Karl Marx was a Rothschild Pawn?

1:16Speaker 1I need to introduce myself. I'm a man of wealth and taste. I've been around for a long, long year. So many a man, so to say. I was around when Jesus Christ had his moment without a pain. Made damn sure the pilot washed his hands.↗

3:58Ian MalcolmHopefully the audio coming in all right there. Wanted to try and kick things off. And as I have been doing of late, Miss Joanne and Miss Karen, who we are going to introduce in just a moment. And I hope by the end of the space that everybody will be able to not only guess your name, but also remember your name because both the incomparable Miss Joanne, as well as Karen, I am very excited to↗

4:27Ian Malcolmnot only to be up here with my incomparable co-host, Ms. Joanne, but also with Karen, who has led some of the most interesting spaces that we've done on X. And I don't say that, I don't like to compare a lot of them, but when it comes to subjects that kind of come out of left field, Karen has brought time and time again, incredibly interesting talk tracks.↗

4:51Ian MalcolmWe went into the backstory on John Wilkes Booth, whose father not only went to synagogue, but also identified as Jewish, which brings a whole weird new way to look at Abraham Lincoln, the assassination of Lincoln. And what was at one point to me little known, the fact that the death of Abraham Lincoln wasn't just the assassination of a single man, but it was the attempted coup essentially of his entire cabinet.↗

5:18Ian MalcolmAnd he wasn't the only person assassinated, right? Which most people have no knowledge about. So we dove into that. We went into the backstory on the Kazars, the overlap with the JQ and all those other things. And so Karen has just been an absolutely wonderful guest time and time and time again. So humbled that she came back for this conversation.↗

5:39Ian MalcolmAnd this one is going to blow a hole in the side of some of our critics. And I say that because obviously we've been talking for a long time in a lot of these conversations. about Karl Marx. We've debated the ethnicity of Marx. People have debated whether or not, not only he was a Jew, but also the kind of odd and unusual backstory on his Jewishness, which included that his father was a rabbi, his great-grandfather was a rabbi.↗

6:09Ian MalcolmHe came from a long list, and it wasn't just rabbis, but pretty prominent ones. But the piece that we're going to be looking at here was the ties through not only blood, but also marriage, prospectively. and how this man might not have just served as a convenient piece of the JQ, but perhaps one that was funded entirely, was propped up, and was perhaps put into positions of, let's say, political ideological thought leadership for the explicit purpose of bringing about the empire that ultimately followed that of the Bolsheviks and the communism that they implemented, which also, of course, found its way over to China, which is another space that we've done with Karen, looking into↗

6:51Ian Malcolmthe origins of the CCP, and going into the very inconvenient and often overlooked and obscured reality of the Russian communists, aka the Jews, and their involvement in the early era of the CCP, not only having fingers in the mix, but essentially of running the entire thing for at least the first 10, if not 20 years. Another conversation, like I said.↗

7:15Ian Malcolmthat we had with Karen. And so this one, we will be diving into the idea of Karl Marx, his connections to the Rothschilds, how that same family keeps coming up again and again and again, and the motivations, the financing, and the other ties that they might have had with Mr. Marx, who will go over his backstory as well.↗

7:33Ian MalcolmBut before we do, Miss Joanne, because I have to do it, I gotta ask, A, was the audio hopefully all right with our song of the day? And if so... Can you give us any suggestion why we might have chosen that one for this space?↗

7:48@joann_marieHey, Ian. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much for hosting. And Karen, I always love everything that you add. So thank you so much for co-hosting. And everybody, thank you so much for being here. And guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and Karen. And I'm just really happy to be here.↗

8:06@joann_marieNo, I love the Rolling Stones. So I'm really happy that you played that. And it's because it's talking about the devil. And they're manipulating.↗

8:18Ian MalcolmNo? What is it? Well, so get this. And it's very curious because, and this is actually, and I'll put it into the purple pill, this is one of the songs. Actually, I'll put it into the nest. If you remember when we had a little sing-along, this was the theme song that Truth Teller randomly broke out as his theme song for the JQ.↗

8:40Ian MalcolmNow, let me just read. Some of the lyrics here from the beginning of the song. It talks about, please let me introduce myself. I'm a man of wealth and taste. I've been along for a long, long year. Stole many a man's souls and faith. I was around when Jesus Christ had his moment of doubt and pain. Made damn sure that Pilate washed his hands and sealed his fate.↗

9:04Ian MalcolmPleased to meet you. Hope you guessed my name. And so far we're thinking we know who that is. But what's puzzling you is the nature of my game. Stuck around in St. Petersburg when I saw that it was time for a change. I killed the czar and his ministers. Little Anastasia screamed in vain. I rode a tank, held a general's rank when the blitzkrieg, it raged and the bodies stank.↗

9:31Ian MalcolmPleased to meet you. Hope you guess my name. Now it goes on and talks about the Kennedys and a whole bunch of other things. Now, wouldn't it be really weird? if every element of that song happens to be talking about a certain group of people. It's very, very curious. I recommend everybody go listen to that song. If nothing else, you've got to give it to the Rolling Stones.↗

9:56Ian MalcolmMick Jagger still, if I'm not mistaken, performing to this very day. An absolute legend, which is going to require that I look into his ethnic background. I'm very curious. What it might or might not include, but the man and the band, obviously legendary. And I think a lot of people that are really music aficionados would probably put them in the top 25, if not the top 10, if not the top maybe five bands and performers of all time.↗

10:25Ian MalcolmBut with that, I just want to welcome everybody up again to the panel. Really excited for this one. And I thought that song... especially talking about killing the czar and Anastasia. We all know what that's in reference to because we've been in these spaces. But how few people connect those dots. I would presume that less than 1% of people that listen to that song have any idea what Mick Jagger was talking about when he sang that.↗

10:50Ian MalcolmBut we are going to learn about it with Miss Karen. We're going to unpack some of this backstory, what led up to the death of the czar, and perhaps put in motion this system that also killed Kennedy and all sorts of other things. But with that being said, before we go to Ms. Karen, I know we've got Rabbi and Joanne up here and Sharon.↗

11:07Ian MalcolmJust kind of curious if anybody wants to add any thoughts or color either to the stones, that song, or the topic of the conversation here.↗

11:16@joann_marieI remember Truth telling me that and I just completely forgot and went again to the devil because when I heard it the first time, when I was younger, I used to be like, yeah, they're talking about the devil. And then Truth was like, no, it's the Jews. And I was like, oh, right. And then I completely forgot and I went back to the devil.↗

11:33@joann_marieSo, yeah, no, I love it. So thank you so much, Ian.↗

11:38@malleusigGo for it, yeah. I just want to say that I think it's wonderful that You know, our music industry, you know, even back in the 60s, was this game of cat and mouse with bands trying to slip the truth into their music and pass the Jewish censors. And I hope that tradition continues. I really hope it does. I hope it continues with movies, too, to be honest.↗

12:02@malleusigI mean, I think we've talked about George Lucas and Stanley Kubrick in the past. Perhaps even David Lynch got in on that a little bit. I'm thinking about more of that. But I like our ongoing tradition of trying to slip truth past the Jewish filter. That needs to be done more.↗

12:21Ian MalcolmWell, and Rabbi, I think what we might need to do here is perhaps we could cue up some of that wonderfully counter-subversive music that you've put together, maybe a little jingle or something similar. You ask about that every time. are you not you're not sick of it yet i i don't think i could ever become sick of it it's beautiful oh fuck all right i'll do it↗

12:46Ian MalcolmAnd so what we could do is while we're queuing that up, maybe what we could do is get a little bit of a background on Miss Karen. Could get the introductions, could kind of kick off some of the table of contents, lay them out on the table for everybody. We'll get a little musical interlude of the choice of Mr. Malleus to add some additional little fun and energy.↗

13:05Ian MalcolmAnd then we will dive into the subject matter. Again, Karen, always so excited and humbled to be able to learn from you. They are some of the most informative spaces, again, that I've ever been able to be part of. So very, very thankful that you're here. And with that, I want to just hand you the mic. And again, thank you so much for being here.↗

13:23Speaker 2So are you actually a rabbi? Sorry to interrupt. Me?↗

13:29@joann_marieYes, he is. Baruch Hashem, Rabbi. Baruch Hashem.↗

13:33@malleusigI'm Baruch Hashem. I'm exactly as much of a rabbi as that. that Faker Schmully and that Schicksal Goldemeyer.↗

13:46@joann_marieOh, he left. He was like, oh, no.↗

13:47Ian MalcolmOh, no, I just said no more of that.↗

13:53Ian MalcolmPatron, we'll bring you up one more time. But if you do interrupt the featured speaker, we'll just have to remove the mic and call it a day. So we'll do that. It's a little friendly warning. And Karen, over to you.↗

14:04Speaker 3Well, thanks so much, Ian and Joanne. It was always a pleasure giving you all your space.↗

14:12Speaker 1Holocaust wasn't real. Fuck all y'all.↗

14:18Speaker 3Yeah, I mean, we had so much fun and it's always great to discover these... tidbits that seem to, you know, kind of reveal more of the history to us and let us connect the dots. So I guess today is one of those. And I guess it kind of reflects kind of a journey that a lot of us here have been taking, which is to see one layer revealed to us and just go deeper and deeper and start to see how they all kind of coalesce together.↗

14:49Speaker 3So↗

14:52Speaker 3Last time we talked about their Soviet poison cells and the American mind control, how that connects. And then we talk about their slavery being dominated by Jewish merchants as well as the cotton textile industries and how that actually connects to the Civil War. Then we talk about their... the Khaza origin and how that actually relates to the Chinese history to some extent, and how that actually relates to their crusaders.↗

15:28Speaker 3And there's this Turkic underlayment to their whole crusader movement. And it wasn't exactly a confrontation between the Arabs and the Christian world, but it's much more layered than that. So, and I guess, you know, is through that exploration of the Kazakh history, we also start to learn how they deem their Germanics, the Amaleks and the Armenians, the original Amaleks, and the reason being that they actually, you know, it is the Rus Vikings that vanquished the Khazaria kingdom.↗

16:10Speaker 3And the Vikings are not Slavic. They were... And so that kind of goes to explain a lot of their obsession from the medieval time from to present day, including like today I was kind of reading some very informative posts on the Boer War. And it's from this account called the Boer Identity. And I just like, you know, like this whole Afrikaners are Germanic, right?↗

16:38Speaker 3They're not just Germans, but... Scandinavians, the Dutch, the Franks, the Saxons, a lot of the British, I mean, the UK is actually Germanic. So these things are all kind of pieced together. So what we're about to kind of dive into is just our effort to understand the history and how they may affect their current obsessions, what they're getting at, so to speak.↗

17:08Speaker 3So to follow your instruction, I guess I am going to break down into who the Rouse Childs are. I think most of us know a lot about them, but just kind of briefly introduce that. I'm going to talk about who Karl Marx is, or at least what the general public kind of understand him to be. And as well, he's some personal...↗

17:34Speaker 3kind of, you know, tabloid kind of background. And then I'm going to go into actual relationship between the Rothschild family and the Karl Marx family. And then more importantly, the relationship between the Rothschilds expansion into actually UK. And then I guess I want to dive back to how Karl Marx rose to be the theologian of their whole communist movement.↗

18:03Speaker 3and how the Rothschilds actually supported him in some stipend way, which is covered up. Then we'll talk about actually the Bolshevik Revolution and how all these rich Jews supported the invasion. And that is a fact a lot of people, you know, a lot of us on this forum know, but I just want to shed more light on that. And then I want to talk about the other branch, which is the Zionist branch, right?↗

18:33Speaker 3Churchill said, Zionism versus, you know, Bolshevism and these two branches and how that also kind of came from the same line. And then at the end kind of converged and landed on what I've been saying lately, which is really the coming turn, the Bolshevik Soviet and the coming turn, the rule was the first Pax Judaica under Noahide law.↗

19:03Speaker 3And what we're about to face is a Pax Drudeica II, or what they're trying to do is a Pax Drudeica II under Noahide law. So just kind of have a religious kind of unification that of the spiritual guidance of the Sanhedrin for the Zionist part and the communist part and how they unite in this kind of vision of Pax Drudeica.↗

19:30Speaker 3So that's what I intend to do.↗

19:33Ian MalcolmNo, wonderful. And just really quickly, because it might help to orient some of the conversations going to follow this idea of the Pax Judaica. I'd be curious just for everybody's edification if they haven't seen that term. I know it's been flying around the last couple of weeks, but could you give us a very high level overview of kind of that ideology, which, again, we're kind of seeing the rise of in the present.↗

19:54Ian MalcolmAnd then what we'll do is hit pause, rewind, go back, you know, 150 or so plus years. to go back to the origin story of some of these things, which, you know, are essentially laying the foundation for what we see today.↗

20:07Speaker 3Right. I mean, and I put it very succinctly, it is a one world government, a secular government ruled by one secular chosen leader that is Judaic. And that is not just religion, but it's an ethno-religion. It's bound by blood. And they deem all others as soulless, cattle are the best, basically lesser beings than the Jews.↗

20:44Speaker 3And they are going to fulfill all the leadership positions of this one world world. And it's not just these governed or soulless creatures, but they are devoid of race, ethnicity, religion, heritage, memories. So that is what I understand perhaps Judaica vision looks like. And they certainly were in a race with AI to kind of see whether we're going to be depopulated or we just become, you know,↗

21:21Ian Malcolmslave labor so that's their that's i guess their answer to how i see the pastor they call i mean that's the more pessimistic version of course but no but it's it's i think it's a realistic one and we can look around and essentially what you have is the puppets uh that are propped up and keir starmer being a great example uh these people are being put into place and they are merely↗

21:48Ian MalcolmAnd this is one of the biggest problems, right, is that rather than trying to protect, let's say, the British people in English heritage and its culture, instead, they are clearly subverting their own citizenry for the benefit of this globalist, as Alex Jones would call it, empire. And that's where when you start to look and unpack, well, who are all these globalists and what are they all working towards?↗

22:11Ian MalcolmAnd that Pax Judaica starts to make a whole lot of sense. And it's in line with some of the ideological, I guess, suppositions that folks like ourselves have been making for quite some time. But it just becomes more and more clear that the writing is on the wall, that that's the direction that these things are going. And so what might be interesting is, again, we'll hit the pause button here.↗

22:33Ian MalcolmWe're going to hit rewind and go back that 150, 200 years. As we go through that rewind process, rather than listening to the of the VCR, we'll get some audio here from Mr. Malleus. And then what we'll do is Karen, what I'd be very curious about is for a lay of the land around the time of, let's say, Marx and this connection that we're obviously going to dive into.↗

22:56Ian MalcolmAnd what I'd love to do is to set the chessboard to contrast Pax Judaica, because what we're obviously going to see is a massive amount of nationalism, nations that are run by, in the case of Russia, the czars that have a religious focus. It's essentially antithetical to to everything that's Pax Judaica. And so it'd be neat to kind of explore what that world would have looked like very quickly so that you can then set the stage on what did this financial empire seek to do, seek to disrupt, and where did they seek to go?↗

23:26Ian MalcolmAnd so with that being said, Mr. Malleus, you want to maybe enlighten us as we, again, go into the DeLorean and go back in time here, 150 to 200 years.↗

23:34@malleusigSure. You mean enlighten you with music or?↗

23:39Ian MalcolmOf course. Yeah. Like I said, we'll take off. We got to get to 88 miles an hour. So turn on the speakers here and let's see what you got. Let's sing us something good then.↗

23:50@malleusigHi, this is Mallius and you're listening to Ian Mallicum on Twitter. Remember, the truth will set you free. Unless you live in Germany, in which case it will get you 15 to 40 months in jail.↗

24:12Speaker 4I wake up in my Brooklyn junior form. The words of mother come to me from my childhood years before. Our people have been long oppressed.↗

24:28Speaker 5All this time we've been held down.↗

24:32Speaker 4Mom knew what she was saying. She taught at Fordham across town.↗

24:41Speaker 4Our father's hedge fund is quite small, so he's acquainted with privation. And he told me that they'd never let us succeed in this nation. There's only one chance for our people to survive and live in peace. It's our native land that calls to us, the jewel of the Middle East. We're indigenous, it's always been this way with us Since we sprouted native from the ground And moved into the land we found Tomorrow is my last day here And then I fly to Tel Aviv I can't wait to land on native soil We're just like Aborigines↗

25:39Speaker 4I wonder what new friends I'll make and what wonders I will find.↗

26:12Speaker 4our struggle to be free to have a place to call our own the only place i can be me everyone has their own country having ours is only fair someday soon↗

27:24Ian MalcolmHow was that? That was beautiful. Just bravo. And folks, make sure to give a follow to the one and only Mr. Rabbi Malleus, who is using audio and music and all of these very engaging means to try and capture the attention of. of the normies, right, while also adding some fun and levity to everything that we're doing. And, Rabbi, I know that you even did a cartoon at one point.↗

27:50Ian MalcolmIf you want to give a quick little nod to that, and then we'll turn things over to Karen and exit the DeLorean here back in, I guess, the mid-1800s, if I'm not mistaken.↗

27:58@malleusigA cartoon? Which one? What are we talking about?↗

28:01Ian MalcolmYou were working on your Muppets series. Oh, the Muppet video?↗

28:04@malleusigYeah, yeah, that was the Blue Monsters video. Do you want to give a quick little description? It really kind of has to speak for itself. Why don't I put a link to the video into the profile and people can watch it? How's that?↗

28:18Ian MalcolmYeah, put it up into the nest and we'll save it and maybe we'll do a little audio clip from it when we get back in the DeLorean to fast forward a little bit in a couple of moments here.↗

28:28@malleusigSpeaking of DeLorean, like my Back to the Future parody is my pinned tweet. So anyone wants to see a video before I get that, I just go to my pinned tweet and watch. Forward to the Past, which is my redoing of the Back to the Future genre.↗

28:45@joann_marieIt's beautiful. I highly recommend.↗

28:49Ian MalcolmJust re-shared that in case anybody's looking for it, and I'll put that up into the nest. But yeah, Miss Karen, let's... We'll exit the gullwing doors of the DeLorean and hop on out, and we'll turn off the flux capacitor here, and... And what year are we arriving in, Karen? I forgot to ask you.↗

29:10Speaker 3Yeah, so the era we are going to start this whole story on is around 1800. So that was, you know, definitely after the founding of America, after the French Revolution as well. So Napoleon was marching onto the continent. And Britain at the time was already the greatest empire, expanded eastward through the British East India Company to India, and was expanding its influence through export to the China's Qing Dynasty.↗

29:52Speaker 3Qing Dynasty at the time was the height of its power. It was number one GDP holder at the time. And industrial revolution at the time was just, you know, hasting the speed of modernization. So there was much discontent in some ways among the working class during the revolutionary age. And Russia at the time was the up-and-coming empire and Germany as well.↗

30:29Speaker 3But... It was all their powers at the time, especially Germans, was overshadowed by the French influence and its stewardship of their, you know, Holy Roman Empire was coming to an end. And at the same time, the Ottoman Empire was also in the way. It's called Sick Man of Europe, etc. So that sort of general lay of land in there↗

30:59Speaker 3outside of America.↗

31:07Speaker 3So to so, Ian, do you want me to delve just kind of get into the subject more or less?↗

31:14Ian MalcolmWell, yeah. And when it comes to so just kind of curious on on the side, so you walk through Napoleon, what was going on there? I'm just kind of curious. Can you give us an overview of what you think would have been the perspective of.↗

31:27Speaker 3rothschilds and some of these other bankers in the state of the state that you just described uh yeah i mean so in terms of um in terms of its sort of influence right and that that's one of the first myths i want to dispel i mean we've always been under sort of this um suggestion that the rothschilds were funding both sides but essentially they were actually funding↗

31:57Speaker 3more the British side. So, I mean, just kind of, maybe that's a good start to kind of dive into who they were. Rothschilds, as probably many see to hear, were started by the first one that adopted the Red Shield. And Maya,↗

32:26Speaker 3Rothschild, Herschel Rothschild was in, let's see, was born in, is it 1744, I believe. Okay. And↗

32:47Speaker 3And he had five children that he sent to these different continents that called her Five Fingers or Five Points, etc. And that was the sort of legend that arose through this collaboration of the different family branches and became sort of the de facto... richest family, their finances, all these wars. And obviously we kind of know from the most current kind of rendition would be like their support for the Zionist state of Israel, how the Rothschild in that case would be Leona Rothschild, the Rothschild, because at the time he was already the second baron, how the declaration before was addressed to him and how he drafted↗

33:33Speaker 3with the first president of Israel, right? Is it Chaim Wiesenthal, I think? So that is sort of the Rothschild families enrolled into the Zionism. And before that, I mean, that's how they rose. The legend was they were financing both sides of the Napoleon and the Wellington War, how they grew rich by actually profiting from both sides.↗

34:00Speaker 3So, you know, So I guess we want to kind of just go back to his age and his child's age. And so how they really rose to prominence and how they really made their fortune was through the British connection, through Ashley, the second child, I believe, second son. He had the eldest son that stayed in Frankfurt, in Hanover.↗

34:31Speaker 3His second son was sent to London. And third son, I believe, was in Vienna. And the fourth son was in Paris. I'm not sure which the fifth son was. But anyway, so... Honey, really? When Nathan Mayer Rothschild was sent to London, and the mayor, Nathan Rothschild, was born in 1777. All right. So when he was sent to London in 1798, he was 21 years old.↗

35:03Speaker 3All right. So what was Mayor Amschel Rothschild's state of wealth at that time? He started, actually, supposedly, his father started a coin trading business. So it was relatively modest. He was not a court drew, but he did work for one of their banking service providers to... the Hess family of their, this is Prince William, but it's Chris William VI and it's Landgrove.↗

35:43Speaker 3And he was not, did not become the king of, you know, the Prussia or Germany, but he did actually, he was one of the wealthiest men on the continent at the time. But Mayor Rothschild was not the financier for the man. So his private fortune was not handed to him. He was simply one of the servicers of banking services to this person, to this family.↗

36:19Speaker 3And he was made chiefly the handler of that fortune only when Napoleon was advancing onto Germany. And He was made into the sole handler of the international banking services for this Land Royal family. And that was when he gave the fortune, banked part of the fortune with the British crown and supplied gold to the Duke of Wellington and the British government in a war, you know, the French.↗

37:01Speaker 3So his profit mainly came from the British side and the British ally side. It was not actually coming from his other sons in Paris side. Although there's still normal banking relationships, it was suggested that they're running cover for actually funneling money to the European and the continental territories. to the allies of the British, including the German side.↗

37:34Speaker 3So that contract with the Wellington Commission, with Nathan Rothschild, was not even entered into until 1815.↗

37:49Speaker 3And that was to supply coins to the Wellington troops in Spain and France. So they actually also pay the British subsidiaries in Austria, Prussia, and Russia. So from the British side, they were having, because of their own familial networks, they were able to kind of transfer funds more discreetly through the networks and the KINs.↗

38:21Speaker 3I guess you can do a monetary settlement more easily instead of moving funds around, you just kind of net whatever settlements. So that was the upside, but also the fact that they were having an entry into the gold coin trade, right? So I guess this is where, well, they actually started to dive into the market side, right?↗

38:49Speaker 3So I guess the bombshell is Karl Marx is related to Rothschild, not by blood, but through family. So Marx's mother's family, and for the Jewish side, his mother's side is pretty important, but both his side, his mother's side and his father's side came from long lines of rabbis. And his mother's side especially is... the chief rabbis.↗

39:18Speaker 3So the family actually originated in Amsterdam. And they went to UK. And by the time, so the patriarch of this family in UK was extremely well established. And that was Levi Baron Cohen. And he was born in 1747, just a couple years after the patriarch of the Rothschild family. So he had, by that time, become a diamond trader.↗

39:54Speaker 3His scale was definitely more international, more lucrative, and he was on the Stock Exchange, which is their only limited number of Jews on their London Stock Exchange. And he became one of their first ones to be on their London Stock Exchange, his family. So he was extremely well-established. And again, this is a long line of rabbis as well, as you can see, you know.↗

40:20Speaker 3This is kind of what I call the Jew Brahmin, right? So you actually supply their commercial side, the finance side, as well as sort of the intellectual side, their spiritual, religious leader side. So they had been very active in their British Jewish community. And very importantly, he was in-law to another family.↗

40:52Speaker 3let me see if I can pronounce it correctly, the Montefiore family. So he had two daughters. One is called Hannah, who was married to Nathan Rothschild in 1806. So 1806,↗

41:18Speaker 3Basically, he was Nathan Rothschild, came to the UK when he was 21. So that was about when he was like 25, 26. So he was married to Hannah, the daughter of the Baron Cohen family. And the other daughter, Judith or Julie, was married to the Montefiore family. And the Montefiore family was also in-law to another powerful family, the Mokada family.↗

41:55Speaker 3So the Mokada family, to give a context, was one of the oldest, most influential Anglo-Jewish families. They're Sephardic. And they, if you could, how... how long the roots are, they were the first 12 families that went to England and were admitted into England after Cromwell opened the gate to Jewish immigration. So they, the family, the Mercado family is synonymous at the time with global gold trade.↗

42:32Speaker 3So this family has been like trading billions and they were the exclusive permit holder for trading this gold brilliant broker to the Bank of England. So that's the Mercado family. That was in-law with the Baron Cohen family. That's basically in-law with this now Rothschild. So compared to them, Rothschild, when he first came to England, he started off in Manchester doing textile trading, and also he kind of continued his family's trading of rare coins, which is pretty...↗

43:08Speaker 3Cavendish market is definitely not the same as the Baron Cohen family's trade of diamonds. Definitely not the same as Moses Mokada's family trading of gold. So, and both families, as well as the Montefiore family, are on the London Stock Exchange, which the Rothschilds are not. So, what I'm trying to paint the picture is, also, aside from gold, there are also the silver king.↗

43:33Speaker 3They call the silver king. Anyway, so,↗

43:40Speaker 3So what you're looking at is what I'm trying to say is the Rothschilds were powerful, but they were just a court Jew to a minor lord on the continent, to a minor power at the time, which is definitely Germany was not as powerful as England, and was under threat by a Napoleon invasion. So when they took this... You know, sizable fortune to London, it was not really on the same scale and influence as, say, the very well-established Mocatta family, the Montefiore family, or their Baron Cohen family, which I call the cousin families.↗

44:22Speaker 3So there's a group of families. They were all interrelated by blood, by marriage. So you can say that it was really through this marriage, that the Rothschilds gained their entry into the big league. So to put it kind of, they made their first pot of gold through the Napoleon War. And to make that first pot of gold, they had to have the license to even trade in gold.↗

44:51Speaker 3And to trade in gold, they had to have this very exclusive entry into the family that was allowed to trade gold and all to actually have even the ability to, you know, be introduced to the Duke of Wellington or through the court Jews of the British court, right? So you can really make the argument it's through the marriage into their Karl Marx family, maternal family, that the Rothschilds got their really rise in the world.↗

45:30Speaker 3You know, obviously that relationship is very much obscured in the literature. I mean, of course, they even delve into the Rothschilds' taboo, but let alone this sort of more established British kind of connection or how they, the Rothschilds, really got their start, right? So, and...↗

45:57Speaker 3So...↗

46:00Speaker 3Another thing is, so the Duke of Wellington financing was not just facilitated by Rothschilds alone. They were actually facilitated by one of the family members, the Baron Coens as well. So you can say they made their gold, they made their... So they probably profited from that, from their advanced knowledge of what was happening to the British warfare.↗

46:28Speaker 3I mean, the continental warfare through their spy network, through the Rothschild family on the continent. But at the same time, Baron Cohen's were trading diamonds. They had pretty extensive merchants. or spy network on the continent as well. So, I mean, all we see over here is the Rothschild, but there is actually really a whole host of families that are all interrelated behind the Rothschilds that kind of assist in the rise of the Rothschilds.↗

47:01Speaker 3So the relationship of Karl Marx to the Rothschilds is that↗

47:13Speaker 3The Rothschild, I mean, the Patriarch's brother, Solomon Baron Cohen, had a daughter who was the grandmother of Karl Marx. So you can say the father-in-law to Nathan Rothschild was basically the great-uncle of Karl Marx. So that's how kind of they're related. And if you, well, when we say Mark Karl Marx Jewish, then you would say, oh, they converted, right?↗

47:56Speaker 3Because his father wanted to practice law. And as if, like, you know, the thing is the family is extremely, extremely wealthy at the time. I mean, you're going to see things like he was renting a two-bedroom apartment with his poverty-stricken wife, Jenny, who's from a super wealthy family, and how some of his kids died in poverty and destitute, whatever.↗

48:29Speaker 3So is that fiction? Is that truth? We do not know. Maybe it is all true, right? But... One fact I unearthed is that Karl Marx was given 700 failures for one year in his college. And his father wrote a letter complaining about that. So to give an idea of 700 failures, basically a middle class family in Britain at the time, in Germany at the time, could survive on...↗

49:04Speaker 3100 sailors a year very comfortably okay so so i mean you know so he was definitely a daddy um very i guess well very well appointed um another fact is and then when you look at the official literature it was always there you know frederick ingos through his textile his family's textile company supplied him with funds, et cetera, right?↗

49:37Speaker 3What is not known, well, what is obscured is actually the Rothschild family did write Karl Marx two checks and supply this room in their great, you know, the British Museum for him to writing, okay? So at one time, it was claimed that these two checks were actually displayed in the British Museum. And that has been taken out.↗

50:02Speaker 3And now it's denounced as conspiracy theory. They said they didn't have any such records, you know, in the British Museum's whatever, you know, files. So there's that possibility. He was actually supported. But another fact about Karl Marx, is that, oh, by the way, Karl Marx, his name is Moses Levi Mordechai, right? And we know the Mordechai actually of the Sanhedrin.↗

50:33Speaker 3So the fact that he, both his father's and mother's families from long line of chief rabbis, not just any regular rabbi. And we understand from our just, you know, being kind of... inundated with all these rabbis, chief rabbis, who say outrageous things about humanity, how much regard they're holding. And so we can understand that, you know, like I said, he's a Brahmin Jew.↗

51:00Speaker 3There's a huge amount of arrogance and entitlement. So aside from the financial support, supposed financial support from his own banking family, from, you know, rumored to checks written by, you know, and the room supplied by the Rothschilds and also the Ingalls textile money, right? This communist, supposedly. He was also supported by his uncle.↗

51:28Speaker 3And who is his uncle? So his uncle was a merchant that... accumulate the original capital through exploitation of workers. Anyway, that gave birth to Philips Electronics. The Philips Electronics, we all know. They come glamorous. The company was officially started by his cousin, by his uncle's sons. But the capital really came from his uncle, and his uncle had been supporting him.↗

52:05Speaker 3Was he supported because he was, you know, in poverty? Or was he supported because he was a crypto rabbi, right? Like, as we can see, a lot of these rabbis, they did not work. They just engaged in studies and, you know, theorizing and writing books and, you know, professing, right? So, and so there is definitely a pecking order between the priestly class and the↗

52:36Speaker 3you know merchant class right so so i mean that's obviously we do not know for sure but it's it's a pretty reasonable you know kind of extrapolation depending on i mean like according to our knowledge of how you know the current rabbis exist and and uh how you know it is also true of other you know, comparable societies like the Hindu society, where there's the caste system and, you know, the, you know, the priestly class and not necessarily the wealthy class, but they are definitely the most revered class and have the most privileges.↗

53:09Speaker 3So there are different roles, a division of labor, right? But it's all for the collective. So, so, so the Phillips electronics, you know, definitely we, we understand how it went into all these different fields and to kind of go back to what, you know, Ian was saying, the rabbi was saying, like, they also kind of, you know, are in our space creating music, cultural content that definitely have their own ideologies kind of CPing, right?↗

53:41Speaker 3So anyway, so that's Karl Marx. But of course, the Karl Marx we know is the Karl Marx that wrote, you know, Communist Manifesto, right? And... supposedly he adopted the Hegelian kind of rhetoric and dialectics, and also their Das Kapital, which is a critique of the capitalist society. So how do they reconcile these, right?↗

54:07Speaker 3Like, oh, he's against capitalists, right? And that's one claim. The other claim is, oh, he wrote the Jewish question, right? He's anti-Semitic, right? So how do they reconcile all this? The way I look at it, their sort of inter-Semitic part is he's a brimming Jew. He has disdain for, you know, sort of what I call retail Jews, right?↗

54:33Speaker 3The peddler Jews. I mean, he came from exceedingly, you know, privileged background. So there is sort of like, you know, yeah, there's a mockery of Jews that make the profit or actually through capitalism. So we're going to delve into sort of the Bolshevik idea. So, and the idea that, you know, he's kind of against, you know, I guess the religious, right?↗

55:04Speaker 3He's a religion is the OPM of the people. So we're against all these religions. So we're going to actually take those two and kind of look, examine communism in practice. you know, how to really argue against people who make those points and how to actually perceive it, how to reconcile our own vision, our own narrative of what he is, where he fits in, right?↗

55:27Speaker 3But just on the naughty side, I mean, he, even though his wife kind of, you know, his family supported, very handsome dowry and, you know, kind of constantly support them through financial supplements, he... actually managed to father a child with the maid that his wife brought home, right? Sorry. Brought through the marriage.↗

55:53Speaker 3So, yeah. And Ingalls actually kind of made this sort of, you know, proclamation that that's his child. It turns out that wasn't his child. So... Yeah, so there is sort of a lot of these things being shifted onto Ingo's whatever, you know, like he's kind of just a, you know, bad boy, okay? You know, the caddy. So, and interestingly, I just recently found out that one of the more heinous, like genocidal things that Karl Marx said, right?↗

56:34Speaker 3So I kind of listed it as kind of the quote, his remark, right? And I had seen those remarks and I actually had read it from a book as quite reputable. And then somebody said, well, no, that was actually not Mark's remark. That was Ingo's. You are, you know, a Jew hater or whatever. And I was like, oh, you know, I better make sure that I know what I'm talking about.↗

56:59Speaker 3So I actually went to the original magazine, their magazine that was, edited by Karl Marx at the time. It was actually handed to him through Moses Hess, another person I'm going to introduce. So it was a magazine that Marx had so kind of editorial control over. And they were like, that was actually authored by Engels. So I went to the digital library of this university and kept a digital copy of all their magazines.↗

57:34Speaker 3And I was like, oh, it does say Ashley Ingalls. So I apologized to the person. I was like, yeah, no, I'm sorry. I actually misattributed to Marx, right? And then I went back and I was like, you know, I want to go see the original, right? So I went to see, you know, if there are any digital scans of the original. And the digital scan did not have Ingalls' name on it.↗

57:57Speaker 3So through this whole digitization process, They would, like, claim, oh, those archives are really hard to access. They may not be digitized. And this is really their compiled version of these magazines. And just, you know, conveniently added Ingo's name to that article where that heinous quote came from, right? But the original did not have his name on it.↗

58:22Speaker 3And that magazine itself, in any case, was exclusively, like, under the unfist of editorial fist of Karl Marx. So Ingalls has become kind of the sidekick, whatever, the person who takes the blame for things that are not conveniently given to Karl Marx. So that is sort of their family background. And the family background of how the current Marx family, maternal family, was even more powerful and really gave the Rothschild the entry into the gold trade and access to the British royalty and where the Rothschild made the first real pot of gold.↗

59:09Speaker 3And so these families, it's very hard to kind of imagine that these families just went away and they, you know, they're all in-laws or cousins and... So Karl Marx really came from that background and direct descendants of that background. So that sort of plugged into the ultra wealthy families, right? And the second part is he's ultra orthodox, ultra revered in terms of his position in the Jewish world, maybe even above the banking class, right?↗

59:41Speaker 3So that's the two things we need to sort of understand about Karl Marx. And I guess, you know, going back to also his relationship with the Zionist movement, right? And how many rabbis are connected to that? So, you know, his mentor, who's, you know, probably 10 years older, a decade older than him, was Moses Hess, right?↗

1:00:13Speaker 3Moses Hess was basically, you know, even earlier kind of a theologian of the Zionist movement. And he was the one that founded the magazine that Mark Chalmers took over. I mean, there is a division. I mean, there is actually kind of a... divergent between the two men later on, and Moses has this supposedly a little milder version of Karl Marx, and Karl Marx was all spewing these, like, spitting fire and holocausts, and basically he's like, you know, let me actually read one of the things he said, right?↗

1:00:57Speaker 3So, let's see. These outrageous quotes.↗

1:01:07Speaker 3So essentially he's saying there are only three races, three groups that are worth preserving in this world. They're progressive. And the rest of them can all perish in a revolutionary hellstorm. Sometimes it's called apocalypse, sometimes called, you know, Hellstorm sometimes is called Holocaust. So he's saying that every other race, they're just too trash.↗

1:01:42Speaker 3They call it trash races. They should just perish, right? And those trash races, he listed some of them, like the Bretons, the Basques, the Scots. So, yeah, some very, very... very specific ideas of how these different ethnicities should just disappear, right?↗

1:02:06Ian MalcolmAnd Karen, it's very curious because to hop in and just flesh that out a little bit, because I think this is really important, right? There's often this idea of every accusation is a confession, right? And that idea of that being one of the... And I've heard somebody suggest that was one of the first recorded uses of...↗

1:02:25Ian Malcolmthe term Holocaust to describe what was basically going to need to be the cleansing of all of these societies that were not going to be able to be lifted up as part of this, you know, communist utopia that they were describing. And again, it is very, it's very creepy to think. And I'm just curious for you, since you touched on this, the idea of angles.↗

1:02:47Speaker 3Right. So that the quote I. I said was actually at one time erroneously attributed to Engels. They were like, oh, Engels said that. And it was definitely a kind of fraudulent addition of his name. It was actually said this. I found the quote. It says, among all the nations, there are only three which have been carriers of progress, the Germans, the Poles, and the Magyars.↗

1:03:10Speaker 3The chief mission of all the other races and peoples, large and small, is to perish in the revolution Illusionary apocalypse. Okay. So the apocalypse. Sometimes it's called. Holocaust. Sometimes. Hellstorm. Sometimes. Yeah. It's just sort of. Like everyone else. Can just perish. And these are. These remains of nations.↗

1:03:36Speaker 3Listed. And then he listed. Like Gauls. The Bretons. The Basques. The Scots. This ethnic trash. Always becomes. And remains. Okay. until its complete extermination or denationalization, the most lunatic carrier of counter-revolutionary. So they're saying, he's saying like these other races, right? They are basically like such nuisance.↗

1:04:07Speaker 3They just, until they're completely just exterminated or... Ripped off their, you know, any nationality. They're just going to be our obstacles to our, I mean, complete new birth of a utopia world, right? So that's the kind of rhetoric that he's spewing, right?↗

1:04:27Ian MalcolmAnd just to add, again, a little bit of context. So I just want everybody to keep in mind what you just heard within this cauldron, let's say, which is quite evil. of the fact that, and I know you're touching upon this with Moses Hess, right, that he was an intellectual counterpart to this very group of people. So the same person writing Rome and Jerusalem, which is basically the foundational text of Zionism, these people are sitting around saying the only way to bring about the nirvana that we envision is for all of these other people to be completely exterminated off the face of the earth.↗

1:05:04Speaker 3Right. Right. So...↗

1:05:08Ian MalcolmIt just falls in line so much. And it sounds crazy until you put it out in very black and white terms like that.↗

1:05:15@malleusigIt's almost as if they literally just accused the entire world of wanting to do what they were planning to do from the very beginning.↗

1:05:22Speaker 3Right. Yeah. And that was 1940s, right? I mean, 1840s, right? You know, so... 18... 100 years before the 40s.↗

1:05:29@malleusigYeah. 1845 or 1848. Yeah. These little sneaky bitches.↗

1:05:32Speaker 3Right.↗

1:05:38@malleusigNo one turned on them.↗

1:05:40Speaker 3So here's another letter. So this is actually from Britt's account. He quoted a letter from Rabbi Baruch Levy to Karl Marx. So these are some of the things he's saying. He's saying in this new world order, they actually use the word new world order, children of Israel will furnish all the leaders without Encountering any opposition, the governments of the different peoples forming the world republic will fall without difficulty into the hands of the Jews.↗

1:06:23Speaker 3It would then be possible for the Jewish rulers to abolish private property and everywhere to make use of the resources of the state. Thus will the promise of the Talmud be fulfilled. Okay. In which it said that time Messiah will come. The Jews will have all the property of the world. All right. Now, I do not know. I mean, there has always been denounced like, oh, this is a forgery.↗

1:06:54Speaker 3This doesn't happen, right? So this is probably an entry into like the Zionism, as we say, the Moses has and... And of course, the Rothschild tied into that as well. So that's one sort of the branch of kind of the rule of the world. So even actually the Zionists at the time was kind of more of a universalist, right? In a sense, they don't just want Zion, but they actually want Zion to be the shining capital where they rule the whole humanity from, right?↗

1:07:30Speaker 3So... So, I mean, then it goes into the Russia. So another thing very interesting, like when I was reading Marx, I mean, like we were forced to read Karl Marx especially. And it's not just an economic theory. Now, here's the thing about Karl Marx. It is not just economic theory. It is a theory of history as well. So they kind of spin their, you know...↗

1:07:58Speaker 3hey, the Hegelian theory is more ethereal, like they actually kind of elevate to the divinity within the person, right? Like evolve into whatever. But from Karl Marx's point of view, it is also, I mean, you can say it's extremely secular, but actually it's extremely spiritual at the same time because actually instead of having, say, heaven, right?↗

1:08:24Speaker 3They have this communist heaven. And when this heaven is going to come, you may never know, but you're going to have to struggle until it comes, right? It is a promise. And it is basically a form of struggle that has to be constant in order to have this... synthesis in order to be a new man. So it's a nonstop process. There is never an endpoint.↗

1:08:53Speaker 3So whoever is going to be the ruler is going to tell you when that endpoint has been achieved. And if it has never achieved, the workers never really see the paradise. They just become slaves, essentially. earning basic income, right? It's really up to rulers to say, you know, when is the time to be this, you know, kind of achieve that kind of end stage, right?↗

1:09:16Speaker 3In the meantime, they are exploiting their, like this rabbi, you know, Baruch is saying, exploiting the resources of all the states. So this is my answer to everybody, which is we're going to go into the Bolsheviks and their communists. And the thing is, they're not just in Russia, right? They're in what I call half of Eurasia, right?↗

1:09:40Speaker 3Through the coming turn. So when you look at Hungary, look at, say, the Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Yugoslavia, Spain, Cuba, China, these all are Jews being parachuted into these places. And they're like, oh, you know, how can it be in Italy? They were all like Jews that started communism. And they were like less than 1%, which is not true.↗

1:10:10Speaker 3They were actually quite a few Jews. But it was like, you know, Russia, it was 2%, right? In China, it's like, you know, negligible, like 0%, right? And if you look at Germany, I mean, it's sizable, but they still represent a very small minority, but they were able to overcome, I mean, overthrow all of that. So it wasn't just Soviet.↗

1:10:29Speaker 3It was a... worldwide um so that that's why i want to actually stop like what's all to stop kind of referring to it just as soviet but or bolshevik or whatever but really i like to use the word coming to jews under pax judeica one all right because there was like coming to one coming to two come to three certain to four i mean basically it is a worldwide network i'm sorry i'm sorry i'm sorry did you say common turn the communist international yeah↗

1:11:00@malleusigComment on, okay, I just want to make sure I get the word right.↗

1:11:02Speaker 3Right, right. So it is a global network. You know, say when people say globalists, they're really thinking about global transnational corporations. But in this case, it literally is a global effort to kind of overthrow all the governments, right?↗

1:11:24Ian MalcolmAnd Karen, really quickly, just because obviously, people very familiar with the history in Germany, like you mentioned, but the common term being a political manifestation, essentially, of the satellites that were all reporting back, essentially, to Russia as kind of the bastion of the empire, right, at this point in time.↗

1:11:44Ian MalcolmCan you just kind of break, because I know we did the whole space on the CCP, and I'll try to find that and put it into the nest, but just kind of curious if for anybody that's not as familiar with the term, if rabbis not, perhaps, If you could just give a little bit of, you know, what those satellites were doing, how they were operating, how they were funding, because I think it plays into this.↗

1:12:04Speaker 3So so we talked a little bit about China, obviously. What happened was they actually just would send people onto the ground and start identifying certain what they call progressive students and intellectuals. And very interestingly, and I mean, like something I did not actually touch on when we were talking about that.↗

1:12:26Speaker 3was one of Mao's kind of rebound from his defeat. It started in Yan'an, and that was the Shaanxi province. That whole area was cultivated. The early Marxists were not Mao, were not the army that actually settled there, but it was actually from these Lida...↗

1:12:54Speaker 3Ai Qing. Okay, so Ai Qing, who's Ai Qing? I'm not sure if you guys have heard of Ai Weiwei. He's like really big international artist. So Ai Qing was a poet, but he was the early adopter of Marxism and he cultivated sort of Marxist movement in the whole Shanxi area. And Ai is a Jewish name. It's a very typical name. Kaifengzhu name.↗

1:13:23Speaker 3I mean, there are about seven big names in Kaifengzhu, but there are only two that are very identifiable as Jewish names. Others are more like sort of regular Chinese names that are shared by a lot of Han people. So it's very curious that he would be recruited, so to speak.↗

1:13:46Speaker 3certainly, like, don't lie, is actually gay, okay? I mean, like, I mean, there are people who they recruit, but of a certain kind of, you know, background. They're more susceptible to their ideology, whatever. So they would send these pods onto the ground, start recruiting people, and start organizing the CCP, right? And that's what they do.↗

1:14:07Speaker 3Then when they went to Spain, that's what they do. That's what they did when they were in Cuba. So just, you know, start a charter there, sort of like TPUSA. Okay, like start a charter there, and then you're going to report to me, and you're going to use the same textbooks, the same sort of, you know. theoretical framework or its Marxism.↗

1:14:29Speaker 3And this is how you're going to use the same propaganda material. And I'm going to give you the stipend. Basically, their financing of the CCP for many, many years was exclusively coming from the Soviets. And it wasn't just the Soviet, it's also the international networks. So you have like Jews from Netherlands, Jews from Canada, like all parachuting in and just supply whatever they needed, right?↗

1:14:54Speaker 3Weapons, medicine, you know, outside propaganda, help, et cetera, sympathetic newspapers, you know, et cetera. So they periodically would send all these cadres, young classes of people to Moscow to have these special schools to be trained. And even, you know, kind of fix you up with your spouse So you have breed revolutionary children.↗

1:15:17Speaker 3Anyway, so that's like the bulk of the Chinese leadership went through that. And they were not just recruited in China. They were recruited in Japan. And they were recruited in France. A lot of them in France, actually. Like Zhou Enlai, Zheng Xiaoping, they were recruited in France. So there are these, you know. So there's that network and they give specific leadership directives, like you have to do land reform, right?↗

1:15:47Speaker 3You got to give me the quota of how much land reform you have done, how many landlords you have actually executed, et cetera, right? So how much land have you actually distributed to the worst elements of Chinese society? So you see that kind of replicated everywhere. So that's sort of the communist international. So it's a charter, right?↗

1:16:16Speaker 3So kind of going back, stepping back a little bit, because the whole Russian, you know, kind of what is Russian is not really Russian, right? So I think everybody on this call is pretty familiar with the Judeo nature of Bolshevism. But there are something others, so they're like, like to list, you know, we list all the,↗

1:16:38Speaker 3commissars how many like overwhelming majority of the commissar 80 to 85 percent quoted by say putin in a talk with them you know russian um rabbis um religious leaders And you would actually say, you know, have Solzhenitsyn, who is an extremely gentle soul, who is extremely mild, and who would say they are not Russian, right?↗

1:17:08Speaker 3He is very, very kind of mildly. And then you have definitely others who compile the numbers. But I usually find that if I quote like the Ambassador Francis, who actually gave a report back to the State Department, to the State Department, then the equivalent of that, basically saying, you know, this has nothing to do with Russia.↗

1:17:32Speaker 3They're not Russian. They're just Jews. Okay. So the only people involved in this whole process is to the 2%. Okay. So I think that people find that pretty convincing. But I guess then fewer people. So the first barrier is, are they Jewish? Yes, they are Jewish. And the second is, I find very convincing to me and to persuade other people is to say the richest bankers of the Jewish communities financed almost exclusively the Russian coup, right?↗

1:18:11Speaker 3The Bolshevik coup, right? Initially, the Russian takeover, the... kind of dethroning of the Tsar, as well as the later, you know, just because there are two, right? The first one is more the social democratic movement. The other is just a Bolshevik movement. But both of them, they were financed, armed, trained, propagandized almost exclusively by Jewish communities, the leaders of the Jewish communities.↗

1:18:46Speaker 3These are They're comedian newspaper runners, they're bankers. And, you know, somebody actually recently gave a whole list of all the bankers that participated. One of them is, you know, Jacob Schiff, who actually gave $200 million to the Japanese to raise their army. And it was not just the financing, but also arming, providing them with the best arms at the time.↗

1:19:13Speaker 3So which constitute, and I usually like to translate into like very specific percentage, 42% of the Japanese army was supplied by the Jews, by Jewish bankers to attack the Tsar from the East, right? And he's... Japanese armies ended up actually getting Chinese Manchuria and Chinese port, right, as their, you know, compensation, as participation trophy.↗

1:19:39Speaker 3And then from there, they actually venture inside into China for an invasion. But anyway, but they also turned against the Jews. The same with the Germans, right? At the time, Germany had its own incentive to kind of give... you know, kind of green light. And the Turkish-Jewish banker lobbied the German government to actually give these revolutionaries a free pass through the territory, just like, you know, the Warburgs arranged their passports for, you know, their trust gate to go through Canada unarrested to back to Europe.↗

1:20:18Ian MalcolmSo... And real quick, Karen, because that number, 200 million,↗

1:20:26Ian Malcolmto the Russo-Japanese War, 1904 and 1905, $200 million from Jacob Schiff. So I went and asked it. That is the equivalent of essentially $8 billion in modern-day, let's say, capital adjusted for inflation, according to Grok. Am I understanding that correctly? That's an absurd amount of money to be tossing around. From this little prospective Jewish banking organization to an empire to assist in their war, it just seems wild.↗

1:21:03Speaker 3Right.↗

1:21:04Ian MalcolmAnd some people would say that this was not a global affair. It was not something being financed for the exclusive benefit of the banking class. That's a wild number. I was unfamiliar with that.↗

1:21:17Speaker 3Right. But here's the thing, right? We can call them banking class, right? But when you think about how at the time the Jews are saying this is our war, the Tsar needs to be deposed, you know, this is our revenge, right? And the fact that the Rothschilds, these are the Rothschilds' associates, they're, you know, Kamlob and whatever.↗

1:21:40Speaker 3These are all, they're interrelated through marriage, through blood, families, and they're religious families, right? Like the Rothschilds were religious. They're you know, tumultuous Jews, right? So it is a tribal thing. Yeah, it is banker, but it's also tribal. So to think there is still bankers, and then also not just the bankers, right?↗

1:22:06Speaker 3A lot of the money, early brochure for money was through bond sales. And actually, Solzhenitsyn in 200 years together did talk about that. Most of the bonds were sold and bought. I mean, were purchased by Jews. So across communities, Jewish communities, everywhere in the world.↗

1:22:25Ian MalcolmAnd real quick, Karen, on that. So I just went in and I looked not only at the value of the 200 million in modern day dollars, but more so to do it relative to GDPs at the time. Because there's kind of two different pieces that you'd have to factor in to try and understand the total actual value of the money, right? And according to Grok...↗

1:22:46Ian MalcolmGiven the relative share of the U.S. GDP at the time, it would be vastly larger, potentially in the values of hundreds of billions, if not trillions of dollars in economic power that was given over and funded over half of the war effort for Japan done by this banking cabal. This is that is crazy.↗

1:23:09Speaker 3Right. And the theme is they. absolutely said their motivation was response to the Russian Empire's anti-Jewish policies, right? So, and it was their program in 1903, which again, according to Solzhenitsyn, is a very different story from the Russian side compared to the Jewish side, right? There were 6 million, 6 million then, right?↗

1:23:36Speaker 3So, yeah. So it was not just a banker's kind of a banking class. It was a tribal. They, the banking leaders, as leaders of the tribe, were actually financing this effort through actually selling off, you know, floating that on the Wall Street, actually. So it was like unwittingly also bought out by the general public in some ways, right?↗

1:24:05Speaker 3So, which had no tribal agenda. So, yeah. So that is very powerful to say, oh, why is a banker giving money for their atheistic, anti-capitalist, you know, whatever, Bolsheviks, right? So, no, it's because it's, as you say, Bolshevism is Judaism. So it is the Pax Judaica. It is their effort to revenge, you know, have revenge, exact revenge against their enemies.↗

1:24:37Speaker 3or perceived enemies, because they're ever vengeful, and to establish their rule, their world. So, which has infinite implication for our future. Like, are they really gonna stop at greater Israel? Are they not wanting to actually go back to Khazaria and take Ukraine, take it from Russia and punish Russia, but also punish every other country that's ever↗

1:25:06@malleusigactually been you know they've ever had any kind of um you know hold over and who ended up actually kicking them out or not really having their influence they're firmly still in place right so i would say it's not even that easy though because like we know these people if they want your shit all they have to do is rewrite their books so that you have offended them or you are↗

1:25:34@malleusigyou know 20 generations back somebody insulted a jew on the streets of munich and then suddenly you're amalek and now they have all the reason and excuse they need just to kill you and take your so it's like yeah it's it's not even about actual grievances right right and then this is the crazy part which is again what i gleaned from social needs and which kind of makes me like↗

1:25:58Speaker 3Wow. You know, to think, right? Tsar Alexander II, who actually came to Lincoln's aid, all right, on the Union side. And at the time, the only empire did not have central banking kind of presence in Europe. He was assassinated, attempted, his life attempted on seven times. Then he ended up It ended up succeeding the seventh time.↗

1:26:28Speaker 3Okay. And who is Tsar Alexander II? He emancipated the Jews the same time he emancipated Russian serfs. Okay. Like he's the savior, right? Like the Russian serfs were like extremely revering him as kind of a father figure. Okay. But the Jews basically paid back saying that did not go far enough. You got to go more. give us more freedom, give us whatever, okay?↗

1:26:58Speaker 3So they kept, like, assassinating him. And it was even more crazy, and they were always like, oh, the Tsar just, like, kept us in the pale, and they restricted us from other trades, and it's just not true. He actually, there were a lot of chances and opportunities to integrate into the Russian society, but the religious leaders of the pale had...↗

1:27:24Speaker 3a lot of say they were just like, we do not get drafted. We Jews do not serve in military. You know, if we become regular Russian, you know, citizen, like the Slavs, the slaves, you know, the soulless goyim, we actually have to go get drafted in wars, right? Like they do in Ukraine. They don't draft all those roomful party full of Jews.↗

1:27:47Speaker 3You draft Ukrainians. So they actually refused assimilation. even though I had a chance to, because they did not really. The chief reason is, you know, drafting. And the other reason, okay, I want everybody to know this, and I'm proud I actually dug into that before. You know, like 85% of the alcohol trades and the tavern trades in Eastern Europe, in Poland especially, are concentrated in Jewish hands.↗

1:28:23Speaker 3All right. And 30% to 40% of the pale residents were involved in alcohol and tavern trades. Now, if you just count, like, working-age people, right, that's majority in alcohol and tavern trades, where they actually, the newly emancipated serfs, like, you know, basically drinking all this alcohol and mortgaged their land.↗

1:28:51Speaker 3they ended up losing their land, newly earned land to these tavern owners. So the czar kind of intervened and said, you know, we got to do something about this. So we... Now, I'm going to actually take some of your alcohol license. In return, I'm going to give you free land. Well, it's not free. In exchange for alcohol license, right?↗

1:29:10Speaker 3And I'm going to give you the settlement of land, give you agricultural help. So this idea that, oh, they were not allowed to own land, own property, it just... It's just beneath them. It was not something they were into. It was not lucrative. So they abandoned the land. They got the land, they abandoned it and went back still doing alcohol after they supposedly not supposed to be doing that anymore.↗

1:29:31Speaker 3Anyway, so that's the czar they claim this hatred for, right? So, you know.↗

1:29:38@malleusigIt's almost as if like European history is basically them accusing us of like continually trying to exterminate them. And then proving over and over again that that really was the only smart option.↗

1:29:59@malleusigYou know what I mean?↗

1:30:01Speaker 3Right. I mean, it's it's there's a lot of it's just it is a thing. Right. Like I think most for most people, if they just even given a piece of land somewhere. Right. Like. have practiced their own whatever religion you call it whatever right even even if you don't approve they just by themselves they're doing their own thing and they even if actually you know profit from the trade disproportionately one-sidedly that's acceptable it's it's more the fact that they they have to coexist right with you but at the↗

1:30:44Speaker 3There's just hatred, right? And the hatred, it definitely is more coming from their side. I mean, some of the grievances are justified, yeah, but overall it's very hard. It's very hard. So going back to not only this financing part, right? So we're talking about like all these people, are they Jewish? Yes, they're mostly Jewish.↗

1:31:08Speaker 3And then we're talking about this financing source. Yes, they're mostly Jewish. And what is very interesting, and I actually found this account called Fitzgerald Informant, very interesting aspect of that. So we kind of learned the Orthodox Church of Russia after, you know, whatever, the Soviet era, and they determined that the Tsar family was ritual murdered.↗

1:31:36Speaker 3so that's why they became you know kind of the saints right i i was in actually in katarina um the city where they had the church and i actually visited the church um so i actually did a trans-siberian trip which is very informative um so so yeah they were ritual murdered um and we also remember that you know, kind of a poster at the time where they had the czar's crown on this chicken, right?↗

1:32:04Speaker 3Where they basically saw the czar as the sacrificial chicken. So what I'm trying to say is there is a, you know, kind of a Judaic, Tomodic religious aspect to their, you know, kind of murdering the czar family. But not only that, according to this account, which actually came from this French, is it Marquis or Kant? I have to find his name.↗

1:32:33Speaker 3So he's basically saying, you know, it is Judaism and it is just atheism. It was just a lie. And it was just a Judaic effort to actually mask their ambition for the whole world, right? So somebody was saying, It was actually, no, it was a rabbi, a current rabbi, who actually went from Russia to Israel, who actually was saying, you know, when you look at the hammer and sickle, right?↗

1:33:06Speaker 3So the hammer and sickle, like as we all learned when we were kind of first getting, got in contact with Marxism, oh, hammer represents the working, the workers, the factory workers. And the sickle represents the peasants. the farmers, and they unite in the people, in their people power to oppose whatever regime, right?↗

1:33:27Speaker 3But, I mean, I always said, well, you know, if you look at Hamasiko, there are two tools of instruments, instruments of deaths, right? And the red color is just basically the red blood, right? So, and obviously, pentagram, you know, that's the Solomon's seal, right? Evoking the devil, right? Like calling out the devil, a powerful source.↗

1:33:53Speaker 3But somebody also said that when you look at the word form of the hammer and the sickle, the word form of sickle, it actually is the word El Shaddai, which is the God Almighty in Hebrew. It's in their genesis. It's in their job. It is actually before the God, Yahweh, that should not be actually named, comes into even revealing to the world.↗

1:34:28Speaker 3He sends this form that's revealed to the sages, like the leaders. And this is called El Shaddai. El Shaddai, so the... L is the hammer, and there's a D, the D is the sickle in the Hebrew form, those words. And when you combine that in those form, and there was a famous picture of the statue of whatever people holding, the one holding a sickle, one holding the hammer.↗

1:34:59Speaker 3And when they're juxtaposed and projected onto the wall, you actually see the Jewish word, the shin for shekelah. And actually, that's sort of also their kind of, you know, you can also say, you know, it is an invocation of the god of destruction, right? So that is the religious aspect, possibly, to the Bolshevik invasion, so to speak, conquer, the conquest of half of Eurasia.↗

1:35:36Speaker 3And that's what I keep reminding people. It's not just their, you know, 50 million to 100 millions of Christians that died. Yes, their number one enemy, what their mortal enemies are, the whites, and when I say white, I mean like Germanic, Celtic, and Slavic, right? But there are also a very large number of Central Asians and Siberians and even Chinese, right?↗

1:36:01Speaker 3So I was in Mongolia, I mean the capital of Mongolia, and they actually had a museum when you, it was just extremely brutal, you know, history of how the Soviet basically wiped away almost all their religious class, right? So there is that, you know, how in, you know, 1897, the Protocol of Zion, and when you look at the last Protocols of Zion, right, they basically are to say we're going to have a world government.↗

1:36:34Speaker 3It's... led by jews and they are nobody's gonna have their ethnicities anymore nobody is gonna we're just gonna be under this jewish law um so it basically is what i call a noahide you know order under pax judaica And the Noahide law, if you look at just the laws themselves, they look very innocuous. Like, you've got to do good things, you know.↗

1:37:04Speaker 3And every time I cite Noahide, I put, like, rainbow around it because, really, just like the Russian oblast, the Jewish oblast in Siberia and in Ukraine, they had two oblasts there, the provinces, Jewish-exclusive provinces. The flag is the rainbow flag. The Noahide flag is rainbow. So sort of this leftist culture, you know, transgenderism, which kind of coincides with our six genders, eight genders of, you know, this culture conquest, right?↗

1:37:48Speaker 3And this sort of religious conquest, which is erasure. of all the religions or the heritage bearers who have memories of the religions, like in the Mongolian priestly class, right, or the shaman class, or in the Chinese, all the elders in all the villages, right? And so erasure of everything, including the culture artifacts, like they're bombing Lebanon right now and just erasing thousands of years of history and...↗

1:38:20Speaker 3you know, in Iran, bombing their beautiful, you know, heritage that's really the heritage of all of humanity, right? And at the same, what they did was they burned so much, some 1,000 years of sediment of Chinese culture just burned, right? All the temples destroyed. So... I'm saying in that world, in the Noahide world, we do not have history, right?↗

1:38:47Speaker 3We do not have memory. We don't have our own religion. And the idol worshippers, like the Christians, will be decapitated. And so it's in a revolutionary hellstorm, apocalypse. So in that vision, Marxist, Karl Marx, was actually very religious. So they erase everybody's religion, but it just coincides so well with the prodigals of Zion, especially the last few prodigals.↗

1:39:20Speaker 3I mean, it coincides so well with Chabad's, you know, Rabbi Schneerson's vision of, you know, the soulless. cattle. They're non-Jews. They don't have souls. We Jews have souls. We are chosen to lead them. We'll all be served 2,800 whatever slaves, right? They may not even need us anymore now that I have AI. But so it really, and it goes back to people saying, whoa, but Marx is actually anti these Jews.↗

1:39:52Speaker 3Yeah, he's anti those, you know, penny-pinching Jews, all right, he is interested in financing whole wars, right? He's interested in going in and just conquer entire nations, looting entire nations. And that's what I said. And, you know, come to think about it, unlike all previous conquests, right, they're not interested just in looting your court, right?↗

1:40:17Speaker 3They're not just interested in looting your treasury. what really happens under communism in China, in Russia, in Eastern Europe, in Cuba, in whatever, they go into every family and search for all your treasures. And if you even hide anything, that's death, right? If you even hide so much as a pig, that's death. Okay, so what I'm saying is...↗

1:40:43Speaker 3They are the biggest capitalists. There was capitalists just pale by comparison in terms of how much they can loot in the name of the nation that they control, right? So this vision of Noahidism under Rabbi Schneerson's vision of how the Jews are going to control everything and how their protocols are saying, well, yeah, that's how we actually get there.↗

1:41:10Speaker 3And that's our final stage, right? And how, say, Zionism is really actually on the expansionary kind of a trajectory to kind of take over the world. And we have seen them actually control half of Eurasia before where they annihilated all the people, right? So, I mean, all of that just come together as their religion. And that religion is so, so dangerous because unlike Christianity, which is universal in principle,↗

1:41:41Speaker 3emphasize a paradise, not in our lifetime, but in the afterlife, right? Mostly, not all the Christians, but mostly. This is a kingdom. This is the coming of the third temple and the Messiah, where it's an earthless, secular, secular version, right? So it's a man that's a chosen man that's going to rule over all of us. And it's not a particular man.↗

1:42:07Speaker 3It's a system. So under Rabbi Schneerson's version, the Chabad vision, it is, you know, the Messiah, the Mashiach, or whatever. It's a system, right, where they rule. So this is a secular version that men, what they call better men, they're chosen men, soul men, souled men, and soulless men. So it is not like the divine and not filled with love and not universal to all the people that can embrace, but exclusive to the Jews, right?↗

1:42:38Speaker 3And as I was saying, I mean, maybe this will be very controversial, which is, you know, I just really do not understand how the Old Testament can reconcile with the New Testament whatsoever, right? You have a God under that God who will visit, that will visit plagues nine times onto their enemy at the time, right? Enemy of the time, the Egyptians, right?↗

1:43:00Speaker 3and and infant you know side all the firstborns right for them for this group the answers to this group right so so that's what i'm saying it's kind of where which is we have to kind of marry all these things and have all these converge together to kind of talk more about how this is a religious war. And it's not just a religious war.↗

1:43:25Speaker 3It's an ethno-religious war where we're going to lose all our identities, all our memories, and they become nationalist, you know, raceless, whatever, one, right, where they rule over us. So anyway, anyway, that's sort of where... Yeah, where I land.↗

1:43:47Ian MalcolmWell, go for it, Robbie.↗

1:43:52@malleusigActually, just go ahead real quick. I got a plane passing. It's not as low as you.↗

1:43:57Ian MalcolmWell, so I have to say, and rather than giving my sentiments here, I'm going to read them directly off of from, I don't want to call him the doctor necessarily, but from Mr. Medical Expert Rob. who put, Karen is providing the context and historical accuracy that is infinitely rare on this topic of the true empiric origins of communism, Bolshevism, and the origins of the cultural Marxism the world is experiencing now.↗

1:44:28Ian MalcolmWhat a truly amazing woman she is, a hero for the truth. I put that up into the nest, and I couldn't agree with those sentiments more, Karen.↗

1:44:37Speaker 3Wow, thank you.↗

1:44:41@malleusigYeah, I'm going to second that one, actually. It's kind of tragic how seldom I see you on here on Spaces, actually. I wish we could hear more. But what I was going to say before about this, if you look at Judaism, it almost looks like a perfect system that was put together by some kind of higher entity, alien or... you know, other-dimensional something that is pretending to be a god but wants to take over the Earth really badly and doesn't care if it has to, like, run through millions of expendable humans on its own team to get there, right?↗

1:45:26@malleusigBecause if you look at, like, the way it set everything up, then it's, you know, the lesson, and this is from... this Yahweh design book that I'm reading right now, the way it's always been told in their history is every time calamity hit the Jews or the Hebrews, they weren't, it didn't happen because of what they did.↗

1:45:49@malleusigIt never happens, like nothing ever happens to Jews because of what they did. What happens when calamity befalls them, it's always because they turned away from their God and their God weaponized some other God's army against them. And what turning away from the God usually means is they start getting too chummy with non-Jews, right?↗

1:46:10@malleusigEspecially if you look at like the Old Testament, it's like, well, no, you married foreign women, right? And you started to have these bastard children. And so now Yahweh is going to come and put you all into captivity in Babylon, that kind of thing. And so you have a perfect recipe for a people that are all like mandatorily↗

1:46:31@malleusiggoing to act in ways that make everyone they interact with hate them and want to do them violence but they will never learn the lessons of of the violence they'll never learn they'll never say to themselves oh well maybe we shouldn't have you know uh molested their children and then defended the molesters right They'll never say to themselves, well, maybe we shouldn't take their land away from them.↗

1:46:58@malleusigMaybe we shouldn't have weaponized high interest rates to cheat them out of all their money. They will never say that because their religion and their God specifically forbids them from ever engaging in any form of introspection. Right. And like if I was a malevolent pretender deity. Right. And I didn't care. And I was like.↗

1:47:22@malleusigyou know, dealing with what I saw as animals to get real estate like the entire earth. This is what I would do with them. I put them in some kind of like psychological or religious bind where they were compelled to act in a manner that would leave them only the choice of annihilation or controlling everything. You see what I'm saying?↗

1:47:43@malleusigSo it's like that's where Jews are now. It's like they are put into this position by their religion, by their own culture. by their parents that transmit it to them, they're put into a position where there's no middle ground between everybody killing you and you killing everyone. It's a complete binary for them. There's no option to just get along with people.↗

1:48:06@malleusigThere's no option to just integrate. It's not allowed to happen. And that's, I mean, the only way we can get around this and like survive these people without, you know, wiping them out or quarantining them, is to get them to renounce Yahweh. Like, that's the only way around, is to get them to understand that Yahweh hates them.↗

1:48:30@malleusigYahweh has put them into a bind and they've suffered and died because of this. And the only way out of it, like, if you guys ever want to be happy, because you're not going to take over the world. Like, it's not going to happen. The only way you're ever going to be happy is just to renounce Yahweh and, you know, embrace a version of your religion that makes sense.↗

1:48:54@malleusigI guess that's the only way I can put it.↗

1:49:04Ian MalcolmRabbi, the piece that is interesting about that, and I want to welcome Akunji up onto the panel here, and Akunji, I hope that you were able to listen to some of Karen's overview there on... The Rothschilds, their direct connection to Marx and some of the ways in which this played out that followed. But I'm kind of curious for your thoughts on what Rabbi just said there.↗

1:49:28Ian MalcolmWe're seeing, and today we see it directly, essentially the byproduct of this ideology that's been brewing for at least a century, essentially. And we see this binary where it does feel like the whole world is basically being... you know, finger waved and scolded and told, don't dare be hateful by pushing back on our system.↗

1:49:50Ian MalcolmBut it seems like the system is designed to enslave everybody. And so it's essentially that you're either going to stand in opposition to tyranny and your own enslavement, or you're going to, as a result, just roll over. And if you do anything but roll over, you are, I suppose, a bigot in the process. Curious for your thoughts on that, Okuji.↗

1:50:10Speaker 6That's very kind. Unfortunately, I didn't hear what Karen said. I came in a bit late, but I'm aware of the Rothschild-Marx connection. I did hear what Rabbi said, and I'm interested to pose a question because it's very close to the Islamic perspective, actually, the Islamic reasoning for why this is happening. So I wanted to ask Rabbi where he formulated these ideas from.↗

1:50:36Speaker 6and whether they're couched in some sort of religious tradition or some other sort of basis.↗

1:50:45@malleusigIt's just from experience talking to these people and reading the Old Testament and some of the books that I'm reading in terms of their history. People That Shall Stand Apart is one really good book. The Seattle Design book is another very good one. But you just look at – so the trick is this. Growing up as a Christian –↗

1:51:05@malleusigAnd I think you grew up Muslim, right, Akunji?↗

1:51:08Speaker 6Yes, I did, yeah.↗

1:51:09@malleusigAll right, so you won't know what, like, CCD is. But, like, growing up Christian, you go to, like, not only do you go to church, but you go to this, like, brainwashing every, like, Sunday morning or Saturday morning, depending on, like, you know, where you are. And it's basically Catholic school, right? And you go, and it's, like, an hour every week, and they just basically walk you through selected parts of the Bible.↗

1:51:35@malleusigAnd it's like the kids version. So it's like you're not actually you're not doing real exegesis, right? Exegesis. You're just you're basically having a volunteer walk you through the parts that are like, OK, this means don't masturbate. And right. These are the Ten Commandments. And it's just like the basic stuff. And the problem, though, is when you are growing up in that tradition, you read the Bible with this.↗

1:52:01@malleusigunescapable bias, which is that the Hebrews are always the good guys in the story because the Hebrews wrote the book and they cast themselves as the good guys. One of the greatest breakthroughs I had, and this is before we got into this whole Gaza thing and the JQ stuff. This is something that I had when I was a teenager was I said to my, okay, again, this is, this is when I was the only one taking the Bible seriously.↗

1:52:25@malleusigLike my friends said, my family, everyone else, you know, Americans just kind of like, they just kind of like, don't really get serious about religion. They just kind of like go along with it until they don't need until that pressure do anymore. But I was serious about it. So I went through and I read the Bible and I read it over and over again.↗

1:52:40@malleusigAnd I said to myself, wait a moment, hold on a second. Wait, there is an obvious bias here. Like these people wrote this story about themselves and they are obviously going to cast themselves as the good guys. We don't really get the point of view of the people they killed. Right. And I says, wait a minute. So what if I just, what if I just read the same book, but I read it.↗

1:53:00@malleusigwithout the bias right and i i'm like all right so if you read the old testament without the bias you realize the old testament is basically what you would get if if a uh a nation of gangsters was allowed to write their own biography right it's basically especially like things like judges and jeremiah it's like it's like these people↗

1:53:25@malleusigWe went into the country, we tried to take, we took all their shit, they resisted, so we killed all of them and took all their shit. And then we took their children and their women and sacrificed some of them to our God. And then we said, yay, our God is strong and your God is weak, right? That's basically what a lot, like a terrifying amount of the Bible boils down to.↗

1:53:47@malleusigAnd so out of that... The Old Testament, you're saying? The Old Testament, yeah. not the new testament obviously but like and then out of that like once i had gotten that you start applying it to everything and you start realizing you start making actual sense instead of just taking your culture's word for it on topics like jews and when you look at jewish beliefs and jewish actions and what they you know what they say what they do what they believe you realize their philosophy↗

1:54:22@malleusigit only has room for two options. Either Jews control everything or Jews all get extinguished. They all get exterminated, right? And the justification for them trying to take everything and kill you is literally just, it's either you or us. And the crazy thing is that we're at a point Not only are we at a point now where it's not you or us anymore, and it hasn't been for 80 years, but they keep going.↗

1:54:58@malleusigThe more you learn about it, you realize it really was never at a point where it was either us or them. It was just their paranoia and they inflated, you know, there's this joke like Jews, they don't know the difference between, they think persecution and prosecution are the same thing, right? It basically just comes to a spelling mistake.↗

1:55:19@malleusigThey think that when they're prosecuted for their crimes, they always turn around and tell themselves that they're being persecuted for no reason. And this is literally just schizophrenia, paranoia, and mental illness with them always as the victim, no matter how many of us they're victimizing. And so, yeah, but this bind that's in place is there's no option outside of they control us or we control them.↗

1:55:49@malleusigBecause the way that they've decided to behave and they mandate that each other behave as a culture makes it inevitable that non-Jews will dislike them because they're acting like assholes. They're basically, it's a culture where acting like an asshole is made mandatory. And because it's made mandatory, the next move on their chessboard is, well, it's our religion, so you're hating us because of our religion.↗

1:56:14@malleusigWhen in reality, we just hate flagrant assholes. They've done this end round around that. Like, no, no, you can't hate us for being assholes because being an asshole is part of being Jewish. You see? So really, you just hate us for our religion, which is unfair. And that's bigotry. And it's like, no. I mean, once you wake up out of the spell, you realize, no, it's really not like that.↗

1:56:38@malleusigWe really just hate assholes. And if your religion forces you to be an asshole, that's not our problem. Like, if your religion made it like a sacrament to rape babies, like, you can't be like, well, you can't prevent us from raping babies because it's part of our religion and that's an attack on our religious freedom. It doesn't work like that, right?↗

1:57:02@malleusigAnd it can't work like that because we want to have a civilization. Does that answer your question, Akunji?↗

1:57:09Speaker 6uh mostly yes um the only the issue was about the idea that they worship a god or something that poses as a god right and that god is actually malevolent Or that, we won't call it a god, it's not a god, but it's an entity, it's malevolent. It's the only conclusion I can come to when you look at things logically. That's fascinating.↗

1:57:30Speaker 6I'm going to take a minute, if I may, I don't know, Ian, if you mind, but this will take a little bit of time.↗

1:57:34@malleusigNo, go ahead. And just to start you off, I don't think it's that the god hates them. I think it's that their god doesn't really care what happens to them because they're disposable.↗

1:57:45Speaker 6Yes. Okay. This is really interesting. Okay. So from the Islamic tradition, there is a creator who created the universe. And within it, he speaks to us in the history that we count as a religious text about what existed before man and what existed after man. And there are three main willful creatures, but only two of those creatures have free will.↗

1:58:11Speaker 6The third has will, but doesn't have free will. So first was created angels who have will but no free will, as in that they can execute God's order, but they can only execute God's order. They've got some discretion to how they achieve that, but no free will. Then he creates jinn, which is basically like human beings, free will entity, but they have certain abilities.↗

1:58:34Speaker 6They have different classes, but they live for a very long time. They exist within a different realm, but can also interact with this realm. So they're effectively in a sort of parallel universe where they express themselves, but they can enter into our universe also, take different forms and what have you. And then there was mankind was made, and they're made in a different category, and we know what man is.↗

1:58:58Speaker 6But man came after Jim. And what's interesting is that when God chose to create Adam and seed him to the earth, the angels who were there first... say to God, or they account God, they say to him, well, why are you going to create this creature? Because it will do fashat, which is sort of evil on the earth. Human beings will do evil on the earth.↗

1:59:23Speaker 6So God says to them, well, I know what you don't know. And this is interesting because the angels don't have experience. They're just creatures. So how do they know that a human is going to do evil on the earth? Humans haven't been invented yet. And the reason they know this is because jinn were already created. And they had free will.↗

1:59:39Speaker 6And they did evil on the earth. So free will basically translates into generally doing evil as far as the angels are concerned. So God creates man and gives him knowledge. And from that knowledge, knowledge of all things. So the entirety of the universe, how everything works, names everything. So again, the reason that's interesting is because basically the peak of human knowledge was with Adam.↗

2:00:03Speaker 6He knew how physics works. He knew the subatomic. He knew everything. And that's what made him superior to other creatures. So effectively, our knowledge has only diminished since then, and it comes back and forth through experimentation, science, whatever. But peak of knowledge was with Adam. Now, the jinn, there is a particular jinn, who we now call Satan, at least.↗

2:00:25Speaker 6He saw, in the tradition, Adam, and he saw his body made, but no soul within him. And he enters his body... to check it out sort of thing, goes through all of the rigmarole of checking out what the system is. And he finds that man is weak, as in physically weak, and he thinks himself superior to man. So when Adam has his soul blown into him, then God orders all angels and all jinn to bow to Adam because of his superior knowledge.↗

2:00:59Speaker 6And the only entity that didn't refuse to bow was... The devil, Iblis, who is a jinn, not in the Christian tradition, the devil is a fallen angel. In the Muslim tradition, it is a jinn.↗

2:01:11@malleusigAnd his name in Islam is Iblis, right?↗

2:01:13Speaker 6Iblis, correct. So at that point, then, Iblis basically challenges God and says to God, because of his arrogance, he thinks he's better because he's made of fire. A man is made of clay. So Iblis or jinn are basically a form of plasma, whereas humans are a form of... of corporeal clay that's been manipulated into something um with will but he believes that he is racism is the first thing is that he believes that fire is better than clay and therefore he's superior and he challenges god that he will take mankind to hell as far as he can but for this for this challenge he requires↗

2:01:55Speaker 6a number of skills. One is to be able to live to the end of time. The other one is to be able to whisper to man, and I forget the third one. But the point is that he was favored by God because he was a servant of God, but then he converts himself into a disobedient creature who challenges God. And the basis of that is his utter hatred of humankind, that absolute hatred of humankind.↗

2:02:24Speaker 6But he has no real power over man. He can only whisper and convince man to do evil. So what does this creature do? What does this malevolent being that's existed before man and will exist till the end of time do? He also convinces other jinns, some of which are good, some of which are bad. They're like us. They're all a flavor of evil or good.↗

2:02:47Speaker 6But he tries to get as many on his side as possible. to enact his will. And his will is to basically destroy man. Destroy not just man on planet Earth, but man's soul, his ability to enter heaven. En masse, all of humanity for all time. That's his challenge to God. I'll take them to hell. And God says to him, well, you only take the ones who choose not to believe.↗

2:03:12Speaker 6So challenge accepted, off you go. So what does this entity do? This entity spends its entire time because he doesn't have much power, just the power to convince, and he can give information as he can go to places we can't go, and there is some benefit to worshipping him, otherwise nobody would. You know, human beings are very basic creatures.↗

2:03:32Speaker 6We do what's in our best interest, and if we think that something is going to give us a benefit, and generally that's why we have criminals, that's why we have people who are religious, because they think, religious people think that doing good is of benefit to you. Criminals think... Breaking the law is of benefit to them, so they do it.↗

2:03:48Speaker 6And they get some advantage, but overall, on the whole, they get a disadvantage. But this jinn, it wants people to leave their religion. So it doesn't matter if you're Christian, Jewish, Muslim, or whatever. What the jinn wants is for you to worship it, and it to trust you that you've left whatever you believe in, and you believe in it.↗

2:04:11Speaker 6And its purpose is to destroy you, which is why when you see these black magicians or practitioners of dark arts, their lives never end well, because they are destroyed as well at the end, morally destroyed and discarded. And if you look at Aleister Crowley or all the people who've decided that they are going to side with this entity, they get power, they get fame, they get fortune, but at the end of their lives, they're completely...↗

2:04:39Speaker 6annihilated effectively, morally annihilated at the very least.↗

2:04:42@malleusigIf I remember correctly, Anton LaVey, the creator of the Church of Satan, died screaming because he said he suddenly saw what was waiting for him.↗

2:04:56Speaker 7Remember he was saying, this isn't right, something's not right, as he was screaming.↗

2:05:01Speaker 6Yeah. Well, this is the deal, because the deal is that the devil has to work according to certain rules, and one of those is that he has to tell the truth. It has to tell you what... You have to choose willingly to follow it, otherwise, if he coerces you, then you're not really responsible. No-one's responsible under duress for what they do.↗

2:05:22Speaker 6So you have to take the sin yourself. You have to be responsible for your action. So he can't coerce you, you have to do the deal with him. And that can be a petty thing, you may not even know you're doing the deal with him, but there we go. But the point is, is that because his power is limited, but he can give some benefit, he has to use human beings, who he hates, against other human beings, who he hates.↗

2:05:43Speaker 6So for him, it's all good. You know, you get a group, you convince them to do evil, and you can see the flavor of it, because what we see in these groups that are evil, from... the Baal worshippers from thousands of years ago to, you know, the Eretz Rav, who are the pretenders within the Jewish faith, to, let's say, the Aztecs, they all do human sacrifice.↗

2:06:05Speaker 6They hate human beings. Even if you look at Mexican cartels now who follow this death cult, they do the most evil stuff to each other.↗

2:06:13@malleusigAnd I think I know where you're going, Kunji, and I like it. Because what better way to get people to destroy each other than to simply pretend to be God.↗

2:06:25Speaker 6Exactly. And so you get a group that worships you and worships literally the thing that's just a pure malevolent intent to human beings, not just in the world, but in their souls in terms of what happens to them afterwards. So he doesn't care about destroying your life here. He cares about destroying your soul, your infinite condition afterwards.↗

2:06:49Speaker 6That's the first goal. So therefore, you will get some benefit in this world. Otherwise, you wouldn't get any followers. And he builds his ranks. He builds his ranks amongst the jinn who go out and do evil. Now, doing evil is to convince people to do evil to each other and thereby lose their eternal sort of salvation. That's the level of malevolence there is.↗

2:07:10Speaker 6And the only power they have is to create a cult that uses one group... against another group to destroy one another and create stress and division in families, division in nations, and division amongst one another. Otherwise, why would we hate each other?↗

2:07:28@malleusigYeah, yeah. And isn't it strange that that's exactly the tactic we see Jews using to kill Gentiles, right? They know they have smaller numbers, and so instead of fighting us directly, they find ways to integrate themselves, or sorry, ingratiate themselves into our cultures.↗

2:07:46Speaker 6But this is how insidious this is. Judaism came about as a revelation to combat Baal, the sacrifice of children to this Baal worship. So Judaism was a good thing when it came. It was a revelation to get rid of this evil.↗

2:08:06@malleusigIt was a better thing, yeah. It was an improvement.↗

2:08:10Speaker 6But like all religions, the best thing that the devil can do is pervert them. The Jewish faith has been perverted. Why? Because they lost their books. They lost their rabbis. They've been enslaved, and their books were destroyed a number of times. And the best they could do is to cobble together from memory what they thought they could remember over the eons about their religion.↗

2:08:30Speaker 6And in that came discrepancy, and in that came the Talmud, in that came false teachings. Even if you look at the Bible, if you look at the... these various different iterations, particularly just in the Dead Sea Scrolls, there's wild variations in that, wild variations. The Book of Enoch is like on another level. But that being said, it was then sort of by men, Constantine and his scribes, put together and put towards a purpose, and it was weeded out.↗

2:09:04Speaker 6The Muslims, we have Shiaism, Sunnism, and various other iterations, because the devil will never leave you alone. He'll always try and pervert what's true, and he's successful.↗

2:09:13@malleusigOne of the things that I learned from reading the Quran was that if you read the Quran with that same unbiased outlook that I read the Old Testament with, you will notice there are two speakers in the Quran, and they do not seem to be in harmony with each other. There is one speaker that is Jibreel, And there is one speaker that never identifies himself, but simply refers to himself or themselves in the reflective.↗

2:09:43@malleusigAnd this is how they translate. It was translated by a Muslim, but he translated as our self. So it's the plural our with this singular self, this kind of like contradictory, seemingly contradictory, like new pronoun that's only used by what is assumed to be God in the Quran. uh yeah but that's that that's um that's sort of how kings would refer to themselves as in the royal week right but if you what you do is you separate the the surahs that are given by jabril and the ones that are given by this other entity you start to notice a a difference in flavor the the ones about the ones from jabril are much more positive have to do with like doing good works and helping each other and↗

2:10:29@malleusigyou know, vying and vying in the commission of good works, right. Competing with each other to do good. And the ones from this other entity, they seem to be the ones that get into like, you know, how to keep a slave and how to treat your wife. And is it okay to, you know, to treat them harshly and send them away, yada, yada, yada.↗

2:10:45@malleusigAnd so it does seem to be in like, you know, that's where you get the, you know, strike the unbelievers, cut them off at the head, that kind of thing. Right. So there is a definite, it's almost like there's a war going on in the revelation. when I read the Quran. So it doesn't matter what religion you're at. Infiltration from Satan seems to be a constant, no matter what tradition you're looking at.↗

2:11:10Speaker 2But don't they always go after the bad goes after the good? Like, why would you infiltrate what you already own? You're going to go after what you don't own, right?↗

2:11:19@malleusigPrecisely. Precisely. And that's why I think that most religions... they tend to have this like flowering, this golden age, and then they kind of like get infiltrated by Satan. And then it's just downhill from there, unless you have some kind of a Renaissance. In Christianity, because obviously I don't wanna like punch somebody else's religion if I can, I'll stick to mine.↗

2:11:39@malleusigBut if you look at Christianity, there was this incredible golden age in the beginning when the first Christians, like the Greeks, they were going around and like they were basically rescuing children that nobody wanted to because back then, you know, abortion meant you had the kid and then threw them into a trash heap, right?↗

2:12:01@malleusigSo they would go and they would save these kids that were being abandoned and just raise them as Christians. They were the ones that were being thrown at the lions for refusing to worship the Roman pantheon of gods, yada, yada, yada, right? And it's like, even though it was a really hard time, that was... the purest Christianity that we've ever had.↗

2:12:25@malleusigAnd since then, since Christianity got political power, it's just been corrupted. And now we're at a point where Christianity is so corrupted, it's almost unrecognizable to me as a Christian.↗

2:12:37Speaker 6So it's always interesting though, isn't it? Because the first act of the religion that's there to renew is to save babies, to save children from willful killing.↗

2:12:50@malleusigWell, the first act was to feed widows and orphans, but definitely it's basically to save the vulnerable has always been the first act, yes. And babies are definitely the most vulnerable among us.↗

2:13:05Speaker 6But the reason why killing of children is so important to those who follow this malevolence is that we as human beings, we feel empathy even for other mammals. So we see it... a monkey or a dog or a cat in pain, we feel that. So we feel it even more acutely when it's a human being that's in pain. Now, if an entity can get you to overcome your own biological hardwiring to be able to do harm to the most innocent thing and the most closest thing to you, then that entity can trust in your loyalty to it because you've managed to overcome your own biology to...↗

2:13:45Speaker 6in aid of worship of that entity. Which is why killing of children and black magic always involves some sort of extreme harm or extreme repugnant act. So, for example, if you're a Christian and you want to engage in black magic, you will be asked, effectively, the programming requires you to prove that you've rejected Christianity.↗

2:14:06Speaker 6You'd have to desecrate the Bible. You'll have to commit incest or wife swap or something that's extremely...↗

2:14:15@malleusigseverely looked at i like that i like that you you you wanted to find an example of an unfigurable sin and you went to wife swapping that's that's wonderful but unfortunately it's quite prevalent now so no i know it's just for me it seems it seems kind of a venial sin in comparison to example cannibalizing infants true but in terms of wife swaps is quite interesting because↗

2:14:39Speaker 6Marriage is a commitment. It's your bond to the other person. And Weishaupten means that four people have broken their sacred bond, a willful bond.↗

2:14:50@malleusigSo the breaking of contracts... If they're all doing it voluntarily, yeah. If they all know that the other one... Yeah, sure. But the thing is, the whole idea of... I understand that basically as they want to get you to do something that is highly offensive to God because they want to cut off... Not God's love for you, because God's love and forgiveness is almost infinite.↗

2:15:14@malleusigThe fact that Jews still exist is evidence that God's forgiveness is infinite. But what they want to do is they want to set it up so that you feel like you are shamed to show your face to God ever again. Like you feel that you are unworthy of forgiveness, and therefore you have no one to go to except Satan anymore. You see what I mean?↗

2:15:35@malleusigThat, I think, is the real strategy here.↗

2:15:39Speaker 6Yeah, basically Satan is a psychologist. Can I ask a question?↗

2:15:42Speaker 2I don't know if you guys noticed, I mean, like I'm not an expert on this, but it seems like, and I think Ian talked about this in one of his previous spaces, but the dispensationalism and Pentecostalism seemed to have developed around the same time. Is that coincidence or just what is your guys' opinion on that?↗

2:16:10@malleusigI don't know much about either of those. Pentecostal, is that the one with the snakes?↗

2:16:15Speaker 7No, the Pentecostal church, there's a couple derivatives, but it came after the Christian evangelicalism. And it was around the same time, which also came out of... I actually just read a book on baptism of this and how they came up. But the apostles, they would say, were Pentecostal or apostolic, but that has changed a lot now.↗

2:16:39Speaker 7It's almost like a crazed... you know, Christian evangelical movement. But yes, that is one that they would use the snakes. It's not only the snakes, but the snakes is part of it. Yeah. Yeah. You know, a lot of, a lot of this order, most black churches you would see is kind of a lot like that. If it's very chaotic.↗

2:16:59@malleusigI mean, teaching, teaching, giving black people Christianity was like, it was better than nothing, but I, I think a lot of them just don't understand it. Like it's, it's not,↗

2:17:10Speaker 7It's like you get very over-emotional, very emotional. I've actually had that conversation before, not too long ago.↗

2:17:16Speaker 6Yeah. If you go to the Ethiopians, they had Christianity before Europe.↗

2:17:21@malleusigOh, the Ethiopians aren't black. They're basically Mediterranean, as far as I'm concerned. I'm talking about sub-Saharan Africans, like the blacks in America. Ethiopians were Christians before almost everybody. Because Thomas brought Christianity directly to them. And they are some of the most devout Christians we have.↗

2:17:45Speaker 7And that's where he died. And they have a... What's that? That's where he died, too. They killed him with a spear.↗

2:17:50@malleusigYeah, yeah, yeah. I actually wanted to learn Amharic just to study there. Because they have more books than we do, obviously. You mentioned the book Vinok earlier. Just because I wanted to kind of get... And then I realized that learning Amharic, especially biblical Amharic, is just a massive undertaking, so it's not going to happen.↗

2:18:10Speaker 8For people that don't understand what you're talking about, the best place to look into it is Gnosticism to begin with.↗

2:18:20@malleusigYeah, I mean, a lot of Gnosticism is coming out of those books, but you can just look up the Book of Enoch.↗

2:18:27Speaker 7ethiopian bible i think you can get in translation now so it's actually rabbi i actually got that and i can send it to you there's about nine six to nine hundred books that came with it that are downloadable you have like you have you have the normal king james then you have the subject and all that but the the extra books um they're all digital so if they gave me a link if i wanted to add it since i bought the ethiopian bible you can you can actually add all those books↗

2:18:52Speaker 7But I'll send you the link too. Yeah, put it in the purple book.↗

2:18:55Speaker 2There's some other Enochian Enoch books too. So be careful because those are like not really good. Like I think there's some Baltic or Russian ones that are not as good. Well, you can get out there.↗

2:19:07Speaker 7I mean, if you start going down the rabbit hole, I mean, there's a lot of writings. I wanted to ask, Rabbi, you made a statement earlier when I first logged on. And you connected something that a lot of people miss. And you had mentioned about like an alien entity or God or somebody that they used to worship. And that took me down a rabbit hole not too long ago.↗

2:19:30Speaker 7And if you go to like, what would it be here? Ezekiel, Isaiah, and also Revelation, they talk about four creatures in front of the throne and they describe angels, right? And it's literally described in all those books, a lion head, A man with a lion's head, a man with a bird's head, a man with a bull's head. And just by doing a quick search in what is the god with a lion or a bull or an eagle, and you get to the god of Horus, the god of Ra, the bird-headed god, the Assyrian god.↗

2:20:13Speaker 7You have Moloch, which is the bull. which we all know Moloch, we all know Baal, or Elkan and I got Bull El or Baal.↗

2:20:26@malleusigAlso the Apis, the sacred bull of Egypt.↗

2:20:28Speaker 7Yes, yes, that's another one. And then you go to the guy with the lion's face is Vishnu. And then also there's a Robin cult of that god too, which is Mithras. So it is not far of a stone's throw. to say that when you look at the book of, say, Enoch, when it talks about the sons of God running to the daughters of man, well, obviously there were angels on the earth from where that would go, and then where the giants are.↗

2:20:59Speaker 7So why would these people not be worshiping them? I mean, we see it in Phoenician culture. We see it in Phoenician writings, and we see it in Egyptian hieroglyphs. They were superhuman beings.↗

2:21:12Speaker 3sorry guys I probably have to get up soon I just want to see if anybody else has any questions on the part I covered and also I want to actually kind of just leave with it like we can all worship different gods and have different you know sort of threads of pagan or Gnostic or you know kind of religious You know, there's no, not necessarily say one religion is better than the other or is the absolute of the other, obviously.↗

2:21:44Speaker 3You know, did there... I would say whatever their aliens or gods are leading us astray, whatever, I still want to say there is a personal responsibility involved. There is objective evil. There is objective truth. And that it is upon us to no matter what theology that we can immerse ourselves into, that we still have to judge our humanity's future in that light and in a very simplified light, straightforward light.↗

2:22:16Speaker 3that just have to keep the truth as plain as possible. You know, that's how I'm going to leave, and just want to see if anybody else has any questions for me on the subject I covered, and I'm probably going to get off soon.↗

2:22:33@malleusigYeah, I'm good. As far as I'm concerned, the greatest commandment is do unto others as you would have them do unto you, and that covers everything.↗

2:22:40Speaker 3Yep, yep.↗

2:22:42Ian MalcolmIf I can just jump in here with Karen. Let's go to Rob because, Rob, I know you were in here from the earlier hour of the space. I'd love any questions. And then, Karen, in addition to any that Rob might have, for anybody that came in a little bit later, if you wouldn't mind giving kind of the two or three minute just overview.↗

2:23:03Ian MalcolmI know we covered a whole lot of ground, Karen, but maybe some of the highest level bullet points just for everybody as a takeaway.↗

2:23:09Speaker 3Sure. Yeah. I guess the takeaway is that it really is Karl Marx's maternal family that gave Nathan Rothschild's actually entry into the British crown, which created the opportunity for them to bank with the British side in the Napoleon War. And gave them their global network that led to the rise of their fortune. So that part is obscured.↗

2:23:42Speaker 3while we actually give a shorthand of Rothschild, we really should understand this whole network of people, even of, you know, deeper kind of connections between these families where Karl Marx came from. So to understand he's actually not just heavily embedded in that capitalist, you know, the highest of the capitalists, but also that he is from a long line of rabbis and↗

2:24:12Speaker 3And he embodies, you know, the spirit, I guess, whatever, the vision, the religious vision, more or less, the secular religious version of a rule under Noahide law, under Pax Drudeica, meaning that there's going to be mud. you know, kind of a soulless cattle of best kind of class of people. And then there's the Jews with the souls, with their God-given rights and their God to rule over everyone.↗

2:24:45Speaker 3And what we witnessed in Russia and all of half of Eurasia and everywhere where these Jews landed, they were actually, you know, kind of carrying out a religious mission, a mission that kind of got kick-started and under the protocol of Zion after, say, the Rothschilds and the Baron-Cohens, where Karl Marx's family came from, already had cinched control of the global financial market, as well as the crowns, especially after they got rid of all the monarchs.↗

2:25:17Speaker 3So that kind of kick-started that global ambition. And what we see is the union of the protocol of Zion and the Noahide, you know, Chabad division, the Rabbi Schneisen. So what we see, what we we talk about WEF 2030, one world government or the coming of the Messiah, the third temple, et cetera, et cetera. What we're really witnessing is one the same, which is they would like us to be living the very, very basic income life.↗

2:25:53Speaker 3where our resources or means of production are centralized in their hands, where our liberty are subject to their, you know, discretion as to what they deem is, you know, deserving of us. So that's basically the summary.↗

2:26:11Speaker 6Can I pose you a sort of mental picture? Can I just jump in here first?↗

2:26:16Speaker 3Sorry, Rob first. Yeah, but I'll get back to you, Koji.↗

2:26:23Speaker 9I just wanted to summarise and say thank you from the bottom of my heart. Like, truly, you are such an inspiration. Like, your voice on this and actually tracing back the lineage on Marx and around these issues is the best I've ever heard. And I've been looking so far and wide for this.↗

2:26:36Speaker 3Thank you.↗

2:26:37Speaker 9You know, the way in which you actually connect these ties between these topics which are never talked about, which is like, you know, the lineage of Marx and like, you know, to realise that, you know, from the chief lines of rabbis, like it is... So empowering. And as we look at this as one of the most important issues of our time, as we're all going through this kind of subversion of national sovereignty, and we see this ethnocide, this cultural Marxism, what you are talking about is the foundations of the biggest issue of our time, the biggest political issue of our time.↗

2:27:07Speaker 9That's the reality we are living in now. And you provide the foundations that are base layer for us to understand the genesis of these kind of ethnic and religious scriptures and beliefs that have provided... The history we've seen behind the Holodomor and the genocide through World War II and World War I, and also going back to them gaining control of the Bank of England, which gained them the ability to subvert essentially the largest empire of the world after the Battle of Waterloo, and just showing us this route that they've taken, which has just been so beautifully spoken.↗

2:27:44Speaker 9And I just can't thank you enough. And we really need to kind of... support these voices in every way which we can because this information has been censored. It's been conflated. It's been hidden by these revisionists. So the fact that she's traveled these places, she's found the truth, is so powerful. And realistically, we all need to support these people in every way we can.↗

2:28:05Speaker 9This is the last, most important fight because we are at the... the forefront of what could be the end of human civilization.↗

2:28:14Speaker 3Exactly, exactly, exactly. And thank you so much. And this is what everybody's fight. And I'm so glad that... you know, Tucker Carlson, Hannes, and all these people, even Senk, would start to talk, not just to limit themselves at the Gaza-Palestinian issue, but really start to talk about the religious undertone that motivated Jewish supremacy, which we should all kind of talk about, because it's not just sort of like kind of wear on your sleeve, kind of signifier of how virtuous we are, but really it's our survival.↗

2:28:49Speaker 3It is literally our survival. the buck stops here. If we don't do anything, our future generations are really going to live a very different life. And as someone who came out of China's, you know, sort of their communism, I'm so thankful that it only lasted two generations, that my grandparents' memories were still there, that the Chinese recovered somewhat.↗

2:29:13Speaker 3But still, I mean, look at the Russians, look at the Chinese. It's not the same. Even they rule over you for one or two generations, you may forever be gone your own identity and the fact the tragic fact that the russians there are a lot of poles whatever they have the national identity intrinsically intertwined with their↗

2:29:35Speaker 3anti-German, whatever, World War II, that this kind of identity that could not even rid itself of this Jewish influence is tragic. So we should not do that. This is what's going to happen to our generations if we don't fight now. And everybody has to tie these things together and say... This is a religious fight. It's not about crisis king necessarily.↗

2:29:59Speaker 3We welcome Jews, welcome Muslims, welcome everybody because we're all kind of in some ways, even a lot of Jews are dispensable to them. So it is a, I would say we should really make more connections to Pax Judica, speak of Pax Judica, speak of Noahide law, order a lot, lot more. So yeah, thank you, Rob.↗

2:30:22Speaker 9You're a hero. And your ancestors went through the cultural revolution, the Great Leap Forward, which no one seems to forget about, which was the decimation of such a beautiful and deep culture. And the fact that you now have a voice which is unparalleled is just beyond words. And between you and Ian, there is no debate.↗

2:30:41Speaker 9There is no question that you cannot dominate. And I just want to say again, thank you so much. Thank you.↗

2:30:46Speaker 3Thank you.↗

2:30:48Ian MalcolmYeah, and Karen, I'm going to echo, and I know that Nakunji, and we'll go to Ricardo, and Karen, I just want to echo the sentiments that Rabbi had sent earlier about the only critique that I could have of Karen is that she's not here enough, and I know you've got a very busy schedule, so it's always so humbling to have you with us, but my goodness, you are just a wealth of knowledge in ways that I can't describe, and I'm going to have to make a thread tomorrow on all of the spaces that you've done, because↗

2:31:16Ian MalcolmFor everybody that would be interested, she's talked about not only this subject here today, but also the Khazars, that entire rabbit hole or rabbi hole. She's talked about the CCP in the early days of communism in China and how it was a direct result of Jewish intervention coming out of Russia, the spaces that she's done.↗

2:31:36Ian MalcolmShe even went all the way back, we talked about this before, to Abraham Lincoln killed by John Wilkes Booth, whose father went to synagogue, said he was a rabbi, and the entire entanglement there between Jews and essentially the slave trade and kind of the southern plantation lifestyle. So Karen, you're just, as Rob said, you're an absolute hero for us.↗

2:31:57Ian MalcolmJust so humbled.↗

2:31:58Speaker 3Thank you. Appreciate it.↗

2:32:03Speaker 6Karen, I've given you a follow. I suggest everyone else gives you a follow. And I'm sore to have missed out what you spoke about earlier, but I'm sure I'll catch it another time. I'll have my notifications on for you as well.↗

2:32:14Speaker 3Thank you.↗

2:32:16Speaker 6But the mental picture I wanted to paint just for a second was, I just wanted everyone to think about what a battery farm of chickens are. If you were a chicken in a battery farm, what the horror that would be. And this version of Judaism that's been put forward, which talks about goy and the chosen ones, is not unique.↗

2:32:38Speaker 6We've had other cultures that have come forward, or thankfully some of these cultures have evolved since, but where any culture, states that as a matter of its creed, one group of people are human, another group of people are either not human or a lesser form of human, then that second group can expect to be treated like battery chickens, whether that be slavery or whether that be, you know, in any other way.↗

2:33:05Speaker 6We know how humans behave to things that we consider not humans, like sheep, cattle, chickens. We don't care about the conditions they're in. We're going to maximize the benefit out of them. the maximum amount of meat for the minimum amount of water. And so if there's a culture that's gaining power and is treating every other human, apart from the in-group, as lesser human, then those lesser humans can expect to be treated as battery chickens.↗

2:33:34Speaker 6And we don't want that, so we have to fight that. And any culture that does that to another human needs to be really robbed.↗

2:33:42Speaker 3But I would disagree. Sorry to interject. I would disagree. I don't think there's any. actually, group that we have seen when you survey the entire humanity that necessarily has the same kind of program for the rest of humanity, like this group. And I wouldn't call them necessarily Jews, but obviously they see themselves as Jews, whatever.↗

2:34:07Speaker 3And I would say that, yeah, it's not just Jews. I mean, it definitely has included other groups elite members that are opting into that group, but it's mainly driven by blood, driven by revenge. But most importantly, I have kind of been a student of history and I compared across other more I guess, sadistic or genocide or supremacist cultures.↗

2:34:37Speaker 3Yes, there was a lot of talk of we're better than others, that these are dehumanized and lesser human beings. And, you know, if you go to the Philippines, you definitely even see the Chinese speaking that way. But the level of entitlement... to actually uh vent sort not just rule like say the colonizer the british colonizer that can be kind of you know definitely see you as a second-class citizen and enjoy make you be the chicken farm you know me like the cages↗

2:35:10Speaker 3But there is not even one group in entire history that is so vengeful and has such ambition and that does not just take your money and does not just occupy your land, but has a keen interest to transform your brain and transform your children's brain. So I do not believe it's just a mere supremacy issue. I believe it's a Tico 11 issue.↗

2:35:37Speaker 3I believe it's actually a messiah syndrome that is not present necessarily just as kind of a second-class citizen. So there's sadistic impulses, there's vengeful impulses, and it's something that is beyond depravity. actually maybe be dancing to a different kind of God that mandates a evocation of evil to a level that's even beyond our imagination.↗

2:36:07Speaker 3So we're not talking about just regular white supremacy, which to me has always been a certain justified, you know, sense of privilege or sense of earned and merited, you know. kind of pride in civilization and also alienation of people who are different than you, etc. Yes, those exist and those are, you know, we can look at it from different angles, but I do not believe this is the same animal.↗

2:36:35Speaker 3I believe this is an existential threat, is what I say, for humanity.↗

2:36:42Speaker 6I would say it's worth looking at some of the pre-Christian Latin American cultures that existed and you find a you find some similitude there.↗

2:36:54Speaker 3Well, yeah, there is definitely men eating and, you know, kind of the Incas are extremely cruel and, you know, whatever. But we're talking about like, you know, 5,000 to 10,000 years ago versus say, you know, sort of like post-Christian, you know, history, right? So, yeah.↗

2:37:16@malleusigWhat she's talking about is people that have like voluntarily placed themselves in outside of the human race in order to exterminate it exactly and that's the real danger↗

2:37:28Speaker 3Right. And it's not just enslaving a whole group of people and sacrificing them to the God as the Latin Americans. But this is really like having to go to your home, to go to your schools and persuade your kids to be transgenders and actually have all your tribe's memory wiped and only have their memory implanted in you.↗

2:37:51Speaker 3That is a totally different level. There's not even one tribe in humanity's entire history that's done that.↗

2:38:02Speaker 2I'd like to hear you speak more. My only input is that this Noahide law, I've looked at it from the standpoint of the Renaissance and then how they were infiltrated in the Renaissance and also in the Reformation with Calvin and his whole um community in sweden but what you're talking about goes back much further and i'm↗

2:38:29Speaker 2I'm following you too. I'd like to hear more about what you have to say. That's all I got to say.↗

2:38:34Speaker 3Yeah, thank you, Ricardo. Yeah, I actually kind of wanted, I was talking to Ian. I just feel not as qualified to talk about religion, but I actually did some deep dive about early Christianity and I would like to learn more about the, you know, more kind of a medieval age and how that transformed and infiltrated. But I would say, you know, I might be the extreme minority that actually wants to speak up about Freemasonry.↗

2:38:55Speaker 3and not really see the Freemasonry as Jews are the very practical reasons that, you know, we have to come together under some core common identity. And I am still... kind of feel like we need to rally around the Constitution, rally around this American kind of identity. Were the founders, the Mason founders, agnostic? They were not traditional Christians, correct?↗

2:39:21Speaker 3But at the same time, like I said, I wanted to potentially deep dive into Freemasonry, that Washington called Weishaupt diabolical. And you have Benjamin Franklin, who's friends with Voltaire, which is a vowed anti-Semite. But what he said was very mild, really. So yeah, this is a very interesting topic that we probably should delve into.↗

2:39:45Speaker 2Well, we could talk about it later, because I don't want to take up space. But yeah, that's been my kind of wheelhouses with the Puritans and with Christianity in the breakaway, especially around the Reformation and the Renaissance, and how the Jews affected, and I say affected like a virus into our society, that even the Puritans↗

2:40:10Speaker 2which is a totally different topic. But yeah, thank you so much for what you say.↗

2:40:15Speaker 3I'm looking to it. Yeah, I'll look at your post too. Thank you.↗

2:40:18Ian MalcolmWell, and Ricardo and Karen, I'll just throw this out because I always like to be an open forum. I know that there are a couple dissenting voices and it's very curious because I look at American history and I look at the founders and I take a position that if you... get so black filled with all of this that you come to the conclusion that everything about america from its inception has always been an extension of this supremacist ideology that america was built as basically the light bringer for evil you've at least in my assertion you find yourself running down this this rabbit hole where you get to a conclusion that there is no there's no solution with the exception of everything↗

2:41:02Speaker 3Yeah, totally agree. Like we have to rally around something, you know, like we got to believe in something. And I always like to... to say Henry Ford was actually a Freemason and was very high up in the Mason. Charles Lindbergh was a Mason. So, I mean, I like to say every institution could be infiltrated. Has it been? They've been using the secret network to actually perpetrate some of their influence.↗

2:41:27Speaker 3Yeah. I mean, and I also want to be kind of in the minority set. Not all things that Jews move for the world are necessarily bad. I mean, yes, they definitely benefit them. But would the humans would have progressed in the same direction in some ways? Yes. I mean, it's just kind of look at objectively in some ways. But I'm just saying that it's better to be a realist.↗

2:41:54Speaker 3This is where we are. You know, how do we move from here? Right. So that's yeah, I don't think we just be like nihilistic anyway.↗

2:42:02Ian MalcolmNo. And I agree. And perhaps, Karen, yourself and Ricardo and Joanne. I can start setting up a group chat because I know there's some individuals that have an opposing view. And to be honest with you, while I would not want to take either side necessarily, I've got my bias and all those things, but I'd be very interested in trying to compile individuals that are really interested in the history of this, that have really looked at it inside and out.↗

2:42:29Ian MalcolmAnd Karen, I know you have. And so maybe we can try to set up some teams and not have a combative... you know, hateful argument about these issues, but rather just try to unpack the history with a lack of bias and with kind of open arms and open discourse. I think it might be an interesting conversation. And so to anybody out there, feel free to take that as an open invite.↗

2:42:53Ian MalcolmAnd if you have individuals you think might be interested, feel free to have them send a direct message. I'm happy to host that. If Karen, yourself or Ricardo, perhaps you could do so.↗

2:43:03Speaker 2and to be clear i'm not saying that the united states was founded on that that that's not what was my point i'm just saying that there was there was a certain amount of influence early on by no means by saying the united states was founded on uh uh i think we we were founded on a good foundation so yeah no and ricardo that's that's how i took your comment and also karen's and it's it's the position that i like to hold↗

2:43:30Ian Malcolmjust because, again, if you go to Blackpilled, the only solution I find, and I found myself discussing this lightly with someone, and I basically asked them, I said, what can work? And they said, well, it just needs to be, you know, the same race, the same religion, everybody else needs to be banished, and it can be really difficult to try to prevent any subversion if that is your category, right?↗

2:43:54Ian MalcolmAnd I think, ironically, that's been... Obviously, the case here in the United States, which has been subverted by a group of people that tend to look somewhat similar. And so how we would arrive at a better tomorrow, that in of itself would be very difficult. So I instead look at the Constitution. I say I think the U.S. framework's got a lot of splendor to it.↗

2:44:12Ian MalcolmIt should be preserved. It values lots of the founding principles that Rabbi was talking about not too long ago. Essentially, treat your neighbor the way that you want to be treated, right? The two great commandments of Christ, I think, above and... Beyond anything else, we're very well indoctrinated within some of the founders' work.↗

2:44:29Ian MalcolmBut let's go to any other questions that might be there for Karen. I know she said she had to jump off.↗

2:44:34Speaker 7Can I ask Karen, if we follow you, unless you follow back, we can't email. And I was going to email you about the religion and history also. This is Falou.↗

2:44:43Speaker 3Oh, yeah, I'll follow back. Yeah, sure.↗

2:44:46Speaker 7Yeah, sorry. I got a lot out of this. And I'm going through your page, and you have so much easy, accessible information. I'm really going to dive into it. I appreciate it.↗

2:44:55Speaker 3Thank you. Yeah, I this is, you know, I got my account suspended all the time and then just wipe everything. So it's like back to ground zero. And, yeah, and I'm so grateful every time I get banned. It kind of helps me build it up.↗

2:45:09Ian MalcolmSo and Karen, Karen, and maybe to speak to this, I think and to Rob's comments that individuals like yourself that go back and really dust off all of these lost books, the lost archives and try to understand the history. you're the thing that they fear more than anybody, right? Because the posts that they nuke you for are so innocuous in terms of their emotion.↗

2:45:30Ian MalcolmYou're just like, look at this really weird piece of history nobody knows about, and then boom, you're gone.↗

2:45:36Speaker 3Right, right. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, but I usually get... kind of called out by this when I talk about the Holocaust. And I don't even like draw conclusions or I try not to, although it's very obvious I have conclusions about it. I basically pose questions. I was like, it's treated as a lawsuit. It's like, if it's a criminal case, you have to present, you know, kind of admissible evidence and you can't prevent, you can't even name one.↗

2:46:02Speaker 3And I just say that I pat myself on the back a little bit. Like I actually go into the German documents. I actually had it transferred translated by AI, the original kind of, you know, like all the reports, et cetera. And I'm like, this word, astron, can be translated into so many directions and it makes so much more sense.↗

2:46:23Speaker 3If it's like that, I'm like, don't even bother bringing that circular reasoning to me. So, but yeah, like you can't have reasonable dialogue. Basically, it's like, yeah. Anyway, yeah. I mean, if it's actually a very good, Dialogue, and I do, like, I do, like, from, I sincerely believe there are a lot of, you know, I know I might be in the minority, but I sincerely believe there are a lot of, you know, good people among Jews as well who can be our allies.↗

2:46:52Speaker 3But of course, everybody has their tribal self-interest as well. But we should all strive to be just as objective as fair possible, right?↗

2:47:02Ian MalcolmNo, it's so beautiful. And Joanne, I'd be very curious for some of your thoughts on this, Joanne. I know between Spaces with Truth and everybody else, I mean, we talk a lot about Marx, but the way that Karen just unpacked that, it was just spectacular. And I think that this is truly what they fear above anything else is just people connecting all these dots.↗

2:47:23Ian MalcolmI was actually saying in the background with Rob, you know, Karen, what's so funny is I look at the present. And I try to understand why the world is the way that it is. And then I've gone into the past as a result of trying to understand the present. You actually went into the past, looked over the very words, the literature, the ideas, right, of all of these individuals along with all of their connected webs.↗

2:47:46Ian MalcolmAnd lo and behold, you and I meet in the middle and you validate the very assumptions that I would make about the past based on the present by, again, looking into the past. So, Joanne, kind of curious for your thoughts on it.↗

2:47:58@joann_marieNo, it was awesome, Karen. I didn't know about the Rothschild connection or maybe I did and I forgot. I don't know. There's so much information that my brain is just not... doing its work but I love it so much and I cannot wait for the next space and also I remember we were in a space I think with Truth or maybe here I don't know and you were talking about how maybe the Dead Sea Scrolls the time is different and the Old Testament is actually newer than the New Testament or something I don't remember very well but it sounded very interesting and I I heard that too↗

2:48:36@joann_marieYeah, Karen was talking about it. I don't know it. I wish you made a space on that as well.↗

2:48:43Speaker 3Sure, yeah, I can even work with, you know... Is it Rob? No, no, Rob. What's the other person? What's Ricardo? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, yeah, you know, yeah. I mean, I don't profess to be, you know, like I came from more of the Zen background. I can speak more about Buddhism, Zen Buddhism than Christianity. So I feel a little bit.↗

2:49:05Speaker 3But yeah, like Joanne, I was shocked too when I discovered that. So yeah, yeah. And like we're probably one day we can do one of those spaces. Yeah.↗

2:49:14Speaker 2Well, stay in touch. Yes, I'm excited. Stay in touch, Karen.↗

2:49:17@joann_marieOkay. She's absolutely amazing. Guys, please follow her. She's brilliant. Thank you. I'm going to listen to this again because there was so much information. So it was great. So thank you so much and for all the research that you do, Karen.↗

2:49:35@malleusigThank you. We need to take all this information and compile it into our own Talmud.↗

2:49:40Speaker 2Yeah, you know, Ian has the best spaces. Like, I'm kind of new to it. I mean, I'm speaking anyway. I've listened for a long time. And this is like, I was always kind of nervous about speaking. But these are just some of the best spaces. And you get some of the best people up here. It's really cool.↗

2:49:59Speaker 3Yeah, it's fantastic. Yeah. Yes, I love it. Thank you so much for coming. Thank you. Yes, I got a call. And feel free to kind of just... you know, like respond to my posts, whatever, like whenever you have questions, you know, criticize me and whatever. It's fine. Okay. Thanks, Ian. Thanks, Joanna. Thanks, Rabbi. It was so much pleasure and meeting all these new people too.↗

2:50:24Speaker 3And Sharon, thank you too. You're so sweet. Okay. I'm going to say goodbye.↗

2:50:29Ian MalcolmSo much love, Karen. And we'll field a few more hands and go around, but understand that you need to go, my dear. And Karen, I just want to thank you. Again, the way that we have dived into some of these issues of the past that have brought a lot of clarity to what otherwise feel very conspiratorial, it has just been so eye-opening and so affirming of a lot of the worldviews, and whether it was this space on the CCP, the thing on John Wilkes Booth showcasing how far back some of these connections go, or then going all the way back to the Khazarian Empire.↗

2:51:06Ian Malcolmand the conversion of those psychopathic people who looked at all the various religions. They were like, oh, we found the one that we most identify with, and we're going to adopt Judaism, right? And trying to understand how all these things make sense. You are just, you're a light in the darkness. I'm so humbled to have you with us, and I look forward to that next conversation with you.↗

2:51:27Speaker 3Thank you. Thank you.↗

2:51:28@joann_marieHave a good night. Bye-bye.↗

2:51:31Speaker 2Good night.↗

2:51:32@joann_marieGood night, Darren. Thank you. All right. And guys, please repost this day. Follow Ian and Karen and our amazing speakers. And thank you everybody so much for being here. No, it's so good, Ian. Thank you.↗

2:51:45Ian MalcolmNo, and Jordan, you know what I'd be really curious about? I'm going to have to ask either Volek or Bandman or any of these other individuals, Tito, that are so talented with AI. And I wonder if there's a way for them to have what Karen just walked through. and have the AI somewhere scan all of it and say, take all the information Karen just delivered, synthesize it into a two or three minute presentation with audio, and then overlay it with some visuals of Karl Marx and all these other connections.↗

2:52:15Ian MalcolmBecause if we could figure out how to take all the information that she just provided, and again, just summarize it and say it's very easy to digest for those that are detractors, right? The people that would say, no, Karl Marx wasn't Jewish. What are you talking about? to be able to provide something um that would be really hard hitting would be unbelievably valuable so i i don't know if that is possible but if so i'm gonna have to ask if if fleck or band man you could take the transcript and put that in the end and it wouldn't make a movie that'd be unbelievable if we could because karen is and and the way that she's walked through these things the depth of information i mean it's her truth teller there's only a handful of other people that i that i think can really walk through these types of details on these obscure subjects with such expertise it's↗

2:53:00Ian MalcolmIt's just unbelievable. Rabbi, I see your hand up. Any thoughts on that?↗

2:53:04@malleusigNo, I was going to see if I can get back into the discussion I had with Akunji and Ricardo and all of them once we finish this part. But no, go ahead, finish that up.↗

2:53:15Ian MalcolmYeah, no, and I know there's a couple other hands, so I certainly... Let's go around the room, get some thoughts, some additional conversation. But to toss one over to Rob really quickly. I mean, Rob, the... The insights that Karen's bringing to the table, I feel like they really flesh out and just drive home other things that we think of as conspiratorial.↗

2:53:36Ian MalcolmBut it feels like if we could have these types of conversations on a couple different historical episodes and then again kind of consolidate them into a hard-hitting video, that might be an unbelievable way to get to the masses. I'm curious for your thoughts.↗

2:53:53Speaker 9I couldn't agree more. this is what they fear. This is the empirical version of our arguments, which they label as conspiratorial, but it's coming with the truth that has been hidden by the revisionists. Obviously, they've won the war, they've tried to hide this, but now the truth's out. And when we really look at this issue, one of the first laws the Bolshevik leadership made was to make anti-Semitism a penalty by death.↗

2:54:20Speaker 9So the outcome of this crime, which led to 60 million Christian, Jewish, so Christian, white, Russians, dead, the whole of them all. Like, we need to look at, like, how they've tried to subdue this at the base root. So to support these, you know, more scholarly ways to talk about these issues, the more refined and the more, you know, the way that they can't combat her argument, but they can try to just, like, you know,↗

2:54:52Speaker 9look at the historical documents, but like the voice is so powerful. So I just wanted to kind of, you know, echo your sentiments on this. And when we're looking at this, you know, there's so many different people, like there's a guy called Rabbi Finkel. And he, you know, he talks about the Russian revolution happened because the Tsar was an anti-Semite, you know, so that's why they funded the subversion.↗

2:55:09Speaker 9So Jews will admit their role in this. They're proud to admit their role in Bolshevism and communism and the current cultural Marxism and ethnocide that the world is witnessing. The American culture is being subverted. We're all seeing the sovereignty of nations being diminished right now, and it's all through the lens of exactly how she proposed it.↗

2:55:29Speaker 9The Noahide laws, the ways in which we're looking at this through the lens of their Tanakh or their religious scriptures, it's all there. So, yeah, just such a goaded space. So based. So, yeah. Ian, yeah, just amazing.↗

2:55:46Ian MalcolmNo, I couldn't agree with you more. And isn't it curious because we often we get a lot of dissenters when we have spaces that are suggesting certain things about modernity, right, that the Trump administration is captured and you've got lots of individuals that will come in and they try to debate and say, oh, no, you guys are just rabid anti-Semites.↗

2:56:04Ian MalcolmWhat's really curious is every conversation we've had with Karen where she walks through the history. not a single person comes in and says, no, let me tell you why you're just an anti-semite. I'm sure that they're in the tunnels, but they're just like, oh, no, we can't do any. We've been caught. Exactly.↗

2:56:25Speaker 2The truth cuts through, like, everything, doesn't it?↗

2:56:30Ian MalcolmNo, it really does. And it's so funny because when Garen does get, when she gets nuked on this platform, I inevitably will get a message, oh no, Ian, they got me again. And then she'll share the explanation why. And every time it'll just be this very obscure piece of this historical puzzle that we're trying to put together.↗

2:56:52Ian MalcolmAnd it's always something that I'm like, how have I never heard anything about this? And so, you know, I knew about the connection via marriage through Marx to the Rothschilds, but... You know, it was always one of those things that felt a little bit thin. The way that Karen presented it here today was just so rich and colorful.↗

2:57:13Ian MalcolmAnd she's done that about all of these subjects. And I know I said this, Rob, just directly to you. I'm sure you don't mind me sharing this. But this idea, I sincerely believe if we could get a handful of people that are from this application. onto a massive podcast like Joe Rogan's, for example, just throw his name out there.↗

2:57:35Ian MalcolmAnd obviously this isn't going to happen and we know why, right? But if you could get somebody like Karen and Truth Teller and a handful of other individuals, like get the little infinity stones of the JQ onto one of these big platforms to basically say, hey guys, here's a three-hour conversation on how your entire worldview is a lie and how it was constructed.↗

2:57:57Ian MalcolmAnd you could walk through a condensed version of each one of these conversations and talk about essentially that what is Zionism? How did the Bolsheviks come to be? What is it that they did that basically destroyed not only Russia, but Europe over the following, let's call it three, four or five decades? And then how has that resulted in everything that you know today as an American or a Western European?↗

2:58:22Ian MalcolmAnd why is it that that is now destroying your world, right? Those are the arcs of this story.↗

2:58:29Ian MalcolmAnd the weirdest part is to then be able to look at that entire thing and say, and oh, by the way, I think this has basically been a pattern that's repeated itself since the dawn of mankind, right? Which takes it into a whole different direction. But if we could just get the likes of Karen, a handful of other people that speak about these things, wouldn't it be so funny to see somebody like Rabbi Shmuley just get on, no, don't pay attention to that rabid anti-Semite.↗

2:58:54Ian Malcolmand I don't know exactly Karen's height, but just looking at her profile picture, I just envision that she is a five foot, 80 pound Asian woman who is just sweet as can be. And it's just like, hey guys, look at these crazy psychopathic behaviors. And it'd be wild how much we could change the world. And it goes back to that comment about Henry Ford.↗

2:59:16Ian MalcolmIf people understood the banking system and how they're basically being cheated, they'd be revolting tomorrow, right? And so I think this is, The path is to try and understand these things in a calm fashion, to explain them to the world. And for what it's worth, and because I did it in Santino's space, to not spend your energy just spinning your wheels, debating it with individuals that have no interest in honesty, right?↗

2:59:42Ian MalcolmIf people are going to sit there and they're going to say, I don't know what you're talking about. The media and Hollywood and tech and all these things, there's no control. That's not happening. That's a waste of time. What is not a waste of time is allowing somebody like Karen to take an hour or two of your time to unpack this history with clarity that is just beyond expert in its delivery.↗

3:00:04Ian MalcolmSo lots of love to her. And with that, Joanne, let's go around to a couple hands and get some final thoughts before we send everybody on their way.↗

3:00:12Speaker 6Can I just make the observation very quickly, though? There's a reason why Rabbi Shmuley is in the sex trade. And that's because... the easiest way to distract people is to get them to chase their desires, which are base. Now, the minute you stop chasing your desires, worshipping that which you desire, then you start thinking about why the concept of other people, what's right, what's good.↗

3:00:38Speaker 6But the reality is that we were born with an innate knowledge of what's right and wrong. We inherently, as part, you know, like babies are born, they know inherently when they're hungry to go for their mother's teat. But we are also given an innate knowledge of what is basically the basics of what's right and wrong. And we like good people and we dislike bad people.↗

3:00:59Speaker 6We see that in children. When someone's stepping out of line as a kid is being a bully or something, no kids like him. And they don't have a problem with one another, whatever their colour or creed. These things are introduced into people. And one of the really easy ways to work out whether you're being guided in the wrong direction is...↗

3:01:18Speaker 6Is it going against the basic things that you know are right and wrong? From when you were a kid, you knew it.↗

3:01:24@joann_marieAnd their entire religion is kind of doing all sorts of gymnastics to justify, is that really actually bad? You know, like how when they, like if you tie someone and then they starve and they die, according to them, you actually didn't kill them. So... It's just like this insane mental gymnastics of excusing the worst and most vile behavior over and over and over and having no morality whatsoever.↗

3:01:55@joann_marieIt's absolutely insane. There's a good reason for that, Joanna.↗

3:01:59Speaker 6There's a good reason for that. Why people who follow that creed think in that way. And that is because there are rules to evil as well. You can't do basic evil and get away with it. You can't do something against the will of someone else and be unsuccessful. You will be unsuccessful. So the whole trick for the rules, the most basic for one, is to convince other people to contract into it.↗

3:02:25Speaker 6That's one of the rules of the universe, if you want to call it that. And so that sort of sideways thinking of how do I get around the rules while still technically adhering to the rules is precisely how you get to do evil and be successful at it because it doesn't offend the fundamental rule of the universe, which is that you have to get other people to agree willingly.↗

3:02:48@joann_marieI still don't know how they convince the world that sucking the dick of a baby is fine because it's a religious thing. You know, like, how?↗

3:02:59Speaker 6Every lawyer in the world convinces a judge or a jury that a guilty client is actually innocent. If you can convince people that someone who's guilty is innocent, Why can't you convince them of anything else?↗

3:03:13@joann_marieThat's wild. Sorry, Rob, I go for it.↗

3:03:15@malleusigNo, the Mabits Mopea, whatever it is, they didn't convince everyone that it's okay. Most people, when they first hear about it, are horrified. All they did was hide it. They just made it so that anyone, because this is what they really hate. They hate people learning too much about Jews. You notice that? Anyone who doesn't,↗

3:03:39@malleusignot hate Jews, right? Anyone who just talks about Jews is immediately assumed to be some kind of anti-Semite because it's only anti-Semites that research Jews and talk about Jews and discuss them, right? So they did the same thing with Pittsburgh Pay and like all these other shit. It's like all they did was they just made it uncool to look too deeply into them.↗

3:04:01@malleusigAnd so we just don't find out about that stuff. When we do find out about it, we're horrified.↗

3:04:10@joann_marieIt's insane, but thank you so much, Rabbi. And I'm so happy you're co-hosting. All right. Mr. Vlad, go for it.↗

3:04:21@joann_marieMr. Vlad, go ahead.↗

3:04:23Speaker 10Mr. Vlad? Yep, yep. I will say, in terms of Karl Marx and, you know, their influence, I will say...↗

3:04:37Speaker 10yeah no i don't even know what to see about it because they're the if we compare karl marx to now communism what we believe the idea is communism it's not even the same you know so comparing it to judaism is almost it's laughable you know it's it's a laughable thing so you guys kind of like not↗

3:05:03@joann_marieI have no idea what you're talking about.↗

3:05:05Speaker 10Yeah, you're making dumb points saying Karl Marx is a Jew. What kind of Jew was he? Was he an Ashkenazi Jew? What kind of Jew was he that he was a fucking Jew? Ian, Mr. Ian, you tell me what kind of Jew was he?↗

3:05:23@malleusigFor fuck's sake, dude. Just... Relax, okay? Is this a troll?↗

3:05:29@joann_marieMr. Ian, tell me what kind of...↗

3:05:31@malleusigIt's a dedicated troll, I think. He's somebody who... One of these guys that comes in and like, I'm going to make it look like I'm asking questions and then, like, if they mute me, I'm going to say that they're trying to hide the truth kind of a thing. No, listen, dude. We'll answer any questions you want, but you've got to stop talking long enough for us to answer your question.↗

3:05:50@malleusigYou can't just keep repeating the question over and over again.↗

3:05:54Ian MalcolmWell, we also – you know what we can do, Mr. Vlad? Because it was a pretty bad question. I say that because you missed apparently the three-hour space on the subject. And so instead of wasting other people's time, you can go and you can listen to Karen's entire walkthrough of the connections of Marx, his very Jewish family, the entire backdrop of it, the marriage that he had that was married into the Rothschild family.↗

3:06:20Ian MalcolmNot only that, via marriage, but also the reality that that provided them with the banking dynasty that essentially put them in place to have all of the riches that subsequently followed. You can listen to the hour of Karen's masterful presentation of that information. I'm not going to waste people's time by trying to do a mediocre rendition of representing that.↗

3:06:45@joann_marieEveryone in his family from both sides were rabbis, so that kind of deal.↗

3:06:51@malleusigAnd again, it's kind of dishonest, and people do this a lot, like thinking to yourself, okay, I'm going to ask a question that's based off of the title of the space, and I'm just going to try and make up, like extrapolate out from that, and it's not a question about anything that was actually discussed here. It doesn't reflect the discussion at all.↗

3:07:10@malleusigIt just shows you weren't paying attention. I'm sorry.↗

3:07:13Ian MalcolmBut Rabbi, how many different iterations of... facial hair did Karl Marx have throughout his life? And if we don't know the answer to that, then how can we possibly say that he was Jewish?↗

3:07:28@malleusigHow can you possibly, how can you, how can I trust your opinion on these matters if you don't know, you know, when he stopped masturbating? Like, come on. Yeah, again, it's ridiculous. It's like, no, we can talk. This is a free country. We can talk about whatever the hell we want to, and you can come up here and rail.↗

3:07:44Ian MalcolmHow many Metsa Bebe's did Karl Marx visit? And if we don't know the answer to that one, well, then obviously we're not sufficient to suggest that he was Jewish.↗

3:07:55@malleusigHow much did he weigh in 1863? I mean, obviously, we're not going to know that.↗

3:07:59Speaker 6Well, the more salient question is, how many prostitutes did he sleep with that he picked up on the embankment in London, which he was known for frequently? Heyo.↗

3:08:09@malleusigHeyo. All right. Now we're getting into the good stuff.↗

3:08:13Speaker 9There's another thread that people don't really talk about, but, you know, Karl's real name was Karl Marx Herschel Mordecai. Okay. He was the son of Rabbi Mordecai Marx Levy, who was the son of Samuel Ben Mordecai, who was the son of Louis Ben Mordecai. And in the 1400s, Louis Mordecai changed his name from Mordecai to Schwab.↗

3:08:33Speaker 9I think we all know another guy whose name was Schwab. So the bloodline today of Karl Marx is the same as the Schwab bloodline.↗

3:08:42@malleusigIt's the same as one of the most famous capitalists that exists.↗

3:08:45Speaker 9What? Exactly. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.↗

3:08:48Speaker 2Hang on, hang on, hang on. No, that's for real. That's for real. Yeah. That's for real.↗

3:08:53Ian MalcolmWait a second. Wait a second. Because, hang on, my little, I feel like Despicable Me, the little alarm just popped out of the top of my head and it's spinning around going whoop, whoop, whoop. So, Rob, I'm going to need you to defend that one with a whole lot of clarity. And I want to be very clear, I am not making the following statement on perhaps the former head of the World Economic Forum.↗

3:09:21Ian MalcolmBut Rob, I'm very curious for this one.↗

3:09:24Speaker 9So it's really interesting when you pull the thread on this. You know, the 1400s goes back quite a way. Louis Mordecai, you know, changed the name from Mordecai to Schwab. They like to change their names. We can all see this. Even Stalin, you know, changed his name and it's... quite a Jewish one, but either way, he was Georgian.↗

3:09:43Speaker 9Schwab, so going back, Louis Mordecai, or now Schwab, he was the son of Samuel Lederpold Schwab, the second who changed his name from Gutenberg, I'm sorry, I'm terrible with these names and pronunciations, in the 1500s. So then he was the son of Samuel Gutenberg, who changed his name from Bauer. And if we know the Rothschilds, who were formerly the Bauers,↗

3:10:09Speaker 9They changed it to Gutenberg. So we're seeing the same bloodlines disseminate out and changing their names, becoming the chameleon and the kind of the Bauer bloodline, obviously, which went into Rothschild, which is German for Red Shield, which was the banking industry, which is another huge topic that Karen went into, which is the origins of the banking dynasties, which control us now.↗

3:10:29Speaker 9So the Bauer bloodline as well was originally named the Bacharachs. So during the time of Christ, so if we're going all the way back. And then the Bacharachs in the 1500s changed the name to Bauer. And then 76 later in 1977, they changed the name to Rothschilds. So it's all actually related. And that's what Karen's found.↗

3:10:50Speaker 9She's pulled the thread and she's really kind of connecting up the dots because no one goes before Engels and Marx. It's kind of like this forgotten zone. But when we really look at it, like the origins of the Mordecai, Henrich Mordecai, they're actually directly related. you know, to the bloodline of the Schwabs, to the Bowers and the Gutenbergs.↗

3:11:14Speaker 2You know, what's interesting is there's actually legitimate genealogies that nobody looks into. See, Malcolm, we need to geneal. You know what? We need a research group. You know, what we need is a think tank. That's what you need to do. You need to form a think tank because there are – So many fingers in this thing. It sounds like a, what's the band?↗

3:11:42Speaker 2Radiohead, Fingers. So there's so many fingers in this thing that you just got to go with it. Just do a think tank, dude.↗

3:11:52@joann_marieI need to see a chart so that I make a mental picture because I got lost.↗

3:11:59@malleusigI'm with you, Joanne, in the same way. I think the think tank is what we're doing right now, to be honest. We just need to formalize it and start writing stuff down.↗

3:12:08Ian MalcolmRabbi, for what it's worth, it's one of my biggest concerns is that what they are ultimately going to do is to come up with a justification. not just to nuke some of the ability for us to disseminate these ideas, but ultimately try to just scrub them from everything for all time. And I know that that sounds crazy, but if you think about the transition that is clearly taking place between physical books and virtually everything going digital, they want everybody on the Kindles and the iPads and all the other electronic renditions of everything, there comes a point where you get rid of most of the written content↗

3:12:48Ian Malcolmrecords, literally, right? The books just slowly disappear. And you find yourself in this very concerning future state where, and they even have this now in certain Amazon, not only books, but also even in movies where they're going back in and they're just scrubbing and removing certain parts of films that no longer, I guess, go along with our understanding of the culture today.↗

3:13:09Ian MalcolmAnd there's the very funny one that I found out about, which in one of the James Bond films, They've got the villain whose name is Jaws because he's like this seven foot guy with the metal teeth. And he eventually has a love interest with a woman. And the whole point of the love interest is that she has braces. And so she smiles at him and he's like, I finally found my person.↗

3:13:33Ian MalcolmRight. But for whatever reason, Amazon scrubbed the braces from the woman. So now instead they just have this very. Yeah. And so now instead the big villain. His love arc is with this woman that just has no braces, just a regular smile. And throughout the film, now they have very awkward glances where he's looking at her and he's like, yes, this is my person because she's smiling.↗

3:13:56Ian MalcolmBut because the braces aren't there, the entire point of the story arc is lost. And my point is...↗

3:14:01@malleusigThere's no reason they would do that. Like, they just ruin the story. There's no upshot for that.↗

3:14:05Ian MalcolmWell, they don't want to offend... You know, you can't offend those that are enamely privileged, I guess.↗

3:14:13@malleusigThat's not even... That's not, like, racism is not a kind of handicap. What the hell? They're just trying to destroy everything nice.↗

3:14:22@joann_marieLike the toilet paper mafia is coming, so.↗

3:14:25Speaker 2I feel like Ann is our spokesperson and we need to give him plausible deniability. So we needed all this in the background and just give him information. Like, give, you know what I mean? He's like our spokesperson because he's got the voice. So let's just do this in the background.↗

3:14:45Ian MalcolmNo, but the one thing I will say, so I try to be animated and colorful in presentation of ideas, but there are people that are encyclopedic with their recallability and the likes of Karen and Rob and TruthTeller and so many others that are up here with us. And I sincerely believe the reason that we are winning right now as quickly as we are is because they finally opened a portal and we've reached this point in, let's say, the evolution of technology where↗

3:15:14Ian Malcolmespecially now with AI, you know, your everyday person, Rabbi Malleus has these unbelievable abilities to take very interesting, compelling music and to put it together. But his ability to mass produce that, to mass disseminate it, to have it housed and stored and shared and to push it out to an audience of people that are interested in receiving it, right?↗

3:15:37Ian MalcolmThat has not happened in the past. They gave us YouTube, that was powerful. But people still had to film and to spend the time to create all these things if they wanted to dive into history. Now with AI, if you've got an idea, you can bring it together and then you can also make it into something that's extremely powerful.↗

3:15:54Ian MalcolmAnd so they have essentially, it's very curious, we have hit an inflection point where even if they control Hollywood, they control the media, they control all these things, it kind of doesn't matter unless they suppress everybody else but themselves. And so they are now in this mad dash because I believe that they psychopathically thought, well, now that we have AI, it'll just make our jobs of propaganda easier.↗

3:16:17Ian MalcolmAnd then instead they're like, wait a second, the animals in the field are evolving. Oh no, right? Like the arrogance got the best of them.↗

3:16:27Speaker 6There is another side to that coin in that we can read. And actually that's pretty special in the human condition. That's only quite recently that most human beings can actually read. So in the past, they only had to control some scribes or some people who could read, bribe them, and everyone had to trust them because they couldn't read themselves.↗

3:16:46Speaker 6Nowadays, because we can all read, then they don't just have to control the scribes. They now have to control everybody because we all have access to that information.↗

3:16:59@joann_marieI never thought of that. No, it's brilliantly stated, right?↗

3:17:01Ian MalcolmYes.↗

3:17:04Ian MalcolmHere's just to accelerate. So not only can we read and we can write and we can share our ideas, but we also, every single person walks around with essentially a recording studio and a media network directly in their pocket. I mean, it's unbelievable the amount of power that all of us now have. Whereas once upon a time, this is actually a funny analogy because once upon a time, I would have been like Ian Malcolm at Jurassic Park where he's in the Jeep and he's just sitting there and he looks around when they all go out to look at the Triceratops.↗

3:17:34Ian MalcolmAnd he's like, here I am talking to myself again, right? With nobody around. And that was what we all were for so long. Because if you were talking about these issues, when a lot of social circles, people would just think you're crazy. It'd be really difficult to provide. evidence to support your theory it'd be really difficult to garner other people that are like-minded right and as a result a lot of individuals would look at you and say well you belong under a bridge or out on the street because obviously you're just a crazy person and now instead us the crazy people instead of being trees that are falling over in the middle of the woods with nobody around to hear it instead we're on everybody's front door right all it takes is for one person to say hey i think you should listen to this guy akunji he's really informed↗

3:18:16Ian MalcolmRight now, you have the power to reach somebody on the other side of the planet. And so they cannot win unless they absolutely suppress us. So they have built both what they think is going to be their their salvation and also perhaps the demise, not of these people, but of this power structure. And I think that we're just on the we're on the doorstep of it because we can now mobilize not just one voice, not just one person, not just one historian.↗

3:18:41Ian MalcolmWe can all come together. like the Transformers that all merge into the Superbot, whatever it would have been called. Anybody that wants to throw in some pop culture reference in the Purple Pill, if you remember what the Transformer was when they all joined together to become one thing, I'm very curious what the answer is.↗

3:18:57Ian MalcolmBut let's go to Prashant and see if he's got any thoughts on this one.↗

3:19:02Speaker 11I got some thoughts on just what I'm hearing and the space, and it seems like I missed a really good space. I just went to Karen's profile and I'm reading her in... I'm reading her pinned post and I certainly haven't gotten through it but boy does she cover a spectrum. Nazi and Talmud and Bolshevism and holy mackerel. I'm going to listen to this space for sure.↗

3:19:27Speaker 11I really want to see what was said here because there's certainly a lot of important threads that are affecting us all right now in a negative way.↗

3:19:43Speaker 11I have some familiarity with another Schwab, and I wonder if anybody knows about this Schwab, and that's Charles Schwab. And the reason that I have familiarity with him is because for a number of years I traded futures and options in the stock market. I mean, I traded futures six and a half days a week for a few years, and one of my brokers was Schwab until I moved to a better one.↗

3:20:08Speaker 11Was Charles Schwab, the famous financial guy of Charles Schwab Incorporated in the US, was he Jewish? Anybody know that one? He was.↗

3:20:17Speaker 9I think he was. Because I know the name. But yeah, when you really look at the Marx, Rothschild, Schwab, blonde line, it's really just the genesis of all these issues we're seeing, especially with the financial corruption and the control of the money supply and the weaponization of money. So I do think, yes, he is part of this same lineage, which is traced all the way back.↗

3:20:43Speaker 11Yeah, that's interesting. And it sort of fits because, you know, I mean, he has this big brokerage that's been around for decades or longer. But, you know, there's two more things I wanted to touch on. And one is Shmuley. And earlier today I was in... Robert Underwood Jr.: Suleyman space and I know truth teller had a difficulty and split with Suleyman and I wish that could get fixed personally I don't know what it was about but.↗

3:21:07Speaker 11Robert Underwood Jr.: And I don't agree with absolutely 100% of everything that's really a Suleyman says or style but. Robert Underwood Jr.: there's a lot of good things that go on in this space, in my opinion, and one of them you guys can judge whether this is good or not tomorrow he's going to be able to have a live debate with rabbi shmuley so.↗

3:21:28Speaker 11Some of you might want to touch in on that one.↗

3:21:31@malleusigWhat a waste of a good chance to debate Shmuley. Thought the same.↗

3:21:36Speaker 11Yeah, well, there's a strong opinion. Anyway, I'm going to listen, and we'll see what happens.↗

3:21:42Ian MalcolmAre they going to be debating the best-selling dildos, or what's going to be Shmuley's position?↗

3:21:47Speaker 11Well, we all know that Shmuley's a dildo salesman. I don't know.↗

3:21:51Ian MalcolmRashad, isn't that just the craziest piece of that whole story? With his daughter.↗

3:21:57Speaker 11It's insane. And what's also insane about that is RFK Jr.'s love affair with Shmuley. Oh, my God.↗

3:22:05@joann_marieEverything about Shmuley is just crazy. Also, his relationship with Michael Jackson. Why did Michael Jackson keep that goblin around? Like, why?↗

3:22:16Speaker 11Yeah, well, anyway, it's happening. I just thought I'd report it. I know some of you have strong, seems like, opinions against Suleiman. But it's happening tomorrow, and it might be interesting. I don't know what they're going to say.↗

3:22:27@malleusigOne of the best questions I've ever been asked on X was, why does a dildo salesman know every world leader? And that's really something to think.↗

3:22:36@joann_marieWasn't he in the Vatican with the Pope as well? Yes, right? Oh my God, like how?↗

3:22:42@malleusigHe knows Kim Jong-il. He's like, what the fuck, dude?↗

3:22:47Speaker 11But you know, he's a lunatic, too. And you watch him on it when he gets out on the street trying to argue with people. He's a complete lunatic.↗

3:22:53@malleusigWell, because you can be a lunatic if you're Jewish, because if you're a lunatic and people call you off being a lunatic, you can just claim that they hate you for being Jewish. Like it's literally just to get out of jail free card for anything. But like with Suleiman, like Suleiman is really he he has a lot of free time and he does spaces like all the time.↗

3:23:13@malleusigSo he's always on here. And that's why he gets so many people. But he's very biased in one direction. And so it can be difficult to really have a real discussion with him on anything that kind of butts up against his own identity. That can be tough. With Shmuley, Shmuley is going to be, Shmuley is going to be, if anything, he's probably going to do the same thing he does on Piers, the same thing he does with Candace, the same thing he does everywhere, where he's going to basically overtalk everyone.↗

3:23:47@malleusigand then drop some kind of new gotcha catchphrase that he made up and pretend that everyone that disagrees with him is an anti-Semite. That's literally all he does. That's it. He doesn't ever have any good points. He doesn't have any logic. He just interrupts and over-talks you when you disagree with him. I have a suggestion to counter that.↗

3:24:09@malleusigAnd calls you a terrorist, yeah?↗

3:24:11Speaker 2Well, he does have major guys come on there, like Ritter and all those guys. So what do you think about that?↗

3:24:18Speaker 6Well, we could all club together, raise a fund, and Suleiman could say, look, if you behave like a decent human being, then I'll buy 10,000 dildos off you, but it's contingent on you behaving like a decent human being.↗

3:24:30Speaker 1What are we going to do with 10,000 dildos?↗

3:24:32Speaker 6He can't behave like a decent human being.↗

3:24:34Speaker 2I can't even deal with one. I don't even know what I would do with it. I get tired of my own dick.↗

3:24:42Speaker 2Well, I need bigger toilets so I don't get wet.↗

3:24:47Ian MalcolmRabbi, for some reason I envisioned the scene for Braveheart, except instead of their weapons, just armed to the hilt, pun intended, with Rabbi Shmuley dildos.↗

3:25:00@malleusigI think if we're forced to buy 10,000 dildos, we get to send them one by one to the nearest synagogue.↗

3:25:09Speaker 2You just guys are elevators to the best place I've ever been in my life.↗

3:25:15Speaker 6We could send them to Iran and ask them to, you know, drop them on Tel Aviv.↗

3:25:19@malleusigThat would actually, that would be interesting. That would be a good protest. Like we buy like a hundred dildos. We emblazon the words free Palestine on the side of each one and we send them, we like send one a week to like one synagogue, right? So it just gets this constant stream of dicks in the mail. That all say Free Palestine.↗

3:25:40@malleusigAnd they're all coming from Rabbi Shmuley's company.↗

3:25:45Ian MalcolmFor some reason, I envisioned you signing them the way that some of the American politicians were signing the bombs that they were sending off to the Palestinians. Oh, that's perfect.↗

3:25:54@malleusigWe can sign them in Hebrew.↗

3:25:55Speaker 6Sorry.↗

3:26:00Speaker 6I'll say Mrs. Bobbitt, who was famous for chopping off her husband's dick for cheating.↗

3:26:06Ian MalcolmJohn says hi, dearest Lorraine. But no, I just I do want to give credit to Suleiman. And I don't go in those spaces anymore, but I used to spend a lot of time in them. And he always let let me come up and share what at the time was a far more controversial worldview than it is today. And a lot of credit, actually. The one that I certainly would give a ton to is to Joe.↗

3:26:31Ian MalcolmAnd Joe and I used to butt heads a whole lot, and I'm sure we still would about certain items. But he pushed back very hard on the worldview that TruthTeller and I were sharing. And these days, he's like, yeah, I think you guys are pretty much right. And, you know, it takes... It takes a lot of confidence merely to stand up onto one of these spaces or stages or to put your content out in a tweet, right?↗

3:26:58Ian MalcolmEven without your voice. If you're putting out a worldview that you're kind of signing your name next to, whatever the delivery mechanism is, that takes a lot of confidence. But it takes even more so to be able to say, well, I was wrong about something. And it's that old Mark Twain thing. It's easier to convince, it's easier to fool somebody than it is to convince them that they've been fooled because a lot of people don't want to let go of the worldviews that they carry around.↗

3:27:23Ian MalcolmAnd so I got to give credit to Suleiman for letting me go into those spaces when these topics were very taboo and certainly a ton to Mr. Joa. I think it's Santos is the last name for not only speaking his mind, which again takes a lot of courage, but having the conviction himself to say when he's changed his opinion. I think it's a,↗

3:27:42Ian MalcolmIt's a really, really powerful thing for people to be able to do that. I hope that all of the mega folks can recognize that MAGA is actually, it's being in opposition to Donald Trump. And that, frankly, there's no left-right solution, but rather one that rejects this enslavement that we're all part of. And we're getting there, folks.↗

3:28:03Ian MalcolmThat's the beauty. And we're all coming together. We're trying to build these spaces and these conversations, not to hate anybody. And I think Karen put that better than anyone when she said, look, there is a system. It is being run by these bankers. They are controlling everything. And in the process, not only are they enslaving all of us, but they're also, they're injuring a whole lot of their own people that they seem totally indifferent to the sufferings of.↗

3:28:27Ian MalcolmAnd so we're trying to do the world a favor here and everybody that's on it, not necessarily just push hate on any group of people. It's just important to note those differences, especially given that all of our critics will say that all of our critiques are merely aimed in some kind of racial animus, which is really juvenile.↗

3:28:44Ian MalcolmBut unfortunately, we live in a world where we're ruled by Rabbi Shmuley and his dildo company. So I guess crazy is as crazy does. But Prashant, any other thoughts here before we go down to Patrick?↗

3:28:58Speaker 11Yeah, the last thing is what you just said, these bankers. Not only are they doing what you described, and I agree 100%, but they're also destroying the very basis for the human population to live in their nasty, toxic agriculture, in their toxic death medicine, in their toxic vaccines. They're not only doing everything you said, but I'm just repeating myself.↗

3:29:22Speaker 11They're destroying the world for the rest of us. They're literally, literally destroying our ability to survive on this planet. That's what I wanted to add.↗

3:29:32Ian MalcolmYeah, and maybe the craziest piece about that is, you know, I always look at the world through Orwell and the Matrix and all these kind of dystopian future states. I can't help but when you were saying that, they are destroying the world that they seek to then enslave and rule over, but the thing that they're going to rule over is the ashes and the skulls and crossbones of all the people that once lived really happily on that planet.↗

3:29:56Ian MalcolmIt's no different than in the Matrix in some ways when... Morpheus says to Neo, right? The robots came to life and AI. And so we, in order to get rid of their solar power, we had to blacken the sky for everybody, right? We destroy mother nature. And then the machine ends up winning anyway. And so where does the machine find its new energy and lifeblood?↗

3:30:18Ian MalcolmOh, in the very people that it once was going to kill. Now it doesn't kill them. It just enslaves them in those little goo pots or whatever you would call it. But that's what the system wants to do. They want to enslave us, but the thing that they're going to be left to enslave is dark. It's awful. It's dystopian. They want us all in our little pods, our little apartments, whatever it's going to be, eating their little slop, just staring at the little screens.↗

3:30:42Ian MalcolmWhy? And it does. It truly baffles me. Rob, I'm curious for your thoughts on this one, actually.↗

3:30:49Speaker 6Very quickly. I just want a bit of research. It's a bit of physics. So I've asked a chat GBT. What would be the terminal velocity of the average dildo if dropped from 10,000 feet at 300 grams? And it says that it would be roughly 40 meters per second and unreliably would be lethal upon impact, but it's unreliable. But, you know, it's good to know.↗

3:31:12@joann_marieIt is really good to know.↗

3:31:15Speaker 9Don't stand below Shmuley's private jet.↗

3:31:18Speaker 2Hey, did you guys disagree? Malcolm, did you... And did you just create a space? Like, I got a DM that you guys created, like a private chat. Did you do that?↗

3:31:30Ian MalcolmYes, I set that one up for you and Karen with Joanne about prospectively setting up that future space that you guys were talking about on the religious topic.↗

3:31:40Speaker 2OK, so I didn't want to think that was like spam. No, not.↗

3:31:44Ian MalcolmNo. But on those lines, please, everybody. Be very careful with what you accept on this application via direct messages. A lot of accounts are getting hacked left, right, and center. And the way that that's primarily happening is people will send you direct messages that will have links in them. The link that you click on will not take you to YouTube or whatever the little image is.↗

3:32:06Ian MalcolmIt will take you to a site that's going to give them control of either your username, your password, or the resetting of that. Please don't do it. I've actually got an account that I've tried to get Nikita's attention to. There's a very large friend of our movement that's locked out of their, if I'm not mistaken, 100 plus thousand follower account.↗

3:32:26Ian MalcolmAnd every time they go to reset the password, it says, well, you need to authenticate with your two factor authentication, which the hacker turned on and sent to his message. So now he is in a situation where the only way that this person can get their account back is by getting the two factor authentication from the hacker, which they're not going to get.↗

3:32:44Ian MalcolmSo they are in this perpetual circle. where X, instead of giving them their account back or trying to help them, just keeps running them through this automated, please send an email with this, that, or the other thing. And so don't let that happen to you. Don't click links. If I can give you a step even further, don't click on links on anything.↗

3:33:03Ian MalcolmAnd Rabbi, for what it's worth, that's why with your YouTube video, I was asking if you had a version on the app. I don't like... I don't click on anything that takes me outside of this application. I recommend everybody follow that exact same. I know.↗

3:33:15@malleusigThe only reason I didn't upload it directly is because I can't upload past two minutes and 20 seconds of video on this thing.↗

3:33:25Speaker 2It's the only reason I ask. Thank you, sir.↗

3:33:27Ian MalcolmYeah, of course. Be very, very, very diligent. Be very careful on here, folks, with what you accept. And always think twice before. Not only clicking links. Don't give anybody, for what it's worth, don't give anybody your private information, right? Unless you are your mask off and you are perfectly comfortable with your persona being attached to this, don't give phone numbers, emails, any of those things.↗

3:33:49Ian MalcolmThere are all kinds of intellectual operations being done to sniff out who you are. And we all know that Authentics and all those other things that are powering this application, they're already doing so with the Intel community. But don't give an opportunity... For the psychopathic individuals that are just trying to bring hell on anybody that talks about these subjects, it's not worth the headache.↗

3:34:09Ian MalcolmSo just be very careful, be very private, and that's just a best practice. Rob, not sure if you want to jump in on that.↗

3:34:18@malleusigI just want to add real quick, that goes double for DMs. You think it's a private conversation, there's nothing private about it. Those databases are all in Israel.↗

3:34:26Speaker 9That's right. Encryption is a myth. We've lost the war. for privacy back in 2012. It's gone. And John McAfee did a great few little lectures on how these encrypted messages, they're encrypted while they're sent, but once they reach your device, you can view them for the API. They're decrypted. There is no more privacy.↗

3:34:44Speaker 9So just make sure that you provide self-custody, your information, and protect yourself whenever possible. Going back to the thread of this managed decline and this destruction of the world and this Judaic Talmudic group inheriting this destruction, it's actually part of their Like if you look at their eschatology, their kind of end of times beliefs, as Christianity has the Armageddon, they have their own beliefs in the end of times.↗

3:35:09Speaker 9And essentially what they will do is they have this battle against Amalek, which they have now labeled anyone who opposes them, Iran, other nations like Europe, America, Australia, every Western nation. And they have to essentially defeat this enemy, which essentially has the world unifying against Israel. And in this battle for Armageddon,↗

3:35:29Speaker 9Israel comes out on top and rules the new world. So essentially, all this managed decline, this cultural Marxism, this economic collapse, this hyperinflation, this hypertaxation, all these tools, as well as the degeneration of our health and the change of humanity as a species due to these mRNA bioweapons, it's all part of this context of their end-of-times eschatology.↗

3:35:56Speaker 9So that's what they're moving towards. And they've tried it before, zabatai zevi. They've tried to bring forth messiahs before. So they're just trying to rinse through this kind of pretext or this manufacturing consent to try to move the world towards this essential world war, Armageddon, potentially a nuclear exchange, and that they will become the new world order or the one world government or the kind of the survivors of this hellish scape.↗

3:36:23Speaker 9So just imagine the insanity of this. It's beyond insane.↗

3:36:29@joann_marieThey also have this belief that like in the end of times, the money is going to return to the just or something like that. So they think that taking all our money, they are like doing God's work. And because they are like the chosen people of God. So they are like doing all these crazy gymnastics to justify taking like usury and like all of those things.↗

3:36:52@joann_marieBut that was very well said.↗

3:36:53Ian MalcolmWe're going to take everything from you so that we can then distribute it back or something.↗

3:36:59@malleusigYeah.↗

3:37:00@joann_marieNo, they need to keep it because they are the just ones. They're the only ones that can be trusted with it. Yes. Like, seriously, they think this.↗

3:37:07@malleusigThey're the only ones that will be able to use the money correctly. We'll just waste it on, you know, Hennessy and new rims and shit, right? But, like, the thing that always gets me is this. Shit. The thing that always gets me is this. Like, they literally have gone through all these convoluted plans. Like, they... injected 70% of the world population with a virus or a bioweapon that's going to filter out and cull 30% of them over 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 years.↗

3:37:39@malleusigThey took over our universities with these new fake audiologies they made up that are designed specifically to undermine civilization. They took over all the media houses. all of the printers. They took over Hollywood. They took over film and TV. They went through Confederate governments. They made their daughters marry rich Gentiles so they could get access to all that power.↗

3:38:02@malleusigAnd it's like, it's the culmination of a 2,000-year plan that involved immense manpower of Jews and non-Jews that were conscripted into it. Ended up, you know, earning them these, like, you know... What's the word? Sticated pogroms where it's like every few hundred years they just go with them. A bunch of them get killed because they're trying to fuck with everything.↗

3:38:26@malleusigAnd it's like, you know, if you guys would just stop being cunts. You know what I mean? It's like if you would just stop being irredeemable cunts for five minutes, none of this would be necessary. We could all just get along and move on into a utopia. But like they just don't want to give that one up. Like, no, we have to find out a way so that we can continue being cunts and still be safe.↗

3:38:53@malleusigAnd that's the major drawback behind all of this nonsense. That's the thing that always gets me. It's like the solution is very, very easy, but for some reason they love making it hard.↗

3:39:07Speaker 2That's weird, isn't it? Like, that goes, that's like a dichotomy. Like, you... Don't most of us look for the easiest path to the resistance?↗

3:39:21@malleusigYeah. Like, no, it's too easy. We can't just get along with everyone. We can't just be nice to our neighbors. We've got to figure out a way to enslave them. That's so crazy, dude.↗

3:39:38Ian MalcolmWell, enslave them and tell them it's for their own good, or so seems to be the pattern. But Patrick, I see that we got you up here. Any thoughts you want to add in here? And if not, we'll go to Ms. Sharon.↗

3:39:55@joann_mariePatrick? All right, let's go to Sharon.↗

3:39:59Speaker 12Sharon, go for it. Welcome, sister. How are you? Hey, doing good. Just really enjoyed tonight a lot. I don't have my headset in, so if it sounds funny, I'm sorry. But Karen did so good, like always. And all your guests are awesome. And thanks for letting me listen and join in and participate. Appreciate it. Love you guys.↗

3:40:19Ian MalcolmYour headset sounds good.↗

3:40:26Ian MalcolmNo, and Sharon, as always, thank you so much for being here and all the support, everybody. And we are, we're really, maybe a good way to think about this as a way to round out this entire conversation, right? Karen came in and yet again, no matter how many spaces we do, how many posts I look at, there's always new angles and things that I'm learning from all of you guys.↗

3:40:51Ian MalcolmAnd obviously that we're learning from one another, right? We're in this... big endeavor together. And the reason that we're in that is because there's obviously a set of interests that have essentially all the power that have been manipulating essentially everything and have tried to fracture our ability to not only connect and communicate with one another to understand the president, but certainly to understand how we arrived here.↗

3:41:14Ian MalcolmRight. And so we are all in this together. We're all doing our little part. We're all supporting one another. Right. I know that sometimes some of these things, the likes, the reshares, taking some of the content that you find out on here to your local community. Maybe it feels like it is this immovable object, but I sincerely not only believe, I know with certainty that we are not only winning, but that we're winning with such incredible strides that if you try to envision where we were two years ago, it's hard to believe that this is actually even the same planet.↗

3:41:48Ian MalcolmBecause I can tell you that if we had have tried to have this conversation two years ago, Two things would have happened. Number one, nobody would have showed up. And the reason is because nobody was even aware of these realities. It's kind of that true or that basic, right? Karl Marx, people were talking about it, but it was on the most obscure pieces of the internet.↗

3:42:08Ian MalcolmAnd I know because I had to look really hard to find a lot of these things. And now people are starting to connect. Oh, okay. Karl Marx is communism, right? But now we have Karl Marx is the Rothschilds. We also have Jeffrey Epstein is the Rothschilds. who then invested in Peter Thiel, right? How weird is it that these things have been linearly affecting essentially every power structure for over 100 years at this point?↗

3:42:35Ian MalcolmHow insane is it to think that this one set of interests that are essentially terraforming the entirety of the planet, especially the first world, to fit the liking that they have in mind and that the things that they're doing today, the revolutionary holocaust, I can't remember the other terminology that Karen used to describe the language that was between Marx and Engels.↗

3:42:58Ian MalcolmHellstorm, I think was the word, right? That these people were envisioning the only way to bring about this communist utopia, which let's be real. They were collaborating with Moses Hess, who was writing Rome and Jerusalem, which was Pax Judaica. How do we rule over the world from one place because of our religious supremacy?↗

3:43:19Ian MalcolmThat's literally what Karl Marx was corresponding with. the person that wrote the Communist Manifesto, who then married into the Rothschild family and tried to bring that about with the Bolsheviks. And we're seeing that continue, right? Karen talks very aggressively about China. And look, there's a lot of economic advancement that's been made.↗

3:43:37Ian MalcolmThe middle class lifestyle in China has obviously improved. And you can look at the China of today and certainly say, well, maybe they've gotten away from some of those tenants. of the communist, right? Maybe they're adopting a little bit of a, a modern nationalistic stance. And there's an argument to be made for that.↗

3:43:53Ian MalcolmAnd I think truth teller does an amazing job with it. But Karen would also say that the CCP, at least for most of her life and that of her, her parents, her grandparents, there was horribly oppressive. And according to her in the prior space that we did on the CCP, not only her, her grandparents, but her parents knew that the CCP was through and through a Jewish operation in China.↗

3:44:17Ian MalcolmAnd we're learning these things. We're connecting these dots. So, okay, the Bolsheviks ran communism. They then ran all across Europe. They destroyed nationalism. They exported communism to China, which they used as a bastion to push communism around the East. And then they basically subverted capitalism in the West. That's essentially what has happened.↗

3:44:36Ian MalcolmBut we've learned these things. We've put these pieces together. We then start to try to understand the why and people say we're crazy conspiracy theorists. And then we talk with Karen who walks through literally the history that proves to be exactly aligned with the conspiratorial perspective that we would take given the state of the world today, right?↗

3:44:55Ian MalcolmSo we're understanding all these things, but we're doing it as a team. And how many people that were in this room weren't familiar with her as of yesterday? Probably a lot. And now we're going to be able to bolster and support her and be connected with her. And just like Ricardo was saying, he's going to look through the treasure trove of information that she has on her page, right?↗

3:45:14Ian MalcolmWe're all helping one another. We're all playing our little role in what feels like an eternal battle. And I was saying to Rob, we are essentially, we're like Arthur and the Knights of the round table. And I really liked that ideology because the round table, what was the whole point? It was King Arthur, sure, but he didn't view himself as that.↗

3:45:36Ian MalcolmWhen he sat down at the table, he was just another piece of that extended little collective of people that were going out trying to find the Holy Grail and a whole bunch of other things to make the world a better place. And you know what's really curious, and for anybody who's heard me say this in a prior space, I apologize.↗

3:45:52Ian MalcolmOne of the most interesting things about Arthur and the legend is when the Knights of the Round Table decided to set off for the quest for the Holy Grail, they all decided that the place that they would start their search first, because after all, nobody knows where it is. How are they going to know where to go? And they all agreed that each of them would go to the part of the forest around their castle that they most feared, that was the darkest to them.↗

3:46:18Ian MalcolmAnd there's the thing that's really dark, which is trying to go out into a world that's controlled by lunatics and psychopaths and liars and to speak truth against that. It's really uncomfortable, but we're doing it. And the more you do it, the easier it becomes. And it gets to the point where you realize, wait a second.↗

3:46:35Ian MalcolmIf Santino, who was in his space earlier, Santino's called that he's running Jew-hater spaces now because he allows people like me to talk on his space. Well, you know what Santino recognizes? That even by having a conversation with myself, and I try to be very peaceful in these ideas, right? But even if you're discussing them peacefully and you just happen to be in a room where they're peacefully described, well, then you're thrown under the bus with everybody else.↗

3:47:00Ian MalcolmAnd so what does that do to Santino's ideology? He says, well, wait a second. A, if they're going to consider me a thought criminal merely for discussing something, well, then there's probably something to the thing that they don't want me discussing. And number two, I'm going to become indifferent to the slur. Because if you get accused of this thing merely for listening to somebody talk about it, well, then obviously it can't be all that big of a deal if they're going to label you that.↗

3:47:24Ian MalcolmSo no different than racism and misogynist and all these other words that have been watered down by this power structure. We are whittling away at their narrative. As we do, they have to come up with more and more preposterous term. Anti-Semite wasn't enough. They wore that one to the bone. So now they're Jew haters. That's their new attempt.↗

3:47:45Ian MalcolmThey'll have a new one six months from now, by the way.↗

3:47:47@malleusigOh no, Jew haters is done. The ADL said we need to stop using that one because people are quote unquote... What are they going to go do next? How ridiculous can it get? Oh, so the new thing is anti-Jewish racism. Wait, what? Yeah. So one of the guys, I forget, was it Nationalist? Someone, Veritas or somebody put a post about it.↗

3:48:11@malleusigNow you're seeing them pop up in coordinated fashion with like little bitchy posts about... people that are engaging in anti-Jewish racism. That's gonna be their new term now.↗

3:48:22Ian MalcolmSo they're going to try- AB testing on anti-Jewish racism. That is not catchy at all.↗

3:48:29@malleusigNo, it's not, but they- Sounds like an oxymoron, doesn't it? The problem with Jew hatred is that people were, people are figuring out that if it's like white hatred, then it's hatred coming from whites. If it's black hatred, it's hatred coming from blacks. So Jew hatred, like logically, would just be hatred coming from Jews.↗

3:48:47@malleusigwhich I think we all agree is the real problem anyway. So it's like they're agreeing with us. Are we going to take up the mantle of that term? We're going to weaponize it against them? I've been trying to weaponize it forever. It's like, no, it's not catching on, but hopefully now it does.↗

3:49:02Ian MalcolmWe're not the Jew-hater.↗

3:49:04@malleusigYou're the Jew-hater Jew. Yeah, Jewish people are the biggest Jew-haters. Jew-hatred is literally what is killing infants in Gaza right now, right? This is not a stretch. This is what this term meant before they inverted it. So now the thing is anti-Jewish racism. They're going to assert that Jewish is a race, which doesn't make any sense unless Mormons are now a race, and that if you are criticizing Israel's foreign policy or how it bombs its neighbors, you are engaging in racism, sir.↗

3:49:41@malleusigyou're engaging in a kind of racism, anti-Jewish racism, which I'm sure they're going to say, it's just as much racism as putting on a sheet and burning a cross in front of a black person's yard, right? They're going to say, saying that free Palestine is just as racist a hate crime as lynching a black man just for the crime of being black, is what they're going to say.↗

3:50:04@malleusigThey're going to push this.↗

3:50:06Speaker 2And the only... Yeah, I mean, you need to repeat that, though. What you just said about Mormons being Mormons and Jews being Jews. What? Repeat that. It's not an ethnic... Jews are as much of a race as Mormons are?↗

3:50:20@malleusigYeah, that should be self-evident.↗

3:50:23Ian MalcolmI mean, for what it's worth, I disagree... a good bit with that one, but it's because of the mitochondrial DNA markers with Ashkenazis and all those things.↗

3:50:32@malleusigOh, I'm with you on the DNA markers. I'm with you on DNA markers. My position is it doesn't amount to a whole ass race. If Jews are a race, then so are the Irish, so are the Italians, so are the Germans, so are the Lithuanians. Everyone has a constellation of gene markers. That doesn't make them all a race, for Christ's sake.↗

3:50:56@joann_marieOh, I never thought.↗

3:50:59@malleusigYeah. By that definition, Down syndrome kids are a race now. Because they all have the same constellation.↗

3:51:05Speaker 13That's what I'm saying.↗

3:51:09Ian MalcolmI agree with you. You can't call them... I mean, they do have a unique marker, but they would be... an offshoot of the race that they are. They're a subset of that race, not a subset of them amongst one another.↗

3:51:22@malleusigBut they're just as similar to each other as Jews are to each other. Because Ashkenazi Jews, when they try and get you into the discussion about indigeneity to Israel, they would say, no, we have genetic evidence. Fine, show it. And they pull out a study that shows that Ashkenazi Jews and Jews in Levant are more similar to each other than the Ashkenazis are to Europeans.↗

3:51:44@malleusigBut That doesn't say anything. They didn't do a comparison to the Jews that lived in the Levant 5,000 years ago because they can't, right? And if they did have evidence, they dug up the bones and did a DNA test, they would find out inevitably that those people are not the same fucking people. So they don't do it.↗

3:52:02Ian MalcolmOh, don't talk about digging up bones. We might get connected to another historical event and called anti-Jewish racist.↗

3:52:09@malleusigThere were no bones in Treblinka.↗

3:52:13@malleusigI just found out that if you die of cyanide poisoning, your whole body turns red. I didn't know that before. This app is worth so much money. It's true.↗

3:52:23@joann_marieI'll post a picture. I've seen a picture of someone who died of cyanide poisoning, and they look red, like tomato red.↗

3:52:30@malleusigAnd it's never mentioned in any of the accounts of the Holocaust. No one ever talks about, like, oh, yeah, we saw the Jewish bodies after the showers. It all turned bright red, because it is disgusting. You can't avoid mentioning it. It's turning into a tomato, basically. It would be the first thing someone wrote down.↗

3:52:49@malleusigSo it's almost as if the people were making it up in their heads and they didn't realize that one little thing about cyanide poisoning because they'd never actually seen someone poisoned by cyanide.↗

3:53:06@malleusigBut, yeah, it's crazy. Like, just be ready for the propaganda campaigns. The new thing coming down, the new kid on the block is anti-Jewish racism. Get ready to mock it relentlessly and laugh at it because that's all it deserves.↗

3:53:21@joann_marieLook, I posted it in the Jumbotron. That's how they look when they die from cyanide poisoning.↗

3:53:26@malleusigYeah, that's the same one I saw. Thank you, Joanne. Oh, shit, I got to go, guys. I'll talk to you later, all right? Thank you so much, Ian. Joanne, everyone, this has been a fantastic discussion, as always. No, absolutely.↗

3:53:39@joann_marieThank you so much, Rabbi.↗

3:53:40Ian MalcolmYeah, and we'll try to get that synthesis of the space. And if there's some way we can use AI to get the most critical elements of it, to pull that out, to build it into a little talk track and a video, it would be incredibly powerful. So I'm going to see if we can get that with Vilek.↗

3:53:59@malleusigGo ahead, Rob. No, I know there are models you can take. You can take an MP3 file, throw it into a model, and say pull out all the most interesting pieces or whatever and ask separate tracks or something. Because I know people that were doing it three years ago. There's got to be a way you can do it. Like go on Hugging Face or something.↗

3:54:15@malleusigI'm sure you can find something. But, yeah. And save. How often do you download an archive of your spaces, Ian?↗

3:54:25Ian MalcolmNot nearly enough. It's been a long time.↗

3:54:27@malleusigDownload a big archive and save all these spaces. Hey, I just followed you, Rabbi.↗

3:54:31Ian MalcolmYou're cool.↗

3:54:32Speaker 2What's up, Ricardo? You're cool. I said I just followed you, Rabbi.↗

3:54:35@malleusigOh, thanks, Ricardo. I think I followed you already, actually. No, I'll follow you back. Yeah, you're cool, man. No, yeah, do that because if X decides to, like, boot you and, like, you don't have access to any of it, you lose access to all those recordings. So download the 25 gigabytes or whatever it is now and archive all that.↗

3:54:55@malleusigthat'll be an error yeah i think i think we need to follow each other only because in the future we may need each other i don't know i i i hope so well i hope not hoping to get to the point we need specifically to clean each other but i hope we can work together definitely and rabbi do you want to send us off with a uh a jingle i know you've got to go but uh maybe we can get some↗

3:55:17Ian MalcolmParting words from Joanne and Rob as you line up a little track, and then we can have something as an outro for the space if you've got a minute or two.↗

3:55:25@malleusigI'd love to, but I've got a hard stop in about three minutes, so I've got to go. I'm sorry, guys.↗

3:55:29Ian MalcolmAll right, fair enough. Well, then in that case, let's go to Mr. Rob for some closing thoughts, and then we'll go to Joanne to wind us down for the space.↗

3:55:38Speaker 9I just wanted to reinforce just how important and impactful these spaces are, because what we are doing is connecting the dots, and that's what they fear. They fear the polymaths. They fear the people looking back and connecting the banking industry and the medical industry and the bloodlines because they've siloed this information.↗

3:55:55Speaker 9So the fact that we are connecting these dots to a unified empirical knowledge set is just so important. Every single person here is a leader. But just within, specifically, when you marry the truth with emotion, that's when we see humans start reacting because human beings are essentially emotional beings. And every single time I've heard you speak, every single MFing time, I feel something.↗

3:56:19Speaker 9I feel love. I feel positivity. But most of all, I feel hope. And that's so, it's rare. And I just, we need to protect it. And, you know, this movement we have here, just, you know, it's what's important. It's the future of humanity. And, you know, every single family and child deserves a future. And we are trying to provide the foundations to deal with this monolithic,↗

3:56:42Speaker 9technocratic, one world government, this Talmudic supremacy, whatever way you want to label it, this is the way. Truth and emotion. And, you know, it's perfectly done here. So thank you.↗

3:56:55@joann_marieThat was beautiful, Rob. Should we go to Ricardo? Yeah.↗

3:57:02Speaker 2Just a parting comment. It's been an excellent space tonight and I appreciate that you're bringing Karen on and I hope we have more people that have historical information about what's going on. But, yeah, you guys follow everybody. It's a really great space tonight. One of the best I've been in in a long time.↗

3:57:27@joann_marieThank you so much for joining us, Ricardo. And everybody, thank you so much for being here. And tomorrow there's going to be a space a little bit earlier and I'll post it in the purple pill so that you guys schedule it. And Ian, it was brilliant. I love Karen so much and thank you so much for hosting it. And it's true.↗

3:57:46@joann_marieIt's very inspiring, like this movement and hearing you talk and hearing truth and Karen and all of you guys. It's just, it's... Amazing. And I remember I keep going back to this moment like two years ago that you were saying like, oh, it's only 2%, but we're going to get there. And I was like, that is not going to happen.↗

3:58:09@joann_marieAnd look at it now. So I'm like...↗

3:58:16@joann_marievery proud of everyone and I'm very hopeful for the future and I'm just very grateful for voices like yours and Trude's and everybody's because you guys are making a change and I love being part of this. So thank you so much, Ian.↗

3:58:31Ian MalcolmNo, and thank Joanne. None of this would be possible without unbelievable partners in the opposite of crime. We're trying to expose the crime, but the partners in love and success uh, in righteousness, like Joanne, who puts so much time into these spaces and is so wonderfully accommodating where we have to move things around and, and there's nobody better on this application.↗

3:58:57Ian MalcolmAnd it, I can't describe a couple of things for anybody that's in the listener panel. If you've never been a speaker in one of these spaces, it, I know that it sounds like it's just a bunch of people throwing out a bunch of nonsense into the ether and sometimes it sticks and sometimes it doesn't, but, but navigating the various voices and keeping on track of the conversation.↗

3:59:18Ian MalcolmIt's easy for 15 minutes. It's very difficult for one and a half hours. And Joanne does so majestically hour after hour, day after day with truth in myself and is just unbelievably generous and is just an absolute expert at this point. One of the crazy comments, you know, there's the old Da Vinci line, I think it is. And I'm sure David Nietzsche would be able to correct me if I'm wrong on this.↗

3:59:41Ian MalcolmBut the concept that you become a master at anything that you do for 10,000 hours. And that's a lot of time, but I feel like Joanne, we're probably getting close. And perhaps we will be able to master this venue, this format, and this subject so that we can help other individuals that are very early in that journey. And for anybody that does, if you stumble across these spaces, some of these conversations can be very contentious.↗

4:00:06Ian MalcolmThey can certainly have lots of edgy material that some people find a little bit uncomfortable. It's merely coming from a place of goodness and trying to make the world a better place. And like Rob was saying before, this, this is an existential threat because as hyperbolic as that sounds, the alternative to us putting up in opposition to it is accepting the fact that our children and our grandchildren and their children forevermore will essentially be enslaved by a system that will hate them far more than the matrix hated the people that were in the pods and the little gel goo, whatever you want to call it.↗

4:00:40Ian MalcolmAt least those people didn't know they were asleep, right? Those who will follow us, if we don't fix this system, they will be hated by the very people they're enslaved by who, oh, by the way, they'll also probably be propagandized to worship at the feet of. That's probably the outcome if these psychopaths have their way.↗

4:00:58Ian MalcolmAnd that cannot work because those who follow after us. will stand on their feet. They will stand proud. They will be proud of the things that we did today, and they will be blessed and proud of the future that they inherit tomorrow. And so we're going to deliver that to them. We might not get to ever experience that we will certainly won't be born into it, but that beautiful future is something that's going to happen.↗

4:01:22Ian MalcolmIt's something that we are going to promise, not just to ourselves, but to all those that will follow. And they will certainly be thankful for everything that we did today in that future state. So let's just stay the course as best we can. Let's continue learning as much as we can from one another, building this unbelievable tree of knowledge that is going to blossom all of the fruits that will be enjoyed by those who follow.↗

4:01:45Ian MalcolmAnd in doing so, we will be able to know that we did our part, right? The history of man is littered with all kinds of ups and downs. Right now, it's a big down. And we will be the people. We might not be in the history books. Who cares? We will be able to rest one day knowing that we did our part to better mankind. And there's not a lot of people that get to say that.↗

4:02:09Ian MalcolmAnd to that comment that Joanne was making, and I really believe this, all we need is two, 3% of the general public. That sounds like a small amount of people. And it sounds like a lot of people because two or 3% is a tiny amount of virtually anything. But the United States has 10 plus million people. And if you have 10 million people,↗

4:02:30Ian Malcolmthat are willing to stand in front of the White House, that are willing to stand in front of Big Ben or over in front of Versailles. And they're willing to say, we are done with all of this. This will never happen again. The politicians will be able to tell you that they won another election. No way. Imagine if you've got millions of people outside of the state house down in Florida saying, we know you lied.↗

4:02:55Ian MalcolmDan Bilzerian beat fat Jewish Randy Fine. You've got millions of people. They can't lie about it forever. They rigged the polls. They rigged the districts. We know all that that's the case. They probably rigged Dominion and the voting booth. But even if they do, it comes to a point of absurdity where we can see through the lies that are the charade.↗

4:03:14Ian MalcolmAnd if we do, we will make the world a better place. We will fix this system and we will ultimately run this power structure out, not just the United States, not just out of Western Europe, but out of everything. And we will demand that they take usury, that they take the Federal Reserve, that they take central banking, that they take the pornography, that they take all the other degenerate, demoralizing nonsense with them.↗

4:03:40Ian MalcolmNot because we hate them, but because we don't want it anymore for our children, for their children, or forevermore for our people. We will rebuild our civilizations and as crazy as that sounds. So did the first conversation with George Washington and the founding fathers, where they said, you know what? We're going to write these Federalist Papers, which wasn't Washington, but the other founders, right?↗

4:04:03Ian MalcolmAnd for what it's worth, those people that wrote those papers did so anonymously. I think it's really interesting. We get critiqued all the time. You can't make a difference if you're not face first. Oh, yeah? Well, those people face first that are in Suleiman's room are now parroting the very things that I was saying as an anonymous handle with Truth Teller, who's also anonymous.↗

4:04:23Ian MalcolmTwo or three years ago. Jokes on them, I suppose. We've shifted the entire zeitgeist of this discourse. We can do that. We have all the power in the world and it's all in our hands merely by delivering truth through these devices that we can share with the ether. So keep just doing your part. Be grateful for every day that we have to be part of this machine because God only gives us the weights that he knows that we can manage.↗

4:04:52Ian MalcolmThat's what I believe. We are called to do these things. And if we weren't, we wouldn't be here in this conversation. We'd probably be watching Netflix or YouTube or more goy slop. And instead, we're trying to learn from absolute experts, which Karen is. I want to give her a big piece of gratitude again. I'm extremely humbled that she spent the time with us.↗

4:05:10Ian MalcolmShe's an absolute wizard. Everybody, please give her a follow. Please give her support. As best you can, we'll get her back in this conversation in this room for a future space. So lots of love to everybody. As always, good morning, good evening, good afternoon, wherever you are in the world. God bless for everything that you are.↗

4:05:26Ian MalcolmGodspeed. We are going to take out the communists, the Zionist psychopaths, the central bankers, all of this absurdity. It is all going to crumble under the weight of truth, of love. and the passion that we have for rebuilding a better tomorrow for our people. So lots of love to all of you. I thank you so much. I don't know if Mr. Truthteller is starting his space anytime soon.↗

4:05:48@joann_marieYes, he will. He will in a couple of minutes. So hopefully I see you guys there.↗

4:05:53Ian MalcolmAnd Joanne, I always do the little send-offs. I want you to do some uplifting send-off, either with some sentiment, some encouragement, or some party. Your choice. But it closes out however you feel most appropriate, my dear.↗

4:06:08@joann_marieI get nervous with speeches. No, I'm just very grateful for all of you guys. And I, as a Palestinian and Lebanese, I never thought I would see these people talking about this. Like, I just never thought this. So I'm very grateful for you guys. Like, I don't have the words. And thank you, everyone, for sticking around and also paying attention and also for all your passion.↗

4:06:37@joann_marieAnd just everything. And thank you, everyone. And I'll see you in a couple of minutes. Thank you, Ian. Seriously.↗

4:06:44Ian MalcolmLots of love. And we will see you guys tomorrow. Thank you, Joanne. That Joanne referenced. We've got yet another congressional candidate. Very excited to be able to platform this young man who we met through the connection with Mr. Bilzerian and Casey Putsch and through Dr. Michael Rechtenwald. So we'll be bringing attention to his campaign.↗

4:07:03Ian MalcolmSome of the things that we can help. do to support in that endeavor and also to try and put another thorn in the side of this machine. As always, if there's any spaces, conversations, or people you would like to highlight, certainly feel free. Shoot me a DM. I am open to anything and everything. If you are passionate about it, I would love to help share that with the world in whatever way I can.↗

4:07:25Ian MalcolmSo lots of love to everybody. We will see you in that space tomorrow. We'll see you, Mr. Truth Tellers, if you're able to make it. And otherwise, as always, God bless, Godspeed. We will see you in that next discourse.↗