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- 0:00Introduction to the SpaceThe host introduces the topic of growing up Jewish and the guest speaker, Jews for Ye 24.
- 4:52Jews for Ye's BackgroundJews for Ye 24 shares her personal history, including her family's Jewish background and her political activism.
- 7:09Controversial Political StancesThe host questions Jews for Ye 24 about her explicit political platform, including expelling Jews.
- 9:18Motivation for ActivismJews for Ye 24 explains her motivations for public activism, citing personal health issues and societal concerns.
- 30:03Jewish Identity and ConversionJews for Ye 24 discusses her upbringing in a Jewish household and her conversion to Christianity.
- 35:09Critique of Jewish CultureJews for Ye 24 offers a critical perspective on Jewish culture, including its perceived elitism and lack of spirituality.
- 43:23Theology and BeliefsThe discussion delves into Jewish theological concepts, including the belief in a Messiah and the role of God.
- 50:03Future of the WestJews for Ye 24 speculates on the future of Western society in relation to Jewish influence.
- 55:55Personal Conversion StoryJews for Ye 24 shares the specific moments that led to her conversion to Christianity.
- 59:38Family Reaction to ConversionJews for Ye 24 describes the negative reactions from her Jewish family after her conversion.
- 1:03:36Jewish Beliefs on Sin and HellThe conversation explores Jewish concepts of sin, hell, and controversial rituals like transferring sins to chickens.
- 1:09:00Controversial Jewish PracticesThe discussion touches on the tunnels in New York City and other alleged controversial Jewish practices.
- 1:14:03Zero-Interest Loans for JewsThe panel discusses the existence of zero-interest loan programs exclusively for Jewish individuals.
- 1:18:10Closing Remarks and FutureThe host and Jews for Ye 24 offer concluding thoughts on the conversation and the importance of truth.
The Transcript
Ian MalcolmWell, well, well, ladies and gentlemen of the intellectual jury, it is an absolute pleasure to have everybody with us that is here now that might join us in the future and that may be listening to this in the future via the replay that will be available at the conclusion of the space as always. And with that in mind, I wanted to first and foremost introduce where we are going, who we're going to be going there with, and maybe start that out by
Ian Malcolmstating that this is kind of the next iteration of the suggested speakers that were thrown up or tossed up. When I put up, if you could mute your mic, that would be wonderful. Yeah, that'd be great. That were recommended as part of this conversation string that we've been doing with lots of different individuals and basically have been trying to bring their stories to the masses.
Ian MalcolmAnd so we've done one with a actually a pretty famous director that took place last week that was pretty wild. We went in and we looked at the Bolsheviks, their leadership in the persecution of Germans in Russia. That was pretty fantastic. And we are here today to hear firsthand from an individual that grew up within a household that was both, let's call it ethnically and religiously, if I'm not mistaken, Jewish in identity.
Ian MalcolmAnd so what I think might be rather interesting is to hear firsthand from this individual who wanted to share their stories, their experiences, and either perhaps compare or contrast those to the suggestions or expectations that we might have within this little intellectual circle that is ever expanding, that is questioning what we loosely refer to as Jewish supremacy in the West.
Ian MalcolmAnd so these things will be shared. This is going to be this individual's experience. We are not making the suggestion that all households or all Jews, anything, rather just giving you this firsthand experience. This is a speaker that is new to me. I want to call that out first and foremost. So if that person comes in and starts throwing out some crazy outlandish things.
Ian MalcolmI just want to be very clear that this is the first engagement with them. But that being said, everything has been thus far in good faith. Again, was recommended to host this conversation with them. So I'm very excited for what is to come. I hope that it proves interesting and informative for everybody that is in the audience listening.
Ian MalcolmAnd with that, I just wanted to open the floor. Well, actually, first and foremost, let me thank Joanne, who jumped in here and took the co-host role. I want to call that out because while it might seem like a... Simple thing. It actually takes a good amount of focus and energy. And Joanne has been not only hosting spaces with me of late, but also Mr.
Ian MalcolmTruth Teller and has been putting in countless hours into this effort of bringing the truth to you guys. So I want to call that out first and foremost. And with that being said, what I would like to do is to now turn the microphone over to Mrs. Jews for Yay 24, which is a reference, of course, to Kanye West, who made some very, let's say, public.
Ian Malcolmcritiques of this group of people that we often discuss, who's going to go through, and if you wouldn't mind, maybe an introduction on yourself. What I should first and foremost refer to you as, I think Fourier is kind of a funny one, and then if you wouldn't mind, perhaps just give a quick little bio on yourself, an area of focus on X, what brings you to this platform, what do you typically focus on, and then what we'll do after kind of introducing who you are in the present,
Ian Malcolmis we'll go back to that past to learn about your life experiences and try to understand through your eyes and your recollection, perhaps this culture that we often discuss. And we will find out if we were accurate with some of our expectations or maybe we're way off the mark. And so with that, I want to open the floor to you and would love it if you wouldn't mind just giving that brief introduction on yourself here.
Speaker 1Yeah, thank you. And thanks for having me. My name is Lori Kaufman, Jews Free A24. I used to have a handle, Lori Kaufman 13, but it got perma-banned. You know how that goes. So really, when I started this handle, it was right about when things were heating up, like October 7th with the Palestinians and the Jews and the Israelis.
Speaker 1I could see right through that facade that it was a false flag, and I was pissed. And I have really been sick of Judaism, Jews, all of them, I will say that. Growing up amongst them, it was not a very positive experience. You know, I was one of them, so I wasn't totally, you know, ostracized completely. But once I decided to start questioning,
Speaker 1Their overall morals, values, thoughts, opinions, ideas about the world, they completely just cut me off. And my family is not even that religious. So I ended up running for Massachusetts Republican State Committee in Boston last year. I ran on the platform of expelling the Jews, knowing that that's not something I would have been able to do, but I wanted to pave the way for other people to have a set of balls to do the same thing.
Speaker 1And I think that's very important. And even though the GOP denounced me and my hateful rhetoric, quote unquote, I still got 37% of the vote, didn't win. But, you know, there's always next time. But I think I actually made some waves that have maybe impacted, you know, some of society. And I know AI has credited me with normalizing Nazism.
Speaker 1So that's, you know, I'll take that one. I'll take that. That's an important thing.
Ian MalcolmWell, and real quick, and I want to bring attention, perhaps, because that's a pretty... explosive introduction. And I say that even for the spaces that we host and always, of course, want to call out in these rooms, do not advocate for support, celebrate or push for any kind of rhetoric that is hateful or that advocates for any kind of violence or kinetic harm upon anybody.
Ian MalcolmWe're discussing ideas and of course are merely going to be trying to make the world what we think is intellectually and spiritually. a better place by calling out those things that perhaps might have either negative forces or nefarious intents. And so with that being said, you know, it's often, let's say, individuals that are willing to critique this issue, which is the concentration of power of one group of people, they are often called things like what you just said.
Ian MalcolmThey're called Nazis. They are slurred as such, anti-Semites, all these other kinds of things. You mentioned expelling the Jews explicitly as a part of your platform. I'm kind of curious because look, I do think that there could prospectively be reigns on who can hold power, how much power, all those other kinds of things.
Ian MalcolmThe thing that I certainly advocate for is an open dialogue that is truthful around who has how much control so that society can then decide if that is a good or a bad thing. And then things can go naturally and legally and righteously from there. But when it comes to your platform, could you specifically speak to, because at a local level, obviously, if somebody runs for, let's say, for example, the new mayor of New York City, right?
Ian MalcolmManami couldn't come in and basically say, I'm going to expel all the Christians from New York City. They, of course, would get immediately stymied by the federal government and all sorts of other legal frameworks that would preclude such. So I'm kind of curious, when you said those kind of things, What was your intent?
Ian MalcolmWhat were you trying to do? Was it merely an inflammatory comment to try and grab a microphone? And so if you wouldn't mind maybe elaborating on your platform there.
Speaker 1Sure, yeah. How I put it was my long-term political goals are to make same-sex marriages illegal. I don't think they should have ever been legalized. And I think they can be, like, commuted into domestic partnerships where people don't have to lose their... benefits. These are long-term goals. This isn't what you would do on your first year, but people didn't seem to really catch on to that, which is totally fine with me.
Speaker 1I mean, if people want to get outraged, that's fine. I think it woke a lot of people up to some ideas. I also said trans would be illegal, and I'm seeing that's actually starting to happen in certain states where it's considered identity fraud and so on and so forth. And then, yeah, I would throw in, I would like to, you know, long-term goals, I would like to expel the Jews.
Speaker 1You know, throughout history, this hasn't only happened 109 times, it's actually happened 134 times. And these, you know, countries and communities who have done, who have managed to get, you know,
Speaker 1jews out of their land out of their government um they have immediately just become became triumphant almost immediately after it was you know a lot of you know jewish lies degeneracy and greed that had been destroying those nations such as you know germany during world war ii this is exactly what you know, am I allowed to say Hitler?
Speaker 1It's weird to not be able to.
Ian MalcolmNo, no, no. You can certainly. I mean, look, we talk truthfully about the past. Incorporated in that, of course, is what took place in Germany, the National Socialists, Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 1Right.
Ian MalcolmAll those sorts of things. And look, when you're talking about expulsions from, I suppose you're saying that it's 134 different lands. There's over the thousand recorded times where this has taken place. And whether those were from municipalities or cities or nations, those are some, I don't want to say interchangeable, but when people critique that number, they say, well, that's not recorded a thousand plus countries and blah, blah.
Ian MalcolmLook, that is all true. There's a thousand plus documented times where either at some kind of localized or national level, those types of expulsions took place for various reasons. And of course, some of those are a little bit more nefarious than others, the infamous coin clipping. You've got St. Simon of Trent, all those other kind of pieces.
Ian MalcolmI don't mean to interject or disrupt your train of thought there.
Speaker 1Oh, you're not at all. It's a conversation. So, yeah, actually, me and a couple of my friends might be writing a book about the expulsions and documenting each one and what happened, because this isn't really important information to know, in my opinion. They kind of use the same tricks that repeatedly, as you can see with Weimar Germany, with the degeneracy, with the trans books for kids, you know, kid sex workers.
Speaker 1We're seeing America really spiral into that so quickly that it's jarring. And the thing is, our government is blackmailed, whatever you want to call it. They are completely... in alliance with Israel, whether it be the Democrats or the Republicans. And that's totally unfortunate. And, you know, I did have a Rolling Stone interview, an article written about me.
Speaker 1And the last part of it, I said, it's time to overthrow the government. It's our constitutional right. And do I know how that's going to happen? No, I don't know. But I know that I don't think this problem can be fixed within the current system. So that in itself is a huge issue. And I, you know, I know people are starting to take hold of small governmental offices, you know, doing it more in a more secret way than how I did it, you know, very loudly about my ambitions.
Speaker 1But other people I know across the country are starting to get involved. And I know that they have national socialist Christian identity. But I just don't know if we're going to have the time to really become a more powerful force to do anything, you know, in America that's not sanctioned by Israel. So it's definitely an interesting time right now.
Speaker 1And everyone's waking up to it. And I couldn't be happier for that, to be honest. But it's a matter of like, are we too late? And is this part of their entire plan anyway to get us to hate them? And that actually is part of their plan because they're trying to speed up their Messiah coming.
Ian MalcolmSo... Yeah, and I'll be interested to go into that theology because I think there's a lot of people in here that might not be familiar with where you were going to take that one. But, I mean, there's a number of things that are really curious about what's happening in the world that we find ourselves today. We... Those in this room, we recognize that we live in the matrix, that that is controlled almost exclusively by this power structure, that they control almost everything that you see and every direction that you look, every advertisement that you receive, right?
Ian MalcolmEvery new movie that you watch and even the platforms that we're speaking on right now, right? So we fortunately recognize that. Most people still don't because the matrix is what it is and they're plugged into it. And of course they've been programmed to be extremely averse to any critique of this one group of people, which is why you see, if you just socialize these things out in the general public, you'll often get not just a raised eyebrow, but often a lot of pushback, sometimes even literally for daring to critique them, right?
Ian MalcolmBut the curious piece is that because that matrix is supported essentially by the government, Well, the government's now reacting to people that are starting to wake up to this challenge, which further exposes the reality of the critiques that we make as they try to sell, for example, TikTok to the same group of people that control all the rest of technology, weaponizing the government to accomplish that.
Ian MalcolmWhile also, of course, Donald Trump and others suggest, if not openly pushed for, which was an executive order, kind of ending or curbing anti-Semitism. So people are starting to notice these patterns and where things are going to go from here unknown. But what I would say, and I'd be curious for your thoughts on this one, is that as this is taking shape, I can see a future in which the group of people that we often discuss, especially those at the very top of these financial power structures, that they could essentially
Ian Malcolmlet's say, benefit from the animus by trying to construct the laws, which then might backfire. But either way, they're indifferent to it because they may just take all of their money and their assets and the resources that they've accumulated and just shift those somewhere else, whether it's Hawaii, like Mark Zuckerberg and Larry Ellison and so many of the other Jewish gajillionaires that have, they're not even estates, they're compounds.
Ian MalcolmThey're like military compounds on the Hawaiian islands, or perhaps that they might go to Ukraine, Venezuela, to Israel, the Greater Israel Project, if that comes about, and that perhaps that idea of stoking anti-Semitism could then beget a massive exodus of Jews, not saying via any kind of kinetic force, but rather by voluntary departure, because there might be a growing animosity to a very reasonable critique, which is that the Western, let's say the Western lifestyle has basically been cratered by this group of people.
Ian Malcolmdemonstrably so, at least in my opinion, over the last couple of decades. And what you're suggesting is that you think that that is, is that by design and part of the grand plan, in your opinion, or do you think that's an inadvertent, let's say, circumstance created by their behaviors?
Speaker 1No, it's very much by design, in my opinion. They seem to have the same playbook over and over again. It's like the false flag. then the fake retaliation just like what got us you know just like um the world trade center what happened there and how they manipulated that whole situation with the help of our government um and i do think that they realize people are hating them or however you want to say that having disdain for them and their actions especially in the middle east right now
Speaker 1um but unfortunately in a way that's what there's it's kind of twofold they want people to know it's them because it's a it's a flex and they're they're really laughing at all of us like minion goy whatever they want to call us um but they want us to know it's them because they want us to fear them and think that they Truly, in a few decades, what I think the goal is, is they want to eradicate the whole idea of God in itself, just Jesus, the name will never be spoken, no one will know what that means, and they will be looked at as gods.
Speaker 1That's what I think the ultimate goal is for them, because they really want to defeat and kill God, because that's top-tier priority for them. You know, they already did it once and they don't stand by, you know, they're anti-Christian and they're anti-Christ. And to be honest, they are the anti-Christ. And that's as simple as that.
Speaker 1But they're part of their messiah coming back, which who knows who this messiah is. I'm not sure that they know yet, although some of them think it's Donald Trump. Part of their messiah is that... The world will turn against Israel. And in that case, God will fight with Israel. But we all know they kind of don't mean God in the sense of our God.
Speaker 1But they're trying to speed that up by committing all these atrocities. You know, they could have been... I read something the other day. They could have, like, dropped, like, chemicals in the air and just quietly killed everyone. You know, instead they're... They're acting like they're trying to cover it up, but they know it's exposed and they know we have seen what's going on here.
Speaker 1And yes, the world is turning against them, but that's almost what they want to speed up the Messiah process for them.
Ian MalcolmYeah, no, I'd fully agree that it does feel like where things are certainly trending. And I suppose the cat is coming out of the bag. But I do think I'd point out, of course, that I do think they're trying to slow roll that and that there is obviously some concern around the growing awareness. Right. We'll hear a lot of people that will suggest, oh, this is all part of the grand plan.
Ian MalcolmThey want people to notice all of these patterns that then every social media platform sensors and shadow bans and limits the reach of and throttles and all those other things. So we know. We know two things. Number one, that these patterns are undeniable. Number two, the people in control want to deny them. But number three, that perhaps the grand plan ultimately is taking into consideration that this is going to come out one way or another, and that perhaps they are building the escape hatch, if you will, or escape valve so that they can flee the sinking ship that is proverbially the West.
Ian MalcolmNow, with that being said, what I'd be kind of curious about. So there you are. You decided to run for office. You decided to be very vocal. You decided to go out and speak with the media that obviously wanted to throw you under the intellectual bus, of course.
Speaker 1Maybe, maybe, maybe not. I have I have one or two opinions about that.
Ian MalcolmOh, interesting. OK, so I'd be kind of curious if you wouldn't mind. So what was the spark that, like, let's say, ignited your decision? to go out on such a limb, knowing that you were of course going to get accosted by the media, to run for office and to make some of these rather inflammatory statements. I'm not suggesting, well, actually some of them might be, but the topic in general is one that I obviously feel like everyone should be made aware of.
Ian MalcolmWhat is it that made you comfortable and confident to stand out into the sunshine with this, knowing the backlash that was inevitably gonna follow?
Speaker 1Because it's true. It's as simple as that. I'm not scared of backlash. I'm not scared of what horrible people want to make my reputation out to be. I care about God. I care about doing God's work. I do not care what Jews and their cohorts think of me. Just doesn't matter. And more people should definitely get in line with that.
Speaker 1I was set up in a kind of... ideal position for it. I had just lost my job of four years as a proposal manager for a really high-end architectural firm in Boston. Some people on Reddit said that I was transphobic with a link to my work, and they said to spam my work, and they actually fired me over that. So, okay, I don't have a job to lose.
Speaker 1I don't have kids to lose. I had, you know, I don't have any kids, so I don't have family that I'm concerned about getting threatened. And also I was diagnosed with stage four cancer. So, you know, it was like now or never, you know what I mean? It was like the cards were just kind of aligned that I wasn't going to, I wasn't scared.
Speaker 1You know, I just wasn't scared of the backlash. I've been in some decent kind of battles like this before. Um, this is the biggest one and I never backed down or apologize or took anything back that I've ever said, because like I said, just the truth.
Ian MalcolmSo, well, and as long as we are founding our intellectual perspectives on that, which we know to be true, it's hard to, I guess, feel ashamed as a result. And to take that a step further, I suppose if you felt like, Hey, I've lost my job, my health is dwindling. now or never, because if not, then, you know, prospectively could, and not wishing this on anybody, but prospectively could go to the grave having never done things that you believed not only in, but also felt extremely passionate about.
Ian MalcolmSo can certainly appreciate that. So decided to get into politics and to run all these various articles coming out, including the Rolling Stones, running these hit pieces on you. And so one thing that I'd be curious about is to contrast. So you decided to make this leap of faith and to get into politics and step into the spotlight, knowing the heat that would follow.
Ian MalcolmWhat portion of that might have been motivated by looking around you, whether it was due to the job, due to your health, due to LGBT trans policy, what have you, how much of it was motivated by the present, which I would argue is largely constructed by this group of people versus perhaps growing up in a household and seeing inside the culture that, at least in my opinion, is responsible again for the manifestation of a lot of the political structure in the media that creates the reality that we're in.
Ian MalcolmWas it all amalgamated together or did either have a larger influence on you deciding to get into this?
Speaker 1I think that really the present day state of things with the Marxism running rampant the illegal immigrants, the trans, the LGBTQ grooming, the degeneracy, the lies. That was a huge part of it. I mean, that was the most, that was the biggest part of it because this has been historically their cycle throughout history to just doom everyone who's not a Jew and those who are Jewish too.
Speaker 1People think that because they're Jewish, they're going to be like let off the hook for this new world order and all these horrible slavery, type of, you know, onsets that are about to play out. But look at October 7. They killed their own. It's this Hannibal directive. They were happy to kill their own for the bigger picture.
Speaker 1So, really, I think that expelling Jews in the right way is safer, is actually safer for most Jews as well as the rest of us. Um, regarding my family, you know, when, once I, once that happened where they found out I was diagnosed with stage four cancer and I had a brain tumor and like the first conversation I had was with my, my dad fell, my dad died in 2012.
Speaker 1He wasn't that bad of a guy, but he had his demons. They all do. And, um, my uncle called me and I guess I have a life insurance policy with him. Go figure. I didn't even remember this. And he was like, wow, I'm really sorry to hear. We should really go over your life insurance policy. I'm like, that's not how you talk to someone who just got diagnosed as your niece.
Speaker 1You know, it was just so off putting. And at that point, I was really just willing to call out my family as well. And once I started questioning the Jews and, you know, quietly internally questioning my family, my family's not even that religious, like I mentioned. None of them have spoken a single word to me, sent a card, sent a text.
Speaker 1In fact, I messaged my aunt. I texted her and like maybe, I don't know, eight months ago and said, you're a real bitch for not reaching out to me, you know, and you're in for a big surprise. And my surprise that I was thinking about was Jesus, but she took it as a threat and called the cops on me. And I got a phone call from the police department in Connecticut.
Speaker 1I don't even live in her state. So this is the level of people that we're dealing with. And it made me just double down on the fact that it's all of them. It really is. And I just at that point, I didn't care what, you know, family I knew I was going to lose them all. And I just didn't care. They're not that, you know, important to me in the long run because.
Speaker 1They're not Christians. They don't have morals. They have really bad anger issues. They're greedy. They're selfish. They'll fuck you over in one second. I mean, those are not the kind of people I'm trying to keep around. And it just fit too well with the plans and narrative that I had to go forward with.
Ian MalcolmNow, just out of curiosity on that, because this idea, it's... all of them. It's something that I actually tend to stay away from in terms of lumping anybody of any group into anything, because they're, at least in my assertion, there's always going to be outliers. And when it comes to the Jews and the JQ, we could look at individuals like Bobby Fischer, who, I mean, he did write the Jewish encyclopedia saying, I am not Jewish, but his parents obviously would suggest otherwise, at least by heritage and ethnicity.
Ian MalcolmAnd so I... You know, I would look at individuals like him. There's also plenty of folks both in the public limelight and also those on this application that I think are in the black community that speak out against black culture, hip hop culture, whatever you want to call that inner city culture and all of the degeneracy that that seems to push, whether it's violence or single parenthood or all these other kind of pieces.
Ian MalcolmOne thing I'm curious about is when you say it's all of them, perhaps again, not something I necessarily would align with, but. yourself having grown up in that type of environment, if I'm not mistaken, right? Growing up, you said Jewish. So you then found either Christ or perhaps another ideology. Could you give us a little bit of a background on maybe the parental breakdown?
Ian MalcolmAnd, you know, if you grew up Jewish, was it with Jewish parents by, let's say, blood or by religion? Or can you give us a backstory there?
Speaker 1Yeah, my dad... was from Russian-Jewish, Ashkenazi-Jewish family. And my mom was a Shiksa. She was a Catholic. And, I mean, just... You want to talk about racial supremacy and all that. What she had to deal with to date and marry my father was... I don't know if I would be able to put up with it. I mean, the first time she went over to eat at my... You know, my grandparents, you know, were pretty...
Speaker 1nice people, you know, in my opinion, but also I was their Jewish granddaughter. But they went around the table and they put a placemat and a setting in front of everyone except my mom at that table. They don't make any, they're not embarrassed or ashamed of their thoughts of supremacy at all. And they're not shy about it.
Speaker 1One time my grandpa visited my house, my mom's house, and she had a Christmas wreath on the door. And he actually took it and he threw it in the dump, like, without her noticing. And she was just like, what is going on? These people are very brash with their behavior. And I've always said the only good Jew is a Jew who finds Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1And at that point, they're no longer a Jew anymore because that's the opposite of the Jewish religion. So when I say it's all them, I mean, that's from my experience, truly.
Speaker 1They're all Zionists. I don't know one Jew personally who's not a Zionist, who is standing up against what's going on in the Middle East or in America.
Speaker 2Well, there is, there is like, for example, in New York, Chabad Lubavitch, some sexist groups over there have promoted the Muslim mayor. Now they're trying to integrate all the refugees and victims of what's happening because of the Zionists, you know, so there's that, there's a lot of that going on. I was a little bit curious.
Ian MalcolmWe'll open it up to questions in a little bit. We'll maybe go 15 or so more minutes with Ye here, and then we'll open things up to a panel conversation.
Ian MalcolmGo for it, 24.
Speaker 1Oh, me? Yeah. You're awesome, by the way.
Ian MalcolmWhat was the question I'm supposed to answer?
Speaker 1Sorry.
Ian MalcolmNo, you were just describing some of the things from your childhood, and if I heard that correctly, so is it your father that came over and your mother had put a Christmas wreath on the front door and your father threw it down, or was it a grandfather?
Speaker 1No, my father's father.
Ian MalcolmYour grandfather on your father's side arrives at the house, and I'm guessing that your mother was the one who put it up there, the Christian who married the Jewish man. Your Jewish grandfather threw it off the front door. Is it... Was it out of a disgust? And if so, I'd be curious, did you have a Christmas tree inside the house?
Ian MalcolmLike in my mind, I'm visualizing the vampire scene, sunlight, and oh no, a Christmas tree, right? Was it something along those lines?
Speaker 1Our Christmas tree must have not been up yet, yeah. I don't, you know, I guess my mom told me they would celebrate Christmas in a way, but it consisted of like putting pictures of Santa Claus around the house. I was not born at this time. I have no idea what that's even about. Um, but my grandfather out of disgust, pure disgust, just took that, threw it in the, threw it in the garbage and like outside in the dumps.
Speaker 1So my mom didn't find it till later, but we did have Chris, you know, a Christmas tree. My mom did convert to Judaism before she married my father, but that didn't stop us from, you know, celebrating Christmas and things that Easter that she would, she would celebrate as a young girl and with her parents. in who lived in New York.
Speaker 1So my Jewish family was very not thrilled about the idea of us having a Christmas tree. Um, and it's very interesting how they try to, you know, make Hanukkah seem like this big holiday. It's, it's really not. And, uh, they try to compete, but you know, those people who you just say, you know, Merry Christmas and they just say, happy holidays to you instead.
Speaker 1You know, it's like that same mentality. They, hate jesus and that's that's a real truth and they don't want anything resembling him or his faith in their proximity that's why they spit on christians in israel i'm surprised they're not doing that here yet but you know only time will tell if that's to come um but yeah that they're really
Speaker 1They're hard people to, you know, if you're not Jewish, they're not going to give you respect. Even if you're a convert, they don't care. That's a joke to them. That really is.
Speaker 1They really have an elitist mentality. And when it comes down to studying the religion, it seems very, from what I remember, it seemed very shallow to me. There wasn't a lot of, you know, you talk, you say God, you talk about God, but you don't talk about this, like the story of God. You don't talk about, you know, creationism.
Speaker 1It's, it's a very, a lot of Jews are atheists. And I think that when I was a Jew, I think I was an atheist too. You know, I wanted to believe in something, but it wasn't, it just wasn't registering for me. Like I wasn't getting that kind of, knowledge through Judaism. It was more like a, almost like a cult where people would just connect with each other and help each other's businesses out.
Speaker 1Like that's more like what it felt like to me.
Ian MalcolmWell, and it's funny that you say that, right? Because I was bringing this up in a different space. Somebody was asking how I would even define this group of people. And the thing that makes it very, let's say it makes it unsolid, right? There's something nebulous about this group because People would say that it is, at least, and I'll quote Mitch, who I just made a video of essentially mocking what I think is his intellectual dishonesty that he demonstrates in basically every space that he goes into.
Ian MalcolmBut he is the one who said that a Jew is somebody that's born to a Jewish mother or somebody that converts. He then had to walk that out because I asked him about Karl Marx, who was born, of course, to a Jewish mother who he insists is not Jewish. And my point is that this definition seems to change with the winds. If it's convenient, they're part of the group.
Ian MalcolmIf it's not, they're not part of the group. And this seems to be the pattern across essentially any and all argumentation that you have with this group of people. Words don't have meanings. Definitions are loose. And almost at every exchange, there's going to be this weird pattern that is lie or obfuscate. When called out on it, either use denial and or play the victim.
Ian MalcolmAnd if that doesn't work, then squirm away, perhaps. by essentially gaslighting either the individual or the audience by trying to just obscure the conversation down a random tangent, right? And that's why, for what it's worth, I think one of the most critical things to do when debating with this group of people for whatever this reason is, perhaps it's cultural or genetic, is just to demand direct answers to easy to answer questions.
Ian MalcolmYes or no, black or white, two plus two is four, along those lines. Because otherwise, if you ask them a question, like spell the word Bob, it becomes, well, is this Bob in Australia or New Zealand? And does Bob have blue hair? And on and on and on. And so I'd be curious, when it comes to this kind of experience that you had growing up in this community, how much of that, let's say, the definition itself of being a Jew.
Ian Malcolmdid you think was intrinsic to you? Did your dad consider you that? Were you not because your mother was not? Or perhaps she converted, so therefore you are. And if you were viewed this way, was it a religious statement, right? Like today you say that you're a Christian or you're Catholic. Was it a statement on you believing in, let's say, a spiritual peace or merely being connected to a bloodline or a culture?
Speaker 1To me, it seemed like more of a bloodline culture situation because the spiritual aspect was really lacking in our, you know, when we went to synagogue or when I got my bat mitzvah, which I actually did, and I wonder what kind of demons I released that day. Hopefully my baptism undid that. But... You know, if I had to really define Jews, and this, all Jews, they deny Christ as their Savior, and they despise him, and they are the Antichrist.
Speaker 1That's how I would describe them. Do people respect converts? No, I don't think so. So, yes, I was raised by two technical Jews, but my mom... She would never be considered like a Jew in Israel or whatever. And maybe I wouldn't be either because my mother wasn't bloodline Jewish. And I've heard that's how that goes. And no sweat off my back, I'll tell you.
Speaker 1But that is pretty much how I would describe a Jew. It's not as flippant as maybe your other contact made it seem. um that really is what differentiates jews from christians is who their messiah is and their ability to you know not acknowledge christ as anything but an enemy and along these lines i'm very curious um as an individual who's now attended as a member of the faith at one point synagogue as a jew and now let's say uh
Ian MalcolmCatholic Church or Baptist Church, whatever denomination you align with, let's just say with Christianity, could you compare and contrast the spiritual focus that those have? Because obviously Christians view Jesus Christ as a God and of course try to follow in his footsteps. I'm curious if the attendance at the synagogue was essentially just a different rendition of God that you were worshiping, or if it felt like you were going into
Ian Malcolmcity bank or some other place of business with very little, if any, religious aspects to it? Was it more just a social club?
Speaker 1It's honestly how it felt. When you're reading prayers in Hebrew and you're reading the translation, it's just not as deep and soulful as Christianity and the teachings of Jesus. Um, there wasn't a lot talked about morals. You know, they like to get, they, they thought that volunteering and Sudaka, that's like, uh, donating money to, you know, the less fortunate.
Speaker 1They thought that that was, you know, important, but that was, there wasn't much talk about how to be a morally good, hurt sound member of society and things like that. And what you can do to get in God's favor. Obviously, I had a pretty good moral compass on my shoulders, but a lot of those people in synagogue would sit there, and if they were not atheists, I would say cash is their god.
Speaker 1Money is their god. So it was almost like it was a networking. It was for networking. It was to create this sense of tribalism that they could... distinct themselves distinctively like separate themselves from the rest of society and I think that gives them an opportunity to create a lot of dissent amongst you know everyone else that's you know if they feel elite and they're in a group of themselves and they have this mindset of just conquer and destroy which
Speaker 1out of selfless disregard, that's, you know, being in your own kind of club is gonna only help you formulate plans to do that.
Ian MalcolmYou know, and on that topic really quickly, so this idea of atheism, I've always found it really curious because, and it depends on what study you look at, and of course, what part of the world you're discussing. Because obviously there's a, let's say, a more traditional rendition of the Jewish faith, right? But when you look at, in particular, Western Jews, especially with Ashkenazi Jews, the prevalence of atheism amongst that group of people is through the roof.
Ian MalcolmAnd I'd be curious what your thoughts were. You mentioned the people that were going, and if they did have kind of any influence of morality, it seemed not driven perhaps by an affinity for a creator or something along those lines. What percentage would you think, in your experience anyway, of the people that either identified as Jews or were part of the culture that you'd interact with at the synagogue, do you think actually believed in a higher power or in a God, or were they just completely either atheistic or agnostic to the whole thing?
Speaker 1I would say that maybe 2%. That's funny. That's what they are of the population. So 2% of the 2% might believe in a higher power. such as a real God. But you see the Jews in Israel talking about the Messiah, and it's about the government. It's about someone coming protecting the Jews from being ostracized or conquered.
Speaker 1It's nothing about living by the Ten Commandments or living a moral life or accepting Jesus as your Savior. knowing that there's someone above you. They really don't like to think anybody is above them, individually speaking.
Ian MalcolmYeah, it's interesting that you say that because there is kind of this, it seems to be a pervasive thought anyway, that a lot of the rejection of Christ was essentially by the Pharisees because of the fact that they believed that their true Messiah was going to come and to basically build a kingdom on earth rather than some kind of spiritual thing in the afterlife.
Ian MalcolmAnd that kingdom was, of course, going to be, let's say, the manifestation of power, of might, of military conquest, of golden statues and all these things that are kind of antithetical to the mission of Jesus Christ. I'd be curious if you think, is that essentially what you would presume that most Western Jews who identify as Zionists are actually excited for the creation of.
Speaker 1Yes, absolutely. They're not, you know, they're not waiting for this God to come make the world, you know, absent of all their degeneracy, which is what we want. I mean, that's what Jesus hopefully do, but they want the opposite. I mean, they, their power over the world like consists of that degeneracy and all those lies and all that control and power which is it's it's not in the right hands i mean it's it's in the devil's hands right now and there's nothing godly about the type of control that these people are trying to gain over the rest of us um so any any spiritual kind of you know
Speaker 1event that's going to help them with their goals there is not something that a Christian would find to be something godly or of the heavens at all. So it's quite the antithesis of what Christians believe.
Ian MalcolmYeah, that's the, I think, thesis that I would presume in terms of the aspirations, especially if you look at the fruits of let's say these efforts and also kind of the history in terms of what has been the output where these people have grabbed excess reigns. So one little final question and then I'll go over to Joanne and maybe start pulling in some members of the audience to kind of pick their mind.
Ian MalcolmAnd I'm sure there's lots of questions for you. One of the last ones that I would have would be along the lines of, you know, we talk about the Bolsheviks. We talked about expulsions going all the way back to Rome. We look at the quotes that it seems like there's this ebb and flow that has happened this 1,000 plus times, these 100 plus, I'm sorry, 1,000 plus times, 100 plus locations.
Ian MalcolmAnd across them, there is this continual kind of resurgence of their power, their power then being respectively met by something else. I think the last time that obviously happened, you know, most vividly under the National Socialists. it seemed to prospectively squash that movement to some extent or maybe hinder it, right, slow it down, whatever it was that we want to define what took place leading up to World War II.
Ian MalcolmWhat I'd be curious about is your thought on the present and where things go from here. In other words, if the West is not able to stand up and to call out Jewish supremacy, to make it a national discourse, an international conversation, and ultimately start electing politicians at national levels that reject their people's enslavement to a foreign empire.
Ian MalcolmIf that doesn't happen, what comes next? Is it more military conflict in the Middle East at the expense of both the lives and the remaining finance and treasure, whatever's left of America to further the greater Israel project? And if that does not stop, if somebody is not elected in 2028 with the explicit let's say, public mandate of rejecting that absurdity, have they won?
Ian MalcolmIs it the construction of the temple? Is Donald Trump essentially ushering in the new world order of these people? Or do you think that there's going to be another ebb and flow where there's more pushback, things kind of dwindle down, and then 50 years from now, the West, if not the world, is back in essentially the same place?
Speaker 1It's a good question. And it's hard to say because You know, I'm ready for Jesus to come back. Like, I'm totally ready for that. It's time, like, he would defeat them. And if that's not what happens in our lifetime, yes, I think America is doomed. Rabbis all over the world say as much. It's not hard to... They do tell the truth when they get the chance because part of their karmic...
Speaker 1retribution is they have to tell us what they're doing to us, in a sense. So they don't keep everything a secret from us because they think they'll have less bad karma to deal with in the afterlife or whatever they believe happens when you die.
Speaker 1But the thing is, it could be another cycle because they're actively deleting all information about Palestine from YouTube. things like that, that are just going to, you know, set us back again to where it's not an international conversation. You know, you're going to see you get a new generation in incoming. And, you know, luckily, I think young people are really on top of this.
Speaker 1I think they're really concerned and see how the American dream has been, you know, stolen right on our feet by the Jews and their greed. But I do think it's possible for this to just exacerbate and continue. But if that does happen, I think we're going to be living in a much more confined and less free world where, you know, non-elites, including Jews, won't have access to nature and...
Speaker 1You know, we're just going to be... We're already just digesting poison at every turn. I don't know what else they'll do with that, but I think it'll get more violent. And they're willing to destroy everything to rule over the ashes. You know, it's really... It's disturbing stuff. So there, I really don't have the answer for exactly which way it could play out.
Speaker 1I just hope everyone's willing to fight, you know, because you can't be scared of losing your job or... scared of getting berated because there's so much more to lose if you don't act now.
Ian MalcolmI couldn't agree with you more on that. And it's interesting because the United States in particular feels like it was largely set up by the founders to expressly prohibit the type of monopolization of control that we are seeing take place essentially across the entirety of the Western world. And it really feels like they're trying to use the commercial markets to shoehorn a lot of the liberties and swindle them out from under the feet of the citizenry.
Ian MalcolmAnd you can imagine in the land of the free, the home of the brave, the birthplace essentially of unbridled free speech. If they can remove that in the United States, they've essentially perhaps removed it everywhere, especially with the ownership that clearly is concentrated amongst technology and AI. So we see all the directions it's going.
Ian MalcolmAnd I absolutely agree with you in the concerns about where things go, if not now. Right. It feels like we are kind of at the make or break for humanity that perhaps has been arrived at by many societies in the past that put their foot down on this type of control. And the good news, like you said, is that the younger generations are certainly not only becoming aware, but that awareness is also bringing a animus.
Ian MalcolmAgain, not calling for any kind of anger, violence, hatred, anything like that, but rather an awareness to the reality that their worlds are being destroyed by this paradigm. Right. And that obviously would then animate some kind of energy to do something about it. Whereas I think a lot of the boomer generation, they're looking at their retirement plans.
Ian MalcolmThey've got their home that they own, and they're kind of just comfortable riding off into the sunset. just let somebody else deal with the problems they leave behind. Right.
Speaker 1I see that a lot. Yeah.
Ian MalcolmYeah, absolutely. And so it's a really fascinating kind of perspective because there's so few individuals, at least in my personal experience, that are willing to critique this in-group that come from it. The few that I have met have almost always been. religious converts that because of Christ kind of speak out against what they've seen.
Ian MalcolmSo it's a fascinating prism to be able to look through. I know we've got a lot of individuals in here that are curious to pick your brain on a lot of these subjects. And so I would open the floor first and foremost to Joanne and then to Grim, who also joined up here as a co-host. See if the two of you have any specific questions that you'd want to start with.
Ian MalcolmThen we can perhaps go through hands. And I would welcome for anybody in the audience that does have a question. If you don't feel comfortable coming up as a speaker, please feel free to put it in the purple pin. I'll make sure I will put it up into the nest so everybody can see it. We'll read it out. We'll go through it with our guest here.
Ian MalcolmAnd feel free to ask about anything. Views on the current. reality, views on the past, political involvement that she had, or any questions about her upbringing and what it was like in these households. And so with that being said, let's first and foremost go to Ms. Joanne, then we'll go to Grim, and we've got a lot of requests here.
Ian MalcolmSo once we get through the co-hosts, we'll start going to some of the speakers here, and we'll kind of rotate folks out to make sure everybody gets a chance.
@joann_marieAmazing, Spacey. And thank you so much for hosting. And Jus4J, thank you so much for being here. And Dream, I missed you. Thank you so much for co-hosting. And everyone, thank you so much for being here. Guys, please repost to Space and follow Ian and Dream and Jus4J. And yeah, I just wanted to ask you, was there a specific moment where you, like, for me, it was like the bell just came off.
@joann_marieIt was around Rafa. I saw the genocide, how it began, and I was like, oh, okay, no, they will stop it. They will stop it. But then in Rafah, I was like, they are not stopping this. They are in control. Because in the beginning, I thought that America was in control of Israel and then backwards. And then I started realizing after watching all the posts being like, oh my God, all of them.
@joann_marieBecause I used to think that it was just specific people that were like... deranged just like everywhere else but then in the genocide I was like oh my god it's like it's all of them and I'm not gonna say all of them but it's like a huge majority you know and that's when it just came out like I just like the veil just ripped off and it was like very sudden was there a specific moment for you or it was more gradual or like what happened I started you know
Speaker 1I realized my life was not fulfilled like spiritually by Judaism, but I wasn't really like looking for anything. You know, I started thinking about Jesus a bit more and is that possible? I mean, if there can be all this evil in the world, there must be like a counterplay at hand too. And I started, you know, becoming more curious about that.
Speaker 1And then I had, like, a couple really weird near-death experiences besides the cancer. And just the way that it worked out that I survived these... I mean, I had a gunshot come through my window that didn't go through the second pane. Bunch of really random shit. And I really, like... I don't know what it is, but, like, this epiphany happened with me.
Speaker 1And I'm just like, angels are real. Like, Jesus is real. It's all real. And ever since then, like, I've never... I feel like it's just fact at this point. And the more I spoke with people and got more involved with Christians, I found where I felt like I've belonged this whole time.
@joann_marieBeautiful. Thank you so much. And you're awesome. I started following you when I saw that Ian was going to interview you. And yeah, you post really, really cool things. Yeah, thank you so much. I always see them and I just laugh and I'm like, yeah, that's awesome. Like, good job. Thank you. Yeah, and you're also an awesome painter.
@joann_marieSo, yeah. Thank you. She's painting on college, guys. And it's a really good painting. I'm going to post it in the profile so that you guys can see it. Oh, thanks. Yeah, thank you so much. Okay, go ahead, Grim.
Speaker 3Hey, what's up, guys? Yeah, really interesting to hear it from a different perspective. Believe it or not, I don't really interact with Jews very often. But I guess my question would be, what would you say, like, is it more based on ethnicity or religion? Because you said you're, since you kind of accepted Jesus Christ, that you're no longer Jewish.
Speaker 3So would that mean you're saying I don't know, I guess, does that kind of make sense? Is it more spiritual or ethnic?
Speaker 1I would say that they will, Jews, it can be both. And Jews will use whichever one suits them the best for the argument to win that argument. Whether it's they want to focus on, oh, it's a religion or it's an ethnicity. So I am a Christian now. I've been baptized, but I'm still like 60%. bloodline Ashkenazi Jew, but really I'm just Russian and Italian.
Speaker 1So it really, you know, we all realize that Jews are not Semites. So the whole ethnicity thing brought into question, you know, I guess they don't do DNA tests in Israel. I was made aware of.
Speaker 1They really just are going to stick to their clan and claim that they have the strongest ties. know both religiously and ethnically and that israel belongs to them and is the you know the place that god will come save them but by god they mean their messiah um so it really is all-encompassing of those things but religiously i'm i'm not like a talmudic jew i'm not a hasidic jew i know that gets way more involved in
Speaker 1you know, religion or Satanism, however you want to put it. I'm really, I've never been ingrained in that kind of environment. But the reform Judaism, which is like the more laid back, you know, less religiously, less religious in general, it's not very deep when it comes down to spirituality, that's for sure.
Ian Malcolmmay not want everyone to know that but it's true you know and that's why when you're bringing up that idea that uh perhaps one percent or two i think you said two percent actually uh are let's say religious in some capacity the rest seemingly from your experience anyway were atheistic uh and again that does kind of seem to align i don't know about those numbers necessarily but i've seen very very very high
Ian Malcolmpercentages in a lot of the studies that I have come across talking about that subject, especially when it comes to the Western world. So wonderful question there, Grim. Let's start going through some of the hands. I'm going to try and see if I can keep these in the order of arrival. I know that William's been here for a long time, as well as Byers up.
Ian MalcolmAnd I'm not sure, Joanne, if you know the exact order, but I think it was something along those lines.
@joann_marieYeah, it was Byers and then William. And yeah, and the other one got lost. But yeah, go ahead, Byers, and then we'll go to William.
Speaker 4Hey, thank you, Ian, for hosting this space. This is incredible. And thank you, Jews for Ye24. Wonderful testimony and a lot of really great insight there. My question is, I'd like to share with you a like a doctrine, if you will, of the Bible. And I'd like to know whether or not you'd ever heard that before. And also, I'd like to know whether or not you've seen.
Speaker 4any kind of like fulfillment of that or the manifestation of that in your life with the Jews. So from Matthew 21, at the end of that chapter, there's a parable that shows that the reason that the Jews killed Jesus was to steal his inheritance. In Galatians 3, verse 16, the Bible shows that Jesus is the only heir of Abraham.
Speaker 4And then Romans chapter four, verse 13 and 14 shows that the inheritance to Abraham's seed was that he would inherit the world. And also it shows that if Israel is the heir of Abraham, then faith is useless and God doesn't keep his promises. So all in all, those things build a doctrine that the reason the Jews killed Jesus was to take over the world.
Speaker 4And I was curious, have you ever heard that before from a biblical perspective? And then have you ever seen anything that suggests that from your experience?
Speaker 1That's a good question. You know, it was my understanding that they killed Jesus not to take over the world, but to end his, you know, his denouncing of usury. things of that nature. And, you know, the merchants just weren't going to put up with that rule or have someone telling them how to behave in a non-selfish way.
Speaker 1But now, in my opinion, what's going on in the world is that the Jews are trying to kill God again. So, you know, maybe it did start then. Maybe this was... you know, they've always wanted to take over the world for thousands and thousands of years. So maybe this was a part of it. Because now one of the reasons they inflict so much, you know, chaos and kill so many children and innocent people is to, and abortions, all of that, the glamorization of all that is to hurt God to the point where they hopefully kill him in their eyes.
Speaker 4Well, I'll send you, if you don't mind, I'll DM you with those Bible verses and you check them out and see what you think of them and then get back to me. I'd appreciate it.
@joann_marieYeah, will do. All right. Amazing. Thank you so much, Byers. William, welcome to the panel, sir. How are you?
Speaker 5Very well, Joanne, how are you?
@joann_marieGuys, I have a lot of requests, so if I drop you, it's nothing personal. I just need to bring more people up. Sorry, William. And guys, also repost it, and if you guys go to it, I will also repost that. I'm so happy you guys are here. All right, William, I'm sorry. Go ahead.
Speaker 5Okay, yeah, thank you, Joanne. Interesting story. You know, what I hear is you saw on a micro level in your family... what happened to you with the disgusting morals you saw and the... Something tells me the conversations around your dinner table were either about Jews, Israel, and money, pretty much. And so you saw on a micro level what's done to us, Goy, on a macro level through the Jewish media.
Speaker 5And... Or at least attempted to, through... degrading values thrust upon us. Obviously, you are genetically half-Jewish. I want to ask you that on your non-Jewish side of the family. I have to ask you this. After hearing what you said, were there any times growing up where your non-Jewish side of the family saw, witnessed, and were aware of the same disgusting immoral behavior and used
Speaker 5They would talk to you, you would talk to them, and you would say, like, why are they so hateful or whatever? Has that ever happened? I mean, how did your non-Jewish family view this behavior? And if so, did you take any solace or comfort or try to find any understanding in it?
Speaker 1Surprisingly, I didn't have that many interactions with my mom's side of the family.
Speaker 1they didn't interact much with my Jewish side of the family. And that's probably, that was probably by design by the Kaufman's because, you know, they, they weren't going to intermingle with like Catholics and people that they thought were below them. Um, did my mom's side of the family ever catch wind of that? I'm sure they felt jilted at times.
Speaker 1Um, but her side of the family was pretty small, is pretty small. Um, And I don't think that they, they've never approached me about that. Let's put it that way.
Speaker 5Do you think they're, well, let me ask you this. Was there, it sounds to me like the dominant, for lack of a better word, side of the family was the Jewish side of the family. And if that's the case, was the non-Jewish side of the family not afraid, but were they more kept in the background? It seems to me, especially.
Speaker 5mother's conversion, which, by the way, means nothing in Israel.
Speaker 1I know, yeah.
Speaker 5She's still 100%... So, I mean, that's... And, uh... But I want to...
Speaker 1They were kind of pushed aside, and, you know, they lived a little bit further from me. And, um... You know, it wasn't like an integrated family, let's put it that way. I mean, there was no, you know... I saw the way that my grandmother and grandfather treated my mom sometimes. And, you know, that part disgusts me. And, you know, as I started realizing that that was just how Jews think of themselves as superior, you know, it just made sense.
Speaker 1And it just over time just really started to disgust me.
Speaker 5Well, I didn't know many, the Jews I knew growing up, I saw some in high school, and I noticed, and I was always curious of the behavior, and I, when I noticed, when I became aware, 24 years ago, and it was quite fast, as soon as I learned, I thought the media was owned by the public, et cetera, when I found out, it read like a bar mitzvah list and everything else, and blah, blah, blah, boom.
Speaker 5So anyway, but as... for what you were saying and i'm going to land to here know this on the hands and uh uh i'm sorry to hear about your illness i hope you are best well with that and and we all have short time on this earth and the best thing we can all do is spread the message of defeating evil and at any course and
Speaker 5I do want to say this. I do believe defeating evil means destroying the banking system. The currency system is the means by which the elite Jews, the organized international Jewry, I believe. That's the reason why this space exists, why all the pain in the world exists. Presidents and kings targeted. I'm not going to go any further, but thank you for your time and giving a little insight here.
Speaker 5And I wish you luck on your journey and your health.
Speaker 6Thank you so much. Thank you so much, William. All right, it's Abbas. Go ahead, Abbas.
Speaker 7Hey, what's up, everyone? Thank you for having me. Ian, I want to tell you I always like your comments on X. You're always like the only free guy I see on Twitter. Honestly, I'm being honest. I always like... I want to talk about the solution to the Western nations, like... when they talk about this deep state and stuff.
Speaker 7The idea comes to my mind is the political infiltration. It's not new. Everyone knows that. But of course, they think about that. That's why they have the Epstein Island for this exact reason, because they will get no one will infiltrate inside them, among them. And what we're watching right now is the opposite. We're seeing a lot of billionaires.
Speaker 7They seem like the new rebellions. They come among Republicans and they will say, oh, I'm wake up now. We need to take out the illegals. Take note, illegals. They don't have problem with legals, immigrants. That's the big thing. That's the big thing. I'm not Western. I'm not American. I'm not. white or whatever but i watch from outside perspective why would someone will be okay with illegals sorry with legals and not illegals the thing is legals also like gonna hurt the country because you're gonna change the demographic of the country forever that's also a thing like it's like a delusional it's like a delusion yeah they make a trick for you we're gonna tell you this is
Speaker 7We can agree with you. Illegals are not good for the country, but illegals are. That's their goal. They want to distract you from other things.
Speaker 1A lot of it is about distraction and just, hey, look over here so you're not looking over here. But one thing that I understood, and I'm pretty sure that this is all true what I heard, because it was done during a war. and I don't know exactly when or which one, but the brash of illegal immigrants who have come in during the Biden administration, from what I understand, they came from, they were like a trade for other countries where they would give us their undesirables.
Speaker 1So we paid other countries to send their criminals and their gangs here. Everybody, so everybody made out. And it makes sense when I'm living in Boston and I see and hear about children getting raped like every day. And then this illegal immigrant gets right off in court and he's out on the street the next day perpetrating a similar crime.
Speaker 1So I think that the illegals are the ones they're focused on. You know, I would say first, I don't think they're ever gonna get to the legals, I don't know. But I think they're focused on that first just because of the criminality of them. But yeah, I mean, when or how is that going to result in us getting a white Christian nation back?
Speaker 1I'm not, you know, not sure that that's going to be enough to do that. So, you know, the best way we can protect ourselves right now is just stopping, like, a further... movements like this from happening because they're happening in flux still to, you know, to just destroy, you know, they want to destroy the white race.
Speaker 1That's what they want to do.
Speaker 1So it's a really good question, and I'm not sure what will end up happening with, like, national immigrants or legal immigrants. At this point, they might be just destined to be here, but...
Speaker 7Another thing before you finish, I'm sorry. Another thing we're facing in this century is they're always trying to push you the wrong battle. Look to Britain. And that's a bad thing for a reason. I'll tell you why. Because if you have a rebellion by wrong people in the wrong time and wrong preparation, you will fail. And what's the consequences for that?
Speaker 7People will be nihilists. They will be disciplined. They will never try again to rebel. Why? Because you gave them a false revolution. What's happening now, they give you the wrong battle. You're going to be in this battle and you will be disciplined. You will never fight again. That's what's happening like in UK when they fought against the Muslims.
Speaker 7I'm not saying Muslims belong to Europe. They don't belong to Europe anyway. But I'm saying it's the wrong battle. And it's led... by someone, I don't want to say names, but he's worked for the interest of these people. Same thing happening with the destruction we talked about in the United States. They give the wrong bottle, not the head of the snake.
Speaker 1Right. Yeah, and that's a really tough thing that a lot of people can't see past that. You know, we're fighting these... You have all this infighting between the left and the right when it's really all owned by the same people. And they keep just pitting us against each other, just like the different races are being pit against each other.
Speaker 1And people are treating each battle there like it's the ultimate battle. But we really need to be united against the Jews. All Goyim are in the same position. It's just a matter of time before we're destroyed. And in my opinion, numbers work better when we're together. I think Muslims and Christians should be working together.
Speaker 1I think blacks and whites should be working together. We're all against the same enemy who's trying to destroy us. So when it comes to the legal nationals, hey, if they want to fight against the Jews too, everybody's freaking... waking up to it and seeing what's going on. So if we could be a united front and really actually attack the snake at the head, you know, that would be the best case scenario.
Speaker 1It's just a matter of, you know, organizing, planning, and having some really brave people step up to lead this thing.
@joann_marieI agree with you, Jules, or Fourier. Ian has a cool metaphor about a tiger in the room. I don't know if you want to repeat it, Ian. It's awesome.
Ian MalcolmYeah, no, I mean, long story short, it's order of operations, right? And to kind of elaborate... When I started talking about this subject, which is not one that a year or two or three ago, you're really allowed to discuss in pretty much any social networking platform. I found myself on the fringes, let's say, of X and often in rooms with individuals who had pretty reasonable critiques on, let's say, the mass migration issues, on LGBT issues, all these other things that often overlapped with, let's call it white supremacy, neo-Nazism, whatever.
Ian MalcolmAnd I actually I can completely appreciate the arguments for national socialism and also for what I would define as just white protectionism, which is the statement that white people have the not only right, but they have a birthright to live in nations that have been largely colonized, built up, established by and are for the benefit of the ancestors and descendants of the people.
Ian Malcolmthat built those places. That's a reasonable thing to suggest. That's not white supremacy. It's, again, I'd call it white protectionism. But a lot of the people that were talking about these issues of the JQ two, three, four, five years ago, they tend to take very hardline racial stances that I found futile and self-defeating.
Ian MalcolmAnd the most curious piece about it for anybody that's listening that might know some of the rooms or the individuals that I might be referencing when I say this, I think that those are paid provocateurs. that are essentially put out into, let's say, the public sphere. And I think this happens with the white nationalist groups.
Ian MalcolmI think it happens certainly with the FBAs. We could look at Tariq and Sheed, who's married to a Jew. And what do these people do? They push for endless infighting. They say, oh, you're aware of the JQ. Come on into this white circle where we're going to hate on the blacks because that way you'll never be able to reach across the aisle to them or to the Muslims or the Hispanics.
Ian MalcolmYou'll forever be fighting with one another. And, you know, so the metaphor here that I always go back to is, look, we're in a room with a tiger. The tiger is going to destroy all of us. And we might hate one another. We might all be wearing different sports jerseys if you care about that mundane nonsense. Or maybe we have different skin tones or different religions or different whatever.
Ian MalcolmBut it's a tiger. Let's let's get out of the room with the tiger. Let's address the primary problem first and foremost. And those other groups that say, no, no, no, no, no. Let's not focus on that because we've got to hate everybody else that's in the room because they're not exactly like us. And we should only work with those people, even at the detriment of our ability to get away from.
Ian Malcolmsaid Tiger. I think those people are bad actors. I think they're in bad faith. I think they're probably either paid and or coerced to do the things that they do. And what's very curious is if you look at a lot of them, what you'll notice is their narrative has shifted. They're no longer focusing, for example, on extreme white nationalism.
Ian MalcolmSome of them merely want to critique and condemn those that profess any kind of faith or love for Jesus Christ. And there's a lot of people that have made that weird shift that have... kind of reasonably sized audiences. And I think that is just to further the infighting because they are losing that little piece. They're losing the grip.
Ian MalcolmAnd so they're desperate at every turn to concoct any kind of animus that they can. And that's why we're seeing all of these things inflamed. You saw out in LA, all of the riots of the illegal migrants who, look, I think absolutely should be purged from the United States, not purged in a violent sense, but they should be properly, legally purged.
Ian Malcolmrighteously removed because nobody is morally allowed or required to be able to be enabled as part of what is essentially a biological warfare against the host nation. You don't get to illegally cross the border and then say, woe is me. What do you mean I can't be here? That's not how the law works. It's not how rules work.
Ian MalcolmThere's only one group of people that I know that continuously act like that. And their arguments seem to go in line with the very people that I would say. perhaps need to be removed from the country because they're not supposed to be here. And the last little thing that I'll say really quickly, because I know when I make that statement, it ruffles a lot of people's feathers.
Ian MalcolmLook, if you're from another nation and you've migrated to the West, wouldn't you like to see all nations thrive? Why would you want your nation to continue to suffer and wither under tyranny and oppression and central banking that's probably ruled by the exact same people? Why wouldn't you want your homeland? to be able to identify the same problem, which, oh, by the way, is happening right now in Mexico.
Ian MalcolmAnd there's lots of protests against it. What do you know? It's a female Jew that somehow became president after the bloodiest election cycle in recorded history for that country. So if my point is that if the entire world adopts a frame where at least they're able to notice the patterns, notice the problems of central banking, notice how this cabal of bankers has wielded that at the detriment of everybody.
Ian MalcolmWell, then you're not going to have to stay in the West because it's a better quality of life because the quality of life will get better in the places that you fled. And so then everybody wins. And that's the thing that a lot of people miss when you suggest, oh, I think a nation should be homogenous. And it's no different for a Western white person to say that than it would be for an Australian to say that about Australia, which has been overrun by migration as well.
Ian MalcolmBut it's the same thing for the Japanese, the Chinese. the Argentinians, whatever. Everybody should be able to band in this together. And that's the beauty of the message that we're pushing out. It's not white supremacy or Western supremacy or Christian supremacy. It's right versus wrong. It's freedom versus tyranny. It's good versus evil, at least in my assertion.
Ian MalcolmAnd that ultimately brings a better tomorrow for everybody that fights intellectually and spiritually in that direction. And so I apologize. But yes, let's all remove the tiger from our throats. And then we can squabble amongst one another about how much we dislike a sports team or the color of our skin and other minutia.
Speaker 1I couldn't agree more. Yeah, absolutely. I think they tried to use, the Jews tried to use multiculturalism to destroy us. And I think we need to use it as a tool to destroy them.
Ian MalcolmExactly. And destroy there being used again, that's a metaphorical statement. around a power structure that is not a call for any violence against anybody.
Speaker 1You have to be very clear cut. Exactly.
Ian MalcolmA lot of dissenters out there that would love to unjustly clip things and put words in people's mouths, which is why I would recommend for anybody that's in here, I see a couple familiar faces that I know host spaces on their own. Always turn the recording button on so that they try and pervert your words. You'll be able to have a record of the entirety of the conversation.
Ian MalcolmAnd so we always denounce any and all violence. But with that, let's go back to Joanne and Grim. I'm not sure who was next, and I apologize for the tirade.
@joann_marieYeah, I have a list written in my little notebook. All right, it's no more. I think it's Trey. Go ahead, Trey.
Speaker 8You're a blatant anti-Semite.
@joann_marieNo! We're not going to do this.
Speaker 8She's a blatant Jew-ater for no reason.
Speaker 9Oh, she's not an anti-Semite. Get the fuck home. Stop this shit.
Speaker 1Jews are not Semites. Oh, where is he?
Ian MalcolmSteph the Whale, thank you for coming up here. Because then what we can do is we can go to X and we can click this lovely block button. And then we can go to your profile and we can click this lovely remove button. And here's the beauty of it. That individual is going to go make another account. They're going to come in under another handle.
Ian MalcolmThey're going to say the same things after I explicitly just said we don't hate anybody. We don't wish for any violence on anything. So they can come up with another avatar and label us as something that I literally just said moments prior that I am antithetical to. But that's the accusation that's made by our dissenters because they can't honestly discuss these topics.
Ian MalcolmAnd that's the beauty. We just got to speak. We got to speak calmly, proudly, confidently, and always on a recorded line so that we can call out the zeros that we might be encountering who would disingenuously paint us as something we're not. But sorry about that, Joanne.
@joann_marieNo, it's fine. Ray, go ahead. No more hope.
Speaker 10Hey, guys. How's everyone doing?
Speaker 6Great. How are you?
Speaker 10Wonderful. And don't mind my name, no more hope. I've just been having black-pilled moments recently. But I'm not giving up hope, though. I'll never give up hope. But Ian, good to see you, bro. Thanks for the space. Graham, good to see you. And everyone else, call him. I'll see you down there, bro. Hey, Jews Free A, a nice name.
Speaker 10I thought you were somebody that I might recognize. before with a similar name, but it was actually somewhat different. So I guess you're not the only Jew out there in support of the A.
Speaker 11You said something earlier.
Speaker 10You said that all Jews are Zionist. Is that correct?
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 10And you said there's no Jews speaking out against what's happening in the Middle East?
Speaker 1I'm not saying none, but really...
Speaker 10Okay, okay. I mean, yeah.
Speaker 1I really like, it's like, if there's like a one, if there's like a hundred Jews in the entire world speaking out against it, and even then, I question their intent.
Speaker 10Yeah, that's where I wanted to go with it right there. Yeah. You have people like Medea Benjamin, or you have people like Max Blumenthal, Aaron Matei, what's the other guy? Rabbi Yaakov Shapiro. He's an anti-Zionist rabbi. But in some ways, I feel like I still... I listen to him sometimes and like he's defending the ideology of Zionism when he criticizes it at the same time.
Speaker 10So I'm like, what is really the objective here? You know, so with that, with that, I mean, Jewish voices of peace, for example, I mean, these people that they, they say they're not Zionist, you know, but they still stand, you know, and are proud to be Jewish, you know, and speaking out against stuff that's happening in the middle East.
Speaker 10So, I mean, if does it, is that, is that where their integrity lacks? Cause they're still identifying with the tribe. Yeah.
Speaker 1I think so, yeah. I mean, they might be against, you know, the genocide part, but not against the part where they're going to rule over, you know, every single nation will have central banking and they're going to make us all poor and, you know, live off of the money that was meant to be, you know, our families and our, you know, descendants.
Speaker 1There's more wrong with Judaism than just... how many deaths they're perpetrating to gain their expansion plans um that's why i say like if if somebody doesn't find christ which makes them automatically not a do beautiful i just don't i can't i don't trust them and i don't really want anything to do with them that's just me that's that's pretty based if you ask me um yeah then what else because you know christ is king obviously but what else i wanted to hear um i wanted to slip my mind here
Speaker 10As far as Zionists or Jewish Zionists like Benjamin Netanyahu, Ben-Gavir, Israel Smotrich, they champion themselves as the arbiters of international Jewish identity. And they also try to make Israel the homeland of international Jewish identity. Even Jews that may be born in America or born outside of Israel, they say, oh, we're the homeland of the Jews, Jews aren't safe anywhere, blah, blah, blah.
Speaker 10But in reality, Jews are safe to practice their Jewishness in any other country or any country at that, right? Nobody's out there in mass attacking or, you know, trying to plan to attack Jews as far as we know.
Speaker 1Yeah, it's, you know, protests at a synagogue that they're blowing up about, but it's like...
Speaker 10Right. Nobody's, like, committing a genocide against them, right? No.
Speaker 1Exactly. They're the only ones who do that.
Speaker 10Exactly. Right. So... In the event that the tables, I mean, everything I say is for entertainment and educational purposes only. Nothing that I say is to reflect the views, opinions, beliefs, thoughts, or ideas of anyone else on the panel or that of the host and co-host or anyone in the audience. Now, in the event that, you know, the tables turn and then people really start to be like, you know what?
Speaker 10F this. You know, all Jews are all, you know, identical to people from Israel, you know, and then they just, like, is Israel and their leaders, you know, like making their the rhetoric is it going to become a liability eventually for jews and which will force jews you know like bringing the following footsteps to disavow and remove themselves from their jewish identity because like eventually i feel like this they're going to be a liability you know even jews from all around the world because of israel's actions and their rhetoric champion themselves as the homeland of all jews worldwide that's ever existed which is just not the case i think that they have enough power
Speaker 1that they're not intimidated by that. And also these people are so much more violent and evil than a Christian could ever be. It's just not in our, we would never do the things that they're doing ever. I mean, we wouldn't even be able to fathom them. So I think that they feel safe knowing that and knowing that, you know, they have,
Speaker 1how they're controlling the world right now. So, I mean, what's the worst that can happen to them at this point? And also, as I was mentioning, their Messiah is set to, you know, come and save Israel from the whole world being against it, which we obviously have very good reason for. But since it's part of their prophecy, I don't think they'll, I think they'll just continue to double down and just get more aggressive.
Speaker 1That's my personal take on it. They're not taking any steps back.
@joann_marieI wanted to add, they did a poll in Israel a couple of days ago. I'll post it in the purple pill. They interviewed a couple of Jews and one in four doesn't want to live there anymore. And more specifically, the ones who are like with good, good positions like that have like money or work you know so they want to live and it's the young ones so i think change is coming i i think um some jews especially the young ones are realizing and and questioning and they are also panic the jews on top are panicking because they're like oh my god i even saw um
@joann_marieLinda something that she was like well I think we should ban cell phones because they cannot keep brainwashing them after watching the genocide the younger youths are questioning it which I just hope that entity stops and yeah I'll post it in the purple pill so that you guys can see it and it's a very interesting poll I don't know if you've seen it yeah
Speaker 1I haven't seen that one exactly, but I have seen that there is some opposition in Israel to joining the IDF and joining this massacre. I know there are some Jews that don't want any part of it. But as to say they're going to separate from the entire mechanism that Judaism is and wants to continue to be, I'm not sure they'll remove themselves.
Speaker 1entirely from the benefits that they can still reap by being Jewish.
@joann_marieYeah, no, I 100% agree with that. I just hope they do a little bit of introspection and also question it a little bit, maybe. Like, I know it's really hard for them, and they have never done it before. But, I mean, I'm just...
Speaker 1They're taught from a very young age that the idealisms of their supremacy... amongst others and you know even in schools in israel they're taught what do you do when you see a muslim oh you kill them i mean this is like seven-year-olds getting taught this in class there's a video of it it's um so they're really brainwashed i wonder sometimes if they're victims just as much as anyone else of brainwashing but you know that's neither here nor there with our we have to solve you know we have to save ourselves before we solve any
Speaker 1those complex questions.
@joann_marieYeah, I mean, I saw a video of, is it Diana something? I forgot her name. The Queen Demon of the Settlers. And they want to show her a video of like... Daniela Weiss. Yes, Daniela Weiss. That's Queen Demon. And she's like, I don't believe in videos. Like, they need to keep reinforcing their insane like... backwards reality that they don't they cannot see reality because if they actually see it like their entire belief system crumbles so they live in this delusion the entire time and they just deny reality which is absolutely insane and i think they yeah i i'll post some of those videos in the purple pill but yeah go ahead dre and uh then i'll i'll let
Speaker 10I see Game of Thrones is waiting. Just to comment on Daniela Weiss, what separates her and her tribe, her specific tribe of Jews from other types of Jews. The settler movement and their school of thought, they don't only believe that they're chosen, but they also believe that it is their duty and obligation to go and conquer that land, no matter where they are in life.
Speaker 10From the moment they're born... They're raised and brought up and taught that they must take their family, you know, even their children, and go and colonize and settle and build outposts, literally putting themselves in danger. You know, so like it's a whole extreme level of Zionist Judaism that the settler movement under Daniela Weiss practiced and teach their people.
Speaker 10So they're extremely vile as well.
@joann_marieShe even says that they need to keep brainwashing them. Like, how do you guys believe this? And she's like, you need to brainwash them over and over and over and over all the time. Yeah, no, she's insane. But thank you so much for that, Ray. Do you want to add something else? Yeah? 24?
Speaker 1No, I don't think I have anything now.
@joann_marieOh, okay. Well, then we'll go to the next person. Eamon, go ahead, miss. And then it's Game of Thrones and then it's 18.
Speaker 3Hey, Joanne. Sorry.
@joann_marieYeah, sorry, Grim. Go ahead.
Speaker 3I was going to say, what's up to Sad? I know he's been up here a minute. I'm not sure if you can see his hand, but how are you doing, Sad Chaser?
Speaker 12What is up, brother Ian? Thanks for hosting the space. I'm mad because I didn't see my alert go off, so I missed the first half hour. Joanne, ma'am, good to see you. Super interesting conversation.
Speaker 11Good to see you, too.
Speaker 12Thank you so much. It's a great conversation. What I consider to be fortunate, I have not dealt with or really interacted with many Jews in my entire life that I'm aware of. And I think that's a blessing. I was curious. Sorry, one quick question because I did miss the first part. At what age were you when you converted to Christianity?
Speaker 1It was only within the past three years that I really converted. and, you know, really start to follow Christ. And I got, I got puppets, but I got, I got baptized in September. So I wasn't going to, you know, it wasn't like a quick, like snap of the fingers, like, oh, all of a sudden I'm Christian. You know, I really wanted to feel it out.
Speaker 1And, you know, once, once I really found myself feeling like this is the right path and this is the truth. You know, I've been, you know, I'll never go back ever.
Speaker 12Yeah, I think once you kind of see the light, I can't imagine how you could. You know, I'm not going to take it to a theological perspective because I'm not that guy. I'm not smart enough. But one thing I do understand as a Christian normie is everyone is God. Everyone that accepts Jesus into their life, they are God's chosen.
Speaker 12not those um the new testament was to put to rest the old testament and to move forward so enough i was just thinking about that when you're talking about conversion here's my question since so since you were uh raised in a jewish family you know when i've heard you say things like the same things that we all kind of hear like they want to destroy the white race they're evil how much of like the stuff that's going around on x or that we've learned about you know how they hate christ how they
Speaker 12hate white Christians, how much of that is just talked about around the dinner table? Like normally, if that makes sense.
Speaker 1Honestly, it wasn't so much a part of our conversation, like, you know, at the dinner table or something like that. But Jesus was like an unmentionable, like you would just not, that was just not somebody or a topic that you would ever, We wouldn't, like, talk negatively about him. We just did not acknowledge anything about him.
Speaker 1And if anybody did, like, that wasn't, you know, Jewish and that wasn't around, I mean, I can only imagine, like, the sneers that they'd be getting from, like, you know, every Jew in the room. Because there's just, even if you're not a Talmud-reading Jew, you have disdain for Christ, you know? And I never... I never felt that, but it was like an off topic.
Speaker 1It was like something you just don't discuss. It was just definitely frowned upon.
Speaker 12You know, we always hear that the whole 95% of Jews are Zionist. What do you think just is realistic in your brain as far as how many Jews are Talmudic Jews? I've heard 80%. I know this. I'm just wondering from your inside perspective, not that you're going to have a specific dialed in number, but is it? The majority is it.
Speaker 12What do you think?
Speaker 1I don't, I'm not sure. I mean, I'm pretty sure Hasidic Jews are the Talmudic Jews. And, you know, they're the ones, you know, who dress up in the black garb with the hats and the little curls and shit like that. But I would say I was from a Reformed Jewish family, which is quite the opposite, just more casual.
Speaker 1But I mean, there do seem to be more settlements of Hasidic Jews in America than I originally realized. I would say maybe it is like 50-50, but I would have to look into that for sure. So maybe the 60% might be more accurate than not.
Speaker 12Yeah, and my last question is, and I'm sorry if you've already discussed this, because I was a little late, don't worry about answering, but how...
Speaker 12How has the treatment from your family or just those that you knew in your, basically I'll call it your past Jewish life, what has that been? What kind of experience has that been for you? I can't imagine it's been pleasant, but like, have you been shunned? Like, what's the... A hundred percent.
Speaker 1A hundred percent. I haven't spoken to one member of my Jewish side of my family in going on two and a half years. And this is after they know that I've been... going through chemo and have a brain tumor and all these things. And I don't know if you were here for the part where I texted my aunt that she's a bitch for not, you know, reaching out to me and seeing how I'm doing.
Speaker 1And she called the cops on me for that. But that's been how I... Holy smoke.
Speaker 12So it's basically, there is no... I mean, you think of, you know, Christians, and I think from the West, a lot of people are very forgiving under... Not forgiving, but just understanding and open... too open-minded at times, I would think, but it's a clear line in the sand. Once you convert to Christianity or even consider it, basically, that's a line you're done, it sounds like, which I'm not surprised.
Speaker 12I've just never had a chance to ask anyone. I'll yield at this point, but I appreciate you being up here and kind of... I'm sure it feels like you're not in the firing line because you're, you know, you've converted and I'd love to hear that, but getting some tough questions. So I appreciate your willingness. A lot of us don't get this perspective into kind of like inside the craziness and evil that we, we read about all the time.
Speaker 12So I appreciate it.
Speaker 1Absolutely. Anytime I, you know, I want to get the word out on how, how it really is and how they all have a certain level of like rage and, um, disingenuity and just they're very greedy people.
Speaker 9Most black people are too.
@joann_marieOkay, hold on, Brian. I have a question for you that Mish Mish asked, and it's in the Jumbotron. He says, or she, I don't know, asked you about the concept of sin in the Jewish faith.
Speaker 1Interesting. So,
Speaker 1Jews do not believe that hell exists. And that's something that, like, I remember learning, you know, in Hebrew school and whatever. And I always thought that was pretty interesting now that, like, you know, with how much sin that they're willing to, you know, put out onto the world, that they don't think hell exists. That's just soothing for them, isn't it?
Speaker 1But also, the Hasidic Jews have a ritual. where they, I don't know, some of you might be aware of this, they transfer their sins into a chicken, and then they kill the chicken. Has anybody heard about this?
@joann_marieYes. Also the fish. Like, they go on the lake and... Wait, hold on a second. They go on a lake and fish pass by and they take their sin. It's crazy.
Speaker 1Yeah. The Jews, they just, like... twirl this poor chicken around their head and kill it and say some prayer and boom just like that the chicken absorbed their sins and they're good to go yeah i don't know about that but that's what they believe but if they are not going to hell they think that god is going to punish them like in in between the year or like why why are they like it doesn't
Speaker 1I mean they're in bed with Satan so I really don't know you know hell to them might not mean the same hell that Christians believe in I am not really sure I just know that they think that they will trick God into not seeing their sins And they use the devil to, you know, I really think they have a real relationship with Satan himself.
Speaker 1And maybe he's the one who said this chicken thing, and I don't know. I think Satan's going to play them after all this. You know, I think just like the Jews are playing the Judeo-Christians, like as if that's a thing. They have no use for that. They're useful idiots to them, and they will gain no respect, and they will be...
Speaker 1you know, treated just like the Palestinians at the end of the day. And I truly think that Satan will do the same to the Jews who are serving him.
Ian MalcolmAnd really quickly as a follow-up to that, because I've always found this one interesting, because if you ask Rock, do the Jews believe in hell? It will say no. And then if you ask Rock, where is Jesus Christ? According to the Talmud, it says in hell. So could you kind of elaborate on this, this either nebulous.
@joann_marieOh, and did we cut off?
Ian MalcolmOh, I don't know. Yeah, it looked like it did cut me off. Yeah, I was just going to ask if you could elaborate on what. Grok seems to think is loosely defined as hell that Mitch the Jew would call the cleansing place. That was the term he used for where he would suggest that Christ is boiling in a vat of excrement.
Speaker 1Yeah, that just seems to be very contradictory, and I've noticed that before, and I'm not sure. Maybe there's just no hell for them, just hell for their enemies. I'm really not sure what they think. But I do think that many of them are trying to live forever to escape the potential of ending up in hell. I think that AI is playing a big part in that with being able to actually plug in your brain into another type of body.
Speaker 1And that's real things that are going on now. So you could technically avoid dying. in some sort of way. They're just all about trickery. They're trying to, you know, cut corners around being moral, around hating God and not having to pay for that. So I really don't know where they stand with the hell issue and how Jesus could be there if they don't believe in it.
Speaker 1But that's something I might have to do more research into.
Ian MalcolmYeah, no, it's one of those strange little pieces where it seems like there's a double standard, which does seem rather prevalent in the ideology. I want to share the meme from Cupcakes and AR-15's interesting choice of username and a wonderful choice of firearm for those that are legally allowed to own them. But the meme reads, be a Jew, sin all year, transfer sins into a chicken, torture and kill chicken.
Ian MalcolmChicken goes to hell instead of you and your sins. Yay, we tricked God.
Speaker 1Exactly. That sums it up really well. Exactly. Kind of along the lines of what I've been saying.
Ian MalcolmIt's not even a peaceful way to try and transfer the sins. Instead, it is one that looks violent and demonic and terrible.
Speaker 1Most things they do are, yeah.
@joann_marieAll right. Thank you so much. And guys, please repost it. Oh, sorry, Grim.
Speaker 3Yeah, I was just going to ask Ian, did you happen to see that video that was circulating of the, there was some Jewish man in a woods and there was like a pallet with a, they were sacrificing a deer and there was some like trail runner that ran up on them sacrificing this deer and he started videoing them and they just like scattered.
Speaker 3It's, I mean, so it's, it's crazy. They still just practice.
Ian MalcolmSurprisingly did in the woods instead of the tunnels of New York city. But, uh, But such is life. I suppose if you're a backwoods Jew and you don't have a tunnel available, you go out into the woods with whatever it was. Yeah, and those things, I'll tell you what, Graham, they're so wild that like with the tunnels in New York that was so backwards.
Ian MalcolmI still can't believe that's actually not discussed regularly in the news. It was such a baffling reality, right? And you saw all these Jews dressed in their full traditional garb literally climbing not only out of the woodwork and the broken rubble, but coming out of what looked like literally the sewer covers, like manholes.
Ian MalcolmAnd it's just, it's straight comedy that that happened. It's just baffling to me that again, people don't talk about it more often and wonder what the hell were those things for? Why is it that a lot of them seem to connect near children's schools for what it's worth? And I'm not making any accusations. That's just, the reality of some of the maps that I saw anyway, and the fact that they had mattresses and other things irrefutably down there.
Ian MalcolmIt's actually a pretty good question. Given what you know, what do you think was actually taking place under the sewers of New York City before that was exposed?
Speaker 1Child trafficking and ritual sacrifice. I mean, that would be my guess.
Ian MalcolmWow. It's pretty terrifying to presume, I guess, to try and find some kind of humor amidst the horror. I hope they have a lot of chickens in New York City, if that is what's happening. For what it's worth, if it is, wouldn't that be one of, just like the Epstein reality, one of the most heavily investigated, persecuted, and punished things prospectively to take place throughout the year, and yet nothing came of it?
Ian MalcolmI wonder if it might have anything to do with the fact that there's a police force specific for the Jewish community in New York City. Isn't that weird? Can anybody think of any other situation where that exists for Christians or, I mean, even for Muslims, right? People suggest Sharia law and it's like outrageous as it should be in the West.
Ian MalcolmBut the idea of a Jewish police force, you know, just another Tuesday.
Speaker 1Yeah, they have the money to acquire and hire and manage them. And I'm not surprised we're not hearing about that on the news. Epstein, they had him fall on a sword for something. I mean, he's still alive, in my very strong opinion. But, you know, they have, like, these fall guys that they'll, you know, they'll have everybody focus on Puff Daddy or whatever.
Speaker 1But they don't want their inner workings getting out there. So the news is going to be silent about those tunnels.
@joann_marieThere is a video, I don't know if you guys have seen it, I think it's Rabbi Finkelstein or Finkelstein, whatever, saying that they were trying to bring back Menachem, Rabbi Mendel Schneerson to, like they were sacrificing a baby to bring him back. I don't know if you've seen it.
Speaker 1I'm not surprised. They really practice a lot of black magic and... I haven't seen that in my family, but with Hasidic Jews, they do practice a lot of black magic.
Ian MalcolmWell, and on that, really quickly, when it comes to the Talmud, often overlooked by the mainstream, then you've got the whole Kabbalah and all the other things that are the more, I guess black magic's the right way to describe it, if not witchcraft.
Speaker 9Don't forget about the Raelians.
Ian MalcolmAbout the what?
Speaker 9Don't forget about the Raelians.
Speaker 6The what?
Speaker 9Realism. Real.
@joann_marieI have no idea what that is. Okay. We'll go.
Speaker 9A UFO six space coat.
@joann_marieOh, my God. No, that's fake. Okay. Thank you so much, Brian. Sorry about that. And guys, please repost the space. Follow Ian and Grim and just for Jay. And thank you so much for being here. And if you guys repost it and quote it, I will also repost that. Okay.
Ian MalcolmAnd really quickly, on the Kabbalah, not the alienism or Bigfootism or whatever else the prior speaker was suggesting, did you see anything in your upbringing that was aligned with, say, Kabbalistic rituals? Did you see anything that you would loosely define as either black magic or witchcraft? And if not, did you hear about or have suggestions of that taking place, maybe out of sight, out of mind, but connected to the people that you grew up around?
Speaker 1I think just symbolically, like, I mean, the Jewish star, we'd have that around our neck. And that's apparently, you know, has nothing to do with the Bible and has more to do with Satanism. And like the Kabbalah red bracelets. And, you know, my my brother got circumcised on like the kitchen table on my grandma's kitchen table by our rabbi.
Speaker 10Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1Yeah. Yeah. My whole cousins did everything. So besides that kind of thing, I didn't, I wasn't even aware at that age that I could be looking out for connections like that. But, you know, like I said, who knows when I had my bat mitzvah, what kind of things I was really saying or conjuring, you know, now that I think back at it.
Speaker 1But it was mostly like symbolic, like representations of Kabbalahism or like witchcraft type of thing.
Ian MalcolmYeah, and the Star of David, curiously absent and not defined as we see on the flag, but the Star of Rem fan certainly is discussed. Not sure if you want to make a comment on that one at all.
Speaker 1Yeah, just more of the, you know, more of an obvious indication of who these people really are. I mean, they have a lot of people fooled still, but people are really waking up to it. I mean... between their symbolism, their gestures, and their acts of absolute depravity across the Middle East and what they're doing to every nation.
Speaker 1It's very obvious that this is a battle between good versus bad.
Ian MalcolmI'm sorry. I'm sorry. The Swedish chef, they want their rollback. So we're going to remove you there from the space. Not sure what that was, but speaking of Kabbalistic, let's avoid that kind of nonsense going forward. For what it's worth, we got some comments in the purple pill. I always like to call them out when I can, good, bad, or otherwise.
Ian MalcolmSo Jews4Yay, curious if you want to respond to Be Gone. who goes by the handle ByeByeBuddyBoy. Wow. Apparently we are effing dumb, is the comment, because the tunnel was because the group wanted to expand their synagogue. The police force is a voluntary security service. So I guess the mattresses and all the other things that were brought out from said tunnels, I guess that was just the excavation that was being done by a professional crew for the development of some purpose that...
Ian MalcolmYou're welcome, bye-bye buddy boy, to elaborate on. But Jews for Yay, not sure if you want to respond. I always like to, again, call out individuals that want to comment, good, bad, or otherwise.
Speaker 1I would just say I used to work in architecture, and that's not really a good expansion plan. If you ask me, I think it was something else.
Speaker 6I posted that video.
Ian MalcolmIt was not an expansion plan. It was because it was an underground connection so that they could continue practicing. There are services in COVID. That was an interesting one. What practices exactly require a bloody mattress? Isn't that a weird one?
Speaker 6And there's a baby chair there too.
@joann_marieI posted the video. Yeah, I'm not making it up. It's your own tribe saying it. So yeah, take it up with them. Okay. Sorry, Ian.
Ian MalcolmNo, no, no, and great commentary. And Daniel, not sure if you want to jump in as a person, let's say with proximity to the scene of the crime.
@jews4ye24Yeah, I just wanted to also bring up that these are the same people that on the Sabbath try to trick God by placing a communication wire around the city. So they literally believe they can trick God. So, yeah.
Ian MalcolmMy favorite is that we're not allowed to use electricity. So instead, we develop a contraption that turns the electricity on without us pushing a button, therefore making our cup of Keurig coffee, which we didn't use any electricity for. It was merely these little switches. Good thing God's not watching and isn't omnipotent.
Ian MalcolmOtherwise he might notice our little tricks. We're so much more clever than he is. It's so laughable. It's just like, actually choose for you. Did you witness any of that type of, what would you almost call it? It's like biblical pill pull where they think they're pulling a fast one on a creator that I guess they don't believe in, but that they simultaneously have to hide their actions from with these low IQ tricks.
Ian MalcolmI'm curious if you witnessed any of that.
Speaker 1We didn't, we weren't even religious enough to practice the Sabbath. Like we would, you know, do Shabbat candles and things like that, but we wouldn't refrain from like using, you know, electricity or things like that. But, you know, when I, my family didn't kill the chickens, but I heard about that, you know, a long time ago.
Speaker 1So I knew their trickery and their, you know, attempts to bypass the eyes of God. And I've heard plenty of rabbis and other Jews proclaiming that their more powerful than God and more important. So it's like, who do these people really think they are, you know?
Ian MalcolmYeah, and I can just see the frustration that would have taken place under the National Socialists when one of their first laws was the protection of all creatures within Germany, animals included. And I can envision that they were very upset looking at their chicken that was now protected by the National Socialists from any kind of animal abuse that I'm sure that would have been considered part of.
Ian MalcolmKind of curious, actually, when you look back at the laws and the actions of the National Socialists and you ask things like, oh, I don't know. Did the National Socialists end the abuse of animals? Did they end child sex trade? Did they end prostitution? Did they end dot, dot, dot? And it's like, wait a second. These are the bad guys of history.
Ian Malcolmthat are doing these things, and it's the good ones who are participating in those things and then swinging chickens around their head to try and forgive themselves for their sins against the Creator that I guess they don't believe in, which is pretty baffling.
Speaker 1It's pretty telling, you know, when you put it all together like that.
Ian MalcolmIt's just illogical.
@jews4ye24Ian, there's going to be a lot of chicken swinging in Rockland County between now and when... Elise Stefanik runs for... Actually, officially, they do the election here in New York for governor. She is being funded by Miriam Adelson. And also, tonight, she's making her first campaign fundraising appearance in Rockland County, which is where...
@jews4ye24Curious Joel is, and it's where the, everyone knows in New York the secular Jews have like their money center of the world is, or of New York is like unofficially in Rockland County, and which happens to be, you know, right next to Curious Joel, where I'm sure there could be seen many chickens swinging at any given time.
@jews4ye24Look that place up, guys, when you get a chance. Just Google Curious Joel aerial view or street view. It's incredible.
Speaker 11I will look into that.
@jews4ye24Look that up. Yeah, Jews for you. It's a big community of Hasidic Jews and all different sects, but the black hat wearing, you know. And they have their own police cars and ambulances. Oh, really? Just garbage everywhere. It's disgusting. It's a disgusting place. In New York, it's actually a well-known fact. People think, oh, New York is a liberal state.
@jews4ye24Everyone's so liberal and not racist. Or afraid to say, no, no, no. New Yorkers, no. We know the truth in New York. And it doesn't matter left or right. Once those black cat and curly Q people move into your town, man, everyone knows that's not a good thing.
@joann_marieBut that also happens in Ukraine. Have you seen that, Daniel? Like, it's crazy.
@jews4ye24Oh, it's incredible. Like, listen, there will be all of a sudden 25 12-year-old boys riding their bicycles right in the middle of the road. The women push their baby carts. right down the middle of a highway, right in the middle of the street. They don't give a crap, man. These people, they don't assimilate. Yeah.
Ian MalcolmAnd for what it's worth, we've got one, and I'll read the last one from Bye Bye Buddy Boy before I'm going to say bye-bye to Buddy Boy and mute them forevermore. We will quote the Raven nevermore. And Bye Bye Buddy Boy was asking, what your Parsha? was Jews for Yay. I'm curious for your response. And as you're going to provide it, I'm clicking the three icons and the mute button, which is ever so friendly on this application.
Ian MalcolmBut because I do like to look at the comments, I figured I would at least throw it up there.
Speaker 1And I'm sorry, what's my parsha?
Ian MalcolmYour parsha, P-A-R-S-H-A was the question.
Speaker 1My apologies, what is that?
Ian MalcolmThat one I cannot tell you.
@jews4ye24I don't know what that is. I have no idea what that is either.
Speaker 1I'm not sure.
Ian MalcolmIf anyone wants to come up and explain if it's the ritualistic, I don't know, gagging of chickens or other things, please stay in the listeners' comments. But if it is some kind of parish or something similar, feel free to come up. And to educate the panel, we're always welcome. If Bye Bye Buddy Boy would like to grab a mic, you're always welcome to do so.
Ian MalcolmAlthough I do want to warn you... that I have a penchant for going into spaces and some might say humiliating individuals with low IQs and then making videos demonstrating such and tends to be rather embarrassing for them. So please only come up if you really are confident in your position and your ability to articulate it.
Ian MalcolmBut with that, Joanne, let's go to some of the other hands and then we'll start winding down some of the Q&A panel here and then get ready to send Jews for Yay on her way A rhyme I did not intend to say.
@joann_marieThat's hilarious. It's Eamon, and then let me be frank, and then a lot of people left, so I will look into my list again. All right, go ahead, Eamon.
Speaker 13Thank you so much, Juan. Thank you, Eamon, for the space. And thank you for you... Actually, sending you so much love and respect and healing. Thank you for being here. Well, first of all, there is that chosen people thing that is really, I've been studying this for two years as a psychological impact where how it affects
Speaker 13the cognitive behavior and and the cognitive association with people like um and through the time and in the studies there is that um syndrome the bower empathy syndrome where people lose their ability to be empathetic and have empathy for others uh as as much power as they are given. And we can see that not only in terms of Jews, but more we can see it even in a powerful positions such as presidents and governors and so on.
Speaker 13So I just wonder where, have someone ever asked themselves why am i better why am i chosen because the logic here is to make it to make it easier for understanding the logic is that young people children from age three to ten almost they are comparing and mirroring the behavior is comparison and mirroring meaning they compare themselves with the others and they mirror the their parents their settling and so on so um i mean i don't know how um should i ask this question they have you me um experienced uh someone telling you that you are better you are chosen you are
Speaker 13they are less, they don't, like, because this is what we see. I'm not saying that you, and I appreciate you answering all our uncomfortable questions, but other...
@joann_marieThank you so much, I think she understood.
Speaker 13Yeah, the majority is so much to be aware, and it seems like this behavior comes from where they are so young, Joanne, it's just... Yeah, no, I think she understood. Yeah, I know. Thank you. Yeah. Thank you so much.
Speaker 1I think they have really... I think they really struggle with self-awareness. And I think that if they were going to... Why would they question their being the best once they're convinced that they are? I mean, they're just... they're just convinced that they're better than everyone else. They're taught that from a young age, they're taught that all Jews are God's chosen people.
Speaker 1I think they're sayings, but I don't, it's not, since it's not in their best interest to question that, I think that they just leave it alone and they believe it.
Speaker 13Um, so, so how about, how about feeling guilty when, when they do such horrible things to others?
Speaker 1No, I've never seen a Jew feel guilty for doing something like ever. And I had an abusive relationship with my brother for a long time. The kid never felt guilty for what he would do to me. I saw my uncle kick my little cousin because she dropped something. He just kicked her. They really have no sense of compassion or calm or restraint.
Ian MalcolmFor what it's worth, the interesting thing to look into... And you can find this on Google or YouTube, which is to just look up narcissistic personality disorder and some of its manifestations in terms of the personas that carry that. And the wildest piece is recognizing that while we think in pop culture of narcissists being people that look in the mirror, and there's an element of that, a sense of superiority.
Ian MalcolmBut the maybe more terrifying aspect of it is the complete inability to have empathy towards narcissists. others around them for their actions, right? And the wildest piece about that persona is that it also tends to basically, because of rooted insecurity, this is a very important thing to take from this, because of a massive amount of insecurity, they develop the self of grandiosity that is then protected at all costs against anything and everything that will oppose it, right?
Ian MalcolmSo it's kind of ironic because It's a defense mechanism. Yes, it's a defense mechanism. That's exactly right. And while the narcissist in pop culture would look at themselves in the mirror, a genuine narcissist, if horribly unattractive, would rather wish to smash every mirror that exists because they don't want to ever have to look at the thing that they're most insecure about, which in the example of the ugly narcissist would actually be...
Ian Malcolmtheir own physical appearance. And so you look around and that type of personality, I mean, if we went through all of the list of characteristics, a sense of superiority, where do we see that kind of ideology? The sense that others are beneath or below them, that the suffering of other people are indifferent to them, right?
Ian MalcolmIt's kind of their own aggrandizement at any and all cost and any expense to anybody else with zero indifference to what it brings about. And it's really a disastrous personality type. It has been increasing for what it's worth. And I say that because it is spreading like a virus. And if you look at things like social media, it's my belief system anyway, that the emphasis of social media, of Facebook in particular, things like Instagram that are all about aesthetics and image.
Ian MalcolmIf you think about who would care the most about that, it is the narcissist. So they are then constructing a culture that's in line with their own ideology because the people that run all of the technology, in my opinion anyway, have this type of personality. They then push that into the masses. They normalize it by popularizing these types of mediums.
Ian MalcolmAnd then what do you find yourself with but a society that's becoming ever more narcissistic? And then you look around and who are the heroes of modernity? It's Andrew Tate. It's Kim Kardashian. It's people with zero moral compass that only care about their physical appearance, their cars, their money, their houses, their Bugattis, and all the other nonsense that, again, who does that ultimately align with?
Ian MalcolmBut the very power structure that seeks to get you to stop paying attention to a creator, to your family, to your community, to your history, and rather to just focus on make my money, buy my things, find my happiness. And the truth of the matter is that there is no happiness in... that materialism. And that is why the people that we tend to talk about that run all of these positions of power and have all of the money, they're all miserable.
Ian MalcolmThey're all divorced a hundred different times. And so this is just, it's an unfortunate paradigm where we are becoming the very thing. that we, if we sat around and had a real calm conversation about it, we would recognize the dangers of becoming that. But because they own every speaker, they own every microphone, they own every platform upon which you can grab those, they can minimize those that try to speak these truths while they maximize those that push the degeneracy like those aforementioned quote-unquote influencers.
Ian MalcolmAnd that's where we find ourselves today. So I'm just very glad that you were speaking out against that, Juice. And I'd be curious... If that sounds akin to what you saw else kind of in the world around you growing up in that community, was there a large emphasis on either the materialism or on let's just loosely call it maybe vanity?
Speaker 1Oh, yeah, there there was a lot of that, like, you know, like having nice car showing off your wealth. But then again, I was raised in Connecticut. So everyone was kind of like that. But, you know, the you know, the Jews with their country clubs and. You know, another thing that that stops is like the interpersonal connections, because people are just online, like looking for clout, looking for likes, thinking that that's feeding, that's making them a better person when at the end of the day, it's making them a worse person with less connections and less ability to see the real world around them, as you were kind of saying.
Speaker 1But yeah, they're, they, They don't really try to compete with non-Jews, in my opinion. I think it was more of competition amongst themselves at a higher level, if they could. But comparing themselves to non-Jews was just never happening. It was too below them.
Ian MalcolmWell, and it's always very curious because it's that idea of aggressive mimicry, which is... And I think that there's actually a piece of this to the puzzle, and... We could go to the current world. You could go all the way to the biblical times of, for example, not just not really Adam and Eve, more Cain and Abel. And this idea of something being jealous of the other thing and then destroying that thing to try and alleviate the insecurity that it has in itself.
Ian MalcolmAnd it seems like we see that in the Western world where, ironically, the very people that perhaps think of themselves as superior to or better than the Gentiles. They seem to get a whole bunch of rhinoplasty and dye their hair and do a whole bunch of other things to try and look like the very people that I suppose they feel superior towards, which is a very strange psychology to try and unpack.
Speaker 1I think they are intimidated of us, and that has to do with why they want us gone.
Speaker 1But they do think that they're significantly above us, and... even though they look like, you know, what's that rabbi that sells dildos and all that disgusting shit, you know?
Ian MalcolmOh, the ever-beautiful Rabbi Shuley who looks like a dwarf from The Hobbit.
Speaker 1I have a hard time looking at that guy. But, yeah, even if you look like him, I mean, he seems to have a lot of pride in himself, and God knows why. I mean, I don't get it. But he has that much, you know, self-esteem and lacking that ability to really see himself for what he is. especially in the eyes of a Christian or a non-Jew.
Speaker 1I mean, he's just despicable. So, yeah, they'll just carry on with their elitism and not question it at all, to be honest, and just go along with the getting rid of anybody that might be a threat to them.
@jews4ye24Hey, Ian, it's really victimhood. If you boil it down, it's victimhood, where one victim needs another victim to survive, and so on and so on. And it's like a vicious cycle that never ends.
Ian MalcolmVery well stated. And look, the unfortunate reality is that hurt people hurt people, I think is a good way to simplify it. And if you envision a group of people that perhaps are... a little bit frustrated with who they are or envious of others, they're going to lash out at the world. And I think we're seeing that in spades culturally and then literally over in Gaza, where the Palestinians have just been mass genocided and we're not allowed to critique that because, well, perhaps the group of power that is doing this believe themselves above reproach from those that are just the little Gentiles of the world.
Ian MalcolmWho are they to critique the important, wealthy, successful, smart people that support mass... genocide and all the other degeneracy. Very strange sense of superiority that we find there. Real quick, I see we've got Tony Walker. I certainly want to thank him for being in here, as well as Mr. Kaiser Sose. Lots and lots of love to him.
Ian MalcolmI want to apologize to No More Hope. Mr. Dre, I just moved you down because we're going to try and wrap up the space in the next 30 minutes or so. So certainly no disrespect there, my friend, for moving you down. Just wanted to try and rotate some voices. But with lots of love to everybody on this panel, everybody that's listening, Joanne and Grim for being here co-hosting, Juz for Ye, for being the featured speaker here.
Ian MalcolmTry and see if we can't go to a couple more hands. And Joanne, is Tony up next or was there somebody here before him? I can't recall.
@joann_marieIt's, let me be frank, then AJ.
Ian MalcolmMy phone's about to die.
Speaker 14And then Tony. That'd be great.
Ian MalcolmIs that okay with you, Frank? I think AJ said his battery was dying. If you can jump the line.
Ian MalcolmWell, all right. AJ, go ahead for it.
Speaker 14Thank you so much. A really quick story and then a very interesting or obscure question for the guest speaker. I had a Jewish friend in Hollywood, man. He was kind of wild sometimes and he would shoplift. I'd be like, what are you doing? And he'd be like, I am God. I'll do what I want. And I was like, whoa, I guess that's what they really believed.
Speaker 14he also broke down crying one day telling me his dad molested him as a child and that's why he was so wacky um but uh so quick question i heard if someone goes into a bank and they talk to the bank manager and they can prove that they're a semi-jew they can get like a zero interest loan is that true um i have not heard that before
Speaker 14Oh, Matt Kim's podcast, the Asian podcast that's really trendy right now, Matt Kim, he had a guest I'd never seen before, and the guest was explaining this. It was the first time I'd ever heard it, but it would logically explain why the Jews own so many things. If you can get a zero-interest loan, you can run a business and basically not pay it back.
@jews4ye24Yeah, so they can't walk into any bank, bro. It's not like that. basically, they don't charge each other interest. Like, if you were to ask your friend for a loan, your Jewish friend, he's going to probably give it to you and not, like, charge you interest.
Ian MalcolmBut you can't just walk into a bank and say, hey, I'm a Jew, and the banker will give you... Look at us defending the negatives missed about the Jewish community. But no, there is, and there's actually truth to what AJ had just said in the sense, like Daniel suggested, there are certain groups out there that do offer those types of loans, some of which require demonstration or dare I say paperwork to validate that you're part of that community.
Ian MalcolmAnd then what they basically, the attempt is because they do not allow the interest to be charged to one another, like Daniel was just suggesting, the terminology is rewritten. Now, the exact, let's say, implications of that loans are debated, right? There are people like TruthTeller who I know can go into the ins and outs of how this exactly operates and perhaps would suggest that it reduces, if not removes, the interest.
Ian MalcolmOthers that would argue, no, the interest is there. It's just defined differently for religious practices. Either way, the thing that I can say is that, gosh, with the inadvertent rhyming again, the one thing I can say is that it is unusual. I don't think anybody's going into any bank and saying, I'm a Christian, can I get a loan that doesn't charge any interest because it goes against and violates my religion?
Ian MalcolmIronic, because that's perhaps the reason that Jews got into banking in the first place, that idea of usury. But Jews for Yay, go for it.
@joann_marieIt's called heteriska, or I don't know how to pronounce that demonic language. But yeah, thanks.
Speaker 1Yeah, I think that's true, just in terms of Jews being able to scratch each other's back so that they each become successful and in places of power. You know, that's part of this whole ring of psychos having so much control, you know? They hire each other, they place each other in positions of high power, giving each other less high interest rates.
Speaker 1So all of that takes, you know, is part of, you know, over becoming more powerful than their counterparts.
Ian MalcolmAnd for what it's worth, just went into Grok and asked it for examples of this type of loan. It came back with major zero interest loan providers exclusively offered to Jews. And it gives a whole list of them. Number one being the HFLS, the Hebrew Free Loan Society out of New York. one of the oldest and largest, which offers loans of $10,000 to $15,000 higher for specific purposes, which are offered for education, emergency needs, adoption, fertility treatment, how curious, small businesses, and is exclusively open to Jewish residents of New York City's five boroughs.
Ian MalcolmThat is at hfls.org. It then goes through and lists... a whole bunch all across the country. So we go from New York to the Jewish Free Loan Program of Phoenix, Arizona, which is available at jewishfreeloan.org, along with Hebrew Free Loan Depot, the Jewish Interest Free Loan Association, the International Association of Jewish Free Loans, otherwise known as the IAJFL.
Ian MalcolmAnd on and on and on. They also have Israeli specific options, which include the Israel Free Loans OGEN, formerly the International Fellowship of Christians and Jew Loan Programs, which is now independent and exclusively called the Israel Specific Option, which is the Israel Free Loan Program, which is up to $100,000 interest-free for immigrants, small businesses, and education.
Ian MalcolmThat can be found at OGEN.org. Again, exclusively made available to the Jewish community. So on and on and on. How curious. And I shouldn't say exclusively because perhaps, key points, you almost exclusively need to be Jewish by most definitions, at least inclusive of one Jewish parent or converted through a recognized process.
Ian MalcolmWow. I was even, again, just like Daniel, I was going to try and defend the claims. And lo and behold, even Grok suggests that they are in fact true. Real quick, before going back to Joanne in the next hand, I just want to thank Kev Texts. who put together The Force is Strong with this one and what looks like Jeff Goldblum with both a lightsaber and a velociraptor who has become his Yoda.
Ian MalcolmI just want to thank him. That is a pretty funny image. So lots of love to everybody that's in the listener panel for the comedy, for your inputs, and for all of your contributions. But let's go back to Joanne for the next hand.
@joann_marieAll right, let me be frank. Go ahead, Sarah. Welcome.
@joann_marieLet me be frank going once. Let me be frank going twice. All right. Tony, go ahead, sir.
Speaker 15Yeah. Well, first of all, I wanted to comment on those loans. I've heard of those, but I've heard them in larger order. I heard of it based on like kinship. But it's like you have to like prove proof of family and trust. And then you get these loans for like millions of dollars or hundreds of thousands of dollars, which happens pretty often.
Speaker 15And it's like Jewish grade banks. I didn't know it was in such a tall order as far as like volume. So that was great information there. I wanted to ask, so I have a Jewish lawyer and when you go through his neighborhood or like on the way to the office, it's just like, they're just all in the middle of the streets and you have to like drive like five miles an hour so you don't hit any of them.
Speaker 15But I know about like Hasidic Jews. I know that there's, like, this, like, childhood ritual when they're, like, what, like, ages, like, 5 to 12 or something like that where they have to grow out their hair and get all attached to their hair. And then they're forced to cut it off, which I feel like that's just, like, a traumatic, like, event in and of itself.
Speaker 15So I wanted to, like, ask about some of the, like, traumatic events. And I wanted to ask if any of, like, those types of things echo into, like, adulthood. Like, is there any... Are there any like subjugations of rights that go into adulthood or anything like that?
Speaker 1Honestly, I didn't even I wasn't really even aware of that Hasidic tradition. But aside from like the circumcision on that's done performed by like a rabbi, like on my grandma's kitchen table, like I said, I can't really think of anything. traditionally that i mean not in reformed judaism at least that um that you'd have to put yourself through almost like a humiliation ritual it sounds like um can you can you comment on how how how how kosher exactly uh you know jewish culture is i mean that ranges for each family um like hasidic jews um
Speaker 1I'm sure they have, like, two kitchens and everything like that. But my family wasn't kosher. But that didn't stop, like, it was Passover, and my mom brought over Chinese food or something. I guess on Passover, you're only supposed to eat, like, certain types of food. And my grandfather, like, lost his shit at her, you know, because she's a convert.
Speaker 1So he was just berating her, and she just got so pissed, she threw it out in the street, in the middle of the street, like, wicked hard. He just ignored her for like the next two months. But, you know, like the kosher thing, I think, you know, even if Jews don't practice it at home, I think they almost use it as a tool.
Speaker 1For example, you know, you got like the Jewish people who get arrested and go to jail and say, I can't eat this food. It's not kosher and shit like that, where they're just trying to pull strings and have the upper hand. But aside from that, like... We were not that religious, my family, so we didn't have that many traditions and things of that nature.
Speaker 1Luckily.
@joann_marieAll right. Is that it, Tony?
Speaker 15Yeah, I think so. All right. Amazing. Thanks, guys, for hosting this.
@joann_marieYes, thank you so much for joining us. And everyone, thank you again for being here. Please repost this space, follow Ian and just for Jay and the amazing speakers. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost that. I want to say hi to my friend, Tyler. Hey, Tyler, how are you?
Speaker 16Hey, Joanne. Good to see you. Hey, Ian. This is awesome. These are the kind of spaces we need where we actually learn from the horse's mouth, right? Or that's the saying. I don't mean to compare you to a horse, Jews. No worries. Jeez, Tyler. That came out wrong. So just a couple questions. I know we're winding down here.
Speaker 16First question is, do you think there's all this like talk among us that Jews worship Satan, maybe not knowingly or knowingly, I don't know. But what do you make of that? And then... My second question is, what was the moment, the aha moment for you? Because I used to be Mormon, and I had an aha moment where I'm like, oh, I'm done with this.
Speaker 16Is there a moment where you were like, I can't do this anymore? And what was that like?
Speaker 1Yeah, so my aha moment was, well, I really wasn't a happy kid being from... I didn't know... what other families were like. I didn't know what Christians were like. You know, I really just felt like I lived in hell as a child. I thought the world was hell. And it's kind of like, you know, living in a Jewish family kind of was like that.
Speaker 1And in terms of them worshiping Satan, so that was when I started to steer away from, like, I'm not interested in this Judaism thing, right? But over the past, like, three years, four years I you know really started questioning like what the truth is you know we're starting to realize that a lot of things that we see around us and we're surrounded by lies and I was searching for meaning and truth and I was I had like a couple near-death experiences that I really got were really close like almost getting shot by a stray bullet and all this random shit and I really found that there's like angels and there's
Speaker 1I just realized, like, Jesus is real. Like, it just kind of, like, snapped in. And it's changed my life, like, incredibly so. And, you know, I can never, I have no, you know, I don't miss one single thing about my family that doesn't talk to me or any part of Judaism whatsoever. And in terms of the Satanistic worship, I've seen, you know, not...
Speaker 1firsthand but I've watched you know some rabbis discuss how you know a lot of Jews don't want to admit it but Satan is our ruler you get down to the black magic and the ritualistic sacrifices and their Messiah is like the opposite of Jesus Christ I mean it really does kind of paint the picture that they are Satanists and they sure act like demons so
Speaker 1You know, that's kind of the conclusion that I draw, especially when all of them seem to be atheists. There's just not much left of the conclusion to draw. It's kind of written out.
Speaker 16But they wouldn't say, oh, yeah, we worship Satan. They would say we worship Yahweh or something, right? And then you just kind of deduce.
Speaker 1I've seen rabbis, like if you look into, you know, some Instagram reels, that there have been rabbis... that have publicly stated that Jews follow Satan. I've seen that.
@joann_marieI mean, maybe I'll post something on the... Rosenthal literally said that some Jews don't like to admit it, but our God is Lucifer.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 16Right, I thought that was a fringe sort of belief. I just wondered if it's more like... commonly believed, but I'm taking up too much time. I know you want to wind down Ian, but thank you so much for answering my questions. That really helps me out, helps me figure out what's going on with Jews. So thank you.
Speaker 1For sure.
@joann_marieYes. Thank you so much for coming off Tyler and always helping us with Ava and co-hosting and all of that. Thank you. You're awesome. All right. Fuck Israel. Go ahead, sir.
@joann_marieFuck Israel going once. Fuck Israel going twice.
Speaker 17Hey, assalamu alaikum, Sister Joanne. Hey, what's up there, the folks? And Mr. Ian with the revelations and the noticing and all of that, brother. Keep doing what you're doing. There's a few reports coming out of Israel that they said that the social media is the most complicated battle that they are facing right now. social media, you guys, all of you, all of the ones who are tweeting, retweeting, texting, and showing up.
Speaker 17Apparently, we are fucking dangerous. So keep doing what you guys are doing. But one thing I want to ask is that we do not self-censor ourselves until the censorship fucking reaches to you. So just keep the freaking freedom of speech going. Keep fighting and keep doing what you're doing. I love what you guys are doing, man.
Speaker 17Not for respect.
Speaker 1Thank you. I agree.
@joann_marieThank you so much, Paki Shrial. I love your name, by the way. Great choice.
@joann_marieWe already went to Tony, Tyler. Okay, it's Hingiu. Go ahead, Hingiu.
Speaker 18Hey, everyone. Hope everyone is well. Ian, thank you so much for hosting the space. Joanne, nice to see you. I think I'm on my sixth or seventh account, so it's away for a bit, but I'm back now. I actually had a question. I still have that question. And I was inspired by Joanne's meme that she posted in the Purple Pill.
Speaker 18So now I have two questions. So the first question, if we're able to play... a game of who wants to be a millionaire, right? And if I can imitate the late, great Regis Philbin and choose for you, if I was to ask you, you know, this is the million shekel question. What would be I'm going to give you four options. You know, this is who wants to be a millionaire.
Speaker 18I'm going to give you four options. And the question is, what's the craziest piece of literature or story or craziest lore? that you've ever heard or read recently about this specific group? Is it option A, that the number of missing children historically increase around Passover? Is it option B, that they have the largest skin bank in the world without any donors?
Speaker 18Is it C, all their holidays celebrate some sort of genocide or sacrifice? Or is it option D, how willingly they are to kill the best of Gentiles.
Speaker 1Oh, there's not an all of the above? Yeah, I was like, where is that option?
Speaker 18Option E. Okay, okay, okay, one time. I'll ask the real question that I did have. Obviously, you know, there's a lot of information that a lot of us are trying to grasp and just ingest in such a short amount of time because, like Ian mentioned, you know, a year ago, we weren't able to have these conversations um but now thank goodness you know more of us are having these conversations but i'm curious with with your upbringing from when you were very young to now in your adulthood you know genuinely what is i'm very curious what is the craziest thing um that's crossed your mind in regards to what what is done behind the scenes i mean you kind of laid it all out there in the abcd but you know just
Speaker 1Just recently, they... I mean, just to speak on something I was surprised with recently, is that Israel has been talking about how they've put explosives in, like, phones and other devices all over the world.
@joann_marieToys as well. Did you see toys?
Speaker 18Yeah, there were phones blown up in Gaza recently.
Speaker 1Right, but, like, we have bombs in our phones, too, is what they were implying. So it really is... You know, even if they don't have enough nukes, you know, with the Samson option, you guys know what that is. Like, if part of Israel is destroyed, they're going to nuke the entire world. You know, even if they don't have enough nukes, it looks like they've been planning some other things behind the scenes that could take a lot of us out, and that's quite worrisome, you know?
@jews4ye24If you don't mind, I have heard, and this is strictly a rumor... that in the United States they have explosives planted underneath hospitals. Now, like I said, this is just a rumor. I have never confirmed this or anything, but I've heard this said.
@joann_marieI mean, they own all the infrastructure, so I don't think they actually need to bomb it. They can just shut everything down and fuck with everyone.
Speaker 1They really liked violence, though. You know, they could shut things down, but they really liked to inflict pain.
Speaker 19All right.
@jews4ye24Before you shut down, Joanne, if I could ask, say one more thing, if you don't mind. I don't want to cut line, though.
Speaker 6No, sure, go ahead.
@jews4ye24Thank you so much. Yeah, when Tyler spoke earlier about the, Satan worshiping element. I just thought this will be just 20 30 seconds max I have I was raised in an evangelical church, and I just wanted to draw the parallel I haven't gone to church in 20 years, but I still have a relationship with God I'm still a Christian, but I just wanted to draw the parallel between the Zionist evangelical churches in the United States and
@jews4ye24the synagogue of satan um and then ask jews for yay if she had any thoughts on that because i experienced at a very young age and still do today like i have zionist family who don't speak to me or my children or my wife at all so just what you experienced um miss with converting to Christianity and having them not speak to you?
@jews4ye24Well, if you stop going to one of their religious institutions... When I was growing up, they used to say, oh, they backslid and they're going to hell, like if you stopped going to their church. So I just wanted to draw the parallel between this spirit of Antichrist, like an Antichrist spirit, because Christian means to be like Jesus...
@jews4ye24That even exists in the United States amongst said evangelicals. And I just wanted to know what your thought was on that.
Speaker 1I think personally that they've infiltrated the church long ago. And that's how you have these Christian Zionists that are, I mean, that's just so polar opposite. It's an oxymoron. I don't get it. I also think that the reason people can't see it, And I really do think there is something to this is I think that people are under a spell.
Speaker 1I don't think it's just the fluoride in the water or the chemicals in our food. I think there is black magic at play and at work in the United States, like against the general population. And that's feeding this Zionistic tendency for people who really should have no ties to that at all or interest in supporting Israel.
@jews4ye24I agree with you. I think it's a spiritual war. Yeah.
Speaker 1Yeah.
@joann_marieThank you, Joanne.
@jews4ye24And thank you. It's OK.
@joann_marieThank you so much, Daniel.
Ian MalcolmAnd I want to jump in real. No, Joanne, just wanted to jump in both to thank Daniel and then also Jews for you and to welcome Mr. Kaiser. So say up onto the panel. It's been a while, my friend. It's always such a humbling pleasure to have you here. and was curious for your inquiry for Jews Free A. But I just wanted to call that out in advance because, again, it's always such a pleasure to see you in the room with us.
Speaker 20Same to you, my friend. As you know, I don't make it on here too often, but every single time I see you and I can, I try to jump in. I've been listening for a little bit and doing some stuff in the background. And also thank you to the co-host, Joanne, and to the guest speaker. It's already been pointed out a few times, but, you know, it's kind of rough, right?
Speaker 20Because you're sort of, you know, this isn't something you're doing in the privacy of your own home or your own thoughts. It's something you're doing very publicly. And so, you know, going against your people, you know, that's rough for anybody, you know, no matter who your people are, but it's particularly rough when you're Jewish.
Speaker 20And I know this because I had many Jewish clients in the past. And I've shared this story before in some few spaces where Ian has hosted or been in. So some of you may have heard it before, but basically, you know, just straight, as was said earlier, someone else said, you know, from the horse's mouth, right? So not comparing my former client to a horse, but she pretty much said it.
Speaker 20She was like, yeah, what you don't understand is that it really hurts us when we even think that we may have offended each other or wronged each other. Again, speaking about dudes dealing with each other, right? And, you know, that at the time, this was going on 20 years, you know, close to about, in the past. So at the time it, it like registered, but didn't really, you know, cause I just sort of like thought, well, that's, that's interesting.
Speaker 20I'm not sure, you know, maybe in the back of my mind, I was thinking, oh, maybe Asians are like that, but like, it didn't really hit, you know, it definitely hit within the past two to three years. You know, I, I really get it now. And, um, I guess if we've kind of all been paying attention and I certainly have to what yous for a, he's been saying, uh,
Speaker 20This sort of ties to kind of what I want to, a statement I want to make. And you tell me if you think I'm off or what, Jews for you. But the glue that kind of holds this all together, put simply, is narrative. And one of the biggest narratives, one of the biggest narratives is we are persecuted. And it's this wonderful circle and self-fulfilling prophecy, right?
Speaker 20Because we're persecuted, We have to stay to ourselves. We stay to ourselves because we're persecuted. Because we can't trust them because they are the others, we have to do business with ourselves, et cetera, et cetera, right? But what this creates is a beautiful situation where essentially there's no way to disprove, right?
Speaker 20And already, if anybody understands how logic reasoning works and how to spot when it's missing, right? if you're making a circular argument, you're already kind of in the wrong. There's already something missing. You with me so far?
Speaker 21Yeah.
Speaker 20Yeah. So it's like, I can't just say, what is a circle? A circle is round. What is round? It's a circle, right? Like I have to, at some point, I have to go beyond that and kind of, even in something as simple as a shape, right? So again, this idea that like, well, we're persecuted. And of course, a lot of us in here know, maybe not all of us, but most of us here, I think know.
Speaker 20The biggest story, the biggest narrative is these evil Nazis, right? These evil Nazis that, as Ian said earlier, apparently were in favor of protecting animals, protecting children, not spreading degeneracy in their culture, but they were so evil, right? So this idea that the evil Nazis were the ones, you know, were the latest iteration at that time of the others persecuting us, that sticks.
Speaker 20And this is key. This is key. It sticks even if you are... completely non-religious as a Jew. Would you agree with that?
Speaker 1Um, it didn't stick for me.
Speaker 20Well, I mean, of course there's always exceptions, but as a general rule, right? Even, even the most non-religious Jew, they still had that narrative drilled into them where it's like, Hey, look, obviously, you know, we were persecuted. Look at what happened in Germany. So we got to watch out for each other, look out for each other and stick together.
Speaker 1yeah um i would agree with that i mean it's really falling apart for them um from the inside out though which is great because you know october 7th there you know was an inside job and they had the idf stand down and a lot of the soldiers you know are having a lot of obviously mental health problems after genociding you know with children and
Speaker 1you know, they're asking their government for help and they're like, all you're giving us is pills. And, you know, they admitted that they stood down. So within Judaism itself and within this clan itself, there are people who are very aware that the narrative is false. And they know that this false narrative is how they keep perpetrating these crimes in a secular fashion.
Speaker 1The ones who are unaware, and who just, you know, believe the narrative, there's not... That seems to be... That amount of people that can't see any of the truth behind this, it's decreasing for sure. So, as loyal as... Did she cut off?
Speaker 20Yeah, she cut off for me.
Speaker 6Oh. Okay, I'm gonna recycle her.
Speaker 20Well, listen, while you do that, that was perfect. I couldn't have planned it better myself because that's exactly where I was going with this. I mean, it was beautiful. My point is that the trauma perpetuates within that community so hard, right? And these degenerate ways of behaving, even towards themselves, right? It perpetrates and it just disseminates everywhere throughout the culture.
Speaker 20the religion, et cetera, that even if in the best case scenario, let's go historically, where you have a situation like was the Bolshevik revolution, right? In Russia and how the Slavs were made to suffer. Even in that scenario, history teaches us that eventually it's basically like an Ouroboros in the bad sense, right?
Speaker 20It eats itself. Because if you've read anything, you know, behind the, let's say some of the more gory details, of what it was like right after the Bolsheviks massacred the world family and took power, etc. And then after that, when Stalin came into power, in fact, if anybody's interested in that, it's, like I said, horrific and gruesome, but there's a book called The Court of the Red Tsar, if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 20Hard read, but boy, is it revealing. And essentially what that basically teaches us is that eventually it eats itself, because shortly after that... Stalin himself, who was not a Jew himself, but he had a Jewish wife and therefore had Jewish children, et cetera, right? Stalin himself basically started persecuting all the higher up Jews and they started ratting each other out.
Speaker 20So they ate themselves. So what I'm saying to you folks to put a pin on this is eventually this kind of degenerate behavior, this kind of like hurting people, hurting people, hurting people, right? Creating more hurt people, et cetera, in a cycle. it eventually collapses in on itself. So I'm not saying sit back, relax, there's nothing to worry about, but I'm just saying that eventually this is unsustainable.
Speaker 20Just like a smoker, right? Just like an alcoholic, it's unsustainable.
@joann_marieKayser, that's really interesting because I'm not super familiar with their stories and stuff like that, but they did have two temples and they had autonomy and they have like an 80-year curse. And both of those times, they took it down themselves. Like the society crumbled from the inside, if I'm correct. So yeah, they do go against themselves.
Speaker 20Yeah, because Joanne, this isn't special to Judaism itself. That's the topic, of course. But this applies to anybody, right? If I become an alcoholic, I can't just think and pretend that I'm going to be okay with that. That drinking a gallon of liquor every day is somehow going to be sustainable. So even if I'm in super great shape when I start, eventually my body is going to betray me because I betrayed my body first.
Speaker 20You understand? And it's the same thing with everything. You can't have a functioning marriage between a man and a woman where... every time you get a chance, you go off and cheat on your spouse, right? You might not get caught today, you might not get caught tomorrow, but eventually it'll come out. And so again, this is unsustainable.
Speaker 20Again, she said it herself, Jews for ye, said it herself. This was her experience. She was recanting of her early family experience and how vitriolic and just unsafe it was. Imagine being a child growing up in that. So thankfully for her, it ended up manifesting in her kind of, as an adult, asking questions and kind of breaking out of that cycle, right?
Speaker 20But... yeah, it's just not sustainable, guys. This isn't going to work. This isn't going to work. Even if they so-called win in air quotes, I'm making big air quotes, even if they win, they'll destroy themselves anyway. So just hang tight. Hang tight.
Ian MalcolmI love it. And Mr. Soze, I've got to ask a question for any of those familiar with the username, given that we both have some fictional characters that were named after... Is your assertion that Kaiser Soze is the driver of the car and not, in fact, the individual being interviewed throughout the movie? Is that the suggestion with the avatar?
Speaker 20Basically, I think if you really look at the movie in great detail, it kind of becomes self-evident. But there is one scene where it pretty much broke it open for me. Yes, absolutely. The man in the picture is Kaiser Soze. His age matches with everything we were told, right? Kevin Spacey at the time was way too young to have been the man of the old stories.
Speaker 20And yes, there was that one scene in case you haven't seen the movie. You know, it's an old movie, but let me not spoil it. But where he absolutely gives you the sense that, no, this man is very serious.
Ian MalcolmI love it. I love it. And for anybody that has not seen the movie, certainly go and do so. But do it in a week or two or a month from now after the conversation we just had slips in one ear and out the other. but one of the better whodunit films of the last 20 or maybe even 30 years at this point.
Speaker 20The Usual Suspects is the name of the film, folks. The Usual Suspects, just in case.
Ian MalcolmOne of the all-time greats. And wasn't it a beautiful world back then when that, curiously, the movie which had a good amount of genuine diversity in it that represented the United States not too long ago. And if you look at the cast today, you'd be like, wow, where's all the diversity? And it just goes to show how far the world has come in such a short period of time, thanks to the clergy plan.
Ian MalcolmThat's with no offense to anybody that is listening, nor anybody that's out there. At the end of the day, we should recognize that the infighting amongst one another is ultimately at the benefit of the system that has put us all into the blender together and tries to stoke the animus amongst us as they do anything and everything to continuously put
Ian Malcolmadditional gasoline onto the fire that they created quite a long time ago. They are the gasoline, they were the match, and they are the wood that is essentially eating up everything that we would think of as freedom and liberty, and essentially the good. And it was a pleasure to be able to listen for Jews to Yeh, who walked through her own prior experiences being part of this community, part of this culture, which even she...
Ian Malcolmsaid that she couldn't necessarily define as one that was religious as much as it was an ethnocentric group of people, that even if converted via religion, you were on the outskirts of, that perhaps it is a bloodline, perhaps it's a cabal, maybe a culture or a cult. But the thing that it certainly also is, of course, a religion, a religion that perhaps does not worship not only Christ, but maybe even what we would think of as Christians as the Almighty.
Ian Malcolmperhaps something a little bit more nefarious, something perhaps even evil. But either way, as Kaiser was just mentioning, there is this continual persecution symptom or essentially a complex that is exhibited by this group that is reinforced by the very teachings that are pushed to them while everybody else is perpetually told that they are the villains, that they should feel guilt and shame and hate and animosity and all the other things, not towards that group of people that perhaps are creating all those problems,
Ian Malcolmbut rather amongst one another. And so really a interesting space, a lovely topic of conversation to hear again, straight from, not the horse's mouth, it feels like the wrong way, a converted mouth, one that has come to Christ, right? Has seen the light.
Speaker 11Absolutely, absolutely.
Ian MalcolmAnd maybe veered away from what has been referred to by some of the saints as a den of thieves, a pit of vipers. And you have come away from that. And so one of the things to take away is that ironically, while it was Jews for yay, suggesting that it is perhaps all Jews, that was a assertion made, not a statement of certainty.
Ian MalcolmBut what I would say is that there is a redemption arc for any and every that see the light, not only on things like Zionism, in my opinion, also of Christianity and of the good that that can bring to the world. But at the end of the day, I don't care if you're white, black, Jewish, Muslim, Gay, straight, tall, short, fat, skinny, whatever you are, I challenge you to consider the things that we talk about in these spaces.
Ian MalcolmDon't take any of it at face value because Jews for yay or Joanne or myself or anybody that's up here could be disingenuous. We could be insincere. We could be out to trick you. And I say that because there are a whole lot of folks that are. I can say that I'm not coerced or in any way monetized by my efforts on here, but hey,
Ian MalcolmI'm just another voice out in the wilderness that I recommend everybody, myself included, that you always critique. Critique the sincerity of, the passion of, and above anything else, for what it's worth, critique the consistency of. That is the thing that gives away the liars and the frauds every single time because they will waffle on some of the issues, whether it's within a conversation or a series of conversations, their positions will change.
Ian MalcolmTime over time, after time, after time. And for what it's worth, if anybody is curious, go look at that little infographic that I did with Escanor a while back. And what you will notice is according to him, there's a whole lot of people on here that perhaps are either paid or contracted or in some capacity or another are monetized to prospectively not be completely transparent with their messaging.
Ian MalcolmI can suggest that I will always try to be, but I'm going to be flawed. I'm going to be failed. And that's because I am human. I'm not Christ, although I aspire to be as much like that individual as I can. And I say that because whether you're Jew, Christian, Muslim, if you're able to revere something that is a higher power that is in some way good, that is against genocide, that is against hate, that is against violence, and all the other things that ironically I'm accused of being, and that's weird.
Ian Malcolmthat we will find ourselves in a better tomorrow. And so, Juz, for Ye, I just want to turn things over to you for any parting words, final remarks that you might have, a synopsis of the conversation if you'd like to share one. And with all of my gratitude and thanks for you participating in this discourse today.
Speaker 1Absolutely. I think you wrapped it up quite well. Yeah, if anybody ever has any other questions, I'm really an open book. You can feel free to DM me. you know, follow me, comment on my posts. I'll be happy to answer any questions that we didn't get to today. Or if you think of something else that you'd like to, you know, discuss, feel free to reach out.
Speaker 1But keep having this dialogue and, you know, let's keep intimidating them with our use of social media as long as we can.
Ian MalcolmYeah, and look, at the end of the day, that is going to be one of our great, and I use the term weapons, intellectually speaking, of course. Because at the end of the day, the one thing that I can suggest is that what appears to be feared above anything and everything is just open, honest dialogue. It is sunshine, essentially.
Ian MalcolmThe force that we are up against, in my assertion, it is for whatever reason awfully familiar to the mythology of the vampire. It does not want the sunlight. It does not want to be exposed to crucifixes. What a weird coincidence that is. And also, if we look at the 1930s, 40s, and 50s presentation of the vampire that wears an amulet, that sure does look like a certain flag that's flying over in the Middle East.
Ian MalcolmBut that vampire, if you will, it's sucking the blood, maybe even literally speaking, that's not an accusation of anyone, but just the noticing of a coincidental pattern and perhaps the blood that's sucked out of certain things of their own vampires, perhaps. but that is sucking out the figurative blood of our society.
Ian MalcolmIt's sucking out the morals, the finances, and our women, our children, our brothers and daughters and sons and fathers that are being sent to go fight these wars that make zero sense for those that are fighting them. And so we need to recognize the vampire. Be the sunlight. Do your part. Grab your torch, as I said in that other space, right?
Ian MalcolmJust share your truth as best you can. with those that will listen, because every single day, our collective voice grows louder and louder and louder. And the next thing you know, the amplifier, like I think it was Spinal Tap, will be at volume 11. We will get there. It will be beautiful. And for those that might like 80s cinema that's of maybe the comedic persuasion of Michael J.
Ian MalcolmFox, just envision the beginning of the film with that massive speaker. That is what we are conducting. That's what we're creating. That's what we're becoming. And we are going to send shockwaves throughout the entire society and maybe find ourselves going back to a past that was far better than the future that these people would otherwise like to put in front of us.
Ian MalcolmAnd so lots of love to everybody that's out there. For anybody that wasn't able to contribute a second or third time, I just want to apologize to those that were requesting the mics. For those that did come up, I want to thank you. For those that commented on the purple pill, thank you for your contributions. And as always, we will see you in the next space.
Ian MalcolmBut until then, good morning, good evening, good afternoon, wherever you are in the world. God bless for everything that you are. Godspeed in everything that we have ahead of us. We will win. We will be victorious. We just have to keep speaking the truth and spreading the gospel. So lots of love to everybody out there.
Ian MalcolmAnd in case you did not know, Mr. Ryan Mata is going to be opening up a space in about an hour. He's going to be launching his latest documentary that I suggest everybody take some time, speak of sharing truth. Share that with anybody and everybody that will click into it and watch it. If you do have interest, certainly join that space.
Ian MalcolmI will try to pop in there. And I know, as always, Mr. Truth Teller will be holding the space in probably two or three or four hours. Yesterday, he kind of turned the page. He closed the book on the Epstein Files after 100-plus episodes. And he opened up a brand new one.
@joann_marieNo, they're coming back in. No, it's just one episode. Maybe he's going to do that once a week or something. No, the Epstein files are still happening.
Ian MalcolmOh, we're going back to the book of the Epstein. Okay, perfect. We're going to return to the never-ending well of Epstein. For anybody that can, though, if interested, and I suggest that everybody should be interested, go and listen to the playback of Truth Teller's space from yesterday. He did health and wellness, in particular things around diet, nutrition.
Ian MalcolmThere's absolutely phenomenal content in there. Not only drink water, but what kind of water? What kind of reverse osmosis water should you perhaps invest in? What kind of Himalayan salt should you put into that water to infuse it and to ensure that your body is, let's say, optimized for the world that you find yourself in?
Ian MalcolmIt was spectacular. He walked through red meat, bacon, and eggs. Where that originally came from, the idea of a big breakfast, of all people, from Edward Bernays, the father of propaganda, who of course came from Sigmund Freud, who of course begot Mark Randolph Bernays, the founder of Netflix. We've been propagandized forever, folks.
Ian MalcolmPerhaps intermittent fasting is actually a much better approach to your energy levels, to a healthy body. Perhaps the understanding that we have of the modern diet is just as propagandized with just as much misinformation as the media when you turn it on. And I think given the fact that like Truth Teller mentioned, it wasn't all that long ago, doctors were recommending that you pick up smoking tobacco.
Ian MalcolmAnd we know all the danger and damage that that's done to people's lungs, their throats, et cetera. So question those doctors in addition to me and every other person on this application. Always search for the truth as best you can. Critique everything, yourself included. And try to just love one another. Love your neighbors.
Ian MalcolmAnd if you do, we will find a lovely world for all of us to live in. And so lots of love to everybody out there. Jews for Yay. Thank you again for being up here. Everybody give her a follow if you can. to all those panelists that are up here for their contributions. A big shout out. I see that girl Casey down in the listener panel, another huge freedom fighter that's out there in this little battle with us intellectually and spiritually.
Ian MalcolmSo lots of love to you all. We will see you in the next space. And until then, I suppose, given that image that was created, may the force be with you always.