will arrest you and put you into a jail This is the same jail where they torture kids and they have dogs rape people and shit, right? They'll literally put you in jail because they've defined it as a crime because you're quote-unquote supporting terrorism, okay? That's one thing in itself. But the thing that was really alarming to me is that I connected this to... Do you guys remember a year and a half ago or whenever it was, Ben Shapiro went to the Oxford Union and he first...↗

3:20:20@malleusigRolled out this fallacious line of reasoning that the phrase, from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free, right? From the river to the sea is supposed to be actually really secret code for we're going to kill all Jews, right? This was his whole line. This is his absolutely bonkers line of reasoning. But media and government ate it up.↗

3:20:47@malleusigThey were like, oh, no, yeah, no, it doesn't make any sense. I don't care. We're doing it anyway. They just ran with it. And so now you have people who are like plausibly making the assertion that from the root of the sea is actually hate speech. And nobody's pushing back on it in terms of the establishment. What I think this is, is the first step of rolling out Israeli morals onto the West.↗

3:21:15@malleusigAnd they've been doing this for a long time, but this is just where I noticed it. They are going to try to justify their own fucked up moral system and encode it into our legal system with penalties, with essentially criminal penalties for doing anything that they've decided in Israel is offensive to the Jewish majority.↗

3:21:42@malleusigAnd I just wanted to get this on the record because this is extremely concerning if this is what's happening. And I wanted to just, if anyone can, keep your eyes open for any more of this trickery and make note of it and call it out, draw a big red circle around it if you can, because this is how they destroy our morals and replace them with their own.↗

3:22:06@malleusigAnd that was just really, really important. I wanted to make sure we got that on the record.↗

3:22:15@joann_marieAwesome, thank you so much, Rabbi.↗

3:22:16Ian MalcolmThanks a lot.↗

3:22:18@joann_marieRob or Ian, do you guys want to add anything?↗

3:22:20Ian MalcolmWell, the only thing I would say is that on that, the thing that I suppose I fear is that in this dystopian, if we try to extrapolate where we are to where we could go, right, this perspective future in which they basically, I think the fantasy of these psychopaths is that they are going to remove religion so that they essentially remove morality.↗

3:22:45Ian MalcolmSo that they remove God and then what they basically do is they replace it with the AI that basically will suggest that the righteous thing for everybody to do is to worship the people that built the AI and then to view the AI as the God. It is the supreme arbiter of, let's say, judge and jury and executioner. And so what actually will be constructed is a system that just like in The Wizard of Oz will be presented.↗

3:23:10Ian MalcolmHere's the all-knowing AI. And they'll say, of course, that it's It's way above our control. It's escaped our programming. But no, they will obviously just control it. They'll just pretend like they don't. And then they will use it to justify whatever it is that they wish, right? So it will completely... It won't even just invert.↗

3:23:31Ian MalcolmIt'll pervert the very concept of law, of morality, of righteousness. And in doing so, it will then construct the very Noahide laws that they wish, which is that everybody has to live under essentially...↗

3:24:11Ian MalcolmThe way that they're going to try and get there, I think, is like I just suggested, that they'll claim that the AI is above their programming. And they will, of course, then utilize it to say whatever it is that they need to change and bend the rules as they wish. But I don't know if Rob has a similar sentiment there.↗

3:24:33@rob_zpeNo, I would just agree. I would say that they're creating the pretext for like a rogue AI that they can't control when in fact it will just be a tool. of total surveillance, total censorship and this ultimate tool of social engineering. Now we're seeing AI working with propaganda in real time, tailoring it specifically for targeted audiences and effectively, you know, all of this kind of scapegoating and stuff towards this kind of mythical, agentic, you know, recursive learning, super intelligence, AI could just be the pretext of manufacturing consent for what will be↗

3:25:10@rob_zpeTheir tool of total control, this kind of turnkey dictatorship. We're already seeing it right now, okay? What is Palantir? Palantir is like their goal to be the ultimate weapons contractor. Where did they start? They started in Afghanistan by profiling everyone in Afghanistan if they could be a potential terrorist or not.↗

3:25:26@rob_zpeNow that's at a global scale. We're all being profiled for certain levels of severity, of threats, of asymmetric potential resistance against what they're... Proposing at a global level. And soon it will be too late. We can't defend ourselves against these kind of global arching technocratic tools of control. We're just up against essentially something which the only way for us to defend ourselves is to have the conversations we're having right now, is to get the truth out there and start looking that essentially this group and now this global diaspora↗

3:26:08@rob_zpeThey have this genetic predisposition towards psychopathy and narcissism. Then they have this religious layer and worldview put on top of them and conditioned into them. And then they have a whole history and pretext of political and kind of religious persecution or perceived persecution. And that's just resulted in this kind of global ethnic state that essentially sees us all as the enemy.↗

3:26:31@rob_zpeAnd it can never let anything happen again that could possibly threaten them. So it's like they have to prevent. Any possible future possibility where we somehow stop them doing what they want. It's like, it's insane what's going on. And I think that Professor Jung talked about this and just saying the best way to mobilize people is through these kind of like religious or eschatological lenses as like an operating system of society, you know, proving it kind of like has this long-term mechanism to kind of mobilize people and it kind of dictates these geopolitical outcomes.↗

3:27:07@rob_zpeand it kind of aligns them all in a certain way in which they all kind of protect themselves and become this huge global group which is now manifesting in social media and AI and all this other stuff. So hopefully I didn't do a bad job bookending that.↗

3:27:23@malleusigNo, that was great. And again, I want to leave you on this note. There was a book, I forget the name of it, but there was a book a little while ago where this guy wrote about how this secretive Babylonian Magical Group would take control of multiple countries and then it was called The Beast and then it would create another image of itself that had the power to talk and would have the power to kill people.↗

3:27:51@malleusigCan you guys remember the name of the book? It's like it shoots fire from its mouth but the thing they called me was like it's the image of the beast that has the power to talk and it's able to say what the beast wants it to. And this, for me, seems very close to what we're seeing starting up here.↗

3:28:15@rob_zpe100%. They're very vocal in saying that, like, look, we got it all wrong. We weren't created by God. We create God. Like, they're literally trying to evoke this synthetic, diabolic entity through AI layers, through quantum AI layers, through any way they can. And now we're seeing neural networks so large they can... We won't see the next crisis, we'll see multiple crises.↗

3:29:02@rob_zpeWe're seeing the weather being weaponized right now. We're seeing the entire digital and AI layer being weaponized. We're seeing supply chains breaking down. They're just creating all these outs for what they can, for which way they ever want to shut the world down so they can restart it up again with their new worldview and domination.↗

3:29:25@rob_zpeSo that seems to be the plan. I don't know what the name of that book is, but I think it sounds like there are so many biblical See you guys. Bye-bye.↗

3:30:02@joann_marieBye, Roy. Thank you so much for coming up. Foundring, how are you?↗

3:30:07Speaker 2Oh, you know, it's been a day. I don't want to, like, interrupt you guys and cut in line or anything, but I just wanted to pop in and say hi.↗

3:30:16Ian MalcolmLet's go. And Foundring, so I'm curious, what is it that you think ultimately got the channel reinstated? Because if it is, let's say, a result of the noise that we were making as a collective, it just like with parody Jeff where I mean his account got nuked and then I think he was at 100,000 followers like a week later it maybe goes to show that we are becoming too vocal of a problem for them to just get away with this traditional tactics 100% I think that the idea of this the the power that they wield big tech↗

3:30:51@foundring1It's crazy. They basically have more power than governments themselves. They can silence someone like that with no recourse. They're just in this little room making these decisions. It's total bullcrap. I feel like they're losing its power. When I lost my YouTube channel years ago, I had 100 followers on Twitter. I came here and I'm like, oh, I'm banned.↗

3:31:14@foundring1You get lost in the noise, but now the signal, you can't stop. I don't know, I think...↗

3:31:43@foundring1I got hit with another band wave. I lost another YouTube channel today. And then my Gumroad, for those that don't know, I'm not going to go off too long here, but just real quick. Yeah, it's just a place to host music or content or whatever. And I got banned off a band camp during COVID. And people were like, oh, Gumroad is a free speech alternative.↗

3:32:07@foundring1And I'm like, all right, I'll just try that. And then I started putting my stuff there. Long story short, I got a notification that the ragtime old songs that I've been restoring violated their terms of service, very poorly explained. I've been on it for five years. I'm making them money. That's the thing. When I was on YouTube, I wasn't monetized, and my videos were getting millions of views.↗

3:32:32@foundring1So YouTube was making tens of thousands of dollars of ad revenue off of my account, and yet they still banned me, which goes to show that it's not... These companies, it's not about profit anymore. It's about control, right? It's about they are trying to make it seem like only, you know, again, they're creating these fake monopolies.↗

3:32:54@foundring1And I just, I love what, I think it was Balthazar was talking earlier, talking about what happened with hip hop and the CIA and all these things that the past is repeating itself, or at least it's rhyming because you see the same thing happening to music, particularly in the black communities, a hundred years ago. They repeated the same script where in the late 1800s, these songs I'm finding that were written and performed and enjoyed by all races in America.↗

3:33:29@foundring1It was basically the poor, it was us versus them. It was the common folk versus the elite. And there were... There's these rich traditions of black and white musicians that were working together and making fun of each other, but also making fun of them. The early ragtime, the early minstrel songs were anti-banker songs.↗

3:33:52@foundring1I'm not even kidding. The songs from the 1830s that were the very beginnings of that American musical sensation were... Talking about blowing up the banks. We're like, yeah, Andrew Jackson, he's the guy, right? Music and art was a way that we all were brought together. And what I'm finding with these songs was that, yeah, they might use things that are considered slurs today, but these Black songwriters, they're singing about traditional family values.↗

3:34:26@foundring1They're singing about the joys of fatherhood. They're singing about... Working hard and coming back to my loving wife and my children. And this was replaced by the jazz era. By around the 1920s, 30s, it became totally bastardized, sexualized. I wouldn't say violence was a thing. That became more in the hip-hop era. But we saw that this...↗

3:34:55@foundring1These genuine expressions of Americana, of what it means to be an American and how we are all part of this experiment together. Yes, all the different races, but we have a common, something that pulls us together and we are joined by our voices and we are joined by song and art and all these things. And that's why they had to nip that in the bud and they really swooped in.↗

3:35:22@foundring1and sure there was a for-profit motive and the record companies were a big part of that but really you know they they attack the the history not because there's dirty naughty racial words in them because they show us a glimpse of what things used to be And yes, the same thing happened in the 1980s and 90s when there was this genuine expression of black culture through hip hop and they came and they bastardized it.↗

3:35:49@foundring1So it's just so the historian nerd in me just gets very excited when I hear people discussing these things. I'm like, I'm finding the same story happened in the past. So that's kind of why I pivot in the last few years. to instead of kind of working on the satire, which I still do, is that I realized that this music is something that we should be proud of as Americans.↗

3:36:14@foundring1It's our cultural heritage, even if it's a little bit controversial and a little bit makes people a little bit uncomfortable, but it's okay to feel uncomfortable. And it's okay, it's all right to be offended, then just don't watch it, right? So long story short, Gumroad, they took me down. I raised a stink on X, all y'all amplified it, which was key, and the founder of Gumroad wrote me an email and publicly apologized and restored my account.↗

3:36:46@foundring1And it's a small thing, it's not like I'm...↗

3:37:14@foundring1Thank you for letting me interrupt. It's been a↗

3:37:44@foundring1Kind of a crazy day. I hit 100,000 followers on Twitter today, too, so that was like... Yeah, so it's all sort of happening at once. But anyway, I love you guys, and thank you for letting me pop in here and hijack the space. So keep at it, keep on keeping on, and keep singing and smiling. That's what they... They don't want us to sing and smile as they're coming at us, and that's what...↗

3:38:09@foundring1that's what makes them the most mad is when we they they try to pull out all the stops and throw everything at us and we still we're still we're still keeping on and that's the that's you know it's a global thing but that's like the american way and that's why i'm proud to be american because we are that we are that light we're we're need to to to set the the tone and um anyway so i i i love what you all do and and thanks thanks again for for everything↗

3:38:38Ian MalcolmThe absolute goat when it comes to anything and everything musical on this application. And not only the pursuit of entertainment and the arts, but also the truth and of righteousness. And I really do. I think us. Coming together in a weird way when you're saying that singing and being happy. I was just thinking of the Smurfs for some reason.↗

3:39:01Ian MalcolmAnd isn't it funny that they get chased around by Gargamel, who has some very unique facial features. It's all so crazy. But no, lots of love, Foundry. So glad that you got that back. And it is, it's a symbolic victory of kind of the difference that we're making. So it is a win. Another... Another W to put in our caps, and so everybody should celebrate those.↗

3:39:28Ian MalcolmThat being said, JoAnn, knowing that we're going to wrap up here in the next maybe 15 or so, why don't we try to go through some hands from some people that haven't had a chance to speak. Let's try to keep it a little bit tight, and then what we'll do is we'll go to Rob for some final words on the space, the subject, and the commentary.↗

3:39:46Ian MalcolmAnd then I do want to go to Mr. Psycho to wind everything down with a prayer at the end.↗

3:39:52@joann_marieAll right, amazing. And big congratulations, Vandering. I'm so happy that you got to 100K. I hope you get to 6 million. And I'm so happy that your account got reinstated. So good job. And yeah, congratulations. You're awesome. All right, Donna, you sent me so many emojis. Go for it. Thank you so much.↗

3:40:13@donnaleistI did one of those. Why 6 million?↗

3:40:16@joann_marieOh, no, it's just a random number that has no significance whatsoever.↗

3:40:21Ian MalcolmIt seems a little... Just wanted to add in real quick. Didn't mean to interrupt. This is so wild. And I know X, of course, they provide trending news that's relevant for users. So this is going to be somewhat biased, right? But nonetheless, today's trending news for my page anyway. Talks about the primetime insanity where Chris Hansen, the guy catching the pedophiles, is the villain.↗

3:40:48Ian MalcolmThen it talks about Candace Owens and Erica Kirk. The other top trending story is about puppet song, Tiny Hats divides viewers with catchy beat and coded themes. And I just want to call that out because that is none other than the real Joey Good, who we did the space with the real Joey Good show. He's absolutely incredible.↗

3:41:13Ian MalcolmI will put that up into the nest. It's an unbelievable song. And I just wanted to congratulate that wonderful man whose song that he started making merely because he wanted to make things that were positive for his daughter, that he's a trending topic on X. So lots of love to Joey wherever he is.↗

3:41:32@joann_marieAmazing. I love Joey. All right, Donna, go for it.↗

3:41:37@donnaleistThank you so much. I kept throwing you like... Waves because I don't want to lose my connection and we've gotten so far beyond the topic matter that I was ready to address. I wanted to say that we can go all the way back to Abraham that they have had slaves. They've had different levels of how they consider people. You can go to the caste system in India.↗

3:42:07@donnaleistYou can go to the slave trade with the Rehadanites that did the Silk Roads. You can go to the Khazars that took slaves. They've always had that. They've had indentured servants. Now we are tax slaves. So they've always had this. And then you remember the bottleneck of 300. That's the maternal line. And they do have genetics.↗

3:42:37@donnaleistand when you look up what functional schizophrenia is, it's living by a delusion that is your belief system. So you don't want to get rid of the delusion. Everybody else is wrong and you accept it as fact and you are so willful in it, you can convince other people. and there's some paranoia thrown into that and they're functional like Alan Dershowitz is, like Mark Levin is, like Benjamin Netanyahu is.↗

3:43:22@donnaleistThey accept their own lie. Everybody else is wrong. And like I said, they've always seen people as others outside of their circle. The Sage, H1story Media↗

3:44:04@donnaleistSo this has been going on for a very long time. We don't have to say how they've applied it to us. We already know things like the Schofield Bible, intimidation with the ADL. We've seen that all, how they applied it to us. We've seen how they twisted the culture with Hollywood and how they control the news. Blah, blah, blah.↗

3:44:30@donnaleistWhat I'm saying is if you look at them themselves, You're going to see that they've been doing this all along. And I'll land. Thank you very much for the mic.↗

3:44:40@joann_marieExcellent points. Thank you so much, Donna. All right. Dr. Strange, go for it.↗

3:44:48@submission2tThanks, JoAnn, Ian. Great space as usual. And Rob, wealth of information. I was coming in and out, so I didn't catch all of it. But thank you so much for everything you've shared. I want to go back to what Baltasar said, and it kind of corresponds, corroborates with both, What Balthasar and Foundry mention. It's about boycotting all forms of entertainment and being extremely selective on what you watch.↗

3:45:13@submission2tNow, I would push back with what Balthasar said that, oh, it's about money. You need to like dry them up. That's never going to happen or it's not going to work out because these entertainment companies, majority of them are global. So let's say even if the US dries up or there's a large Thank you so much.↗

3:46:01@submission2tNormalizing Affairs and Cheating, Emasculating Men. The list goes on. I mean, it's complete degeneracy. If you look at what the entertainment sector through Hollywood streaming platforms and even sports, what they've done is they're like literally Trojan horses into your brain that ultimately indoctrinate our value system.↗

3:46:27@submission2t30 years ago, I kid you not when I say this, 30 years ago, We look down upon gambling. Now they've normalized it to the point where everybody is into gambling. Sports, they've basically normalized it within sports and it's impacting our youth. There's apparently the statistics that I came across a while ago, a large portion of the youth who commit suicide, part of the reason why they do it has to do with gambling.↗

3:46:57@submission2tThey fall on hard times and they don't know where to go. Our society is so toxic that we're not teaching them, the entertainment sector is not teaching them to pursue higher aspiration towards being a great engineer or a great doctor. The entire darn system is designed to make them pursue short-term instant gratification, path of least resistance, and short-term wins.↗

3:47:27@submission2tAnd this is not their fault because... What we've done, what we've allowed is that the entertainment sector has basically hijacked their lives. You look at these little kids who get addicted to devices. My full-time job is how do I keep my little one busy so that this way they're not consumed by these devices? Because if I allow them, these companies and their content hijack my kid's brain.↗

3:47:54@submission2tSo the point I'm trying to make is that this is, I think our youth, the future of our youth, is really dependent on how much they can control themselves from all forms of entertainment. And if we're to raise the future of this country, it really starts with ensuring that they're not entertainment junkies, because that's how society is designed.↗

3:48:21@submission2tAnd then I'll end with this. Rabbi Jeff just posted something that I came across. And there's an article where it says, there's nothing wrong with cheating. And it's written by Rebecca Walker. And then it has a picture of this white woman next to a black guy in the bed. And again, on top of it, it says there's nothing wrong with cheating.↗

3:48:47@submission2tI mean, this is the degeneracy that they want to push upon everyone. So Rabbi Jeff basically responded, put like, asked Grok, is that Grok, is this famous writer? Jewish, and of course the answer is yes. So therein lies the indoctrination. So I commend everybody for protecting themselves from all the shit that they push on you.↗

3:49:15@submission2tAnd sometimes they make it really good, but within it, they weave in these change in values that ultimately Dr. Strange, one of the absolute greats on this topic. And it's always, I couldn't agree with you more, not only on the cultural aspects, but just the↗

3:49:56Ian MalcolmThe Normalization of That Which Would Have Been Viewed as Perverse Just 10 or 20 Years Ago. And if you go back further than that, and for, I always like the pop culture references. If anybody wants to go down a very, very strange way to look at where we've come, go back and watch Back to the Future, the original, right?↗

3:50:17Ian MalcolmAnd I say it because the movie takes place in the 80s. he goes back to the 50s when he goes from the 80s to the 50s you're like wow it's so much cleaner and everything's so much better and then he comes back to the 80s and you finish the film and you leave wherever you're viewing it and you're like wow things were so much better in the 80s it's unbelievable how far we've fallen from that and in many ways I mean speaking of Back to the Future if you look at the second one it really feels like we've actually become more degenerate than what they depict in the Biff↗

3:50:49Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.↗

3:51:19Ian Malcolmand like I said, then we'll come back up to Rob for those final words.↗

3:51:22@martin1948nakbbHi, good morning. Hi, JoAnn. Hi, Ian.↗

3:51:25@joann_marieHi, Martin. How are you?↗

3:51:27@martin1948nakbbGood, thank you. For those of you who don't know me, I'm Jewish and also unfortunately Israeli and I'd like to bring an extra perspective to the discussion. And I want to talk specifically about the point of acceptance, of being accepted. Part of the goals of achieving power is being accepted. It's really important for Jews in 2026 to be accepted.↗

3:51:55@martin1948nakbbAnd I want to sort of connect what Rabbi Moeller said earlier about creating a reality where certain models and ethics that are being pushed in Israel will start to be pushed all around and become the norm. I want to give you my personal example. I was using Up until recently, an AI called Claude, in order to articulate my words, in order to summarize long articles, in order to connect dots, to make things more efficient for me so that when I create awareness, I'm not spending too much time writing it, but I can actually spend time spreading it.↗

3:52:35@martin1948nakbbI was banned by Claude three weeks ago, and the reason was extremism. And while I was using Claude, many times I had to change the word Jews, to some fake word because he was unwilling to even provide me an answer. Now, I don't know if you guys know this, but a while ago, and this was actually even published in Israeli media, they caught it.↗

3:53:04@martin1948nakbbThere was a $100 million campaign of creating a website online that its sole goal was creating a huge amount, hundreds of articles, which AI would feed on. in order to create the Israeli narrative regarding Gaza. They are using AI in order to control actual information, which in the result of that is controlling thought.↗

3:53:31@martin1948nakbbSo as an activist is trying to create awareness, many times you will talk to people and their opinion beforehand will be based on what they heard, what they read. And most people will come to conclusions about things If they read and hear about it from more than one source, it basically provides confidence in information.↗

3:53:51@martin1948nakbbThat's a lot of the ways that we have, for example, consensus and agreed opinion about things in history. We've been fed information. We see a lot of it repeated a lot of times. We think, okay, that's probably the truth. If someone says one thing that's very rare, you call him a conspiracy, and then it's finished. What they're doing right now, they're actually taking over, well, they've taken over AI,↗

3:54:15@martin1948nakbbin order to create a system that's actually controlling thought. And it's very soon, they won't have to actually censor social media because the data that's going to be entering social media, which a lot of it is actually going through AI, will be completely and utterly censored. So I'm bringing this up because right now we still, and this is what really scares me, we still kind of have control over information.↗

3:54:41@martin1948nakbbYou can still spread information, you can still get through it. In my opinion, within, I don't know, I'm thinking like next year even, spreading information and being able to get your information seen and heard will be incredibly, incredibly challenging when everything's completely controlled by AI. Now, it's not a coincidence, and I'd rather not sort of spam you guys with why sort of coincidence, that the top three AI companies are either run or founded by Jews.↗

3:55:10@martin1948nakbbI want to tell you something about Jews, which you probably know, but I'm going to highlight it again. We look after each other. It's part of our culture. We will push things in order to protect our own. And part of the things that we are really concerned about is acceptance. Because we don't want, you know, we don't want to be hated.↗

3:55:26@martin1948nakbbWe don't want people to ban us. We don't want people to think that our culture is bad. We want people to accept us. So you've seen that being penetrated, for example, into the media, into Hollywood for many, many years. It's not a coincidence that the villain in the 80s was a white... Thank you very much.↗

3:56:13@martin1948nakbbAnd I'll tell you, Martin, what a wonderful example that you provided there with Claude.↗

3:56:42Ian Malcolmwhich allegedly Dank was also removed from and the craziest part is with Dank's story, I don't know if this is similar to yours, but he was using that platform to help move some of our spaces onto these other networks and to automate some of that work because it can be incredibly time consuming. And when he was kicked off, it was without strikes, any warnings, he was just told he was no longer able to access it.↗

3:57:10Ian Malcolmand they completely revoked all of that based on they said based on an internal investigation which would beget the question who at Claude was notified to do an investigation into what he was doing with that tool it's not like he was using it to produce anything that was publicly tied between his person and what he's doing on this platform and even if they had that dot connected why is the let's say the↗

3:57:38Ian MalcolmEnd goal that he's using that for, how is that in any way a violation of anything significant? And so it just goes to show that they are actively analyzing what everybody's doing with that tool. They're looking for anybody that is problematic. And the last piece is, it doesn't matter if you're Jew or Gentile, right? If you stand in opposition to Jewish supremacy and the control of the information, you are a problem.↗

3:58:01Ian MalcolmAnd so I say that because for all of our Jewish brothers, wherever they are in the world, if they↗

3:58:27@joann_marieI've lost everything, Martin. Thank you so much for coming up. Sorry, go for it.↗

3:58:30@submission2tYeah, no, no, let's go to... And by the way, folks, Martin's been on this path, on this journey for a long time. Anybody who's known Martin since October, I mean, I got to know him after October 7th, but he's been pushing back for a long time.↗

3:58:46Ian MalcolmAbsolutely. Let's go to Tim Lordan, and then we'll go to California. and then we will bring things. Actually, let's check in. I apologize for the jump here, but we got a special guest with Mr. Hussein. Uncle Haz, any thoughts for us, my friend?↗

3:59:02@hussainshafieiCan I just say that any Jewish person that is standing up above the parapet is actually suffering much more than a lot of other people because they get disowned by their own people, which is why I've always said every single time whenever we go on these marches in London and we've got the Jewish block with us standing, you know,↗

3:59:21@hussainshafieiShoulder to shoulder with us, it gives us cover against the government being able to say these are, what's it called, war criminals, what do they call us? They call us fucking anti-Semitic hate marchers. And terrorists. Yeah, and exactly, but when we've got like Jackie Walker, when we've got the Jewish rabbis, all of these people who come out and say, and they're carrying the banner that says from the river to the sea and fuck Israel.↗

3:59:47@hussainshafieiAnd they're literally saying like Zionism is evil and they are worse than some of the people that are on our side in hating Israel. So yeah, it's a good thing. I applaud you, Martin, for doing that. In fact, you can have a fucking follow, mate. There you go.↗

4:00:05@martin1948nakbbThanks very much. I appreciate it. I just want to, sorry to interrupt, I just want to respond before someone else comes up. I just want to tell you guys something. I know that from your perspective, it seems like a big deal. Actually, once your heart gets involved in life in general, things that you normally think about become an instinct.↗

4:00:23@martin1948nakbbI've been involved in this for 20 years. I'm not going to go into what caused me to change because I grew up in an incredibly Zionist home, a religious Zionist home in the 80s and 90s in Israel, so it was a big change for me. But now it's like breathing. It's not an effort in that sense. And actually, there are a lot of activists↗

4:00:44@martin1948nakbbwho actually go in the West Bank and they put their actual lives in danger, not by being arrested for sharing information, but by actually being beaten up by the police, by the army. Those are the ones that need everyone's protection. But thank you very much for your kind words. I appreciate it.↗

4:01:02@hussainshafieiYou're my brother. JoAnn, I've sent you a DM. Can you please check it, guys? Ian, the reason I've come up is because you always have 500 or 600 people up here. The Sage, H1story Media↗

4:01:29@joann_marieWe were going to have him here. This is horrible, Uncle Hans. I hope he comes. Yeah, let's make some noise for it. Yeah, thank you.↗

4:01:37@hussainshafieiOkay, so I've sent you a DM and I'm asking you all if you've got a premium account. It really does help. Let's get... What's it called? You don't have to retweet my one. The one I've just sent you, Joanna, if you can put it into the purple pill so people know what the account name is because obviously it's suspended so it can't show up.↗

4:01:57@hussainshafieiand let's see if we can get some noise and some backing from Mo and let's see if we can get his account back if we can. These things occasionally work. It will be great if we can get Mo back here, okay? Thank you guys, I love you.↗

4:02:35Ian MalcolmI think it was like an 82 or something. I wasn't as high as some of the other superheroes out there.↗

4:02:43@hussainshafieiFuck you. You beat me. I'm on a 76. I've got to fucking try harder, motherfucker. But the important thing is, I think I'm 42nd in the list of people in the world for Twitter. I'm above Tucker Carlson, so I'm happy. I'm happy. Anyway, I love you guys.↗

4:03:06Ian MalcolmI don't know if, JoAnn, was that you or?↗

4:03:09@joann_marieNo, it wasn't me. Maybe, I don't know, maybe I'm glitching. I'm sorry if it was. I'm sorry.↗

4:03:14Ian MalcolmUncle Haas, you're an absolute superhero, my friend. And certainly, everybody, look, anyone and everyone that speaks out against this machine, we are all, we're in this together. And the fact that none of us are in here for, you know, the clout, the money, any of this nonsense, it's why... I sincerely believe that we've already won because we're on the side of righteousness and there's a supernatural power that I subscribe to that wouldn't let us fail.↗

4:03:44Ian MalcolmBut even sans that, if I just look at the board, like David Nietzsche says, and I try to flip it around and look at it from their side, it's kind of like they're in checkmate because there's been so much evil and it really does feel like, and Rob, this is why I wanted to do the space, of course, It really does feel like they don't know anything but to continue doing what they've always done, which is to just lie whenever they're in a bad spot.↗

4:04:10Ian MalcolmAnd that is losing its power, right? The inability to just censor and suppress everybody and to lie about everything. At one point or another, when people recognize that it's not just that you told a lie and it's not just that you're lying, but that you're a liar. People just stop listening and they've overplayed their hand.↗

4:04:30Ian Malcolmand I don't think that there's any way out of this but just having an open and honest conversation about what's been going on and if they won't, well then we'll have it independent of them and they can sit behind their walls and try and suppress and censor everybody but it's just not going to work because we've got heroes like Martin, like Uncle Haas and everybody else that's in here so that being said, let's get on to Tim I'm going to go now Goodbye guys, have a great evening↗

4:04:59@hussainshafieiLove you guys. Good night. Bye-bye.↗

4:05:29@timlordanI quote tweeted Adam Milstein, I said, and shame on those Israeli human rights groups for calling it a genocide. So anti-Semitic. I can't wait to give Israel another $100 this week so they can continue to genocide the Palestinians, making them not live in tents and not be located in concentration camps. And my call to action is that everybody just go to these accounts, not necessarily Adam Milstein, but anybody that's↗

4:05:59@timlordanThat's posting this propaganda or blatant lies. Or any of these government officials, especially, that are taking AIPAC money. And just make noise. Just be in the comments, especially the quote tweets. Because it'll be me and a couple other people that are pro-Israel that are quote tweeting it. Another big one is Christians United for Israel.↗

4:06:22@timlordanThey just get to say whatever they want about Israel with no pushback. And then you get... 5,000 comments on Facebook that are pro-Israel from Christians and Americans. I'm like, are you not seeing what's happening and are you not experiencing the reality that we're living in? So if everybody, there's 500 people in the space, if everybody goes to an account that they see and does what Ann's doing, essentially, it'll make a huge difference.↗

4:06:52@timlordanThat's my call to action.↗

4:06:56Ian MalcolmSo much love, Tim, as always. And, you know, one of the things that you mentioned there at the end, the idea of a call to action, it's what we need to do with every one of these spaces, every one of these topics that we discuss. And it's why yesterday with Dane, I asked that question. And it's why with Rob, I'm going to ask the exact same thing as we wind this down, right?↗

4:07:14Ian MalcolmWhat kind of things can we all be doing to try and make this world better, despite some of these things, whether it's narcissism that's in the culture, how can we avoid it? How can we call it out? All those different pieces to... individually make a difference in our world. That being said, let's go to California real quick and then we will go back to Rob and then we'll go to Mr. Psycho for a closing prayer.↗

4:07:35@star_blazer7Hi, Ian. Hi, Rob. Hi, JoAnn. Thank you to all three of you for making this space available for the rest of us. But Ian, before I get to my question, I wanted to say Dan Bilzerian for President has had his hand raised well before I did. Would you like to let him speak before I do?↗

4:08:01Ian MalcolmOf course. I don't see that on my end.↗

4:08:03@joann_marieLet's do that.↗

4:08:06@electbilzerianYou're good. I took it off. I was just going to mention to Rob about female narcissistic traits that seem to overlap with Jews. No biggie. Go ahead, brother. You're all good.↗

4:08:18@star_blazer7Okay. Well, I have a question for everyone here. And I am curious, do you think that the film American Psycho is an informative lens through which to view the topic of Jewish narcissism?↗

4:08:42@psychomalo13100%. And in clavicular? is one of the prime examples on how he tried to mimic every part of the Jewish way of self-narcissism in the finest manner. It's where it ruined his life and all around him. Absolutely.↗

4:09:05@star_blazer7Yeah, I find it interesting because I've seen the movie several times and someone had made a remark↗

4:09:16@star_blazer7that, you know, watching the film, it really feels like the life of a Jewish man in New York.↗

4:09:23@joann_marieThe book is six million times crazier. Like, it's just absolutely insane.↗

4:09:28@star_blazer7Yeah, and that never occurred to me.↗

4:09:33@star_blazer7And so, you know, so as I was thinking about my question while the space was going on earlier, I looked up the author's background. Brett Easton Ellis is the author. It turns out he's half Jewish on his father's side. And he said initially that he based the character of Patrick Bateman on his dad. And then he changed the story and said, oh, I lied.↗

4:10:06@star_blazer7And it was really all the time it was based on myself is what he was saying.↗

4:10:16@star_blazer7I haven't read the book. Now I really want to read the book.↗

4:10:19@joann_marieIt's way more degenerate than the movie by far. You cannot even compare it. It's so much worse.↗

4:10:30Ian MalcolmYeah, it is way worse. And true story, not only is the book written by a Jewish guy, but the movie, of course, produced and directed by the same group of people. It's so crazy.↗

4:10:44@star_blazer7Yeah, I wish Rabbi were here because I know he's really into film. I'd like to hear what he thinks about this too. What do you think was their motivation in making this film? Now I'm really curious about that.↗

4:11:02@joann_marieI don't know who's... Maybe it's me. Maybe I'm glitching. No, I actually pressed that. That's me. Sorry. Oh, I'm like tripping.↗

4:11:10@rob_zpeNo, no, that was me. Sorry. Okay. I'm trying. It's a prank. But yeah, look, I'll just say, like, the person that was like this... I made American Psycho as a warning. This is like a warning of, like, what could happen to this, like, you know, psychopathy of the modern man. And then the fact that, like... Everyone interpreted it as this edgy thriller.↗

4:11:32@rob_zpeThe people at Cray were like, this was not the point. We weren't trying to make a good example. We were trying to make a bad example. You know what I mean? Again, you can look at movies like Wolf of Wall Street, which is about a Jewish stockbroker that stole the money from millions of hardworking Americans. Somehow it's like a cultural heroic story.↗

4:11:51@rob_zpeYou know what I mean? We're looking past these propaganda pieces. and we're letting them affect us in the worst way possible like American Psycho has become a it's got an accurate prediction of the modern state of the narcissistic sociopathic man so I think that like it's a very strong parallel to draw out the fact that I never knew that that actually was based off his father was Jewish which is very interesting so I think it's an important point↗

4:12:19@joann_marieAnd you said that the character from how Christian Bale plays this person, that's inspired by Tom Cruise in an interview in David Letterman. He said that he was like empty friendliness. I just looked it up because I remember that it was about Tom Cruise, but I was like, in which specific one? So I just looked it up.↗

4:12:45@star_blazer7And yeah. So Rob, do you think that this was meant as a, I guess, a moral prescription for the whole of society? Or do you think this was, I mean, it's fair to say this is, it's Jewish supremacist propaganda.↗

4:13:06@joann_marieNo, because they don't glorify it. I think the people were the one who glorified it. I don't think in the book or the movie it was the person.↗

4:13:36Ian Malcolmfor what it's worth the screenplay also written by a lesbian woman based off of a Jewish man's book which I just find kind of funny but the crazy part is I don't think anybody when that film came out thought that this is a prescription for anything they thought this was kind of manic and yet we find ourselves in the world today 20 years later and people now have a fascination with emulating that character which goes to show↗

4:14:03Ian MalcolmHow quickly things have basically spun out of control. And isn't it kind of curious, because speaking of, so a lesbian writing the screenplay about a man who's clearly a sociopathic narcissist, and the way that the man is described is basically like a woman. He has zero accountability. Everything is about vanity and hedonism.↗

4:14:25Ian MalcolmI'm not saying that all women are that way, but if we think of the stereotypical vain woman, you've got Patrick Bateman, who... I mean, the opening of the movie is him putting on the mask on his face and his skin and he talks about his pores and it's all this other very, very, you know, superficial aspects that traditionally you would associate with a very stereotypically vain woman, not with a man.↗

4:14:45Ian MalcolmAnd so the whole thing I think is, you know, I can't tell you the mindset of the people behind the movie other than just making a piece that they thought might draw people to the box office. But again, the weirder part is that we've approached... A norm today where people revere that which clearly everybody 20 years ago thought was crazy and sociopathic.↗

4:15:07@star_blazer7So Ian, would it be reasonable to suppose that if their end is the destruction of the West, then it would make sense, right? That the point of the film or the intention behind it would have been the... I guess the normalization of truly socially destructive behavior.↗

4:15:37Ian MalcolmYeah, and you know, so California, I'm curious for your thoughts on this one because this is where, you know, I always think of this as an ethno-religion that has its own nationality that also sits behind it, right? So it's this amalgamation of the genetics and the religion and the culture. And if you think about it, Where it gets very strange is the spiritual element.↗

4:16:00Ian MalcolmAnd what I mean by that is we can cough these things up to narcissism and this idea that people are just indifferent to the suffering that their actions beget upon others. But you can also look at it in a creepy spiritual fashion because it's basically do as thou will, which is kind of the slogan of Satanism or Luciferianism or whatever you want to call that.↗

4:16:21Ian MalcolmAnd if you think of Patrick Bateman, in the film and in the book he's basically presented as just doing anything and everything that comes to his mind whenever he wants to and so you could chalk that up to extreme narcissism to a sociopathic fashion or literally just demonic luciferianism which of course is kind of the ultimate antithesis to christianity and islam right so it really does feel like it's something where there's a genetic and perhaps a spiritual aspect of it obviously the the film and the book↗

4:16:52Ian Malcolmare touching upon the genetics. They don't go into religion at all. But you can see where there's an obvious overlap with those two ideas.↗

4:16:59@star_blazer7Yes, yes, I would agree with that.↗

4:17:05Ian MalcolmNow, very interesting question. And maybe we'll have to do a space. And like you said, Rabbi Mallius might be a really good one to do that with. I know we did Star Wars, if I'm not mistaken. I think we did Lord of the Rings. California, we might have to do one on who is Patrick Bateman and what's the point of that film?↗

4:17:23@star_blazer7Yeah, that would be great. Just have an entire space with you and [guest] and we just go really, really in-depth into the film and the author and I would do my best to read the book for myself beforehand. That would be great.↗

4:17:45Ian MalcolmI love it. We'll have to make the little virtual poster for that one in eggshell off-white with a certain font. Oh, that's great. And maybe, JoAnn, I'll tip my hat. We'll open it with Huey Lewis in the news. He loves his up-tempo Phil Collins-like soundtrack.↗

4:18:08@star_blazer7Oh, gosh. And be sure with that eggshell white, it says Vice President, right? Everyone's a Vice President.↗

4:18:16Ian MalcolmI think it's Hip to be Square is the song, but I might be mistaken. I can't quite remember.↗

4:18:22@star_blazer7Is it Hip to be Square? Is that the song that he plays when he dances around?↗

4:18:31Ian MalcolmOh, it's great.↗

4:18:32@rob_zpeAnd then he murders him with an axe.↗

4:18:35Ian MalcolmYeah, everybody should watch that film if you get a chance. We should. So, JoAnn... Let's put that on the docket. We'll have that one somewhere in October, November.↗

4:18:47@star_blazer7Oh, it's great.↗

4:18:48Ian MalcolmThank you, Ian.↗

4:18:50@star_blazer7That's wonderful. Thank you.↗

4:18:52Ian MalcolmOf course. But with that being said, let's bring everything full circle back to Rob. I think it's a perfect kind of pivot point, right? This idea of taking everything that we've talked about here, the genetics, how they're manifesting themselves and the consequences that it has for everybody living in the culture that's downstream from that.↗

4:19:13Ian MalcolmBut Rob, any kind of thoughts or parting sentiments for everybody?↗

4:19:20@rob_zpeOf course. And I just want to thank everyone for coming up and having this amazing discourse, which is the bane of a narcissist. They don't want this. They don't want discourse. They don't want the truth or intellectual conversations. Everyone that's been here, everyone that's listened, everyone's participating. We're all that force for good.↗

4:19:36@rob_zpeAnd if you look at narcissism, it's just a complete Antithesis or opposite of empathy. So we are going through this mass raising of consciousness, this mass awakening and with this it empowers us to call out narcissism at an individual level, at a social level, at a national level, at a geopolitical level. So we have to be incumbent on ourselves now to actually take back this power and this empathy and start using it powerfully yet peacefully to stop a genocide.↗

4:20:06@rob_zpeTo stop subversion, to stop infiltration, to stop the long march through our institutions. We have to take back our institutions peacefully, yet powerfully, so that our children have a future that is safe from these narcissistic, sociopathic world groups. Hopefully you can all hear me. My phone is on 1%. It's charging.↗

4:20:26@rob_zpeIt seems to be struggling. So hopefully this is going out. But again, we are... Thank you for joining us.↗

4:21:00@rob_zpeand just to bookend all this, we have to start disconnecting ourselves from these cybernetic weapons and AI systems that do look to control how you think, not just what you think, but how you think, okay? You have to take back your body. You have to take back the health. You have to start detoxing heavy metals from your brain.↗

4:21:20@rob_zpeYou have spike protein in our bodies. Every single person on this planet has been exposed to these new forms of warfare that turn your cells, your body, your mind↗

4:21:58@rob_zpeInvest in yourself. Don't go and invest in some stupid meme coin. Don't buy some NFT. Invest in yourself. Don't buy the stock. Invest in yourself. Invest in your health. Invest in your knowledge. Start grounding. Get in touch with nature. This is the movement. I just wanted to do one thing if I could. I think it was Godfroy.↗

4:22:21@rob_zpeA couple of weeks ago, I just thought of this idea. Maybe at the end of the space, we could do a quick meditation, a quick prayer. A quick collective aligning of all of our energies and of our beautiful sentiment towards just a few focus points. So maybe if you will with me, we can just do a few rounds of this quick meditation or prayer or collective exercise, whatever you want to call it.↗

4:22:43@rob_zpeYou can call it whatever you want. But if you right now in this next 10 seconds, think quietly, take a deep breath. And if you can while meditating, send yourself some love, send yourself some empathy, send yourself some gratitude just for 10 seconds. So with me, take one deep breath in and then back out. And then 10 seconds, just think about sending yourself some love.↗

4:23:12@rob_zpeThat's beautiful. Okay, the next step is let's just make this a bit larger net. The next 10 seconds, let's just try and send every single person, every single life form on this planet, some love, gratitude, peace, and joy and understanding. Let's do that for 10 seconds.↗

4:23:34@rob_zpeAnd the final two steps we're doing so well is just to direct your love and your care and your positive energy at one of our beautiful hosts, JoAnn. So let's just do that for 10 seconds and let's just send all the best energy and love we have to one of the best people on this app in the world, JoAnn, just for 10 seconds.↗

4:23:53@rob_zpeSo do that with me now. Let's start now.↗

4:24:01@rob_zpeThat was beautiful. And the last, Ian himself. Let's just collectively meditate or prayer, whatever you want. Send this good energy and good intention to this individual, if you can now with me. And let's start now.↗

4:24:24@rob_zpeI think this is just one small step of how we can start purposefully aligning ourselves. and start exercising our empathy, exercising our love. Show yourself some love. Give yourself an inner smile. The Buddhists talk about it all the time as empirical self-talk and empirically showing yourself love improves all these metabolic rates, all these lowers your inflammation.↗

4:24:45@rob_zpeThese are real things. So love yourself. Never stop expressing that. Never let them put hate in your heart because that's their whole intention. If you're operating from fear and hate, Thank you for coming. I know Ian's probably got something else to say and someone else wants to follow up with a prayer. So thank you so much for all for being here.↗

4:25:01@rob_zpeAnd just remember, you are powerful. Everything that you think about matters. Even if you're just here participating, you never talk. You are so important.↗

4:25:24@rob_zpeNever let them tell you otherwise. So thank you all for coming.↗

4:25:27Ian MalcolmThat's so beautifully done, Rob. And you're exactly right. And I think people underestimate the power that they all have and the ability for even some of those things like meditation. I'm big. Thank you so much for joining us.↗

4:26:11Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.↗

4:26:32Ian Malcolmand it is, it's infectious. So I want everybody to take that little piece with them, take that meditation out and make sure you're just, again, either thinking from a spiritual angle and aspect or merely from a self-care one. But to put that extra time into taking care of yourself and putting that energy in and out. As always, I want to wish everybody certainly a good morning, good evening, good afternoon, wherever you are in the world.↗

4:26:57Ian MalcolmCertainly, God bless. for everything that you are. Godspeed. We are absolutely going to win. I believe that is the case with absolute conviction. Every single day, every week, every month, certainly every year, we are making monumental strides. And like we saw up here with Foundring earlier, he was kicked off this platform and reinstated within a couple hours because we made so much noise.↗

4:27:23Ian MalcolmNot one account. It wasn't one post. It was all of us in unison. And I think that Thank you so much for being here.↗

4:27:53Ian Malcolmand certainly in the future because we're making the world a better place for everybody that's going to follow that being said we've also got a few things we've got first and foremost a space coming for you guys tomorrow excited for that conversation it's going to be on the further development of Zionism and what that is going to bring if we are both to win and bring attention to it or to lose and if they essentially enslave everything so excited for that conversation it's going to be a little bit dystopian I suppose↗

4:28:21Ian MalcolmBut with that being said, why don't we also turn things over, like I said, to Mr. Psycho for a prayer to close everything out.↗

4:28:30@psychomalo13Thank you, Ian, for the chance for me to go ahead and pray for everybody and for the prosperity as well as for the blessings from the Almighty. And before I go ahead and say this prayer to close us out finally, I wish to let everybody know that we will definitely proceed. And we will prosper and the Lord is with us. Our faith is there.↗

4:28:51@psychomalo13We just need to keep it nice and tight and keep it in his reminder that he is the one that controls all and evil will not prosper over all of his children, which are us. And one last thing very smartly, Mr. Martin, sir, I have came across many Jews in my time, but you, sir, have my blessing and I will pray for you, sir, for what you are doing is incredibly dangerous and righteous.↗

4:29:15@psychomalo13For what you understand, you had to learn the hard way. And for that, sir, I got you. And you will definitely have a prayer for you tonight before I go to sleep. And with nothing to love, continue to do what you do. And well to you, Mr. Dan Bilzerian. I didn't get to acknowledge you, but I'm glad I do. And I will definitely be around for more words of wisdom and definitely more time to think about how we are going to be free.↗

4:29:39@psychomalo13And thank you so much, Rob. For all you have done and so much that you have taught me, especially things that I have not been able to look upon myself, but most definitely will very soon. So with that, I'll go ahead and say my prayer. Lord God Almighty, your name is Jesus Christ, for you are one anointed, for you do have the holy graces and the power of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.↗

4:30:04@psychomalo13We are definitely here to understand that we are fighting a fight right now that is in the face and with an active evil that is trying to override all of your holiness away from the children that have been with you from the time of birth and since the womb. But we know that evil will not prosper, especially when we know that you are with us and we keep our faith in your glory.↗

4:30:27@psychomalo13I also ask you, Father Jesus, for righteous healing and for you to touch Somebody today that has done very well for the community, has faith in you, and is with us at time and time again, and that is to our brother, H1story Media, who we understand is going through a couple of physical alignment pains that we know you can heal with one touch, and also with all graces and power and all vision to him.↗

4:30:54@psychomalo13In your holy graces. So I will say this in closing out, Father Lord, we know that the Lord loveth the righteous, but the wicked, his soul hateth with righteous justice. And we are on your side until the day of our judgment, Father Lord. But until then, it is you that reigns. It is us that serves. And we are grateful for you.↗

4:31:13@psychomalo13Amen to the Holy One Almighty. Good night.↗