Name: Global Propaganda War - @unisocialnet
Uploaded: 2026-10-02
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0:00warm, expansiveMusic Trivia and Pink FloydThe host kicks off the show with a music trivia game before the main topic.
4:12weathered, resignedHelicopter Parenting and Learning FailureThe host connects Christopher Nolan's Batman to the importance of learning to fail.
7:37disillusionedMusic Industry and Cultural ManipulationThe host connects music industry success to artificial cultural engineering.
10:49charged, alertAI Content Creation RenaissanceA viral creator is surpassing Super Bowl ad reach with twenty dollars of AI tokens.
13:42conflicted, dividedAI Movies and Mel Gibson CastingThe group imagines AI-generated movies starring Mel Gibson as Christopher Wood.
19:32grave, forebodingIntroduction to the Propaganda WarGuest speaker Ben Townsend is introduced to lead the deep dive into propaganda.
21:50detached, weighingOrigins of Psychology and PavlovBen begins the propaganda timeline with Pavlov's classical conditioning experiments.
23:16guarded, evenFreud and the Subconscious MindBen explains how Freud's psychoanalysis unlocked the subconscious for manipulation.
24:39hard, unyieldingEdward Bernays and Mass ManipulationBen covers how Bernays used Freud's theories to manipulate the masses.
29:31grim, scorchedColor Psychology in Media and BrandingThe discussion explores how colors are weaponized to trigger moods.
31:04cool, analyticalCell Phones and Surveillance TechnologyChristopher raises the theory that cell phones send signals the brain picks up.
37:16heated, combativeTavistock Institute and SRIBen connects Tavistock and Stanford Research Institute to mass psychology programs.
38:28raw, woundedMKUltra and Ted KaczynskiThe conversation links the Unabomber to CIA mind control experiments.
47:25bleak, drainedWWII Computers and Psychometric DataWorld War II saw the first government use of computers for mass population data.
51:42sombre, searchingJFK, Three World Wars, and ControlBen links JFK's assassination to the need for rigid public thought control.
56:02eerie, electricKubrick, Music, and Intelligence TiesThe group speculates on intelligence agency involvement in the 1960s music scene.
1:04:35measured, soberStop the Goyslop MovementGodfrey announces a boycott campaign against Hollywood degeneracy.
1:06:46dry, matter-of-factZionism and Information WarfareGodfrey asks if Zionists will escalate fifth-generation warfare on social media.
1:14:01urgent, incendiaryDavid Nietzsche's Beef Brisket ChiliA lighthearted detour into cooking as David shares his chili recipe.
1:26:31murky, uneasyThe 1980s Middle Class FreedomBen reflects on the 80s as a brief window of freedom before digital surveillance.
1:33:11quiet, reflectiveTelevision as Hypnotic BrainwashingRaed cites a study suggesting television is addictive and stops thought.
1:41:13smouldering, restlessMusic Industry Propaganda and Gangster RapDr. Rectenwald explains how the music industry promoted gangster rap and destroyed culture through substance abuse.
1:48:45dimmed, waryRobert Cialdini and War Propaganda TechniquesDr. Strange breaks down Robert Cialdini's principles of social influence and how they were leveraged to sell the Iraq War.
1:49:48broodingSocial Influence and War PropagandaA speaker outlines how psychological principles of persuasion are used to sell wars to the public.
1:58:15unsettlingConformity and Totalitarian TiptoeThe discussion shifts to how perception is manipulated through social conformity experiments and generational propaganda.
2:07:55melancholy, tenderSubconscious Mind and PropagandaThe conversation shifts to how the subconscious mind processes information and how propaganda exploits it.
2:10:57calm, distantMedia Inoculation Against Critical ThinkingRabbi [guest] explains how movies plant comebacks to preemptively disarm criticism.
2:17:10worn, nostalgicSubconscious Mind and PropagandaA speaker claims humans operate on subconscious emotions, which propaganda exploits to control behavior.
2:28:43tentative, hopefulThe Cocktail Party Effect and Subconscious PowerRabbi [guest] demonstrates how the subconscious tracks all conversations simultaneously.
2:35:49hard-wonGeorge Clooney and Hollywood War PropagandaA listener details how George Clooney's filmography was used to push Middle East intervention.
2:36:44quiet, reflectiveHollywood Celebrity Psyops and Middle East FilmsLady Justice explains how Hollywood celebrities like George Clooney were used to promote geopolitical destruction.
2:51:36warm, expansiveIdentifying Propaganda Through Emotional TriggersA speaker explains that high emotional reactions to media are a key indicator of being propagandized.
2:54:42raw, woundedGuide to Avoiding PropagandaDavid Nietzsche provides a shorthand guide for identifying and resisting propaganda in daily life.
2:58:16heated, combativeCOVID Propaganda and Societal IsolationA former journalist explains how COVID lockdowns were used to isolate people and make them more susceptible to propaganda.
3:07:31hard, unyieldingBoycotts and Economic ResistanceThe discussion turns to using boycotts and financial withdrawal as tools to resist the system.
3:11:26guarded, evenStoicism Against PropagandaA speaker recommends using stoic principles and self-awareness to prevent your own values from being exploited by propagandists.
3:23:27grave, forebodingAcademia as a Bioweapons Lab for PropagandaA speaker argues that academia functions as a testing ground for cultural viruses before they reach the mainstream.
3:34:14detached, weighingTracking Media Narratives with a JournalA journalist shares how keeping a journal of media statements helps reveal inconsistencies in official narratives.
3:38:34sombre, searchingLocal Organizing Against Jewish SupremacyThe conversation moves to the necessity of local community organizing rather than top-down political solutions.
3:51:37grim, scorchedIsrael's Endless War ExpansionThe host explains how Israel has been at war continuously since its creation and how America has borne the cost of that expansion.
3:56:17cool, analyticalIsrael as a Parasitic RegimeIan explains how Israel completely depends on the United States while pretending to be self-sufficient.
3:59:22disillusionedDebating Disentanglement from IsraelA caller questions whether the US should simply defund Israel, leading to a debate on neutrality versus opposition.
4:03:20weathered, resignedImmigration's Impact on Housing AffordabilityThe hosts explain how mass immigration drives up housing costs by artificially inflating demand.
4:06:16urgent, incendiaryHousing, Supply, and Mass MigrationIan and Christopher debate a guest on how mass migration drives housing costs.
4:19:52murky, uneasyCaller Exposed as Anti-White HypocriteThe Blending's social media history reveals anti-white posts while he claims white supremacy.
4:23:14unsettlingDebating White Privilege in AmericaThe host challenges a caller to demonstrate white privilege while the caller struggles to provide examples.
4:35:51heated, combativeGerman Reparations and Holocaust DenialA guest from Germany disputes the fact that his country pays reparations to Jews, leading to a clash over historical facts and censorship laws.
4:41:03raw, woundedZionist Control of SwedenA Swedish guest details how Zionist influence has hijacked his country's government and threatens its societal fabric.
4:48:46bleak, drainedControlled Demolition and White PhosphorusThe guest recounts witnessing the 9/11 controlled demolition and Israel's use of white phosphorus in Gaza.
4:57:01calm, distantBuilding a Sincere CommunityThe host reflects on the importance of building a sincere community to counter the prevailing culture.
5:01:01melancholy, tenderSweden's Gun Control and Organized CrimeIveHadEnough describes Sweden's strict gun control laws and how weapons are only found in immigrant-heavy suburbs with organized crime.
5:03:22dimmed, warySwedish Police Revoking Gun LicensesThe guest describes how Swedish police retroactively revoked licenses for semi-automatic rifles, forcing citizens to sell them to arms dealers.
5:16:05dry, matter-of-factThe Threat of Controlled OppositionThe host warns about controlled opposition figures like Tucker Carlson and their influence.
5:19:48smouldering, restlessFacing Death Threats for Speaking OutThe host discusses the personal risks and death threats faced for opposing Jewish supremacy.
5:25:10grave, forebodingIan Malcolm's Vision and White IdentityIan articulates his stance on white Christian Western civilization and Jewish supremacy.
5:39:19conflicted, dividedThe Coalition of Kings Against GoblinsChristopher Wood uses a Lord of the Rings analogy to describe the movement's coalition.
5:42:49cool, analyticalWhite Supremacy vs Jewish Supremacy DefinitionsIan explains how he proved the existence of Jewish supremacy using the establishment's own definitions.
5:46:04charged, alertAI Tools and Content Creation in Information WarIan Malcolm praises Allegedly Dank's AI tools that port spaces to podcasts and create viral clips for the information war.
5:49:36eerie, electricBiased AI Protecting the CaptorsThe host illustrates how AI engines like Grok are intentionally biased to protect the establishment and cover up truths.
5:56:27warm, expansiveDemocratizing Spaces and Upcoming PropagandaThe host emphasizes democratizing the platform and previews an upcoming space on propaganda.
6:08:17grim, scorchedJoey Goode's Tiny Hats Musical OutroIan introduces the banned Joey Goode song and highlights the legal risks he faces by publicly sharing it.

The Transcript

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Ian MalcolmI want to be honest. I'm sitting there, I'm thinking to myself, okay, I know almost every word of this song, but can I name the artist, which I should be able to, and I want to go and say that it is The Who, but I don't think that that is correct, and so I'm...

@joann_marieIt is not correct. Do you want to call a friend?

Ian MalcolmWell, no, I've used my phone a friend, so we're out of the phone a friend, but we can do... Really? Well, yeah, I used the phone a friend. I had to call Rabbi [guest].

@joann_marieWe only have one?

Ian MalcolmYeah, you only have one phone a friend.

@joann_marieI used it multiple times.

Ian MalcolmOh. No, no, no. Well, I will hold myself to the original who wants to be a millionaire standards here. Okay. We will say that the phone a friend option is out. What we can do is we can do a 50-50, they would call it, because you used to have four options, and we could narrow it down. So you could give me, let's say, three options, and I could try to see if I could select it.

Ian MalcolmOr we could go to the poll the audience, which I think we'll see. Okay, we can poll the audience because Nico has, I think, the answer. Is this in fact, okay, this is

Speaker 1Did he get out?

@theleaderofusaOut of all the songs you've played, both of y'all, this might have been the only one out. I think I could have ever guessed, and I don't even know if I'm right. But I think I was talking to my coworker about this song the other day.

@joann_marieThis is the only song of that specific band that I know. And I think it's the most famous one as well.

@theleaderofusaWait, yeah. I think they made a whole movie called The Wall. I don't know if it's about that song, but...

@joann_marieI saw it in middle school. My Spanish teacher played it for us.

Ian MalcolmIs this working now?

@joann_marieYes.

Ian MalcolmOkay, that was very bizarre. Yeah, I put it up into the nest. I guess Nico had the right answer there with Pink Floyd. It is Pink Floyd! And, you know, I feel like I should... So I'll throw it out there. If there's gonna be a... A Blank Slate

Ian Malcolmwith some up-tempo downtown train. Oh, Joanne, I would know every line. When it's a little bit more of the mellow music of that era, it's kind of like the, I think it was the, what would you call it, the ancestor of grunge music, and never really listened to a lot of it. So Pink Floyd, not all that familiar with. I did listen to The Who, but it was primarily Quadrophenia, I think is the name of the album.

Ian MalcolmBut yeah, Pink Floyd. as well as the actual The Grunge Era, Nirvana and some of those other bands. It's gonna be that, to quote Taylor Swift, it'll be the blank space, what is it, blank space? Yeah. That will be in my repertoire. But I like this. Okay, so we've now dodged two bullets because we got both The Phone a Friend with Rabbi [guest] and Now Thanks to Nico up in the nest.

Ian MalcolmWe are still on a roll, but I don't think I'm doing all that well, Joanne. I'm probably somewhere around the three or four at this point. I've already used two of the three lifelines.

@joann_marieYou're doing amazing, and I am the one who failed a bunch of times. I called a friend like four times. I used people in the panel like, no, you're doing so well.

Ian MalcolmIt's all in good... Hey, why do we fall, Master Wayne? So we learn to pick ourselves back up. That is Michael Caine, that's Alfred, to Christian Bale as Batman. And I love that line. I love the idea. And I love that when Christopher Nolan made those movies, not only did he kind of humanize and bring into the real world a cartoon character, right?

Ian MalcolmOr a comic book character, I should say. But at the same time, he also showed the vulnerability of that which is the Dark Knight, right? And I think it's always really important that we take account of... Our blind spots and those areas where we're going to fall and stumble and all those other things. I actually think that in doing that, so for anybody, it doesn't matter if you are younger or if you have kids that are younger or you have, let's say grandkids that are younger, push them beyond what they can do and get them comfortable with failure and falling.

Ian MalcolmIt's one of the most important things that we can all learn how to deal with and navigate. And as a result, I think the entire helicopter parenting Thank you for watching, and I'll see you next time.

Ian MalcolmSo that I can brush up my knowledge and awareness. I feel like I should, right? They're a pretty super famous band there.

@joann_marieI used to go out with a guy who was obsessed with them and he would like play them all the time and my brain just completely rejected it. And now every time like, this is the only one that I hear, you know, like all of the other ones, like my brain just went like, Nope, I have no idea what this sounds like. I just remember one from this documentary that there was like these dogs singing and they were in Pompeii.

@joann_marieand I only remember it because of the dogs. So yeah, no, I don't know anything about Pink Floyd either, but.

Ian MalcolmWell, I will, and I'll tell you what.

@joann_marieThe movie's good though. You should watch The Wall.

Ian MalcolmWell, The Wall, all right, I will watch The Wall. I will listen to the music. I will also look into the backstory on the musicians because it really is pretty wild. The more that we understand the world and the JQ and all these other things, the more we recognize how much of IveHadEnough,

Ian MalcolmOh, well, Ariana Grande, what do you know? Her family's connected to these people. And if I'm not mistaken, Taylor Swift's father invested in the music label that she ended up becoming a big success on. And it's like, oh, okay. None of this is purely organic. It's being driven, not by market demand, but rather they're utilizing the market artificially to push a set of ideas and a culture, which is again, very relevant for this space.

Ian MalcolmWe're gonna be talking all about that. And as a quick aside, That's why I will always give credit to not only the king of pop, and I've got my affinity for Michael Jackson. I do think he was set up by the JQ. I think it's a pretty reasonable conclusion to arrive at. But also, for example, to folks like Prince, who by any stretch of the imagination, the guy played something like 40 or 50 instruments.

Ian MalcolmI'm not even exaggerating when I say that. He was an absolute music legend. And there's a very interesting clip. I don't know if it's... The Propaganda War

Ian MalcolmIveHadEnough.com

Ian MalcolmAnd give kind of color commentary on the world, because a lot's been going on since we were joined last Thursday, as we are every Thursday by the one and only Mr. Christopher Wood. It's such a pleasure and an honor, as always, to have him with us. And as a last little thing, I want to give, of course, a massive amount of credit and love to Allegedly Dank, wherever he is in the world, for taking all this content, moving it over, as he does with every space, Apple Podcasts, Rumble, Spotify.

Ian Malcolmand ianmalcolm84.com, which every time I say that, I still feel ridiculous and incredibly blessed and humbled and all those other things that we have a website that is now dedicated via AI to all the things that we're trying to bring to the masses. It's crazy to think that that is something that not only didn't exist, but if I'm totally frank, I would never have had the ability to even consider trying to create something like that and that we have been able to do that with this loving group.

Ian MalcolmThat just grows day by day by day. And to think that we're now in a position where we are routinely being visited by massive, not only let's say celebrities and people of pop culture, obviously a nod to Dan Bilzerian there, who's a hero for this cause, but also to unbelievable creators like yesterday with Where Forbidden, who shared his entire approach to AI and all these videos.

Ian MalcolmAnd I wasn't exaggerating, that's the last little comment, So, Christopher, not sure if you caught any of the space, but so we talked with Where Forbidden. He's a little white rabbit you might have seen and has had unbelievably viral clips with Magatard and Candace Owens and Andrew Wilson and all these other things. And we were trying to estimate.

Ian MalcolmI wouldn't be surprised if his videos, not just his handle, but all the places that they've been reshared and replicated, if it's literally a billion plus impressions, which if you think about it. This is a single individual with AI and an imagination making content that is getting multiple times over the number of views and impressions that the commercials in the Super Bowl would receive, right?

Ian MalcolmWhich if you think about that, these companies are spending 25, $30 million for a 30 second time slot to try and get in front of eyeballs. And this guy's content is superseding that by multitudes. with maybe $20 worth of credits on AI.

@theleaderofusaOh, absolutely. Absolutely. And I'm thinking, you know, this is sort of another boom of like an art renaissance, if you know, because how long has these industries where creative projects can be released to the masses have been hidden behind these monopoly walls like Hollywood or these big other industries, right? So now people, average everyday people who are

@theleaderofusahave these great ideas but are maybe restricted by a skill set can tap into these tools such as artificial intelligence and help that to create some of these visions they have in their mind and help bring them to life. So there'll be a sort of a new renaissance that'll come from this if people aren't held back and if they're given the tools to be able to compete with these companies.

Ian MalcolmNo, I fully agree with you on that.

@theleaderofusaLike all the movies, all these gay movies, all the bad, you know, all the movies that would have been amazing ideas but are held back with, you know, and I know I use movies, Goyslop as an example, but this, it is in the form of art, if you will, so a part of the art renaissance, and all the bad Goyslop movies will be made into better Goyslop movies, maybe with morals, nice European morals in there.

Ian MalcolmWell, that's the wild part. That's exactly what we were talking about yesterday. And he was saying that some of these short videos that he's making might cost $20 to $50 in terms of the consumption of quote-unquote tokens for AI engines. But obviously, that's just going to become less and less expensive to construct. As it does, people will be able to make longer and longer forms of content.

Ian MalcolmAnd as incredible as some of the tech is, there's a not-so-distant future in which somebody like Christopher Wood Let's think about this for a second. Christopher, what would you think if I told you a year from now somebody will be able to take AI and use the likeness of, let's say, Tom Cruise to create a movie about your desire to bring the truths around the concentration of leadership for COVID and the struggles that you endured, and they'll be able to bring that to life in a 90-minute video with big-time blockbuster actors portraying you.

Ian Malcolmin a compelling storyline with a soundtrack and all those things at the click of a whole bunch of buttons with a whole bunch of creativity. And think of what that's going to mean, like you were saying with the paywall, for our ability to then shift the zeitgeist and create really compelling things that will bring attention to the good parts of culture that essentially are tied to our people, our heritage, our religions, and essentially the good rather than this evil, let's say paradigm that we live in at the moment.

@theleaderofusaYeah, that would be pretty amazing. And what's crazy is this stuff is already advancing so fast that that stuff is right around the corner. And from what, you know, we could talk for days about the innovations of technology and where it's going and and also the dangers of it, because, you know, like I said, I you know, there's some slight excitement, but let's you know, I'm.

@theleaderofusaIveHadEnough.net

Ian MalcolmWho would you want to portray Christopher Wood in the movie about bringing attention to the COVID criminals? And for anybody that's listening, if you've got an idea, put one in the purple pill.

@theleaderofusaWhy does Mel Gibson sound so fitting? Why do I want to see Mel Gibson at the podium saying these things? I think that'd be great.

Ian MalcolmWouldn't that be unbelievable? The always charismatic, I think it's safe to say, Joanne, I'll double check with you, but I think it's reasonable to say that Mel Gibson is a handsome, charismatic man. And what a champion he would be portraying Christopher Wood. And that's the wild part with AI, right? Is that you can take, pick your age.

Ian MalcolmYou could have Mel Gibson from Mad Max era, right? The 25 year old Mel Gibson. You could have the modern Mel Gibson. You can do anything with this technology. And so it really is wild, but I have a sneaky suspicion E.M. MALCOLM E.M. MALCOLM

Ian MalcolmOkay, so it's Ian and Mel's excellent adventures instead of Bill and Dad. And you know what's funny, Chris? I don't know if you saw this one. I shared this with Joanne and a couple other people. So I had asked Grok to make a picture of Dan Bilzerian standing in front of an audience because of the fact that the space that we did earlier this week, it wasn't just on the trending news section, which is obviously curated per user.

Ian MalcolmIt was on the top international news section of X, and it was there for any and every account. And I say that because I actually checked from a Smurf account because I couldn't believe my eyes, but specifically talking about the debate on Syria that Dan Bilzerian led. And so I asked Chris, you won't believe this, I asked it to put into the crowd.

Ian MalcolmI said, Henry Ford, who was it? Henry Ford. A couple other figures throughout history that have been very critical of this power structure. And Ian Malcolm. And it came back and it said, I will not put those characters who are all associated with anti-Semitic tropes into the same photo. I thought, we've gotten Ian Malcolm to the point that Grok thinks that Ian Malcolm, which is a character portrayed by a Jew in a movie directed by a Jew, that according to Crichton was a character based upon a Jew.

Ian MalcolmThat, of course, Michael Crichton, not a Jew. But nonetheless, we've taken their thing from them and we've now made it an image of our movement, which I find really funny that even Grok thinks that.

@theleaderofusaAbsolutely. You know, you've really created a meme out of these things, especially with the moldy bread. You know that dancing video that's been going viral the past couple of days? I was like, imagine Ian with some moldy bread dancing on his enemies. Oh, the moldy bread and the daily thought. Yeah, yeah, like the Ian Malcolm smoking the cig and then he steps between his moldy breads or whatever.

@theleaderofusaIt was quite a silly thought, no doubt.

Ian MalcolmWell, but that's the thing is that our movement, it's based on truth and love and honesty and morality and a lot of fun. And along the way, we're doing exactly that. And the people that we're encountering, actually in that image I was talking about, so I did, I had... One of them was, of course, going to be Henry Ford.

Ian MalcolmI also asked it to have Godfroy from, what is it, The Last Kingdom. And I asked it to be in street clothes. And they said, no, no, no. So Godfroy apparently in the same vein with Ian Malcolm Peete perceived as an anti-Semitic trope, which I find funny. But nonetheless, I think we're going to have a lot of fun in this space.

Ian MalcolmWe've got some wonderful speakers. We're going to be led through this by Ben Townsend. And so I'm very excited to kind of bring him up. And so just out of curiosity, anything, Joanne, that we might have missed? And then we'll turn things over to our guest speaker here.

@joann_marieThank you so much for having me, Ian and Christopher. Always amazing having you. 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 Christopher and UniSocial, Mandy, Raed, everybody here. And also, allegedly, thank that it's under the listeners because he made really cool

@joann_marieA really cool website with ianmalcolm84.com, also on Rumble, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Malcolm Spaces. So yeah, thank you so much, Danca and everybody for being here. And yeah, I cannot wait to learn more about this.

@joann_marieBen, welcome. How are you?

@unisocialnetHey, Joanne, Ian, and Christopher. I'm having a lovely night here in the southern United States. It is nice and warm, and hopefully I got all my tech figured out. I was really afraid that my phone was going to crash, so I'm going to use a laptop to maybe try to post some links, and I'm just only going to touch the phone for using the mic, and hopefully, you know, keep my fingers crossed that we don't have any technical glitches.

@joann_marieYou sound great.

Ian MalcolmYeah, it sounds perfect. And so, Ben, as we dive in here, Mr. Uni, So you were just mentioning those two devices. I know that you've got some information you want to share along the way. Certainly feel free to put that into the Purple Pill. And as you do and you call those things out, we can definitely put those all up into the nest so that everybody can follow along.

Ian MalcolmBut I just want to thank you again for bringing this subject and wanting to dive in very deeply into it. There's so many different places that we can take this idea of the propaganda war. So I'm kind of curious, where did you want to... Start with the dialogue and would you want to present for maybe the next 20-30 minutes?

Ian MalcolmOr did you want to go through this kind of item by item and kind of open it up to a Q&A at the end of each piece of that puzzle?

@unisocialnetYeah, we can go wherever you feel with it. I was going to just run through some quick material. It should take more than like five minutes. So to understand what's happening in the world of propaganda, you have to go way back. Back to the, say, the origins of psychiatry and psychology and what we consider, you know, the modern understanding of the human brain.

@unisocialnetSo for, you know, thousands of years, we didn't really understand much about it. And they often thought, like, the word psychology comes from, you know, the psyche. It's a study of the soul, essentially, but they've taken that out of the actual field. But if you go to, you go all the way up to the 1800s, right? You had all these...

@unisocialnetThey experiment on animals and they try to figure out what makes an animal tick. Like what are the drives of an animal? Why does it feel hungry at a certain time? Why does it feel angry or whatnot? And they had this guy, Ivan Pavlov, he's a Russian scientist. He started experimenting with dogs and he did this experiment where he would take some dogs who were in a cage and he'd feed them every day.

@unisocialnetBut before he'd feed them, he'd ring a bell and he found out that if you ring the bell, The dogs start to expect that they're going to get fed even before it happens, right? So they started studying this thing they called classical conditioning. And the idea is you have these subconscious drives that can be conditioned into you.

@unisocialnetAnd that, you know, it's kind of the nature versus nurture thing. Are you born with them? Can they be brought out? And, you know, at that time period, they just learned that you can absolutely trigger certain behaviors. And they thought that what they can do to an animal didn't apply to humans. And so you go a little bit further, you had Sigmund Freud and the whole concept of psychoanalysis.

@unisocialnetNow, obviously, Freud has a pretty crazy history and he might not be the most reputable source, but we do think, or at least most of people study it, they will say that you definitely have a subconscious. You also have an id and an ego, and he's the first person to really talk about those three things. But he really studied what's really working underneath the covers.

@unisocialnetWhat is your brain doing

@unisocialnetThe Century of Self

@unisocialnetIt's all about how they started these large-scale mass experiments on group psychology, trying to see could you influence people, mass numbers of people. There's this one famous case they did. They took, they had some kind of thing, I think it was in New York City, might have been Times Square. They had these women who, they wanted to get the female population smoking cigarettes, is one of the big cigarette companies.

@unisocialnetSo they had, Alex Symbols? Phallics? Like cock?

@michael99311500Like cock?

@unisocialnetAnd if a woman smokes a cigarette, it's almost like in a way rejecting, you know, the patriarchy. I mean, I'm just kind of simplifying things, but they did this experiment of suddenly you had massive increases in cigarette sales to women. And so that's just one thing. There's another famous case that's actually studied in business school of, I think it was Betty Crocker, that the cake mix company was trying to sell cake mix.

@unisocialnetThey found out they couldn't actually sell it because women like to prepare the cake like from scratch by hand. And they considered if they took a shortcut, it was almost like cheating on their family or on their husband because they weren't baking the bread, the dough and all that. And so what they did is they said, if you just add one egg, it's like you're putting your essence into the cake mix.

@unisocialnetSo that's a famous story. It's called the Betty Crocker add one egg thing. That's another case of subliminal kind of psychological programming to just mess with our subconscious and get us to do things we wouldn't normally do. But as I said, that brings up to about 1900 or so.

Ian MalcolmAre you there, Ben?

Ian MalcolmYeah. Okay, you were taking a pause there. Yeah, so that brings us, and so that, you know, I do find that really fascinating, this idea of, and when I kind of connected the dots between Freud and Bernays, it was like way, whoa, wait a second. But it's also, it's worth noting that around this time of those kind of intellectuals, that essentially the entirety of that field was largely dominated by this same

Ian MalcolmWhat people were eating or when they were eating it. And on both of those, they were basically able to have the norms of the entire society dictated by a very, very small set of interests at the top, which it's fundamentally, it's one thing to advertise a product, to advertise a brand, but when you're essentially advertising changes to a way of life and you're normalizing these new things within a people,

Ian MalcolmSo, you know, not only do you get them perhaps eating more food, but then you look forward a couple generations and you see that everybody's waistlines have increased, diabetes have increased, on and on and on and on, right? So the ability for this to be used, in some cases just to move a product, but in others to move, let's say, the cultural norms in ways that are demonstrably unhealthy, it's just, it's very, very dangerous.

Ian MalcolmAnd like you're saying, it's basically playing off of these primitive ideas and triggering us in ways that we don't even understand all the way down to, If you drive by McDonald's, for example, for anybody who's not aware, there's a reason that virtually every single food and fast food in particular chain that you can think of, have you ever noticed they have the same colors of red and white, sometimes with yellow integrated into them?

Ian MalcolmIt's because those colors at a primitive level trigger your appetite, right? So it's like at every turn, and I suppose it's not all that problematic when this is done here or there, again, just to move a product or maybe to, IveHadEnough.com

@unisocialnetAnd they're always either red or blue, right? You have Fox, it's blue. CNN is red. And then you go to social media world and it's like, Facebook's also blue. It's like, why is it blue? Why is that the theme of the site? Well, it turns out that they've, another thing, you kind of learn this more in the marketing profession.

@unisocialnetYou know, I never learned this in psychology, but it turns out that colors actually have a huge impact on your mood. Thank you so much for having me.

@unisocialnetThey also do that in movies. They change the colors so that people feel sad with the blue colors and stuff like that.

@unisocialnetYeah, there's this thing you can look up called the emotional color wheel. And it's probably from, you know, more of an advertising focused dataset, but it absolutely, they break it down to individual colors and also combinations like yellow is a big one for mood changes. But just in terms of that, you know, it's all over everything.

@unisocialnetWe just, it's so, you know, it's so in our face that we don't even stop to think about it for a second. You know, it's like, why are the news always red or blue? Why is Fox and CNN, they're polar opposites, or so they tell you, but really they're very similar.

@theleaderofusaYeah, you know how for a long time it was a conspiracy theory that if you spoke about certain things, your cell phone was listening and it would show you advertisements based off of what you were talking about? Well, I was talking with a buddy The other day and we were talking about what happens if that was put out there ahead of time as the cover story and what was actually happening was that the cell phone was sending signals that our brain was picking up on so we were being advertised to and then we were already thinking about advertisements that were on their way to being displayed and we would think it happened the other way around and we would never

@theleaderofusaI'm sure we'll get into this as Ben goes through the timeline here, but...

Ian MalcolmOne of the pieces I'll be very curious about is how these things play out in modernity when it comes to propaganda and personalizing that propaganda for each and every individual. And Chris, one of the craziest parts to what you were just saying there about the cell phones is that, isn't it weird that basically the usual suspects and the powers that be, that they have allowed for all of this tech to develop so that all of these companies, they understand the needs of their customers.

Ian MalcolmAll of this is sold to the masses as if it is used for advertising and marketing purposes. And yet those exact same technologies are going to ultimately benefit the very power structure in the you-know-whos because they're gonna take that idea and instead of saying, how do we get Christopher to go buy Coca-Cola? They're gonna say, how do we determine when Christopher becomes a intellectual threat for Jewish supremacy, right?

Ian MalcolmAnd so all of those pieces of technology that again, We look at so much of the world and we think that these things are being developed organically because they have a market value and that's what's driving this development, whether it's the internet, social media, advertising and marketing, and yet all of them end up being subservient to and a benefit to the power structure and its monopolies and now its surveillance state.

Ian MalcolmAnd so, Ben, I'm kind of curious to go back to you. So you're walking there through Freud and some of the background on understanding the mind. Going up to Bernays and some of the work that he's been doing, and it is funny because there's even a book that he authored entitled Propaganda. They're very flagrant with what they were doing.

Ian MalcolmAs you go up through, say, the 30s, the 40s, into the 50s, and we get post-World War II, I feel like all of this stuff starts to accelerate because the power becomes concentrated by these usual suspects who now own both Hollywood, that of course really blossomed around that time, But then also you get the normalization of the television set in everybody's homes.

Ian MalcolmSo it's no longer, you know, a phone book. It's no longer a sign on the side of the road. It's messaging being blasted into everybody's homes. So do you want to kind of share maybe the infancy of propaganda as it moved from maybe the highway signs into the living rooms of every American?

@unisocialnetYeah, thank you, Ian. So I kind of left off right at the turn of the century, right? That's when we really sort of have a lot of scientific breakthroughs. I mean, we had electricity, we had the steam engine, the industrial revolution was well underway. But, you know, pretty much we don't even get 15 years into it. 1914, the First World War starts, right?

@unisocialnetSo no one has fully, I'd say there's not a satisfactory answer for why that even occurred in the first place, right? You had the Black Hand. Gavrilo Princip Assassin, Archduke Ferdinand, and all that. And then we're off to the races. But one thing about it, when you have mass, large-scale mechanized warfare, and we know that the countries that were fighting, they were trying to fight that on the gold standard, and they realized real quickly they were going to run out of money.

@unisocialnetSo they had to keep fighting using debt. And debt had already been pioneered. The American Civil War, that was mostly funded by debt. A lot of other wars were funded by debt. And we know the usual suspects with that, the Rockefellers. and the Rothschilds. But when it comes to the First World War, we saw the first real mass scale propaganda campaigns turned inward against country's own people.

@unisocialnetSo one thing that the British did, now this is really diabolical. So going back to subconscious symbols and stuff, they had this thing called the White Feather Campaign. Now I'm gonna read directly from a little snippet from Wikipedia, but it was in 1914. So when the British were trying to go fight the Germans in the trenches and all that, right?

@unisocialnetA lot of men did not want to sign up. They just didn't think that was a good use of their youth to go and die in a trench. So they had this campaign where they had these groups of women going around the streets of London and other cities and anytime they saw a young man who was in plain clothes and he wasn't going off to boot camp, he wasn't signing up to be enlisted, they would pin a white feather onto him and basically scold him in the middle of the street.

@unisocialnetAnd this was extremely effective. This was just one of many things. So they they really started to to use um these the and it's supposed to be that that feather is supposed to symbolize cowardice I don't know how it got that denotation but it did right so it's called the white feather campaign and that was one of the many things that's only one of the few ones we've heard about but um when it comes to who is behind that right so obviously the social engineers really blossomed in the UK you have this thing called the lunar society that um

@unisocialnetA lot of people like Aldous Huxley, I think his grandfather was in that. And it's just a bunch of socialites talking with their scientist friends about, okay, what's the future going to be like? You know, it's like where you get things like Jules Verne and all of his stories, right? It's from the Lunar Society. But as time goes on, the Crown realizes that they need to have like an institute of psychological programming and conditioning.

@unisocialnetAnd so they formed that. Now, if you look at the official history, we'll say it wasn't formed until 1947. It's called the Tavistock Institute of Human Relations. And pretty much some of the more renegade scholars are pretty convinced that Tavistock existed all the way back in the 1910s and is instrumental to getting the British war effort up and running.

@unisocialnetSo that is like a group of scientists that studies, they study group psychology, how to move mass numbers of people and get them to do things that they want. So that's where the White Feather Campaign really came from, came from this group. And they've been with us ever since, unfortunately. In the United States, we have our own sort of partner program called the Stanford Research Institute, or SRI.

@unisocialnetSRI is one of the biggest government-funded think tanks and also experimental research labs on human behavioral psychology. And they've done all kinds of things. MKUltra has definitely, we could say outsourced to them, probably some of their doctorates goes and works for MKUltra and CIA. You look at some of the cases. People know Ted Kaczynski as the Unabomber as being kind of this crazy guy with super high IQ and he just bombed things.

@unisocialnetBut no one actually asked, well, why did he do that? Why did he have a mental break and go, you know, trying to do that? Well, it turns out he was experimented on. So on the East Coast and the universities that he was in, all the Ivy Leagues, they also are tied up into, you know, MKUltra, SRI, and then the British, you know, Tavistock type of research.

@unisocialnetSo it's all been...

@joann_marieEvery time he closes his mic, I never know if he got off or... That's what I was going to say, because I want to be respectful.

Ian MalcolmI'm not sure if he's pausing. So Ben, I know that's... So that idea of... Okay, so now we're in roughly this window, this idea of mainlining this in World War I. So this idea of... Maybe a good way to think about it is actually through COVID, because I think what you're talking about is essentially this mass formation that we saw...

Ian MalcolmAll of the, and I don't think people take enough account of the fact that they basically, this is gonna sound like it's ridiculing the masses, and I suppose I kind of am, but maybe I'll give an explanation. That's the right way to think about it. So people outsource their critical thinking. That's gonna sound condescending, but a lot of people outsource things that are complicated

Ian Malcolmbecause they only have so much energy is probably the right way to think about it. So you wake up, you're gonna go through your daily ritual. You try to presume that there are gonna be some norms in society because, well, if there weren't, then you wouldn't be able to leave your home, right? So you have all of these things that you presume.

Ian MalcolmYou presume that the cars are gonna come to a stop at a red light. You presume that if people don't, that the police are going to come and they're going to stop those people, right, to get them off the road. You presume, dot, dot, dot. In that presumption, You also presume that you're political elites, that you're media, that the guy who presents himself as the newscaster, that they are going to be honest with you.

Ian MalcolmYou presume that. So then because you can presume that, your brain also decides that it can presume that the food that you are buying, that the information that you are being fed, that the water that comes out of your tap, that all of those things are reasonably safe for you because again, you don't have the bandwidth to go through the processing

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Ian Malcolmas they took on these new information superhighways, whether it is the radio, it is recorded music, it is the television, it is eventually social media and the internet, right? People, again, they presume in good faith that the person that's put on the television is there to be honest with them, that the newspaper that they buy in the street from the little paper boy, that it is honest, right?

Ian MalcolmThat they're not just being lied to. So you can see how people 100 years ago, it would have been extremely difficult For them to come to the consideration that, well, what if all the newspapers are owned by the same sets of interest? And you can see how decade after decade after decade, all that basically has happened is their ability to control more and more and more of your mind share has increased.

Ian MalcolmAnd as that has happened, people have maybe, they've not paused to think about what they are receiving from this kind of endless array or spectrum of information overload.

@unisocialnetYeah, that's exactly right. You know, one thing to get to the heart of the matter on COVID, it's like people also presume that they go to the store and there'll be a readily stocked available toilet paper. And we saw how quickly that evaporates. So that's one of those cases that I think may have been a little bit more nefarious than just, you know, a supply shock.

@unisocialnetThat may have actually been a large-scale experiment. We'll have to see about that if more comes out. But, you know, when it comes to the media, One thing we have noticed is as technology progresses, the amount of fidelity and resolution of media keeps getting higher and higher every year. So some of us, we remember when they came out with the Apple Retina display, it was like a big thing that the pixel of a display on an Apple device was so small that a single cell on your retina could not distinguish the pixel, right?

@unisocialnetBut when you think it, it started with newspapers for hundreds of years, ever since the Gutenberg printing press, different inventions like movable type and all that. And one time there was probably tens or hundreds of thousands of newspapers. And then over time they consolidated down and kept consolidating. Then you had, I think it was the Rockefellers were bragging about buying up all the papers in North America.

@unisocialnetThey got like half the market at some point. And then after that, when you get radio, so it's a little higher fidelity. Now we can hear a voice conversation in real time. And then you had TV, and first it's, you know, black and white and, I don't know, 480 pixels or however many scan lines there were. That was when they had the original form of TV that had, it would skip every line and it would go so fast down that you wouldn't actually notice it.

@unisocialnetAnd then we got to progressive scan, so that's called interlaced scan. And then over time it got higher and higher fidelity, higher resolution. And so we had, you know, digital electronics and then the personal computer taking off in the 1980s. And then now we have computers in our pockets. And most people, this is like their primary device.

@unisocialnetAnd it's so interesting when you think of how much more control the publishers have now, or rather the distribution channels have, than the original form on a newspaper. If you don't like it, then you throw it in a fire for your fireplace if you don't like what's printed. These days, they can tweak and change everything in real time.

@unisocialnetAnd especially with the way that they're going to lock down Android. I think in next year, 2027, you're not gonna be able to install apps on your own unless it comes from the Play Store. And it's gonna require government ID verification, all the rest of it. So media is getting more and more locked down, at the same time it's getting higher fidelity, higher resolution, more potent.

@unisocialnetI'm gonna mute.

Ian MalcolmNo, that's really well stated and you're absolutely right. It's getting more impressive and it's unfortunately, as a result, able to more easily propagandize the masses. Again, so you were talking about World War I and kind of some of the unknowns that are there and also the ability then for the government to mobilize the people.

Ian MalcolmSo as you go from World War I to World War II, and then again, kind of this mainlining of not just televisions, but also ultimately color televisions in kind of not just some, but every home in America, how did that then shape, I guess, the minds of the masses? And where do you see the intersection of the commercial, and then perhaps maybe some of these more nefarious interests that we sometimes talk about.

@unisocialnetYeah, so key to understanding, when we first got computers, programmable computers, right? The first one you have, I think, the Babbage mechanical, you know, differencing engine or whatnot, but that is very primitive. World War I, the Germans actually got there first. They had the first programmable electronic computers using relays.

@unisocialnetIt's a very... A much older, less efficient technology called Electromechanical Relay, but it's called the Konrad Zuse Computer. And it was the first time they could actually make a program that could have it do different things. It wasn't just one circuitry to do one thing. And the institute, the Zuse Institute of Berlin, I think it is, still exists today.

@unisocialnetThey're a major research institute. They do a lot of funding. They have a huge endowment. They're involved in universities in Durham and all that. But the Zuse Computer was the first time

@unisocialnetThe first one that we know of is public knowledge. This ENIAC computer, they start being able to process massive amounts of data. And you think about the company IBM or International Business Machines. It used to be a company that made tabulating machines for businesses, punch cards, early mechanical computers, but they actually jumped right into digital computing pretty early on.

@unisocialnetBut when we went through World War II, that's the first time The government started to have the ability to do psychometric data on the population. So things like surveys that we know today, things like the Nelson's ratings, all that stuff was really pioneered in that kind of interwar period. And then going into World War II, because now they had machines that originally they were designed just for breaking codes.

@unisocialnetAnd, you know, the first ones were really for artillery calculations, calculating the trajectory of large, you know, naval rounds or how witchers and stuff. But once they got more powerful, they could start breaking codes. And then once you get even more powerful, then you can start just putting massive amounts of data through them.

@unisocialnetThings like you might do polls. Polling gets real popular. So we see as we kind of come out of World War II that now there's a lot like the government fully understands how to use computers, that the field is evolving very rapidly. And then now you have, you know, you're going into peacetime up until at least the Vietnam War in America.

@unisocialnetAnd so now they have a very powerful tool under their arsenal, which is they can

Ian MalcolmWhat was coming back then? Because it all would have felt rather foreign. And a lot of this would have taken far more manpower than it would today to try and pull off these similar exercises. But are there any other kind of scientific aspects to that window in some of these developments, say for Bernays from the next couple of decades that followed?

Ian MalcolmOr was it primarily the, let's say, mechanizing of the psychology and the quote unquote science that was done in the years leading up to this?

@unisocialnetWell, you know, I think as we all know today, a very large, substantial portion of the population, especially in Western countries, is definitely medicated or drugged, and usually by the advice of, you know, a psychiatrist. Now, there's a big difference between psychiatry, which is like a license to peddle drugs, than psychology, which is, you know, they don't treat patients all that much and mostly do research.

@unisocialnetBut one thing that definitely happened is they started to find that certain natural compounds would absolutely affect the brain, and they started studying that. Things like, for example, lithium salts. I forget if it's lithium carbonate or something. What they use to treat antidepressants. Today we know there's a whole class of them called SSRIs, which cause all kinds of negative side effects, including suicidal behavior and stuff.

@unisocialnetBut in the very beginning, they didn't really know how these worked, so it was almost like they had to do just trial and error. They would have patients, they would give them different things based on theories they had on how it would affect the brain. They had just started to understand things like neurotransmitters, like, you know, some of our first microscopes, like the optical microscope can't see something that small.

@unisocialnetBut once you had electron microscopes, they could start to look at things like biomolecules, start to figure out how they work and all that. So that all took place in the last century. But from the very beginning, they were already experimenting with, let's say, stuff that they could put into the drinking water, you know, to say a few things.

Ian MalcolmYeah and they uh either turning the frogs let's say effeminate or gay or dumb or any of those other things um and so as you kind of go through that i'm curious so if we're now looking is it safe by the way to put us in the timeline of we're are we post world war ii leading up to jfk right now are we a little bit after we're on the timeline are we yeah so i i would say that between between world war ii and jfk like we could say that the

@unisocialnetThe infiltration, the infection, you know, was always there. I mean, I trace it back to the beginning, you know, beginnings of America that you already had these factions running around trying to influence the history. But by the time JFK happened, right, that was when they had to really perfect all this because the type of wars that they planned on doing, you know, if some people have seen this document, it's called the Three World Wars document, Albert Pike and Giuseppe Mazzini, right?

@unisocialnetSo Mazzini was the head of the biggest Freemason lodge of Europe. The P2 Freemason lodge was like the most powerful, the darkest, one of the nastiest ones. And then in America, you know, you had Scottish Rite. But they were absolutely planning on having a third part to those two wars, right? So this is the thing that's like really, you know, tricky because we're kind of in it now, right?

@unisocialnetBut to pull off that type of scale of a total transformation of society, you need to have real rigid controls. on what the public is allowed to think, what they can think, what information sources they have. I mean, I'm sure some of us are old enough to remember kind of when the internet was a wild west and pretty much anyone could make a website and publish anything and used to be able to find it in the early days.

@unisocialnetSo between, you know, World War II and JFK, when they finally did that ritual and they killed him, and we know all about Rubenstein and the coverup, right? They knew that they were going to have vast amounts of technology and science

@unisocialnetBut some people say, you know, that monolith thing, it kind of looks like an iPhone. And so who's to say whether or not Stanley knew something about what was coming or not. But, you know, you have the HAL 9000, and if you shift the letters one letter forward, so H becomes I, A becomes B, and L becomes M. So you move one letter forward, it's IBM.

@unisocialnetSo the IBM 9000, the first sentient computer that they put on a spaceship, and it's all in the storyline, but... Clearly, you know, that was in, what, 19, so if we land on, they say we land on the moon, what, 60, 69? That movie came out the year prior, so it's 1968. So about, you know, six years after JFK was killed.

Ian MalcolmWow, and it does, I never thought about that Hal piece being tied to IBM. That's kind of, that's kind of curious. Yeah, it is.

@unisocialnetSomebody made a documentary about it, and I just remembered that one fact.

Ian MalcolmThat's crazy. And obviously, Hal, well, actually, everybody should go in. If you haven't seen that movie, you should watch it. It also, I think it, I don't know if it's still the case, but it held the record for the longest movie that, let's say, goes on without a spoken word, which is kind of a strange title. But I think something like the first 20 or 30 or 40 minutes don't have any language in them, which is kind of curious.

Ian MalcolmBut it's a very, very interesting piece of cinema, especially when you take into consideration the claims that Kubrick might have been tied, of course, to maybe the faking of the moon landing and certainly would have been well-positioned given some of the other things that he was working on. Very interesting guy. At some point, we got to get an expert on him into a space to kind of walk through all of his films.

Ian MalcolmIf anybody hasn't seen Eyes Wide Shut, Very, very interesting movie that touches on a lot of the things that we talk about and might have gotten him killed for what it's worth. But so Ben, okay, so we're going through up to this window of the moon landing. And as we kind of progress forward, I'd be curious for your thoughts on not only the science of the understanding of the mind, but also of some of the integration with the chemicals.

Ian MalcolmYou were talking about SSRIs. as you go post JFK you start to look into you know around that window we've got the hippies we've got the whole rise of the drug culture uh we've got the weaponization of prospectively music with the connection of the doors to the intelligence agencies right i'm kind of curious did these things all kind of really collide right around that window or had they all kind of been festering up until that point and they just maybe accelerated around that window

@unisocialnetI think they were already there, and they were kind of preceding the population with these ideas. I completely forgot what you're talking about at the beginning with music. By the way, I think Pink Floyd is one of the best. Definitely, Roger Waters is one of the best allies we have in the whole Free Palestine movement.

@unisocialnetBut when it comes to large-scale concerts that were taking place, definitely, they had all the audio equipment figured out they could do. They could do live performances with up to a million people. We know about the Woodstock event, and Jimi Hendrix played there, a bunch of other famous artists played there. It's kind of a one-time thing, but all through that period, definitely the 1960s and then going into the 70s, performance live music became a huge thing.

@unisocialnetAnd then at the same time, you had a falling price of record players and other forms of recording medium. Records were the first one, obviously, and then we came up with Well, we had 8-track tape for, you know, really old people like me, and then we had, you know, regular cassette tape, and then we got CD-ROMs, and then, you know, everything after that, and then you finally got the iTunes, but definitely there's been a lot of speculation, and I would say it's correct that, you know, some type of intelligence involvement, and basically the Beatles, their whole, you know, career, it's very interesting, they were definitely very, very good at what they did, but...

@unisocialnetwere they successful because they were so good and so passionate or was there maybe a larger force behind the scenes pushing for that, right? And so it's always been speculated, but there's a lot of very strange stuff in the music industry I'm sure we could go into.

Ian MalcolmYeah, and I've often wondered, it's interesting you bring up the Beatles because there's some claims around Paul McCartney. We've obviously got John Lennon and his death and what was all that about? And I've often thought, if I look at that window, I think the Beach Boys superseded the Beatles in a whole lot of ways. And I don't know if perhaps they were part of the exact same, let's say, conditioning or exercise, right?

Ian MalcolmBut you look at their music, and at least on the Beach Boys side, it was about love. And a lot of the music was, I guess, a little sillier in the early parts of their career. But by the time they got to Pet Sounds, I mean, Brian Wilson was by every stretch of the imagination a genius. And then what do you know?

Ian MalcolmSo which of these bands are prominent and popular because of genuine talent? Which of them rise to prominence because they're a benefit to the machine? It's all very difficult to say, but certainly with the Beatles, there was a lot of very strange kind of drug paraphernalia and other cultural things. And it's hard to delineate what was the genius, what was the crazy, and what was the benefit of maybe the producers and the machine.

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Ian MalcolmWe'll talk about maybe the dawn of all of this in the first 50, 60 years, and then we can field everybody's thoughts, questions, if they've got them directly for you. And then maybe after we go through some hands, we'll come back to you, Ben, and we can talk about maybe the 80s and what things have been like from that point up to today.

Ian MalcolmBut why don't we start with Mr. Christopher Wood and check in with our co-host, and then we'll go down to Mr. Godfrey.

@theleaderofusaYeah, so some thoughts I always have and I'll have to remember the other one but you brought up Stanley Kubrick and I forget which movie it was but one of his movies back in the day it was some challenge to get the filming style he was looking for so Luckily enough, he had a few connections so he could use some of the same cameras or lenses that were used for NASA in the moon landing or something like that.

@theleaderofusaI was like, oh, well, that's nice. But I forgot what my other thought was that we had when we were moving through conversation topics so quickly, I had one pop up earlier. But oh, I think it was when we were talking, it was towards the beginning with the cigarettes and the women marching. It was the I believe it was like the Freedom of Torches or the Torches of Freedom March or something.

@unisocialnetThey called it Freedom Stick. I think they called it Freedom Stick.

@theleaderofusaYeah. Yeah. And there was a name for that march, though. And yeah, it was definitely organized by a lot of the cigarette companies and whatnot to increase their profits and get more women smoking and stuff like that. They advertised that there was health benefits to it and you could lose weight and this and that. All sorts of unique things, but yeah, it's an interesting night so far.

@joann_marieIt's such an amazing space. Kubrick also filmed all of Ed White's shots in England, so they had to reconstruct all of New York over there, because he was terrified of flying. Yeah, and he also chose Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise because he wanted to put like a crazy experiment on like the hottest Hollywood couple and to see if they could destroy, if he could destroy their marriage.

@joann_marieSo he basically tortured them for like two years or like an entire year, like filming the same shots over and over and over and trying to break them. And anyway, he was insane. I love Kubrick. He was... He was a genius, but he was like not a good person. And I posted in the purple pill how the CIA bought all of the LSD in the world and then gave it to the Grateful Dead so that they could drug people to see experiments for MKUltra.

@joann_marieSo, yeah, it's just absolutely insane the things that they have done to control the mind of people. But this is such a great spaceman. So thank you. And also, guys, let's repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and Chris and Ben and everybody here. And also, I'd like to thank who is down in the listeners.

@joann_marieSo thank you so much for being here. All right. Godfrey, go for it. How's the boycott going?

@g0dfr0yGood. Thank you. Yeah, if you don't mind, I'll just make a quick announcement about that. I am doing a space to kick off the Stop the Goizlop Movement. The post to kick it off that I made last night on October 1st at midnight is pinned to my profile. The space will be Saturday at 8.30 p.m. Please spread the word. Please come.

@g0dfr0yI want everybody to speak. I'm going to say a few things, but I want to hear from everybody. And most importantly, no pressure to share if you don't want to, but cut the cord if you can. Share the receipt that says, I cut the cord. What I'm especially looking for is when they ask for the reason why, click on other and write a paragraph screed on how you're no longer supporting satanic Hollywood ever again.

@g0dfr0yYou're no longer supporting filth, pornography, and degeneracy in your home, on your laptop, or on your TV, however you watch. IveHadEnough.com

@g0dfr0yThank you so much, Joanne, and thank you, Ian. My question for you, Ben, is the Satanists and the synagogue of Satan, of course, is seemingly their time in the media is over. They've lost the information war. They have no cards left to play. And, you know, Mandy and I have discussed this. It seems like they're using the money from all this Hasbro money not to push Hasbro talking points, but to come after people and to sow division within the JQ and within the people pushing the truth because that's how desperate they are.

@g0dfr0yThey know that this brand is dead. So my question for you is, sir, do you think that they're still going to try to push Zionism, given the fact that they've lost the information war, or do you think that they're going to go into full fifth-generational ape-front warfare on social media and just go to war with those critics of Israel?

@unisocialnetI think it's going to be both. I mean, when it comes to them pushing the Zionist propaganda, I don't see that letting off. Even though we have a terrific community on here, and I definitely never want to take away from that, we have to consider just how many Americans are still plugged into the matrix, right? Just how many people in other Five Lives countries are still plugged in.

@unisocialnetAnd unfortunately, we still live in a world where, just like when they had the trucker protests during COVID, and the Canadian government took away these truckers' bank accounts for protesting, I think, the vaccine mandate or whatever, they're going to try to do something. I think they'll try... So what it looks like. All right.

@unisocialnetSo I was off for a couple of days, but I heard about the plane business going on. They say a plane, some pilots trying to crash into Israel. That is one of like the most like just boldface, just interface propaganda operations I've ever seen. I mean, psyops happen all the time. That one was extreme. Right. So they're going to do more of these things.

@unisocialnetWhat they're doing is they're trying to kind of like tip the needle past 51 percent. They think if they can get.

@unisocialnetA huge restriction in internet freedoms in the UK. We saw the whole March for Palestine movement get really attacked heavily over there. People going to jail and stuff, all of it. I think they're going to pull the drug out from those societies first. And then the final nail in the coffin, I think, is actually not even social media itself, but ICANN.

@unisocialnetSo the United States Department of Commerce controls basically the entire domain name system. And if at any time they decide that a website or An entire class of domains, say .ir domains, is a threat to the American hegemon, then they could pull those down. And we saw them do a kind of a soft rollout of that during the World Cup.

@unisocialnetThey announced that the FBI, working with Interpol, seized like over 300 domains. And these were all over the place from all kinds of countries. So we'll have to see what happens. But we know Grok has been neutered. We know people are being demonetized left and right. We saw Ryan Maddow get... Thank you. Yeah, I guess the good news is that no matter what they try, nothing is going to stick.

@unisocialnetI literally think, and I mean this, I don't think they're going to convert one...

@g0dfr0yThank God. And it's only the Christian Zionist boomers that are really holding it up.

@g0dfr0yAnd yeah, you're watching it fail in real time. It's actually pretty magical to watch. But yeah, so great thoughts there. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. And a big fan of yours, as you know.

@joann_marieAmazing. Thank you so much for coming up, Godfrey. All right. And see you on Saturday. David, how are you?

@nietzsche258918I'm doing wonderfully. How are you?

@joann_marieGood. How's Mrs. Nietzsche?

@nietzsche258918Mrs. Nietzsche is fine. She's set me on a little errand for, I think, her next round of culinary wizardry.

@joann_marieCulinary wizardry? What is she going to cook?

@nietzsche258918Culinary wizardry, yes. I'm not sure what it is, but I'm getting the ingredients, I think.

Ian MalcolmWait, I'm actually very intrigued, because David is very wise, and so he is getting ingredients for something that he cannot piece together, so I'm almost... I don't want Mimi to dox yourself. But David, could you share an ingredient, for example, that might be part of this mystery list? And we'll see if maybe somebody in the Purple Pill can figure out what you're- Definitely Parmesan.

@nietzsche258918Definitely Parmesan. They're kind of disparate because we have so much at home. That's what makes it difficult is how much is already there. When I have a couple of things in mind, she'll... I can't go get, as a bachelor, you remember when you went and just got two or three things? Well, if I have two or three things in mind, there's like...

@nietzsche25891818 things that I'm given to throw on top of those. I'm like, all right.

Ian MalcolmDavid, I have to ask, as a wise, wise man that you are, in your bachelor days, if you had to go and get five things from the grocery store to sustain yourself for the week, what in your infinite wisdom would those five things be, just for all the young men that might be listening?

@nietzsche258918Well, I would definitely get healthy things. I am really big on the vegetable aisle and I go by the eye test. I don't go in and say, I'm going to get broccoli. I'm going to get, I go and look what looks great. And then I'll make some, I'm actually a pretty good cook, by the way. So I will often go, people say, if you can read, you can cook.

@nietzsche258918Well now, if you can watch a video, you can cook. So if you look at the Barefoot Contessa or something like that, and you say as a bachelor, okay, Grog can make that. That's a wonderful chili, for instance. I make great chili. I'm going to make that, yes, and then I would go get the ingredients. But otherwise, I think a bachelor likes to go get just a few things, maybe like a steak, maybe just some vegetables, maybe these sort of things.

@nietzsche258918Whereas, guess what women do? They plan things. It's amazing. I leave my wife in an aisle, and she's looking at things, and I never demonstrate. I'll just walk around the store, but I'll come back and she'll still be standing there as though it's sort of a, I don't know, an obelisk to be figured out, or like the Rosetta Stone, and I'm like, wow, I would never spend this much time making a choice between these things.

@nietzsche258918God bless this woman, and especially given that she's a biochemist, so now she's reading the labels. Nope, not me. Never, never gonna happen.

Ian MalcolmYeah, David, I think I'm like-minded there. It's like, oh, okay, we've got a ribeye, we've got some eggs, we've got some whole milk, a couple other things, we're good to go.

@theleaderofusaI like how David slipped in there that he makes great chili. He just slipped that in there. He's just like, I make great chili. He said it real fast.

Ian MalcolmI agree. So, David, what would be the chili? Because I know that, depending on where you might be, even in the world, right, that chili, it's got lots of different... Lots of flavors, people proud of different things they might put in it. What is your go-to rendition?

@nietzsche258918It's a beef brisket chili. So not a lot of beans. So whatever version that is, I only put one can of beans in there, but it's beef brisket. And so I order five pounds of cubed beef brisket from a really high-end meat store. And it looks like a pot of meat when you start out, but it ends up being wonderful. The spices that go into it.

@nietzsche258918I do put one... I think half a cup of Jack Daniels in there and a little bit of coffee, but it's absolutely splendiferous. A lot of heat. It requires all the fixings like red onion and sour cream and cheddar cheese and these sorts of things, but a bunch of fresh ingredients. Besides the meat, of course, it's just meat, you know, but it's absolutely wonderful.

@submission2tDavid, do you smoke it?

@nietzsche258918No, no, no, no, no, I don't. No, no, I just, I cook it in a pot, and over a long period of time, of course, things that are, anything worth doing is worth doing slowly.

@submission2tI agree. I smoke briskets, and it takes me literally three days until the final product. But I hear you. I'm impressed. And oh my gosh, once I got, once I ate brisket a long time ago, I never wanted to eat any other meat other than brisket, so. For anybody who hasn't tried it, please do so. You're missing out.

@nietzsche258918Yeah, you remember the movie Chef where the main character, he goes in with his son and he's running a food truck and he goes down to somewhere like Texas just to pick up brisket that's been, the people that have been cooking it have been doing it for like several days, like you're saying, and they show it and they're all like kind of eating a piece of it and you're like, suddenly I'm hungry.

@joann_marieThank you so much, David. I don't think I've ever tried brisket before. I'm going to try it now. All right.

@submission2tJoanne, if you ever come to the East Coast, I make the meanest brisket around.

@joann_marieIf I do, I'll let you know, Dr. Strange. Thank you so much for the invitation. All right. Sorry, Christopher, did you want to say something?

@theleaderofusaDoesn't Bucky say we got fresh brisket on the grill or something? Who?

@theleaderofusaBuc-ee's. I've never been there, but people that live, I guess, towards Texas or something, they got Buc-ee's and all that. Big old gas station chain. It's like the largest in America, I want to say. Supposedly, they got the cleanest bathrooms out of any gas station, but I digress.

Ian MalcolmThat's like the tallest midget award right there. I don't know the cleanest bathroom of any gas station. I don't know if I've ever heard that as a high watermark. But so be it. We'll have to look into this.

@joann_marieThis is like gas station. I don't want to try it.

@theleaderofusaThey have a dedicated bathroom cleaning team. I believe their bathroom is cleaned every hour and you get paid $25 an hour to go clean bathrooms at Bucky's.

Ian MalcolmWow. Okay. Well, for anybody that is in the market, good work is good work and gain a good paycheck. That's a great thing. So for anybody that's looking, that's a pretty high Benchmark there, Christopher Wood.

Speaker 2They have a bar in there, too.

@redroadmasiI'm sorry? I said they have a bar in there, too. They have a bar. They sell clothes. It's a gas station, I thought.

Ian MalcolmThey have a bar? What is happening in America? I'm so confused, because isn't drinking and driving a really bad thing? So wouldn't you think a gas station would be the last place you'd put a bar?

@redroadmasiNo, it's like famous. Like, Buc-ee's is a big deal. Okay, Buc-ee's is a big deal.

@theleaderofusaThe Biggest Gas Station Change

@theleaderofusaA woman can lay in the arms of this golden creature, okay? So that's how you know it's not an average gas station because they don't just put statues of golden creatures outside of it.

Ian MalcolmChristopher, can I get three or four more descriptions? Because right now in my mind, you've created Chuck E. Cheese meets a nightclub meets a gas station with very clean bathrooms. I'm just very confused. Is there anything else in Buc-ee's?

@theleaderofusaIt's a huge gift store. Half the store, I think, is filled with merchandise. With Bucky's merchandise, okay?

Ian MalcolmLike a baseball team. It's got its own branding.

@joann_marieI'm literally googling it. It looks insane. We've got a gas station, a nightclub.

Ian MalcolmIt's got a gift store.

Ian MalcolmIt's got very clean bathrooms, and the gasoline's got a lot of food, so it's a restaurant.

@theleaderofusaThey serve fresh brisket. I think you're describing a shopping mall.

@redroadmasiYeah, they have that too. When we had the World Cup, right, you can go look, all these Europeans that came for the World Cup, that was one of their major things that they wanted to do. Everybody wanted to go to Buc-ee's, and they were freaking out.

@theleaderofusabut just to let you know if we're getting into the deep dark iceberg of buckies there is a humongous there is a larger than expected community that is against buckies why because it's not it's not in the realm of uh the nationalist people if you will but it's almost like there is a large amount of normies That would consider Bucky's to be like the goy slop of the normies.

@theleaderofusaI think they may just, I don't know, they hate on the food and they think that it's like people go there and they see it as a place where people like worship this Bucky's character and they think it's like this huge trend and this like fad and I think people just hate on it because when people love something there's going to be haters so it's just the way it is.

Speaker 3Well, they do worship the Buc-ees.

@theleaderofusaThey do worship the Buc-ees. They have people going up, bowing to the golden statue of Buc-ee, and whether you think it's a joke or not, people are bowing before golden statues of Buc-ee. That's all that needs to be said.

Ian MalcolmAll right, so we got blasphemy at the nightclub gas station supermarket gift shop with the very clean bathrooms. I'm very curious about this place. That also sells biscuits. That also sells biscuits.

Speaker 4This is how we arrived here.

Ian MalcolmYeah, when Christopher then said that it also has a supermarket in it, I was like, I don't understand what's happening. But nonetheless, so to bring things back to Ben, if possible, so there we are in the Buc-ee's, Ben. What do you think people in the 60s or the 70s would have thought if they were teleported to Buc-ee's today, given what they probably witnessed based upon Chris's testimony as to what a Buc-ee's is?

@unisocialnetThe whole thing is still confusing to me. I have to kind of see it to really have it sink in.

@joann_marieYou need to experience the buckies.

@unisocialnetYeah, yeah. This is all new to me. Apologies. But, you know, I think so much has changed that someone taken from that far back to the present day, I think that this whole world today would just be nonsensical to them. They would ask questions, you know, like, why don't your kids understand what chromosomes are? Why are you giving all your money away to this thing in Israel that's stealing all your money to create a greater Pax Judaica thing?

@unisocialnetThey just think we've gone mad and that we've lost all the values that we had, I think. So I'm not really sure.

Ian MalcolmYeah, no, absolutely. And so along these lines, it does feel like maybe a good little springboard because we've basically gone from the 60s, 70s of... All these other small businesses. And now today you've got the big super centers, whether it's Walmart or Amazon or Buc-ee's, I suppose. Right. So as, as this has kind of happened, it feels like not only have the big companies gotten more and more control over the product offerings and what people are and aren't allowed to think, but also in that process, it's become group think to some extent because.

Ian MalcolmThe communities across not just the United States, but the Western world in general, including Europe, it's basically becoming a monoculture, right? Where for the most part, everybody is aligned with the exact same thought processes because they watch the same shows, they shop at the same stores, they pay attention to the same influencers, right?

Ian MalcolmYou can see that there's this continued destruction of the local and the rise of, I don't even wanna call it the national, it's the globalist, right? And it's this kind of uniformity of everything, where every corner has a McDonald's, a Starbucks, and a Marriott, and it is just the same thing everywhere and everywhere.

Ian MalcolmSo as that has kind of happened, how does that change maybe the psychology of everybody and their ability for one centralized power structure to have kind of a mass formation control over them?

@unisocialnetWell, you know, one of the first lessons I think I learned, so I took, I actually was a... I was an economics student, but I took psychology because I was interested in marketing. One of the things my professor said is that if you are in the 49%, so you are not in the majority, then by definition, according to their DSM, you have a mental illness.

@unisocialnetSo if every one of your friends and family and everyone that you know, they believe a certain thing, and they have certain habits or cultural norms, and you don't share those, like you say, for example, Netanyahu is the Antichrist, Hussain Hoz Shafiei

@unisocialnetIn the early part of human evolution, if you were outcasted from a tribe, say, during the Ice Ages, you would freeze. You would not have food or shelter. You would not be able to hunt on your own, any large game. So unless you could migrate south to the equator, something, you'd die. So it's really a big thing, social outcast and just the monoculture that you're talking about.

@unisocialnetThat is, of course, in my opinion, by design.

Ian MalcolmYeah, I fully agree with that. And I think that it's one of the ultimate benefits, right? Because the same mechanisms of not only encouragement and the things that they do to coerce us into subscribing to these ideas, but also those that shame us away from them, right? And so it does kind of feel like, and I'm not sure if there's anything in the 80s or 90s specifically before we get totally to modernity, but I'd be kind of curious.

Ian MalcolmIs it safe to say that somewhere between the 80s and the 90s, Ben, might have been some of the more free windows of the last, certainly 30 or 40 years, but where you got both a concentration of an abundance of media and ideas and people, you know, freely able to communicate on the early rendition of the internet and that that was maybe a more free, let's say,

Ian MalcolmThank you for joining us.

@unisocialnetYeah, well, I think you're right on that. I think the very late 70s, right after the Vietnam War era was kind of wrapped up and America was recovering, like the soul of America was recovering, I think it really blossomed in the 80s. If you think about how different life would have been if you were born and living in the 80s and coming of age, like you didn't have a social media that would follow you around.

@unisocialnetAmerica had a very large, we had a very large middle class, so pretty much anyone could find a job that they could support a family and

@unisocialnetWe started with over 55,000 banks. We don't think so much about today because everything's centralized, but we had community banks, we had credit unions, which is technically not a bank, and they didn't actually have to be part of the federal reserve system. They could actually be operating independently. That is all gone.

@unisocialnetNow we're down to just hundreds who... The Big Ones Control All The Capital

Ian MalcolmWell, the Federal Reserve then gave the ability for certain control over the circulation of funds. It allowed for basically the, let's say, the strengthening of some of the big national players, which of course hurts the little guys. And credit unions have kind of gotten around that, I suppose, to an extent. But even amongst them, you now see that there's a concentration of power.

Ian MalcolmSo as you think about the ebbs and flows again, Ben, if you look at where we are right now, And I was actually going to ask this to David. And so maybe it's a question that we can ask to you, Ben, and then kind of go around maybe to David, maybe get Dr. Rectenwald's thoughts on this. This idea that as we reviewed yesterday with Where Forbidden, we're kind of seeing the democratization of AI and as a result, the ability for small content creators to make Hollywood caliber videos.

Ian MalcolmWe're seeing the ability as long as Elon Musk allows us to participate on this application even as suppressed and censored and not pushed by the- Did he got out?

@submission2tYeah, he did. Yeah, I can't hear him.

Speaker 1Yeah.

@submission2tAs soon as he mentioned Elon Musk.

Speaker 4Ian, are you back?

@redroadmasiJoanne, do you see my hand?

Speaker 4I don't want to say anything. I already replied to you. Thank you. Thank you.

Ian MalcolmWell, that's really weird. Is that working, Joanne? Yeah, you're back. Okay, I keep getting the looks like connection, reconnect.

@joann_marieOh, no, he got off again. All right, let's go to a couple of hands while Ian comes back. And if he does crash... Please, yes, I'll go to you, Rayed, just really quick. Just follow Ian and put your notifications on and also Christopher and UniSocial and everybody here. All right, Rayed, go for it.

@thelevantinemanYeah, thanks a lot because I want to touch on the decades of the 50s to 80s. Before I start, I'm fasting. I'm going into the 80 hours and I usually do 100 hours and then Ian decides to mention a word called the rabbi and then David says Barmanjano and then Dr. Strange destroys everything with a three-day smoke thing and I'm drooling so sorry.

@thelevantinemanSo okay so so you have to we have to understand and I like that Ben started you know late 1800s uh because actually there's a story from from london some rich very rich family and it was a very initial start of the technology of recording someone's voice and being able to play it later that that was that was crazy and actually the the guy uh the rich very rich guy died and then eventually the family was there they're discussing the will and they played the recording and two of the women fainted

@thelevantinemanThank you very much.

@thelevantinemanSo the hack meaning, the hacking of your intellect, the hacking of your brain with the propaganda. Basically, what is it? I'm propagandizing you. I want you to approve of something. I want you to think in a certain way. And this was mainly when TV came. It just became very, first of all, unmasked because of the powers that be made sure that

@thelevantinemanThank you so much for having me.

@thelevantinemanwww.desteni-universe.com

@thelevantinemanAnd he wrote a book in 1978, Four Arguments for the Cancellation of Television, right? And he says, this is very important, I'll just read it very quickly. If the National Institute of Health funded a five million study over a three year period, which gathered together all the and other experts to determine the effects of television on the body and mind, and then reported its findings to the President of the United States, who, frightened by the results, then appointed a commission of scholars and other experts to do it over again, one of whom smuggled a copy of the original findings to the New York Times, which then carried it on page one, and it said,

@thelevantinemanSuppressed study suggests television is addictive, hypnotic, stops thought, similar to brainwashing. Other physical effects noted than people would say, you know, I always thought so. So even the New York Times had to say that this thing, the screen, has a hypnotic effect, and they used the term brainwashing, right? And so I think,

@thelevantinemanThis three decades were very, very important in terms of understanding where we are today. Today, every human being, like Ben said, every human being has a screen in their hand and the same effect of a screen on our minds to propagandize is there on mass, mass scale. Thanks, that's all.

@joann_marieThank you, Ryan. You reminded me of a quote by Leonard Finney that says, having a TV in your home is like having a you in your living room. Oh, my God. Ben, do you want to add anything?

@unisocialnetYeah.

@joann_marieAnd also, Ian, are you back?

@unisocialnetI hope so.

@joann_marieHere we go. OK. Yeah, you are.

@unisocialnetOK. Nice. Yeah, no, it's like the effect of TV is very pronounced because it's not interactive, right? Like even to begin with, it's designed to put you in a hypnotic trance just by the design of the medium, right? So obviously they can have different effects. You know, there's this famous, at least in our circles, there's this famous case of some broadcast that had like CIA putting subliminal messages into it.

@unisocialnetI forget, it was a really long time ago, but it was very clear they were experimenting with that. But you just think about, you know, they call it programming for a reason, right? That's the medium and we're being programmed. So, you know, TV is a very nefarious thing. I definitely, you know, it's like they say, throw away your TV.

@thelevantinemanI did. I actually, for instance, since then, I read this book in 2006. I've never had TV since. I don't watch TV. I have no idea. Ian quotes a lot of movies and I'm like, shit, I have no idea what he's talking about. So stop.

Ian MalcolmThey're only old ones, right? Or for the most part. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

@thelevantinemanThe old ones I do. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead.

Ian MalcolmThe, uh, and that's the thing, the, you know, it really is wild because it's almost, And since we've got Dr. Rectenwald here, I'll aim this question at him. It almost feels like if anybody needs further affirmation that the TV is a pathway to your mind and for the benefit of the programming of this machine, just look how readily available they make endless entertainment, right?

Ian MalcolmAnd this goes perfectly to what Godfrey's doing with this idea of disconnecting from the slop for a month, right? It's almost as if everything that is good for us So an education, healthy foods, the ability to go out and exercise, right? All of these things are intentionally made more difficult while the things that are obviously bad for us, the internet and YouTube and Netflix and Amazon Prime and a 97 inch television that costs somehow $200 for the average consumer, right?

Ian MalcolmAll of these things are made easy and affordable so that they can put them in everybody's homes so that they can give away endless entertainment to just keep you Dr. Rectenwald, any thoughts on that and how maybe to Godfrey's idea of cutting the cord for the month of October, any suggestions on how people could do that and to recognize the terror that is essentially the television?

@rectheregimeHey, yeah, good to see you, man, and good to be here. The television, it changes your brainwaves, literally. So it puts you into various states, and I think that it even goes into the Delta range. And effectively, it becomes completely like a seizure while you're watching TV. It has complete control over your brain, and your brain is kind of in a seizure state, like where it's

@rectheregimeI've been, you know, effectively just locked into the programming and there's really no defenses because of the way that the brainwaves get programmed. I mean, I won't go into scientific detail, not that I have it at the top of my fingertips anyway. But into the point though about, you know, what do we do about this? I'm like right, I haven't watched TV

@rectheregimeWell, I have owned a TV, but I haven't watched TV in years. And I don't watch movies. I don't have very much knowledge of Potter culture. I'm not very keen on popular culture. I did see Jurassic Park, but that was a long time ago.

Ian MalcolmGood man.

@rectheregimeThe boycott idea is something that

@rectheregimeWe need to promote. Frankly, we're going to need a lot of counter propaganda in order to get it off the ground. I would think we need some videos. We need some big accounts to pick this up.

@rectheregimeand Bill Zarian have been around, so we could talk to him. I think that would be important. And getting some big so-called influencers, not the establishment version, but the dissident version. And there are plenty of us out there, I think. So that's one way that we can go about it. And I mean, look,

@rectheregimeThey've eviscerated our society. I'm not in a good mood because, frankly, my own son is being destroyed by this culture, partly his own doing. But nevertheless, they've made drugs so available that they've destroyed millions of people. My son is in the throes of addiction. I'm kind of distraught. IveHadEnough,

@rectheregimeand became very interested in you know rap hip-hop and so forth and became a music actually a music maker went to I got him into NYU School of Record Clive Davis if I knew better I wouldn't if I knew what I know now then I would have never ever sent him to the Clive Davis School of Recorded Music at NYU because I mean that guy is uh one of the people that you know in the

@rectheregimeyou know the music industry what they did was promote gangster rap of course you know the early hip-hop was kind of innocent you know if you listen to early hip-hop like the first hip-hop song they were not about shooting each other doing you know selling drugs uh denigrating women uh you know treating you know gang warfare and all that that got promoted by these jewish producers and record executives

@rectheregimeLike Clive Davis and others. And then they get schools named after them. It's just tragic. These people should be shamed instead of rewarded like they are. Our culture is upside down. Everything is inverted. What's good is bad. What's bad is good. They reward total shit. They reward garbage. They reward evil, no less. Thank you for joining us.

@rectheregimeBest friend was Malcolm McCormick, who was Mac Miller. Now, he died of a drug overdose, but I saw that he was fairly average talent, frankly. My two sons were both far more talented than him, but he was Jewish, and so they promoted the shit out of him and pushed him right through to the top. Of course, he killed him in the end, but, I mean, that's just how this works.

@rectheregimeAnd I'm so glad that my younger son never got involved. He was actually in the music industry. He got as far as being on the Late Late Show, whatever the hell they call it with James Corden. But then he decided, after his friend died of an overdose, he decided that he wanted nothing to do with it. and you know he was getting offers from like uh billboard and gq and all this to do to do like special interviews and promotions and he said he turned it all down so i was very proud of that now he's a medical he's a med student so he went back to school after he was about 26 27 years old went back and now he's in medical school he started from uh you know undergrad but the the industry

@rectheregimeis wicked. It's evil, not just the music. I think it's all evil. I think they have some absolute things that you have to do to make it if you're not of the tribe, and it's not good. And so anyway, I'm a little bit bent out of shape. Maybe I should shut up because I'm talking too much. Sorry.

Ian MalcolmNo, never talking too much and always love to hear and to learn. And I'm sure everybody, myself included, going to keep your entire family, Dr. Rectenwald, in our thoughts and in our prayers. And I mean, it's one of those things because this idea of addiction, right? You were mentioning the culture that your son became attracted or endeared to.

Ian MalcolmIt's only because that is just propagandized to everybody, right? And it wasn't that long ago that Even, let's say, the hip-hop renditions of culture.

Speaker 1Somebody, uh, we were- Oh no, did he cut again? Theon!

@submission2tYeah, we can't hear you.

Speaker 1Okay, I'm gonna message you.

@submission2tJoanne, while he's coming back, I just wanted to make a quick comment.

@joann_marieCan I just say something really quick? Well, Dr. Michael was saying, yeah, I was in the music industry for a bit and I also lived in Hollywood. And yeah, they do pressure you to like if you don't do the drugs or like. the behavior you're not like part of them and what what ben was saying that that you want to belong so people do them even if they don't want to and you feel the pressure and thank god i never did i i was just like no like then my my parents would literally kill me if if i did any of that so um yeah it's and they do they don't pressure you and i saw it there but um yeah go go for it so strange

@joann_marieAnd also, it's just normalized. It's just like the normal thing to do, and it's crazy.

@submission2tSo I would basically... Oh, no, hold on, hold on.

@joann_marieThe host is having connection issues. So guys, if the space drops, Ian is going to open right back. And thank you so much. It's such a great space. So put your notifications on and follow Ian and Christopher and Ben and everybody here. All right. Sorry, Dr. Strange, go for it.

@submission2tNo issues. So I would actually broaden the discussion to... Thank you so much for being here.

@submission2tThank you so much for joining us.

@submission2tThank you for joining us.

@submission2tThis is not, when you go to other countries, that's not how they operate. They're not deciding whether to go into Korea or not based on its boring. So sadly enough, this is a product of having an entertainment culture which focuses on getting everybody conscripted into the indulgent mindset. So I wanted to just mention that in there.

@submission2tAnd as far as what Ben was saying, Ben, I'm not sure if you've read Robert Cialdini, his work. He's an American social psychologist. He wrote Principles and Techniques of Social Influence. And then I think he wrote another book called Pre-suasion and Yes, 50 Scientifically Proven Ways to be Persuasive. If you've read, if you've not read anything, I highly recommend reading it.

@submission2tIt's phenomenal. His work was actually based on this guy called Barlow. Barlow, he put together something in the 1960s. It was a model called SMCR, source, message, channel, receiver. So how do you influence people based on those four components? By source, I mean like the credibility of the individual, whether it's coming from a place of authority,

@submission2tThe likability of the individual, attractiveness plays a huge role. And we see this in advertisement these days. So in relating that back to war, propaganda of war, in the 2003-2002 timeframe, they leveraged General Powell and the CIA Director George Tenet, their credibility to push the war, to push the weapons of mass destruction

@submission2tto sell that idea, even though it was fake. And then later, both of them, both of them regretted the way they were utilized. It was all, what's his name, the vice president back then, it was all, he was orchestrating this, but they basically manipulated, both George, I mean, General Powell and the CIA director, George Tenet, felt they were manipulated in pushing that war, according to their book.

@submission2tAnd then the other part is the message, you know, the persuasiveness of it, how do you prime your audience, the narrative prompts, implicit versus explicit. Third part is a channel, which is the most dangerous part, which right now with social media, with AI, you can make it super personalized and really impactful, meaning you can really get somebody to, based on their own psychology, you can make a message a lot more

@submission2tPersonalized. And lastly, the receiver. Depending on the individual, the personality type they have, the intelligence, age, gender, you can impact them differently. So anyways, I went on and on, but I'm not sure, Ben, if you've come across Robert Cialdini's work, but highly recommend it. And then on top of that, there's another book that was written, which is called Political

@submission2tPersuasion, The Sage Handbook of Social Influence. Would love to get your thoughts on it if you've come across any of this stuff, but I thought it was interesting to mention it. Before I forget, something that David Nischi always mentions, and before the space crashes, and maybe David could actually better word it or articulate it, but if you have a small account and don't ever feel that for whatever reason your voice doesn't count,

@submission2tYou do have a powerful voice. And they've echoed this, they've mentioned this so many times, but people don't realize how important it is, even if you get one like, or even if you get a few views and no likes, continue to post stuff. Because it's like, the example I give is like how rivers are formed, right? Oftentimes, some of these rivers are formed by droplets of water.

@submission2tSo don't for at once think that your voice Thank you, Dr. Strange. I remember hearing that author in those books many, many years ago.

@unisocialnetSome of my mentors were, say, former Satanists who converted and got out of that cult, and they talked a lot about that. The thing about it is it's so sophisticated now. We take for granted that you can find books that have almost all of the methods laid out like that, whether they're for good or for ill. So definitely, that's a really good recommendation.

@unisocialnetThank you so much. But I haven't read them. If I have, it was about Thank you so much, Dr.

@joann_marieStrange. And Ian is there listening, but because he gets cut off, I think he can't... Hopefully it's working.

Ian MalcolmI just... Joey, can you hear me or no?

@joann_marieYes.

Ian MalcolmOkay. Yeah, it was so bizarre. The last little time on the Fresh Prince, I was just going on and on, and then all of a sudden... I think it was Dr. Strange was speaking and I was like, wait a second, what's happening? I realized I must have cut out for some extended period of time. So I don't know why the audio is just clipping, but either way, I'll just kind of, I mean, we've got yourself and the wonderful Christopher Woods and so many other great speakers.

Ian MalcolmSo I figured rather than just continuously disrupting things that I just kind of sit back a little bit.

@joann_marieAll right. Well, this is such a great space. Thank you so much. And Ben and Chris. Karam, welcome. Go for it.

@kmzuberiThank you. Great space again, as always. Thank you, Joanne and Christopher. I wanted to actually, you know, the first kind of like gap in terms of the actual questions, I think I want to actually ask Ben, but I think I'm going to comment on a couple of things. One is you kind of like focusing on the psychological part of the whole

@kmzuberiThank you very much for having me.

@kmzuberiThis gap because of the whole technology that how it transformed. But now I've started realizing that the change is so fast that the conventional mechanisms of how we used to see the psychology aren't applicable anymore. Because the change is happening within the generation itself. And that never happened in the human history because

@kmzuberiYes, if you would compare yourself like with your fathers, like for instance, the way they used to live, the way they actually, they kind of like imitated their previous generation. So they saw their fathers or parents in, you know, 50, 60 year old, they were like 20s and 30s, and they would start to imitate what they were in their 50s, when they get to 50s.

@kmzuberiSo it's kind of like carried on, although the era was different. But now the situation is like if you kind of like interact with your older kids, they are not like actually communicating with the younger ones because of this Gen X and Gen Zs and millennials and all that. It's like within 15 years or so or now is kind of like squeezing itself to even 10.

@kmzuberiThat you simply cannot actually relate to them or like this one generation cannot actually relate to the previous one. So that's the psychological element of it. So if you could actually comment on that and then I'm going to come from the perspective of that technology being the technologist. So how it's impacting and how it's different from the different ages before, from the mechanical age and the informational age.

@kmzuberiSo over to you, Ben, and then I'll comment on the second one.

@unisocialnetWell, when it comes to generational differences, right, I think, like, the biggest break we had in terms of them transforming, you know, mass consciousness, there's a great book, I think it's called Transformation of America, is by, I'm trying to think of her name, she was in the Church Committee hearings on, you know, CIA experimentation was just one of many topics brought up there.

@unisocialnetSomeone can probably find it faster than I can type it. But they try to change the way younger generations view the world. It's like that thing that if you want to propagandize someone, as long as you have enough of an echo chamber and as long as as many people say it is possible, people start to believe it. Funny thing, there's another experiment that they did.

@unisocialnetI forgot which scientist did it with the name of the guy, but they basically have a whiteboard. They have a group of people sit in like a conference room and they have these lines on the wall on the board and each line is a different length and they have to say which is the longest line or which is the shortest line and everyone in the room except for one person is part of this is like you know a plant right so there's only one human subject everyone else is faking it and pretending to be you know a test subject and so if everyone agrees on what

@unisocialnetWhat the actual fact is, or what the truth is, that will override your perception. They say perception is reality, right? So if you hear enough people telling you something, a complete falsehood, then a lot of people are actually susceptible to that. So in that experience, they said, okay, that's the shortest line, and clearly it's not, right?

@unisocialnetAnd so everyone agrees, except for you're the one person who's a subject, and you think, well, they're crazy, but you usually go along to get along. So a lot of it has been done You know, taking away our perception of ourselves, our perception of our nation, of our constitution, that was all instrumental. That did take generations.

@unisocialnetThey couldn't do that in a single generation. So they had to slowly whittle away at it. You know, there's another David Icke thing. He calls it the totalitarian tiptoe. So it's like every year, every decade, every generation, they get closer and closer to the world that they want, which is complete enslavement for the rest of us, you know, ruling the world from Israel or world economic form and all that.

@unisocialnetand then we won't even remember what it was like to be free and to have freedom of speech and these other things. And clearly we're, you know, it's a slippery slope as we see right now with spaces. Thanks so much.

@joann_marieThere's also an experiment, a social conformity experiment where people stand every time there is a bell and all of the people know except one and they all start doing it. It's pretty insane. I'll post it in the purple pill. Sorry, Chris, go for it.

@theleaderofusaNo, no, you already spoke my mind, Joanne.

@joann_marieI, sorry, no.

@kmzuberiSo if I, Joanne, you know, the second bit is more important because I really want your view on this particular point that I'm just going to bring in. You know, in my opinion, I think, you know, there are like different ages of like, you know, how the previous generations actually moved into the mechanical era. And then usually it's been referred to like the first industrial wave and the second one and third one.

@kmzuberiAnd now we are in the fourth one. Now this fourth one is fundamentally different, like on the foundational level. So, I mean, we are not talking about like just simply the technological shift in terms of the actual mechanical to informational. Now we are talking about like entirely different beasts in front of us. And it has never happened that we are talking about like kind of like a consciousness or like some sort of, if you don't want to actually name it that, but like an entity which is somewhat intelligent.

@kmzuberiYes, we are all intelligent by our own definition. But at the same time, now we are talking about the collective intelligence. So we are training all these models. It's not just somebody actually came out of this stratosphere and then tried to actually give us some entity that here you go, this is like intelligent being and you guys interact with it.

@kmzuberiIt's like truly a mirror which we are actually building. Now, when you have an entity which is going to be I don't know like if it's going to be self-conscious like now the answers are coming in a way that is self-conscious. Long period of time like I had this belief I did the AI back in 90s before even prior to the internet or at least the internet wasn't that you know accessible at that point in time and we used to kind of like debate about this that whether the you know the AI is going to be ever emotionally intelligent at that time like when Daniel actually

@kmzuberiwrote this book and we weren't aware of this phenomenon that there is intelligence, which is the emotional intelligence. All of a sudden this debate broke out that the machine is going to be ever emotionally intelligent. And then the past three, four years, I've actually revisited my whole paradigm that yes, there is going to be an era, and we already see the signs of it, that the machine is going to be emotionally intelligent.

@kmzuberiSo in this era, we cannot simply Decipher this whole psychological aspect because we are dealing with this new phenomenon of this entity because we are actually communicating with another entity which is not human but it has this collective intelligence and information of all of us. So how our psychology is going to be deciphered at this point in time in the conventional framework?

@kmzuberiAnd that's where the dilemma is and would love to hear your opinion on that.

@unisocialnetYeah, well with the emergence of say these These new systems that they're calling artificial or superintelligence or whatever the term is, right? It's clear that scientists have been working on that for a very, very long time. And we saw earlier, we talked about Stanley Kubrick's work and he also did the AI film that wasn't produced during his lifetime and Steven Spielberg took up the torch on that.

@unisocialnetBut I think one thing's clear is that in the not so distant future, people who don't have some kind of IveHadEnough.com

@unisocialnetBut, you know, I mean, I learned very early on that in terms of the AI field, I think there was this famous interview, not an interview, sorry, a famous time when Eric Weinstein talked about this. He says that, I think it's Ben Horowitz and Marc Andreessen or whatever, they're going to the White House and they had some meeting and some White House representative for the president said, and this, I guess, was under Biden or Obama, I don't know how far back, but he said, don't invest in AI companies.

@unisocialnetWe are going to choose Winners and losers, and there's not going to be a free market at all. And that's a very scary thought, the idea that it's all centralized. I tried to do an AI startup in 2017 and 2018. I was basically doing crypto mining to get AI hardware, and we got absolutely destroyed. I would say we had a theft of...

@unisocialnetIveHadEnough.net, Destiny Rezendes, Mandy, Heidi La Levantine, Dr. Strange

@unisocialnetA lot of things have happened ever since Web 3.0 came out. You have TikTok and Facebook and all that. But in terms of hive minds, they've been studying for a long time whether or not human consciousness is actually transferable. So there's this famous case of the 100th monkey. It's called the 100th monkey syndrome, the idea that if 100 monkeys get an idea, then it propagates through the entire population of monkeys very rapidly.

@unisocialnetBut there's an actual scientific basis on this. You know, it goes more into parapsychology and let's say some of the murky waters of like the force, if you will, of George Lucas fame. But it's called the Global Consciousness Project, GCP, out of, I figure it was Stanford or one of those universities. They study basically random number generators.

@unisocialnetThey found out there is an absolute effect on, you know, inorganic matter from conscious systems. And they've studied that very in depth. There's also Rupert Sheldrake studied it. There's another guy, Dan, Dan, Dean Ratting, I think, or Dan Ratting, he has a documentary called Men Who Stare at Photons. There's basically a book called Men Who Stare at Goats, and they made a movie in his comedy, but he does something better called Men Who Stare at Photons.

@unisocialnetAnd it goes into this idea of this hive mind or morphogenic field concept of whether or not, you know, telepathic phenomena is real. And does that have something to do with technology and where we're going to this, like, omega point? At some point, we're all going to be plugged in. Like, what would it even mean? So we'll have to see what happens.

@unisocialnetI hope that answered something.

@joann_marieExcellent answer, Ben. And also it's insane how they made everyone addicted to getting likes and how they reward people being super toxic and acting insane. So those trends are also like radicalizing people. Just making people go fucking crazy and that needs to... The same way that they are doing it to destroy society, I think we should make it trends that are positive so that we do the opposite and counter them.

@joann_marieSo excellent points, Ben.

@kmzuberiJoanne, just a quick one. Ben, have you gone through that Cambridge study that came out like about, I think about eight to 10 months ago? And that alluded to that. I mean, that's like pretty much the psychology 101 kind of like when I actually read about it and we never thought of it. Like, I mean, that gave me this realization that this is exactly what happens.

@kmzuberiSo they said, he said that we do not make any decision whatsoever in our conscious mind. It happens in our subconscious. And then only after a few seconds, we Shift that into our conscious mind. So for instance, we get up, like we go and brush our teeth or we get in the car and then we start driving and all that. And now with that study, like I realize it like every single day, the things I do is the actual subconscious is driving it.

@kmzuberiAnd how you train your subconscious is through the habits. So you develop over the habits and whatever has been actually kind of Ben? Sorry, yeah, I didn't even know about that.

@unisocialnetA lot of their research is in that. Like, in fact, we didn't even talk about the Cambridge Analytica stuff yet. But, no, that's fascinating. I think when it comes to... I think that's definitely probably mostly true for a lot of people. But I really think it's down to filters, right? If you don't let your consciousness, say, become contaminated and polluted with all these spills, then I think you can...

@unisocialnetYou can sort of have a balance where your subconscious is obviously going to be having a major impact on decisions but you can say oh you know maybe that's not such a good idea and so you know there's a reason we have the neocortex we we are we have higher thought for a reason right homo sapiens sapiens means you know thinking you know thinking ape essentially so um it's very important that we don't let them put things in there you know to seed our subconscious with fears and desires that are not even like natural to us

@joann_marieI did read something kind of about it. So basically when you go to a stranger's house, you walk to the house and then you unconsciously know where the bathroom is or stuff like that, you know? So when you ask like, oh, where is the bathroom? You don't actually ask, you just know where it is because you already saw it, but you didn't...

@joann_marieConsciously say, oh, there is the bathroom, you know, so basically you have you gather all this information all the time and you can train your brain that there is like something in the CIA and all these intelligence services that they help you to train your brain so that you make all those subconscious decisions conscious so that you.

@joann_marieDon't live by unconsciousness and stuff like that. So it's really interesting. I'm sorry I mumbled all of this. But Rabbi, how are you? Go for it.

@malleusigOh, yeah, thanks. How are you guys doing? I raised my hand originally because you guys were talking about the whole rap thing. And I wanted to point out something that I noticed on this subject, but also applies to a lot of things. If you look at popular media, What you will see very often, in popular movies especially, is this advanced kind of inoculation against questioning these things.

@malleusigSo in the case of rap, not only do you see the influence being taken, because I've noticed it for a long time, the move from the party rap of the late 70s and early 80s to Run DMC being the first group to drop the hard R on a song, right? And then the popularization, I think in the early 90s, The Nutty Professor

@malleusigI remember there was one throwaway joke and you have to watch the one-off throwaway jokes because they do this a lot.

@malleusigOne of the three throwaway jokes was that his daughter is having some kind of difficulty in school or with a boyfriend or something and a parrot or lizard or some animal says, oh, it's the influence of that horrible rap music, right? Obviously making fun of the idea that rap music could be the cause of any issues, right?

@malleusigAnd so what happens is this gets into our minds. and we immediately file it away and we say oh yeah well yeah anyone who's anyone who's saying that rap music can have any influence any real influence and make life different difficult for people or whatever they're just being nutty like this crazy nutty lizard that i saw talking in this movie right it's like the uh the simpsons episode where they uh they have the they have the film strip where they talk about the visit to the meat factory to the uh the slaughterhouse and uh they prime the classroom

@malleusigwith this comeback where they say, I think Troy McClure tells Timmy, it's like, I think your friend is a grade A moron, right? And then they illustrate this because later when Lisa, the film trip is over and Lisa says, oh, well, that's obviously just propaganda for the meat industry. And then one of her classmates, Pat Pirates, what he just heard in the film strip, I think Lisa is a grade A moron, right?

@malleusigSo, What they're doing with all of this is they are associating any criticism or any awakening to what's going on with idiocy or gullibility. And they're arming, how can I put this? They're arming the less critically-minded people with pithy, easy comebacks when they hear someone else bring it up. So they act as the gatekeepers now.

@malleusigThe media doesn't have to do it anymore. The fellow humans, the people around you, Now begin to just unconsciously because like the person earlier said most people don't think with their conscious minds they don't make decisions with their conscious minds they come up with something that they believe in and they they decide their beliefs unconsciously the conscious mind is used only to justify that decision retroactively which is horrifying when you think about it but then now the greatest society has been inoculated with this propaganda and they become the gatekeepers

@malleusigand all it takes is unilateral control of the media, unfortunately, and you can do this. Other examples are the whole white privilege thing, when white privilege was being bandied out as some kind of valid concept. You saw in at least two movies, you saw one was Free Guy, I remember, and the other one was Shazam, when you had scenes when one of the characters, one of the main characters would just drop it

@malleusigAs if it was a valid argument. And then they're like, oh, it's a one-off. It's another one-off joke. But it registers in the brains of the audience as something that is now valid because, hey, otherwise, why would they put it into a movie? I just wanted to bring that up and throw a big red circle around it because it happens a lot more than people notice.

@joann_marieChris or Ben, do you guys want to add anything? Or Ian, but I know Ian might get close.

@theleaderofusano he's absolutely right it took me a long time to realize a lot of those propaganda things uh before i learned about the jews or anything like that and uh in the beginning i always thought like why couldn't you know why couldn't they just write it that way like people say oh that's propaganda in there and i would say why why does it have to be propaganda why couldn't someone just write a story that just happened to include this and then uh you start to realize the pattern

@joann_marieIt is insane. All right. Thank you so much, Rabbi and Chris and Ben. Iman, welcome. Go for it.

@joann_marieIman going once.

@eimanbadwy2110Yeah. Hey, Joanne. Hey, everyone. And all the amazing people on the stage and those enjoying us in the listening lounge. Hope you're having a great time with this immense amount of knowledge. And the topic takes you to reflect on your life, starting from watching TV that I didn't since 2011, going over a decade not watching TV or news or anything I knew since before then, before back then that

@eimanbadwy2110This news is not real. This is a manipulation with our emotions and unfortunately, I don't know actually if it's fortunate or unfortunate that as human beings, and this is based on studies, we are emotional creatures that perform their daily lives with 97% of subconscious mind and only 3% with your conscious mind. How did you arrive at those numbers?

@eimanbadwy2110Those numbers are based on studies and I can provide by the neuroscientists.

@nietzsche258918I think Joanne, what she touched on earlier about when you know the way to the bathroom, right? So if you're referring to that as subconscious mind, it really isn't. And by the way, the whole concept of the subconscious mind is a little bit sketchy, but if I ask you what 3 times 47 is, and you stop for a minute, and you go through a certain set of operations of mind to get to the answer, well, if I ask you what the answer to that question is 10 seconds later, you'll give it to me right on the spot.

@nietzsche258918You'll do it through intuition because you've already done the work. When Michael Jordan looks like a genius because of what he's done, it's because he's worked out all of his fundamentals, that those fundamentals, whether it be dribbling, whether it be shooting, whether it be going left or right, his footwork, they all come together and they produce something spontaneous and beautiful.

@nietzsche258918And we just say, well, he's a genius, right? But what he's doing is he's operating in a state of intuition. And to conflate that with this idea of a subconscious mind and we're all just sort of wandering through life, it's really not.

@eimanbadwy2110Okay, but this is what you mentioned is not subconscious. What we mean by subconscious mind is your subconscious mind does not understand the facts, the truth, or the emotions. We are literally performing and working with our emotions and that's That very much explains why people who have hope can heal very much quicker.

@eimanbadwy2110And I can send you a lot of... Before you send it to me, let me ask you this question.

@nietzsche258918So obviously, you know, nature is 100% consistent, right? If I have a misapprehension of how much cliff I have left and I walk a foot further, I'm going to fall, right? So we're in a constant state of evaluation as we walk around and try not to bump into things. So when you say we're guided by our emotions, besides the instinctive emotion not to fall, which actually doesn't require you to go through an opposite of operations of mind, even with a dog, if you try to throw a dog off of a cliff, it's going to resist you and it's not sitting there going, hmm, let me intellectually disambiguate where the cliff is and where the air is.

@nietzsche258918No, no, no, it's just like, no, please don't, just the same way as a human would. But besides that, All of our other emotion is the product of thinking. Emotions are the product of thought. When someone says, you know, I'm sad because you said this, it's because of what they infer. It's the thoughts. So I don't think that you're taking into account the causal relationship between thought and emotion, are you?

@eimanbadwy2110I actually take this in consideration and I invited I invite you in this space to read about the subconscious mind and how it affects your mindset.

@joann_marieIt's unconscious and subconscious is like a different thing, right?

@theleaderofusaYeah, I'm understanding what she's saying or what she's trying to get at, if you will. I've been studying for the past couple of days and for the past couple of years But I've been studying on and off, but I have been getting back into it real heavily in the past couple of days. And I've just started learning about the ladder technique with, oh, why am I forgetting his name?

@theleaderofusaSomething Godfroyd?

@nietzsche258918Godfroyd, yeah.

@theleaderofusaYeah, what's his first name? It's Godfroyd. No, you mean Sigmund Freud. No, no, no, I'm not talking about in our chat. I'm talking about this guy. Oh, you're talking about Sigmund Freud. No, no. Sigmund Freud. No, he came up with the ladder technique and he said way back in the day, he said he wants you to perform a simple experiment to get you to understand the power of your subconscious over your conscious and then how it can even impact real life.

@theleaderofusaYour subconscious can impact real life. So he says the experiment is you're going to consciously Every single day throughout your day you're going to write it on a piece of paper or put in your wallet you're going to write that you're never going to go on a ladder and you're going to consciously very much so intend to avoid at all cost a ladder without all of your conscious intent but before you go to bed

@theleaderofusaBefore you fall asleep, you're laying in bed, your eyes are closed, you're relaxed, you're about to, you know, you're done thinking about what your duties for the day and your duties for tomorrow, your final thoughts are going to be, you're imagining yourself climbing a ladder. And that's all you're going to think about as if you're counting sheep before you fall asleep.

@theleaderofusaYou're going to imagine yourself climbing up and down a ladder until you fall asleep. And you do that for a few nights in a row. And eventually, somehow the universe, God, whatever you want to call it, will align the circumstances of you being put on a ladder, and you'll end up on a ladder before you even, like, your neighbor will ask you for help.

@theleaderofusaYou'll be on a ladder, and then you'll be halfway up it, and then you'll realize, holy shit, I'm on a ladder. The very conscious thing that I wanted to not do, I ended up subconsciously doing. It's called the ladder experiment.

@nietzsche258918He charged money for this? What's that? He got someone to give him money for this?

@theleaderofusaNo, no, no, supposedly he didn't want any money.

@nietzsche258918Okay, I'm going to do this same thing.

@theleaderofusaI'm gonna do the same thing with a supermodel so I'll just make sure to practice just apply that same principle to supermodels see how that works out for me yeah yeah yeah but it does obviously it has to he he made it clear that it has to be you know within reason you know obviously you can't say I'm gonna go to the moon and then you're obviously going to the moon but but it does it does make your it's it's it's too possible than the moon it's it's supposed to express the power of your subconscious over your conscious is the main thing of that

@theleaderofusaThat's why it's supposed to be something reasonable.

@joann_marieI used to read a lot about mentalism and they talk about stuff like this, but I think subconscious and unconscious are like two different things. I don't know.

@nietzsche258918But it's often a false dichotomy. The mind is absolutely miraculous, but it has a finitude of resources, right? So you have the tabula of your consciousness, which is all the things that happen to you. Think of it as everything on a giant whiteboard. And you go through a process of concatenation to find meaning through data.

@nietzsche258918And this is the beauty. This is why that a woman with this baby will be able to sleep soundly through her neighbor's car alarm. She's submerged in the depths of wonderful slumber. But what happens when she hears her baby cry? She emerges back to the surface of her consciousness. This is the miracle of consciousness. It's ordering things based on evaluation of how important it is.

@nietzsche258918So, and of course, there's an efficiency. This is why propaganda kind of works, right? The idea is to obviate that sort of, is to get you to go through the shorthand when you're sort of convinced by the zeitgeist that, well, it's wrong to question this, or this is, of course, the right thing. Because the moment that you start thinking more deeply about it, well, you know, the math, math only works one way or another, and they can't have you doing that math.

@nietzsche258918But this whole thing of it's your subconscious mind or your subconscious mind. Notice when you kind of dig deeper and deeper, there's kind of like nothing to it. It's like, okay, you're just saying I'm taking this for granted. That's of course reasonable to say. And I think with regard to propaganda, which is the worst kind of deception, if we taxonomize deception and we say, well, someone just lying to you, gaslighting, which I think exists, prevarications, all of the different versions of deception, the worst kind is propaganda because it comes with a threat of force.

@nietzsche258918political correctness is just really the velvet glove that's wrapped around the government fist ready to pound you or threaten you or coerce you when you're disagreeing with them right so why would they they believe in your capacity to think they believe in your rational faculty don't you don't agree with them that it doesn't have power

@nietzsche258918Say yes, I understand you're afraid that I'm going to think about this thing because when I think about this thing, I'm going to arrive at another conclusion. This is why our friend here earlier who was saying, oh, we don't know how to talk to younger generations. Yes, you do. You know, they're volitional like you. That's what constitutes our nature.

@nietzsche258918They're making choices. They don't want to be a slave, enslaved. They don't like it when they're lied to and notice that they're waking up. So, you know, this is good news. Never stop believing in our volitional capacity, our bullshit meter, Our ability to see right and wrong, all of these things are intuitions and our opponents are doing their level best owning the giant megaphones of society and controlling our mind in every way and yet apostasy is on the rise.

@nietzsche258918We're waking up. What does this tell you but the power of the rational faculty, the power of reason, the power of the individual to see through everything that's thrown at them and see that they're in a matrix and then of course want emancipation from it.

@joann_marieThat was amazing, David. We should do a space on gaslighting and all of these psychology things that you were talking about. Rabbi and I were talking about gaslighting and also the movie gaslighting. It's insane. We should do it. What do you think?

@ceanndachOf course. I would love it. If I could just make a comment. Amazing.

@joann_marieI will. Hold on. I'll send you the dates.

@ceanndachThere's a book. It's called, I believe it's Thinking Fast and Slow. I think the author is Daniel Kinnaman. And basically he discusses in there the entire concept of like, for example, if somebody throws a ball at your head, right? You don't think about stopping the ball. Your body just does it. And that's really the difference between conscious thought and subconscious thought.

@ceanndachThere are things that your body does reactionarily and then things that you consciously think about and make decisions about.

@malleusigAnd if you want one more extremely illustrative example of how powerful your subconscious mind is, has anyone heard of the cocktail party effect?

@theleaderofusaNot to interrupt, but that part about flinching from the ball, that means that animals have a subconscious. And obviously all things, including plants, probably have some level of conscious and subconscious. Their subconscious, you know, the instinct subconscious would be completely different than what we're talking about, like an emotional and intellectual subconscious.

@malleusigYeah. Okay. So has anyone heard of the cocktail party effect? Do you know what it is? I bet David knows what it is.

@joann_marieI don't. What is it? All right.

@malleusigThe cocktail party effect is this. You're at a cocktail party. There's dozens... Oh, when people pretend to be drunk? No, no, tell me.

@joann_marieBecause that's also crazy. Okay, sorry for interrupting.

@theleaderofusaThat sounds like a real thing. Rabbi, I love you, man.

@malleusigThanks, dude. Let me be serious, okay? So you're at a cocktail party. There's dozens of people. They're all talking. You are talking with your friend. You're having a conversation, or the two of you. You can hear them, but you can't hear what anyone's talking about because it's too noisy, right? Across the room, someone says your name.

@malleusigYou immediately hear it, okay? and you look over and say, I heard my name, and you look over. This is well known. Almost everyone has had this experience. Researchers have acknowledged it. It's a real thing. What does it imply? What that implies is that your brain is following every conversation in that room. Your subconscious mind is following every conversation in that room.

@malleusigBecause if it wasn't, It wouldn't be able to highlight your name and bring it up to the conscious mind when it's spoken, right? You can't recognize something after it's spoken unless you notice it while it's spoken.

@theleaderofusaSo your subconscious mind... Yeah, like an Alexa or a smart device, you know, waiting for the wake word. Your brain's waiting for the wake word, which is your name.

@malleusigRight. And just like a smart device, it has to take in every single word in that room before it knows... which one of those is your wake word or your name that's how powerful your subconscious mind is and that's how filtered it is from your conscious mind and and you can access it right like if if they if you have like this insane training you can like access that

@joann_marieThat's what I was talking about in the bathroom situation.

@theleaderofusaYeah, and this is why it makes sense when people say that we're only actively using a smaller percentage of our brain because the background processes, there's probably just so much background processing power happening, like you said, sifting through all the conversations at once and not even consciously doing it, right?

@theleaderofusaIt's like an involuntary thing subconsciously happening or whatever. but imagine and that's not just for that I mean imagine all the different sensory issues like even your clothes like your body just ignores the feeling of your clothes whereas some people can't do that and they like they can feel every strand and they and they're bothered by it right or they just have like a sensory overload so it's nice to be able to only focus on like one feeling or one thought or one conversation at a time if it's possible you know while your brain handles all the extra stuff

@theleaderofusaThe Subconscious, if you will. And we do have a lot of hands piling up. I'll just throw that out there. I know.

@joann_marieI'm so sorry. This is such a great space.

@theleaderofusaI know it is a very entertaining space. I'm enjoying it. I just want to throw it out there.

@joann_marieYes. Okay. The Force. Welcome.

@realtheforceHey, thank you so much, Joanne. Thank you, Ian. Also, obviously, great, great space as usual, you guys. Yeah, so my thing... My focus is always, when we talk about Jewish supremacy, David always mentions too, Ian always, Joanne too, we don't talk about all Jews, the ones that run stuff. And the ones I focus on, the Jews, obviously, and whatever, Peter Schiff, and they took away his bank, Peter Schiff.

@theleaderofusaIs he cutting out? Yeah, he's cutting out. Fartist.

@joann_marieFartist. Fartist. Okay, you're rubberbanding a lot, and you're like... Yeah, there's two things.

@theleaderofusaYeah, you're rubberbanding the force. And did you say something anti-Semitic like the Jews run the world? This is news to me.

Speaker 5What?

@joann_marieNo.

@nietzsche258918I jotted it down.

@joann_marieThis cannot be true. I'm sorry.

@hubbard595628Can you guys hear me? Yes. Can you guys hear me? I'm sorry.

@joann_marieBut you're rubberbanding, though. No. Okay. No. Okay, first, stop it. You're rubberbanding. You need to either get close to the modem or, like, I don't know. Like, this is really annoying. We're gonna go to the next person until you're literally next to the modem.

@realtheforceHeidi, go for it. I'll try one more time. One more time, can you hear me now? If not, no worries.

@joann_marieOkay, yeah, go for it.

@realtheforceNo worries.

@joann_marieNo, you're still rubberbanding. Still rubberbanding.

@theleaderofusaSorry.

@joann_marieOkay.

@ladyjustice9111Talk later. Heidi, go for it. Hi, Joanne. Hey, Ian, Chris, everyone on the panel, David, Mandy, Ben. Thank you, Ben, for always engaging with my posts. I put in The Purple Pill, a really good book, and I met the author in Washington, D.C. It's called The Last Loan Inventor, A Tale of Genius, Deceit, and the Birth of Television.

@ladyjustice9111David Sarnoff versus Philo T. Farnsworth. Farnsworth He patented a fully electronic television system, TV system, 1927. He's from Utah, but he lived in a ranch. He was just a farmer, just a good old boy farmer in Idaho, lived on a ranch, and he decided to transmit his ...electronically rather than mechanically, and the birth of the television, full force television, came on.

@ladyjustice9111He patented it. And when he invented this, the TV, electronically, he did so for Idaho and for the people living there, for educational purposes, right? To educate. I believe it was something to do with Christianity, Bible, farming, something like that. Nothing to do with commercials, advertising and deceit. So who comes along and steals his idea and turns it upside down and uses it for commercial purposes and deceives?

@ladyjustice9111David Sarnoff of RCA. This is an excellent book. I put it in the profile for y'all to delve into it just because, and by the way, Philo Farnsworth, he was 14 years old, a self-taught inventor when he did this, when he went through this. But of course, David came along and stole his idea and turned it upside down, doing what?

@ladyjustice9111Using it as an enormous commercial industry, what we see what RCA is now. So yeah, so I just wanted to throw that in there, but really I came up here to say hi, and I'm gonna probably be presenting this in one of Godfroy's spaces, but George Clooney. I met George Clooney and I asked him a question at the United Nations because Eli Wiesel,

@ladyjustice9111If you guys remember who he is, Eli, he was with him. And I asked George and George came there. This was, I believe, in 2003. And I asked him and he came here to kind of like promote or talk about Sudan. Right. And it's like, dude, like, why all of a sudden you talking about Sudan? He was in those those nice little shows, Family Ties and, you know, before George Clooney became really big.

@ladyjustice9111Right. And I asked him, I was like. Why all of a sudden, because I already had known about Sudan and I had been briefed about it, and I asked him why all of a sudden interest in the humanitarian crisis back in 2003 about Sudan. And all he could say in answer is, well, you got to start somewhere. So just to run off, they used him.

@ladyjustice9111They used him big time for the promotion of the destruction of the Middle East. George Clooney's films were All connected to the Middle East. Syria, Iran, US intelligence war, oil, geopolitics. The big one that they used him for was Syriana. If you guys remember, he was in that, which was the reorganization and the balkanization of the Middle East.

@ladyjustice9111And I think you all know about the men who stare at goats. And he also did The Three Kings, which was about Iraq. That setting was after the Gulf War. and Argo. Y'all know Argo, right? The Iran 7980 hostage situation. I believe they also used Ben Affleck in that one, if I'm not mistaken. And then also George Clooney was used for the American, you know, the CIA assassination espionage.

@ladyjustice9111And they threw that in there, the American.

@nietzsche258918I think Ben also directed Argo.

@ladyjustice9111Yeah, yeah, he did. But how awful that they use these guys, but they use them, right?

@joann_marieBut have you seen the interview with, oh my God, I just, you just said it. Okay, that guy that he's talking about how the Middle East is just all propaganda. Ben Affleck. Have you seen that one?

@ladyjustice9111No, I didn't see it.

@joann_marieI'll post it in the purple pill because he's like, oh, no, why are you guys bombing Muslims and stuff like that?

@ladyjustice9111Maybe he got some watching J-Pilled and he doesn't... Do you think that they feel guilty about being used in these movies?

@joann_marieI do think so. Just him. I haven't seen... Well, George Clooney, Mary Amal, and she's also pro-Palenstein, I think, and stuff like that.

@theleaderofusaI feel like they have absolutely zero guilt. Thank you so much for joining us.

@ladyjustice9111I think she's the lawyer of the Muslim Brotherhood but I'm not 100% sure.

@ladyjustice9111With a question, when I questioned George Clooney, nobody did, but he was in The Sand and Sorrow, Sudan, and Darfur. Every single movie he was in, and I'll post the movies that he was in in the Purple Pill, it caused destruction of every country that they represented in the movie. I mean, this is just, that's what they used Hollywood for, right?

@ladyjustice9111And that's what they used the celebrities for. That's why celebrity worship, you know, that should have been a big no-go in America, but... What are you going to do when the whole American people got sideswiped and psyopsed by Hollywood? So yeah, another great space, guys. I just wanted to come up here and say hi to Ben and hi to y'all and let you know about this book.

@ladyjustice9111This is a great book. I have it right in my hand right now. The Last Lonin', a riveting American classic of independent brilliance versus corporate arrogance versus corporate arrogance, okay? And I found it more... More Fun Than Fiction, that's James Bradley, author of Flags of Our Fathers, The Last Lone Inventor, A Tale of Genius Deceit, and The Birth of Television.

@ladyjustice9111Yeah, I met the author of this book in DC. So yeah, guys, if you can grab it and read it, that would be wonderful because it gives you more of an idea how it was switched to something so innocent and wholesome at first to just being deceitful. That's what they do. They just steal your ideas and they run with it. They invert everything.

@ladyjustice9111Anyway, guys, great space, and thanks, Joanne, for that interview with Ben Gap. I'm going to watch it.

@joann_marieYeah, I posted it in the Purple Pill, and I also forgot. Amal Clooney is one of the ones who helped the ICC know about the crimes of Israel. So I think she's a good person. I mean, she's literally helping hold Israel accountable, but I mean...

@ladyjustice9111It's just when you're being used, because, okay, you're an actor in Hollywood, you don't know shit, you really don't know about Gia Paul, but then they send you this script and you're being used and you want to make money and then you go do it, right? Because you're handsome or you're beautiful or whatever. You know, George Clooney, everybody was swooning on George Clooney when it was announced at the UN that he was at the security point.

Speaker 1He is handsome, yes.

@ladyjustice9111I mean, yeah, that's what I'm saying. But they use that, you see what I'm saying? They use that in order to divide and conquer certain countries. There's a connection between that. So that's in the whole androchrome and the whole plastics or all that. I'm gonna just be doing that a little bit with God for I think in a few of the spaces, but people should not worship celebrities.

@ladyjustice9111They should stop the whole idol worshiping. Believe in yourself.

@theleaderofusaThat was my bad. I thought it was going to say the time. I didn't know it was going to make a ticking noise. They got the soundboard now.

@joann_marieNo, no soundboard.

@theleaderofusaNo. No, I have access to the wrong tool.

@joann_marieThank you. Okay, let's go back to the forest. Apparently he was sending a lot of videos at once and his bandwidth was not handling it. Go with the force.

@realtheforceI'm so sorry. I'm going to try one more time. Can you hear me?

Speaker 1Yes, but it's still kind of Robert Bundy. Let's see. Okay. I'll give it a shot.

@nietzsche258918I think you can make it all the way to saying the word Rothschild.

@realtheforceYeah. Well, listen, I have to because they've had all money in capital since the early 1800s. You can look in the comments. I've laid all that out. They seed-funded all the big names. Rockefeller, Morgan, Soros, Schiff, Warburg. Anyone that matters, right? The creators of the Federal Reserve. In 1895, the U.S. ran out of gold.

@realtheforceWho gave us gold? Rothschild family, 50%. And then their agent, J.P. Morgan, the other 50%. And then like 10 years later, they install this scam bank. They're Talmudic Jews. The Talmud was created a couple hundred years after Jesus died, and it's anti-Jesus. I think some verses say Jesus is burning in hell, and this is what the Rothschilds think.

@nietzsche258918For everybody else in the room, he's doing all of this from his subconscious mind.

@realtheforceYes, trust me, it's a painful brain to have. It's OCD and it's hyperactive. It's horrifying. But I can tell you this, I have in the past few days, finally, after years of deep research and economics, discovered our solution, our alternative to the usury system here. And it's the alternative to the B system that they'll offer.

@realtheforceIf Bessette, who's a Soros agent, Soros' seat funded by Rothschild, Scott Bessette, if Leah Files is correct and he's looking to crash our currency, then he does. Who cares? I'm telling you, it's good news here. We have the answer, okay? If they do that, or if they don't, we still have to do this and do what Massey tried to do, abolish the Federal Reserve.

@realtheforceYou put that bill up there, now it's gone. Because we've got to ban lobbying, too. So ban all lobbying. From APAC, from foreign nations, corporations, billing, everything, PACs, $50 a citizen, right? Soros can donate $50 to whoever he wants. He can't buy local elections or any election anymore. Rothschild agent Soros, who wants to turn everything into Gotham City.

@realtheforceNo more of that. Okay, so you ban lobbying, but the other thing is the money system now. Finally, I have the backing now. It's not just me, some crazy dude on X. It's all these, these, the brilliant economists from Yale, from all the top, it's literally like the Great Barrington Declaration of COVID. You had all the top guys from Harvard, Oxford say, no, this only affects old people, COVID.

@realtheforceWe don't have to shut down the economy. Keep it open. These guys are brilliant, right? They see nuance. They're like, no, we don't, you know, we just keep the economy, keep the economy open. They'll get, we'll get net sanity. And then the old people will be super safe. They were right. We could have like saved $8 trillion that Trump spent.

@realtheforceAll connected now.

@realtheforceWhere was I going with that? Yeah. Okay. So we got to, so they figured out in 1933, these brilliant, it's called the Chicago Plan, right? Chicago Plan, Chicago Plan. Get that in the ether. This is all of our alternative to their dumb B system. And right now their current scam usury system where, and Jeffrey Epstein, he explains it in the video.

@realtheforceHe's laughing about it. He's like, yeah, it's fractional reserve banking. I have the, you go to my profile, see the video. I'm having a hard time posting videos right now, obviously. And now that word getting rid of it, it was taking up all my bandwidth, but. You'll see the video. You're going to profile this young kind of British who explains it really well.

@realtheforceIt's a corporation. They have shareholders. And as they say in the video, as they point out, the guy finds those old files. Who is it? The top Rothschild agents, Morgan Rockefeller. Top of the list. Boom. And it says right there, Eustace Mullins in his book, Rothschild representative, J.P. Morgan installed it. And who's Epstein's banker?

@realtheforceJ.P. Morgan. Who's the U.S.'s biggest banker? J.P. Morgan. And what did Epstein say to Peter Thiel? I represent the Rothschilds. And listen, none of this is like to say the Rothschilds are smart. They're just really good bankers. You can see they got all that capital in the early 1800s. But the answer is decoupled. This plan now from these top economists, the Chicago plan, we go to full reserve.

@realtheforceIveHadEnough.com

@realtheforceSo the usury system is bullshit, proven bullshit. It's got to stop. Now we have a backed alternative by guys from Chicago Plan of 1932, Federal Reserve, and then also get rid of the Federal Reserve. They didn't figure that out, but that was the other. Sorry. I'm sorry. That's it. I'm gone. We have the answer. Be happy.

@realtheforceWe have the answer. Thank you.

@joann_marieAmazing. Thank you so much.

@theleaderofusaAll right. Wait, wait, wait, wait. I'm finishing writing this to Donald Trump right now. And send. All right. He has the answers.

@joann_marieWe got it. Thank you so much for this. All right. Mandy, welcome. How are you? Thank you, Joanne.

@rabbimandyxI'm actually, I'm happy to wait until the end if you want to get to some of the other hands first. I've got a question that's kind of a wrap-up question. Whatever you want.

Speaker 2A wrap-up? How could it possibly be a wrap-up question?

@theleaderofusaIt has a bow.

@rabbimandyxYeah, it does. Do you want to wait or do you want to do it now?

@theleaderofusaYou got me excited. It's wrapped up already. I'm ready to open up this sucker. It's Christmas moment.

@rabbimandyxOkay, well, I was going to ask because I like to have some actionable items from every space. Obviously, we discuss the problem, we learn about the problem, we expose some problems. And then I like to know or present some solutions for people in a really easy to understand way. So I was wondering if, based on, you know, the topic of the space, if we could give two or three

@rabbimandyxIveHadEnough.net

@rabbimandyxMost of them can see it when it's happening. That's the difference. And so if we can help people understand what that looks like, how to identify it, and then how to protect themselves from it, that could be really useful.

@theleaderofusaYeah, that leads me to one of my earlier questions. I'm wondering if when I went to school, I was taught about propaganda like we we had to learn that in class and we had to learn about bias and we had to learn about the fact that celebrities were used in in propaganda and then there'd be targeted advertisements like You know, certain propaganda was targeted towards certain groups more than others.

@theleaderofusaAnd we learned about that in school. And I'm wondering if kids still learn about that. But what it didn't go into the detail that I believe we really were kind of let down as a society, I don't know if anyone else has went through it, is they never taught me about the fact that propaganda was used in very sly, manipulative ways in everyday entertainment.

@theleaderofusayou know they just they they only explained it in the idea of commercials and advertisements and so that's where I always kind of looked for it and it like I said earlier it took me until I was older until I had other people teaching me other buddies explaining and like yeah no this is a it's right in everyday entertainment you know so I'd be interested in in forming a sort of or encouraging people to discuss

@theleaderofusaYou know, different strategies and ideas because that is a pretty huge topic, especially, you know, depending on which area you go towards when it comes to protecting yourself from propaganda. Because anytime I, you know, I'm sure anyone that's awake now to this sort of topic, they cannot see anything or hear anything without identifying propaganda.

@theleaderofusaYou know, I'm at that stage now, no matter what I see, no matter what I hear, I'm, you know, I'm consciously or subconsciously, but it's more of a conscious thing, really. I'm looking to identify messages or propaganda that they're trying to push out to people that I might not want to identify with.

@joann_marieChristopher, sometimes I want to decompress and try to put like something on Apple TV or whatever. And I last like 15 seconds and rage quit. I'm like, no, I see something. And I'm like, no, this is just insanity. It just never stops. So, yeah, no, I get it. 100%.

@rabbimandyxThere's one thing that you just touched on there, Joanne. It was crazy because that's just what I was going to say, that the thing that I think every single person could do is that the one thing that we see in all propaganda is that it will have a high emotional reaction. So if you're feeling really emotionally triggered by something, then there's a large likelihood that you are being propagandized or that it's being used to manipulate you in some way.

@rabbimandyxit's also just how we're wired but that's why i mean that's why a lot of viral things even if it's like let's say it's a horse in a really bad situation everybody's seen these reels on instagram and then oh the horse is now in a good situation well they never start it where the horse is in a good situation it's always when it's really bad so that you can be triggered right away well i mean the people that are in that are pulling the strings understand that which is why they use that and so if especially if it's um

@rabbimandyxA government authority that's saying something that's highly triggering, like for instance around 9-11, when we're feeling a ton of rage, then they right away funnel that into the perceived enemy. The way that you could use this in a, let's say it's a TV show or a Netflix thing, is if you see something that is making you feel highly emotional about, like let's say they're trying to push a trans thing, and you see this person on the screen that is

@rabbimandyxThank you for joining us today.

@rabbimandyxand what could be behind this. It's difficult to do on like everything because there's so many things pulling you in different directions. But if you see it happening a lot when you're watching something, then it's probably time to just turn it off and not buy into that anymore because it's literally trying to manipulate you.

@rabbimandyxBut just, yeah, that would be my best advice would be when you feel like you're being really emotionally triggered is to stop and think about that and what could be behind that because they use emotion.

@theleaderofusaThat's what I feel about daily news programming. That's why I can only, I pretty much only keep up with the news almost once every couple of weeks. I can't tune into the news every day. It gets exhausting. I let it kind of pile up and then I go through it.

@joann_marieAnd also the reward, all of the rage bait videos. I posted one that is made with AI, but people don't realize that it's AI about this woman. I've talked about this video like multiple times, but it's a great example. This woman has like tattoos and she's like, oh my God, men don't want to date me. Why? And everyone in the comments is like, because you're a whore, you know, and it's literally an AI video.

@joann_marieSo it's like, guys, don't fall for rage bait. It's literally just like for engagement and stuff like that.

@nietzsche258918If I were to give the young man or young woman's guide to avoiding propaganda, I would say the following. One, follow the money. Who makes out on the deal here? Whatever the argument is, choose either side of the argument and figure out who makes out on the deal. Go on the assumption, if you want to avoid propaganda, if you want to increase your capacity to wake up to the matrix, that both sides of the argument are controlled by the same people.

@nietzsche258918Because this is the trick of the propaganda, especially from the standpoint of Jewish supremacy, is owning both sides. Vladimir Lenin said it. If you want to defeat the opposition, be the opposition. This is why, of course, Benjamin Netanyahu funded Hamas. Number three. Figure out what it is they're not telling you. What is it that you're being distracted from?

@nietzsche258918What is it? What is the big thing, the big giant thing that is so obvious? And why is this obviousity not being talked about by anybody? When you go to the grocery store and everything is more expensive and your so-called reputed representatives aren't talking about this at all or talking about it very little or unconcerned about it very little, then you know there's probably some propaganda happening.

@nietzsche258918This is true of the war. When you ask a simple question like I do, tell me how a waiter in Iowa or a plumber in Ohio benefits from this war and what happens to their life negatively if you don't wage this war. Notice they don't answer the question. They don't want to talk about it. So to review what they're not talking about, go on the assumption that they are controlling both sides of the argument and then ask yourself who that is and how they make out on the deal.

@nietzsche258918and lastly just follow the money those are the three that's my shorthand guide to figuring out whether propaganda is happening to you and avoiding it and the divide and conquer situation is what keeps them in power so don't let them all right yeah the trans example is a great one right because this is odd right the majority of people don't think that women should be the men should be beating up on women

@nietzsche258918The majority of the people don't believe that the prefix or the affix trans has some protean power to change the identity of anything or anyone whatsoever. Aristotle's still law of identity holds. A is A. It's all complete nonsense and we all know it. But of course the Frankfurt School and the Jewish supremacists somehow foisted this upon us.

@nietzsche258918And then what happened? Their counterparts, the Ben Shapiros of the world came in to rescue us and go on university campuses and somehow take the I'm not falling for this again. This is propaganda.

@joann_marieVery well stated, David. I love it. 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 algo. And follow Ian and Chris and Ben and David and everybody here. So thank you. And Mandy. Everybody is just absolute superstars. All right. Manny Benny, welcome.

@joann_marieHow are you?

@nic_moneypennyHi there. I'm good. Thank you. This is a great space. Been really lively. Some interesting stuff in it. I wanted to go to propaganda. from a kind of strange point of view of looking back at the pandemic but wiping out any discussion of the virus. If we eliminate the virus itself, let me tell you the propaganda strategy that probably a lot of people haven't really recognized that if whoever was building the COVID strategy, what we pretty much know, was behind it.

@nic_moneypennyLook at the propaganda wins. This will start with propaganda. You need to message people. You need to get a message to people. So you need those people to be contained. You also need them to have a tool to receive that message that they become more and more addicted to that tool. Hence, more and more needy of whether it be their mobile phones or their televisions or whatever.

@nic_moneypennyWhen you are locked in, you are in a prime position to be messaged. You can't go anywhere. You can't get anywhere. and therefore we also have normality and conformity and that's great to spread propaganda but look at what's actually happened things like door drop having food that you don't question the food hygiene of delivered to your door because you have no other option so door drop delivered to your door you have no option you are locked down you've got to start to trust you don't question

@nic_moneypennyYou are easier to feed. You are easier to give a message to because you no longer have your network of support around you. You are more vulnerable. Now, what about which sectors were hurt? Now, I bet not many people believe this. I used to be a journalist. Do you know how many journalists lost their jobs? If you wanted a strategy to get rid of all the good

@nic_moneypennyInsightful journalists that you weren't able to use propaganda on. You want to get rid of the ones that are very astute and very clever. Covid is perfect because they all got up and left because what happened is all the directors and all the boards of all the big companies were basically put in Thank you very much.

@nic_moneypennySo your propaganda has already managed to get rid of most of the very good media. They've gone. You've also got rid of all the small businesses and the small catering, the small catering facilities that delivered fresh local food. They've gone. They were wiped out. because they couldn't survive through the period with not much income and no business because nobody was allowed out of the house to go to the local shop or the local pub or the local farm or whatever.

@nic_moneypennySo you got rid of loads and loads of local businesses. So again, this propaganda machine is making you more reliant on big corporates. Now, who did you mistrust as a result of COVID? Well, a lot of people mistrusted their doctors. Well, that's great because now you won't go and see your doctor, even if you're ill. you will not go to a doctor and therefore health is going to get worse and worse and worse and in fact excess deaths more people are dying for lots of reasons but a lot of the reason is because the propaganda has terrified them they can't trust doctors they don't trust any medicine they don't trust pharmaceuticals so now they're not even going to check up on their own health because they've all gone off into doing other things the same with teachers teachers that sat there jabbing little kids and shoving masks on little kids

@nic_moneypennySuddenly, you might not trust the teachers so much. You might not be sending your kids into the same education program. And the population as a whole, all locked down and less networked with people that support them, are suddenly like babbling idiots waiting for messages to pop up on mobile phones through social media, which is now the absolute perfect divine route for propaganda to feed on in.

@nic_moneypennyBecause you've given up on television and newspapers because you never needed them. You didn't have them during lockdown. You didn't get them. So you are now absolutely funneled and attached surgically to a mobile phone where the propaganda is coming thick and fast. Care sectors. Anything that looked after older people, you don't trust those anymore.

@nic_moneypennyEverybody died. Everybody was ill. You no longer put older people into care sectors. You don't trust them anymore. Thank you for joining us.

@nic_moneypennyNow we were the clever ones that probably worked out what shit was going on and knew what propaganda was happening and realized we were being conned. Do you know what they did? They forced us all together in little cages to babble away. And then they could say, these are the conspiracy theorists. These are the nasty, dangerous, psychotic people with their tinfoil hats on.

@nic_moneypennyAnd suddenly the propaganda has isolated us. I don't know how many of you, like me, lost friends, lost family, lost as in not contacted with them, that they said, oh, you're crazy. I'm not talking to you. Of course, the vaccines are safe. And suddenly you lost 20 people who you thought were friends or networks or families or neighbours or whatever.

@nic_moneypennyWe are more isolated. People who are astute, who did recognise what was going on, are often more isolated, more vulnerable and easier to control. There you go. That's enough for now, I think.

@joann_marieThank you so much, Mandy, Penny. And I think they also put certain individuals in this movement that say the craziest thing to make everybody in that movement sound insane. So, yeah, it's just wild. But no, I loved everything you said. And Ben, David or Christopher or Ian, do you guys want to add anything?

@joann_marieAm I here?

@theleaderofusaOh, you're here.

@joann_marieOh, do you guys want anything or should I go to the next person?

@theleaderofusaYou can go to the next person here. I got you one of these, though.

@joann_marieNo, Christopher, no! I'm gonna put you in a blacklist of people who have used the soundboard and you're going to be there forever. No. Okay. Oh my god, I lost track. Balthazar! And then you, Hubbard, and then Informatic.

@ceanndachHey, how are you guys doing? So I've just been listening and actually I picked up like a whole bunch of little things to comment on and a couple things that I had to comment on myself. One of them is I am still going to put together something about the impact of, you know, finance and corruption into hip-hop, so... I'm still gonna put that together probably I'm gonna put together this weekend and then we can figure out a date to do that I know it's still like probably out to like December by now but but we'll still do that and I also when you were talking about the the the celebrities and stuff earlier so I was curious and I looked it up real quick the

@ceanndachTwo of the three main tabloids are owned by Rupert Murdoch, and I didn't know this, but he's married to a Jewish woman. So, it's a little ironic.

Ian MalcolmAccording to Ryan Dawson, he's Jewish himself as well.

@ceanndachIt's a little ironic that it's like, you know, you say they intentionally sabotage the celebrities and then what do they do? Then they make money off of their misery by printing it. It's kind of fucked up.

@ceanndachOK, so the other thing is, I was going to mention this when Godfrey was here, but I think the boycotts are definitely the thing to do, because if you really think about it, the way that they extract money from us, All we have to do is, because they do have the BDS laws, right? But those are for companies. They're not for us.

@ceanndachWe can say, oh, well, this company does business with Israel. We'll just not buy anything that they sell. Nothing. They can't do anything if they don't have money. And if they didn't need money, they wouldn't have the BDS laws. They have them for a reason because they still need that money. So I think that boycotting all of the things that belong to them is exactly what we should do.

@ceanndachAnd then as for the oil thing, I posted a video in the comments. I saw this from one of my friends earlier. He had posted it and I had never heard this. Apparently, what the man speaks about in the video is that in the US, We apparently have around 200 years worth of oil in Alaska that is in a territory that is considered protected and it's not allowed to be, what's the word, where they drill to check for the oil and do all the ground sensing and stuff.

@ceanndachThey're supposedly not allowed to do any of that there.

@joann_marieAnd the reason for that is because... Did you know that the American oil is like the sweet and the really good one, but the... Oh my God, what are they called? The refineries are for the really heavy ones. So this is the most retarded shit ever. Like your oil, you need to export it somewhere else and then you need to bring oil from somewhere else to refine it here.

@joann_marieLike it's literally a fucking scam. Well, not here, I'm not American, but like over there, like in America.

@ceanndachSo apparently we have like 200 years worth of oil that America has that's in Alaska that's just untouched and it's still hidden. And the reason they do that is because that's how they extract the money from us. Look at the oil prices right now. When you drive up the price of oil, what you're doing is you're extracting...

@ceanndachThank you for joining us.

@ceanndachyou are not allowed to say oh well I'm gonna go protest or I'm gonna go do this or I'm gonna go do that you can't miss work you're too busy and if you can't miss work you can't go and do anything to change the things that are happening so money is being used as a trap to put us in a position where we can't do anything and then uh as to what Mandy mentioned I had a couple thoughts about that so what you can do to avoid propaganda

@ceanndachThe first thing that I would suggest is you need to ask yourself, what are my values? Determine what those values are and make sure that you hold to them. The second thing you do is look at your values and ask yourself, how can my values be exploited against me? And learn how to keep an eye out for those things so that when somebody does something that gives you the impulse to follow your values, ask yourself, are they trying to use my values against me?

@ceanndachBecause that's what they'll do is they'll put you in a position where you think you're doing the thing that you're supposed to do because that's the value that you have. And then the second thing I would add to that is if you don't know about stoicism, you should. And you should learn how to think. You should read Meditations by Marcus Aurelius.

@ceanndachAnd you should learn how to analyze what your own state of mind is. There's a book called Spiral Dynamics that is also really good for that. Because when you have a certain state of mind, let's say we have the Somalis, right? And they come to America. They're at a different psychological level of what life is supposed to be like for them compared to what it's supposed to be like for us.

@ceanndachBecause in order for you to have a high trust society, all of the people in that society have to trust each other equally, right?

@nietzsche258918I really liked the point about considering what your values are and just ask yourself how those values can be exploited. That's a really good point. I like that.

@joann_marieUnisocial or Christopher or Ian, do you guys want to add anything?

@theleaderofusaI believe metacognition is the word, if I remember correctly. I believe that's where you can see your own mind, kind of look at yourself from a third person perspective, you know, see your mind, see your thing, like take your, you know, just take yourself out of your own body sort of thing and look at how you're thinking, how you're feeling, how your emotions are.

@theleaderofusaWhat you're achieving, what you're going for, sort of thing. Which is a blessing and a curse for some. Some people can turn it on and off, some people have to live with it for their whole life. Some people may not do it at all.

@nietzsche258918I will say that propaganda, if you, so there's such a thing as a second-hander where morally you get your self-esteem or you derive it from what other people think of yourself, think of you. I think people that do that rather than are centered in their self, they have their own set of morals. And I think those people are less susceptible to propaganda than the former.

@nietzsche258918So really getting a sense of what your morals are, not believing that the veracity of a given point is dependent upon how many people agree with it, because that's going to be thrown at you. So I think that just having a calm, strong sense of yourself kind of mitigates The Opportunity for the Propagandist Amazing.

@joann_marieThank you so much, David. All right. Hubbard.

@hubbard595628Hey, guys. Great topic for the space. We have seen so much of this in the last couple of decades. The older folks will know, have seen more different waves of it.

@hubbard595628These psychological operations, I think it is programming. I think a lot of it also is just pushing. I think a great example is the media conditioning. If you look at all the movies, they have certain characters in certain roles. The villains are...

@theleaderofusato women that are in superior you know positions and they know what to do and there's they're emotionally superior they're intellectually superior and then depending on what it is it could even be physically superior and they're telling cucked men you know oh this is what's got to be done and this is what's got to be done and well yeah that's the esg that's the blackrock pushed esg scores that um uh cause all these media companies to adapt to put implement these different um

@hubbard595628I don't know, talking points and stuff.

@joann_marieThe Odyssey is the best example of that. It's just insane. If you don't put certain people, you cannot be nominated for an Oscar. It doesn't matter the talent, it doesn't matter the art, it doesn't matter the directing, the acting, anything. You need to put all types of people. It's just absolutely insane, insane, insane, insane.

@joann_marieSorry, Howard.

@hubbard595628No, no, but you have to understand, to them, to some of these people who are in this Hollywood space it's not insane because to them they're so conditioned into it it's only from the outside that people can look at this and see it but um a lot of this they want to normalize so much they want to normalize the abnormal and it's very it's very crazy but uh i think ultimately the purpose of propaganda is to manipulate and to misinform so you can control people and uh

@hubbard595628I think we're gonna see a lot more of that I think you have these events happen like 9-11 where you can steer people if you blame the right person you know you can manipulate an entire population into going to war and uh I think that's what they wanted with like the thing is with the Iran war we never got that false flag we never got that they just threw everyone into it and we're like hey at least take me out to dinner first you know

@hubbard595628I don't know, but...

@joann_marieThey are trying, but I... Oh, sorry.

Ian MalcolmNo, I was just going to say, for what it's worth, there was a comment that Ben made earlier. I'm not sure if he wants to add on this, but what you were just saying there, Hubbard, about in Hollywood, these things, they seem normal, right? And so then you can extrapolate and you can say, okay, it's in Hollywood, then it's in tech, then it is in, let's say, the progressive...

Ian MalcolmThe more liberal side of the economy, whatever you want to expand that to. Then you can say it's the blue-haired people. Then you can say it's the... And my point is that Ben was talking earlier about how when you get people concentrated into an echo chamber, if enough people say the thing that's insane, eventually everybody just begins to say it.

Ian MalcolmSo what happens is that echo chamber continuously expands. And it's why you see even the right wing now... Donald Trump, who is he up there with? Literally the trans guy, something, Caitlyn Jenner, right? So you've got the trans guy, you've got the black rap star that's, let's say, a couple seconds away from twerking up on the stage.

Ian MalcolmAnd, oh, that's right. What do you know? It was just an election cycle ago that Kamala Harris doing the exact same thing. Joe Biden doing the exact same thing. And so my point is that they just continue expanding The echo chambers, little by little by little by little. And everybody just continues to slowly by slowly say the more and more absurd things.

Ian MalcolmAnd then the next thing you know, if we do not win in awakening people to the JQ and the reality of why all of these things are happening, we are an election cycle away from the right wing. The conservatives saying, well, guys, we need open borders because it's great for the economy. Well, we would just be unpatriotic if we don't support them, right?

Ian MalcolmAnd so you can see how it is just this progressive lurch. I was saying in a message of all people with Yitz, because we're gonna do a space that's coming up next month where Yitz is gonna be having a debate on do the Jews worship Saturn? I'm not kidding you. That's gonna be the debate subject. And I mentioned it because Yitz was talking about how

Ian MalcolmHis intellectual opposition. Well, I mean, look at this crazy guy. He says that it's the Jews that are behind mass migration. I said to him, well, I mean, you're talking about the Biden administration because that's what the point was about, which was literally the head of Homeland Security was a Sephardic Jew. And he goes, well, look at Donald Trump.

Ian MalcolmI mean, Donald Trump isn't doing that same thing. So obviously it's not everybody because Donald Trump, you say, is supported by the Jews. And it's like, well, no. All right, Donald Trump, mass deportations.

Ian Malcolmand then he doesn't even, not only do we not go in reverse, he doesn't really even hit the brake pedal, right? The only reason that mass migration is down is because people are voluntarily leaving because the opportunity is not there that they were promised. And what does that mean when the United States economy is less attractive than Mexico, right?

Ian MalcolmThings are getting really bad, really quickly. And so the right promises all this stuff, all it does is serve Jewish supremacy. It just feigns that it's going to do something different. And then the left does the exact same thing. Because what does Jewish supremacy want from the right? Endless wars and the concentration of wealth with the ultra elite overlords, let's call them, of everything on Wall Street and in Hollywood and in Miami and in everything.

Ian MalcolmSo the left promises that it's going to decentralize wealth. What does it do? It concentrates it. It just lies about doing it. What does the right say it's going to do? Mass deportations and a strong middle class. It's all lies over and over and over again. So they just expand on both sides. The elites that actually run the show and they're puppets.

Ian MalcolmThey just lie to everybody about what they're doing, which is Jewish supremacy. And then all the fools, myself included, before I figured this out, right? We were all once blind to what's actually happening. But once you see the JQ, you recognize that all the other stuff, it's just slop. So the echo chambers that push the slop, they just expand and they expand and they expand.

Ian MalcolmAnd if we do not win, there is no difference at the end of the day between the left and the right wing. It's one and the exact same thing, promising you a slightly different lie. And so we just got to do the best that we can. But Hubbard, you absolutely nailed it. And it just harkened back to that comment that Ben made.

Ian MalcolmAnd Ben, I'm not sure if you want to comment on that. Because again, Hubbard was talking about how in Hollywood, the people say dot, dot, dot. But essentially, Hollywood is just the canary in the coal mine for the radical left, which eventually just becomes the left, which eventually just becomes the moderates, which eventually just becomes everybody.

@hubbard595628Also, Hollywood, these ideas, before they get into the screen or into where we see them in video games or in our media, it's in academia. And that's kind of, if we're talking about a virus, that is the bioweapons lab. is academia where it's all tested out and there is I think a lot of this stuff is part of the prophecy that they're trying to push they have an eschatology and they want to push people through the eschatology so I think that's ultimately the purpose of a lot of this propaganda especially the trans stuff I think it is to push uh like stuff like Zohar doctrine which is like the merging of

@hubbard595628www.UniSocial.net

@hubbard595628I think turn on each other and ultimately they want to bastardize people with no history they don't want people like in Syria to know their grandparents they don't want people in Ireland to know their roots so if there is nobody from nowhere just a global nomadic people from nowhere it's you can invent any history you want you can tell them any story you want to but

@hubbard595628I don't know if that makes sense guys, but thank you.

Ian Malcolmto completely detach all of the culture, all of the customs, all of the religion, all of the everything so that you have a blank slate so that you can rebuild what follows. And so how do you get there but by either completely destroying that in front of the very people's eyes, which is what they did in the CCP, and what they're doing in the United States, for what it's worth, as they tear down statues of the founding fathers.

Ian MalcolmThey're ripping all that apart, and as they do it, they import all of these people, which if you think about it, it takes the people from The Middle East and Africa and South and Central America and dumps them in India and dumps them into the West so that it dilutes the people of the West while it also dilutes the cultures that they're coming from.

Ian MalcolmBut they don't even really need to dilute those cultures and those places from which they are being imported because most of those places are already either in destitution or in a caste system.

Ian MalcolmI don't think the Jewish supremacists are all that worried about that, but if they can take a whole bunch of those people by the tens of millions and import them into the West and drag everything down, well, then that's a big win for them, because not only does it decrease the wages, increase the cost of living, decreases the standard of living, decreases the homogenous societies, but in doing all of those things, it also ripens everybody that's left over for the communistic system that they're going to then usher in.

Ian MalcolmAll these things sound so...

Ian MalcolmThank you for joining us.

@hubbard595628of Bolshevism and of this communist kind of erasive force of on identity on nations and then in the opposite the opposition to that you have this Zionist certainty and I think uh and that's something I see in a lot of these like Tommy Robinson they offer this alternative in reality what they're offering is Zionism and I think uh I always try to take like if I was

@hubbard595628If I was a Jewish person in any country, I have to understand that a lot of the people who get into the Jewish supremacist mindset, you have to empathize with them and understand that a lot of them think that what they are doing is the right thing because they think it's in their best interest or they think it's for their family's interest.

@hubbard595628But ultimately, this kind of supremacy, it threatens the very planet because If you think that you are chosen completely and everyone else isn't you'd be willing like if you were that insane you'd be willing to push the big red button and nuke us all you know and that is what we're on the precipice of so I think we have to reject that kind of thinking and offer a hand to anyone who's willing to kind of oppose that so I think people like like I do I don't try to draw a distinction between anyone but thank you guys I've taken up enough of your time

Speaker 4Beautiful. Thank you so much, Howard. All right. Informaticus, welcome.

@infomaticusHello. Hey there. I just put something in the chat there and I'm going to kind of bounce off what Moneypenny was. Moneypenny was also, said she was in journalism. I'm still in journalism, like local journalism. And the story I put in the comments, it's not the story that we covered. I work for local, but this is just like, I think the main feed.

@infomaticusthat happened that day and this is 2024 and what we were covering was the Reza Pavlovi, they had him in LA, he was at the Museum of Tolerance and he spoke about basically trying to overthrow Iran and he wanted to be the guy that was in a takeover and you know And this is before we go to war. They ran before all this stuff popped off.

@infomaticusThis is like 2024. And from the moment that I was listening to him speak that day, I was like, great, they're getting ready to do something really soon. And they were going to use him as kind of like the little figurehead to push, you know, the momentum, whatnot. And, you know, kind of fizzled away. But in the back of my mind, I already saw that I was like, you know,

@infomaticusThey're already planning something.

@joann_marieThey planned this in 2009 and even before that they wrote a paper called The Path to Persia. I'll put it in the purple pill so that you check it out.

@infomaticusOh, thank you. Yeah, I'll check that out as well. So, and I was working during COVID as well and I remember very specifically we were, they sent us to LAX to get a plane that was coming from There was a bunch of people coming. I think the big one was there was a plane coming from China and whatnot. So they wanted to like go and talk to people coming off the flights and see what they say, what's going on over there.

@infomaticusCause we, you know, at that time we knew it was happening in China. So we go out of LAX, we're waiting in the outside door of the international, people are coming out. And my initial thought was there were supposedly, they were supposed to have some health, like WHO experts there, like taking temperatures and everything.

@infomaticusWhen the planes from China came, there was a little bit of people like health experts before taking temperatures. But by the time people from like Italy and the China flights came, they were gone. There was like no health experts. And my understanding was that we were going to see like maybe them take temperatures and see somebody had symptoms and kind of quarantine.

@infomaticusBut when those flights came in, they were gone. There was no. Thank you so much for having me.

@infomaticusWhy are they letting you guys all come in without like quarantine you guys? That's me in the back of my head. And at that moment is when I kind of started getting this feeling like, like, you know, when you get a knot in your stomach, when when you just realized like something really bad. I mean, for me, that was the moment where I kind of felt like, you know, they're not going to they're not going to try to prevent this.

@infomaticusAnd then You know, from there, I would just keep track of things. And, you know, I started seeing things like, oh, they were giving Moderna a whole bunch of grants, you know, to research how to... Moderna hadn't even came out with their shot yet, but they were just giving grant money out to Pfizer, Moderna. And I was like, OK, you know, and in my mind, it just seemed that they were quickly just

@infomaticusThey just decided to make it like a money making. They just said, OK, we're just going to make as much money off this as we can. We're going to make it a health thing. They didn't do very much to prevent it, as we all found out later. But just to give my sense of what we can do to kind of help from propaganda is just keep a journal.

@infomaticusKeep a book. write out what what they say on media you know when their initial things and I'll give some examples let's say Venezuela remember when this started happening the beef between the two it was oh it's about drugs oh it's he's a criminal oh so okay so you know I would keep I would keep note of what they were saying

@infomaticusbut as soon as things happen and then what again they were bumping Karina Machado at the time saying like oh yeah we're gonna install Machado and it's like oh this kind of just sounds like the Reza Fazlavi you know they're making her that figure right so I'm just keeping track of things in my journal and then all of a sudden they they go they get they get uh

@infomaticusThe President of Venezuela, I don't know why I'm being farty right now, sorry.

@joann_marieYeah, they did regime change and all of the things that they were saying about the drugs are not true. Every time. Right! Yeah, so they don't have a Rothschild bank and also they put, is it Signer? The one who got the oil? It's just a Jew.

@infomaticusYeah, the big business guy out there, right?

@joann_marieYeah, they always do this. If they cannot control the banks, They cannot control the people, so they do regime changes.

@infomaticusYou just keep your journal and you keep track of what's being said, what the statements are being said. Then as things start to develop, you're saying, oh, this isn't matching up. Like, what happened to Machado? She didn't even get a chance to speak at the UN and she's been trying to get back. She can't even get back. She was just being used, right?

@infomaticusShe didn't even give her the Nobel Peace Prize or something like that. And then nothing came of it.

@infomaticusYeah, now all of a sudden, Dalcy's there and everything's good. Hey, you know?

@joann_marieYeah, but Dalcy is also a slave to them, so it doesn't matter if it's Manchado or Dalcy, they both bow to them, so it's the same shit.

@infomaticusAnd I'm doing the same model I did for COVID, and I've been tracking this since about last year, and you have the government now also, they're buying into certain companies like MP Materials, like Rare Earths. They're really cozy now with Argentina out of nowhere. We help, like, try to stabilize their currency.

@joann_marieIt wasn't out of nowhere. Okay, well, thank you so much for coming up, Informatica. And yeah, I agree with everything you're saying. I posted a really cool video of Chris Woods, who is in the co-host spot right now, talking about who was behind COVID in the Jumbotron. It's one of the most badass videos ever made. So yeah, thank you so much for coming up.

@joann_marieOkay. Michael, go for it.

@michael99311500Hi, everyone. How you guys doing? My biggest issue is when will people stand up for each other? Because when we just sit here and talk, what are we doing? Nothing.

@michael99311500Nothing. I was a coal miner for fucking 10 years. No, I was a coal miner.

Ian MalcolmMichael, do you not think that we've accomplished an immense amount over the last two or three years talking about these things?

@joann_marieMichael? You need to, you need to either unmute and, I don't know, whatever.

@rabbimandyxMichael?

@joann_marieAm I still here?

@theleaderofusaNo, I hear you, Joanne. We lost Michael to the coal mines.

@joann_marieOh, I was about to reset myself. Okay, yeah, well, we lost Michael.

@theleaderofusaI'm back.

@joann_marieOkay.

@theleaderofusaAlright, Michael, what were you saying about these damn coal mines?

@michael99311500No, I worked in coal mines for 10 years. And just talking about shit doesn't seem to work because we're talking about stuff, we're waking people up. But when does it get better?

@theleaderofusaWhen people start organizing and that's going to come down to people like you and your in your local area. So we're not going to be able to fix any of this from the top down level. None of this is going to be fixed by us electing a new president. and possibly some would say even a new governor so it's gonna have to happen that everyone at their local level and if you think that your local community is not able to be fixed well then you have two solutions one move to a community that you think you can help to grow and become the community and change the culture or grow the culture that you want to be a part of or to become a hermit and just kind of deal with it and just

@joann_marieMichael, you always come up and do this, you do all these black pills and ask the same thing over and over. We always tell you, like, we cannot fix the world in three years. These people have been literally in power for like over centuries and they control everything. So people are waking up and this is what's happening.

@joann_marieAnd we are not going to do any violence. We're not going to call for violence. We're not going to do that here, Michael. OK?

@michael99311500So, so the thing is, I've been traveling around the country for three years, for three years.

@joann_marieNo, you haven't been here for three years. You've only come here for a couple of months and you always like do all these, like, Fed postings. I remember, you're the one who threatened to kill Yeats once. Like, just, just stop.

@michael99311500What?

@joann_marieI'm pretty sure it's him.

@michael99311500No, no. So what I'm saying, I've traveled across the country in the past three years, talked to Thousands of people, and nobody wants to actually do what needs to be done.

Speaker 3Yeah, because we are not- Nobody, nobody wants to do what needs to be done.

Ian MalcolmThe only way to do the thing is dot, dot, dot, FedPost, FedPost, FedPost, FedPost, FedPost, demoralizing Blackbill. Nothing's gonna happen. And oh, by the way, I'm gonna deliver all of my comments, like, just because it's- Come on! Like, let me ask you a question. Michael, what is the happiest thing that you can think about right now?

@michael99311500Everybody being happy.

Ian MalcolmOkay, trying to do a little, everybody being happy. Okay, you know what, we'll go with your thought there because that's a good one. What do you think everyone being happy would look like? What would be some core ingredients for that?

@michael99311500Do not stop being selfish.

Ian MalcolmPeople being selfish or not being selfish?

@michael99311500Not being selfish.

Ian MalcolmOkay, so what do you think is happening in this room right now with all the people that are in here?

@michael99311500They're good people.

Ian MalcolmOkay, so they're good people. So we're bringing together good people. Is that making a positive impact on the overarching problem? Yes. Okay, so we can agree that what's happening is good and productive. Is the room growing kind of space by space by space, year by year by year? Yes. Okay, and are lots of people starting to notice

Ian MalcolmWhat is the common catalyst behind the problems?

@michael99311500Well, what is the common catalyst?

Ian MalcolmIt's Jewish supremacy.

@michael99311500Damn it! I knew that one.

@joann_marieOf course you did! You've been here multiple times, Michael!

@michael99311500Okay, so I've been in this mindset for over 20 years.

Ian MalcolmOkay, so 20 years ago, what did you think was the problem?

@joann_marieIt was still doing supremacy, Michael! Oh my god!

@michael99311500No, no, back then it was just government. No, no, back then it was all about doing supremacy.

Ian MalcolmExactly! So 20 years ago you didn't realize what the problem is. Now people are starting to realize that there is a problem and what's causing it. That is bringing attention to the actual root cause, which for 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 100 years has been pointing to all kinds of other things to create other problems so that people didn't notice the real problem.

Ian MalcolmAnd now we have people saying, I'm no longer going to tolerate the actual problem and I won't be silenced into ignoring the problem because of the word anti-Semite. That has all taken place in just a couple of years. This is unbelievable what's happened.

@michael99311500Well, that's fine. But when I actually go out there and talk to people, come on. They are not there.

@theleaderofusaYeah, because you're talking to... Most people are not going to be there. Wherever you might even picture their being. It could be fucking Hawaii, literally, okay? But they're not going to be there, okay? So the Revolutionary War... Yeah, but even during the Revolutionary War, it doesn't matter. Yeah, it doesn't matter what it is.

@theleaderofusaThere's always going to be the majority of people are going to be sheep that are just going to be hanging back and they're going to wait for the victor to win. They're going to either wait for communism to take over and they're going to follow along with that or they're going to wait for nationalism to take over and they're going to follow.

@theleaderofusaThey're just going to wait for the victor. Most people are just going to wait.

@michael99311500I totally understand that.

@theleaderofusaThey're sheep. But that's not a black pill, that's just reality.

Ian MalcolmBut it's also, I'll tell you Chris, the other thing is, it's not, so here's the craziest part, it's not even winning or losing on some kind of literal battlefield, which obviously I always denounce the suggestions of anything kinetic. It's actually, like Netanyahu said, it is the eighth front, it is a war of information.

Ian MalcolmAnd the wildest part is, we don't need to win IveHadEnough.com

@theleaderofusaAside from all the terrible and evil deeds, aside from all the evil atrocities that these creatures commit, they really are, like, the goofiest enemy that we could imagine having. Like, growing up, you never think it's the Jews, and it's like, really, out of all the things, like, it couldn't have been aliens from outer space.

@theleaderofusaIt's these hunchback creatures.

@theleaderofusaIt's fucking Jews, you know, out of all the things in the world.

@michael99311500My thing is, it's so freaking weird that you can talk to somebody about it, and it's like, here's this, that, and the other thing, and then they look at you, and you're like, no.

@joann_marieWell, people are waking up, and I've seen the change from two years ago and three years ago.

Ian MalcolmI think it was Rabbi [guest], like two or three weeks ago, said he was in a coffee shop. and he heard the people in front of him talking about the Jews and he was like, we are so winning. And I don't know if you've had the same experience, Christopher, but people definitely, even in my, I always joke to myself that it's like, I have my Bruce Wayne, unfortunately without the Lamborghini, kind of lived experience.

Ian MalcolmAnd then the digital version of Batman, where I try and talk about these issues online, right? And they're completely firewalled. But in my lived experience, I've heard, and had people ask countless times about this issue because for a long time I talked about it rather subtly. But I've had friends, I've had colleagues, I've had people that I'm acquaintances with that out of the blue have called me over the last year or two and said, hey, remember that time you told me about this theory with Israel?

Ian MalcolmLike people are starting to connect these dots and I've even overheard, just like [guest] has, other people talking about this out in just public. And so if there's anything that could tell us that we're making a genuine, sincere movement, it's precisely that. And so, Michael, I understand that it feels like it's a very large task.

Ian MalcolmIt feels like it's impossible. I can totally appreciate that. But the one thing that I can guarantee you is that ever feeling demoralized is a victory for them. And for us to be moralized and to see the white light at the end of the tunnel is a loss for them. That's the thing that they fear the most. They want us black-filled, they want us demoralized, they want us depressed, and they want us to tune out.

@michael99311500Well, I'm not trying to seem like I'm defeated. It's just seeing these people out there, it's just like, are you kidding me?

@joann_marieKeep trying, Michael. I believe in you.

@michael99311500Are you serious?

@theleaderofusaYeah, it'll be all right, Michael. Keep trying. And thank you for your service in those coal mines. Our country appreciates you. Thank you so much for coming on Michael.

@joann_marieGod bless. All right. We have Brown American up here. Welcome, Brown.

@manemerald63988Hey. Hey, guys. I'm half Indian from the Caribbean, but I was born and raised here and live in Texas. I had a question for you guys.

@manemerald63988When the whole conflict first started, I was much more pro-Palestine and was more of that mindset. But over time, it felt like people were being, I don't know, like there's so many different interests that are involved with this conflict and this type of mindset. That some of the people that you have to get in bed with, I don't feel comfortable anymore caring about this issue as much.

@manemerald63988So I guess a question for you guys is, with the whole Israel issue, are you neutral on Israel and just don't want to be involved with these types of foreign conflicts? Or are you saying you actively don't want a state of Israel? Hang on. Does that make sense?

Ian MalcolmLet's touch upon this very delicately. So nobody's advocating for the mass removal or harm of anybody, first and foremost. And I just want to be very specific about that, because when you're saying the existence of a people or a nation, I just want to be very careful with how that's addressed. But the second thing is, along those lines, you would agree that any group of people that feel entitled to mass exterminate another group of people, that that's evil, right?

@manemerald63988I do. I do. And that's what I was saying.

Ian MalcolmAnd you can appreciate that that's what Israel continues to do to not only the Palestinians, but it's ultimately what they are doing to the Syrians. It's what they're doing to the Iranians. It's what they're going to do to everybody that stands in their way. And it's pretty reasonable to say that because it's what they've literally been doing for 30 or 40 years at this point, right?

@manemerald63988Yeah.

@manemerald63988I agree to a certain extent. Where's the error in that logic?

@theleaderofusaI believe that he probably entered the whole Israeli thing with the Palestinian conflict, so he probably doesn't understand how far back this goes.

Ian MalcolmI think you said Black Indian. I was going to try and make a joke because Black Indian Texan, it's like a Texablan Indian.

Ian MalcolmBut I was going to say, no, I mean, Israel's been at war for 25 years with everybody around them at war.

@joann_marie80 years.

Ian MalcolmWell, that's the thing. I mean, they've been at war forever, right? According to Grok, they've had one year of peace essentially since their existence where they weren't at war with somebody. And for the last 25 years, America has basically endured the entirety of the cost and the expense of that expansion. And now we've also witnessed as they've just been mass exterminating innocent

Ian MalcolmThank you for joining us.

Ian MalcolmIveHadEnough.com

Ian MalcolmThe Europeans, Germany and France and Italy and England and every other place can accept the cost of housing and feeding and also the cost of living that is going to be endured by all the citizens of those countries. Right? And so literally the entire Western world and the United States have basically had to pay for all the destruction of the Middle East while enduring all of the cost of doing the destructing

Ian MalcolmThen all the cost of the rebuilding, which the United States has committed money to for the case of Gaza, right? So literally, we paid to let them mass murder people so that those people that are now destitute and angry can be imported to be our neighbors as we fund the bill so that they can rebuild Gaza with their casinos and their hotels.

Ian MalcolmIt's utterly insane and they've been doing the exact same thing for 25 years. And they've been at war with all these people literally since they were created because they never should have been there in the first place. Because they literally swindled the land with the thanks of the British.

@theleaderofusaThe Jews have been doing it for thousands of years.

Ian MalcolmAnd that's the problem is that none of this is honest or in good faith. None of it is above board or on the table. All of it is underneath everything and behind the curtains. And then when people catch on to them, they just say, oh, anti-Semitism, right? And now they're trying to criminalize that. They're trying to censor everybody's speech.

Ian MalcolmThey're trying to literally buy all the media, which is funny because they're buying it from other Jewish people, right? So they're consolidating it because it wasn't enough for it just to be owned by Jews. It has to all be owned by David Ellison, Larry Ellison's son, right? And so you're witnessing this, and it's not, so to say,

Ian MalcolmWell, for a while, I was kind of on the side of the Palestinians, but now I'm looking at the Israelis who, you know, they mass murder all these people, and they flew out drones with little children's toys so that they could watch the kids go up to the toys so it could blow up in their face. I mean, this is, it's insanity.

Ian MalcolmLike, you could not envision, you could go watch the movie Saul. Where Jigsaw builds these puzzles with how to murder people and you can be like, yeah, I mean, I guess that's maybe a little bit worse than what the Israelis are doing to the palace.

@hubbard595628It's great. No, no, Jigsaw actually tortured people who he thought was bad.

Ian MalcolmJigsaw was a vigilante. The Israelis are literally doing that to children and women because they find it seemingly entertaining, right?

@manemerald63988And that's horrible. My point wasn't to justify any of that.

Ian MalcolmWho could be worse than that, that you wouldn't want to band together in opposition to that?

@manemerald63988But my question was sort of touched on by you, which was about bankrolling and money and all of that.

Ian MalcolmBut you were also saying that you don't want to get in bed with some of the other groups in opposition to that. And I can appreciate that there's lots of people I don't like. I don't like the culture.

@manemerald63988This is going back to the root of my question, which is in a world that you cut off funding and the money and you take more of a neutral position, don't you think Israel would just do the same thing?

@joann_marieThere is no neutrality in evil.

Ian Malcolmlike how can you be like literally watch genocide and be like oh I'm neutral like how what I think he's saying is that if you cut off funding to Israel that maybe the problem will take care of itself because they've created so many enemies and that's I suppose the laissez-faire way to look at it and it I think it's reasonable to suggest that maybe that is the course of action that the United States could take as a de-escalation of their involvement and entanglement with this crazy regime

Ian MalcolmBut the problem that you're going to face there is, and we're literally witnessing this, right? Because the United States is sitting there as Benjamin Netanyahu saying, I think it's time for the United States to not have to fund Israel because we are so strong. Because they're so narcissistic, they can't admit that they're a parasite.

Ian MalcolmAnd then as he's doing that, he's saying, by the way, we're going to integrate our intelligence and military, right? Because they're completely dependent on us. Like this, it's such a bastardization. of Common Sense. Zero honesty. It's not even a bastardization of it. It's just absolute dishonesty at every turn. And so, yes, if we could completely detach the United States and Western Europe and everybody could say we will no longer do anything to support this evil regime, that would be a good start, right?

Ian MalcolmBut then you're going to notice that what are they going to do? They're going to criminalize the effort to do so because they're going to say, well, you're not allowed to boycott Israel because it's almost Thank you so much for joining us.

Ian MalcolmI won't accept your support against Israel because you're a bad guy. Yes, they're very evil people. But the things that Israel is doing, I don't care if people are black, white, Muslim, Christian, tall, short, fat, thin, gay, straight, whatever. If they will speak out against this genocidal regime that's undermined everybody and that, oh, by the way, has their fingers in every political system in the Western world.

Ian MalcolmEvery one of them is undermined by this same force. And so we've got to have everybody, which is why I'll stand with anybody, to say no more of this. We will not tolerate it. We won't pretend that we don't notice it. And we won't bite our tongues because you're going to call us some kind of Marxist slur. Like, those days have got to end.

Ian MalcolmAnd so, Bramman, I don't, I mean, I'd be curious, what on earth do you think could possibly get you to look at the situation with the Palestinians and the Israelis and think, you know, I mean, it's, I was kind of with the Palestinians, but Now I kind of agree with the genocidal people that raped the prisoners and suggested that they would have the dogs do likewise.

@manemerald63988Oh, I don't agree with them. That wasn't my point. My point is I think the best way to handle the situation is disentangling and financially supporting Israel. So are we just wobbling over the definition of, I guess?

Ian MalcolmBut when you massively support something and then you turn around the next day and you no longer support it, you're going to be perceived by everybody as being against the thing that you once supported, right?

@manemerald63988Implicitly, maybe.

Ian MalcolmNow we're squabbling over definitions around implicitly and maybe. This seems like a bunch of talk to say nothing.

@manemerald63988I don't get why we're thinking this is out of left field. I mean, disentangling our relationship with Israel is the terminology used. It's very neutral. But the discourse here is like, oh, we should be like...

@theleaderofusaI'm trying to understand his point. He's saying things but I don't even know if he's making a point.

Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.

Ian Malcolmon what is anti-verse, neutral-verse, pro. It just seems very bizarre.

@theleaderofusaIt seems like he's new to this program, so I just want to say welcome to the Ian Malcom 84 Show! Woo!

@joann_marieWoo! And also, I... Oh, my God.

@keoniriggs17124Oh, no, soundboard trip.

@joann_marieOh, no.

@keoniriggs17124Wait, how do I stop it? There we go. You can't stop it. You can't stop it.

Speaker 3You'll stop it.

@joann_marieThe soundboard is going to kill me someday. I wish that problem stopped in Israel because it's Jewish supremacy, the actual problem.

Ian MalcolmBut really quickly, to come full circle, so Brown Man, just to make sure, the five-minute tangent that we went down with you was to basically try and argue whether it is anti-Israel or neutral Israel to no longer support Israel. That's what you were trying to accomplish, is that right?

@manemerald63988I think you actually answered my question during your last, what you just said a little bit ago. And I actually think we're on the same page in terms of our posture. I think we want full disentanglement of our relationship and we shouldn't be funding a war that doesn't benefit our interests or the American people whatsoever.

@manemerald63988I actually don't think we're that far apart. I just, I'm I guess my worldview is a little different because I just don't think that's the number one issue in this country right now.

@theleaderofusaWhat do you think is the number one issue? What's the number one issue?

@manemerald63988Yeah. I think our country is having a massive affordability crisis and is very disunified. Why do you think those things are happening?

@theleaderofusaAnd who's behind those things?

@manemerald63988I don't think... I don't think Zionism is the cause of all of that, to be honest with you.

Ian MalcolmWhy do you think we have an affordability crisis? What are a couple bullets in that? I mean, some of that is the recent conflict, I'll admit that, but I don't think a lot of— Even outside of gas prices and energy and all those other things from the war, what are the other main drivers of affordability?

@manemerald63988Trade is one. I think oil and petroleum and energy is one because you need to ship products. I also think immigration is one because you do need labor.

Ian MalcolmImmigration is a very good suggestion. And when you have 25 million people in four years under the Biden administration come in and it's something like seven or eight percent of the entire country's population being mass imported, what do you think happens in that equation? To the wages everybody is being paid and to the price of, say, for example, houses and other quantities where it's a supply and demand curve.

@manemerald63988I don't think immigration has I do understand your point about supply and demand, but the housing market is pretty unique and it's not as simple as that.

@theleaderofusaNo, no, it is. It is. So if the if the supply of the houses, let's just like the supply, let's just pretend that America only has 100,000 houses. That's the supply. And we're only building them very slowly. But then the demand is much higher because we're being flooded with not only immigrants, but both legal and illegal immigrants, which we don't want either of.

@theleaderofusaSo the demand for housing is much higher than the supply there. Wait, what? I don't care what you think of my opinion. I think that's just your opinion. Just listen. Just listen.

@manemerald63988Supply and demand is not an opinion. No, I'm talking about his view on immigration.

@theleaderofusaSo if the demand for housing is higher than what the supply is, then the cost for housing will increase.

@manemerald63988I get it, dude. I make my money in this trade.

@theleaderofusaWell, you don't, because if you're telling me it's my opinion, then you must not get it.

@manemerald63988I don't think a bunch of Central American migrants are the reason we're having a housing crisis in this country.

@theleaderofusaDon't forget about all the Indians. You think about one tiny portion. What about all the Indians who are from India?

@manemerald63988Do you know the percentage of our population that is Indian?

@theleaderofusaWhy don't you educate me?

Ian MalcolmAnd then when you tell me, then I want you to follow up with telling me how many Indians are in the world. What point do you possibly think could be made by noting the population of individuals that are Native American that are living in the United States?

@theleaderofusaNo, I'm talking about Indians from India.

Ian MalcolmOr you're talking about from India. That's fine either way.

@theleaderofusaWhich is worse, by the way.

Ian MalcolmWhich is what I'm talking about. So here's the challenge. Because supply and demand, people will say, well, there's lots of space. But the people that are being imported from the third world, they're not moving to the middle of Montana and building their own communities. They are moving into all the major cities that are already developed, that are already overcrowded, and they're already expensive.

Ian MalcolmAnd when you dump a whole bunch of migrants into the middle of New York City, the prices go up. The schools get more flooded. The hospitals are overflowing. These are obvious things. And then, by the way, those exact same individuals going into the emergency room because they don't have basic health care, who do you think endures the cost of that?

Ian MalcolmBecause it goes back on the taxpayer directly and indirectly. So at every turn, mass migration, it's beyond destructive. And it's beyond silly to suggest that, well, supply and demand, it's not going to be a problem when you have migrants because, well, I mean, they're just going to move into new housing communities. Because even if they do on the outskirts of town, it still inflates the price of that.

Ian MalcolmWhat does that do? It inflates the price of the things that are modestly far from the city. What does that do? It inflates the price of the things that are in the city, right? So this whole cascade of events, it's very black and white. It's very odd. And that's why I brought up macroeconomics. This isn't even remotely nuanced.

Ian MalcolmWe're basically asking is two plus two, four. And you're like, well, it might be 4.4. And it's like, no, it's very obvious.

@manemerald63988No. I think there's a lot more nuance than that, though, because...

@theleaderofusaThere is not more nuance than that.

@manemerald63988It's pretty simple. But under your assumption, like, most of these immigrants that you're talking about...

Ian MalcolmThank you for joining us.

@manemerald63988So the suggestion that you have made- We had a housing market crisis in 08.

Ian MalcolmWe had a housing crisis in 08 because of the mortgages. What are you even talking about?

@manemerald63988That's what I'm saying. There's a variety of factors here than a lot of Guatemalans came to the country. Explain the point.

Ian MalcolmThe variety of factors have nothing to do with the basics of supply and demand that you clearly either are obfuscating away from or can't comprehend. We can talk about the subprime mortgage crisis and what caused that. And wouldn't it be weird if it was the exact same figures behind that? But to suggest that that has anything to do with supply and demand, no.

Ian MalcolmWe don't need to go into the nuances of 2008 to understand that when you have 25 million more people in a nation that had 320 million prior, that housing is going to go up. And to suggest that that's not obvious is like suggesting that the sun doesn't rise. This is very, very, very basic. Now we can go in and we can talk about what happened in 2008, who inspired all of that, and yes, why is it detrimental to suggest that everybody should buy homes with money that they don't have, that they'll never be able to afford, on the notion that the housing prices will continue to rise because they're playing that ruse.

Ian MalcolmThat's basically what happened. It was like a fire and they just said, well, if we just keep pouring fuel on it forever, the fire will get bigger forever and ever and ever and everybody wins. Until it doesn't, because people can't repay the loans. But to suggest that this notion that mass migration does not increase housing prices is insane.

Ian MalcolmNow, the reason that we're even talking about this is because you said, well, there's lots of other problems that are bigger than what's going on with Israel. But the people that opened the border, Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, is a Sephardic Jew. He came from HIAS, which their sole goal is to import migrants. And he's one of many Jewish organizations that were driving mass migration.

Ian MalcolmSo the problem isn't Israel. You're right. It's Jewish supremacy, which is why we talk about that issue, which is the concentration of all of this power for the destruction of the Western world. Now, I don't know about your lifestyle, but it's probably gotten way worse over the last 20 years. and that's downstream from the exact same- No, no, no, no, no, no.

@theleaderofusaHe's half native and half black. He's getting the double handouts, buddy. But there is no double handouts. He's getting double dipping on the EBTs, okay?

Ian MalcolmEven for everybody that's on handouts, your world is getting demonstrably worse. Crime is up. Suicide is up. Depression is up. SSRI use is up. Unemployment is up. The welfare state is expanding, but it's not making you any better. It's not making you happier. All that it's doing is crushing the once thriving middle class.

Ian MalcolmThat is what's happening. And it is by design. And that's why all of the things that I just mentioned are going up. Because you know who's struggling? The people that once had a job were able to go out and be productive, were able to feel good about their lives, were able to put money into their ecosystem, their communities, their families, and to do things the right way.

Ian MalcolmThat's what we used to do a lot of 80 years ago. It's all evaporating. And the wildest part is, you know who it's emulating? It's unfortunately the black community, which was riddled. I'm not going to lie. It was riddled by drugs. It was destroyed by the intel agencies. It was inspired by Hollywood degeneracy. But if we look across all of those ingredients, you know what we find?

Ian MalcolmThe exact same problem. So all they are now doing is to romanticize the failures of the, let's say, inner city black community, to normalize that onto the once thriving middle class, largely white Christian people, and to say, yeah, now everybody sucks. Everyone's life gets to go downhill. Everybody gets to go to school with a bunch of degeneracy.

Ian MalcolmRight? And the problem is that the people that are at the bottom of the totem pole, they are indifferent. And you know why? Because the media, run by the same people, have encouraged them to hate the white people in the middle class and to celebrate their downfall. So now you have a whole bunch of people that are happy to be on the dependency system, sucking at the teeth of the government, paid for by the middle class that, oh, by the way, again, is evaporating.

Ian MalcolmAnd now everybody's life is getting worse. So even the DEI folks, It sucks for you. You know why? Because the school that your kid goes to, because you can't afford a private school, it sucks way more than it did 20 years ago. So did the movies, so did the food, so did everything. And so nobody wins under this system. And so I'm really curious.

Ian MalcolmAgain, brown man, right? The black Indian, the Blindian. Okay, Mr. Blindian from Texas. What could be worse than Jewish supremacy?

@clashmate_oneSorry, apparently I'm on the speaker.

Speaker 1Yeah, but we're not talking to you right now, Clash.

@clashmate_oneOkay. Move me when I'm ready.

@manemerald63988Okay. To me, it's like, I think it's just lazy to blame everything on Jewish supremacy. I'll be honest. Have you ever thought about it all? You're never going to accomplish your goal in a country like America if you have an app like Twitter where people are attacking people because of their race.

@theleaderofusaDo you really think we're this low IQ?

@theleaderofusaDo you think we're that low IQ to where we're just simply hating Jews just to hate them? Like, we're in here just like, dude, guys, let's pick a group of people to hate. Because if I was picking a group of people to hate, it wouldn't, like, if I was randomly picking a group, like, the Jews would have been the last thing growing up.

@truthtellerftmChristopher, it's the wheel of hatred. We're going to spin it around. Can I just point this out, though? Who are the biggest real estate owners in America? Are you going to overlook BlackRock? and Blackstone. They're on over 50% of the real estate and bid it up. That isn't just Jewish people, bro. Yes, it is Jewish people.

@truthtellerftmBlackstone was founded by Steve Schwartz. No, it's not, bro.

@manemerald63988I fucking know Steve Schwartz. Yeah, okay, dude.

@truthtellerftmIs Steve Schwartz Jewish? Is Larry Fink Jewish? Is the entire executive committee at BlackRock Jewish? Yes, they are. They're on over 50% of the real estate in America. They bid it up. In addition to that, Silicon Valley, we already know all the AI tech guys are mainly Jews and companies like Google or Palantir, etc., They are also another reason why real estate is so expensive because they own so much of it.

@truthtellerftmThey bid it up and they also hire a lot of Indians specifically who bring in their whole families. They're a consensual at 15 to 20. in one household, like three or four generations even in one household. So yeah, they can afford to now pay over one to two million dollars for a home. Is this truth? You have no idea. You have no idea.

@truthtellerftmDo you realize this BlackRock stated goal to own 60% of all the real estate in America by 2030?

@manemerald63988I work with BlackRock and Blackstone. Oh, look at that.

Speaker 6He's compromising. Oh, no. They saved the Blendian. You're proving my point.

@truthtellerftmAnswer me a separate question. Can you tell me how many of the top three recipients of foreign aid are from America? What are the top three countries to get foreign aid?

@manemerald63988I don't fucking know. I don't know.

@truthtellerftmIsrael, Ukraine, and of course, Argentina. What do those three leaders have in common?

@manemerald63988That's not that surprising.

@truthtellerftmWhat do those three leaders have in common? I don't know, dude. Are they Jewish? They're all Jewish. Yes. They're all Jewish. That's correct. Yes. Ding, ding, ding, ding.

@theleaderofusaYou must be new to studying all this because we've been doing this for a while.

@truthtellerftmChristopher, he knows he's covering for them now. You just said he works with BlackRock.

@manemerald63988I'm not covering. What do you do with BlackRock? What's your position there? You're approving my point I was trying to make earlier. What's the point you think you're approving?

@truthtellerftmBreaks and hedge funds and funds and funds own a lot of real estate. The housing crisis could be fixed with one simple policy. You are not allowed to rent out your home, a residential home. Everybody gets a home. Do you think that would fix the housing crisis where you don't allow REITs, funds and hedge funds to own big blocks of land?

@truthtellerftmThey're just going to rent out to people at high prices?

@theleaderofusaYeah, no, Brown Man is not honest in his conversation and he is not fully understanding of everything that goes into what we're talking about. Could I respond? That's up to Ian. If it were up to me, I'm getting ready to say I hope you have a blessed day because we got some more valuable speakers that are waiting up here that actually have probably something to contribute.

@truthtellerftmI'd also like to point out that inflation is a major cause of the reason why real estate is no longer affordable. And that's the fact that in the 1950s, even up until the 1960s, you could buy a home within two years. It used to cost Fiverr $6,000. So if you save, one person would only have to work just the father, the mother would stay at home and raise the kids.

@truthtellerftmThey could own a home within two years. Now that's just simply impossible. Now they go from what, owning a home in two years to 50-year mortgage rates. How do you think... That happened because of the devaluation of the currency. It literally ran out of cash since 1971, in case you forgot. Since you're a big finance bro, you work with BlackRock and all that.

@truthtellerftmAnd then, of course, in 1973, you had the oil embargo. In 1975, they got off Bretton Woods and, of course, introduced the fiat currency system where they printed unlimited amounts of money. Now there's over $40 trillion of debt and the dollar's been devalued by over 90%. So, yes. The world's been great for certain, or America's been great for certain people, the upper demographic, the boomers, because they became overnight millionaires, not on paper, but just with the value of their homes.

@truthtellerftmBut the Gen Zs and millennials have been completely priced out of the market. They won't ever be able to afford a home, much less a down payment. They have to save up six figures now just for a 10 or 20 percent down payment in most home districts. And you want me to believe that the Jews didn't have anything to do with that?

@truthtellerftmWhen Donald Trump himself bragged how he outbid, he didn't say he outbid Epstein, but that's actually what happened, for a mansion in Palm Beach. This was back in like 2004, 2005 for $40 million, and then two and a half years later sold it for $96 million. You want to tell me money laundering isn't involved? Truth teller, truth teller.

@truthtellerftmThe reason why housing is so unaffordable?

@theleaderofusaBrown Man says, don't you know this conversation is nuanced? This is a very nuanced topic.

Ian MalcolmSo because I'm convinced, and Brown Man, I don't know if, maybe I heard you say that you worked at BlackRock.

@manemerald63988No, I don't work there.

Ian MalcolmI work with them. Okay, so for a finance guy really struggling with supply and demand. So I don't want to go back into that because it might be a little bit too complicated. So maybe we can go to something really simplistic. I'll try to stick in your wheelhouse. Now on your profile, your main tagline, humans should treat each other with kindness and love.

Ian MalcolmThat seems like a reasonable thing. And you were just saying not too long ago that we were in here spewing hate at people. when we're merely talking about the realities of propaganda. And yet here we are with a post that was found by NTJ that I just put up into the nest, which September 29th, sending love to Jewish Americans and POC Americans only, followed by another great day to be pro-POC American and anti-white.

Ian MalcolmCould I respond? Can you please explain?

Speaker 6Did you really post proud to be anti-white?

Ian MalcolmYeah. God. I did. But that's showing love to all humans, right?

@manemerald63988But you asked me a question earlier. You said, what's worse than Jewish supremacy? You want to know what's worse? White supremacy.

@theleaderofusaGet the hell out of my country, nigger.

@manemerald63988This is a white man's country. See, this is why you'll never win.

@truthtellerftmWhat privileges do white people have that other people don't have? This is why you'll never win. This is why you'll never win. You have affirmative action. This is exactly why you'll never win. Do you want me to list the blessings white supremacy brought to the rest of the world for you?

Ian MalcolmOh, I'm rich! I'm rich! It's not like you're from the... This is wild. You're straight out of a comedy movie. So I'm going to ask you a question, Mr. Rich Man. Okay, so we've gone through, you've said that white supremacy is this big, awful thing. Can you please showcase and demonstrate a world in which the white people have some kind of unreasonable supremacy or privilege?

@truthtellerftmAnd very quickly, he just admitted he got rich.

@theleaderofusaYeah, and hates white people, lives in a white country built by white people, intended for white people. It's not a white country.

Ian MalcolmWild demanding that we not talk negatively about Indian people.

Speaker 6Do you want a quick verifiable history lesson? Do you want a quick verifiable history lesson? It's not a white country anymore. It's not a white country anymore. See, but we're taking it back. It's not. We're taking it back. Wait, wait, wait. That's why it's...

Ian MalcolmHang on. So at the founding of the nation... Do you want to take a wild guess what religion- I don't need a history lesson, Cracker. Wait, oh, Cracker! Now you're offending- Okay, this is wild! I didn't ask for a history lesson. Okay, hang on, I didn't ask, now you say. So the guy who's suggesting that we're being bigoted who openly on their timeline says that they're anti-white and pro-Israel is coming in here and trying to play pil-pil around whether or not it is-

Ian MalcolmIt is anti-Israel or it's neutral Israel to completely defund the relationship with Israel. That was how we started. You then went into this thing on supply and demand and you showcase that you have zero understanding of the basics of economics while saying that you're a finance bro, while suggesting now that you're doing really well in a nation that to your point, it demonstrates white supremacy, in which case you probably wouldn't do all that well because you apparently hate white people.

Ian MalcolmSo if white people had all the power and the privilege, well, then they would probably just kick you out of the country. And instead, you've got people like Alejandro Mayorkas, a Jew, mass-importing non-white people while every ounce of Hollywood demoralizes whites at every turn while it uplifts degenerate black people, trying to basically undermine the state of the nation, right?

Ian MalcolmSo please explain to me, where is the demonstration of white privilege in America? Give me an example.

@manemerald63988I mean, just look around this app.

Ian MalcolmLook around the app.

@manemerald63988Okay, demonstrate white privilege on the app. Look at all the racist shit people say. What racist shit says the guy who says he's anti-white? People were saying that earlier, right? Literally earlier in this conversation. Black supremacy runs the world. Are you telling me that racism is a privilege, man?

@malleusigBecause if that's true, black people have a whole lot of fucking privilege.

@theleaderofusaBlack people have more privilege than white people. If I go to a job as a white man and say, I stand for the white race, white power, they will not hire me. But if I'm a black person, I walk in there, black lives matter, I stand with the black- Wait, wait, wait. Fuck you, nigger.

Ian MalcolmHere's the problem. Here's the problem. This guy says good get over it while being demonstrably a bigot while crying about bigotry. It's unbelievable. So we've demonstrated, we've looked at you, we've got your own words on the timeline up in the nest of you being the bigot. You're then crying about white privilege. You can't demonstrate it in any capacity.

Ian MalcolmWe very reasonably ask you about it. When Chris then presents the fact that it's hard for him to get a job, you say, good, it should be. So you're now celebrating the lack of white privilege and what is actually, let's say, it's the antithesis of it, while you're arguing that the other thing exists. Now, this is either low IQ gaslighting, which I would be willing to bet that you're pretty low IQ if we were to do a test, and that's just based on statistics, which would also, it would lend itself to my suggestion that you're probably not half as wealthy as you say you are, although I certainly know that you're probably not nearly as intelligent as you believe yourself to be.

Ian MalcolmSo these are the problems with all of this. It's just low IQ gasoline. We're not going to fall for it. We're not going to get into some little racial little tip here. It's just a waste of time. I'd rather a Jew than a white. Okay, you'd rather a Jew than a white says the guy who says that whites are big.

@theleaderofusaDude, don't worry. There's an island for the both of you.

@manemerald63988I'm not mixed.

@malleusigI don't think this guy's a black guy.

@manemerald63988No, he doesn't sound black.

Ian MalcolmHey, guys, guys, guys, we're going to move these. Hey, real quick, before we do, before we do. So, brown man, I want to give you one more chance here. Earlier today, David Nietzsche was making a little comment. He was talking about 47. Can you tell me what 47 multiplied by seven is?

@manemerald63988You guys are pretty retarded.

Ian MalcolmThere we go. There's your finance pro doing really well, folks. The basics of math, not so strong. That's pretty comical. Thank you for playing and demonstrating your ignorance. We've also got, we've got the homo coming in here. We got all the trolls, Joanne. Let's go to Mr. Truth Teller.

@truthtellerftmYeah, I think it's that time of the night where the clock clicks in and they gotta, you know, sign in and check in with the spaces to derail. So yeah, they come in supporting one another too.

@truthtellerftmWell, how come the Ashkenazi Jews seem to be predominantly in charge in America and also Israel? Isn't that racial?

Speaker 6Isn't that racial? Wait, so are you saying we're in a meritocracy? Are we in a meritocracy?

@truthtellerftmAre we in a meritocracy that has DEI and affirmative action? Yes or no?

@theleaderofusaDude, the Marino isn't even a good troll. Just get rid of him. He's just talking for talking. He's not even trolling. Oh, look, it's the low IQ inbred dumb fuck. No, just get rid of him. I'll just do it for you. Bye. See ya. Have a blessed day. Catch you on the flip side. What's Clash? Clash has been patient. We got Hussain.

@theleaderofusaHe had his hand raised.

Ian MalcolmActually, let's get a Truth Teller and then we'll go to Clash.

@theleaderofusaYeah, yeah. We got all these hands.

@hussainshafieiI don't want to say anything. I just want to say I learned a new word called blending, which is fantastic. And fuck Israel. That's the only reason they came up here. And obviously to retweet your space. Let's go.

Ian MalcolmIs there anything worse than Jewish supremacy on the planet?

@hussainshafieiNo, there fucking isn't. It is the fucking spawn of Satan. These cunts need to all die. Israel needs to be fucking wiped off the map.

@hussainshafieiMinecraft. Okay, fuck Israel. Anyway, have a great blessed day. Blending. Blending is a good fucking name.

Ian MalcolmThe Blending was quite comical. We, of course, denounce any and all kinetic calls for any violence or harm to anybody.

@hussainshafieiAlright, sorry, I didn't know. Definitely don't fuck Israel. No, it's okay, guys.

Ian MalcolmWe can dislike the nation of Israel and their genocide. We can call for all kinds of things against it, but peaceful. Spiritually sound intellectual opposition to insanity.

@hussainshafieiIan, can you do me a favor, please? Go to my tweet. I've done one tweet a night every night, and it's the same words, but it's got an AI video. I'll send it to you. If you can just put it in the...

Ian MalcolmI'm going to put it up in the nest right now, Uncle Haz. Let me get this up.

@hussainshafieiYou know the one I'm talking about?

Ian MalcolmI do, yeah. Let me go and pull that up.

@hussainshafieiNo, no, I haven't sent it to you. This is different. This is where it says, Long live the Islamic Republic. Fuck Israel. And I can't remember the rest of it. It's three grok films a night. One night, I would say, three nights in a row, one grok film that I've made just shows up, places blowing up in AI. That's it. Have a blessed day, guys, and strength and honor to every single one of you, and fuck Israel.

@theleaderofusaGood night. Have a blessed night. Keep fighting. Keep fighting. You're created for a purpose.

@hussainshafieiThank God.

@theleaderofusaBye bye. Bye bye. Hey, when Brown Male, or Brown Man, when he said, I'd rather deal with Jews than deal with the whites, I said, oh, don't you worry, buddy. We're going to put all these ignorant, violent, stupid blacks on an island with all these Jews. and they'll mix together and one day we'll call them the Blues. I don't know why I find that funny, but I do.

@theleaderofusaBecause it's blacks mixed with Jews, guys, come on.

Ian MalcolmWell, I find the Blindi and he was quite strange. Mike, you ran away the little... Nope, nope, Zico, your privilege does not work here. Zico just appeared. We're gonna go to truth-teller and then we're gonna go to class.

@vardi3831Fuck Palestine, fuck Islamism, fuck you. Fuck Islam, you motherfuckers. Dude, that holiday's coming up, Zico. Are you celebrating October 7th with us? I am standing in solemn unity in Israel.

@hubbard595628Christopher, isn't it Hannibal Day? They call it Hannibal Day, right?

@vardi3831Yes, Hannibal Day. Yes, we all celebrated. How many Jews died? You fucking monkeys, you fucking cunts. How many Jews died? Look at how many we fucking slaughtered in Gaza. How many Jews died? And we should have slaughtered ten times more. How many Jews died on October 7th?

Ian MalcolmI can't believe this is a real person. 1,200.

@theleaderofusa1,200 Jews behind October 7th. I'll never forget it. I was outside, outside the big bookstore. I was just getting done to go eat the price of my cream cheese. And I was just getting done saying, I'll spread the cream cheese if you give it to me for free. And I was in the middle of spreading and they came through the walls and they started slaughtering us all.

@theleaderofusaWe started dying, and my fellow Jews will never forget. October 7th will be Hannibal Day, and we'll all get free cream cheese that day as a remembrance for the discount of the cream cheese.

@malleusigI think Zekiel is just upset because he was angry.

Ian MalcolmWe're not making any humor at the expense of the people that might have been seriously injured. I just want to call that out. We always denounce any and all violence. Genocide. That was intent.

@vardi3831With all the intent, they had every intention to kill anybody they came in contact with. Anyone they came in contact with. Anyone they came in contact with, they had the intent to kill.

@joann_marieEvery accusation is a confession with these people.

@truthtellerftmTell me why they took hostage if they want to kill everyone.

@truthtellerftmZico, I'm just going to start reciting the Quran over you.

@vardi3831Look at the parking lot we made out of fucking Gaza.

@joann_marieNo, you're proud of that, Zico.

@vardi3831This is why we're calling it out. You people are just pure evil.

Ian MalcolmHow the dogs of Gaza dined. Clash, we're going to go to Clash because he's been waiting very patiently. And Clash, I will continuously mute Zico, so I apologize if intermittently every five seconds or so you hear him.

@joann_marieNo, he will control himself, Seiko. If you talk once, I'm going to drop you, okay?

@truthtellerftmOkay, you go to the masturbation chamber.

@vardi3831Why do you even let him up?

@joann_marieDon't do it.

@vardi3831The last thing I want to say, I promise and I'll keep quiet, I promise. No, he's gonna break his promise. The barbecue, the Palestinian barbecue was the best thing and the dogs of Gaza eating the cadavers was the best fucking thing in the world. So fuck you all, talk all you want, eat shit and die. All right, Zico, did you get that off your chest?

@joann_marieYou feeling pretty good? This is just insane. Okay. Thank you so much, Zico. Now be quiet, okay? Clash, go for it.

@clashmate_oneSo I'm not American, but German, back Holocaust family. I'm not... I'm pro-Israel, I'm against Israel, but I'm pro-Jew. I find a very hard line against the Jews I know.

@joann_marieWhat do you like so much about the Jews? Give me five things you like about them.

@clashmate_oneI give you five things about them that I was invited, I was fed, I was educated, not educated, but explained their religion. I was not trying to be convinced to believe in it. I was just like, yep, I'm in a Jewish household.

@joann_marieYou were in a Jewish household? Are you a Jew?

@clashmate_oneWhy did you grow up in a Jewish household? I'm actually a Christian, grown up, and I became an atheist over time. Just be quiet. I met Jewish, I'm grown up Christian, and I'm, to be fair now, an atheist, and that's the reason why I don't care who has what religion. But I do hate it when I get pushed on it, their religion.

@clashmate_oneFor me personally, if I have a god, when Buddha is not a god, I would call Buddha a god. I believe in karma. And the Israeli government, sorry, they deserve the karma they're receiving right now. The people hate them. But I would not let it out on Jewish people. I would not. Because the ones I know, There are the ones who say, like, nah, we don't stand up to it either.

@clashmate_oneAnd not going in any conspiracy theories. It's more like people who receive what they see. And what happens in Gaza, I know a lot of Jews who don't agree with it. Even so, all the misinformation out there, it's bloody ridiculous. Like, who knows what is true now? Are you still living in Germany? Are you still living in Germany?

@clashmate_oneNo, I'm not. I'm actually an immigrant and that's where I was putting my hand up.

@truthtellerftmDo you like the Germans still paying reparations to the Jews 80 years after the Holocaust never happened?

@clashmate_oneNo, we don't. We haven't done for youngs. That's absolutely misinformation.

@truthtellerftmGiving the Jews over $90 billion worth of your country's wealth that could have been spent on Germans. You don't think that's a problem?

@clashmate_oneWhere is the information from? Can you send a link on the chat, please?

@truthtellerftmI don't just have a link. I have multiple posts on it. It's not denied.

@clashmate_oneThe German government... No, no, no, no, no, no. Your post. Can you... No, no, no. Before you interrupt me, I'm explaining. I'm talking.

@truthtellerftmYou just asked me to do something for you, so I have a right to respond, right? You asked me for a confirmation about the $90 million the German government has given to the Jews for a crime they never committed. Are you also aware they're paying 10-7 victims as well? Germany wasn't involved in 10-7. What? What do you mean what?

@truthtellerftmGermany was not involved in October 7th, yet they're paying those victims. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no

@truthtellerftmI have been vaccinated multiple times but most probably not for Covid.

@clashmate_oneWhy are you taking me before I can finish this sentence? Are you trying to have a discussion or are you trying to put your propaganda on me?

@vardi3831I didn't even get to the topic I was about to talk about.

@clashmate_oneIt's not a denial and you don't end up in jail.

@truthtellerftmThey put Ursula Hauer back in jail. She's 90 years old for denying the Holocaust.

@clashmate_oneYeah, she went to jail. It's absolutely ridiculous.

Ian MalcolmThere's lots of things that I can critique, but this one's pretty wild. You're saying that the 90-year-old woman the Truth just referenced did not go to jail for denying the Holocaust?

Speaker 1You may speak now, class.

@truthtellerftmMultiple times, by the way.

@joann_marieAll right, why don't you Google it and then look it up, and then we can go back to you.

@truthtellerftmWe have two options. We shouldn't generalize on all Germans. They're clearly not all smart. Clash definitely missed a high IQ breed.

@theleaderofusaYeah, so we have two options with Clash. Either he's not having a discussion in good faith and good intention, or he's being subversive, which I guess, you know, and that could both simultaneously be true, by the way. Both of those.

@theleaderofusaHe could both be subversive and not have good intentions.

@truthtellerftmMight be an issue with this mic. You may need to be recycled.

@joann_marieAll right. Well, I was barely understanding anything like the accent is.

@vardi3831You're a bunch of cunts. You can't handle the truth, you fucking cunts. You fucking pussies all over the place.

@joann_marieJust behave for five more minutes.

@truthtellerftmDon't hurt my feelings, please, Zico.

@joann_marieAll right. I've had enough. Welcome.

@ivehadenoughsweHey, guys. It's morning here. I've pulled an all nighter in Sweden and I would just like to say hi to Ian. And I was listening to the You said you're from Sweden, right? Yeah, exactly.

@truthtellerftmDid you know the Swedish government accepts $4,000 per Sudanese and Eritrean immigrant that Israel pays them to take to clash with their culture and society? Did you know that?

@ivehadenoughsweYeah, pretty much. It's a fucking shit show over here. 100%. I'm not denying that.

@joann_marieZico, if you interrupt one more time, I'm going to drop you, okay? Okay, Monkey, if you talk one more time, I'm going to drop you, okay? Monkey, Monkey, stop it. Sorry, go for it, I've had enough.

@joann_marieSorry, you're muted.

@ivehadenoughsweYeah, okay, I couldn't turn on the mic again. Everyone just started attacking me due to what's happening in my country and I'm not exactly happy with it. To start out with, I've lived in the United States back in 2007 attending law school and since then basically I've followed geopolitics basically my whole life. Domestic US politics for the last 20 years.

@ivehadenoughsweAnd I've basically shifted my focus from immigration from the Middle East towards Zionism instead, because I consider that more of a systemic threat to my country than the actual immigration, which is more like on a micro level threat. But I don't think it's like a systemic overtaking underway. But I do think we're headed for the same direction as the United States with the AIPAC.

@ivehadenoughsweWe have some of our parliament members like seriously being funded by Israel right now and just like doing their dirty work in the EU instead of like focusing on Swedish interests. But like I listened to Rabbi Jeff last night and like I love that dude and Ian you sound seem awesome as well and I'm just so I can't express it with words how happy I am to see

@ivehadenoughsweYou guys like waking up, no offense, but like take control over your country again. I've been like flabbergasted over the fact that like they have, you know, the quality of life in Israel is like ranked like at the very top on every global index. I think they're ranked number one on like the most happy people in the world.

@ivehadenoughsweWhile they have universal healthcare, free education and all that stuff that we have as well though, but we pay it with extremely high taxes. But it's unfathomable for me to understand how you guys can accept that your tax dollars go... to funding their free education, free healthcare, their fucking bombs, their genocide, and how your government is hijacked by them.

@ivehadenoughsweI don't understand. The First Amendment and your right to bear arms, isn't that to ensure that the people can revolt against the government?

@malleusigI can explain it to you.

@ivehadenoughsweDo you want me to?

@malleusigYeah, I'd love to. So the way it works is we used to have a populace that was able to execute on that. The problem is only men really are able to do anything like that. Like women as a, I mean, they're always outstanding individuals, but women as a demographic are incapable of pushing back on anything like that. Unfortunately, they are just natural acquiescers.

@malleusigThey just give in to authority. And that's why there was so much Jewish influence in giving them the vote. And so before we can get to the real problem, we have to fight through our own women at the voting booth, right? And then at the protest, because if you look at these protests for these immigrants and against ICE and No Kings and all that shit,

@malleusigIt's mostly unemployed women because like all the men have jobs or are working two jobs to keep the family going. And the wives and the unmarried, you know, college women, they have all the time in the world.

@theleaderofusaAnd in my area, it's mostly older women like boomers, like, you know, 50 and older.

@malleusigBecause they're retired and they have time. Right. So it's like it's not just like we rise up and take care of our own government. It's like we have to fight our own neighbors. to get any positive change going and that is um that's on purpose first of all but second of all it's it's like the only the only way that any change is going to happen in america is if people start missing meals because until that day all of the women the low testosterone men the

@malleusigI'm sorry like the racial other race like the non-white racial groups some like Asians are good like a lot of these stations are all right but like the the the black people and the Somalis and yeah a lot of the Latin Americans right they just want free from the government and so you have to fight through them too right and they're out breeding us and we're slowly becoming a minority in our own country so it's like we don't really have the ability to fight back

@ivehadenoughsweI get it.

@malleusigBecause there's so many layers of golems we have to fight through just to get to the main issue, unfortunately. And you guys are going through the same process now with importing all the migrants.

@ivehadenoughsweYeah, we're just like 20 years behind. That's how I see it. And like, also, don't you have like a big issue with like the, you know, Zionist Christians as well?

@malleusigOh, they're a huge problem.

@ivehadenoughsweYeah.

@malleusigThey're just the most thoroughly brainwashed white people on the planet.

@ivehadenoughsweYeah, what's his face? The Huckabee dude, the ambassador in Israel. Yeah, Huckabee, yeah. That dude is deranged. But like, one thing that I would just like to...

@vardi3831I can't believe you're defending what's happened to your country.

@thelevantinemanZico, shut up, shut up.

Ian MalcolmCan I just throw something out there for you guys? Yeah, I just found it funny when Huckabee said there would be no America without Israel, and it's like, wait, I don't think you understand the timeline.

@ivehadenoughsweNo, like, and you know, and also, I'm just, I'm gonna, I have much respect for your time, so I'm gonna just keep, try to keep this as short as possible, but shut up dude. But guys, I did my military service in 2001.

Ian MalcolmIveHadEnough, take all the time, and I say this with sincerity, not with any sarcasm, please take all the time because you were waiting a long time and you got interrupted by that clown.

@ivehadenoughsweYeah, I truly appreciate that. I was actually like, I raised my hand last night for like six hours, just listening. But that was a privilege in itself. But like, Before I proceed to the other point I want to make, I was doing my military service back in 2001 on 9-11. The two weeks preceding that day, we had been training with demolition and explosives, and I had that as a kind of hobby when I was in my teens.

@ivehadenoughsweSyntetizing explosives and I don't know I've always had an interest for that but like when I saw that like we were out on the shooting range on 9-11 and our officers came told us what had happened and like our day ended early so we could like watch the news and everything and I remember vividly like I was on I went to the regiment and watched the news and I watched the towers fall and I said that's a controlled demolition.

@ivehadenoughsweThat does not make sense like what I'm seeing. There's something fishy going on here. But like my focus back then was on our immigrants like something shifted in 1995 in Sweden. We had our first like really like something that media really put a lot of focus on. It was like gang rape, like six or seven guys from Somalia that dragged a blonde 14-year-old Swedish girl into a parking garage and like took turns on her, pissed on her and called her like demeaning things.

@ivehadenoughswelike ignited something in me and like from that day I was like 15 I've been like self-identifying as a patriot first above all and I've stood by that but in 2008 when Israel initiated Operation Cast Lead and they carpet bombed civilian housing areas in Gaza with white phosphorus Like that's something that shifted my focus and all my like commitments because that is like the worst kind of evil I could just imagine.

@ivehadenoughsweLike it's a war crime if you're a signatory to the Geneva Convention and some other conventions. White phosphorus is only allowed for illumination purposes. Because it like burns through flesh and everything. And they just fucking carpet bomb civilian areas with it. That's just evil. And like you guys talked earlier about, you know, the snipers in, you know, IDF or IOF that like, you know, fired at the genitals on kids and all that stuff.

@ivehadenoughsweAnd, you know, the settler, They are hellbent on erasing women and kids first. They don't consider military-age men the primary threat. It's the women and their offspring, because that's what they consider their future enemies. And it's just like, I feel like I'm close to losing it. Really. But I feel like I'm just holding a monologue here.

@ivehadenoughsweBut what I just want to leave behind with you guys is your society is... I loved my time there. I met so many beautiful, lovely people. And I look back at it, and it was 20 years ago. and it was a privilege and I had the best time of my life but like the government your system with like two parties we have eight or nine in government I think like that needs to be like you need to do something about it because it's always like you know the republic Republicans get the voters and

@ivehadenoughsweIt's always just like, oh, the liberals did this, like, blah, blah, blah. And then the liberals win the next election. And then they just, you know, throw shit and blame the Republicans. And then it goes on and on and on. Just like the Zionist economy circle, you know, with the Fed, your tax dollars, big weapons, invented enemies in the Middle East.

@ivehadenoughsweand yeah it's just so fucked up and how polarized your society is like I love Tucker Carlson I have huge respect for him like what's the guy at CTU the guy who's like brown he's also like amazing I think and like Anna Kasparian And I wrote a post on X like a couple of months ago, like, I just wish that I'll live to see a day where Tucker Carlson and Anna Kasparian takes over the White House together.

@ivehadenoughsweAnd like someone commented and said, like, they're so fucking far away from each other, like in terms of their politics and their political views. And I just thought, hell, hell they are. When it comes down to like what's truly fucking important, I think you're pretty well aligned. And I think like you have like, you know, you have rich and poor, you have black and white, you have immigrants and you have citizens, you have, you know, all these, you have liberals and what's that one?

@ivehadenoughsweLiberals and conservatives. Yeah, conservatives. Yeah, exactly. And Republicans and liberals and like all these like binary, polarizing things that just I think is by design as well by the rogue state. And yeah, I don't know. I could talk to you guys for 12 hours about this straight. And like I said, Hey, could I just say, if we don't make it, you guys have to, okay?

@hubbard595628So, if America falls, avenge us.

Ian MalcolmIn a spiritual and intellectual fashion, of course.

@ivehadenoughsweI'll bend the knee to that. I've promised myself that if I find out that I'm terminally ill, I'm gonna do something. Like, I'm going to go out with a bang.

@hubbard595628No, no, no, no, no, no, no. You're going to have a family.

@ivehadenoughsweNo, no, not that.

@hubbard595628Not that.

Speaker 7If I'm terminally sick. Come on, have a big family.

@hubbard595628Have a big family.

@truthtellerftmIf you're terminally sick, you'll find out about a cure because there's cures for pretty much everything out there. So you got to think positive. You're not going to die from terminal illness.

Speaker 7No, no.

@truthtellerftmAll the cures are out there. You can die from natural causes if you play it smart because there's things like chlorine dioxide, DMSO, colloidal silver, stuff that you can probably find in Sweden, by the way, that can cure pretty much anything.

@theleaderofusaYeah. But we appreciate your fighting spirit, intellectually speaking, and in Minecraft, of course.

Speaker 7Yeah, thank you. Back to you.

@theleaderofusaKeep fighting, you were created for a purpose, and I hope you get plenty of rest.

@ivehadenoughsweYeah, I have the benefit of setting my own hours, so I'm gonna sleep half the day and then take a weekend.

Ian MalcolmNo, I just wanted to say so much love for the kind words for everything that we're communally building here. And I say that because, and it's so funny, some of our detractors, they will say, well, look, this band of people, they support one another's space. And it's like, well, yeah, because we're trying to foster a sincere community.

Ian MalcolmAnd whether it's the spaces that Truth Teller runs, Godfroy is going to be doing one on Sunday. to cut the cord on the goyslop, right? And we all come together, we band together. Ed had a space the other day, immediately jumped in because I saw he was hosting it, right?

@ivehadenoughsweWe have the same compass, that's why.

Ian MalcolmThat's exactly right. And it's so funny to witness, and I don't know if you get a similar pulse on this, but I find it really wild because it's almost like our detractors can't understand that were sincerely passionate about just trying to make the world a better place because the only thing they know how to do is to do that which gets them either shekels or pats on the back from the machine.

Ian MalcolmIt's like they don't have a compass except putting out their hand for some kind of reward, it feels like.

Speaker 7Amen. And yeah, I was just about...

@ivehadenoughsweI made some reflection when you said that and then it just got away from me. But... Yeah, now I remember. The European Union has an association agreement with Israel. And there has been this signature collection going on several different ones in order to...

@ivehadenoughsweLike put a halt to the association agreement. I think it should be burnt. But like in the preambles to this agreement with Israel, it's like one clause that's a reference to like human rights and like every human being's undeniable

@ivehadenoughsweOkay, the social contract that I have with my government I considered broken because they don't do their part. So why the fuck should I?

@hubbard595628Well, I think the ultimate revenge is your own success and having your own family and like just IveHadEnough

@ivehadenoughsweI'm basically unable to not focus all my energy and all my determination on shedding light on this. Like, you know, grassroot activism, basically. But this country, especially Stockholm, the capital where I live, is just, you know, We have suburbs that there are basically no weapons in this country. If you hunt, you can go through this ordeal to actually get a rifle that's made in wood strictly for hunting purposes only.

@ivehadenoughsweSo I've been in the military for approximately 20 plus years, just because I like shooting. But if you want to find weapons in Sweden, you go to the fucking suburbs, because that's where we have the organized crime, immigration, everyone's living on welfare. which is pretty extensive in this country, social security net.

@ivehadenoughsweAnd if you go to the central downtown Stockholm, it's just big people. It's all about surface zero commitment or interest in stuff like we discuss. I kind of feel pretty lonely in that aspect.

@keoniriggs17124Yeah, I've had enough. The rifles that you're talking about for hunting, it's bolt action only, one round per shot, right?

@ivehadenoughsweYeah. We actually started, there was some guys who were very passionate and they managed to somehow get like semi-automatic ARs. for hunting and we also have what's it called you know when you this kind of when you there are like championships and stuff in shooting when you have like an AK and a pistol sidearm and you can like get a license for weapons that way as well but now like the our police is the

@ivehadenoughsweThey basically revoked licenses that they already had issued for those weapons. So everyone had to sell them to an arms dealer.

@ivehadenoughsweor they would get their licenses revoked and probably prosecuted as well and now there are like changes so you have to have like some kind of special yeah the rifles are actually like rebuilt slightly so you can't use standard magazines there are like new special ones and that only fit like five rounds so they're like messing

@ivehadenoughsweThank you so much and it's absolutely horrifying what's going on over there.

@joann_marieYeah, my pleasure. I hope it gets fixed and nice to meet you and it's been such an amazing space. Thank you so much Ben and Ian and Christopher and everybody here for being here. Ian, can I just ask one last thing? Yeah, but make it really quick because we do have a couple of hands and we need to.

@ivehadenoughsweI just love to be able to get a heads up on these spaces. I don't know when they are.

@joann_marieYeah, they are all scheduled. They're always at 6 p.m. PST from America time and I will post all of them. Okay. It's from Monday to Thursday and sometimes on Sundays as well.

Ian MalcolmJoanne, you know what we could, maybe what we could do is, because I know that we have the Malcolm Spaces handle and I'll put that up into the NAS. And I know that that one has, let me grab this.

@ivehadenoughsweI'm following you, Ian, and I'm following Joanne and a couple of others and like the Rabbi, funny dude from last night.

Ian MalcolmOh, Rabbi Jeff. Well, and Rabbi [guest]. We have many funny rabbis with us. The Jewish supremacists, they loathe that. They can't stand that their rabbis are not as funny as our rabbis. But no, I just put up into the nest, there's a list that's got all the spaces that we're going to be doing for this upcoming month. It's got a whole list of them.

Ian MalcolmBut then what I try to do is at the beginning of each month, I try to make a post that's like that, that has kind of the schedule for the month, which is only possible because Joanne helps to schedule all this. I mean, we're scheduled all the way until December at this point, which is really crazy. But so we try to do them every Monday through Thursday at this specific window.

Ian MalcolmIt's 6 o'clock Pacific time, 9 o'clock Eastern time. I don't know what that would be in the Nordic countries.

@ivehadenoughsweYeah, it's in the middle of the night, but that works for me.

Ian MalcolmThe Spaces, kind of chronologically listed so that people can just go in. They're always going to be there.

@ivehadenoughsweLike a band tour, like posters with all the dates in chronological order.

Ian MalcolmYeah, and they are. So what I do try to do in the, and I don't think a lot of people use it necessarily, but in the Spaces section of the app, If you search by a username, they'll all come up. And what I try to do is each week, I try to preload all of the ones that are the week ahead so that people can go in and just pre-register for them.

Ian MalcolmAnd so that's another option.

@ivehadenoughsweAwesome. I'm smiling right now because for all the time I've been listening,

@ivehadenoughsweI don't think it has been this civil up until now.

@theleaderofusaWe have removed the Jewish Supremacists from the panel. It was civil for the first few hours, and then, you know, there was just a bit of entertainment, that's all.

@malleusigIsn't it amazing how peaceful it gets when you remove the Jews?

Ian MalcolmWasn't it weird because the problems that we had were the rabid Jew who was celebrating the death of the Palestinians, and then it was the Blindian who was a Jewish Supremacist?

Speaker 3Oh, what a coincidence.

Speaker 2Yep.

Ian MalcolmAnd that's the wild part. We really, I truly do, I feel so humbled that when I look around and it's so wild because a lot of the spaces that I did in the early days were with some pretty radical fringe groups because nobody else talked about this stuff. But I'll never forget the 1488 folks that would suggest that all the things have to be about this racial identitarian kind of approach.

Ian Malcolmand that the only way to build a coalition is going to be based upon race and all this other. And I said, no, I want to focus on this primary problem, which isn't even a race problem. I don't like saying it's the Jews, just because there are some that certainly are in opposition and there are certainly some non-Jewish people that are Jewish supremacists.

Ian MalcolmAnd apparently there's Blendians that are Jewish supremacists, right? So in standing in opposition to that, And the other thing that I think is really different is that there's a lot of people who stand opposed to lots of things. They often don't have a thing that they stand for, right? And I say that because all these kind of radical racial groups, they all hate everything else, but they don't necessarily push that, which is the love of what they would wish would be, if that makes sense.

@ivehadenoughsweYeah, it's just negativity.

Ian MalcolmAnd so instead, we're trying to not just bring attention to Jewish supremacy, which is the problem, and all the things that are downstream, but to try and also paint a picture of what can be possible, how we get there, and how even living amidst the supremacist system that we're under, we can make the most of every day.

Ian MalcolmAnd that's why, you know, the spaces, for example, that Truth Tower runs are on this idea of kind of the three Fs, which foundational in that is health and wellness of your mind, your body, and your soul.

@ivehadenoughsweYeah, and for some reason I just started to think about a Mark, it's a quote, it's attributed to Mark Twain, but I'm not quite sure if it's actually he who said it, but like I know it like it's like Somewhere in my, you know, spine already, like, etched in there.

@joann_marieIveHadEnough, we have a couple of hands and we need to shut the space down soon, okay? Okay, yeah, sure. Okay, thank you so much.

Ian MalcolmLots and lots and lots of love, IveHadEnough, and again, it's always such a pleasure to have people from all across the planet, but that's being said, in the interest, because I noticed that Truth did open his space, so I want to make sure that we allow everybody that's still here that waited very patiently Let's make sure we go through everybody's hand, and then we'll have everybody migrate over.

Ian MalcolmWhile we are opposed to mass migration, I support it when it's going digitally, the truth-teller's faces. But let's go through those really quickly.

@joann_marieTo who?

Ian MalcolmSorry. You can go. You can pick, Joanne.

@joann_marieOh, okay. It's GLM.

@keoniriggs17124Oh, hey. Thank you for the mic. Yeah. You know, it's... I served in the military. I fortunately didn't have to shoot at anyone. But it's heartbreaking to see these young men that went through what they had to do, and then they come out and they go, wait a minute, what was I doing? I was guarding these poppy fields for the CIA?

@keoniriggs17124Oh my gosh, wow.

@keoniriggs17124Regarding Germany, the last speaker, I think he spoke about it, with the AFD, how many people had to die until they got a lesbian that's married to a Sri Lankan? They've been neutered. It's so bad in Germany. Nobody flies the German flag. They've had war levels of propaganda against them. uh and they've all grown up with this guilt that's just been blasted into them since they were children um and uh you know the the thing about democracy right is it doesn't work without some semblance of homogeneity uh which i think is where we're at uh where the the the

@keoniriggs17124The Kalergi Plan has been on steroids. And when you look into it and you do your research, like a lot of us have, I think the next plan, the next step is going to be Cloward Piven Strategy. If you don't know what that is, you can look it up. Yes, one of them was of the tribe.

@keoniriggs17124And I mean, I was just over at my neighbor's house having a beer and One of them was like, yeah, we're going to Israel. And I was like, what, really? And these are older guys, you know, these are boomers. And the evangelicals are the big problem. You know, for the most part, that's the one that's still holding on.

@theleaderofusaWhat's the Cloward pin-in strategy or whatever you said? Quick explanation.

@keoniriggs17124You should look it up. Cloward, C-L-O-W-A-R-D. Piven, two people, P-I-V-E-N, two sociologists that came up to how you would destroy a nation.

@thealphaindexIt's a CIA program.

@keoniriggs17124Yeah, I mean, it's very interesting because it falls into everything that's happening. I think that's how they're going to bring in this digital currency.

@keoniriggs17124It's funny, I've had enough. I liked everything he said. He had a Ukraine flag in his bio. I don't know if he knows about the orange, what was it? Ian, help me out.

Speaker 2The Orange Revolution, my honorable friend. The Orange Revolution, 2000. Apologies for the intervention.

@keoniriggs17124No, yeah, thank you. This is why I get triggered every time I'm driving through my neighborhood in California and I see people with their

@keoniriggs17124Father Free that said, you know, having a TV in your house is like having a Jew in your living room. And it really is, you know. So, Tucker and Anna Kasparian being on the same page, I don't know. I mean, I've seen the Kabbalah bracelet on Tucker's wrist. Look into his father. These are people that are just doing controlled opposition.

@keoniriggs17124Just like Alex Jones, I used to love them back in the day and now look at them. So it is what it is. I'll land it there. Thanks a lot.

@joann_marieThank you so much for coming up, JLM. Alfa, welcome, go for it.

@thealphaindexOh, hey, thanks. Yeah, Ian, I'm just always proud to be in your space and you have the greatest things to say. And I think one of the most profound things that you said tonight Do you have a crush on him?

@thealphaindexYeah, it sounds, it's like a dating app.

@joann_marieThe AI war question was like out of nowhere. Is this like a weird flirting thing, Alfa?

Speaker 6Imagine walking up to somebody, I want to get to know your views.

@joann_marieI want to get to know your views.

@thealphaindexDo you think we can get married, Ian? Are you a Christian? But Ian Malcolm is the coolest dude in the world, okay? He is.

Ian MalcolmNo, I'm certainly, I'm far from, I'm a nerd to the end of the universe. And no, I've been very candid about, I'm a white Christian American, and I know that that makes Timmy G very upset and his ilk, but I don't know, I don't know why that's relevant, I suppose. And I say that just- It's super relevant. Well, out of curiosity, what is the relevance?

Ian MalcolmBecause what I think ultimately is the, Interest in addressing that aspect is merely to try and bring up something so that people can talk about anything other than my points of view, because they're very uncomfortable and I can kind of defend them impenetrably, so they want to just talk about something else.

@thealphaindexI think it ultimately comes down to what you do stand for, because everybody hates everything and you make the best point about all the things that are wrong.

Ian MalcolmI'm kind of confused where you get the impression that I haven't suggested what I stand for. It seems like it's derivative of the things that I'm in opposition to.

@thealphaindexI don't think you haven't. I think I've just never been present when you've expressed it. That's kind of strange.

Ian MalcolmI've also never seen Michael Jordan use the restroom, but I'm pretty certain he does it. I don't understand where you're going.

@thealphaindexIan, did you know that I'm Christian too? I don't mean to sound condescending, but I don't really care. You wouldn't know. I've been in enough of your spaces, but I haven't been in them enough to just know that amazing fact, and I'm so happy.

Ian MalcolmI don't know why it's an amazing fact.

@theleaderofusaI find this all really weird. I could be wrong, but I think Alpha's speaking from good faith here. I don't know. I don't think he's trying to be a smart aleck.

@joann_marieI'm pretty sure he's flirting.

Ian MalcolmYeah, I'm not going to tell you my shoe size or my belt size or any other sizes or things. And I don't really know where we're going with this one. But what I will say is, and I've been very direct about this for a long time, like people seem to forget. It's really funny, right? People seem to forget the fact that for, I don't even know what it was, a year plus, I was the resident white American guy in Suleiman's room, right?

Ian MalcolmAnd then I started to get a little bit of traction. I've been very blunt about this. I wanted to minimize any and all information about myself because I literally get death threats. And people are like, oh no, you're just being hyperbolic. And then I've got multiple, I don't know, there's like a dozen plus recordings of spaces.

Ian MalcolmIt got to the point where Joanne and I laughed about it because we knew to look for the handle that was going to come in and just issue another death threat. This is kind of crazy. And this is the reality. If you stand in opposition to Jewish supremacy, they want to destroy you. And it sounds, I know that sounds outlandish, but look what they did to Kanye West, right?

Ian MalcolmThis was a guy who literally is essentially untouchable. He had $2 billion, a record contract, a designer clothing deal with Adidas, right? How could somebody build a better moat around themselves? I mean, I guess he's in bed with all of them because of that industry, but the guy's literally a famous billionaire. and they took 60% of his wealth in 72 hours.

Ian MalcolmThey took his record contract, they took his Adidas contract, they took his social media handles and his banks sent him notes saying, remove your money or we're gonna confiscate it. So this idea that like Anons on the internet should just dox themselves, knowing very well that the machine is then going to do anything and everything they can to try and destroy their ability to exist in the economy.

Ian MalcolmAnd people can say, well, go do your own thing. Don't be dependent on blah. It doesn't matter what you do. You could work for BlackRock, or you could work for any of the companies that BlackRock invests in, which are all of the Fortune 5000. Or you could go and work for any of the companies that unfortunately do business with all the Fortune 5000s, because that's where they get the products that they sell.

Ian MalcolmIt doesn't matter what line of business you're in. Oh, you want to be a therapist? Let's just, you're an independent therapist. You're an independent doctor or surgeon. Where do you think you get the equipment to do the things that you do? And even if you could invent your own equipment to do it with, what payment processor are you going to use when Stripe and all the other big banks come along and say, sorry, you don't get to participate?

Ian MalcolmThey control everything. And so I've been very blunt about not wanting to share things. And I've been candid to say under what scenario I would. and I said to Dan Bilzerian, if he wanted a sincere person that would go out and try to build a ground game campaign, sign me up, I'll do that. I was very direct about it, I put on my little timeline.

Ian MalcolmI said to Tucker Carlson, if you'll have me on your show, I'll go and I'll do this. And the reason is because I think this has to be shared with not just the group that we can build here on X in our organic effort, but if I can get a platform that would get, because let's think about this, right? If Tucker allowed that conversation to happen, if he said you get one hour to talk to my audience about anything, well, realistically, two things would happen.

Ian MalcolmNumber one, there would be probably hundreds of thousands, maybe a million plus people that would be aware of the things that we do on X that would tune in. Okay, fine. But there would also be millions of other people that would watch it until it got pulled from the internet because it was so controversial. Now we get pulled from the internet because all the people on the mainstream news programs would talk about the bigot that went on Tucker Carlson's program.

Ian MalcolmAnd I would get my name dragged through the mud of literally everything. But that would present the Streisand effect. So then other people would be like, I wonder what this guy who everybody clearly hates, I wonder what he said. So then they would go and they'd try to find it. And then it would get more eyes and more eyes and more.

Ian MalcolmSo it would become a, both a boon for what we're doing. I would become a pariah in basically everything. But in the process would perhaps get enough, what is the, both positive or negative press to the point that maybe it could impress a couple people that would say, you know what, I'd get behind that. And maybe we get some additional ears and eyes and voices and support from people that aren't aware of what's going on.

Ian MalcolmAnd maybe we could then serve as a fire starter to create a real intellectual revolution to the subversion of what we're facing, right? That's my thought. and that perhaps in the process that would allow us to then take what we're doing right here, which I wouldn't change a thing because the most important thing is not about any one person.

Ian MalcolmIt's about us and we, the people, kind of ironic that we can use that term, in opposition of Jewish supremacy, right? And that would serve as a springboard to be able to do that, to maybe then work with folks like Dr. Rectenwald to start really bringing attention to candidates and programs that are talking out about this stuff, right?

Ian MalcolmNow that I would be willing to do, but other than that, Yeah, I don't like getting death threats. It's kind of weird. So I don't like being like, oh, well, here's me. Let me narrow down the field of parameters to try and narrow who I might be so that the Jewish supremacists could reverse engineer that program, right? So I don't like to share all those things.

Ian MalcolmAs for being white, yes, that's what I am. I've been very blunt about that. That's how I found my way into the 1488 rooms. I was accused of being the Canadian Muslim Asian. That's maybe my favorite. I don't know if I have a dialectic that sounds remotely like any of those things, but if you think that's the case, then so be it.

Ian MalcolmBut that's what I am. I stand for the white Christian Western people. That is my culture and my position in framing. It doesn't mean I hate others. It doesn't mean I look down on people that are Muslim or that are atheists or agnostic, as long as they're good moral people. because those things can seemingly all get along with one another.

Ian MalcolmWhat cannot is degeneracy, the demoralization of everybody, and Jewish supremacy. The Jewish people who can fit into the moral cooperative society that can be a high trust society are welcome to stay and be part of it, right? Now, perhaps if we get rid of Jewish supremacy, we can reverse engineer mass migration. That would be wonderful for all people involved.

Ian MalcolmAnd that's because I want the rest of the world Thank you so much for joining us.

Ian MalcolmJesus Christ didn't come along and say, we should just be tolerant of everything. No, right? There was rule. He said, give to Caesar that which is his. He acknowledged that there are governing bodies that have to exist on this earthly plane, and there's gonna be rules and regulations there within. We've built those rules largely around Christian doctrine and Western ethics.

Ian MalcolmThose things worked for a long time. They're all being undermined, right? So what do I stand for? Ultimately that we go back to the thing that was America, that it was supposed to always be, right? And even the founding fathers, maybe they slipped up. Maybe they didn't treat all men as equal, obviously, because they allowed slavery as some piece of that puzzle, right?

Ian MalcolmSo we can fix some things along the way, but that seems to be a pretty good rudder to at least aim in the direction of. And the place that we found ourselves the last hundred years in this country is utterly undermined by a satanic demonic force that just happens to be Jewish supremacy. And then we look into what does it mean

Ian MalcolmThe everyday man that cares about his community, that cares about his people. And I believe that once upon a time, the people that ran the country actually did those things. Not all of them, obviously, but that they had some moral code of conduct. And the idea that George Washington had enough honor to fill the entire room, it gives me goosebumps.

Ian MalcolmI hope that we see somebody in our lifetime rise that has the ability to do that. And that would be a wonderful thing if we could find it. Instead, we're currently boarded over by literally a guy who is Almost certainly a pedophile, or certainly accused of such because of the ties to Epstein, who is covering up the very thing that he was a part of.

@thealphaindexRight. And so what you exposed right now is genetics. That there is a higher genetic human and a lower genetic human. That's actually, I don't... And if you look at... You don't want to hear that. The AI can't talk about it either.

Ian MalcolmWait, no, no, no. Hang on, hang on. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. You're not going to talk. You are certainly not going to talk over me. And especially when it comes to genetics. So here's the thing. A higher or a lower? So let me ask you a question. Is a person who is shorter but is really intelligent and athletic and is perhaps really nice and friendly, is that person superior to the person that's tall and stupid and angry?

Ian MalcolmThat's the wrong question. No, it's not. No, it's not. What I'm showcasing is that the idea that something is superior to another thing is silly. What is superior, a tiger or a raven?

Ian MalcolmIt's genetic. Yes, I know they're genetically very different animals. Which one is superior? Survival of the fittest. Survival of the fittest. Which is going to survive that battle? Do you think it's the raven or the tiger? Which ones commit suicide? Why are you incapable of addressing a question? You come in, you ask subversive questions, you act kind of like a fool, and now you're dodging and dancing around while you're also acting like a bigot.

Ian MalcolmYou might be a Jewish supremacist. Now I'm going to ask you a different question. What is superior, a blue whale or a great white shark? Don't give me that. I'm not Jew. Come on. I actually have no reason to believe otherwise, right? I don't know your ethnicity. I also don't know the size of your shoes, right? So what is superior, the Tyrannosaurus rex or the orca?

@theleaderofusaJust to make it clear, I am a white, everyone in here or most people know that I'm a white supremacist. I'm just listening and observing from the sidelines, but I do have a dog in this fight, but I'm not going to mute you.

Ian MalcolmI'm going to mute you because I have no interest in talking to you further. That's wild. So here's the thing, Chris. I can actually agree. I've got a love for the white Western people. I think that they are phenomenal. I think that they've built unbelievable civilizations and societies. I think a lot of the Western world that people take for granted.

Ian MalcolmAnd it's so funny because you'll have individuals in the FBA communities, I hate the white people because blah, blah, blah. It's like, what language are you currently speaking? Right? And so it's very wild. I do. I think that there's something that's unique. It doesn't mean it's superior. And that's the thing is supremacy, right?

Ian MalcolmPeople should be in their own places doing their own things. They can work and cooperate in ways that are beneficial to everybody. They can all be mutually respectful. to one another, they can think themselves the best, right?

@theleaderofusaI think it's perfectly reasonable. Exactly, yeah, 100%. And that's healthy. If you were to think yourself to be the least or something, that might would be, it's like football team. If you want healthy competition, then you have to push your team to feel as though they're capable of being the best.

Ian MalcolmAnd then you should go on to the field, like the football field, and you should compete with those other people. But you should do it in a way that's respectful of the rules of engagement, that is honorable and noble. One of the things that, this was drilled into me as a child, right? The idea of being a health, let's say, of having healthy competition, of being a sportsman, possessing sportsmanship.

Ian MalcolmIt's not about whether you win or lose, it's how you play the game and you conduct yourself. That's the thing that's totally gone from a lot of the modern world. And then you look at where that might originate from. And it's a lot of low IQ people that are indifferent to the idea of mid to long-term thinking because the only thing that they can concern themselves with is the present.

Ian MalcolmOh no, they're gonna win. So instead I'm really mad. So I'm gonna push him in the back and then I'm gonna take the ball and then I'm gonna score and then I'm gonna say I won, right? No. because then tomorrow and every day thereafter, people are like, oh yeah, that's the guy that shoved them in the back. He's a real classless loser, right?

Ian MalcolmThis is the problem with this short-term low IQ thought process. And I do think the Western world built high trust societies because the people were able to not squabble and steal from their neighbors today because they recognized that they needed their help tomorrow, right? And I don't think that that necessarily was equally applicable to all groups of people.

Ian MalcolmThat's probably because they evolved entirely different. It's no different than the tiger and the raven. They've come from totally different things that allowed them to become what they are, and they can be equally respectful in the, let's say, the grand design of the food chain and of natural order, right? That's a good thing.

Ian MalcolmAnd so we should all recognize those very big, and isn't it funny, because the whole thing with Ian Malcolm is the idea of recognizing that no man, IveHadEnough

@theleaderofusaYou and Joanne think he was being subversive. That's not the impression I get.

@joann_marieNo, he has been. He's been here multiple times. Like, I already know his little skit. He always comes and glazes me and like, oh, I love you. And then he's like, but why? And then he just grumbles about nonsense.

@theleaderofusaYeah, I don't know. That's the first time I experienced him. But I agree with there. There's nothing in the world is equal, right? And there has to be. There has to be things that are better than others. There's just no such thing as equal. So, I mean, even when it comes to genders, men and women are not equal. There has to be a so-called supreme.

@theleaderofusaBut supreme doesn't mean oppressive and supreme doesn't mean hateful. It comes with more responsibility. Like Uncle Ben from Spider-Man says, with great power comes great responsibility. So just because somebody's supreme doesn't mean that they ought to be taking advantage of that by hurting others and

Ian MalcolmAnd Chris, you know what's wild about that is the very notion, and if we go back and we look at the slave trade, we certainly know who was behind most of that, if not almost all, at least proportionally speaking. But I bring it up because the wild piece is, if you think of the era of the Europeans, right, there was this long civilizational window.

Ian MalcolmWhere they were essentially dominant over most of what we think of as not just the Western world, but almost the entirety of the hemisphere for a long time there. And what ended up happening to most of the places that they went, it didn't matter if it was America or North Africa, right? They lifted and built things up, right?

Ian MalcolmThere was also, yes, there was the slave trade. Again, we know who was behind that. And my point was the world kind of evolved because of that. It's as if the Europeans took a lot of their science, their technology, The Morality, The Code of Conduct, The Language. They exported that to lots of other places. Now, what has happened the last 100 years as Jewish supremacy has taken complete control of those engines?

Ian MalcolmWhat have they exported? It's just been endless war and enslavement and destruction of essentially everything. And so you could go in the wildest part. There's actually, there's a documentary of all people. I think it was Dinesh D'Souza that did my... I think it was The Dreams of My Father, something like that. It was Barack Obama's book.

Ian MalcolmAnd he did a documentary that basically looked into who is Obama. And so he went through that book. What does it talk about? And in it, he talked to Obama. I think he's his half brother, if I'm not mistaken. They interviewed him. And he basically said in the documentary, he was like, you know, the fact that we were colonized, the best parts of Africa are all those that were colonized by the Europeans because they built up all of these things.

Ian MalcolmIf they had colonized all of it, It would have been in the best interest of everybody.

Ian MalcolmRight, that's what a lot of the people talking about the Jesuits, right? What were they doing? They were going and they were teaching. They were essentially trying to evangelize their religions, right? That was the whole part of the whole concept of the missions. They were trying to export that frame or culture. Now what we do is we export essentially usury and mass murder for the benefit of the Jewish supremacists, right?

Ian MalcolmAnd so we have become a very evil thing. It doesn't mean that we are evil, but the people in control of it certainly are. And so I do think the world would be a far better place when everybody's able to recognize that we should take pride in our people, right? The white Western Christians should have just as much pride as the Japanese, as let's say the Mexicans, as the Canadians, as the whatevers, right?

Ian MalcolmEverybody should have pride in themselves. And if you think for a moment, That there's something reasonable about saying to the Blindian that was in here, right? I'm a supporter, I have pride in all POCs and I hate white people. Like what a low IQ bigoted thing to do, right? You're able to recognize that there's lots of other races, but there's just one that you loathe and it's not the one that's undermining all the other people.

Ian MalcolmLike it's just wild that we have to put up with this nonsense. But Chris, it's why I do, I love... and I have an affinity for all the things that you do. And I respect and appreciate that we can sit at a dinner table and you could say, I'm a white supremacist. And I'd say, well, I don't know if I'd use that lingo. I'm proud of white people.

Ian MalcolmBut we could go back and forth like gentlemen. And that's the amazing thing of what we're building is that whether it was Raed, who's a Christian from Lebanon, whether it's a Muslim from the United States like Dr. Strange, anybody and everybody that comes to the table with a moral compass, Thank you so much for joining us.

@theleaderofusaI used the football example earlier but I should have really used this example and I actually kind of want to I have the ideas of writing a short story about it or you know but essentially you know I've used the example before where it's the the round table and you have the different kings and all the kings are butting heads all the kings have their own motives and the kings think

@theleaderofusaBut if I work together with these other kings to defeat the goblins, that means I have to sacrifice my motives, my people's you know this, my people's that. It's like, no, we're coming to the table. to fight a common enemy, the goblins. And we're able to work to, it doesn't mean you're sacrificing your own people. It doesn't mean you have to believe that, it doesn't mean you have to stop believing your people are this.

@theleaderofusaEach king thinks that their nation is the best, their people's the best. Each king is worried about their own motives and they don't wanna lose control of their people and their motives. And I think a lot of these kings, these leaders, if you will, within the movement have those sorts of fears. So if we have these different,

@theleaderofusaleaders with different nationalities and different beliefs come to this table and say hey just because you're here doesn't mean that you're like you you're having to you know sacrifice or stop believing in these things that you're fighting for it just means we're we're working together on this common goal you know i do which is different it's the uh it's the lord of the rings right we're all coming together the dwarves the elves the the time of man the hobbits and uh you know i

Ian MalcolmI've got my thoughts on what group might most, let's say, share commonalities with some of those characteristics. Curiously, the Dwarves seem to look the most like the group that we are actually in opposition to, at least Rabbi Shmuley. He looks interchangeable with the Dwarves in Lord of the Rings, but maybe that's just my opinion.

Ian MalcolmAnd I say that with lots of affinity, not for Rabbi Shmuley's actions. But rather for the comedy that comes from him, I don't think there's anybody that is just a more absurd character or caricature, I should say, of Jewish supremacy than Rabbi Shmuley. He just personifies it so well. It's almost comical.

@theleaderofusaI wish I could see him in real life so I could commit anti-Semitic hate crimes that are legal in America. Just to get him going. It would be great.

@keoniriggs17124Hey, there was a quick thing that I wanted to add on my rant about when I worked at a refinery that was fifth largest in the world. I had a great resume and it closed down and I moved to the States and I wasn't getting any callbacks on all my applications. And somebody said, hey, stop putting Caucasian, put whatever. And I thought, OK, my great grandmother was from Spain.

@keoniriggs17124I'm going to put mixed race. I started getting callbacks. and I got a job. And that was for the brown guy, brown man, brownie, whoever he was.

Ian MalcolmYeah, no, the Blindian. And that's the thing. Actually, I shared this with Buckley Carlson. It was relevant. There was a post that he had about essentially white supremacy. And I said, you know what I'm pretty certain exists? Jewish supremacy, because look at this thread that got labeled hateful conduct. I'm not exaggerating.

Ian MalcolmLike two years ago, three years ago, I made a thread. I was really actually proud of this one too. And I went through and I said, I don't believe that white supremacy exists in America. I do believe Jewish supremacy exists. How we're going to do that? First, we're going to reverse engineer. What is white supremacism? And I used their very definition.

Ian MalcolmAnd then I applied Jewish supremacy under that definition. And I said, okay, here's how we can demonstrate that that 100% The best part of the story, it was a peaceful, logical progression. It was like Euclidean geometry. I was like, this side equals this side, and this side equals this side. So therefore, these sides are all equal.

Ian MalcolmAnd then the Jewish supremacists, they have to mark it as hateful conduct, and that one got banned across all of the EU. And it's like, wait a second. So that old adage about if you want to know who rules you, look at those you can't critique. And it's like all I did is I said, you guys are supremacists and I can prove it.

Ian MalcolmAnd they said, no, you're not allowed to say that. It's just wild. But anyway, I know that Truth Teller has opened his room. So what I would love to do is as follows. Why don't we go to Christopher and then Joanne for any final remarks that they might have. And then I'm gonna throw this one at you as a wild card. Mr. IveHadEnough, I'd love to go to you after Joanne and Chris for final words and a prayer if you wouldn't mind to send off the space.

@theleaderofusaAlright, wait, so am I praying and who's going first?

Ian MalcolmNo, no, Chris, normally you do the prayer, but if IveHadEnough would like to...

@theleaderofusaOh, yeah, no, no, no, no, no. Yeah, I'll pass that on, so I'll go ahead and throw my final words in there. Okay, I just wanted to make sure. All right, copy that. Hey, thank you all so much for attending. Hope you all continue fighting. You all were created with a purpose. You're not here by accident. You're not here by chance.

@theleaderofusaYou're not a monkey. You are God's greatest creation, created in the image of God. You have the power to create and the power to destroy, okay? You can affect people's lives greatly, so keep fighting. Don't give up. You're created for a purpose. I see Converse down there. Shout out to you. That's it. Thank you so much.

@theleaderofusaGod bless y'all. Have a blessed night.

Ian MalcolmI love it. So much love, Mr. Wood. As always, if anybody is not following Christopher Wood, please do so. An absolute hero, a man of God. And Chris, if you have availability, maybe we'll do a gospel space this weekend if you do have time for it.

@theleaderofusaYeah, shoot, if we're aiming for Sunday, I might could squeeze it in, otherwise my Saturday's pretty jam-packed. And thank you so much, Ian and Joanne, for having me as always. Y'all are so good to me, and y'all are such a blessing to be around. And Joanne, thank you so much for maintaining the space, and I see that you've been really good, getting really good lately at making...

@theleaderofusaYeah, cutting people off when they're talking too much. You know, it takes a certain discipline to be able to, you know, it takes radio talent to nick people off and cut them off. But, hey, Ian, Malcolm, website, please. Website. If I wanted to listen to your podcasts and I can't listen to them on X and I was out working, what website could I or what platforms can I listen to your podcast?

Ian MalcolmLook at this softball. No, for the advertising purposes. Yes, for everybody. I wanna give a massive amount of kudos to Mr. Allegedly Dank, who's down there in the listener panel. He has done wonders and marvels with AI and has taken all of the spaces. He has ported them over. He actually did it to Apple Podcasts, Rumble, Spotify.

Ian MalcolmHe had it going to YouTube. We stuck on there for a whole 48 hours before they nuked the entire channel. YouTube doesn't like the things that we have to say. I wonder who runs that company. Well, actually, the others are also run by the same group. Wow, what a weird coincidence. But he also then, he moved all the content over to ianmalcolm84.com.

Ian MalcolmEverything is on there, stored in perpetuity. So unless the servers that he has that on were to also shut down, it doesn't matter if Apple, who's chairman of the board, is Jewish or any of those other platforms. All this information as best we can.

Ian MalcolmDanq has also been working on an AI bot that is doing two things. He's got one that powers the Malcolm Spaces handle that I think, yes, I did put up into the nest that pushes out content almost every single day, sometimes multiple times a day, basically makes short little clips on some of the spaces, the speeches, and the things that people are saying.

Ian MalcolmThey're usually pretty compelling. There's lots of stuff with David Nietzsche in there, really nice little viral clips. So try to share those around as best we can. He also has, and we're still working out some kinks on this one, I think, because he's brought it up a couple times, and we've had some issues with it here or there.

Ian MalcolmBut he is working on an AI bot that will be able to go into spaces and to use all of the information that we have cataloged through our efforts, through Truth Teller's efforts, through all those others that are putting out wonderful content that we share in these spaces, and that that is all getting stored so that he's able to have that bot reference that.

Ian MalcolmSo that theoretically in some future, either here on X in these spaces or maybe on the timeline, that you could have that be able to look at those databases. So that case in point, Patriot Voice, a really wonderful truth or account, he shared a post on Grimes who was interviewed and said that there is going to be a mass population reduction event.

Ian MalcolmLoose paraphrase there. But he's shared that. And so I made the comment, I said, wow, I wonder if it has anything to do with this. And I shared the video that I made that basically illustrated, according to RFK, that the COVID bioweapon, the vaccine, that they targeted certain races and were less targeted towards others in particular, Ashkenazi Jews.

Ian MalcolmAnd I then said, oh, by the way, Grimes is Jewish. Now here's the funny thing, is the patriot voice, I guess he didn't take my word for it, because he went and he asked Grok, is this true? And Grok said, no. And then I said, oh boy, this is going to be great because I knew roughly the day or the month at least that she had posted that she was a quarter Jewish.

Ian MalcolmSo I asked Grok specifically, did Grime say that she is a quarter Jewish? And Grok came back and said, yes. So I then said, Grok, is it embarrassing that a quarter trillion dollar AI engine continuously gets corrected by Ian Malcolm 84? And then Grok went silent. So I bring this up because it's obviously biased. These databases, these AI platforms, they are designed to protect our captors, right?

Ian MalcolmThey control the box that we live in. And so what is Dank doing? He's trying to figure out how do we get AI, whether it is in this instance or whether it is empowering videos like the unbelievable content that is being pushed out by Where Forbidden that we had the pleasure of speaking with yesterday, right? These tools,

Ian MalcolmRight now, they are available for us to use in this information war. We need to do everything that we can and work with those geniuses like allegedly Dank to try and make the most of those because there's probably a not-so-distant future in which those will not be available. And we know that that's the case because allegedly Dank had his Clawed access by Anthropic removed because they said they had an internal investigation, which should beget the question, who reported him?

Ian MalcolmHow did somebody at Anthropic get a note that they should look into what allegedly Dank is doing with Claude? It doesn't make any sense. Like on a social media platform like X, people would report the post because they're public. But none of his content was going from Claude on to X and saying that it was made by him. So how does that happen?

Ian MalcolmAnd we obviously know the answer because that company is controlled by the exact same

Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.

Ian Malcolmis not going to fix this. He might be helpful in doing so, but even he, even if he was the purest of everybody, he still needs support. And so we all need to do our pieces of that puzzle, however big or small they may feel. And Where Forbidden was talking about how just a year or two ago, he had a couple hundred followers on Instagram and he got kind of big there, then he got nuked, then he came on X, he got kind of big, then he got nuked.

Ian MalcolmNow he's got, literally, we tried to estimate, he's probably had a billion people that have seen his videos in one form or fashion or another on any of these various platforms. A billion impressions. That's from one guy with an AI tool and a couple extra tokens. So do your part in whatever way you can. If you're not a content creator and that's not something that you find interesting, go to your local parish, your local school, your church, whatever.

Ian MalcolmGo to your community and try to make a difference with one, Thank you so much for joining us.

Ian Malcolmfrom Pastor Wood on a Sunday with a homily. It would be beautiful, my friend.

@theleaderofusaThat would be a blessing. All right. Yeah, I look forward to seeing what y'all got planned.

Ian MalcolmI love it. So, Joanne, let's go. Any kind of final thoughts here? And then, like I said, we'll go to IveHadEnough for some final commentary and a prayer.

@joann_marieOh, awesome space, Ian, and thank you so much, Christopher. It was awesome. Ben, you were amazing. And yeah, I love you all so much. I'm just going to go through a couple of the spaces that are scheduled for October. So on Monday, we have Mary Fagan, the great-grandniece of Mary Fagan, and she's going to go through the book that she wrote on her murdered grandmother.

@joann_marieby Leo Frank. Also on Tuesday, we have the Scientific Anatomy of Creation with Dre. On Wednesday, we have Propaganda with Joa Santos. And on Thursday, we have the debate Marcel Knight vs. Jitz on If the Jews Worship Saturn. So it's awesome. It's in the Jumbotron. And no, thank you so much. And I love you all. Have an excellent night.

@joann_marieAnd I hope to see you all at Truth Tellers in a couple of minutes. Absolutely.

Ian MalcolmEverybody should migrate over to True Space. Really excited next week. We're going to have some wonderful conversations with some very familiar faces like Official Dre, obviously. I want to give a little bit of a shout out to Joah Santos, who's going to do that space on propaganda, which is obviously what we're talking about here.

Ian MalcolmThe thing that's interesting about that and a little bit different is that Joah, for anybody that's not familiar, he has spent his entire career working in marketing. He's worked on some of the largest marketing campaigns and a lot of the, maybe not the men, but the women will probably be familiar with this. The Dove campaign, for example, the Dove Be Beautiful campaign,

Ian MalcolmThank you so much.

Ian MalcolmIveHadEnough.com

Ian MalcolmIf anybody wants to talk about anything, I don't care about your follower count. I don't care about any of those things. If you have a subject that you're passionate about, send me a message. We will absolutely do those spaces, and I want to try and democratize this platform as best I can. In the process, we will talk to anybody and everybody, as long as they are in good faith, even the crazy Jewish supremacists that want to actively celebrate genocide, because after all, all they do is demonstrate the very criticisms that we are leveling on the Israelis.

@theleaderofusaOh, I removed that Jew, by the way. That's why it was peaceful ever since that Zego or whatever. He just kept on interrupting with nonsense. I was like, dude, I'm tired of this.

Ian MalcolmYep, it is wild. The indifference to death is just crazy. And that's not a one-off. That is just how he is. He will say that about men, women, children, all the people that he thinks are a threat to Israel, or at least that's loosely my understanding. I don't want to pretend that's a direct quote. But he's very extreme.

Ian MalcolmAnd I wish that I could say that he is just an extreme amongst the Israeli Jews. I don't think that I can, because it seems like it's a lot of individuals that carry that mindset over there. And that's not just pulled out of thin air that's based off of that study that was done by an Israeli who found that 65% of Israeli Jews, when polled, that they supported genocide, which is just insane.

Ian MalcolmBut speaking of insane, we will...

@malleusigSorry, I was just going to jump in very quickly, and I was going to point out the fact that this in no way means that we would like to remove Jews from society in real life. But as a curiosity, just notice how much quieter, more peaceful it got when we removed the one from this space. Completely unrelated. Completely unrelated.

@malleusigOkay, thank you very much.

Ian MalcolmTotally unrelated, and the same thing applied when we removed the Blinkin, or Blindian, that's what it was, Blinkin, the Blindian, who was also a Jewish supremacist. Isn't that a small world? So what we'll do, we will, I guess really quickly, I will say, as I always do, good morning, good evening, good afternoon, wherever you are in the world, certainly God bless for everything that you are, Godspeed, we are going to continue winning, and I say that with certainty, because the spaces that we are hosting, they just keep...

Ian MalcolmThank you so much.

Ian MalcolmIveHadEnough.com

Ian MalcolmAnd then as soon as he wraps, Mr. Rabbi, if you would not mind sending us out with perhaps tiny hats, might be a fun little way to end the space. And I realize that there is one other hand I should go to because our guest speaker, I think that he's still with us. And if so, Ben, any kind of final words before we go to the final prayer on your space here, my friend?

@unisocialnetThank you, Ian, Christopher, and Joanne. I want to leave you with, you know, It's really important in this fight because we're in it for the long run. We don't know how long. It could take a decade or more before everyone on this planet wakes up. But always guard your consciousness. Always have your shields up. It's just like, you know, with Star Wars, you have to have your deflector shields.

@unisocialnetThey're going to throw everything they can at humanity to try to break us. And so don't ever give them the benefit of thinking that they won. But y'all are all doing terrific. So I'll see you on the next one.

Ian MalcolmI have so much love, my friend. And Ben, what a wonderful, wonderful space. For anybody who is not here at the beginning, of course, this is recorded. You can go back and re-listen on either X or any of those aforementioned platforms. And what Ben walked through in the timeline of where did propaganda begin? Who was behind it?

Ian MalcolmWho were the architects? How was it then utilized? A really spectacular presentation that covered not only the origins, but also how we see it in modernity. But that being said, let's turn it over to IveHadEnough for that closing remark and prayer, and then Rabbi can give us a little musical outro as we all head to Mr.

Ian MalcolmTruth Teller's room, and I will put that up into the nest as well.

@ivehadenoughsweOkay, thank you, Jan. That kind of really made my day even before it has started that you actually gave me that shout out. So what I want to like finish with is I kind of for some reason started to think about Charlie Kirk and then my thoughts flew over to A movie called Lone Survivor. I guess some of you know it with Mark Wahlberg.

@ivehadenoughsweAnd the reason why is like the end scene. There is like this old tradition like in some parts of the Muslim world where they have this principle which has like a similarity in Islam in general as well, called Pashtunwali, which is basically when Mark Wahlberg gets his protection in a village against the Taliban. It's a real thing.

@ivehadenoughsweAnd then I started to think, like, rest in peace regarding that Navy SEAL as well, Marcus Luttrell. And what I

@ivehadenoughsweI kind of wanted to end off with here is like, Lebanon is like, you know, they have so many of the world heritage sites, like beautiful places, 6,000 years before Christ. You know, there are cities from that time that's getting like blown to bits and it's going to look like Gaza soon. And I just, Pray that you guys won't go to war with Iran because I haven't been a fan of them.

@ivehadenoughsweGod knows that. Quite the opposite. But in the current context with Israel and this multi-front war, I'm kind of cheering on Iran, to be honest.

@ivehadenoughsweYou talked Ian before about how Europeans moved to the United States and around the world and brought with them their principles, their inventions, etc. Let's not forget there are sharp guys over in the Middle East as well. They have some decent science and Really old societies, like their civilization is like mine is a lot older than yours and mine is a little baby compared to like what Iran is.

@ivehadenoughsweAnd I think it would be a real shit show if that would be the case that you put boats on the ground over there.

@ivehadenoughsweI'm not a big guy for holding prayers so I'm just gonna hand that over to the next speaker and I'll end it on the note of kind of like big up to the white supremacists out there and I'll say we must secure the existence of our people and the future for all of our beautiful children. God bless. and thank you guys.

Ian MalcolmThat's literally what Israel is all about.

Ian MalcolmThat they have the right to exterminate anybody that poses a threat to their existence and the security of it. And then white people being like, we want to just peacefully find a way for our people to continue existing productively and in a happy fashion. And the Jewish supremacists are like, how dare you? White supremacists?

Ian MalcolmNo, so it is a wild double standard, but we've come to expect them. So that being said, it's actually, it worked out well because I think Christopher, as he always does, laced in some spirituality into his commentary. and lots of love for everybody that was on this panel, all the things that were shared. We truly do try to always allow for freedom of speech of all walks of life, as long as you do so in a way that is forthright and just open, honest, transparent, and in good faith.

Ian MalcolmSometimes we find that, sometimes we don't. We try to moderate it as best we can. I hope that everybody along the way is having not only fun, but that most importantly, that they are learning along that process. www.truthsteller.com

Ian MalcolmThey are uplifting to the mind, the body, and the soul. I don't wanna see eye to eye with him on everything, but just like you were saying with Chris, right, with Christopher Woods, that's what makes us stronger when we can band together and we can agree to disagree about things, because there's lots of things that I'm wrong about, right, and that other people might be far better at.

Ian MalcolmAnd so I wanna learn from all of you along that path, and we're gonna continue trying to do so as best we can. Speaking of things that others are far better at, I know that certainly both Rabbi [guest] that Joey Goode, that Where Forbidden, so many of these other unbelievable talents make far funnier musical commentary than I could ever come up with.

Ian MalcolmAnd so what I would love to do, Mr. [guest], if you wouldn't mind, maybe send us off with the musical selection of your choosing from whatever library you would feel most comfortable, my friend.

@malleusigWouldn't I mind? I would love to. You said Tiny Hats?

Ian MalcolmI mean, I do think the Tiny Hats, it's... I made a post because, so again, this is one that was nuked off of the platform. And they didn't just mark this one as hateful conduct. They basically, they completely removed it from all sharing, distribution, et cetera. And so Joey, he chose that he would make some updates. He added some subtitles and then he just re-uploaded it.

Ian MalcolmAnd so I think the Jewish supremacists are gonna be pretty upset with him. I hope that he continues on this platform. And as a real quick aside, To think about pride in the right use of the term, right? The willingness to stand on your beliefs confidently in the face of oppression and opposition. Joey Goode is a public facing individual.

Ian MalcolmHe is face forward. He is sharing this content in a part of the world where freedom of speech is not being granted, right? The people over there, I saw a video of a 90 year old woman dragged out of her house because she said something naughty on the internet, which today means it was anti-mass migration or anti-Jewish supremacy.

Ian MalcolmDragged out of her house. Joey knows that this is happening and he is sharing these videos openly to hundreds of thousands, if not millions of eyeballs every single day, getting shared by some of the biggest handles on this platform, right? He is putting himself in harm's way, legally speaking or criminally speaking, whatever you want to define that as.

Ian Malcolmbecause he knows that it's what's right. And he's trying to do this to protect not only the future for his children, but also for everyone's children that are over there. And so I just want to bring attention to the heroism that is the unbelievable man who put this music together. We did a space with him at the beginning of September.

Ian MalcolmI was humbled by it. And I'm so enthused to see that he's getting the attention that he's always deserved. Because about a month ago, he didn't even have 10,000 followers. And I think now he's maybe north of 30. So his content's getting around, his voice is getting around, and I do genuinely believe we are going to get to the point where they can't arrest everybody for making peaceful, happy-go-lucky, as you're gonna hear in this song.

Ian MalcolmDoes it make some accusations? Sure. But there's lots of things that say lots of uncomfortable truths about lots of different people. And when it comes to comedy, there's been all kinds of jokes made about everybody. So if there's one group of people that you're not allowed to joke about, that you get criminalized and arrested for doing so,

Ian MalcolmWell, then more and more people are going to note the truth. And so the work that he's been doing, it's unbelievable. It is top shelf, just like Rabbi's work, just like Where Forbidden's work, right? This is how we make a difference by awakening more and more people. So lots of love to Mr. Good wherever he might be right now.

Ian MalcolmAnd with that, I hope everybody enjoys.

@malleusigHere we go.

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