Held here entire — 959 passages across 53 chapters, set down from the first word to the last. The colour shifts with the film’s own mood as each chapter plays.
- 0:00warm, expansiveArthur Theme and King ArthurIan opens by playing the Arthur cartoon theme and ties its round table imagery to the space's philosophical format.
- 6:21tentative, hopefulMoral Tales in Arthurian LegendDavid recounts discovering Arthurian legend and the importance of moral storytelling.
- 13:25grave, forebodingGreat Literature as Self-CreationDavid argues that reading great novels like Anna Karenina builds your soul and awareness.
- 25:29heated, combativeFighting the Moral Battle FirstDavid argues that defeating opponents requires claiming the moral high ground before debating facts.
- 30:30raw, woundedAnti-Semantics and the Abyss of No MeaningDavid rejects semantic word games used to deny the reality of the Gaza genocide.
- 32:53hard, unyieldingTruth, Censorship, and the Coercive StateDavid links censorship to self-enslavement and argues truth comes from dialectic.
- 42:58disillusionedOdysseus and Western CivilizationDavid identifies Odysseus as the ultimate hero embodying Western civilization's core values.
- 50:18sombre, searchingThe Unabomber's Dark SoulDavid analyzes Ted Kaczynski's tragic life and rejects his violent methodology.
- 1:03:09bleak, drainedHateful Conduct and Masters of the UniverseIan gets flagged for hateful conduct simply for quoting a Jewish supremacist's own words.
- 1:06:17grim, scorchedHate Speech Defined by Those Who HateDavid dismantles the hypocrisy of hateful conduct labels pushed by outgroup psychopaths.
- 1:08:51measured, soberWestern Achievements vs. Coin ClippersDavid dismantles the masters of the universe claim by listing monumental Western achievements.
- 1:11:52calm, distantOrigins of Philosophy and Self-RuleDavid traces the roots of philosophy back to the pre-Socratics and the maxim to know thyself.
- 1:12:26conflicted, dividedAllegory of the Village of DarknessDavid shares his original allegory about a child illuminating a dark village with a torch.
- 1:15:42dry, matter-of-factDemoralization and the Voting BoothAndy expresses frustration over mass demoralization before David rejects the voting booth as a solution.
- 1:24:19cool, analyticalMulti-Generational Struggle and SolidarityNiko and David discuss the long-term nature of the fight against corrupt structures.
- 1:28:43hard-wonOut-Group Psychopathy and ParasitismDavid explains the historical habituation of out-group psychopathy as a survival method.
- 1:35:56charged, alertExtinction Burst and Lying BehaviorAmir explains the concept of an extinction burst to describe the elites' persistent and failing lies.
- 1:37:30eerie, electricOutsourcing Sanity and Self-MonitoringAmir discusses how humans outsource their sanity through communication and self-monitoring.
- 1:38:46unsettlingBecoming the Lie in a Zero-Sum GameDavid argues that habitual liars eventually become the lie themselves, losing their grip on consciousness.
- 1:43:32urgent, incendiaryPhilosophical Economics and DemographicsMoneypenny shifts the discussion to a century-spanning hypothesis about economics, demographics, and post-plague power dynamics.
- 1:57:52dimmed, waryRecursive Economic CyclesAn economist argues that financial crashes and elite material grabs recur in recursive cycles.
- 1:59:03melancholy, tenderEvolutionary vs. Recursive HistoryDavid argues that major historical moments are evolutionary, not recursive.
- 2:03:34broodingSchopenhauer on Will and RepresentationDavid summarizes Schopenhauer's philosophy that our will, not reason, drives our identity.
- 2:05:31measured, soberMistrust of Government and SkepticismDavid champions Thomas Jefferson's skepticism and argues that people should inherently mistrust government.
- 2:13:32quiet, reflectiveRobots, McDonald's, and Corporate CollapseGary predicts that robots will replace failing corporations like McDonald's and Nike.
- 2:21:04detached, weighingRousseau's Philosophy on EducationDavid references Rousseau's treatise on education and the problem of domesticating human nature.
- 2:22:53guarded, evenHerbert Spencer and Survival of the FittestDavid corrects the attribution of survival of the fittest from Darwin to Herbert Spencer.
- 2:26:25weathered, resignedCultivating Kindness and Mutual AidDavid recommends Kropotkin's Mutual Aid and encourages cultivating kindness to see the good in humanity.
- 2:34:35smouldering, restlessDebating the Success of Religions[guest] argues that major religions were wildly successful before outliving their usefulness.
- 2:46:49grave, forebodingRejecting Hatred: Love as the AnswerDavid insists the only way to defeat divide-and-conquer is through brotherly love.
- 2:55:32murky, uneasyDepression-Era Literature and FearNikola connects depression-era literature and psychological warfare to modern demoralization.
- 2:57:48raw, woundedPsychological Warfare and DemoralizationNikola connects historical literature and CIA psychological warfare tactics to modern fear-mongering.
- 3:05:05heated, combativePropaganda and the Forever WarsDr. Strange details how propaganda and fear were used to sustain the Global War on Terror.
- 3:15:57charged, alertAI Truth-Seeking and Antiseptic BotIan describes Mr. Dank's AI project designed to verify truth-teller claims against mainstream media.
- 3:18:58cool, analyticalSkynet and the War on NatureHubbard warns that the system being created is a Skynet-like war on reality requiring total control.
- 3:29:30grim, scorchedDefining Genocide in GazaThe hosts confront a caller who refuses to acknowledge Israeli responsibility for the Gaza genocide.
- 3:35:24raw, woundedDefining Zionism and Jewish SupremacyTruth Teller confronts a guest with the definition of Zionism and its connection to Jewish supremacy.
- 3:44:38heated, combativeThe Copernican Moment of Jewish SupremacyDavid describes recognizing Jewish supremacy as a Copernican moment of undeniable clarity.
- 3:56:01sombre, searchingPalantir Slave State ScenarioThe host connects social media free speech to a potential tracking and tagging operation.
- 4:01:49grave, forebodingPreservation of your moral soulThe host argues one must focus on doing what is right rather than solving for uncontrollable catastrophes.
- 4:04:14tentative, hopefulDisavowing Violence Citing Jesus ChristThe host rejects violent revolution and cites Jesus Christ as a counterexample of moral world-changing.
- 4:05:57warm, expansiveDisavowing Violence and the Luigi ExampleDavid and Ian strongly disavow Jason's suggestion that violence is necessary to fight tyrants.
- 4:17:40calm, distantThe 3.5% Rule for Societal ChangeTruth Teller cites a Harvard study showing that only 3.5% of a population is needed to force change.
- 4:23:36guarded, evenVoluntary Societies Replace The Coercive StateThe guest argues the future belongs to voluntary cooperation, not coercive government.
- 4:24:34detached, weighingEvolutionary Voluntarism And Moral SensibilityReligion and morality are framed as evolutionary steps toward internal governance.
- 4:29:13dimmed, waryRights Are Infinite, Not Just TenThe Bill of Rights is dismissed as training wheels for true human freedom.
- 4:30:28weathered, resignedConsent Of The Governed Enables TyrannyThe state only exists because people are hypnotized into cooperating with it.
- 4:37:22measured, soberDistinguishing Faith From Organized ReligionA caller questions supporting organized religion when it contradicts personal faith.
- 4:39:17smouldering, restlessReading Founding Documents To Avoid ManipulationThe guest advises reading original texts to prevent controllers from weaponizing beliefs.
- 4:44:07worn, nostalgicSmall Actions Make A Massive DifferenceThe host encourages daily optimistic choices to improve the world incrementally.
- 4:47:55urgent, incendiaryWinning The Propaganda War Against BillionsDespite massive funding, the opposition is losing the narrative to small truth-tellers.
- 4:49:50eerie, electricTruth Prevails Without Money Or WeaponsThe guest celebrates that having truth on your side beats money and military might.
- 4:53:15heated, combativeSupremacy Built On Blackmail And BriberyThe host claims the current system relies on horrific blackmail and must be dismantled.
The Transcript
A voice is named only when we can verify it — by voiceprint, an @handle present in the room, or the Space’s own title. Anyone we can’t confirm stays “Speaker,” on purpose.
Ian MalcolmMiss Joanne, I've got a weird one for you. Can you name that tune and perhaps the reason that we're using it for this song here or this space?
@joann_marieI've never heard this before. It sounds like something from a kid's show or something. It's a wonderful kind of day. Is that the name?
Ian MalcolmIt is the name of the song! And it is the theme of all things from a cartoon called Arthur. And given the poster that I made here with the concept of King Arthur and the round table, which Joanne, so out of curiosity, why do you think, or yeah, why do you think that I think that King Arthur is a wonderful, let's say, piece of imagery and fiction, if not perhaps pseudo history for Mr. David Nietzsche?
@joann_marieIt's because of the round table.
Ian MalcolmThat is exactly correct. Yes, the idea of the round table, that's part of it, yep.
@joann_marieThat's awesome. I like this story. Tell me more about it, Ian.
Ian MalcolmYes, so we are going to get Mr. Nietzsche in here momentarily, and as we do, you know, this concept, King Arthur, right, the legendary lord, it's been presented a multitude of ways, and there's a lot, like you just mentioned, Joanne, there's a lot that's in that Mythos, that is, it's rather romantic, right? This idea of, let's say, a king, right?
Ian MalcolmFrom perhaps a little bit more humble of backgrounds for those familiar with the legend of the sword and the stone, which was basically that there was a hero that was going to come about who was going to ultimately be able to bring, let's say, peace or righteousness or at least some form of morality to his kingdom. And so the lore of King Arthur is actually, you know, it's not about a, let's say, a perfect hero, as are many of the great heroes throughout time and throughout literature, right?
Ian MalcolmBut rather was bestowed with a number of qualities that made the story kind of carry throughout time, one of which was this idea of even if flawed, Trying to Aspire for Greatness and Trying to Inspire Greatness with Those Around You. And if we think of Mr. Nietzsche, I don't think he would by any stretch of the imagination come in here and say that he is a flawless or faultless individual.
Ian MalcolmHe's probably filled with all kinds of things that he would be perfectly comfortable saying, I'm good at this, not so great at that. But one of the things he's absolutely wonderful with is this idea of philosophy. And so we're gonna be unpacking that. And as we do, I kind of want this to be a more open-ended conversation, not just with Joanne and myself and a couple speakers, but for anybody and everybody.
Ian MalcolmAnd so very similarly to what we do with perhaps Rob from Down Under, right, where we allow individuals to just come up and ask any and every question around health and wellness, right? I thought, wouldn't it be neat to do something somewhat similar with David on philosophical concepts? and maybe the best place to start with that is just the recognition that essentially philosophy is trying to understand what to understand, right?
Ian MalcolmHow do we think about what we're thinking about, about how we are trying to pursue our understanding of the world, right? Is this idea of essentially being able to sit and to really contemplate what's going on, what matters, why are things important, et cetera, and the why behind the why of all of those elements. And so we'll be certainly discussing that with Mr. Nietzsche.
Ian MalcolmAnd as a result, feel free, come on up, bring your questions, your comments, your inquiries, your accusations, right? Bring all of those various things. And we'll certainly make this as round table of a discussion as we prospectively are able to. But Joanne, while we're getting there, speaking of round table, I felt like I had to make a video.
Ian Malcolmof an individual that joined our roundtable and was rather obtuse with their willingness to just be intellectually honest. And I hope it brought some laughs and some chuckles along the way. And I actually wasn't even going to make it until that individual spammed not only my page, but then Raed's page and a whole bunch of other.
Ian MalcolmAnd I thought to myself, if he has enough time to go around after looking like a fool, well, then I can spare a couple minutes and put together It did!
@joann_marieI cannot believe that I haven't heard your English accent in three years, Ian. You sound like a completely different person. And I was laughing so much. And no, it's amazing. What other accents have you hidden from us? I cannot wait. You're so good at them. So, no, I posted it in the purple field so that you guys check it out.
@joann_marieIt's absolutely amazing. So, no, thank you so much. And I did laugh. I'm going to listen to it multiple times. It's awesome. And we have Dad here.
Ian MalcolmLet's go, Dad. And, David, I was setting the stage. I'm kind of curious for your thoughts because I obviously likened this space to King Arthur. Right, the idea of that round table. And I was mentioning before you came in just a little bit about that, not even really the lore as much as the reason for the kind of continued interest in that lore and the ideas of whether it's the sword and the stone and that certain people are kind of destined to do certain things, but that that destiny is not because they're the biggest or the strongest, but because there's some kind of divine spark or some kind of special purpose for
Ian MalcolmYou know, not just an individual, but for frankly, everybody. And speaking of everybody, the idea of this round table where, you know, the king looked at everybody and said, we are all in this together. Nobody is superior to one another. And so I'm kind of curious for your thoughts, either the highs, the lows, the Guinevere's, right?
Ian MalcolmAll the various elements of that lore. And if you kind of have a fondness for it, or if you think it's maybe overblown or overplayed.
@nietzsche258918In the words of T.S. Eliot, I have known them all already. Known them all. Known the mornings, evenings, afternoons. I went through a period as a young man in junior high school. So my teacher gave me a really boring... They would give you books to do book reports on based on your aptitude. And I got a book about nine feet thick.
@nietzsche258918about a person that founded department stores. And it was an oral book report requirement, and I was so, when I was listening to all my classmates laud their grocery store literature as though it were the best thing ever, I realized that it was seemingly incumbent upon everyone to say good things about the book that they had read, and I was in no mood to do so.
@nietzsche258918And I steamed more about what I had had to read until I got up in front of the class and the lectern was really just like, you know, from what the music teacher used in the previous class. And so I stood in front of it and I said, this book makes for a great paperweight. You can hold the door open with it and has easy to follow page numbers.
@nietzsche258918Otherwise it is terrible, it is awful. No one should ever read this book. I can't believe someone wrote this book and wasted their time. And I sort of was ginning myself up here until I dropped the book in the trash can and walked away to a very, very deafening silent class. And then the teacher said after a long pregnant pause, young man, get up here and get that book out of the trash can.
@nietzsche258918And I got it out of the trash can and I put it on her desk. And I was very surprised and kind of humbled a little bit. She gave me an A-plus on that report. And she came to me and she gave me Mort Darthur. She gave me some Arthurian legend. She thought, you know what? You'll like this. Read this. And I so fell in love with it.
@nietzsche258918that I couldn't get enough of Arthurian legends. So I read everything I get my hands on. And then I started reading derivative Arthurian legend, like just things about Sir Galahad or the Green Knight or just anything. And I felt very sad that I just ran out of it. And I'll tell you why. It's the moral tales. That's it.
@nietzsche258918Even when I would get in a fight, I'd be affected by it because if I vanquished the person, I would help them up. You know, I would feel like, okay, I have vanquished my foe, now do the noble thing. And it was just this great lesson. And notice that if you took away the moral tale out of a theory and legend, if you took away the honor and the decency and the integrity and the summoning up all within you to accomplish something great, it wouldn't mean anything, right?
@nietzsche258918There would be no value. There would be nothing interesting. All great tales are moral tales, and that's what our theory and legend taught me.
Ian MalcolmThat's beautifully stated there, David. And so, if you were to go back and read the book that you were assigned today on the department store, I'm curious if you might have a different opinion on that work, right, with a little bit more experience under the proverbial belt. Do you feel like there was a reason behind it, or were they just trying to torment you?
@nietzsche258918Well, no, I mean... I think my teacher just found the biggest book that she could find. And it was someone local to that state. But I think she overestimated my possible interest in it. And I did think that as a young man, they were trying to beat the love of literature out of me. I mean, I feel the same about the Scarlet Letter and these sorts of things.
@nietzsche258918But I will say that You know, to this day, when I coach other people on reading, I'm like, read what you like. Because I want you to read. And you should start out every day reading five pages of something. And it'll change your life. It'll make all the difference. Because reading is quiet time with a soul. It's very different than the other things that you do and the media that you consume.
@nietzsche258918You know, I start every day with a half hour meditation to clear my mind, then coffee and reading, and then moving on to something else. So I strongly recommend reading. However, I really believe in those moral tales because you want to be inspired. You know, whatever the, you know, the goyslop, if you want to put it that way, it's all nihilism.
@nietzsche258918Like, what are you supposed to get out of this? What the artist points their camera out or points their attention to says everything about the artist and their sense of life. Why are you lifting up rocks and showing me the goo beneath them? No, show me something that inspires me. This is why the tales where they tell you a long, drawn-out tale where it ends badly.
@nietzsche258918Why did you do this? We see enough of this in real life. If you look at the ancient Greek tales, Arthurian legend is a retelling of the Odyssey in some ways and the Iliad because Sir Lancelot was basically Achilles and that sort of thing. But if you look at those ancient tales by Homer, You notice that, and this is something Nietzsche commented on, that the Greek gods were interposed between you and existence to give you a reason to go on.
@nietzsche258918They were looking at you almost with a merciless sort of, they were looking at you and saying, how could you not enjoy life? You know, you're supposed to get more out of life. Well, that's because life was so difficult that if you gave yourself a moment for self-pity, you might not survive that moment. It was only in the decadence of society that we started to have this sort of like kind of postmodernist, you know, slop that allowed you to kind of lick your wounds and whimper.
@nietzsche258918So be very careful what you point your mind at, what you read. And I'm always looking even to this day for something inspiring.
Ian MalcolmWell, and speaking of which, amidst the slop that is everywhere, is there a modern or a... I don't want people to go past the grape.
@nietzsche258918The Death of a Writer is to Think of Himself as a Creative Writer
@nietzsche258918What three novels would you recommend to an aspiring writer? He said Anna Karenina, Anna Karenina, and Anna Karenina. So when you think about Tolstoy and Hugo and Dostoevsky, it's unbelievable how great these novelists were. And what makes them great novelists is every great novelist is a philosopher of a stripe. They may not be one with which I agree in terms of their sense of life,
@nietzsche258918But the fact that they have a philosophy, and I like to point people towards one work that really I think that they sort of miss the gist of, and that is Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky. And it really is, it really should inform the way you think about your own life. When I talk about the divine spark, you know, Raskolnikov kills his landlady because he's operating from this very scientific, nihilistic disposition.
@nietzsche258918that was in the air at that time in the late 19th century. And he kills his landlady and then he spends the rest of the novel feeling worse and worse about it until he turns himself in. Well, people read this incredibly gripping tale because it is, it's like watching a traffic accident. When they read this, they often miss the message of it.
@nietzsche258918The message is we're better than we think. Be careful of betraying that divine light within you because you will pay for that. You're going to have to earn your way back. When you go in the wrong direction, you're going to have to climb uphill every step of the way for those bad decisions. If karma means anything, that's really what it means.
@nietzsche258918It really is the work you have to do in your consciousness to get to that good place. So I think the best literature, same with Victor Hugo, with Victor Hugo's Les Miserables, which I thought, I read it when I was 19, and I'm glad I didn't try to read it earlier, because that book changed my life. And there's a place in the book where the writer gives away what he's really doing.
@nietzsche258918He says something like, and herein is what the writer wishes to convey, the movement of the soul from darkness to light. And when you realize that that's what that novel's really about, it's just so... Shockingly beautiful. And gosh, I mean, why would you? These aren't lauded as great literature because a bunch of snobs got together and decided they were great literature.
@nietzsche258918No, no, no. They're lauded as great literature because they're so inspiring, because they touch something in your soul, because you've had a vicarious life now by reading. Never forget this. A novelist may take five, ten years to write his opus, his great masterpiece. It only takes you, what, a couple of months, a few months to read it.
@nietzsche258918So there's an efficiency in living this entire new life. There's a book, a modern book called Three Days, I'm sorry, Six Days of the Condor, and it was made into a movie with Robert Redford, I think, Three Days of the Condor. And it was sort of an Orwellian state. Hello? Does this remind anybody of anything? where they're tracking everybody and they've kind of figured everybody out.
@nietzsche258918But this guy works in a library, so they can't figure him out because he's lived all these vicarious lives by reading so that he becomes unpredictable. This is the way you should be. This is the way we should be. You should think and you should read and you should contemplate. You should build yourself. Self-made men can't look for spare parts.
@nietzsche258918You have to make those as well. So this kind of self-creation that comes from great literature, It's just absolutely, I cannot say this enough. It's so invaluable. It's really, to the degree that you're aware, it's to the degree that you're alive, and this is the way to increase your awareness.
Ian MalcolmThat's so well stated there, David. That's why I asked that question, because today, everybody's looking around, and I made a little quip. I don't know, David, have you seen... The video that's floating around that Wear Forbidden, who's made all those videos with Andrew Wilson and Candace Owens and these little comedic shorts.
Ian MalcolmHave you seen the latest one that he made in honor of kind of the, I guess you'd call them the Magatards?
@nietzsche258918Tell me what it was and then I'll tell you if I've seen it.
@joann_marieI'll post it in the jump button in a second.
Ian MalcolmIt's amazing. It's literally a humiliation ritual.
@joann_marieOh.
@joann_marieIan, can you hear us?
@nietzsche258918Yeah, can you hear us, Ian? Ground control to Major Tom.
@joann_marieI'm going to message him. Hold on.
@nietzsche258918There we go.
Ian MalcolmHopefully that's working.
@joann_marieCan you hear us?
Ian MalcolmYeah, I did. It was funny because I asked the question about the where forbidden MAGA video that he has. And I heard David go, well, ha.
@nietzsche258918Then all the audio cut out and I didn't know if he was laughing or... No, I basically, I don't think I have from what I'm getting from...
Ian MalcolmSo, I'll put it up into the... I'll put this up in the nest, David, if you haven't seen what they've been producing. So, I'll put up two of them. The first is going to be the original that Where Forbidden is put together. It has 62,000 likes. It has 13 million views. That's up in the nest. and he basically took, because I know the audio probably won't come through with his face, but it's basically, it is his personification of, let's call it Team MAGA that's still in the Zionist prism.
Ian MalcolmAnd this little character is sitting at his computer and he's cheerleading everything. He's like, well, why would you be worried about flat cameras if you don't have anything to... to hide. And, you know, it's great that we're going bankrupt because at least Iran doesn't have nuclear weapons and all the other slop. And so I say it because there's both that video, which is the original, and then I'm going to put in a second one.
Ian MalcolmSomebody then, this was from Jason Rink, who put it, he put together like a 10 minute music video that is set to journeys don't stop believing. And that's the MAGA character that he somehow has now put into a, like I said, a music video. And he added in another character, which is, I suppose, the wife of the MAGA person.
Ian MalcolmThe reason that I mentioned all this, David, is it feels like we are now hitting, because of AI, this weird point where the Jewish supremacists feel like they are empowered because they've got so much endless slop on Netflix, Amazon, Google, YouTube, on and on and on. that they can just inundate the entire, you know, the social sphere with just endless garbage that is pushing their narrative.
Ian MalcolmBut simultaneously, while they do have that ability, right, they're basically just throwing all the spaghetti at the wall because something has to land. And now because of technology, this account where forbidden, for example, that we're going to do a space with later this month, you know, he's able to get 13 million impressions, which is more views than Fox News,
Ian MalcolmThe Prime Time Programs, right? And that he's able to share a short little message in the course of 60 to 90 seconds that basically it just makes every person still stuck in this Team Trump prism look like an absolute fool. And it gives me reason to believe that this idea of morality, that ultimately we're going to be able in a not so distant future to bring back some of those things like what you were just suggesting.
Ian MalcolmAnd to put some light into a very dark medium that's been completely monopolized the last couple decades.
@nietzsche258918Well, the thing, the reason why that I think inevitably that is the way history moves is because when people become demoralized, they lose their psychological energy. And so the demoralized crowd, the very people that are trying to demoralize you have already sacrificed their own morals. And the fact that they can't demoralize us means we get stronger in relation to them.
@nietzsche258918So where does that go? That means that eventually we win. It is your moral strength upon which you call in order to win when you fight. And the fact that these people, all they have is bluster, all they have is insinuation, all they have is the effort to try to demoralize you. They're trying to get you to be like them.
@nietzsche258918Throughout history, generally, that is the way it's gone. What history tells us is that political states devolve, but civilization does evolve. We do rise out of chattel slavery. We did rise out of cannibalism. We did rise out of human sacrifice to a large degree. So I do think in the long stretch of time, morality wins, goodness wins.
@nietzsche258918Good example of that is just the way that a candle destroys darkness in one room. One little candle destroys the darkness in an entire room. And I do think that that portends of success for us and failure for them.
Ian MalcolmYeah, no, absolutely. And that's what got me enthused. And I love that they, I don't know if that was the reason behind it, but the Don't Stop Believing song as I was watching this guy's video and just kind of laughing at the dopey presentation of MAGA, which aren't, So now people, David, are taking that character. I saw some account that had Trump walking out to the helicopter and he's just surrounded by those little figures that are holding hands with Trump.
Ian MalcolmAnd it's just, it really is perfect because, I mean, we want, you know, we want to figure out how to get all of those people to look at the world through the lens that we see it and at least consider where we're coming from. Because once you do, there's no going back, right? But at the same time that we want to court them, I feel like shame is a really great motivator to get people to perhaps reconsider their position.
Ian MalcolmSo David, I'm kind of curious, how is it that we go about either shaming or in some cases humiliating the people that are stuck within the Fox News, you know, pro-Israeli slop narrative? And what do we do with those that like the... and I'll just use the term that I used back in the space the other day, the cuck that came in that worked for the Rothschilds and tried to say, oh, it's the lizard people, right?
Ian MalcolmLike how do we balance this idea of having the righteous moral compass that is inspirational and motivational while harnessing, I suppose, some of those motivations like shame, guilt, embarrassment, humiliation, right? To basically coerce Some of those that are still stuck on that side of the fence to at least consider our position to maybe look in the mirror on the one that they're currently standing on.
Ian MalcolmAnd then for those that are just absolute detractors to push them out of the conversation altogether so that they're not able to just, you know, like the food fight to just ruin the cafeteria that we're all trying to exist in in order to court people to kind of see our side of the show.
@nietzsche258918Fight the moral battle first. We went on the facts and they know it. And so the worst people in the world, and this is how I cut my teeth in debating these people, the worst people in the world claim amazingly the moral high ground. Don't let him have it. Don't play defense. I started out in even economic discussions talking about the facts.
@nietzsche258918Gosh, we can work this out. You have a rational mind. No, no, no, no, no. He who is convinced without reason is seldom dissuaded with it. There is no reason, there is no rationale. If I get him on that battlefield, it is over. So what do they do? You're talking about facts and they're accusing you of being a bad person.
@nietzsche258918So I stopped doing that. I started talking, making the moral case first. In fact, in Ivy League debates, I'd say, I start off, I had an open challenge to any Marxist, by the way, that's how I started out doing all this. And so we'd meet in a conference room or somewhere and I'd start out and I'd say, my first question to you is, do you care about people?
@nietzsche258918I have to ask you that question before we get started. Because remember, they're going to make this charge to me that I'm unfeeling or something like that. And they want to basically create a false dichotomy between truth and goodness. You see, only an evil person would do this. Only an evil person would try to dichotomize truth
@nietzsche258918and Goodness. You must accept lies to be a good person, right? Only a bad person would make you, would require that you made this Faustian bargain. So I would start out by saying, do you care about people? And they say, yeah. I'm like, you sure? You sure you really care about people? Because I don't want to talk with you if you don't care about people.
@nietzsche258918Yes. So my second question to you is, do you care about them like pets who can talk or like people who have rights, like all the rights you have? Like you would never want to Force Upon Them, Your Belief System, and What It Is That You Want Of Them, which would be obviously intolerant and wouldn't be caring. Yeah, and okay, then we can get started.
@nietzsche258918They can never have the moral high ground back once I start off that way. Well, this is a thousand times more pertinent today. And to your second point, which actually I'm inverting the order of this, shame is the last vestige of virtue. So part of this moral argument that I make is shame on you. How dare you? Don't you feel ashamed?
@nietzsche258918Don't you feel ashamed? Your answer is what? Genocide, brutality, pedophilia. Look at the side that you're on. Look at the side. In fact, and I do this in person, why don't we do this? Why don't you say that from now on you're going to be a good person? Put your hand in the air right now with me and take the vow of tolerance.
@nietzsche258918I do not have the right to initiate force or violence upon anybody, not by my own hand or the hand of any colloquy or government. I forswear that I do not have that right. I now take the vow of tolerance and they won't do it. I've never gotten one of them put their hand in the air and take that. And then of course I laugh at them.
@nietzsche258918This is where the derision that you're talking about comes in. And I think derision also has its place. I laugh and I'm like, oh man, I thought you were a good person. I really thought you were going to be there with me. I thought you were going to be like kind and considerate and loving, but no, no, no. When I try to get you to put down the cudgel of violence and mass extermination, I can't get you to do it.
@nietzsche258918How are we going to have a real conversation? You see, they never come back from this. So absolutely, have the moral discussion first. Remember that shame is the last message of virtue. Try to get them to feel some of that. If they don't, I'm not sure where you're going in this conversation. And then lastly, a little derision sometimes is well-placed and necessary.
Ian MalcolmDavid, it's funny that you said that because as you did, I was thinking to myself,
Ian MalcolmThese lunatics will come in and they want to debate, well, is it a genocide? And they're like, well, how are we spelling genocide today, right? And it's like, well, no, no, no. To your point, David, let's first and foremost just agree that genocide is just a whole lot of murder. Can we at least agree that murder is bad?
Ian MalcolmAnd they're not going to be able to say yes, because we already know that inherent in the argument against, well, was it a genocide or wasn't it? It's all based on the numbers and the volume. Right? We know that there's been lots of death and lots of murders and that should therefore make it wrong. But instead we're sitting here squabbling over how wrong something is and if it meets the threshold for some definition that they want to squabble over instead of just being able to say, yes, you're right.
Ian MalcolmLying is bad. It's slavery is bad. Killing people is bad. Being a bigot is bad, right? Like it's very black and white.
@nietzsche258918But you know, when you're When you're on the side of evil, you're also on the side of truth. You're against truth, right? So falsity is your friend. So these people, of course, are happy to play the language game. They are happy to quibble. They are happy to... This is why I refer to myself as anti-semantic. You know, I've been accused of anti-semanticism, and I own up to it.
@nietzsche258918I don't want to have a semantic discussion. Realized... When we talk about the genocide in Gaza, because it's genocide in Gaza, we talk about the genocide in Gaza, and these people, well, what does genocide really mean? I call this the abyss of no meaning. They try to denude the very word itself of meaning. They do this sort of Derrida thing where they say, I'm going to keep plucking hair from the beard until you admit that it's not a beard.
@nietzsche258918The word has no meaning. Okay. Okay, so are we going to do this with all words? Are you going to do this with the word fall when you're three inches from the edge of a cliff? I mean, reality is rather unforgiving, right? I don't allow people to denude the meaning of words and just out to sort of semantic their way from evility.
@nietzsche258918No, no, no. Like you said, this is bad. That's a genocide. It's really bad. Notice they're changing their values too. Notice this is a genocide over here, but this is not. A Genocide Over There.
@nietzsche258918People that are on the side of truth, it's always basically for everybody. The truth belongs to everyone. But the lie is to benefit some people or one individual at the expense of another. So of course we should not be forgiving and we should not allow them to get out of the evil jail, the special get out of evil jail card is semantics.
@nietzsche258918I don't let him do it. I don't play the semantic game.
Ian MalcolmI love it. And actually, I got two final questions before you open it up to everybody else. First and foremost, and this one's maybe a little bit deep. You mentioned that idea of truth, right? And that truth is somewhat akin to, and it's interesting in these spaces because we talked about the vampires sometimes. Truth is akin to sunlight, is akin to good.
Ian MalcolmAnd that essentially evil is the darkness, is the lies. It makes things very, very black and white and very obvious. And I'm kind of curious for your thoughts on how that idea has or has not been consistent. In other words, is this something that basically everybody has been able to accept among civilized society going back for, you know, not just let's say the centuries, but the civilizations in general?
Ian MalcolmIs it pretty easy to define those two things accordingly? Again, it's just kind of truth, goodness, and I suppose sunlight, which you could use loosely as just the willingness to engage in some kind of good faith.
@nietzsche258918Yeah, I mean, I think it is. And look, I don't think there's such a thing as absolute truth, right? So it's a matter of our confidence in knowing. And since we're all composed similarly, that which constitutes our humanity is our volition, our capacity to choose. We're all incredibly similar in that way, irrespective of the strength of that capacity, which relies on our ability to reason, right?
@nietzsche258918But the enemies of truth always have telltale signs, right? One is they are censorious. They want to shadow ban you. Gosh, we've all experienced that. They want to stop you from talking. I'll remind everyone that Frederick Douglass was right. Censorship is a double wrong because it's an offense not only against a person's right to speak, but an offense against a person's right to hear.
@nietzsche258918So you don't know what you're missing if people are curating. Each person that actually supports censorship, and of course we actually have proles on this app who have no power and actually defend censorship, enslaves himself. He's actually literally... slapping the shackles around his own neck and his own wrist and his own ankles saying, no, no, no, don't make me see this, please.
@nietzsche258918I need you to tell me what to think. And how can anybody respect you once you have submitted yourself to them in such an absolutely ignominious way? But as far as the way that we understand the truth, the discussion itself There is a dialectical thing where the truth comes out of discussion. You know, this is the Hegelian dialectic, which everybody seems to misunderstand.
@nietzsche258918When we talk about an idea, if you read the dialogues of Plato, you notice that the more they go on in the conversation, the deeper understanding they collectively have, the way the conversation moves to a deeper level of argumentation, more discreet, deeper in truth. And notice that people want to stop you from having that discussion.
@nietzsche258918They start engaging in all of those logical fallacies. For instance, the idea that ideas have guilt by association. Nope, nope, nope, they don't. The idea that the veracity of a given point is dependent upon the number of people who subscribe to it, really, then Isaac Newton would have been just laughed off of the stage, or same with Galileo when he said that the Earth was not at the center of the universe, because that was a very unpopular idea.
@nietzsche258918And we can go on and on and on, or that someone, some bad person, like an Austrian painter said this, really? Is it true or is it false? Notice that the telstel sign, of, and this is now an authoritarian thing, of the authoritarians is they create, as I said earlier, a false dichotomy between truth and goodness. Nope, nope, nope.
@nietzsche258918They are the same thing. If you're on the side of goodness, you're on the side of truth, and there is no such thing as a bad truth.
Ian MalcolmI love that. And because I said it, I'd only give you two more questions before I open it up. I also want to add in a quick little funny aside. Because David mentioned they are liars through their lie holes that are lying, that is one of many of David's kind of go-to. Somebody mentioned the term they used was something like Nietzschean bingo, I think.
Ian MalcolmAnd so I just want to ask everybody that's listening, if you are as big of a fan of David's as I am, in the purple pill, if you wouldn't mind, just add one of the catchphrases of Mr. Nietzsche. I would love to see what people come up with. because he really and David, you have some of these these pros that I think are just so fitting.
Ian MalcolmThey're so perfect. And that's one of the ones that every time I hear it, it genuinely makes me smile. Which brings me to the second question. This one, I guess, a little philosophical because you're talking about the truth is that the truth can never be wrong. I'm curious about what happens when people recognize that what they thought was true becomes false.
Ian MalcolmAnd so those individuals that, and this is very relevant for MAGA, right? For the people that are so tuned in to Fox News or the mainstream narrative, and let's just say left and right, the people that are on the liberal side listening to CNN, and they presume that whether it's Jake Tapper or Sean Hannity, that these people are giving them truth, right?
Ian MalcolmThe moment that they recognize that they're being intentionally lied to, I can appreciate The Hannity's of the world and Jake Tapper, all the media folks, in some degree, they all have to know that they are complicit in the lie. So that's certainly wrong and evil. What do we call it for those people that are in the MAGA movement that right now, the things that they truly believe are truth, right?
Ian MalcolmWhen they recognize that they've essentially been pushing the lie, no different than I suppose once upon a time, the people that were pushing the concept, I don't want to call it a lie because of the... Well, I don't let them off the hook so easily.
@nietzsche258918The phrase, none are so blind as those who will not see, applies to these people. And I think a lot of it is conformity. If you think about the way the worst ideas, you know, I'm not afraid of that one Stalin-esque sort of leader. I'm worried about those rightless poltroons that follow him. The people that, oh yes, whatever you say.
@nietzsche258918You know, talk about the worst kind of idolatry. It's those people, and why? Why did they do it? Surely you have, everybody has a bullshit meter. You know, I mean, everybody, if you just think, if you just, like I keep saying, consult that divine light within you. There is no such thing as a collective mind, by the way.
@nietzsche258918This is your individual responsibility. In this way, there is no such thing. Any more than there is a collective orgasm. No, no, no. You should be consulting your own divine light, and I do hold these people accountable. For the fact that they are industrious at hiding themselves from the truth. I say this in my personal life, by the way.
@nietzsche258918I say, no, no, it's Jewish supremacy. And you see that they're not ready for it. And I understand that. And I understand they've had cradle to the grave or will have cradle to the grave indoctrination. But, you know, we're resisting. You could be a little more courageous. You could be a little bit more bold. Henry David Thoreau was right.
@nietzsche258918The world would be better off if we were all a little more stubborn. Be that child out of the mouths of babes. What they're really saying is of innocent people who weren't indoctrinated enough not to just see the thing for what it is and say it for what it is. Gosh, this is wrong. That seems like bad. That's like a bad thing that you're doing right there.
@nietzsche258918Be that person. But the one thing I will say going back to the truth, the truth actually doesn't need your defense. The truth lasts forever whereas every lie has an expiration date. So be on the side of truth so you can know that you're on the side of goodness so that your soul and your conscious is heading in the right direction.
@nietzsche258918Don't fight desperately. Don't feel that you have to convince the person in front of you. Leave it with them. Leave it with them and their God and the divine light within them. Just make sure that you did the right thing by saying it and the rest is up to God and the person in front of you.
Ian MalcolmI love it. And David, one final fun question here, and I apologize because I said I'd give you two. And I did. Joanne found the David bingo card, which I put up into the nest. Whoever made this the first time, Kabuki Theater, he who posits must defend the few cubic feet of flesh, right? There's so many, and I do, I love all of them.
Ian MalcolmDavid, I gotta ask, when it comes to fiction, right, and heroes, I kind of share... What is it? Frodo, Luke Skywalker, right? There's a whole bunch of them that I think are very relevant. Harry Potter, perhaps, where they're characters that you can look at and you can say, hey, they go through the fire, they come through, I suppose, the hero's journey with Joseph Campbell, right?
Ian MalcolmBut there's meaning there that is good and wholesome. Who are some of those... Thank you so much for joining us.
@nietzsche258918Well, I have a special place in my heart for Odysseus, and I'll tell you why. Because the four great qualities of Western civilization are risk-taking, ingenuity, tolerance, and independence. Risk-taking, ingenuity, tolerance, and independence. And Odysseus is in kind of a way, irrespective of being a fictional character, is kind of the real founder of Western civilization because he's the apotheosis of those four qualities, meaning a perfect example of.
@nietzsche258918Think about it. He designed things. I think he designed the Trojan horse, that sort of thing. He also went on this journey, and every, of course, hero, just as Joseph Campbell understood, and I went through a period of my life where I was really into mythology, every hero goes down and comes back. Every hero has to go through sort of a defining journey and travail and overcome.
@nietzsche258918This is why, like I call my home Mimnos, the river forget that people had to drink from when they came out of Hades, you know? So every hero rises above or overcomes. It's like good versus evil, triumph over tribulation. And for Odysseus, it's special for me because the risk-taking is there, the ingenuity is there, the tolerance is there, and the independence.
@nietzsche258918So I can't think of a better character than Odysseus as a kind of inspiration and role model.
Ian MalcolmI love it. And David, so actually, you know what? I went over my limit. I want to make sure I get everybody else in here because I know there's a lot of people that are excited to ask you questions. And I truly do. Just listening to not only the responses that kind of formulate in your mind, right, and the ideas behind them, but also the way that you deliver them.
Ian MalcolmIt's beyond exceptional on this app where of hundreds of millions of users, you're one of my absolute favorite people. to be able to listen to. And I'm always humbled to be in a room with you, my friend. But let's go around the room. Joanne, anything that is top of mind aside from the fact that for anybody who did the update, the emoji icons on the X spaces have now become three-dimensional and they're kind of tripping me out.
Ian MalcolmBut Joanne, any thoughts on anything so far?
@joann_marieThank you so much for hosting. I love everything you add and it's crazy because it feels like all of your answers are prepared, kind of like a beauty queen, you know, like, it's like, yes, I already know who my hero is. I have no idea. When Ian was asking you, I was like, who is mine? And I kept like, I have no idea who it is.
@joann_marieSo I know it's just amazing Thank you so much. And I'm really happy that you're the special guest today, David. You're always a special guest, but mainly today.
@nietzsche258918Well, I mean, in my house, I'm a special guest. I hope I'm a special guest.
@joann_marieWhere's Mom?
@nietzsche258918I think she's up there.
@joann_marieBring her!
@nietzsche258918I don't know what she's doing out there. We have a day planned tomorrow, so I think she might be working towards that.
Ian MalcolmDavid's down at, like, Will Ferrell in, I think it's Wedding Crest. Meatloaf! I never know what she's doing back there.
@nietzsche258918I never know!
Ian MalcolmMa, the meatloaf!
@joann_marieAll right. Yeah, let's go to a couple of hands. And I just want to say hi to Mandy really quick because she is a surviving ancestor. Like King Arthur was his ancestor. So, yeah, that's why her last name is Arthur. And we're going to keep saying this forever.
Speaker 3Yeah, my dad told me that when I was a kid. And I remember, you know, when you're a kid and... My Dad Can Beat Your Dad Up
@joann_marieI know, it's awesome. And I love when we used to believe weird things when we were children. You know, that innocence is beautiful. So thank you so much for coming up, Manny.
Ian MalcolmDavid, I'm curious. Well, actually, Forti's up here with us. I just put a post up in the nest. I don't know if Forti, when we were talking about individuals you might revere, I don't know if that's what it was in reference to, but the piece of trivia you just put up into the purple pill, I've never seen that. Do you have any additional data points on that?
@allegedly_fortiIn regards to what? I mean, those were just some of the... Oh, oh, oh, about... Yeah, I can pull it up. Yeah, so there was two of Ted Kaczynski's... Victims or targets, whatever you want to call them, were directly connected to Epstein. One of them even got a payout from Epstein afterwards. He was a college professor who was using his position to find women for Epstein.
@allegedly_fortiAnd there's actually some correspondence, I believe, between them in the files. The other one, I can't remember the exact connection, but I know for sure that he was in the files as well. And then there was a third one. that I don't believe was in the files, but one of those other two got exposed as being in the files.
@allegedly_fortiPeople were doing some more research. People were like, holy shit, that was a big find. And so people researched some of the other targets of his. And one of the other guys, I don't remember how many there were altogether, but one of the other ones was another professor at some college that was doing research with worms, but still he was doing research to see if
@allegedly_fortiThrough Cannibalism, Memories Could Be Passed On. And that sounds very Epstein Tribe-esque. So yeah, I can try to pull up some of the posts to provide the receipts. I know Joanne, me and Joanne have talked about this before, so I know she's familiar with it as well. But yeah, I've always found him really interesting. Just a very eccentric man, but brilliant in just the way that he kind of just removed himself from society.
@allegedly_fortiand had all these big ideas and stuff about technology that I think are more poignant today than ever. But then to find out that the lie that we were always told was he was just some crazy guy in the woods who was against technology and sending bombs to random people. And it's turned out that that was certainly not the case and that he very well may have known a lot more than people gave him credit for and was in his own way.
@allegedly_fortiAnd again, he was a victim of MKUltra. In his own way was trying to fight back the best that he could. So yeah, he's a very fascinating man. I actually wanted to ask David about his opinion of him or if he's read the manifesto or any of his works.
@nietzsche258918He was a crazy guy in the woods. So definitely a bad guy. Ted Kaczynski was also a genius. I mean, a literal genius. And that's why he ended up at Harvard at 16. There was an interesting thing that happened when he was really young and his mother told the story where they took him to the hospital for something he had and he had to be sort of incubated or something when he was a baby.
@nietzsche258918And he was just this loving, happy baby. And they wouldn't let the parents around for like a week or two. And then he came back and he was like lifeless. He was like unresponsive and kind of like a zombie baby. And the things that happened, and then the MKUltra thing, I cannot... I cannot stress the horror of this enough for everyone else because remember again he went to Harvard at a younger age than most people so he was very impressionable and the psychological sort of tormentation that they had put him through was this idea of just absolutely building someone's self-esteem up and complimenting them and then just shredding that self-esteem and seeing what would come of it.
@nietzsche258918Well, this is a brutal, cruel thing. I mean, if you did that to a Southern kid and his dad showed up, you know, God bless you, your soul, for whatever happens next. But I do think, you know, Ted Kaczynski, as much as he, I mean, they found Al Gore's book veritably dipped in the highlighter in his shack, but people that do the things that Ted Kaczynski did, it really transcends whatever it is that they cared about.
@nietzsche258918He was a Luddite, kind of an anti-technology guy. I don't agree with that. I don't think you can stand to thwart history and yell stop. I don't think that these tools are inherently bad except for the people that wield them, right? I mean, it's really the people that enslave us. Whatever it is that we have, whatever it is that we create, they're going to turn that, if they can, to bad effect at our expense and to their benefit.
@nietzsche258918I've always had kind of that anarchic spirit that Ted Kaczynski had, and he was bemoaning the idea that he found himself sitting in a traffic light out in the middle of the country and sitting at it in such obedience that he's like, wow, the technology is controlling us. And when I sort of watched that in the sort of biopic of him,
@nietzsche258918I looked over at my wife and she laughed because I run those lights. I'm like, dude, man up. Why were you not just driving through them like I do? I mean, I would even admit to it if a cop pulled me over. Yeah, I thought no one was around. I don't do that. I don't hang out at those things. So as much as I understand why it is that Ted Kaczynski should be interesting, and again, he was a genius, I think ultimately we cannot succeed with dark souls.
@nietzsche258918I'm sorry, but we have to be the bigger souls. We cannot be in the business of taking out innocent people in hopes of getting a good one, all of these things. Where does that go? What does that accomplish? I will tell you, it accomplishes making the tyranny that rules over us double down, it gives them more power, and it goes in the opposite direction of what Ian and I were just talking about, where the morality wins, where the goodness wins.
@nietzsche258918You cannot sacrifice goodness in the present to arrive to a better future. That's a worship of futurity. I've always described it that way because if we all become temporarily immoral to arrive at a better future, then how could we possibly arrive at a better future without our morals? You can't turn them back on. You know, this is why in ancient Greece, they said ethos, it's habit.
@nietzsche258918Your morality is something you have to practice every day. If you were laid up in a coma for a year, you would lose the strength of your body. In the same way, we don't want to lose
@majestiiixThe Strength of Our Morals Excuse me, my name is James. I'm not an AI. You said two questions, you know, open up the dialogue with the company. You haven't done that yet. What?
Ian MalcolmOkay, so this is going to be bizarre. So, Aon, you are not AI, or so you have suggested. So, Aon, how do you feel when you have a glass of hot coffee on a 95-degree summer morning.
@majestiiixHow do I feel about it? It feels nice. I don't mind having hot coffee in a hot heat. It's just, you know, it depends. I like Starbucks. I like Starbucks. Cold coffee is nice. I just don't like a lot of ice in it.
Ian MalcolmYou don't like a lot of ice in it? Okay. What is your favorite very overly flavorful Starbucks drink?
@majestiiixLet me think. I've got to remember the last time I had it. Overly Flavorful Starbucks Drink. Um, yeah, I'm not sure, honest. Okay.
@joann_marieBut why don't you like ice, though? What do you have against ice?
@majestiiixWhat do I have against... What was that last book you said?
@joann_marieIce.
@majestiiixWhat do I have against ice? I don't have anything against ice.
@joann_marieYou said you don't like ice?
@majestiiixNo, I did not say that.
@joann_marieOh, I'm imagining things. Okay, so why are you up here? You say you're... Aeon who controls the era, Aeon and Aeon from Lord of God, aka the person James Lucifer.
@majestiiixYes, yes. I had the mind control holes, like the CIA and MKUltra, having conversations with them and them, you know, interfering with my technology so I don't post and change too many things too fast. I don't have anything against the CIA. I don't have anything against MKUltra as long as it's for the highest purpose of God's humanity.
@majestiiixBut at the same time, you know, it's a little bothersome because I had to spot it out and just have a conversation with my deities and basically be like, am I being watched by the CIA? And the one thing that got me questioning it is because I was going through my ex-timeline and there is this one post. I can go back to it.
@majestiiixI saved it in my bookmarks. If you want to hear it, it would just take me a minute to find it.
@mindarchetypesWhy are we letting this delusional person be real?
@majestiiixWhy are you calling me delusional?
@nietzsche258918He's literally saying nothing.
@majestiiixThat's offensive.
Ian MalcolmSo, Aon, I don't care if it's offensive. Here's what we're going to do. We are going to give you 30 seconds to say whatever you want. You can say your favorite Starbucks drink. You can say why you dislike Starbucks. You can spell Starbucks. You can spell it backwards. You can tell us how many letters in the alphabet are within Starbucks.
Ian MalcolmYou can do anything you want for the next 30 seconds. And then we're going to move on to the next speaker.
@majestiiixOkay, for the next 30 seconds. God's two biggest problems is how to connect a source and how to learn new data. And AI is the same thing, okay? And I have, let's see, 23 more seconds.
@majestiiixGod, the deities, spirits, very real. Reality, very real. Simulation, very real. Quantum physics, very real. I am very real. My real name is James Anthony Iwanowski. Born in Royal Oak. And what else can I say in the next 15 seconds? I live in East Point, Michigan, the United States of America. I've talked to Donald John J. Trump, the President of the United States, and I've had conversations that I've recorded on my iPhone.
@majestiiixBro, like, I don't know why people doubt who I am and my sincerity.
@allegedly_fortiI just think people don't care.
@majestiiixWhat do you mean people don't care?
@allegedly_fortiWell, like, who are you? Like, why do we care at all? Like, I was trying to have a back and forth with David here for a second, and then you just jumped in with claiming you're not AI.
@mindarchetypesBecause you didn't do what you said you were going to do. You're clearly an insane person. I am not.
@allegedly_fortiGood God. Okay, well, that was 30 seconds. So, David, I appreciate that analysis of Teddy there. And I think that's a very fair way to look at it. I just, to me, it just makes me wonder What would he have achieved if the MKUltra hadn't happened to him? I think it clearly messed him up in some way. Obviously, nobody knows exactly what was going through his head.
@allegedly_fortiIf you read some of his writings and stuff, I don't think he ever really wanted to hurt innocent people. I don't think that was his goal. by any stretch. But I think that he was just, there was some wires that got kind of crossed in his head that he just wasn't able to get out or to accomplish what he wanted to. It would be my interpretation of it.
@allegedly_fortiBut as far as the technology goes, again, I totally see your point. I just think that what his grander point was is that technology gets to a point where it doesn't matter Who's behind it? Because it is like the quote that I posted. We make so many compromises with it. And you can see this with, you know, with privacy.
@allegedly_fortiI think it would be like one of the greatest the greatest things of it. Like it's it's hard. It's hard because we all we all live with this with this technology. We all rely on it. But we have made lots of compromises with it. And it gets to a point where what point are you have you made too many compromises with technology, with your freedom?
@allegedly_fortiand Is That an Inevitability? Which I guess is kind of his whole question, but I do see his side of it when it comes to a point like that.
@joann_marieAnd Forti, I just went, oh no, go for it, David, and then I'll add the other thing.
@nietzsche258918It is amazing. I do think that great intellects that enjoy their solitude kind of arrive at some sort of anarchic moment where they don't want this kind of control or dominion over them. They don't like that their fellow man Becomes a Sheeple.
@nietzsche258918Not very much money to live.
@allegedly_fortiAnd he could have had, he could have lived lavishly, right? I mean, he had, he was, like you say, he was in Harvard, he was at 16, he was a genius. Like, I'm sure that he had all sorts of, you know, drawbacks. He could have been there rubbing elbows with the Epstein class, you know what I mean? But he chose to get away from all that, which also makes me wonder what he was exposed to at that young age, even outside of the MKUltra, you know, being in school, being the, you know, the child prodigy that he was.
@allegedly_fortithat maybe he did see some things or was exposed to some things or maybe even tried to be recruited for some things that he just wanted to get away from all of it.
@nietzsche258918Well, no, he was also disturbed as a child, basically, as an adolescent. He didn't have any friends. It was just kind of a cautionary tale about bumping your kid up grades because... They're younger and they're less mature, and the other kids kind of pick on them, and that was kind of the thing he was going through. Then he meets one guy who he becomes really, really close friends, and like someone that's starving of thirst, you know, they are rather dying of thirst, he kind of overly leans into this, and then the guy meets a girl, and he feels very, very betrayed.
@nietzsche258918These are veritable children. They're adolescents. And he does something mean like making a chemistry thing blow up in the guy's face, not really hurt him bad or anything. But clearly there was just, he was disturbed from a young age. But the MKUltra thing, I mean, that really, in my opinion, is what did it. It's just, I think it really just destroyed any chance he had of connecting with other people.
@nietzsche258918Just imagine, you know, just sort of, now you look at this psychologist as a hero and he's building you up and he just rug pulls. and just tears you down and says all of these mean and nasty things to you and it definitely scarred him for life.
Ian MalcolmWell, speaking of scarring for life, I'm going to add a funny little one up here to the nest for everybody. So this is perhaps one of the more wild labels that my account has gotten in quite some time. And you know what's curious is that... This was a post that I had shared by, I don't even know, dozens of accounts that had at least, let's say, 50 plus thousand followers.
Ian MalcolmAnd one of them was kind enough to say that they're going to join us for a space, I think, in October, Joanne. I'm really excited for that individual. He has about 75,000 followers or something in that ballpark. He was one of dozens of people that shared this post that I, again, I'm going to put the, well, actually, I can't even put the video into the nest anymore because now it is
Ian MalcolmLimited as visibility, limited because it is hateful conduct. And David, I want you to pick this one apart, David, because I'm going to debate this with Grok back and forth on the timeline publicly. The individual in the video, verbatim, he says the masters of the universe are Jews. That is verbatim his quote. He then goes on in the video to list off
Ian Malcolm10 different major technology companies and media companies that are owned by Jewish individuals. He even specifically calls out Zuckerberg, for example, by name, saying, we control Facebook. He says, so we need to use this control to change the narrative around Israel and our behaviors. We are losing on this front. We need to change the behaviors of other people, right?
Ian MalcolmNow, he's also saying this, of course, while suggesting that he's the master of the universe, which would then justify the suggestion, that they are both claiming victimhood about the current status quo while purchasing and controlling all of the things which the person in the video literally states that they are doing so that they can then propagandize everybody, which is specifically what you would do when you purchase tools to change a narrative while enslaving everybody, which is a reasonable term to use given that they refer to themselves as the masters
Ian Malcolmof the Universe. What does the master do? Oh, right, it enslaves things. That's the whole purpose of, right? What is it in the ring, right? Master, right? This whole notion, right, of master equals slave. And so, David, am I misstepping here? Because I'm convinced that I'm gonna be able to walk Grok through each piece of this and actually get Grok to admit that it's in the wrong.
Ian MalcolmAnd then I'm just going to smack it around intellectually like Schmiegel, I suppose.
@nietzsche258918I'm sorry, what's the question?
Ian MalcolmAm I terribly mistaken? If you look up in the nest, this comment that I made in line with the video that I just tried to give the description of, am I misunderstanding that there's no way that this should be able to be listed as hateful conduct, if not merely just another extension of the abusive control via propaganda manipulation of social media?
@nietzsche258918Well, of course it shouldn't. And isn't it interesting that all of the new definition of hateful conduct is being defined by those people who hate you? You know, I mean, we're literally being run by people who hate us. This is why outgroup psychopathy is obviously driving their behavior. And so now they're saying, well, this is hateful.
@nietzsche258918Think about it. If they're accusing you, It's like a rattlesnake saying that you're hateful because you're trying not to get bit by the rattlesnake. This is all of speech codes. Notice that the speech code is they're never trying to ban the Flat Earth Society. They're never trying to stop people from saying things that are palpably false, but dangerously true.
@nietzsche258918And again, remember, we just agreed that truth and goodness are natural corollaries or concomitants. These people would have us believe that it's hateful to speak the truth, and you notice why? Because they are hateful. Their defining quality is hate.
@joann_marieThe craziest part is that it's literally a you saying like, we are the masters of the universe! And Ian is just saying like, hey guys, here's a you saying we're the masters of the universe. And they're like, that's hateful! It's just wrong with them.
Ian MalcolmIt's insane. Joanne, Grok also has run away. It initially responded, and then when I just kind of peacefully laid out... A, they claim masters of the universe, which implies master and enslaving. That's a reasonable conclusion. B, they list off all the things they control and say that with that control, they're going to change the narrative.
Ian MalcolmAnd then C, they're going to essentially purchase any additional things they don't control so that they can ensure they have totalitarian control of the narrative. I'm literally just regurgitating this Jewish person's... The New World We Live In
Ian MalcolmPerhaps through IQ and the gaps that it seemed to demonstrate themselves between perhaps those on this panel and the Jewish supremacists, when we just win with logic, all they can do is just kind of take their ball and go home.
@nietzsche258918And we know they're talking about slavery. We know that that's what they mean because they're not the masters of the universe. That requires humbling yourself to knowledge, to facts. It was Francis Bacon that said nature to be commanded must be obeyed. Well, who's doing the job there? Wasn't it Copernicus in the 16th century that defined the heliocentric solar system?
@nietzsche258918Wasn't that him? I don't think that was one of them. What are all of the greatest achievements in the 17th century? Wasn't it Harvey, William Harvey, who figured out the circulation of the blood? That's understanding the universe. That was in the 17th. And by the way, a fellow 17th century, Guy, Isaac Newton, wrote The Laws of Motion.
@nietzsche258918Who did that? I mean, us. It's just like Edward Jenner, vaccinations in the good sense of it. Charles Darwin, remember, in the 19th century. Natural selection, evolution, germ theory, Louis Pasteur. I mean, like, you can go on and on. You did none of these things. What were you doing during this 500-year stretch of philosophy, of mathematics, with Leonard Euler and Frederick Goss?
@nietzsche258918All of these great geniuses, Immanuel Kant, what were you doing? You were clipping coins. That's what you were doing. You were rubbing two coins together and figuring out how to make a baby with them. That's it. That's not a master of the universe. You're saying that you want dominion over human flesh. Well, let me ask you something.
@nietzsche258918The greatest human beings that have ever lived, irrespective of culture, just anywhere on the planet, What did they all have in common? They didn't enslave themselves to other people, and they didn't ask other people to enslave to them. They willingly, in Promethean fashion, gave their ideas to the world, and we experienced them all the way up to the moment we're in.
@nietzsche258918Did they declare themselves the masters of the universe? No. They humbled themselves to the facts of reality, and then for the rest of us, they've redounded to the benefit of all mankind all the way up to the present.
Ian MalcolmIt's so well stated. And David, it's just wild, right? This idea that the ethos, and I'd be kind of curious, David, for your thoughts, because I know you've read a lot of the great, not only kind of more recent philosophers the last couple centuries, but even those of the way back machine, right? If you were to think through the Greeks, and you were just talking about Odysseus, right?
Ian MalcolmIf you think through the Greeks, the Romans, I think it was Zeus's law, obviously, that is referenced. Can you kind of walk through what the highest level of the Logos would have been for those people? Was it the pursuit of truth? And how does it compare to the hellscape that we live in today where the people that control everything are referring to themselves as the masters of the universe?
Ian MalcolmThe most unbridled arrogance I think anybody could possibly come up with.
@nietzsche258918Well, this is why I keep the same line pinned to my profile. He who rules himself cannot be ruled by others. I think philosophy really began in the real sense of what we mean by the word with Thales, one of the pre-Socratics, the seven sages of the ancient world, meaning the sages that came before, you know, Socrates and Aristotle and all those guys, the golden age of Greece.
@nietzsche258918And notice they all had some version of know thyself. They all thought that, you know, I wrote an allegory that I don't know if I've mentioned this to you, that I lost in a... In a flood, a flood of the basement where it was stored, and it was about a child that grew up in a village of darkness, and everybody else, of course, lived in that same village of darkness, and he stumbled upon a torch, a kind of a flashlight, and he turned it on, and he started going around the village with the whole village behind him, shining it on everything that they had never seen with their eyes,
@nietzsche258918and illuminating it so they could understand it better. And after doing this over and over again, they figured out that the most amazing thing in the village was the light itself. In other words, the light of our own soul, our own consciousness. And how do you shine the light on the light? This is the great challenge and mystery of humans.
@nietzsche258918It is the most interesting thing about the universe. And all of those ancient philosophers Right Away Saw This, Taming Yourself. You know, Pythagoras is the one where he coined the phrase like esoteric and exoteric. Well, the exoterica, you had to spend five years not talking before you entered into the esoteric where you could talk to people and share ideas philosophically.
@nietzsche258918In other words, you had to listen, right? Well, what does that mean? That means you had to contemplate, you had to think. And all of those ancient philosophers, they inspire you to think, to remain calm, to pursue wisdom. And that's what philosophy is, by the way. Philosophy is the love of wisdom. It doesn't mean you're wise.
@nietzsche258918I wouldn't call myself a philosopher if that's what it meant. It just meant that you love wisdom, that you think that that is the most valuable thing. And none of them disagreed on that. The second thing that none of them disagreed upon, none of them thought that the ends justified the means. The people that rule us, Believe that the ends justify the means.
@joann_marieThat was so beautiful. Sorry, Ian.
Ian MalcolmNo, it absolutely was. I apologize. I was trying to get back here from the appealing the hateful conduct label, which I'm going to submit my appeal in Hindu. And we'll see how this works. Currently working with one of the translations. I don't actually know what the characters represent. It looks like it's on the side of an Egyptian temple here that I'm looking at.
Ian MalcolmBut nonetheless, David, I sincerely appreciate that. And I I think you're, to kind of echo the sentiments of somebody that actually just shared the space, they were basically just suggesting that the way with words that you weave is incomparable. And you really truly are. You're a blessing to everybody that's in here. Let's go to Andy who's got his hand up.
@froemelandyI mean, I don't know if you guys have noticed this, but it just feels like there's this, I mean, mass demoralization effort. Like we've made this mass headway
@froemelandyAnd then there's like been influencers that have kind of flipped from talking about the JQ and more now saying, no, it's the Muslims. So it kind of feels like what we've been talking about is it's been overwhelmed with, I'd say almost slop about, no, no, it's the Muslims, it's the Muslims. And then that's kind of what it feels like.
@froemelandyAnd it's like, I don't like they're just trying to basically flood the zone with that flop. And then it's that. And then I don't even know what the fuck their plan is anymore besides keeping the Jewish Supremacy System and Plan.
@froemelandyPeople on the right that believe white people should have the right to advocate for themselves aren't going to vote for him either. So any chance J.D. Vance has at winning is completely kaput at this point. So if their plan was to install him and do their whole Peter Thiel gay AI thing, that's completely out the window, it feels like, at this point.
@froemelandyI just don't see how he can win an election because he's burning his bridges on both ends of the right wing political spectrum. But it feels like they're completely just trying to demoralize everyone. And then you have obviously like Lindsay Clancy. It just feels like everyone in this country has gone completely mad on both sides.
@froemelandyThen you have women who can't, some women who literally can't get over this fact and accept that, yes, a woman is responsible for murdering her own children and has to deal with consequences and are trying to rationalize it or even come up with this kooky conspiracy theory that No, the husband did it because someone on TikTok told them.
@froemelandyAnd it's like this. They've just I feel like this country is fractured into so many pieces. It's just it's it's unfixable. Like I don't like Humpty Dumpty's fallen. It cannot be put back together. That's what it feels like at this point. And it's just going to turn into this far left open borders, gay, trans hellscape.
@froemelandyThat's where it feels like this country is going. And I don't see any way out of that.
@nietzsche258918Well, I would The first thing I would say is a country isn't a real thing, right? So I just think about where humanity is going. Second is, don't fall for the idea that everything is incredibly, it's not that confusing, right? The story of civilization is defined by a struggle between those who wish to enslave and those who wish to be free.
@nietzsche258918And the reason why we have so much disequilibrium is because we're waking up to the fact that we're enslaved, that these people are enslaving us. That they were extracting our wealth by the trillions and reducing us to servitude in the process. So the idea, I don't want people to get in this sort of desperate feeling that everything's confusing and it's just, we can't understand it.
@nietzsche258918Yes, we can. It's not confusing. And we're rising up or rising against it. There is something cataclysmic that happens in civilization. That really the big changes are in some way shape or form cataclysmic like all of the revolutions of 1848 where they overthrew their monarchies but ultimately what rises out of them is something better and the philosophical energy going into the cataclysm is what wins the day coming out of them.
@nietzsche258918Let's make sure that's us and let's don't feel that we're confused. Let's don't feel that we're in...
@nietzsche258918Matrix itself is winding down. And then listen to us. We're able to describe everything. We're able to say what the magician is doing now. So don't be so mesmerized by it. We are going to win. The Great Awakening is happening. And irrespective of all the sufferings that you're saying that we're going through and that we're going to continue to go through, the future is a thousand times brighter than you imagine that it's going to be because it's going to be without the immiseration of Jewish supremacy.
@froemelandyI mean, the issue is, I don't think, I was thinking it was going to be OC, but I think now they're trying to actually... Andy, who cares?
@joann_marieWho wins? It's literally the same thing, left and right.
@froemelandyThey're both Israel. Like, Andy, I don't know why you don't get this. I think they might be going for John Ossoff in actual.
@nietzsche258918Who cares?
@froemelandyOh, my God.
@nietzsche258918Listen, the biggest misapprehension of democracy, as I keep saying, is the voting booth as our instrument of control over our rulers. Quite the reverse is true. That overrated little water closet that we call the voting booth is not going to save us. In fact, it is... Thank you so much for joining us.
@nietzsche258918Do you really think that that is the answer? The answer is that we rise up against these people. And the way we begin to do it is with the truth. So stop thinking the voting booth is going to save you. Stop thinking that a politician is going to save you. None of these people are working on your behalf. In the beginning of the person that is going to work on your behalf, if they say it's a genocide in Gaza, they renounce Jewish supremacy and renounce any support of Israel whatsoever.
@froemelandyYes, correct. And I think one thing we need to do is also delegitimize the term anti-Semite because these people that we are against are not Semites. So if they say, oh, you're an anti-Semite, instead of saying, no, I'm not, let's not even play that term game and stop using that term because that's the term that they use to hold on to their power.
@froemelandyMake them use the term Jew-hater or anti-Jew.
@nietzsche258918You don't have to make them do anything. Just let the bullets bounce off of you. Once you realize that they have no effect, what are they going to do? They're going to use them more and more and more. And then what does that do? That makes it less and less and less effective. If you shy away, that's what makes it work.
@nietzsche258918But if you just stand there and realize, oh, this doesn't hurt me. This is nothing. That's the way to win. There's no tricky way to figure out how to make that word have any less meaning except for just let them wield it. Go ahead. Do your worst. We're not going to stop saying the thing.
@froemelandyExactly. Yeah, we'll keep saying what we're going to say. I'm saying if they use it, I'm saying we shouldn't even use that word. That word is getting to lose all its meaning because they're improperly using it because their whole point is they want to believe that they are the rightful inhabitants.
@joann_marieAmazing. Thank you so much, David. I loved everything. All right. Niko, welcome. Go for it.
@mindarchetypesHey, how's it going, Ian? How's it going, Joanne? How are you doing, David?
@nietzsche258918Doing well, my friend.
@mindarchetypesI just wanted to touch on something that Andy had said about demoralization. It's... Their attempts to demoralize are definitely going to get worse. Animals tend to thrash out when they're in their death throes.
@mindarchetypesI think the best way to not get demoralized about it is to kind of realize, even though we're going to be fighting it, and we're going to win, because that's pretty obvious. It's like David says, every lie has an expiration date. I think we need to get okay. with the fact that this may be a multi-generational problem. We may never see the end of this in our lifetimes, but that shouldn't stop us from fighting for the truth, and I don't see why it should get as demoralized that things might get worse.
@mindarchetypesYou look at places like the Soviet Union. They went through probably two to three generations of just being completely enslaved, and they still made their way out of it. Corrupt structures around them mostly crumbled because they were built on lies. And that happens with every single institution and structure that is built on lies.
@mindarchetypesSo you don't have to worry about so much winning because that's going to be inevitable.
@nietzsche258918No, I didn't. I can hear you now.
Ian MalcolmWeird. Okay. Niko, any other thoughts that you wanted to add?
@nietzsche258918I do want to make a point or respond to Niko, though. I agree. Only the virtuous can think that way. I mean, I think the winning is going to come a lot more quickly. But when you talk about multi-generational, I think about the cathedral at Notre Dame. You know, it took about 200 years to build. So that means that most of the people are great, or generations of people worked on this, knowing that they would never live to see its fulfillment.
@nietzsche258918And so that inevitably smacks of human solidarity, like there's something spiritual about it, there's something numinous about it, where they feel connected, not only with the people that are living now, but with the eternal person, with people that are going to live Many, many generations beyond them. And I don't think that the people that we oppose can operate that way.
@nietzsche258918They live in desperation. They're motivated by greed and sentience and all the things that they can get because it's a zero-sum game for them at the expense of other people. Whereas those people that built Notre Dame, it wasn't a zero-sum game for them. They were just thinking, I want to contribute to the goodness of mankind.
@nietzsche258918So I think that that's why I've always thought that we had to be and own long suffering. We had to own this kind of idea of humbly doing the best that we can, saying the truth, aligning ourselves with humans that are sticking up for us and reciprocating in the same fashion. So I love what you said. I do think the winning is gonna, I mean, look at the change that's happened in the last six months and the last year.
@nietzsche258918Look at what we're able to say. Look at where we are. You notice that we have people all over the place, even outside of X, calling out Jewish supremacy. And that would have been unthinkable before. So it's as though these people, they're using the same weapons, but they're just not working on us. That, to me, portends of speeding up of the success that we're already having.
@mindarchetypesYeah, I definitely agree with you. And you made me think a question, and I want to get your thoughts on it. A lot of these societies that built things like this, like the Cathedral of Notre Dame, where you're basically laying a stone expecting that hopefully maybe your great-great-grandchildren will be laying the final one.
@mindarchetypesAnd that seems to come from kind of a patrilineal line of thought. Do you think the reason that the...
@mindarchetypesThe ideas that come out of Jewish supremacy, maybe that might be because they have been for a very long time a matrilineal society?
@nietzsche258918No, I can't lay it at that. I think the modus operandi of out-group psychopathy came from living within civilizations that aren't theirs and figuring out that they can undermine those civilizations. I just think that's a habit that they established. I think it's... Basically, it really, really does mirror in biology the relationship between a parasite and a host.
@nietzsche258918I don't think that that's inherent. I do believe that when we overcome Jewish supremacy, you're going to see the best version of our Jewish brothers and sisters, you know, the ones, the Richard Feynman's, you know, even the Spinoza's who I actually admire, but... A great many of them that live peacefully and kindly with great fraternity even to this day.
@nietzsche258918The Glenn Greenwalds of the world that have the courage to call out the genocide in Gaza. I think the best version of them will come out of us overcoming Jewish supremacy, but I do believe that it just became a method that was habituated over centuries of this out-group psychopathy. And the only people in the world that have done this.
@nietzsche258918I cannot think of any in the 11 or 12,000 years of actual civilization I know of no other group that habituated to this out-group psychopathy to going into another civilization and undermining it by coalescing the malcontents, reducing its morals, deracinating those morals, weakening the bond between humans, turning a high-trust society into a low-trust society, impoverishing them through financial means.
@nietzsche258918I don't know of any other people in the history of civilization that habituated to that method or that modus operandi of survival and prosperity.
@mindarchetypesThat's fair. I could probably postulate that there were groups of people like that, but in the time before we really had written history and therefore would have had records for that. The world was much more of a violent place because we hadn't really evolved much on moral grounds. So I would assume if there were those kinds of peoples that they would have been wiped out.
@nietzsche258918Well, I mean, but remember, I'm talking about going into another stuff and doing this by deceptive means. I'm not talking about Genghis Khan, who literally decimated... You know, global civilization. There were 400 million people alive and he killed 40 million people. So I'm not talking about conquerors. You know, there have been, of course, conquerors.
@nietzsche258918The Cyrus the Great, of course, the Persian Empire was amazing and he was a great leader. But I can't think of any other people whose modus operandi was to do this from within another culture, to pretend, to essentially cosplay, we're one of you. David, I hope that you're right that all of our Jewish brothers and sisters are going to
@joann_marieSee how it really is. But I posted in the Purple Pill a speech by Sarah Horowitz that she used to be the speechwriter of Obama. And she's like telling like, oh, no, the Jews are realizing that we're like committing genocide. And instead of being like, yeah, we should stop. Well, she's like the Jewish Gen Zers are realizing that we're committing genocide.
@joann_marieAnd they're like, oh, no, they shouldn't be committing genocide. And they're like having some self-awareness. And instead of being like, no, we should It's amazing that
@nietzsche258918They don't, I've always thought that self-awareness goes when empathy goes. Because your empathetic power, and I'd love to hear Amir Opine about this, because your empathetic power is a conceptual power. That would be from the prefrontal cortex, where you can kind of like gauge the other person, how they feel, and kind of put yourself in their shoes.
@nietzsche258918Okay, well, that's where your self-awareness comes because that means you're able to use that same power to figure out how you look to this other person, the impact that you're making on this other person. So when these people lose all empathy, they also lose self-awareness and they say the most insane things. The biggest purveyors of anti-Semitism are the Mark Levins and the Ben Shapirs of the world.
@nietzsche258918All they have to do is talk and they create their version of anti-Semitism. Why is that? Don't you, like, if you're digging a hole, like, if it's getting worse, what's the old saying? Stop digging, right? These people keep digging. They keep saying the worst things. It's what they say. The one that kills me is, well, yes, we did intentionally bomb all those schools, but in our defense, someone that we wanted to kill ran in the school.
@nietzsche258918You're admitting to mass exterminating children right in front of the world, and you're okay with saying that? Wow, it's unbelievable that anybody would defend this indefensible position.
@joann_marieIt's genuinely so insane. And the lack of self-awareness is what, like, I keep, I should be used to it because I hear it like all the time in these past three years, but I keep getting surprised by it. It's just over and over. I'm like, how? How? This is insane. But Amito did came up. So, Amito, what do you think of what David said?
@iqviajqThank you. Well, first of all, I want all the ad revenue because I'm the first person to call David the Philosopher King, if I'm not mistaken, which I think is a very appropriate title.
@iqviajqMy royalties are yours, Amiru.
Ian MalcolmYou can have all of the non-existent shekels that X gives me.
@iqviajqThe five cents that Elon gives you, yeah. And they're so happy. They're like, yeah, your early account, whatever, there's money on X. It's like, come on, we've seen how much you guys give out. It's like nothing. But about the lack of self-awareness, well, first of all, Mark Levin, right, recently trying to talk to the youth.
@iqviajqI mean, I don't know why he's aiming the message at the youth because no one is watching his show under like 70, right? But he's talking about how back then there was like famine and World War II and they were like going to war. Why can't you go to war? It's like, how could, like... David is saying, how could you just keep repeating this stuff and digging a hole further and further?
@iqviajqAnd there's this term, there's this thing called extinction burst in behavior modification, which is when you start repeating a behavior over and over again, when you're not getting what you want, because it's all you know what to do. So like if you're knocking on a door, right? And no one's answering, you start knocking harder and louder and more frequently.
@iqviajqAnd then you reach like, The extinction burst is when you are basically knocking so hard and then you just give up and that might take hours right and that's not the best example but that's something that people do let's say when they're used to getting their way once up when they engage in a behavior and they're not getting that result so they keep repeating the behavior and I think all they do is lie I mean that has worked for them like they would say thousands of years that has always worked so they're just spamming it more and more and they're
@iqviajqAnd it's just not working, but they don't know what else to do. And I think they're still stuck in this extinction burst. It's called extinction because you put the desired response on extinction. So they're expecting to lie and get what they want, and they're not getting what they want. And so you keep trying over and over again, and that's putting it on extinction.
@iqviajqSo we've basically denied them the reward that they're used to getting by lying. As for the lack of self-awareness, you know, And you mentioned the prefrontal cortex, so I immediately came up, but self-monitoring or tracking yourself and paying attention to yourself, especially by having an inner dialogue, that's part of it, but part of what makes us sane creatures, and I get this from Jordan Peterson, he talks about us outsourcing our sanity.
@iqviajqIf you put someone in, like, think of the, what do you call it, solitary confinement, it only takes so much time before you go insane, because It's almost like one consciousness on its own cannot actually sustain the complexity of the world. We have to kind of communicate with other consciousness to kind of stay grounded in the world.
@iqviajqAnd they have kind of, in a sense, shunned the rest of humanity, right? There's such a small, what, 0.2% of the global population, and everyone else is wrong, and everyone else is not a human, and everyone else is lesser. Like, you cannot possibly be grounded in reality and think that. So I think it's their own religion that is shooting themselves in the foot because they think that we're not humans.
@iqviajqThey think all you have to do is lie to us and it'll work. And it's like their worldview is shattering before them, I think, especially the older ones like Ben Shapiro and Mark Levin. They're like, how is this not working? This always worked, right? And all they got left is the MAGA boomers. Not even the boomers. There are a lot of base boomers out there.
@iqviajqI'm happy to see them. It's the Magaboomers and Jews. That's all we got left.
@nietzsche258918I would say also they become the lie. If you lie habitually, if it's just your modus operandi, you become the lie. Because you view, if you live and think in a zero-sum game, you're not trying to, it's the difference in trying to climb a mountain or enslave the man who's trying to climb the mountain. If you're trying to climb the mountain, you have to understand reality.
@nietzsche258918You have to conform to reality, which is the function of consciousness. But no, no, no, not for these people. Their function is to enslave the rest of us. And so since truth is their enemy, then they have a reason to obfuscate, to play the language game, and of course to lie. Over time, they become that lie. They lose their sense of their consciousness of lying.
@nietzsche258918They just think, of words as weapons is not something to derive or point towards the truth.
@iqviajqAnd schizophrenia is a detachment from reality, and their belief system is so not compatible with reality, hence, you know, you get what you wish for, essentially. You don't want to be in reality? Fine. But you're going to suffer the consequences.
@joann_marieBut they also deny reality, and that's what I was, like, saying about the video that I posted, that when people, they see the reality, and they're like, no, no, no, don't see it, don't see it, and they, like, actively stop...
@joann_marieLike a concentration camp in Germany. And then there's like a secret service person there telling them like, be careful. Last year there was Nazis here trying to kill Jews. Like obviously that didn't fucking happen, you know? And then they go there and they're like in Belgium or something. And then there is like these old men there just like standing there.
@joann_marieAnd then there's these women from Israel. And they're like, oh, where are you from? And she's like, Israel, you know? And they're like, oh, okay. So they turn around. This is all being filmed. And they're like, did you hear that? He called us whores. You know that you're being filmed, that that didn't happen. How are you making this up?
@joann_marieAnd they just keep repeating that over and over. They are just in a crazy reality where they are just traumatized over and over and nobody checks them of the insanity that they say. And right now they're finally being confronted with reality and they are losing it. But the torture that they put...
@iqviajqSome things, I'm not like an expert on it, but I can look into it more because it is relevant to the conversation. One thing I can say about this thing called the ACC or anterior cingulate cortex, it doesn't really matter what it's called. It basically detects when you make a mistake so you can correct yourself. I imagine that, and it's very important for like higher functioning.
@iqviajqIt's almost as if, you know how they say walking is falling and catching yourself? It's like fixing the mistake more than it is like an actual action. Self-correcting
@joann_marieAll right. Thank you so much, Amiru. And guys, please, again, repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and bookmark it. It helps so much with the algorithm. And follow Ian and David and everyone in the panel are just absolutely amazing. So thank you so much. Moneypenny, go for it.
@nic_moneypennyThank you, guys. Thank you for letting me speak. I want to probe David's brain a bit, if he doesn't mind, with... My particularly lateral philosophical economics and demographics is probably the way to put it, because I'm really interested. I've been listening, obviously, in the background for about an hour. I want to put forward a hypothesis, and I would love your views on it, David, if you don't mind.
@nic_moneypennyNow, this is based on, I'm not saying exactly today, but probably this week, this month, exactly 100 years ago in 1926.
@nic_moneypennyDaniel Day-Lewis was pictured in a film called There Will Be Blood, where the whole oil grabbed...
@nietzsche258918Wait, in 1926? I don't think he was alive then, was he?
@nic_moneypennyThis is the film. Daniel Day-Lewis was portraying the oil struggle... Oh, I'm sorry, I'm with you now. Yeah, sorry, he was the actor, not him exactly. Okay, so he was portraying, he was acting... As one of the parts of what became the first big oil cartels and the energy grabs and I think a lot of the divisions of the elites, the social class divides that began in an extreme way almost exactly 100 years ago now.
@nic_moneypennyAnd in fact, bizarrely, the deal that Standard Oil did with the US government and the decision as to how to control oil and energy and pricing and banks and all the rest of it, which came out 100 years ago with Standard Oil. About two months ago, Standard Nuclear signed the same deal with the Trump administration for nuclear power.
@nic_moneypennyI think there's a certain irony there. So 100 years ago, we had people who were coming out of the First World War. Not yet into the second, but, you know, certainly at a level of chaos, depending on where you live. But a lot of the world, particularly Europe, obviously, would still be in a lot of turmoil, coming out of rationing, workplace changeovers.
@nic_moneypennyYou know, women had been in the workplace. There'd been a lot of manufacturing of munitions. And things had changed dramatically for people at that time. And then, obviously, the oil debacle that was portrayed in the movie There Will Be Blood. As it rightly says, there was a lot of blood. There was no empathy for people.
@nic_moneypennyThere was no respect for people. Greed and lust and grabbing wealth and assets became like an omnipotent obsession where people realized, having come out of the First World War, that they needed to grab everything they could get now. And it was a very uncertain time. Now, the point that I'm making is now where we are, Every working adult, and I'm saying that because any adult that is currently over 80, and every adult who is over the age of 18, or even younger obviously, would never have been in a world war, or lived just at the time, just before, or just after.
@nic_moneypennyFor the first time in a century, we have an adult working population that have not lived through a world war. That has not lived, either as a child, an adult, or a mature person, at some point has not lived during a world war. This is the first time. This decade, literally, is the first time an adult population for a century, I mean other than smaller wars, obviously territorial wars, but I'm talking big world wars.
@nic_moneypennySo we now have an adult population. that doesn't understand the desperation of big world war, of rationing, of constant terror, of constant fear, of constant death, of constantly living under threat, and constantly having a lot of things to think about that are the basic safety, you know, Maslow pyramid, safety, security, the base of the pyramid stuff.
@nic_moneypennyThey were not looking at, you know, designer stuff. That wasn't their mentality. And equally, They probably didn't have the same time to invest in even challenging other religions or cultures. And obviously people movement had not started in great earnest. The transport system had not evolved to that extent. But now we're in a situation where we have no working adults that have ever lived through a time of world war.
@nic_moneypennyAnd probably the biggest fear that all of us as working adults, or biggest change, biggest lack of control over ourselves, The pandemic was 2020 to 2025 when for the first time a working population of adults that had never as a group been put in a rabbit pen and ordered to do things and ordered to stay at home and ordered to wear masks and food was slightly restricted, there were certain foods you couldn't get, there were certain things you couldn't have, there were certain things you couldn't do.
@nic_moneypennyAnd it was a controlled, very controlled, in some ways a conformity type experiment where some of us developed what you said, the word empathy. Some of us during that period of being locked down had empathy because we started to understand. Some of us even talked to our neighbors for the first time. Some of us realized as a community that it was very helpful to have a doctor or a dentist or somebody living nearby that you could call on.
@nic_moneypennyAnd so for some of us, that period of being locked down, whilst incredibly volatile and scary and bringing fear into all of us to some extent, it also pushed those of us who were capable of showing empathy. And then I look back to about 2025, when obviously many of us were talking about population collapse. Now we know all the birth rate figures.
@nic_moneypennyWe know even the survival of babies, termination of babies. Absolutely, no matter what we go into about why it happened, the population, not just in the UK, worldwide, seem to be going on the downward shadow. But then you look at the plague when millions of people over a period of time died incredibly quickly. It's several hundred times...
@nic_moneypennyYou know, percentage-wise more than what happened in the pandemic here with us. People died at a rapid amount and the birth rate dropped at a rapid amount because you didn't have the adults, the children. And when people came out of it, it was a good time. It was a very good time because suddenly there weren't enough people.
@nic_moneypennyThe power struggle started to go back to what we call the proletariat, the working classes.
@nic_moneypennySuddenly had more power. Power was restored. The lack of people, the lack of being able to argue your salary suddenly returned. You could argue your salary. You could demand more. You weren't a beaten down enslaved individual. You had a change of heart. You felt better. You came out of the plague feeling more confident, feeling that you were more important and you mattered in society more.
@nic_moneypennyThere's that story that I've just told there. My question really to you, David, because you sort of hinted a little bit about whether or not we're actually at the worst of times and whether or not this is unusual, the period we're in, and talking about, well, of course, we're not confused. That would be stupid. and there's all that narcissism play as well that you touched on with, you know, the worst thing we can do is play as though our governments and elites around us are tormenting us and that we scream and cry and shout and whatever.
@nic_moneypennyThat's exactly what the narcissist wants. The no-reaction grey man is what we should be doing and, you know, fluffing it out of our hair and carrying on and not letting it show as though it's having any impact on us. That's what you do with a narcissist. You don't react. And I wonder, is that, Thank you very much.
@nic_moneypennyOur struggles of religion or politics or economics or sociology, whatever it might be, because we have nothing else to be united to fight against. You'll just say no at the end of this. That'd be quite funny. Anyway, I'll stop there.
@nietzsche258918Well, I don't think that we learn so much from the world wars as it seems like you're implying that we learn, especially as Americans, because... Quite frankly, we didn't really need to fight them, right?
@nic_moneypennyNo, you didn't turn up till the last minute, for God's sake.
@nietzsche258918Well, even in World War I, I mean, most people in America that were even being shipped off to fight in World War I just pretty much had no idea. As the famous saying goes, why does one butcher's assistant from... Oh, wait, wait, wait.
@joann_marieHold on, David. I'm so sorry. Ian, the space is going to crash, so please reset it. And if it does crash, he will open right back.
@nietzsche258918I'm so sorry, David. So the fact that one Bush's assistant from Toledo has no idea why he's shooting at this other Bush's assistant from Hamburg, that's kind of the story of World War I. I do like the example of the plague, though, because that really is a perfect example of how we rise out of, I think, immiseration is really what, and people are experiencing a great deal of this today, is really the thing that impels them towards,
@nietzsche258918Higher or Deeper Truths figuring out what what immiserates them which is why I've always said and you heard me say earlier in the space you know Karl Marx was wrong history isn't defined by a struggle between classes but by a struggle between those who wish to enslave and those who wish to be free and we are clearly being enslaved and if you doubt that fact just remember that slavery by definition is specifically the confiscation of human effort and we conveniently plasticize our human effort into money
@nietzsche258918And they take that and they only take a portion of it because if you keep the slaves working while they yell, I am free, then you've really won the game because this is something that's going to pay off in perpetuity so well that you can go borrow not just against their future production but against the future production of their kids and their grandkids which is why they're constantly telling you and everyone else how much in debt you are which is...
@nietzsche258918Bullcrap, they're the ones in debt. They're the ones that have created this. And we simply have the raw material of success and prosperity is really just freedom. And we're not free. So I think the truth does win out. I think the story of history is that people rise above the falsity because every lie, as I've been saying, has an expiration date.
@nietzsche258918Remember, you kind of characterized the plague right. But one thing, the Industrial Revolution, in a way, was kick-started out of the plague. The furrowed plow had just come along a couple of hundred years before the plague and, of course, the free crop rotation. So, yes, they found themselves with an incredible, abundant amount of food for the paucity of people that existed after the plague.
@nietzsche258918I think as much as half of everyone in Europe had died. And so people would just drop the surfs, basically, just drop their plows, just drop their hoes, just walked off of the estates.
@nietzsche258918When the Golden Age of Greece was over, there was still Greece. You know, even same with Egypt long before that. So I do believe that our brightest days are ahead of us. I don't think that history is recursive. It certainly is not. It is evolutionary. You do see recursive themes, of course. You do see us sort of falling for the same thing.
@nietzsche258918You see some similarity in the dialectic and the back and forth. But ultimately, it is evolutionary. We consume and evolve past the bad ideas. We basically grasp more discrete levels of truth. This is why Aristotle said that knowledge is superior, which is furthest from our senses, because this is applicable to a multitude of circumstances.
@nietzsche258918So a deeper understanding of knowledge, a deeper understanding of existence, whether it be physics or whether it be philosophy or whether it be economics and just the relationship that we have with one another, I do think that ultimately, I like the plague example because ultimately these great cataclysms lead to a better place.
@nietzsche258918We learn from them and this is certainly what's going to happen now. We are all becoming aware that we're being immiserated by the same people, the technoligarchs, the Jewish supremacists, and I think everybody around the world is feeling the same way. We have been productized. It doesn't even matter if you live in a communist country or a capitalist country.
@nietzsche258918All of these countries talk about you as though your bush is to be manicured or a lawn to be trimmed. You're a means of some other end, and what end is that? Their end. They're clearly benefiting. The billionaires are doing great. The technoligarchs and the oligarchs are doing great. The rest of us, not so good. It's that disequilibrium that will inevitably right itself.
@nic_moneypennyI think there is a recursive cycle. And I think maybe because I'm trained as an economist and I'm thinking, you know, in the 1980s and, you know, also maybe in the 1960s too, there was an elite. There was... The materialism, there was the grab for the new food mixer or the wallpaper that had green and orange flowers on it or whatever it might be.
@nic_moneypennyIn the 1980s, we were wearing shoulder pads and going into an investment bank for the first time with big gold spangly earrings on and chain smoking over a future broker's desk. But then there was the correction because then there was the big crash and then there was the clear out. And then it sort of had to restart again.
@nic_moneypennyNow, that has happened almost all the way through history. Every 20 or 30 years, there is a financial economic crash. You know, inflation was, well, you know, 20, 22%. I remember when I was a kid, without giving too much of my age away, my parents were talking about things at 20%, you know, that they were paying on a mortgage or a borrowing or whatever it might be.
@nic_moneypennyBut also with technology. You know, I mean, I think the suppression of great technologies, when you look at even more, you know, what Terry was doing.
@nietzsche258918Hold on a second, though. But the big moments in history are not recursive, right? So civilization began when it was contemporaneous with woolly mammoths, right? There was no written language. Okay, so notice the evolution of language. The Evolution of the Beginning of Technology. There were no hierarchies until civilization.
@nietzsche258918There were no hierarchies as far as... We lost a lot of the technology, didn't we?
@nic_moneypennyI mean, what did they build the pyramids with? Those sorts of things I'm talking about.
@nietzsche258918Okay, okay. But let me explain this, though. On the big moments of history, it is not recursive, right? It is evolutionary. I'll point you to 1848. So to this very day, the biggest revolution in Europe was in 1848. were all of a sudden, all of these countries overthrew their monarchies. Why? Because the lie or the presupposition of monarchical power, the divine right of kings, was built on a giant lie.
@nietzsche258918It was an extreme contradiction. And this lie, like I've been saying, every lie has an expiration date. And this lie, especially with the powder that had been stored for this Intellectual War, Voltaire, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Diderot, John Locke, and all of the great Enlightenment thinkers of the early to mid-18th century laid the powder for this revolution in 1848.
@nietzsche258918This was a spontaneous revolution and we never looked back from it. We never looked back from this Throwing off of this absolute monarchical power. This is something, the same thing kind of happened with the Catholic Church. I'm not talking about the Catholic Church of today, but the Catholic Church of the Reformation, the same thing.
@nietzsche258918We have these moments where it's not recursive. We don't go back and then have that same thing. Same with Ptolemaic astronomy. Ptolemaic astronomy lasted a thousand years. You could predict where the moon was going to be within like, hold on, hold on one second, like 500 years. But Copernicus comes along, explains it to everyone.
@nietzsche258918Intuitively, people grasp that, oh yes, this makes more sense. And that Copernican moment, we never look back from it. Newtonian physics, exactly the same way. That Newtonian moment, we never look back from it. So on the big things of history, on the big facts of existence, it is not recursive, it's evolutionary.
@nic_moneypennyWell, you see, I would argue, I'm technically a European more than I am an American, okay? We've got the fall of the Soviets. We've got the Berlin Wall coming down. We've got all these things that were massive revolutionary events for people living in Europe on this side of the world. I don't think, you know, maybe are taken into account so much in the way that you're talking.
@nic_moneypennyYou're talking with a very American-centric view, my opinion.
@nietzsche258918Oh, Copernicus was Danish. I'm not talking for an American-centric. Do you think, how many people do you think?
@nic_moneypennyI think I'm talking economics more than philosophy.
@nietzsche258918No, no, I'm just talking about existence. The big moments of existence. Do you think when Magellan circumnavigated the world, it changed the way people thought about the world? Do you think when Copernicus basically wrote his On the Revolutions, when he wrote that, which is a masterpiece, I have it right here on my desk, when he wrote that incredible great masterpiece, do you think that people still believed in a geocentric universe?
@nietzsche258918No, of course not. The big moments of history are evolutionary, right? The same thing when I talked about overthrowing the monarchical powers. This is an American, by the way. Well, America did resist a monarchical power, but no, this is something that Europe saw in the 19th century. Do you think that they're going to go back to that?
@nietzsche258918Do you think they're going to have, you know, King Tommy and I rule everything? No, of course not. No, these are evolutionary moments in history. Same with mathematics. Same with any aspect of the big moments in history, of course, are evolutionary. And it doesn't mean that there aren't patterns. So I think that's what you're saying, and I do agree with you there.
@nietzsche258918Okay, thank you.
@joann_marieYou reminded me of a quote that I like about Schopenhauer, David, and I know that you like Schopenhauer as well. All truth passes through three stages. First is ridiculed. Second, it's violently opposed. And third, it's accepted as being self-evident. And I like that quote, Thomas.
@nietzsche258918Yes, and for everybody else in the room, you know that Schopenhauer's opus was The World as Will and Representation. And he described, he thought that the locus of our identity was our will, not so much as our rational faculty. And he described your rational faculty as like a weak man A strong man was blind carrying a weak man on his shoulders.
@nietzsche258918That's reason, on his shoulders. But ultimately, the strong man that's blind is choosing the direction. So this is where we rationalize. So Schopenhauer's whole thing was to overcome, was basically to really control your wanting machine. To gain dominion over your thoughts. This is why he kind of was the first philosopher to really start melding with Eastern philosophy.
@nietzsche258918His dog was named Atman, which is kind of the Hindu version of the soul. So yes, Schopenhauer is a wonderful philosopher, and I recommend him to everyone.
@nic_moneypennyWell, all I'd say is the head of the European Parliament, when Pfizer and Moderna decided to pretty much shut down Europe with great sickness and a lot of money and a lot of blackmail going on, The head of the European Parliament, who was the first person to get the whole of Europe to come together and unite against the American pharmaceutical companies, told us the difference between democracy and tyranny.
@nic_moneypennyHe said tyranny is where your government knows absolutely everything about you and democracy is when you know and trust your government and we have all as a result of the pandemic. Lost every bit of trust we ever had, not just in our government, but in our public health systems, in our communities, and in our ability to allow other people to control our lives and our economics.
@nic_moneypennyAnd I think he was right.
@nietzsche258918Well, if I may now represent myself as a true American and in solidarity with my beloved Thomas Jefferson, I hope everybody mistrusts government. Good. Trust them less. Trust these people less. You know, Thomas Paine said that government at its best is a necessary evil, at its worst, an intolerable one. I agree, except for the necessary part, so.
@nietzsche258918Yeah, that's good.
@nic_moneypennyBut we all trusted our doctors and our teachers before the pandemic, and now we don't trust our doctors and teachers after the pandemic. Good, but don't.
@nietzsche258918But good. You shouldn't be. You know, this is... Look, the one person that I don't trust is the person who says, trust me. I would never trust a person that says, trust me. I never had that relationship with my doctor. Every new doctor that I have, I tell them my first meeting, you are going to have to talk the science with me.
@nietzsche258918If you talk over my head, it's my responsibility to go learn, but simply explain it to me. Don't just prescribe. We're going to have a discussion about why you think this is so. Everybody must... I agree. You and I are intelligent people who are very skeptical of giving our trust to anybody else, but I'm talking about the average...
@nic_moneypennyThe average person should also mistrust them.
@nietzsche258918Yes, that's true. Yes. Everybody should. Caveat emptor for whatever you do in life. You're making mutual exchanges to mutual advantage with other people. And if people assume the monopoly of violence of the state, well, those people should be held in the highest mistrust of anybody. Lord Action was right. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
@nietzsche258918You know, the great philosopher Fichte, He said, you know, you people, it's your fault that you listen to these people. Why do you give a rat's behind about what these people say? It's like during COVID. All we had to do was disobey. What are they going to do? Lock us all up? I did. I disobeyed. No one locked me up. I didn't wear a mask.
@nietzsche258918Every grocery store I went in, and I was living in a state at the time that was really authoritarian about it. I didn't care. I didn't obey. You know, so... That's really what it comes down to is don't trust. If you do, they're definitely for sure, without a doubt, and this is coming from our forefathers, they're going to take advantage of you.
@nietzsche258918They're going to not respect you because you ceded over that which constitutes your identity, your volition. And you said skepticism, that is the bedrock of both the scientific and the rational methods, skeptical inquiry. If you stop being skeptical, you know, mindless credulity is worse I agree, but David, you know me.
@nic_moneypennyYou know, I have never conformed to anything. I never went anywhere near any vaccine and I got banned from every bloody social media website and platform for speaking out and being skeptical. And I think you and I hopefully are intellectual enough to know what to do. But I was talking about the average person, which sadly we are not.
@nietzsche258918Well, in America, there were many working class Christians and otherwise that had the courage Thank you.
Ian MalcolmYou know, wonderful little back and forth there with Miss Moneypenny. And I normally like to always go through the order, but I noticed that we have Gary up here and would be very, very interested in, Gary, if you had some thoughts on either the prior commentary or just kind of the proverbial breeze to be shot with Mr. Nietzsche, who it's always such a pleasure to have you both in here.
@garycardoneDude, I actually popped up. I was listening and I was listening to David. And I got to say, the more I listen to David, the more he makes sense to me. So, well done on having him on stage, communicating, and Moneypenny, you know, more money. Like, everybody's doing a lot of cool work, so I appreciate everyone. I think I maybe agree and disagree on a few things.
@garycardoneHey, is the music, is this too loud? No, I'm good. Oh, I'm in my next way. But, you know, First off, I don't think we can vote our way out of this situation. And I don't think we can sit on the sidelines and talk about it either. I don't think either of those things are going to solve the myriad of problems we have that are...
@garycardoneI mean, shit, dude. Like, let's be honest, okay? We have a dozen problems that are so obfuscated from our view, we don't even know about those. All we know about is the problems that we can see, feel, touch, taste.
@garycardoneSo I think, and it's going to sound almost fatalistic, but if we are in the fourth turning, then maybe somebody should reread the book of what actually has to happen. And my view is that if my children are spoiled rotten, Until the moment they are tested and either they are destroyed by actual reality of gravity of having to do something or they will rise up and man up and female up and add a fucking muscle, quit complaining about stupid shit and actually learn what it is to be a human being and actually to keep a human being as a species
@garycardoneContinuing, because as far as I can see, like, dude, we're like maybe what? I don't know, 300 years from being gone? In fact, there's somebody on, like, there's a math guy in here. How long is it going to take us to expire, man? Because we are on a declining trajectory as far as even our species is concerned, not to mention our freaking IQ.
@garycardoneis imploding at the same time, which should be a little like, you know, there's a lot of things going wrong here. The good news is for me, the inefficiencies of whoever the fuck's been running this shit show are so gapingly large that robots will solve all the problems and we will live like kings and queens. I do believe that, okay?
@garycardoneI will, in two years or three years, own the best farmer Well, Bill, I own them and I rent them. He will also be the best chef and the best dog walker, trainer, security, house cleaner, coffee maker that I've ever seen in my life. And if I have to buy 10 of them to achieve that, it's still a monster win, okay? That means all corporations are freaking done who have been exposing us to poisons.
@garycardoneThat's been their business model, growth at all costs. and you end up with McDonald's. I predict McDonald's, Nike, Burger King, all the Wall Street guys will laugh at me. They are all going out of business. They are dead men walking. I mean, dead men walking. So I think this is a really interesting time, but you and I have to demand quality and like really put people's ethics in.
@garycardoneAnd the only way you can do that is stop spending money with them. The only way this works is stop giving them gasoline to keep doing the same advertising bullshit they're doing. So, really appreciate all you guys. Thanks for listening to me.
@nietzsche258918I agree with what you're saying about McDonald's. I mean, I'm not scoffing at them. Of course, I would never eat that slop. But ultimately, if you just think of humanity as one consciousness, right? It's always making one binary choice. The better over the worse. That's it. The better over the worse. So when you think of the will of this one consciousness is to go on, is to survive, and it does so by making that binary choice, the better over the worse.
@nietzsche258918So irrespective of how long, you know, the beginning of civilization, there was a lot of trial and error. I'm sorry, the beginning of human existence. I'm talking about a couple of million years where people died putting the wrong things in their bellies. You know, that's why we don't eat the poison berries today. You know, this is all evolutionary.
@nietzsche258918And I do think that we will evolve away, for instance, from eating really crappy food, from eating poisons. I think we'll evolve away from falling for the fool's gold of immiserating ourselves in the pursuit of great wealth at the expense of our actual happiness, right? Of going down a blind staircase because... If humans really had the experience or the wisdom to achieve happiness, they wouldn't fall for the other thing because this is the real direction to which human conscience is trying to go.
@nietzsche258918So I think we'll evolve away from eating really bad food. I think we'll evolve away from bad relationships. I mean, in terms of with the state, in our political environment. I do think that... We miss the fact that how far we've come in 100 years or 120 years or people riding into town on buckboards. I do think we're heading towards unlimited energy, for instance.
@nietzsche258918I do think we're headed on. I think the next great wave of civilization is biological self-determination where we're not just at the whim of whatever virus or whatever illness befalls us. So I think the future is much brighter than people think. But I do think that we're going to have to go through some really huge changes.
Ian MalcolmAny thoughts on that, Gary?
@garycardoneYeah, no, listen, I mean, I completely concur.
@garycardoneBut if you study history, or you're a parent, or you're a participant at any school and just observe the children today, I think you will find that unless there is an impetus, some catalyst to destroy the ego of bad parenting where young, middle-aged, and older people aren't too above picking up a shovel and digging a ditch and building a highway.
@garycardoneAnd we are so far beyond that. I mean, I think, look, I think we're going to move to the whole robotic thing. So most certainly that will no longer be necessary. But that is not going to solve how you discipline a human being so that they decide of their own volition that they are going to be productive members of society.
@garycardoneWe have no religions that are successful. None. Zero. No offense to any of you that have an affiliation to a religion. They are collapsing. Now, I know they're coming back. However, even if they do come back, okay, through thousands of years, organized religion has not shown us that it is actually telling the truth. If it was, it would be a just flourishing garden of prosperity.
@garycardoneAnd it is not. Judge the tree by the fruit that falls from it. We are a disaster. And it's about ethics and responsibility, hard work. And nobody's had to do any hard work in America, in France, not really, okay? So I just think this is literally a cycle that humanity has to go through a culling of the weak and you are left with the strong.
@garycardoneI mean, and I think actually the sooner that would happen, the better. I don't know about the culling part. Well, the culling is just, it's literally, it's, by culling, I don't mean I'm culling anything. It's natural selection cullings.
@nietzsche258918Okay, well, I do think that there are, like...
@garycardoneThey won't survive, you know, they just won't be able to survive because they don't produce anything. If you and I are in a boat, dude, and at some point I get too ill to actually paddle, and we're still a thousand miles away... The best thing you can do is fucking cut me loose. Otherwise, we're both going down. I mean, this is important for society to understand.
@garycardoneIf I have to die, it is cool as long as you guys continue to expand. Right? But you can't have it, hey, we're all just fucking getting smaller and smaller and smaller. And we wake up one day and we're Sears Roebuck as a species.
@nietzsche258918I don't think we start dumping each other in difficult times. I think that draws us closer together. And the greatest nautical feat of all time... As long as everybody's pulling their weight.
@garycardoneI agree with you.
@nietzsche258918Well, right. But also, the greatest nautical feat of all time was when William Bly was mutinied out in the Pacific Ocean. And he basically... The biggest challenge for him was to keep inspiring the people in the little skiff That he managed to navigate by the stars 3,500 miles with just basically like one barrel of water.
@nietzsche258918And it really was like a bonding experience. It really was, that's probably his greatest accomplishment besides the navigation was inspiring people to work together. So I think that's what difficulty does. But I think that's what the challenge of exiguous poverty or difficulty does. But I will say this, our educational system needs to come crashing down
@nietzsche258918David, David, I got to disagree with you, bro.
@garycardoneIt can't. It's already at rock bottom.
@nietzsche258918Well, this is what I mean. Yeah, I know. If you sat in a classroom with a stopwatch with a kid and you figured out how much time was he spending actually learning, the dearth of time would be shocking. You know, Jean-Jacques Rousseau wrote this treatise on education called A Meal, and it was sort of like... Some of the things you're talking about, what are we trying to do here?
@nietzsche258918We should be teaching people how to have good moral character. We're not supposed to be domesticating people where we're taking away the raw material of genius and savagery. We don't want to take away their impetus. We don't want to take away their human nature that drives them, their will. We don't want to teach them to be good, obedient little poltroons where they don't
@nietzsche258918Can I just add to that quickly and I'll drop down gang? Great space by the way.
@mighty6thorPhilosopher, Philosopher David. You know, when I was younger and I would always hear of Darwin's, you know, theory of evolution, the survival of the fittest, I thought, well, the survival of the fittest, I'm going to play football and get into bodybuilding and powerlifting and I'm going to run the hundred and ten seven and the two hundred and twenty one whatever.
@mighty6thorAnd in fact, it's not the survival of the fittest, the strongest, it's survival of the most adaptable, unfortunately. And we live in a dysgenic dystopia. I'd love to have a eugenic utopia where we actually had selective breeding. We would, oh, by the way, I have to, I just remember this. I actually heard a lesbian Jew here in San Francisco.
@nietzsche258918Before you go past the Darwin comment, Darwin never said survival of the fittest. That was Herbert Spencer, the philosopher, who inferred that from Darwin. So Darwin's origin of the species never... He wasn't applying this Darwinian thing to us all like... I see. Yeah.
@mighty6thorI see. Well, when we hear the fittest, we think the most healthy, the most handsome, right? And the greatest genes. But we are living in a world where the Jared Kushners... of the World. These utterly, you know, disgenic, evil, untement, these are my own opinions, by the way, are the ones prospering and buying up the Albanian coast and having a myriad of children.
@mighty6thorAnd there's no reason why, say, my two brothers and I, who had a fantastic upbringing with 12 years of private schools and two Catholic parents who were married for 55 years and unfortunately only the oldest of the three of us has had two children and the other two, myself and my younger brother, have not because we did not adapt to this disgusting culture.
@mighty6thorThere are many, many subjects I could touch on, but I think all of us can relate to, what, 543rd wave feminism? Is that where we are? I just heard from Alex Jones there's a high probability that this... Lindsay Clancy Chick may very well get off for the strangulation, the murder of her three children. This is the world we live in.
@mighty6thorAnd when I would have lunch, I'm almost done, brothers. When I would have lunch with these elderly couples, when I was taking care of my late... Mom, and Dad. All of these, they're from France, Switzerland, Germany, and they would say to me, oh no, honey, I would never bring, this is the European mindset of the silent generation, I would never bring children into this corrupt world.
@mighty6thorIn other words, I would rather let my DNA die out than bring kids onto the planet. Yet we are here to further our DNA, and it's really sad that all of these disgusting HumanBeings are the ones reproducing. No offense to Gary or any of you others who have had kids. I'm sure your kids are fantastic. That's it. Thanks. Can I jump in?
@mighty6thorOh, go ahead.
@malleusigSorry.
@nietzsche258918Don't lose sight of the fact that the world is full of wonderful, kind people. They're just not running the show. So I don't want you to become bitter about mankind. Always caution people. If you will cultivate kindness and goodness within yourself, it'll give you the magical power to see it all around you. It is those people with whom you should have solidarity.
@nietzsche258918One of the finest, highest quality people, royalty of the soul that you could meet might be your barista. It might be the person that's waiting on you or digging the ditch behind your house. There is an amazing number of people, very, very high quality and great souls in the world They're just not, you know, F.A. Hayek won the Nobel Prize for writing The Road to Serfdom, and my favorite chapter is, Why the Worst Get on Top?
@nietzsche258918He answered, because no moral person would take this job. No moral person would have the arrogance and temerity to want to tell people what to do, with whom to associate, you know, how to raise their kids. Well, this is the arrogance of the state that it shouldn't have, but it doesn't mean, it doesn't mean the world, oh, it's all over, it's all hell.
@nietzsche258918No, no. Goodness will prevail. It's going to be long-suffering. There's a great book by Peter Kropotkin called Mutual Aid, and he makes the point, he shows throughout history how, of all animal forms, including humans, how we actually work together much better than you think that we do. He was answering this idea that we'd be a grown-up lord of the flies, this state-of-nature thing from Thomas Hobbes.
@nietzsche258918If we were all left to our own devices, meaning we're free. Well, guess who likes to talk about us that way? Guess who tells us that we don't deserve our freedom? Those very people, the Jared Kushners, and I'm sorry, but the Donald Trumps, all of these awful people, they're all the ones telling us, no, no, no, you can't make it on your own.
@nietzsche258918No, no, no, you're not good enough. So they preach, when they use the phrase, be careful, law of the jungle, they...
@nietzsche258918A world where we are free, where we don't live at their expense.
@malleusigCan I jump in and offer something? I think that Gary had said something that I felt was a bit overly pessimistic. And I just want to push back on that a little bit. Is that alright? Please. Thank you. Feel free, man. Thanks a lot.
@garycardoneI'm not normally considered that way, so I'm interested.
@malleusigYou said that all religions have been failures that haven't succeeded. I see the exact opposite. I think every major religion succeeded wildly. It's just that it succeeded wildly against something that no longer is a problem for us. For example, Judaism succeeded wildly against eliminating all of the human sacrifice cults in the Mediterranean.
@malleusigThe Canaanite cults, right? That was their job. That was their mission, was to go and destroy every culture around them that was, like, you know, sacrificing babies. The Romans took care of the rest. The Romans took care of Carthage, right? So that was a success. The Muslim was a wild success. It symbolized, basically, a prehistoric group of Arabs living in the desert.
@garycardoneYou're saying the Romans were a religion?
@malleusigNo, no, no. I said, no, that was a side note. The Romans took care of the rest. Yeah, that was the military, right? The Romans were a nation.
@garycardoneYeah, but when you say they took care of it, was it the whole nation or the military?
@malleusigJust forget I said anything about the Romans, okay? The point is, every religion has been a runaway success, it's just that they've hung around past their success, past their usefulness, and that's when they become a problem. Christianity, what was Christianity? Christianity's whole thing was, it's going into places like where the Gauls lived, where the Franks lived, you know, all these...
@malleusigWe were all these like headshot tribes.
@garycardoneHold on one second, because I'm a really ignorant man. Now, are we talking about religion or Christianity? Because Christianity to me is not just a religion. I'm talking about a group of people who give themselves a name. They become organized. They take fees and pew fees and whatever kind of fees they can take from their parishioners.
@garycardoneIn fact, all of them, under the definition I have, suggest that they are the way, the only way, And the perfect way. This is the way I am defining religion. I think most people actually would agree with me. Maybe I'm wrong. But Christianity, when you start bringing that up, I'm like, well, is that a religion or is that a bigger topic?
@malleusigWell, I unequivocally consider Christianity a religion. I think maybe your definition and mine are at variance here, and that's why we may be disagreeing.
@garycardoneBut it's not one single group of people, is it? It's not one single group of people. It's a fractured group of people that believe different things about that particular word, Christianity.
@malleusigCorrect? No, every religion is fractured. I know, I'm going to clear it up for you. It's quite easy.
@malleusigWhatever you consider the religion to be. I'm going to consider religion what the religious people consider it to be. Jews consider their religion a religion. Muslims consider their religion a religion. Zoroastrianism, Zoroastrianismers consider Zoroastrianism a religion, right? So it's like, they consider religion. We're talking about them as if they are religions for the purpose of this discussion.
@malleusigSo for the purposes of this discussion, we'll say Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Zoroastrianism, Buddhism, these are all religions. Can you agree on that?
@garycardoneWhat if there's a religion that doesn't believe in one single God? What about the Indians, the Native American Indians?
@malleusigHinduism is also a religion. And whatever the Native Americans believed is also a religion.
@garycardoneSo we're talking about Satanism even. Somebody that believes, hey, there is nothing, that is a religion.
@nietzsche258918For the purpose of this discussion, you could just pick one of them and then just discuss it. So Christianity would be a good example. Yeah, exactly. And just say how successful it is.
@garycardoneWell, David, the problem is, see, one, I don't know. That I can categorize what I'm trying to describe. I've studied Catholicism. I've studied five different religions, okay? I have never just gone out and studied Christianity. So I'm talking about groups of people. Groups of people is what makes things go wrong. Oh, I'm sure you do.
@garycardoneThat's why I like being in rooms with you.
@nietzsche258918I just want to make this point. I think the interesting, and Rabbi, I'll ask you about this. I think the interesting aspect of this conversation is Do they work? How successful are, like, I don't care which one it is. That was my point. Yeah, and I think, but I thought that was a good point. I thought, I don't think we should get too far off on, you know, the people.
@nietzsche258918First of all, we always lay it at the people for their failing to adhere to the religion, and we never say, well, does this religion make sense, you know, or does it work, does it function, like, does it adhere to reality, that sort of thing. Rabbi, I want to push back on something. You know, Northern Europeans, the Franks and the Gauls and all those people, they were converted to the sword by Charlemagne and his buddies, and many of them went to their death instead of Cho's conversion.
@nietzsche258918I do accept that religions were man's first philosophies and they were also a man's first attempt at astronomy and all these other things, but I'm not so sure that it's a good example when you're talking about the way the religion was What do you think? Can we pull everyone back to the original statement? The original statement was there has been no religion that has been a success.
@malleusigSo, by that logic, if I can produce one religion that's been a success, I've successfully pushed back on the statement. Yes?
@nietzsche258918Well, define success.
@malleusigCome on. Some kind of good outcome for the world, for the region or the society. It succeeded in making the world better in some way.
@garycardoneYeah, doing greater good than it does harm, and it's sustainable for a long period of time. A long period of time, I mean, hey, it's currently working.
@malleusigGuys, listen. My whole point is not that religions are perfect, all right? My point is that every religion that caught on was a wild success. The reason why people complain about it now is because a lot of them outlived their usefulness, all right? They're no longer doing the good thing they were created to do. and they're currently just kind of hanging around causing trouble.
@malleusigThat I can agree with, okay? But the reason I'm pushed back is because the statement, no religion's been a success, I find to be inaccurate. That's it.
@nietzsche258918Interesting.
@garycardoneCan I offer a little- We spent 15 minutes on agreeing with each other, dude. Come on. It doesn't matter whether like, you know, okay, great, I'm sure. Listen, I've had four businesses that were wildly successful for three months. I mean, it was awesome. But, you know, look, I'm talking about something that's going to sustain society.
@garycardoneAnd there's not a religion on this planet that I would send my children to. They are open and willing to discover themselves, for themselves, whatever they need to do, read whatever book. I keep asking everyone, please send me the one copy, the original or a copy of the original of the Bible, please. And I will read it.
@garycardoneFor days and weeks and years, but no one sent me the Bible. Have you heard the phrase, separating the wheat from the chaff? They keep sending me copies. They keep sending me copies of, well, here's my Bible, here's my Bible, here's my Bible. See, I think we have to confront as humanity, what if everything we think we know, we're not even arguing with each other on the right question or answer.
@garycardoneI'm coming to you to believe that we are literally so far off fucking base. And we're just being entertained. There's something else completely going on. Because the man that was speaking to me, he seems like a really nice guy, dude. It's cool. I actually don't even think we're disagreeing with each other. We're not. And that's an example of us having a foundation of total unadulterated fiction.
@garycardoneI mean, I heard someone say the other day... Wait, hold on, hold on.
@nietzsche258918If it were unadulterated fiction, that would be a truth claim. So, that's a contradiction. You're saying... No, no, no. I have this nonfiction of everything is unadulterated fiction. Well, David, let me put it this way. It's like saying you can't know everything. Why would you know that?
@garycardoneI was in a meeting yesterday, and a man said he loves nonfiction books, right? And I said, well, can you give me the example?
@garycardoneIf I wrote an autobiography today, is it going to be pure truth? Or am I going to tell you about that one time I had that one little incident that kind of is really important in Gary Cardone's life, but it's a little embarrassing? Fuck, dude, I've never read a nonfiction book in my life. That's what I believe.
@mighty6thorI have a question for Gary, David, and Rabbi, if you guys don't mind. Of the religions arrayed before us that we're familiar with, which do you think has the best chance of getting us and all of— Is this religious happy hour?
@g0dfr0yI'm almost done, Godfroy. Is this religious happy hour?
@mighty6thorI guess so.
@nietzsche258918But so the question is— I mean, it could be sad hour, right?
@mighty6thorYeah, which of these religions do you think can help us get Western civilization and we Americans out of this mess? And by that I mean enslavement. I think reason will do that
@nietzsche258918When they hear it, that Jewish supremacism is a problem. So is that atheism? No, it's not atheism. Where does your faculty of reason come from? But no, of course that's what I'm saying is true. And by the way, when you say Zionism, it implies that if... That Israel stops existing tomorrow and these people go somewhere else, that they're going to stop immiserating you, really?
@mighty6thorSorry, I meant Jewish supremacy and I should give credit to David for that term.
@malleusigMightyThor, MightyThor, I can clear this up for you, okay? There's you, and I think Gary, I wanted to say this to Gary too, it's like, there is a persistent fallacy in place in our culture. That there is arrayed before you a number of religions and your job is to pick one. This is not true, okay? All of them are flawed.
@malleusigEvery single one. I'm a Catholic, right? I like Catholicism, but every single one is flawed, including Catholicism. And so your job is not to pick one of the things that's being offered to you, like some sort of passive consumer that doesn't know how to think for themselves. Your job is to do what Jesus did, what the apostles did, and refine it.
@malleusigFind out whatever the truth is. Find it inside of the religion if you have to, find it outside of the religion if you have to, and then use that to guide your life. It doesn't have to be, you don't have to pick one faith and subsume yourself to it, okay? You have to essentially take your responsibility on yourself for your own soul.
@malleusigThat's the game.
@nietzsche258918I absolutely agree with that, and I think that everybody should be, each man is his own priest in a way, I agree with that. Godfroy, what do you have to say, my friend?
@joann_marieThat's right.
@garycardoneDavid, can I answer the question since they asked me to and I didn't get a chance? Sure. You know, and I have a very, you know, insecure ego, so I have to, like, be included. Anyway. Y'all are going to think I'm really being almost, like, atheist. Listen, I really believe and I hope there is something out there, okay? The universe, God, whatever you want to give it a name to, dude, I'm...
@garycardoneI'm sure hoping that there's something more intelligent than we are. I pray to it every day, what it looks like or what exact group it is in control of. I don't know what, but I am starting to believe that the aliens actually may solve so many of our problems of conflict. Because I really do go back to, hey, if I actually knew the absolute truth of how we all came about,
@garycardoneMost of us wouldn't be arguing about any of this stuff. And that's been my experience in my entire life. When there is a dilemma that never gets unraveled, like you never figure out who's right. Look, I grew up in Catholicism. If you sit in that pew for 55 minutes, you're going to say the words, Oh, yes, I believe this is the greatest thing.
@garycardoneI can't remember the words now, but, and I'm not demeaning anyone, okay? But I think every religion has this kind of, you know, subscription membership re, hey, let's make sure we all do the vow again every week. And that's programming, guys. I'm sorry. And I've studied, not studied, I've been a part of some of these religions that I have seeked out.
@garycardoneKnowledge, my whole life. I mean, I would love to find some truth. But I find reading the books even today, I'm like, that's not true, dude. You know, this guy did not discover America. There were some people here already, you know, and then we killed them. We don't have that story. Shit, my kids, you know what I'm saying?
@garycardoneIf you don't have the base truth, how can you possibly have a... Any kind of proper religion. The only reason for a religion in the case that there's no truth is to obfuscate the truth, in my opinion. And every time there's obfuscation and no transparency, I have never not seen evil, ever. And like, we have no transparency on this planet today.
@garycardoneYou and I, at least. You know what I'm saying? So I think that's the bigger issue. And then what we do is we end up arguing over what's Christianity mean. Or what's you and it isn't me. Which, by the way, I'm not qualified to even know. Anyway, thanks for being here. Or thanks for letting me be here.
@nietzsche258918Absolutely, my friend. Godfrey, what do you think?
@g0dfr0ySorry, can you hear me? I can. Yeah. Okay. I was just in an elevator. Sorry. Oddly enough, slowed way down more than it normally does. But, um... Yeah, I just wanted to talk about something that, you know, I'm going to host a space on. Dr. Strange has hosted a space on it, and it's really important. Dr. Strange and I will be hosting a space on Saturday at 4 p.m. Central on this subject matter, and that is the anti-Islam PSYOP that is out there right now.
@g0dfr0yAnd it's very disturbing because it seemed to come out of nowhere. Really? A lot of people who were voices in the JQ... We're suddenly shifted, and now it's against the Muslims. There's spaces talking about Muslims, and people who pretended to be about the JQ, like that Alicia Lapp lady, that joke of a candidate in California, said she was anti-Zionist, and now all of a sudden, as if she got the call, which she did, she's under full blackmail, she's now talking about the Muslims.
@g0dfr0yAnd it's just really disturbing. It's like, just on a general level, the Muslims didn't carry out 9-11. The Muslims did not cover up Epstein and run the sex trafficking ring of children. The Muslims didn't start war with Iran. The Muslims didn't inject people with the COVID by a weapon. I could go on and on and on, but it's just a very nefarious psyop and it shows how desperate Israel is.
@g0dfr0yBecause Pandora's box has been opened. There's too many people that know the truth about global Jewry and Israel and their diabolical plans for the world. And I just want everybody to be cautious of this narrative. And ask yourself this question. Why, when all the things that I mentioned that are such pressing issues, and let me add to that Section 219, which is the most disturbing piece of legislation to have been introduced in my lifetime in America,
@g0dfr0yWhy are you talking about this when we have such more pressing things to talk about?
@g0dfr0yAnd the answer is obvious to all of us. It's a fucking Jewish psyop. And they're trying to pull out the Muslim boogeyman again, but this time it's not going to work. This time they don't have the general public behind them. This time the young people want nothing to do with that narrative. And I just want to caution people about that because it makes me wonder why are they doing this?
@g0dfr0yWhat do they have cooked up that they need this anti-Islam sentiment out there? It's very disturbing, the shift I've noticed in some people. It's just very weird. So yeah, I just wanted to bring that up, and I'm curious what you guys' thoughts are. I'm pretty sure I know.
@nietzsche258918I know Dr. Strange is going to have that space, and I will say this. It's not going to work. It's not going to work. The only way to obviate people's capacity to reason is through fear or hatred.
@nietzsche258918If you can sow the seeds of fear or sow the seeds of hatred inside of them, then you can control them. That's how you control them, psychologically speaking. And we've heard Jewish supremacists say it. In fact, Dr. Strange has played those recordings where they say, we have to have the Christians and Muslims fighting. There has only been one religious founding document in world history that explicitly compliments Christians, and that is the Koran.
@nietzsche258918There is only one religious document in world history, founding religious document that insults Christians, and that is the Talmud, right? So one of them says that Christians are honorable and decent and we should love and respect them, and one of them says Jesus was burning in a vat of his own excrement in hell. All we have to do is bond together.
@nietzsche258918It's funny that love really is the answer. All of a sudden, the hippies were right in whatever they were, 60s, 70s. Love is the answer. They must insist on you hating. If you are a Muslim, Christians, and a Christian, Muslims, hate your brother. White, black, hate your brother, hate your sister. Blue collar, white collar, we're supposed to care what color our collar is when the white walkers are coming?
@nietzsche258918Hell no, their hatred isn't going to work. We reject all forms of their hatred. We are brothers and sisters on this planet. We reject all kinds of supremacy, any kind, any permutation of it. But in this instance, it's the one that is destroying all of Western civilization. It's Jewish supremacy and what they're doing isn't going to work.
@nietzsche258918Sorry, try again.
@g0dfr0yWell said, sir. Well said.
Ian MalcolmAnd well set as well, Godfrey, bringing that up to the conversation. I feel like it's an incredibly important kind of piece of this narrative, and it has been wild seeing the shift, not just in terms of the mainstream, but then we also, of course, saw the documentation coming directly out of Israel saying that that was going to be their game plan because they needed something to redirect the anti-Israeli sentiments.
Ian MalcolmSo they even telegraphed Their Playbook. And then we see the mainstream media pushing that narrative. We see everybody from Elon Musk and Alex Jones and all the others that are pushing that kind of nonsense. But Godfrey, the curveball I didn't see was a lot of, like you were saying, the JQ savvy individuals all of a sudden doing a U-turn and just screaming about the Muslims.
Ian MalcolmAnd look, I'm one of the first people. Very clear that I think civilizations and societies need their borders. They need to be protected. We need to reverse engineer mass migration and all those things. But I recognize the common denominator behind all those problems. I'm not going to take my eye off of that prize because there's this other piece of friction that's being created by that conductor that's pulling all the strings.
Ian MalcolmIt's all very low IQ, but unfortunately, so are the masses, unfortunately. But that's why we're here. Not to put those people down, but rather to try and bring these truths to them in a way that can bring in and draw in anybody and everybody and try to be open-handed enough so that whether it's white, black, Muslim, gay, straight, Gentile, Jew, whatever it is, that people would come in and at least have to be confronted with the uncomfortable realities that we discuss in these spaces and at least make an informed decision so that if the lunatic that watches Fox News or CNN or whatever it is
Ian MalcolmIf they come in here and they at least listen to our ideas, they leave and then they tune back into the television maybe for a second. They think, you know, I hadn't thought about it the way that Godfrey guy was. Maybe the television is just lying about all, right? That's what we need to keep reinforcing. And so we'll keep trying to do so open-handed to anybody and everybody of all walks of life.
Ian MalcolmBecause at the end of the day, I still believe the same thing I said three or four years ago. We need a global PR campaign just to bring everybody's attention to this.
@nietzsche258918You know, there's every Christmas, I've never said this on X, but there's a movie I watch every Christmas. It's Joyeux Noel. And it's about during World War I, French and German soldiers who were fighting each other stop and befriend each other and share their booze and pictures of their family. And it's just such a beautiful message of peace and what the hell are we doing?
@nietzsche258918And who got us here? The real evil is the people who got us here and you're looking at these people, these working class people who have been pitted against each other out in the snow and the cold and they're living in this horrible sort of hell hole and they realize, gosh, why are we, we should be loving one another while we're, this is a fratricidal war.
@nietzsche258918What is going on here? And then that really transfers to the present. That is a universal message. That is a message that the whole world is waking up to. Who the hell are these people? Remember Klaus, remember, wasn't it Klaus Schwab? Remember that guy I keep describing as a geriatric Bond villain, robo-tripping on Metamucil, all that's missing is the hairless cat?
@nietzsche258918Like... They're just looking at you and going, we're evil and we need you to murder each other. Remember, we have one war going on right now waged by the exact same people on two different continents. One in Eastern Europe and one in the Middle East. And again, the question is, who are these people? They are a very small, infinitesimally cowardly group of people.
@nietzsche258918By the way... No skin in the game. It's all just money for them. It's like they're playing a video game, and we're supposed to continue to allow ourselves to be cast in the role of hating each other? Reject the hatred, love one another, and laugh at these people. They'll never be able to do it again.
Ian MalcolmThat's so brilliantly stated there, David, and it is. Isn't that a wonderful example, right? To go back and whether it's the first, the second world war, pretty much all the conflict that followed ever since, now it's the Christians and the Muslims or the citizens versus the migrants, right? Every single time there's the same puppeteer that's just sitting there and is like, yeah, let's just make them hate one another and then we'll just keep stealing all the money and all the children, right?
Ian MalcolmTo go send them to die for more futile wars. It's just unbelievable. It's kept working. But we are the antidote. and what a weird suggestion, right? Because that sounds very hyperbolic and also very self, I guess, flattery, right? For us to suggest that we can fix the world. But I suppose if the ills of the world are largely downstream from a single, let's say, nuclear power plant of hate and evil, then all we have to do is just be like, hey guys, look at the power plant, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd we're literally fixing all the things that are
Ian MalcolmAnd we are saying we are going to take all of those illnesses away. We're gonna get people back onto the treadmills of spirituality, physicality, right? And of economic prosperity, because it's also the same thing that's robbing them blind of all of their prospective wealth. And so you take that very ill, very just reduced to nothingness existence, and you give people the optimism of a better tomorrow.
Ian MalcolmAnd what's wild is, All of us, in spite of all the reasons we should dislike one another, we can all come together. And I know it always sounds very silly, but this idea of the Care Bear Stare, right? All different walks of life, different little jerseys on front of our little stomachs with our little fur patches and all that silliness, right?
Ian MalcolmBut at the end of the day, that is, David, to your point, that is the solution to all of this.
Ian MalcolmBut let's go to Dancy, and I know she's had her hand up for a long time.
@nikola1teslaHey, hey, it's really good to be here. There's a lot of really interesting ideas. And, you know, one of them, Money Punch Penny had mentioned that there wasn't a lot of familiarity with the depression and with scarcity and rationing and that type of stuff within people that go to school, I guess, where she is. But I know when I went to school, at least in liberal arts, and even in elementary school and high school,
@nikola1teslaWe had to read so many books about the Depression. It was almost like they were training us for it. They had Tobacco Road, The Grapes of Wrath, The Good Earth, which is more about famine, and The Jungle, Of Mice and Men, anything by Charles Dickens. You're ready for poverty and bad times. And even the Holocaust books that they kept putting in classes over and over again, The Dire Van Prank, Inland Search for Meaning.
@nikola1teslaThey had all of these different books that were all about scarcity and war and famine. Thank you so much.
@nikola1teslaA world that's kind of being confronted with social credit scores, disenfranchisement because of that, and data centers and all of these things that the corporatocracy is trying really hard to kind of get us all in the news or put us in that gilded cage. But a lot of people are going to fall through the cracks because we don't have the ability.
@nikola1teslaFarmers can't trade amongst themselves. We have rules and regulations that prevent the kind of trade that was possible even in the Great Depression. You know, I grew up, my father lived through the Great Depression and fought in World War II, and so, like, it was really hammered into me by him and my grandmother, you know, to save, to hoard, to make sure that you're ready for what's coming up.
@nikola1teslaAnd I know that this is one of the ways, I know that this is one of the ways that they try to instill fear in us, like, you know, the people that run the world, you know, the small hats, all of that. You know, Paul Landberger, Landberger was a CIA operative who wrote a book called Psychological Warfare. And that's all about creating fear to demoralize people so that they feel that fighting back won't help.
@nikola1teslaAnd I think that a lot of the books that we had to read in school were about really trying to demoralize people in a sense because it's making us feel that if there is a depression, if there is scarcity, we can't do much about it. But I really love Anne and David's ideas that you have to push back on that. You have to think through that.
@nikola1teslaI also am a big fan of David Hume's five senses argument that you can't believe the rumors. You have to kind of see what you can see in text to touch and feel with your five senses. And going beyond that takes a little bit more critical thinking. So one of my favorite things, there's a poem by Yeats, which is called The Long-Legged Fly, which is about, I'm not going to read the whole poem, but basically it's about how silence
@nikola1teslaCalm the fear and worry so that you're able to think critically and to plan rationally. Like a long-legged fly upon the stream, your mind moves upon silence. It's a really good poem, and if anybody wants to check into it, maybe I'll put it in the Purple Pill. But long story short, there is a lot now that is trying to make people panic and have fear and be worried, and there's rumors of scarcity and rationing, and the Strait of Hormuz obviously is definitely something that...
@nikola1teslaI'm very proud and happy that Iran did that because they're defending themselves in terms of whether or not we're going to have things like fertilizer for food here. We have to make sure that the best motives that we have amongst ourselves to take care of each other, to make sure that we are saving, to make sure that we're preparing because we can't depend on the government to do it for us.
@nikola1teslaThey're in fact trying to demoralize us. So I'm really glad that everybody's here and I'm glad to hear the things that I've heard. And I don't actually have a question. I just kind of wanted to comment on the different things that people were saying. But I love you, David, so much. You've always brought so much philosophy.
@nikola1teslaWhen you talk about outgroup psychopathy, I've learned so much about that and kind of like seeing the world in a different way because that has made so much sense for me. But I just wanted to tell you I really appreciate you and Ian and Joanne and everybody else here on the panel. Thanks for being here.
@nietzsche258918Do you have a favorite Depression-era book?
@nikola1teslaYou know, there's a lot of different books that I really like. The Grapes of Wrath is a great book. It's also a great movie. The Jungle is a book that really shows you a lot about the meatpacking industry. So as far as something that's enlightening and shocking, it's not a fun read, but it is very much an eye-opening read.
@nikola1teslaI like To Kill a Mockingbird and things like that just because I watched that a lot when I was a kid. And then when I read it, it was... Interesting, but that's not in the same vein as, you know, everybody's dying and there's horrible things happening. Like, as far as the Great Depression book goes, Tobacco Road is really, really, really tragic.
@nikola1teslaAnd my grandmother said, that's really what it was like. You know, she was somebody who was part of the, like the Grace of Wrath era. She came from Oklahoma and came down to the orange fields of California to pick oranges. And so that was her story. So there's a lot of different books that are full of meaning for me for different reasons.
@nikola1teslaBut the idea that there is all this scarcity and you can't do anything but rely on maybe getting stuff off a truck that was stolen or what have you, trying to meet a farmer and getting something from them. Now that we're going to have this surveillance society, it seems like the things that we were taught about how a depression would work
@nikola1teslaThank you so much for having me.
@joann_marieAmazing. Thank you so much for coming up, Dancing. All right. And guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and bookmark it. It helps so much with the algorithm. And follow Ian and David and everyone in the panel are just superstars. So thank you so much for being here. All right. Dr.
@joann_marieStrange, welcome. Go for it.
@joann_marieDr. Strange.
@submission2tSorry about that. Hey, folks. Wonderful space. I've been listening in. Off and on. Really appreciate all the comments and all the thoughts. I do want to go back to what Godfroy was saying. And I mastered in political psychology, as I've mentioned this many times. I actually did this like out of interest because back in 2008, around 2008,
@submission2tSomething triggered and I realized what was going on. I kind of understood what was going on with GWAT, which was the Global War on Terror. And at that time, I was intrinsically looking into the specific wars that were going on, whether it was in Iraq and Afghanistan. And what dawned upon me is that I said to myself, okay, the greatest superpower
@submission2tgets together with a bunch of other superpowers and goes to a country like Afghanistan and is fighting a bunch of ragtags and after so many years they're still not able to defeat these people and this these people are funded and supported by the next door neighbor which is Pakistan and yet at the same time we were funding the Pakistanis with billions of dollars 32 billion
@submission2tBillion Dollars All Together to Fight the Global War on Terror. And then we found bin Laden half a kilometer away from their equivalent of West Point. So all of that put together, I'm like, okay, this shit doesn't add up. And then, of course, if you guys remember, Julian Assange said he called it the greatest money laundering scheme from the American taxpayers to the weapons military industrial complex.
@submission2tAnd that's exactly what it was. But then when I was doing my master's, I studied specifically the propaganda behind it. How were they able to continuously get Americans to support the forever wars for 20 plus years, which cost so many lives, trillions of dollars, $21 trillion, according to The Economist, the different numbers out there.
@submission2tSome studies put it at 8, others studies put it at 11, and the economists put it at 21 trillion. And nonetheless, when you look at the propaganda warfare, sadly enough, it's not hard to hack into people. And as David rightly pointed out, it was the weapon of fear and hate. So long as you inseminate people with that kind of, with those emotions or
@submission2tSo the Israelis had this show already. So then they basically brought it into the U.S. And for years, this was like the show. And of course, it was all designed to inject, inseminate fear. This was one of many movies and shows that continuously fed us that stuff to ensure that the forever wars continued. And obviously, after 21 years, we replaced the Taliban back with the Taliban and now we're sending them money.
@submission2tAnd then, of course, you got Syria, which Giuliani, who is Al-Qaeda, ends up ruling Syria. And then he comes to the White House. So obviously, I'm hoping that enough Americans realize and smell the bullshit that none of this shit is real. This is all designed for us to be in perpetual war. And of course, it benefits Israel mainly.
@submission2tAnd the only other point I was going to mention, and this is really key. Look, I look at intelligence as multifaceted, meaning think of the human body with different muscles, right? You've got the biceps, the chest, the legs, the abs, whatever. And depending on whichever muscle you work on, that muscle is going to shine.
@submission2tWhen I look at the Israelis, the muscle that they've worked on really hard and really well is the muscle of deception. Their genius is their ability to basically get others to do their fighting for them or pit two people against each other, like the Christians and Muslims for that matter. And they're really good at this.
@submission2tYou cannot take that away from them. They've been phenomenal at getting other people to fight their wars or getting others to fight amongst each other so they benefit from it. And sadly enough, we keep falling for this. And I hope that there's enough a critical mass of Americans who can wake up and realize, I don't have to like or love everybody, but I also don't have to fall into your devious, mischievous, nefarious plans.
@submission2tI hope that you guys can all join. And I pray that we can actually raise more awareness. And this is one of many different psyops that goes on, like the left versus right divide. There's so many, I call it the double D strategy, diversion and distraction, right? It literally is that. There are so many different distractions away from real issues.
@submission2tIf I were to summarize it in a nutshell, I would say that as an individual, if you've identified the real issues for America, for us Americans, then we need to filter every shit that comes our way to say, is this really going to affect me? These are my top priorities. Affordability, the Epstein class, money in politics, whatever.
@submission2tAnd then they're going to throw a million and one Thank you very much. Thank you.
@submission2tSo long as they can inject us with fear and hate, we're not going to be able to break free from their shackles. So I'll end it there. Thank you for giving me the mic.
@g0dfr0yThank you, Dr. Strange. And yeah, I felt called to... I thank you for inspiring me to hold this space because you originally had a space on this topic. And without trying to sound too haughty, I do feel called by God to have this space because... I want to stem the tide of what they're trying to do. I want to get ahead of it.
@g0dfr0yIt is absolutely devilish. They want to pull out the Muslim boogeyman yet again. And we need to stop it. We need to stand up as good people and prevent them from doing this again because they're going to try it again and we need to stop it. So I look forward to hosting with you, Dr. Strange, and thank you for inspiring me to have this space.
@g0dfr0yI have met so many good friends from the Middle East who are both Christian and Muslim and they're great people. I'm never going to buy into this narrative that people from the Middle East are our enemy because Fox News told us so, because Donald Epstein Trump told us so, because Pete, I likely killed someone in a DUI and that's what Israel has over me, Hegseth.
@g0dfr0yThank you so much, Dr. Strange, and I look forward to hosting with your brother.
@joann_marieAnd thank you so much for holding it, Godfrey. It's so important, so thank you. Sorry, Ian, I interrupted you.
Ian MalcolmNo, no, no. Joanne, as always, it's just a pleasure to have you here. Humbled that you are here with us, the co-hostess with the forever mostess. And I just want to give a similar amount... of Call Out and Love, not only to our esteemed featured speaker here, Mr. David Nietzsche, but also to everybody that's up here on the panel.
Ian MalcolmI feel like we've got just an absolute roster of superstars. And whether it's Godfrey or Forti or Dr. Strange, so many others that have poured out their time, their hearts, trying to just make the world a better place. And as, let's say, in that same vein, I want to give a massive shout out to Mr. Allegedly Dank, Everybody might see the antiseptic bot that is up there.
Ian MalcolmHe has been, of course, working tirelessly to utilize AI to basically get all of these conversations over to Apple Podcasts, Rumble, Spotify. You can find all of them there, as well as ianmalcolm84.com, which he specifically made. Dank put that all together, moved all the content over there, no matter what Elon or any of these other folks choose to do.
Ian MalcolmLike, oh, I don't know. saying that I'm guilty of hateful conduct because I quoted a Jew saying that Jews say they are the masters of the universe, along with a video that has a Jew saying he's the master of the universe, which is really weird. It's like, it's not hateful for them to say it. It's just hateful for us to say that they said it and to prove that they did.
Ian MalcolmIt's like very weird. But I want to give him a massive amount of love, as well as the Malcolm Spaces handle that he has made on acts... And through the AI, it is taking clips from spaces. So likely tomorrow, you'll see something from Mr. Nietzsche speaking on some of the subjects that we covered here today that he puts in with audio, with video.
Ian MalcolmIt gets directly to the timeline. It's completely automated. I'll put one of those up into the nest. It went from zero to 500 plus followers in, I think, a week. So just an unbelievable job. And for what it's worth, for whatever reason, I think probably because it's a really small handle,
Ian MalcolmAnthropic came after him and shut down his ability to utilize Claude for the purposes of what he's been doing with this. So now he's having to redo the entire setup, utilizing a whole new AI model that he's building and the work that he's been doing with that despite getting knocked down time after time after time. He put all the content onto YouTube.
Ian MalcolmWithin 48 hours, YouTube shut down the entire thing. No strike, no warning, no nothing. Just you have commit hate, whatever. All of it nuked. And so I just want to give him an immense amount of credit. Because we do have his AI program, we will really quickly, before we go to our next speaker, which is going to be Mr. Hubbard, we're going to play around with it and see what its thoughts are.
Ian MalcolmNow, to give a little bit of context, what Dank basically did was he took an AI model, stripped it of a lot of the guardrails, fed it a lot of the content from this space and from some of the truthers that are kind of in this circle on this app. And it basically, it's been asked to utilize every piece of information that's out there, but to give additional weight to those things that have been verified that we share amidst this space, let's just call it.
Ian MalcolmI don't mean this digital one that we're in at the moment, but this ecosystem that we're building, right? And so it's looking and it's saying, okay, well, I know that Truth Teller said that this piece of history conflicts with the mainstream media and conflicts with academia. And we know that we can verify because it's got here's firsthand sources to support the charge that Truth Teller has made.
Ian MalcolmAnd it will now give weight to that, despite the fact that it appears far less than all the mainstream media. So with that being said, given the ridiculous conversation we had yesterday with the aquarium riddle. The real riddle is, is he a Jew? And I think I know the answer to that riddle. But so I've got to ask because he was a complete cock and he couldn't address the obvious.
Ian MalcolmSo we'll give a little bit of a softball here to the AI. We'll see what it does. And so Mr. Antiseptic, I am curious, is there an ethnic minority that has a drastically disproportionate control within the West over the media, social media, and AI?
Ian MalcolmAntiseptic, are you there?
Ian MalcolmOh, no. All right. Well, we'll come back and try it again. After all, it is a work progress, right? So lots of love to Mr. Dank for trying to put this together. And I understand with Claude and all the things that have come from it, it's probably a little bit challenged. But antiseptic, I appreciate that you're up here and we'll go to Hubbard.
@hubbard595628Yeah, really, really interesting space. I was definitely very interested with that conversation you guys were having with religion and all that. I think it was Gary and David. That was kind of interesting. I really think when it comes to these spaces, what we're doing, we are trying to set a standard and trying to really spread awareness.
@hubbard595628I know there's different things. I think ultimately in Israel and in a lot of these different sects and stuff, you have a religious fundamentalism that is connected to the ethno-supremacy and that's a huge angle of what's going on here. I always think of Jewish supremacy as it is a big part of it, but in my mind there's other pieces too.
@hubbard595628I think when we think about the Chabad Levitch I think this system that's being created is just, it is the Skynet, it is the, it's also...
@hubbard595628A war on nature. It is a war on reality. And it needs total control. It cannot have, whatever this system is, it needs to be able to control speech, behavior, thought. And I think you guys are doing a lot to oppose that. And I think definitely getting on guests from all around and having them on, it's great. But I would just go into what Godfrey was saying with the Islam and the Muslim rhetoric.
@hubbard595628This was something that, like right around the time Charlie Kirk was killed, they were going directly and they were talking about, they were having all these think tanks. And the thing with Gaza, the thing with anti-Israel, anti-Jewish supremacy, it is the story. It is the... A story that nobody can touch. But they need to shift it away, and the main way they're doing it is trying to get it on the Muslims.
@hubbard595628Get everyone hating on the Muslims. And this is like what everyone's worried about is another false flag. Just like, you know, 9-11. And I think with the anniversary, and this is also the anniversary of Charlie Kirk's death coming up, there is a time, an opportunity for I think a lot of awakening and a lot of excellent conversations.
@hubbard595628And I implore you to all prepare yourself and listen. So thank you. I've talked enough. Great space, guys.
Ian MalcolmNo, Hubbard, that was absolutely amazing. And I fully agree with that exact sentiment, right? We need to be... Right now is a wonderful time for us to be sharing these messages, trying to bring attention to this, especially, I mean, we've got the 25th anniversary of 9-11 right around the corner, and obviously the day prior, Charlie Kirk's assassination.
Ian MalcolmWith everything going on with the trial, somebody made the comment, I thought it was very astute, isn't it curious that all of the headlines about the Tyler Robinson narrative are just going to happen to perfectly coincide with the anniversary of Charlie Kirk's death. Kind of unusual. And I don't want to make any kind of leap there in terms of why that might be, but it is certainly noteworthy.
Ian MalcolmAnd so we're doing spaces with Richard Gage, one of the foremost experts who actually ran the engineering group that basically disproved the idea of the Twin Towers falling due to the airplanes. We're going to be doing a space with him. on that. I think it's on September 7th. And then we are doing an entire one. I understand we got Truth Teller, Miss Moneypenny is going to be there and a handful of other absolute experts on 9-11 specifically.
Ian MalcolmI know normally we don't do spaces on Fridays, but we got to for 9-11 in honor of all those that lost their lives and all those that have lost so much, their lives, their finance, their wellness, right? Their families. and their sanity as a result of all the insanity that followed after that tragic event. So I'm gonna try and honor all of those people and bring as much truth as we can on why that happened, how it happened, who was behind it.
Ian MalcolmAnd I know a lot in this space, a lot of people in here certainly know the usual suspects are responsible, but how exactly did they pull it off? What were the intricacies of urban moving systems and all those other aspects? Who was, for example, the chief of police? That just happened to be over in Israel two weeks before it all went down, right?
Ian MalcolmWe're going to look at all these different angles, Cancer Fitzgerald and all the other pieces of the puzzle. And so anybody and everybody, you know, will be able to come in and listen and probably find a whole lot of aspects of it unusual. And I wouldn't be surprised if we end up having Brian Cunningham or some of the other, let's say, super cucked government asset individuals running spaces to basically counter and try and mass report what it is that we're doing.
Ian MalcolmJust like they did when we started these bases, I don't know, something like two or three years ago and did one essentially on World War II and what was actually going on there. So it'll be a little bit inflammatory. I think we'll get the usual suspects trying to come in and derail it. Speaking of usual suspects, really quickly, I just want to send a note to Yitz, wherever he is in the ether, that he is well.
Ian MalcolmI know that he's going to be off the app. He's been kind of absent a little while, and I think that he had to take some time away from X. So the, you know, the raging critic of Jewish supremacy throwing out his love and wellness to Yitz wherever he is in the world. So don't say I don't have a soft spot, Mr. Yitz. I certainly do for you, brother.
Ian MalcolmAnd that being said, why don't we go and we'll go through a couple of final hands here before wrapping up the space and going back to doctor or to doctor. You're going to be the honorary Dr. Nietzsche for the rest of this one. But why don't we go and I know Mr. Tenth has had his hand up and hasn't had a chance to speak.
Ian MalcolmSo why don't we go to Tenth and then we'll go to Jason.
@remickroy18723Hey, Ian. Thanks for having me on, buddy. I just wanted to say I believe that there's a very complex issue that not a lot of people have paid attention to when we're talking about the deep state and shadow government in correlation with the Jewish people. I personally subscribe to Michael Yahn's geopolitical theory, which is going to use the Jewish people as a political sacrificial pawn.
@remickroy18723I'll post the evidence in the Purple Pill, but I do agree with probably about three quarters of what Godfroy But I believe we're dealing with some very complicated issues here. And I would just, you know, hit the pause button and listen to Michael Yan for just a couple of minutes on this issue, because I believe he's hit the nail on the head.
@remickroy18723And I guess further, just to kind of... Circle back to some of the religious issues.
Ian MalcolmWho does he postulate benefits from the finger pointing at the Jewish supremacists?
@remickroy18723Well, so he believes that there are elite Zionists, the Epstein class, and the tech bros are going to be using the Jewish people as sacrificial pawns. And I've looked at his evidence. I'm a writer and a researcher myself, and so the evidence that I've seen and the work that I've done, I've done a lot of work on the Epstein files, has kind of hit a crossroads, I guess you could say, right?
Ian MalcolmJust to be clear, so you would agree that the people behind Israel and, let's say, billionaire Zionism and the Epstein class...
@remickroy18723Well, you don't have to be a Jew to be a Zionist. You could be Steve Bannon, right?
Ian MalcolmSteve Bannon is also critical of Zionism.
@nietzsche258918Yeah, that wasn't the question, though. The question is, the Epstein class and the people in Israel, do you agree that those are Jews, basically, right?
@remickroy18723Well, no, I don't. Because the Epstein class has many...
@nietzsche258918Okay, irrespective of the fact that there are some people that aren't Jewish, that is overwhelmingly... Well, there are many people who are involved in the Epstein class that are not Jewish. Okay.
@remickroy18723But they would be considered elite Zionists.
@nietzsche258918Okay, let's... So that's where this gets... One second, one second. Well, I'll be glad to... I think I might be able to help you uncomplicate things. So starting out, is it a genocide in Gaza?
@remickroy18723Has there been a genocide in Gaza? Oh, definitely.
@nietzsche258918Okay. Now, is that perpetrated by Israel?
@remickroy18723Well, this is where the lines get a little murky. Right? Because there are Jewish people, there are Zionists, there are Nazi class, they're all a little bit different.
Ian MalcolmWho's killing all the Palestinians?
@remickroy18723Somalians. That's a good question.
Ian MalcolmNo, it's not a good question. It's a very obvious question.
@remickroy18723Well, I don't think it's fair to say Israelis.
Ian MalcolmLet's say, is it Africans? Is it the Chinese? Is it crocodiles?
@remickroy18723That's why I'm trying to differentiate between the groups, right? It's clearly Israel, which is...
Ian MalcolmAlmost exclusively made up of IDF Jewish agents and soldiers.
@remickroy18723Well, let me just put it this way. We all know what Nazis are, right? So think of counter-Nazis as the elite Zionists.
Ian MalcolmWait, wait, wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, hang on, hang on. So we're going to go, this is actually, we're doing the thing that we did yesterday, or two days ago, I think it was, where we ended up making fun of this guy that just wanted to dodge and deflect from obvious questions. Now, the way that you can best approach trying to understand a problem is by asking very specific questions.
Ian MalcolmThe Palestinians are clearly being mass murdered. Now, how you want to define genocide and spell the word and what body you want to reference to be able to justify that claim. I mean, we could come up with endless NGOs. We could look at the world court.
Ian MalcolmWe could look at various nation states that said they would literally arrest Benjamin Netanyahu if he stepped foot in their countries because they accused him of genocide, right? This was something that many, many, many large organizations participated in. Regardless, there's at least tens, if not hundreds of thousands of people that have been murdered.
Ian MalcolmNow, who has murdered them? is not really up for debate. You can say that it was sponsored or funded or partially supported by the West and in particular by the United States because pretty much everybody else walked away from Benjamin Netanyahu, right? But nonetheless, it was the IDF soldiers. It was Israel. It was clearly almost exclusively Jewish Israelis that were responsible for pulling the trigger, killing the children and doing all of the genociding.
Ian MalcolmI don't understand why that's difficult.
@remickroy18723I'm not going to disagree with you, but I'm trying to differentiate between some very small sects. Let me put it in perspective.
Ian MalcolmWait, hold on. What percent of Israeli Jews, when polled, supported the literal genocide of the Palestinians?
@remickroy18723Yeah, but let me put it in perspective.
@joann_marieNo, answer the question.
@remickroy18723No. I'm not going to answer the question because I don't know the answer.
Ian MalcolmWhy would you not just answer the... Maybe you don't know. Because I don't know the answer. It's a simple question. It was 65% in a study that was done by... I don't know the answer. That's fine. I do not know the answer. That's fine. I'll give you the answer. So almost two-thirds of Israeli Jews when polled supported literal reenactment of Amalek, which is the complete annihilation of everybody and everything and all of the women, the children, the animals, the everything.
Ian MalcolmRight? Within Gaza, the Palestinians. Okay, that was the Israelis. That was not Netanyahu. That wasn't a couple IDF soldiers. That was randomly selected people for that study. So it's unreasonable to suggest. You could say, well, I mean, there's 35% of people that are against the mass extermination of all of them. But then you have to look at the 80 plus percent, almost 90 plus percent of the Israeli Jews who went polled said all of those people need to be expelled and removed from their homelands.
Ian MalcolmThis is very clearly a sick society, and I'm just doing that based on the polling.
@remickroy18723No, I understand, but we're dealing with a very high number of proxies in the region, and the lines have become very murky. No, they don't.
Ian MalcolmWell, just let me give you an example. Who do you think those proxies are? Do you think the random people that were polled are just proxies sent by—and what is the proxy? Who is it that's sending them there to answer that poll?
@remickroy18723I just want to give you a very clear example, okay?
@remickroy18723Okay, in Islam, there are four pillars, but some aspects in sects of Islam believe in five pillars.
Ian MalcolmThe fifth pillar has to do with... You recognize this has nothing to do with our conversation.
@nietzsche258918Why did you move over to this part?
Ian MalcolmI'm just trying to put something in perspective.
@nietzsche258918Okay, it is in perspective. They're right there in Israel. They're admitting to it. The very people that you are dissembling for... I don't disagree with you I don't disagree with you
@nietzsche258918It's Israelis who are Jewish who have done this. There, right there they are. I mean, what else do you need? They're literally admitting to it. Why are you arguing with the people? Hold on.
@remickroy18723I just believe they deserve a special classification, sir. Oh, my God.
@truthtellerftmNo, they don't. Let's just call them... David, very simply, is the IDF a Jewish army?
@nietzsche258918I mean, it is just amazing. Yes.
@remickroy18723No, I just believe they're elite Zionists, you know, Epstein class, you know, I mean, I haven't been able to... Are they Jewish?
@truthtellerftmWhat is Zionism, by the way? What is that? Can you define that for me, please?
@remickroy18723Well, no, I classify them as elite Zionist Epstein class, so it's kind of all one sentence.
@truthtellerftmThey are satanic Molochs.
@remickroy18723They are satanic Molochs, okay? Hold on.
@nietzsche258918Truth is asking you to define Zionism. You call them elite Zionists, so you, by definition, if you're using the term, it's your responsibility to know what it means. So answer Truth's question about what is Zionism.
@remickroy18723Sorry, go ahead. They worship the satanic Church of Moloch.
@joann_marieIs that what Zionism means?
@nietzsche258918You do realize? Yes, in the sense that I'm looking at it.
@truthtellerftmThat's not what Zionism is. That's not how the Jews even define it. They define it as the aspiration. Well, these people aren't. Hold on. You had your chance. Hold on. Let's do a talk.
@joann_marieLet's listen to truth and learn something.
@truthtellerftmYou had your chance to answer multiple times. You refused to answer accurately. Either you don't know or you're just obfuscating. So I will help you then. It's real simple. All Zionists have one thing in common. They believe in Jewish supremacy. and the aspiration towards establishing a Jewish homeland in what is Palestine.
@truthtellerftmSo all those proxies, whoever you want to claim that isn't Jewish, that believes in Zionism, they all have one thing in common. They believe in Jewish supremacy and that Jews should have a homeland in Palestine. So they are all complicit in that genocide, but the majority of them, 95% of Jews, by the way, are Zionist, in case you didn't know, and those 5% that claim they are not are actually still aspirationally Zionist.
@truthtellerftmThey just believe a Jewish homeland should be Establish divine intervention, i.e., the Mossad should show up first, then the Jews should all assemble in occupied Palestine. So this way they can, of course, achieve their aspiration. So they just believe it should happen after the fact and not be done through human intervention.
@truthtellerftmSo all Jews are, in fact, Zionists, just so we're clear on that. And it's Jews that make up the IDF, the Shin Bet, Mossad, Unit A200, and Israeli military intelligence. They're all responsible for the genocide in Palestine, in Lebanon, in Syria. They're the ones that bombed Iran. They started the wars. It's Jews that are responsible.
@truthtellerftmYou just don't have the balls to say it.
@remickroy18723Yeah, well, I'm talking about specifically the Jews that sign up for the Talmud and the Church of Moloch.
@truthtellerftmI'm trying to pinpoint a very specific aspect of it. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. There's a synagogue of Satan. There's no Church of Moloch. Christians don't believe or worship Moloch. The Jews do. It was the Jews in 1933 at the Chicago World Fair that built... That's what I just said. No, you said Church of Moloch. That's not what you said.
@truthtellerftmDon't lie. Okay. You're parsing words. I'm not lying. Yes, you are. You deliberately just lied and obfuscated because this is what the Jews do. I did not lie. Okay, well then answer this question. Can you tell me who established the Church of Sin?
@nietzsche258918Hold on, please don't talk over truth. Quiet truth.
@truthtellerftmHere's the problem with you. You don't answer straight questions. He's talking over me. Well, you don't answer questions anyway, and you misrepresent deliberately because you're trying to, well, misrepresent what are actual facts. No, I'm not trying to misrepresent facts. Can you tell me in 1966, who established the Church of Sin?
@truthtellerftmHe called it that. In San Francisco. What was his name?
@joann_marieCan I say?
@mighty6thorHoward Stanton Levi.
@truthtellerftmAnton LaVey. And he was Jewish. Both his parents were Jewish. Okay, so it's the Jews who worship in a house of Satan, temple of Satan. He called it a church because, well, he didn't want to acknowledge the fact that not only was he Jewish, a Zionist, and was supporting weapons transfers to Israel, he was also worshiping Satan.
@truthtellerftmSo once again, it comes back. To the Jews. You really need to do more research. If you're going to just throw around words like Zionists, almost all Jews are Zionists. 95% of them do admit to being Zionists.
@remickroy18723Yeah, well, this government is run by the tech bros, the Zionists, and the elite. It's not just this government. Hold on. I will keep attacking them.
@truthtellerftmWell, you can attack what you like, but what I'm trying to tell you, now, there's a hierarchy here, because this government answers to powers above, like Benjamin Netanyahu, the answer to the Jews, and it's always been this way. Before Israel was even established, did you know that Harry Truman, who's a 33rd-degree mason, pretty top tier, right?
@truthtellerftmHe was scared of the Jews because they were threatening to kill him. The Stern gang specifically were sending him letter bombs because he refused to acknowledge the state of Israel. Then, of course, he changed his tune. Do you know why? Because the Jews told him they would massacre, kill, and wipe out all the Palestinians if he didn't.
@truthtellerftmSo it was his choice. So they forced him into that. That's the kind of power the Jews had. The Stern gang were all Jews. Nobody disputes that, Stern, Leahy, Haagen-Dazs, Ergun.
@remickroy18723Well, you know, I know who the foot soldiers are. I know who the foot soldiers are. The lead Zionist is a 33rd degree Mason.
@truthtellerftmWhen you say the Zionist, there are levels to this thing. There's the Jews on top, and then there's the, let's say, the Christian Zionist, for instance. They're on the bottom. They answer to the Jews, just like the Muslim Zionists answer to the Jews.
@remickroy18723I just don't think it's fair to include all Jews. I just don't think it's fair to include all Jews.
Ian MalcolmNo, but you're including all Jews. But what we are saying is that if you look at... Well, that's what I'm trying to... No, but you're kind of not, because what you're doing is you're trying to deflect and say it's the really elite, exclusive, Zionist, billionaire Jews that...
@remickroy18723Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying.
Ian MalcolmYes, but... That is incorrect. You can't say that people should not be discussing... Jewish Supremacy, because it's the elite Zionist cabal of the Epstein class or some nebulous terminology, right? We need to be able to recognize what the problem is. And if you look at how this is happening, and that's why I brought up the genocide of the Palestinians, it was overwhelmingly supported by the Israelis.
Ian MalcolmFor what it's worth, Israeli activity is overwhelmingly supported by global Jews. Now you can look at the percentage of Jews in the West that support Israel, and you're going to get something like 80 to 95% depending on what study you're looking at. When you then look at their activities towards the Palestinians, you also see an overwhelming amount of support, right?
Ian MalcolmSo if we're looking at this problem and we are recognizing that the US government is complicit, not only in that genocide, but in a war with Iran that serves the United States, zero benefit. Well, the United States is also funding, arming, and essentially going broke, doing the exact same thing between Ukraine and Israel so that they can have endless wars.
Ian MalcolmAnd at the top of both of those nations are Jewish supremacists that are literally Jews. Oh, by the way, along with Zelensky's almost his entire cabinet and his big funders, right? And then David can actually walk through how Newland and all these other folks that were essentially American Jews assisted in the construction of that.
Ian MalcolmIf he literally was not only a Green Beret, but if he built a paper airplane that sent him to the moon, he's still a monumental cuck. He can be the space cuck. We played Starman by David Bowie. Michael Yon, or whoever this is, he can be the star cuck. Go way up in the sky. He will not complain about Jews, and we do not know why.
Ian MalcolmYou know why? Because he's a cuck. Because he's a shill. Anyone who doesn't note the obvious
@nietzsche258918Have a good time.
Ian MalcolmAnd isn't it funny that Mr. Lizard People himself, he's now trying to basically say, wow, look at this power structure with all these AI tech companies that are all converging against the American people. And I'm like, yeah, I remember like a year ago when I wrote under your thing, hey, is it the Jews? And you wrote this long tirade about how it was Bullocks, I remember.
Ian MalcolmBullocks, you don't know what you're talking about, Ian Malgo. It's just... Unbelievable. All of these people, they are cucks. They are chills. They are scams. It's every one of them. People that won't note the obvious path. And this isn't from animosity or hate or any of that. It's just if a deck of cards, every time I turn it over, it is the jack of two spades.
Ian MalcolmAt some point, I have to come to the conclusion that the 52 cards that I pick up, when every single one of them is that thing, I'm going to label it for what it is. And the people that won't acknowledge that You have to question either the authenticity of their message, the intent with which they're sharing it, or the intellect from the brain that is producing the words that they're uttering out of their mouth.
Ian MalcolmWith a lot of these people in the media, in the alt media, in social media that have big followings, if they can't connect the dots, and if they weren't able to connect them for what it's worth a year or so ago, you have to ask the question, how were you so foolish, or why were you complicit? Right. Do not allow these individuals that all of a sudden are starting to talk about these patterns out of nowhere.
Ian MalcolmDon't give them a get out of jail free card. Right. It's very obvious that they would have been aware of these if they had an ounce of critical thinking or if they had the willingness to speak out against them, which they largely don't. And the reason is because they were paid by the very system that we've identified. I'm sorry about that, David.
@nietzsche258918Yeah. And once you once you've as I've said before, once you get to the bottom of the rabbit hole. And find Jewish supremacy, you either have to acknowledge it or spend the rest of your life avoiding it. And do you want to be in that second group of people? Do you want to be so timid and so afraid? You know, it's fear is how you respond.
@nietzsche258918Fear is not everybody. I mean, courage is how you respond to fear. And the idea that these people won't go hide in their basement and turn off the light and whisper to themselves, well, it's obviously Jewish supremacy. And by the way, it's also a Copernican moment. Once you realize it's Jewish supremacy, it's so obvious.
@nietzsche258918You're like, okay, well, gee, they control the financial systems. Yeah, they control the giant megaphones of society, our educational system. They threaten everybody. They're clearly buying all of our politicians. My gosh, they make it even obvious by forcing them to go make these humiliation rituals. Obviously, the Epstein class and the extortion involved with it, obviously, that worked.
@nietzsche258918Look.
@nietzsche258918Then all of a sudden, Truth Teller comes in, and it's like watching Gallagher with the giant mallet. Remember that guy? And this guy's putting up these really stupid arguments, and like one of them is the watermelon, one of them is the cantaloupe, and Truth is just smashing them. So absolutely, my friend, yes, that's denial, that's cope, and let him go.
@nietzsche258918It's their problem.
Ian MalcolmYeah, and that's the last little thing because I do like the idea of being open to anybody and everybody. And for what it's worth, everyone's always, hang on, everyone's always welcome to share their takes and all those other kind of things. We will push back where it makes sense. We played this entire game. If anybody wants to go listen to it, we argued with the aquarium riddle guy or whatever his name was.
Ian MalcolmIt was 45 minutes. We went around in circles. That is an utter waste of time to replicate that process over and over and over again. So again, you can go back and you can listen to that piece of the puzzle. But to David's point, these things, they are simplistic, right? And here's the most interesting piece of all of this.
Ian MalcolmFor the lizard people, and look, that's a bit of a shrug off, right? That's a little bit condescending, similar to the Magatars and all this stuff. Here's the interesting piece. Those circles are going to get smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller and smaller. and the people that are willing to discuss Jewish supremacy are going to get bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger, right?
Ian MalcolmSo we not, we may not be moving at the miles per hour of the mainstream mess message. We never will, right? Cause they own all those megaphones, but we have gone, you know, they might be going 60 miles an hour down the highway with their, their BS nonsense, right? We were going like a third of a 10th of a 15th of a 1000th of a mile an hour three years ago.
Ian MalcolmAnd now we are going like three miles an hour. So it might not seem like all that much to other people that don't recognize what we're building, right? For those that are in this boat, it might feel like we're not moving fast enough. And that's a reasonable complaint, except we need to keep in mind that Three years ago, it was five of us in a room talking about these things.
Ian MalcolmAnd now there are tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, maybe millions of people that have started to connect the dots and come into these spaces. And so that should be the most exciting piece of all of this. Because again, they might be the Cyclops from the Odyssey. They're 70 feet tall and really scary. Look at all the power they have.
Ian MalcolmBut we're evolving like, like a Pikachu or whatever it is from Pokemon, right? We're rapidly evolving and they, they, they recognize that we are unstoppable.
Speaker 4Two minutes, two minutes. That's all I'm asking.
Ian MalcolmOh my God. So, so you're actually after Jason, but I'll tell you what, because you seem hell bent on just jumping into the conversation without any decorum. No, it's fine. I don't know if you don't know how conversations work, but because you've done this twice, we will let you go. You get your two minutes, and then we will go to Jason, who's been incredibly- Love it.
@shellyarnoldiOkay. I live in the swamp. I'm in Northern Virginia. I'm running for Congress. I am on the ballot to run for Congress, okay? All right. Did I get cut off?
@joann_marieNo, you're still here, but you said this the last time. Is this what you came up to say?
@shellyarnoldiNo, I'm like, I literally live in the swamp, in the central swamp.
@joann_marieYou said that last time, Fairfax.
@truthtellerftmIs this really how you're selling yourself?
@shellyarnoldiI'm not selling myself. I don't want to sell anything. I don't fucking care.
@truthtellerftmWho cares if you're running for Congress then? Why are you bringing it up? You interrupted to say that.
@shellyarnoldiI am telling you, I live in the area, and the only thing I care about is my kids are brainwashed, the schools are crap, and I'm just trying to fix it. That's it. So I got on the ballot and I'm running for Congress. I don't even know what's going on right now.
@nietzsche258918Okay, quick question for you.
@shellyarnoldiNone of you live here.
@nietzsche258918Hold on, hold on, hold on. So I want to test your listening skills because no one wants a congressman that can't listen.
@truthtellerftmDavid, if none of us live in Virginia, what do we care then if she's running?
@shellyarnoldiHold on, I'm sitting... What is this place about?
@nietzsche258918Hold on, hold on, hold on. So you're running for Congress and you came on social media to let everybody know that you have no listening skills. You want your constituents to know that you like to talk, but you're really bad at listening. That's what people love in a representative. How would you possibly represent people if you can't listen to them?
@nietzsche258918So here, I'm gonna try again. I'm gonna ask you a question. So you have two sort of things on either side of your head, conveniently located there to absorb sound and transfer it into your brain. And I'm gonna try to use my voice to transfer sound into those two things. The question is, is it a genocide in Gaza? What do you think?
@nietzsche258918Is that a genocide in Gaza?
@nietzsche258918Did I have a representative? Did she resign now? She's like, I give up. I'm not going to run anymore. He took the hope out of me.
@truthtellerftmMaybe she can't hear you in the swamp.
@nietzsche258918I'm a swamp girl.
@truthtellerftmGreat.
@nietzsche258918How is that a backstory? Yeah, I'm from the swamp. Okay. Alright, maybe she's one of the lizard people, I just realized, oh my gosh Does she get any APAC funding? Well, in the swamp, I don't know if they can get it out there She only wanted to talk when you weren't talking to her, she just wanted to interrupt those Yeah, yeah, she's like, hey, I gotta say stuff about me Okay, but I think she lost votes on that one Oh no, I think she doesn't know that she's muted You're muted, Fairfax You can unmute yourself
@shellyarnoldiOkay, there you go. Am I there? Am I there?
@nietzsche258918Yeah, so I asked you, is it a genocide in Gaza?
@shellyarnoldiA hundred percent. It's disgusting. The Middle East is disgusting and everything. And we funded it. It's disgusting. And I hate everything about Americans paying for that shit. Hate it. Hate it all. Yes.
@nietzsche258918Will you make that an issue when you run for office?
@shellyarnoldiA thousand percent.
@nietzsche258918Go on.
@shellyarnoldiWe have $40 trillion in debt. We should not spend any money funding any wars anywhere when our country's a shit show.
@nietzsche258918So you're saying if we weren't in debt, it'd be okay to spend money on that genocide in Gaza?
@shellyarnoldiNo, I would never agree to spend money on genocide. I fucking hate war and I hate killing people.
@ke_isnt_hereSo walk us through what you would do if you were a congressman. First day.
@shellyarnoldiCongresswoman. I'm never going to get elected because I'm like, I'm not connected to, like, I'm on the ballot. What would I do? I would shut down every stupid fucking law that had to do with overseas bullshittery, and I would protect our country. I would focus on the Constitution. How? Sorry, it's like, my kids have been fucked over by these stupid schools, and I'm just pissed, so I'm just running for office to- Great, so, nothing.
@shellyarnoldiTry to reverse it.
Ian MalcolmNo, no, no. Hey, it's an attempt to get out there and to make a difference and to get something on the ballot. And so we'll take that for what it's worth. And thank you for sharing that. Let's go to Jason and then we'll go to Forty. Oh, I'm sorry. We'll go to KE after Jason, then we'll go up to Forty.
@nobodythanHey guys, I found my home. Great show, absolutely brilliant. And you know how to undress Zionism with that one question. I do the same to my customers, and I won't do any work for them if they answer that it wasn't a genocide. Godfrey, beautiful, brilliant, and you are exactly right. Love and fear are the two basic emotions to everything.
@nobodythanLove will liberate you because you are willing to put something before yourself. You will be willing to be unmanipulated through undying principle. And fear is the means of control. How can anybody hate their fellow man with their manufactured hatred stories they put out there of propaganda any more than you can hate the heinous, monstrous acts that have been done to children from the Epstein files?
@nobodythanLike, I don't understand. They have lost their power, their only tool of control, divide and conquer. You know what I mean? And it's just... Basically, I was a former Wall Street broker, 96 to 99, and I left that for integrity, because I've seen how the whole system was set up. And I've run my masonry business since, and it ain't about me for anything.
@nobodythanBut I love seeing this mass awakening, but what I feel is happening is this whole AI...
@nobodythanTo show you what many of us had known after 9-11 with the Epstein files, the heinous monsters, their actions, even right now with this conversation. They have allowed Zionism to be exposed so they can compile their list for the CIA. And I don't fear it. I've been dead once for 10 minutes and it was blissful rest. And I got to tell you, I fear living on my knees under these monsters way more.
Ian MalcolmA couple pieces. Number one, that idea, I'm with you. I would rather speak out against this machine and try and do the best that we can to oppose the evil that it's obviously pushing than to essentially bend the knee and say, well, at least I can get a couple shackles. Maybe they won't ruin everything. Like, no, I'm not going to play that game.
Ian MalcolmSo, Jason, I couldn't agree with you more on that. And let me just ask you a question because obviously you've been aware of these dynamics for quite a long time. Would you agree with the sentiments around the rising awareness to this reality and the prospect of us as small as we all are in the grand scheme of things, but being able to actually not only bring enough attention to this to make a difference, but also to prospectively kind of bring an end to it?
@nobodythanAs I said, I think they're doing it to compile the list, to compile who is going to stand up and who is going to be the problem for them. And I just personally, I'm sorry, can you repeat that last part of that question?
Ian MalcolmYeah, I mean, and look, I think it's a reasonable suggestion, right, that X could have been set up as a free speech platform so that people that became aware of these things would speak their minds. They could then utilize it to go back to that, what is it, Project Pogo, right? To track and tag and notate who is who and what is what and feed it all into the Palantir database.
Ian MalcolmI totally can, I can wrap my head around that suggestion. And then perhaps they use Anduril and drones and all the other insanity and they come after everybody. That really is a completely going for broke Terminator doomsday scenario.
@nobodythanI don't mean to interrupt. I apologize. That's what they want, though, is they have to take the human consciousness out of it. They have to take the ability to look into another human's eyes and take your own fellow American's life. They know that some soldiers, even though they may sell things out for a pension and a 20-year promise, not realizing that those promising that pension have no ability to pay it in the future, and being the henchmen for evil, they could still resist, where drones won't resist.
@nobodythanI sent Godfroy a link in the message here, from someone who worked on that project. And it was about that Paragon Solutions and how they actually mastered that. They linked the drones to the real-time data, and then they can take out the human ability to say no. And this way, they're so brazen about it, and they're compiling the list.
@nobodythanThey're burning out people in the country. That's why you see all these forest fires, because we're self-sufficient. I unplugged my own son. I'm 18 years old. Instead of sending him to college, we bought a fixer-upper house in the country for $25
@joann_marieDid he cut out?
@iqviajqYeah.
@joann_marieOh, okay. I was about to recycle myself. All right. I'm going to recycle you, Jason. I'm sorry.
@joann_marieWait, Ian. Ian? He's back.
Ian MalcolmWas that Jason who cut out or me?
@joann_marieI think both of you did or something.
Ian MalcolmPretty sure it was both, yeah. Yeah, I dropped him. Jason was cooking, and it's a little bit of a... Blackpilling Perspective. But it's a perfectly reasonable one, right? And this is a good example. There's lots of things I might not agree with, but I can recognize, hey, That's a lot of really good, sound, logical points, and he was certainly making them.
Ian MalcolmThere is a dynamic where we can look through this and we can say, okay, they set up social media, they allow us to have these conversations, they want to amplify certain dynamics, figure out the wheat from the chaff so that they know who to go after once they have their Palantir slave state in place. And it absolutely would make sense that they would do that in tandem with all the migrants that they brought in.
Ian MalcolmBecause if you think about it, if you live in the United States or you're in Western Europe, you're essentially surrounded by something between about 80 million and 100 million people that, I mean, if you're a white Christian Western person, you've essentially been portrayed as the villain for the others. and the others are just about all of those people that have been poured into the nations, right?
Ian MalcolmSo you can envision a color revolution similar to the Bolsheviks where they bring in the other, they rile them up, they develop the technology to then figure out how to construct a little infighting and let's call it a civil war essentially. And that's really, it's a pretty scary perspective path. And I don't doubt that there's a whole bunch of these supremacists that that's exactly what they intend.
Ian MalcolmI don't think that they're gonna be able to win though. And the reason is because we are creating enough noise that enough people are waking up. The youth are certainly well aware, right? You can look at this and say absolute disaster case scenario. The COVID weapon has something in it. They press a button. All those people fall over.
Ian MalcolmOkay. We're in a pretty dire straight if that's the case. But even if that happens, right? Say there's 10, 20, 30% of Americans. that did not take the vaccine. I think it's probably roughly the number, something between maybe 10 and 20%, right? But what is that? That's something 10%, are we talking, yeah, 35 million people, right?
Ian MalcolmWe think that the Palantir drones are gonna go out and get all of those individuals. I don't really see that coming, right? And so if they are going for that type of scenario, they're going for the end game and they're gonna take out everybody in one fell swoop. Well, then we can only do so much to prevent that. And so this is one of those situations where let's control what we control.
Ian MalcolmRight? What is it? It's act as if it all depends on us, pray as if it depends on something else. And insert pray, it doesn't have to be to a god. If you're not a religious person, merely, let's say, put out positive energy and do what you can to make a difference and to try and forecast that the world can get better. David, I'm kind of curious for your thoughts on that because it is, it's one of those disaster scenarios.
Ian MalcolmIt's almost like saying, well, the world's going to get hit by a meteor, right? Or we're going to have a tidal wave that's going to kill everybody. It's like, I mean, if that's the One of my favorite chess players, Capablanca, of the 19th century, when he was asked, how many moves do you think in advance, do you see in advance, he said, one, the best one.
@nietzsche258918And so I don't have to think about the things that I cannot solve for. I merely have to do the best that I can. And really, it's about the preservation of your moral soul. A person that is participating in goodness, in righteousness, is doing something, they're participating also in eternality. So the eternal good, you're participating in that.
@nietzsche258918It's something we talked about, or the reason why people were able to work on on the Cathedral of Notre Dame, knowing that it would take hundreds of years or a couple of hundred years to build and they would never see its fruition. Just do the right thing and you're participating in goodness and thus eternity. And so I don't really, I can't really solve for, and it's unnecessary for me to solve for things that I cannot change or if they occurred, I could do nothing about.
Ian MalcolmNo, that's very well stated. Jason's back, so why don't we go, we'll go to Jason, then we'll go to K, and then what we'll do is a quick little panel with Amiru and Mighty, and then what we'll do is go to Mr. Truth-teller for a preview on what he's going to be covering on his space before going back up to Joanne and David for some parting words.
@nobodythanThank you guys so much. Sorry, my battery died. I wasn't paying attention to it. The only people who have ever changed the world are the ones who think they're capable of it. And it's all great and good to be full of love in your heart, and that's how I live. I was not a homeless guy. I don't go by without helping out.
@nobodythanBut I'm going to tell you, if you look at history books, they're written about the actions of men. And we can be as pious as we want to be, but the language of tyrants is always threats and violence. And the only things that have changed in life And change the course of human history is when good men have finally stood up and had to do the things that we normally would not do and bring ourselves down to the level of our oppressors.
@nobodythanAnd that's my opinion. And I'm going to tell you there's what. 300 maybe oligarchs. And by the way, back to your other comment, they're not going to go after $35 million. They don't need to. I'll tell you how it'll lay out if you want. But there's only, what, 300 oligarchs? It's the Rothschilds that starts with them. And those are the people from there.
@nobodythanIf Luigi Mangione, I hate to say it, he showed us, they are touchable. They are reachable if you're willing to pay the price. And, I mean, nobody, I mean, all people.
Ian MalcolmWe denounce and disavow all.
@nietzsche258918And I do want to say this. Never, ever, I also disavow, we don't need to go down any level at all. I'll give you an example of someone that changed the world in a way that you did not describe. Jesus Christ. He changed the world in a way that you did not describe. The only way that you can enslave people and immiserate people at this level is if...
@nietzsche258918You turn it into a religion. If you turn it into a belief system, there is no meeting these people out in the field. There aren't enough of them to put up a real fight. So the idea that we need to go down to a level or this spoiled, rotten, little rich kid that did one of the most cowardly things that I've ever seen to go up behind someone and do this.
@nietzsche258918No, no, no. That's the people we're fighting. That's not us.
@nobodythanWait a minute. Just let me finish. Now, first of all, you said the best way to enslave someone is religion. I completely agree. No, I didn't say.
@nietzsche258918I didn't say. Well, I'm saying that. Hold on. I said to turn it into a religion. Okay. In other words, hold on. Religion by me, by. Thank you very much.
@nobodythanNow, first of all, that CEO had killed more people than Osama Bin Laden or Israel or a lot of people with his denial of claims, though he did it through a pen and not a book.
@nietzsche258918The ends do not justify the means. If you don't like the system or the insurance company, you don't have to buy that person's insurance. Hold on. The idea that you get to go up to someone because you disagree with them or you don't think they're managing the company well or whatever and assassinate them, that is pure evil.
@nietzsche258918We disavow that. I'm sorry, but I have no patience for this.
@nobodythanI'm going to say this with religion. The best way to enslave someone is religion. And if you look at the story of Jesus Christ, you've never seen Zeitgeist, have you? Zeitgeist actually explains it is the same story of the sun gods that preceded him.
@truthtellerftmYou know what you're doing right now? You're telling people they have no agency and they're all just suckers. They can get duped by a religion or they can get duped by, say, the medical industry. In fact, people who do have agency, they can learn for themselves, actually learn from hypocrisy. Hippocrates, who said that everyone should learn to become their own doctor and have informed consent.
@truthtellerftmThey have a responsibility of what they intake and put into their mouth and not just rely on a doctor or nurse or any medical professional. So that's what you should be promoting. Instead of killing the CEO of a health insurance company, it should be, well, why didn't those people take more time or get second or third opinions to do their own research before taking stuff that was harmful to them?
@nobodythanI'm talking about the denial of claims. He got killed because he denied claims to people for profit.
@truthtellerftmBut just think about the reason why they even had claims in the first place or why they got sick in the first place.
@nobodythanI agree.
@truthtellerftmWhat kind of diets did they have? What were they putting in their mouth in the first place? You don't just get sick overnight because you had one bad meal. I agree, and there's a lot of things ignored. Okay, but then what you're saying is, well, because this guy, because there's a corrupt insurance company, and really, you know, my point, it's not about this guy.
@nobodythanMy point was he set the example of speaking the language of tyrants, and that's the only language they know.
@truthtellerftmNobody's going to learn from that. Nobody's going to learn from stuff like that. You know what's something, you want to be an example where people could learn? It's a movie like Super Size Me, where if you eat McDonald's three times a day, you're going to get sick and almost get a heart attack.
@nobodythanYeah, totally changed the world, didn't it?
@truthtellerftmNobody died in that movie, right?
@nobodythanMy point is you'll never win a fight if you don't fight.
@truthtellerftmThat has more of an impact than killing a CEO.
@nobodythanMy point is, like, for example, religion. You guys have never seen Zeitgeist, have you? It explains how it's the same exact religion of every other sun god before him.
@truthtellerftmThat's fine. I know what Zeitgeist is all about. Listen, you're taking it down a whole other road. You don't need to go there. The issue with religion is when you get corrupt, malicious people in there that want to turn religion...
@nobodythanBecause I wanted to be a great man and I'm very well versed in it more so than most Christians who have never even opened the book. My point is with religion is it neuters a man from responsibility because when you think of an imaginary friend who has let all these atrocities happen without lifting a finger is going to be the one to judge them or going to be the one to stop them.
@nobodythanIt doesn't. That's why they laugh at religion because they're the ones in Roman times who pushed it because it neuters and quells a man from action and actions are what define man and actions are what shape
Ian MalcolmYou would agree that essentially for the last thousand years, the single force that pushed back the most aggressively on Jewish supremacy were Christians, right?
@nobodythanYeah, sure. But with words, right?
Ian MalcolmOkay, so wouldn't that kind of negate that whole— Isn't it more likely that perhaps the problem with Christianity is that it's been perverted with the Schofield Bible and a complete control of all culture by the same people who have twisted it and perverted it and done all the other things? I agree, yeah.
@nobodythanI agree. But you're also talking to a guy who was legally dead for 10 minutes. And I'm telling you, it is there to control. There is no better crowd control than religion. It will get people to do crazy things. It will get people to kill other people in the name of their religion. We've seen it throughout history. We've seen the Crusades.
@nobodythanWe've seen the Spanish Inquisition. We've seen absolutely every atrocity under the name...
Ian MalcolmBut you're now arguing against the very point that you just made.
@nobodythanHow am I doing that now?
Ian MalcolmBecause just three minutes ago you were saying that they pushed Christianity on everybody because it pacified them into doing nothing. And now you're saying it's done all these wonderful things in terms of courage and bravery and masculinity.
@nobodythanNo, no, I'm not saying courage and bravery. No, no, I'm saying it has controlled people to even commit atrocities. But it will not get you, unless you are told to do so, to take responsibility into your own hands. And for example, I'm not talking so much about the CEO. Who cares? The Rothschilds.
Ian MalcolmChristianity pushes personal responsibility. What are you talking about?
@nobodythanNo, it doesn't. How does it push personal responsibility?
Ian MalcolmThe two great commandments are to love your neighbor as yourself and to put God above all things. Inherent in that is essentially a code of conduct that aligns for a high-trust society and for people to all get along with one another, but that requires personal accountability. The group that doesn't take accountability are the people that are antithetical to Christianity, which are the ones that killed Christ, ironically.
@joann_marieYou need to tell me yourself.
@nobodythanOh, I'm so sorry. Okay. Must have been my beard here. Sorry about that. Anyway, you needed your own self because you say it's about personal responsibility, yet you say you put God above all else. And I'm going to tell you right now, if I don't go to work and feed my family, God won't.
Ian MalcolmDoesn't that require accountability?
@nobodythanNo. Accountability is when you say it's God's will when something good happens or if something bad happens. But to put God above all things is a choice, is it not? But it's the wrong choice because it negates personal responsibility. No, it doesn't. You have to have the personal responsibility to put it first. You have him in the driver's seat, which is no personal responsibility.
@nobodythanAnd the way I've learned it...
Ian MalcolmWait, wait, wait, wait, wait. How does coming to the decision to prioritize a thing and then to take personal accountability to activate on that idea every single day that requires accountability? It's not like you're... Jenet, tell me your result, Jason.
@nobodythanMy point is on that is you cannot say God's will and everything is because of God with why this happened and then say it's about personal responsibility. It really isn't. You are putting stuff in.
@truthtellerftmJason, let me ask you this. There were people during the Vietnam War and the draft who opposed being drafted because of religious conscientiousness, right? They opposed taking part in going to kill Viet Cong overseas. How many objectors were there compared to how many people who were religious?
@nobodythanI'm just saying, and personally, anybody who ever orders me, like right now.
@truthtellerftmIt's happening right now as well.
@nobodythanExactly.
@truthtellerftmAnd no offense, you want to stop this? It's recruitment time. Can I tell you how to stop this? I don't want to take part anymore.
@nobodythanI'm going to tell you to stop this, but you're not going to like this. If somebody tells me that I have to go and kill an innocent person, the first bullets they put in that gun are going to be aimed at the person telling me to do so because they are evil and the innocent people are not.
@truthtellerftmAnd that takes courage and that takes action. But violence is what shapes the world.
@nobodythanWhy do we have to kill each other?
Ian MalcolmJason, you've now done that multiple times and I'm done tolerating it because it looks very suspect. and David, I don't know if you're having issues. I see the blue icon next to your name, so we'll try resetting your handle here. Yeah, anybody that wants to come up and make multiple suggestions and let's say glorifications of violence, you're not going to be tolerated.
Ian MalcolmAnd for what it's worth, to suggest that God's will be done. Okay, let's think about this, actually. Talk about personal responsibility. Thy will be done. Now, where do I remember that line? Oh, right. That was Christ in the garden. Why? Oh, right. He was crying and very concerned. Why? Oh, he was weeping because he was going to be crucified and he didn't know if he'd be able to endure all that was going to follow.
Ian MalcolmThat's right. And what was his decision was to go through with that, right? Thy will be done. That was his decision. It was his accountability. to say, I will go forward with that at any point. He could have chosen to do any number of things, right? The soldiers come up, Peter grabs the sword, chops off a guy's ear. Christ says, no, no, no, it's not the way that we're gonna go through with this.
Ian MalcolmI'm gonna endure that, right? Every step of that entire process was a personal decision made by a person, the son of God, right? Each of us wake up every single day And we can say thy will be done. Sure. But we choose. Do we become the sinner or the saint? Do we try as best as we can to emulate either of those two things?
Ian MalcolmThose are all personal choices. Nobody that's Christian just believes they go around and every decision that they make is because God put it into their brain. That's the opposite of free will. The whole point of Christianity at the end of the day is free will. If it didn't, then what would be the difference between the sinner and the saint?
Ian MalcolmBecause after all, they're just part of a script. You don't have any decision-making in the process. Why would anybody become a saint? How would that happen? You become saintly because you make hard decisions, because you go out of your way for other people, because you prioritize the good and the righteous, which is what we try to do in these spaces, which is why even though I have totally different
Ian MalcolmReligious Alignment. I'm sure with lots of people on this panel, but you know what I see in them is the decision to wake up every single day and to try to do things that are good for other people, right? To advocate for those that are defenseless, for the children in Gaza that have been getting blown up for years on end, literally, to try and advocate for those that are getting arrested in Ukraine because they don't want to go to the front lines for Jewish Zelensky.
Ian MalcolmAll of these people that don't have a voice, well, we're trying to give them one. Does it mean that we're going to be able to save every single one of those people? No, obviously not. We don't have that power. We are not omnipotent.
@truthtellerftmWhat we can do is to do our best. Inject something to that on a positive note. Of course. So we've made the point about reaching that 10% mark for there to be a change to be made. And I'm not trying to, again, encourage anarchy, revolution, or anything like that. But in fact, Harvard studies show that you only need 3.5% change.
@truthtellerftmAnd that's relative to 565 different interventions, let's just call it, so to speak, where the governments could not then handle that momentum from that percentage of people that insisted, and again, I'm being careful of my language, on change because they were unhappy with the status quo. So you don't even need to get up to 10%.
@truthtellerftmThat's a Harvard study that highlighted that. And elites are aware of this now because they realize the numbers are going up, and that's why they do their utmost to derail. All these demonstrations, protests, and they infiltrate them and cause all these divisions on all kinds of different lines, from racial to, of course, gender, sexual orientation, black versus white, etc., whatever they can get their hands on.
@truthtellerftmAnd now it's, of course, hate all the Muslims. Before it was, they always call it the anti-Semitism as well. Anyways, keep the Goy distracted with divisions so this way they don't unite and they won't reach that 3.5% plus they're in different states. Some are conservative, some are, again, liberal. And yeah, this is how they win.
@truthtellerftmBut the fact that they're building all these bunkers, foreign ones as well, and you see a guy like Peter Thiel moving to Argentina. He also has his bunker set up off the coast of New Zealand. And then a guy like Larry Ellison has his private island in Hawaii. It speaks volumes. Zuckerberg as well has his massive bunker too.
@truthtellerftmJust on a positive note that the direction it's going based on the contingency plans that these elites have, we're getting there slowly. I'll leave it there.
Ian MalcolmYeah, absolutely. And it's little by little. And again, the number of people that were aware of these things a year or two or three ago. And Truth, you and I were on the front lines going in, right? We were the perceived as the crazy people that wanted to talk about Israel and the Jews. And now people are... Connecting All The Dots.
Ian Malcolmthat are out there trying to support ASAPAC and bring about real-world political change. There's candidates like Casey Putsch and Dan Bilzerian and all these others. They might not be perfect. They might not have won, right? But at least they're out there and spreading the awareness of this reality. And now you've got people that are faced to deal with on PMZ, Dan Bilzerian saying, I mean, look, you can say that I'm a Jew hater or whatever, but Randy Fine literally supports the genocide.
Ian MalcolmWhy do you not criticize that? These messages land with more and more ears every single day. The youth is essentially done with Israel, and that's why they're going for the totalitarian police state. And to Godfroy's comments earlier, some of the legislation they're trying to push to merge the military, to merge the intel agencies, all of these things.
Ian MalcolmWhat can we do if not what we're doing? Because at least we're bringing attention to these subjects. We're trying to get our voices out. They do a very good job suppressing us, which is why, for what it's worth, You know who is actually most important in this entire endeavor is all the people that are listening, right?
Ian MalcolmAll those that are out there that see these messages that might not participate in these spaces, they don't make content, they don't put things on X, but they've become aware, right? So for everybody that's out there that is listening, you've never been up on a space, you've never posted anything, I don't care. You are far more important than you realize, right?
Ian MalcolmSo go out into your local communities and talk about these things, allow people to say, you know, I think you're crazy. Right? Just subtly talk about it. Don't spam them with everything. They'll think you are crazy, right? But just softly nudge them, not physically, but intellectually, right? Move them down this little path to start noting these problems.
Ian MalcolmAnd then the next thing you know, they'll call you on the phone. They'll be like, you know, I was in the mall and that stuff you were saying about cultural change. And I mean, then I turned on the news and it does seem like everything's just pro-Israel, right? They will connect the dots and then they'll come back to you and then they will also magnify.
Ian MalcolmSo this is the butterfly that creates the hurricane, right? We are all just little teeny pieces in this big, big, big machine, but we don't have the big megaphones. We've got a couple of big voices. We've got to support those when they do right. Whether it's Bilzerian or any of these other folks, they're not perfect by any means, but try and magnify and multiply.
Ian MalcolmBe a force multiplier for their efforts. And we will absolutely, if nothing else, we will do as much as we possibly can to try and thwart the insanity. But with that being said, in an effort to try and wrap things up, let's go to Amiru and Kei, and we'll go to Mighty. And if you guys could just try to keep it a little bit tight, and what we'll do is just kind of a speed round here.
@iqviajqSounds good. Yeah. Thanks again for having me. I kind of dropped because... I don't know what happened. People are just dropping left and right in this space. They're not happy with what we're talking about. But about the guy earlier, he was saying some good things at the beginning. I think you agreed with that too, right, Ian?
@iqviajqYou said he's cooking, but then the violence stuff, like the threat of violence just kept coming. And so you got to act in that situation. But I thought since this is a space about David, I would ask you more about the whole Vaughn. Well, there are only two ways that society can order themselves, and that is by coercion or voluntary consent.
@iqviajqThat is it. And coercion is something we will simply evolve beyond.
@nietzsche258918What we're seeing now is they've cracked the code on the coercive state. Essentially, they're hunting at the watering hole. By voluntary cooperation, it doesn't mean that you don't have governance. It just means that there isn't a small group of people that call themselves government that have the right to murder or engage everyone else if they don't obey and pay them.
@nietzsche258918The idea that that kind of civilization is going to end well is absolutely illogical and preposterous. And of course, it's played out. And there's no other. We think of all these different permutations. Oh, we'll go back to a parliamentary system or national socialism, with all due respect to my national socialist friends.
@nietzsche258918And no, no, no, no. The future is that we have voluntary societies, that you can have all the taxes you want as long as they're voluntary. And then, of course, we have equilibrium. We do not find equality in nature, but we find equilibrium everywhere. And it becomes a perfect example of a mirror image of everything we see in the natural world.
@nietzsche258918And I'm an evolutionary voluntarist, meaning we will evolve in that direction. But ultimately, we can no longer give a small group of people this dominion over the flesh of others. We call these people our representatives, but they're not our representatives. They're our owners, because they can put us in a cage If you give someone the right to rob you, they're not going to respect you.
@nietzsche258918That is absolutely for certain. And if you also give them the right to rob you, they're going to take the money that they robbed you with, and they're going to buy weapons to shoot you with, and they're going to buy cages to engage you with. They're going to use the money that they are stealing from you in order to imprison you and enslave you.
@nietzsche258918This is exactly what happens every minute of every day. of every week of every month, and it's time for human beings to get up on their hind legs like actual evolved humans and walk out of history away from these people. I do think that's an evolutionary moment that will happen, even though we don't see it. Now, it's hard for people to see that, but I believe it will happen.
@iqviajqAnd with your permission, Ian, I'll just continue with David. Yeah, go for it. So I don't know anyone else except you and myself who would talk about voluntary evolution. which, I mean, maybe people do, but I've never heard anyone talk about it. It's very important. And I think that's what religion is trying to tap into because a lot of what religion is is strict regularity and repeating things consistently.
@iqviajqAnd evolution is affected by behaviors being repeated, so.
@nietzsche258918Well, I would respectfully suggest that religion itself is evolutionary because we had to arrive at a state of consciousness where we could comprehend it But I agree with Immanuel Kant that there's a maturity of thought where you realize that your moral sensibility is inside of you and not outside of you. And you can call that moral sensibility God-given.
@nietzsche258918It makes perfect sense to do so because I believe in the numinous. You can call it God-given, but we don't really have to argue. In all civilizations, it's wrong, lie, cheat, and steal. The golden rule works for everyone because they intuit that they don't want done to them. They don't want...
@nietzsche258918Every other religion requires an act of consciousness, an act of goodness, a commitment to a certain set of behaviors, a certain state of consciousness. There's only one that says, we are superior to you no matter what you do, and we don't have to do any work. We don't have to be good people, act like good people, and treat you well or even like humans, because we were born to this position, and of course, there's nothing you can do to rise to our level or our circumstance.
@nietzsche258918So yes, I do believe this is all evolutionary. You know, Socrates really understood this because there was a different religion in every valley and on top of every hill, and it invited him to think, well, fundamentally, what is right? What is wrong? You know, when Truthseller said, a critical mass of people is all it takes.
@nietzsche258918But just imagine when it's a critical mass of people that know they're right. A critical mass of people that are on the side of, that the evil that they're facing is so very obviously evil. That's how serfdom ended in Europe. That's how chattel slavery ended in America. It's because even though people practiced it, they knew that it was a tremendous contradiction.
@nietzsche258918They knew deep down inside, there is no way I am on the side of good. I just prefer to do the evil because it's working out for me. In the long stretch of time, the morality wins, that which is moral wins, and that critical mass of people is energized by knowing that they are right.
@iqviajqGreat stuff, and I'll land with this, what Truth said earlier, insist, a good way to put it, because, you know, there's a difference between aggression and assertiveness, where basically assertiveness is the threat of violence, but never actually using it. And that's what I think is the spirit of the Second Amendment. It's not there to kill, it's there to, like, almost just mitigate violence from anyone.
@nietzsche258918Yeah, but why do we have, like, the Second Amendment, right? So why do we have a Bill of Rights? What is that? What's the purpose? Why do we need a constitution? All of these things are training wheels for humanity, right? I mean, the goodness is inside of you. It's not as though that there really are only 10 rights. Rights are mere qualities of freedom.
@nietzsche258918You have millions of rights. You've heard me say this many times. You have one freedom because you have one mind, one body. But your rights extend as innumerably from that one freedom as rays of light extend from the sun. You have the right to do all sorts of things. You have the right to watch TV. You know, that's not listed in the Bill of Rights.
@nietzsche258918It's because the notion of freedom and rights exists in contradistinction to the coercive state, to the coldest of all monsters, as Frederick Nietzsche called it. And now the people that have learned to hack that, to control it. We do have anarchy. It is the worst kind. Are there any pins and papers?
@nietzsche258918They're looking you straight in the face and saying, look, there's no such thing as government in the way that you think of it. There is just a coercive force and these people have bought it and they own it. And as long as you religionize it, they can do whatever they want to you until you say, this is bullshit. We're not going to cooperate.
@nietzsche258918We're not going to participate. All the things that Truth Teller says, all the things that we've been saying, that's why the awakening matters.
@nietzsche258918These are cowardly, infinitesimally few people, and the only way they can do this is by getting you to believe that they have some legitimacy in doing so.
@iqviajqIt's like the Leviathan being used against the people, but the Leviathan is made up of us, right? Hobbes Leviathan. So we're really the subcomponents, not these small group of people weaponizing it against us. And that's manifesting in the form of the technocracy. It reminds me of the...
@nietzsche258918Jim Carrey in the movie Liar Liar when they ask him when he's in the bathroom and he goes, what are you doing? He goes, I'm kicking my own ass. You know, that's what we're doing. You know, we're literally just like, do you understand like this tiny, tiny dot? If you could just look at the mass of all of us and just do sort and then look at them like on a graph and look at...
@nietzsche258918How many of them, and then when they send out their enforcers, right? Their little band of whoever they are, whether they be, you know, revenue collectors or whatever, and they're like, we are all powerful and we the great Oz and you shall bow down. What if we go, nah, no, no, we won't. No, I don't, no, no more. You guys are evil.
@nietzsche258918You may go now. Please get the door. Get the door, please. Yeah, close the door. Thank you. Have a nice day. Like they have no power except that what we give. The phrase consent of the governed is the one legitimate thing about this whole enterprise. You have to give them your consent. You have to fall for the absolute hypnotic effect of that little water closet that we call the voting booth.
@nietzsche258918If we stop falling for it, if we wake up to it, this is why Jefferson was right. An enlightened people cannot be tyrannized over.
Ian MalcolmBeautifully stated there, David. And Amir, wonderful question. Let's go to K and then we'll go to Mighty.
@ke_isnt_hereThank you, everyone. Thank you, Ian. Thank you, Julian. Thank you, David, for the space. And thank you for the mic. I just want to point back to pushback on the gentleman earlier. People like that, you definitely should always look out for. Okay, that is one of the most scariest people. They should be disavowed. They should be condemned and they should be in prison.
@ke_isnt_hereDon't ever, Ever follow someone like that because it goes back to the same people that want to enslave, kill us, and that are committing a genocide. That always goes back to it. I'm a strong proponent of strategic planning for peace, not peace through chaos and bombing and killing. That sounds like a peace plan from, that sounds like a playbook from Pete Hegseth in the war room.
@ke_isnt_hereI'm not for that. So always look out for people like that. They will, they will, they will,
@nietzsche258918Yeah, I love the part where he says, you know, we need to be evil to fight evil. No, I don't want to be evil.
@ke_isnt_hereYou see how he pulls you in? He has the whole plan. He pulls you in, and the second you hear something about drawing blood, I completely disavow that. Don't even outcast them. Imprison them. Disarm them.
@nietzsche258918What's next, is he going to say? Hey, you know, we should get some children and like, see, what did Epstein do? No, no, no, we shouldn't do any of that, okay? No, no, we're not them, okay? Thank you. Ian's heard me say before, if you do this, then when you finally one day in the glorious battlefield, you vanquish your enemy, you're going to go home into the bathroom and look in the mirror and see the very person that you vanquished.
@ke_isnt_hereAnd it comes to another question. So if we do this chaotic plan of killing, and if you don't like my plan, are you going to kill me? But I'm going to leave it right there. And like I said, I'm a religious person, and I'm always a proponent for peace. Even though I understand you have to fight, but killing is never the answer.
@ke_isnt_hereNever found peace through killing. Never, ever in my life. But... I just want to add that. Thank you for everyone, and God bless everyone. Thank you for this space.
Ian MalcolmLots of love, KE, and couldn't agree with that more in terms of this idea that David mentioned earlier to defeat a monster, you shouldn't become it, right? And if we do, then the circle just continues around and around and around, and we become the very problem that we set off to try and fix in the first place. Let's go really quickly to Mighty, and then we'll go to Forti.
Speaker 5Can you hear anything?
Ian MalcolmYeah, okay, good. I can't hear anything either. Oh, okay. I just closed the app thinking it was on my end. All right, let's go to Forty, and then here's what we're going to do. Since Mighty wasn't here, we'll go to Forty for a question or thought for David. Then we're going to go to Mr. Nietzsche for his final thoughts on the space, the subject, the topic, how we're doing with some words of affirmation, positivity.
Ian MalcolmAnd then we will go if he's got one. And then Mr. Rabbi [guest] has an entire live I'm back!
@allegedly_fortiSo those are down there about the guy that was on the Epstein list and as well as the guy who was doing the experiments with the cannibalism with the worms. I just think that's really interesting. And then I did just have one last little point, maybe a question, whoever wants to chime in. We were talking about religion, right?
@allegedly_fortiAnd I want to make an important distinction here between faith, belief, spirituality, and organized religion because I think that there's important differences in those. But I think that when it comes to organized religion, what Mr. Cardone there was saying before, that they haven't accomplished anything. And I think that they have.
@allegedly_fortiAnd I liked what David said, or I think it was David who said that what they have accomplished, maybe they just overstayed their need in a lot of cases. But they have been great systems of control. Now, there was a time period where that system of control might have been necessary, right?
@allegedly_fortiSo I don't know if your thoughts on that at all, David, or anybody else, but I just think it's an important distinction to make between the faith or the spirituality of something and the actual organized religion that claims to be supporting it or supported by it.
@nietzsche258918I think the way to adhere to that is to stick to the founding documents. When I started reading religions, I was shocked at how different what I was reading seemed than what I had heard. So if they stick to, obviously if they don't do that, they're going to hear the politicized version and any fervent belief is going to be used against you because this is the way controllers work.
@nietzsche258918They want to, whatever it is that you love, whether it be your family, whether it be any kind of tradition, Whether it be a religion, whatever it is, whatever belief system or conviction you have, they're going to try to use that to control you and everyone else, extract coin from them and reduce them to servitude. So the way to avoid that is simply to read your founding document, to stick to that.
@nietzsche258918Your own belief system, your own soul, your own reasoning capability is far more worthwhile And by the way, that's how you develop your virtues. You think about it. You notice what earnest people that are devout in whatever religion they believe in, they constantly go over the text and they think about it and they ask themselves how to become a better person in the moment that they're occupying.
@nietzsche258918Not what's gonna happen at the end times. How do I live now? How to become a better person? How to become a more peaceful person? How do I think and orient myself in my life so as to hold my current actions In the context of my entire life, that is how to avoid being controlled or manipulated based on your belief.
@allegedly_fortiAll right, you know, I definitely vibe with that. So here's where I have, here's where my, you know, issue, for lack of a better word, comes in, is I was raised, you know, super Catholic. I was really involved in the church for most of my life. My family are all, you know, some level of Catholic. And when I talk to them, this isn't the shit on Catholicism in particular, this is just, you know, where my background comes from, is like,
@allegedly_fortiI talked to them, and then they all identify as Catholic. They go to Mass. They give their money. And when I talk to them about it, they don't agree with the Catholic Church on many issues. But that's just what they know, and that's where they feel that their faith is. But to me, though, they're still every week or month, whatever, going and supporting a structure, an organization.
@allegedly_fortiThank you so much for having me.
@allegedly_fortiI don't know what the right word is. When they're aware of the contradictions of it and feel that it doesn't actually represent what they believe, yet they still... Yeah, they're called MAGA, right?
@nietzsche258918You don't even have to refer to religion, right? The idea that I'm an American, so my government is going to go commit war crimes and genocide or help do those things. So, gosh, you know, well, I support my country. No, you don't have to do those. You know, the one does not... Necessitate the others. But each person has to come to that.
@nietzsche258918And the best you can do is just point out the contradiction and hope that they're willing to resolve it.
@allegedly_fortiAwesome. I agree. Thank you, David. Thank you, Ian, Rabbi, everybody up on here. This has been a great space.
Ian Malcolmand humbled that you're here with us, my friend, Mr. Forti. Always such a pleasure. Why don't we do this really quickly? As just as always, I want to do a couple of things. Number one, I want to thank everybody for being here. I want to thank Joanne, the co-hostess with the absolute mostest for being here for so long. She has gone over to Mr.
Ian MalcolmTruth Teller's space, which just opened up. He is going to be able to provide insights into what's going on in the geopolitical front, in particular with the Iran war, in ways that you will not get anywhere else, not only on the mainstream media, but also on this app. Nobody does it like Mr. Truth Teller. So please go over there, give him some support.
Ian MalcolmI'll certainly be tuning in to listen in to that space the moment we close this down. In advance of doing that, As always, I also want to suggest to everybody, certainly, good morning, good evening, good afternoon. For everything that you are, I just want to say God bless, certainly Godspeed. We are going to continue to win, right?
Ian MalcolmThis goes back to that comment that was made about accountability, right? Individually, we all will wake up tomorrow. You get up, you walk out of bed, you walk to a mirror somewhere, you're washing your hands, you're brushing your teeth, you look in the mirror. It's your choice. Do you want to live a good day, a righteous day?
Ian MalcolmDo you want to tell yourself that you are filled with optimism, that you're going to make the world a little bit better of a place than you found it? Are you going to hold the door? Are you going to say thank you? Are you going to look at the older individual that might be there in line in front of you for a thing of groceries or for a thing of medicine?
Ian MalcolmIt's your choice to say thank you, to say good afternoon, to say all those other kind of things. Just take notice. of the Little Details That You Can Do to Make a Massive Difference in the World Around You. It's all our ability, right? When I started doing this stuff on X years and years ago, I didn't anticipate that it would become the thing that it is, right?
Ian MalcolmBut it was a choice. Every day, just little things here and there. And it became what this is. And we're making a significant difference. And do you know how I know that? Because the things that we're doing are referenced by literally some of the largest podcasters on earth. No exaggeration when I say that. People like Gen X Girl, who I have an immense amount of respect for, the content that I put out, the Truth Tellers put out, that lots of people, Godfrey put out, is on Jimmy Dore's program.
Ian MalcolmIt's getting on the likes of, you know, podcasters with hundreds of thousands, millions of followers, right? We're going into some of the biggest spaces on X, getting routinely invited to participate in those, to share the little voice that once upon a time I thought, yeah, maybe I'll try putting a post up on this Twitter thing and see what happens, right?
Ian MalcolmThose were decisions. We make those decisions every day. You have the choice. Are you going to eat, as Truth Teller would say, are you going to eat the fuel? Are you going to eat the poison? Are you going to go out in the sunlight? Are you going to go exercise your body, your mind, your soul? Or are you going to play more video games, more pornography, more Netflix, right?
Ian MalcolmMore dopamine delivered via mindless slop on TikTok, right? The choice is yours. It's up to you. God is not going in my belief system. God is not going to come down at least anytime soon, right? And turn into a man and go out and put an end to Jewish supremacy and the genocide of the Palestinians and the subversion of the American government and the monopolization of everything, our media, our technology, right?
Ian MalcolmI don't see that happening. And so it's incumbent upon us being aware of these realities to do what we can to make a difference. And we've made A monumental one. So much so that, again, back to those podcasters, the biggest ones in the world, Tucker Carlson. His brother, Buckley, regularly shares the things that myself and Truthteller and others are putting onto Twitter, right?
Ian MalcolmIf you don't think that these ideas are making their way to literally the world's largest podcaster, you're kidding yourself. We are making an unbelievable difference for the small little force that we are. and every one of these voices that starts to notice these problems, right? Even I'll give them credit. The actor who plays Mark Ruffalo, who plays the Incredible Hulk, he went out and said, guys, it's not anti-Semitic to say that Israel's doing a lot of really bad things and they're committing genocide and they're controlling our government and I don't want them to further encroach, right?
Ian MalcolmWho would have imagined even six months ago that a Hollywood A-list actor would be saying something like that? Right? And maybe that's part of the show. Who knows? I'd like to think that it's not. Maybe that's wishful thinking. But either way, it's got 20, 30, 50 million people that saw that and that probably were influenced by that idea.
Ian MalcolmRight? So we know that we are winning. And do you know how we know that? Because with all their BlackRock, with their little Palantir, right? With every one of their AI databases. They still are concerned that they are going to lose the propaganda war even though they're throwing billions of dollars at it. They said a billion dollars just for social media.
Ian MalcolmThat doesn't include the mainstream media and all the other things that they own, that they operate, and the fact that they own all the social platforms. So on top of the billion dollars for purchasing influencers, they already own all the algorithms and they are still concerned in their words. It's not going to be enough.
Ian MalcolmWhy? Because we are doing our part. So the onus is on us every single day. Take those little steps. You don't have to go above and beyond. You don't have to drive yourself crazy. Go out, get some exercise, get out into nature, spend time around the people that you can, that you love, and with your friends, your family, your church, your parishioners, your classmates, wherever you are in the world.
Ian MalcolmDo your little part that you can with what you got. And if we keep doing that, we will keep winning. And every day that we do, Unlike the Zionists and the Jewish supremacists, when they lose ground, the people that recognize the world the way that we see it, they're never going back. Once you see the man behind the curtain, you no longer pay attention to Oz.
Ian MalcolmSo we are working towards, like Truth Teller was saying, that three, that five, that 10% that it will take to genuinely fix the world. I know it sounds hyperbolic. But we're going to do what we can. And so, as always, I just want to say to everybody, God bless, certainly Godspeed. With that being said, I'm going to turn things over to the incomparable, the always, I'm sincerely humbled to have him with us.
Ian MalcolmI think he's one of the most brilliant people on this application. Mr. David Nietzsche, the floor is yours, my friend. Would love your thoughts on this. And then we'll go to Mr. Rabbi just for some entertainment as we close out and go to Mr. Truthseller's room.
@nietzsche258918Great space, my friend. And my thoughts are we're winning. And it's just... It really is important for people to understand that when the opposition has the money and the media and the military, they do not have the advantage if they don't have the truth on their side. And this is, it's just, you don't need something, we're not going to need to meet anybody out in the field.
@nietzsche258918This battle is fought in the hearts and minds of men, and obviously they know it, otherwise they wouldn't be trying to stop us from having the conversation. It's just, I mean, I cannot tell you how wonderful it is to see how far we've come from 12 months ago to where we are now. It is just amazing. And we hear more and more people, what you might call normies, saying, oh, Jewish supremacy is a problem.
@nietzsche258918And more and more people going, no, we should not, absolutely not support Israel. What they're doing is awful and it's horrible. I'm just really, really, really, really proud of everybody that comes in these spaces, everybody that has the courage to speak out. And you know, we're not clever people. Ignobility has clever on its side.
@nietzsche258918We don't need to be clever and we don't need to dig bunkers. We're right here, front and center, having the guts and the courage to say the truth. And every time you do, someone else is encouraged and someone else is encouraged. And what are you going to see? A conflagration of truth. I love it. And I really enjoy this space, my friend.
@nietzsche258918I can't wait to the next one.
Ian MalcolmAbsolutely. And David, that's exactly right. And the wildest part about it is that at the end of the day, the people that are in here that are trying to do things to wake this up, and it doesn't matter if you're speaking in spaces, if you're working with AI platforms like Allegedly Dang, trying to spread out content, if you're where forbidden, you're making these viral videos that are getting millions and millions of hits.
Ian MalcolmAlmost none of these people are able to be monetized. They're not even able to have their face next to their profile because if you do, you get destroyed. They will go after you economically. They'll go after your reputation. They'll go after your friends, your family, your network, your everything. So why do I say that?
Ian MalcolmBecause the people that are on our side, they are literally in this because they know that it's right. They're trying to make the world better. They're trying to do the right thing. And think of how terrifying it must be knowing that the other side of the aisle, the only thing they have are the shiny trinkets and the shekels.
Ian MalcolmIt's literally powering their entire machine. And they might have an infinite amount of those things because they own the money printer. They own the Federal Reserve. They certainly own BlackRock and State Street and Vanguard and on and on and on. But at the end of the day, do you think that that's going to be able to buy the truth?
Ian MalcolmI don't think it will. Do you think it will be able to buy the allegiance of the masses? I don't think it will. And so what does that mean? Their only options are literally complete totalitarian forced enslavement of all of us, which has never worked for what it's worth. Never been a situation where that has been able to essentially suffocate and suppress the human spirit, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd so there's that other side, which is our opportunity, right? That idea of the 109 number, right? And what is it that would be expelled? Jewish supremacy. We don't need to worry about focusing on hating people, on trying to oust individuals, on harming anybody. None of that nonsense. We will always denounce all of that.
Ian MalcolmWhat we are doing is spreading truth, spreading awareness, and saying this supremacist system is largely built on blackmail, bribery, espionage, subversion, literal child sacrifice, child prostitution, and all kinds of other horrific things via blackmail. All of that has to end. And anybody who's defending it, They've already sold their soul, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd there's a limited quantity of people out there that are willing to do it. And so I know that we are going to win. And with that being said, why don't we go to Mr. Rabbi [guest] for some positivity as we recommend everybody, if you do exit this space, please go give Mr. Truth Teller a list. He's one of the absolute greats.
Ian MalcolmBut Rabbi, I know you got something up your sleeve.
@malleusigSure, sure, sure. So this is, I don't hear this yet, but you want to go with Hearts of Millions? I think maybe it's one of the ones I put online a long time ago. Alright, let's go with that. It's probably the most positive one that I have. Here we go.
Speaker 6We keep our faith flowing Streets full of hustle Life's a daily struggle Christ coming back soon Hearts form a muscle In the hearts of millions He's gonna rise In billions Loving us all So break down the walls Echoes in the alleys Voices in the valleys Hope in the shadows Light in our rallies No time for sleeping Hearts keep beating Faith in the past
@malleusigWhat was that?