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Ian MalcolmSo we are off on our little adventure, and I'm pretty confident that you can name that tune and perhaps that artist, but maybe I'm wrong. So as we kick things off, I figured I would just first and foremost just check in with you and see if you are familiar with that tune.
@joann_marieI am, and thank you so much for hosting. I love your impromptu space. Well, this wasn't super impromptu, but I'm so happy that you're opening on Saturday, yes. And it's Michael Jackson, and it's dangerous. I heard the ee!
Ian MalcolmA little ee! So this will be kind of an interesting one, and I hope everybody is in the mood, and if not, feel free to click the eject button in the top of the space. Because what we're actually going to do is to utilize and to harness some artistic brilliance to kind of walk through a little bit of a thesis here that is essentially not only this album that is, of course, the title of the space, but also some of the songs there within to try and unpack exactly the world that we live in.
Ian MalcolmAnd obviously, I figured no better place to start than the headline not only of the space, Also of the album, but of course with that song. And if you think about it, so this idea, because it's kind of curious, if you listen to the lyrics, right, what is essentially this individual going through? This idea of the passion, the lust, the girl was bad, right?
Ian MalcolmThe girl was dangerous, it says. And if you think about it, right, this idea of danger, we are in a very dangerous, precarious spot right now. Right now, in the world that we exist in, and I say that because if we look around, well, what are we filled with? What is our world essentially filled with, right? It is passion, lust, all of the materialism, all of the vanity, all of the hedonism, all of the everything.
Ian MalcolmAnd we start looking around at the way that this is manifesting itself. There's a lot of people that are running towards, essentially, those base instincts. The reasons, of course, that they're doing so, because they're primitive. This idea, why is that dangerous? Well, because there's obviously a higher power, a higher calling, a higher everything if we are willing to essentially to avoid the danger, to avoid that which is basic and to seek that which is, of course, coming from the higher source, the higher power, the higher everything.
Ian MalcolmSo when I was sitting there, I was actually listening to that song. I do have a soft spot for Michael Jackson. And I thought to myself, boy, doesn't this feel emblematic of everything that we face right now in this window? You walk down the street. You turn on your smartphone. You open up X. And obviously, we've got the dangers, according to the technocrats, that are the posts that I make that they will label as hateful conduct.
Ian MalcolmBecause they're uncomfortable statistics, right? That we can't have. But the eight-year-old who somehow gets a hold of their parents' iPad, they open up this application. Well, they see all kinds of horrific visuals, all kinds of things that would drive those base desires, the lust, all of those other things, right? We remember at one point that Kanye West, even in his, let's say his tirade, right?
Ian MalcolmHe put out literal pornography onto X just to demonstrate that he could do it. And I certainly don't condone that. That was awful, right? We should not ever celebrate that. But this idea that we have a technology now where even a little child can open up a device and have the entire world worth of sin at their fingertips, things that just a little while ago nobody would have had access to, right?
Ian MalcolmAll of these things would have been essentially verboten, obviously. And yet now they are at every single corner. And I say this because we essentially, as a result of that, we need to figure out, well, how do we essentially avoid that? How do we aspire for more? And curiously, if we think through that, one of the ways that I think we ultimately get there is by first and foremost recognizing, well, that we can, of course, have it, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd that is why the powers that be, I'm sure everybody saw. This terrible video that just came out today of this beautiful cathedral burning to the ground. And not only is it being forced onto the timeline, right? This is the inverse of the lust, right? The inverse of the girl that was bad and was dangerous, right? This is instead the danger that essentially comes from us not believing that there could be something better tomorrow.
Ian MalcolmSo on one hand, you've got sin, you've got lust, you've got all the things that they push out with OnlyFans and Pornhub and YouTube and your pantry with all of the sugars and the chocolates and all of the other things that are essentially, well, what are they? They are the dangers. They are the dangerous, right? We need to avoid those things because otherwise we follow Michael Jackson down this song.
Ian Malcolmwhich is suggesting that this came to him. He was overcome with the desires for it. We see that at every turn. And we also see the demoralization that is the flip side of the temptation. So you get the carrot on one side, the big shiny item, come get the materialism and the Ferrari and all these other things. And then on the other side, well, after all, why would you not go for those?
Ian MalcolmBecause there's nothing else to look forward to. There's nothing else to aspire to. There's nothing from your past that could possibly be worth looking into that could maybe author what you should be doing in the future. And then if all of us just sit around and for anybody that's older than, I don't know, 15, right? You're probably able to go back to a time that you can recall, that you can remember.
Ian MalcolmMaybe you spoke about it with your parents, your grandparents, maybe your great grandparents, depending on your age and your demographic, right? And they can tell you about these days when everything was far better. And why? Because there was far more. There's far less of the dangers and the temptations and the lust, as Michael Jackson put, and there's far more of that which was beautiful, which was inspiring.
Ian MalcolmAnd yet, of course, we're seeing those things torn apart right in front of our eyes, right? And so as essentially a way to think about this, well, those things disappear from the past as the temptation is our only future, which, of course, deroots and deracinates all that we can be and creates us into that which they wish we were, which is basically just the basic animalistic rendition of ourselves, which brings us to piece two in this little adventure that we've put together, which hopefully you all find interesting and entertaining.
Ian MalcolmI'm not getting any tears coming out there because I just found that personally to be a beautiful little track. And this idea, again, I don't know, maybe I'm a little bit crazy, but I feel like this idea of things that are just, they're these faint flashes of what once was, what could be the flower that's kind of just out of reach, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd I feel like right now as we're watching as these cathedrals crumble to the ground in front of everybody, We're basically watching as that piece of very, very, very recent history. After all, that cathedral was there just yesterday. And now we're seeing these things vaporize in front of our eyes. And obviously, as that happens, what do people get?
Ian MalcolmWell, they get this sensation that it'll never come back. It'll never, ever return. It's that sandcastle, right? Just on the edge of the beach, the tide comes in and takes it away. And it's all very sad and demoralizing. It's horrible to watch as these things are happening, and yet the craziest part is to think that, well, once upon a time, all of these things have happened in the past.
Ian MalcolmThis evil has come and gone. It has been vanquished at times before, right? And so we can think through all the ways in which this has deteriorated. It tore apart Russia, and obviously, I don't know if anybody saw, but I found it wild to recognize that when the Bolsheviks took control of Russia, Well, they burned 98 plus percent.
Ian MalcolmAnd I say 98 because it might be 99. It's not 100%, but certainly a whole lot. They just burned all of them to the ground. Tens of thousands of churches and cathedrals destroyed by this evil force. And now what do you have in Russia of all places? You've got Putin that's building them, right? And so this idea that these things can in fact come back, we just have to, of course,
Ian MalcolmBe willing to recognize that, well, maybe it might be a little bit uncomfortable as we go from point A to point B. And so JoAnn, before I kind of continue here, I'm curious for your thoughts on this little adventure so far and where we're going.
@joann_marieHi, I absolutely love it, and thank you so much for hosting, Ian, and everybody, thank you so much for being here, guys, please repost this space, and if you guys go to it, I will also repost it, and also bookmark it, it helps so much with the algo, and follow Ian, and the bots that I'm not gonna name, and Hippie, and Forti, and no, and also, I forgot, Dank, allegedly Dank, who is down in the listeners, for putting all of Ian's work on Spotify, Rumble, Apple Podcasts,
@joann_marieMalcolm Spaces and IanMalcolm84.com. So thank you so much. Thank you. You're an absolute superstar. And also Mandy, who is also down in the listeners, and Bryce, that I see down there as well. And everybody. No, Ian, this is absolutely beautiful. I love that you're going through. Are we going through all of Michael Jackson's repertoire?
Ian MalcolmNot the entirety of the repertoire, as you just laid out so nicely. But no, so I was kind of thinking about this, right? As essentially, it's almost a rendition. I feel like we need to get Joey Goode in here, right? It's almost a little bit of a theatrical production, right? A musical, if you will, because kind of going through essentially some of these ideas and some of the challenges that we all face, but with a little bit of musical accompaniment.
Ian MalcolmAlong the way, of course, going to take some... Some little breaks here and there from all of this to try and check in with all of you. But it's a wild album, I think, because again, the references here to what we're all going through, and we can, of course, look at some of these things. It might be a romantic relationship.
Ian MalcolmIt might be some of the overarching themes of just in generality being positive and upbeat, but obviously have immense, let's say, implications for what we are all witnessing right now In front of our eyes with our society. So again, it's kind of a little bit of an opera. Maybe this is the right way to think about it as we go through this, which curiously, so this concept again, right now we are in the danger zone.
Ian MalcolmThere's no way around it. We are at a influx or an impetus or a crossroads, whatever term you want to use, right? We either recognize that we can continue on with our base impulses. That is what this group of people are utilizing and weaponizing as a lure to get us to avoid that which we could be, right? They are doing that not only by throwing in our face all of the most just vivid kind of gross base renditions of dopamine, right?
Ian MalcolmWe see that via social media, we see it via pornography, Netflix, YouTube, video games, everything. You can have all of your base desires satisfied and if you think they're bad now, Just wait till AI comes full swing. You're going to put on your little headset and just like Neo in the Matrix, you're just going to have whatever you want.
Ian MalcolmOh, you want to ride on the back of a dinosaur with Pamela Anderson while doing a bong in one hand and a piece of Sour Patch Kids in the other? Here you go, right? You will have anything and everything to satisfy those most basic impulses. They'll all be delivered via Meta. or whatever is the latest and quote unquote greatest rendition of technology designed to basically continue to atrophy your willingness to stand up and seek something better, right?
Ian MalcolmWhich is really strange because you would think that better would just be endless dopamine. It's quite the opposite. For anybody that has not gone through this experience, you can do all of the everything and it won't deliver you any real satisfaction, right? This base impulse is not going to make you happy. You know, it will is actually ironically,
Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmIt takes discomfort. And in the discomfort, you find something unbelievable. In the comfort, you find absolutely nothing. And so that is the danger, that they've got all the temptation in front of us. And simultaneously, we witness as all of the things that we would otherwise be able to aspire to, like that incredible cathedral, gone way too soon.
Ian MalcolmJust like every little beautiful flower that's just out of reach, the butterfly that goes in front of your face, Yuna Miyauchi 宮内 由奈
Ian MalcolmI think it's safe to say that perhaps keeping the faith, this idea of keeping something that is going to enable us to essentially look past all the temptation, all the demoralization, all the horrors, right, that that is one of the key pillars, which is why, of course, well, what is it that's being taken away from everybody is obviously just that.
Ian MalcolmWhy do you think they're getting rid of all the cathedrals, everybody? Why do you think they did that in Russia? Why do you think the Bolsheviks went out and they wanted to take away everything that was religious, right? They actually even had an entire mission that was literally go out, destroy all that which is religious in nature, right?
Ian MalcolmThey went out, they burned all the churches, they killed almost all of the priests, right? What did they not go after again? Oh yeah, we don't need to go into that at the moment. Oh yeah, that's right. It was the synagogues. Weird, right? And so that is one of the key pieces here. Social Marxism at its core. What does it get rid of?
Ian MalcolmAll of the things that help us to keep the faith. It gets rid of your families. It gets rid of, of course, the nuclear rendition of that. It gets rid of your statues, your history, your past, all of the things that would give you something to stand for, to keep the faith in. And of course, the zenith of all of it is to get rid of your belief in a higher power so that you just become
Ian MalcolmRed and Black, Their Antenna Waving, I think is the lyrics from the song, right? That is what they look to do, is to turn all of us that can be glorious, that we can be in the rendition of that higher power. We're never going to be perfect, of course, but we can strive for it, right? But instead, they want to reduce us down to take away all that makes us human and to turn us into widgets.
Ian MalcolmAnd in the process of becoming the widgets, we basically become, just like I was suggesting, This idea of another cog in another wheel in another engine designed to do what? Designed to funnel more money, more power, more everything up to the usual suspects that are running all of it, right? And so at some point we got to look around, we got to recognize, all right, well, what is it that we're going to be able to do to try and, I guess, bring any opposition to this?
Ian MalcolmAnd so JoAnn, really quickly, before I continue along with our little adventure here. This idea of keeping the faith, I'm curious how you and maybe if anybody else in the space wants to speak briefly on their thoughts of what that means to them, how it's clearly being deteriorated by modernity and some of the detriments thereof.
@joann_marieNo, thank you so much, Jan. And I have a couple of notes. So there is a conspiracy theory, but it's not a conspiracy theory, right? About Alice Bailey and the strategy for the New World Order. And number one is take God and prayer out of education system. Number two is reduce paternal authority over children. 3. Destroy the traditional Christian family structure.
@joann_marie4. If sex is free, make abortion legal and easy. 5. Make divorce easy and legal. Free people from concept of marriage for life. Number six, make homosexuality an alternative lifestyle. Number seven, debase art, make it run mad. Number eight, use media to promote and change mindsets. Number nine, create an interfaith movement.
@joann_marieAnd number 10, get the governments to make all of this law and get the church to endorse these changes. So I love that you're talking about this because it's absolutely wild. But I love that you also call it dangerous because we are in dangerous times. But I think People are waking up and that makes them very afraid because the dangerous is us.
@joann_marieSo yes, I love that you're moralizing people. I love that you're energizing people. I love that people are waking up. And thank you so much for holding these amazing spaces.
@joann_marieThank you so much, Ian. And I posted the Alice Bailey strategy in the purple pill, so if you guys want to check it out. And also the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, right? Talk about this as well. It's insane. So thank you, Ian.
Ian MalcolmYeah, absolutely. And look, that's what you just said, right? The destruction of the family unit, the destruction of all of these pieces of the puzzle. Again, it sounds so crazy. We sit here and we suggest, hey guys, these are the things that they're trying to do. And then you look around and you recognize, well, obviously this is happening.
Ian MalcolmAnd we know it because the very people that critique the culture that come from the Jewish supremacists that are put in front of all the big microphones, well, they're going around describing how society is falling apart, how it is decaying, how marriage rates are plummeting, birth rates are plummeting, everything is going down.
Ian MalcolmAnd yet all of it is in perfect alignment. with the very ideals of social Marxism. And then we look at who's behind that and what do you know? It's the exact same usual suspects every single time. And so we need to continue to be able to remember what was. We were talking about that idea of things being gone too soon, that cathedral.
Ian MalcolmI mean, it's unbelievably demoralizing seeing that crash, seeing all the people have to sit there and videotape it as they put it onto the net so that all these other people can say, oh, the horrors of it. And as that takes place, what are all the social commentators saying? What are the likes of Ben Shapiro going to tell you?
Ian MalcolmThat France has fallen. Why? Because they want you to believe and accept that. That it's over. There's nothing to go back to. Sorry, guys, it's all lost. The Muslims are coming in and taking everything over. Obviously, we're going to talk about that tomorrow. And there's reasons to be in aversion to a quote unquote Christian Muslim alliance.
Ian MalcolmI get it. I want the West to remain Christian. But we gotta look at the board that we've got right now, which essentially, well, it's a pretty dire place. There's a whole lot of people here that come from all kinds of different walks of life, right? And if we're going to make it better, we at least gotta figure out some kind of common ground upon which to build some kind of effort to bring about an end to the actual root cause that is bringing about all of the degeneracy, all of the horrors of mass migration, right?
Ian MalcolmBecause after all, without the And so with that being said,
Ian MalcolmThat takes us to this.
Ian MalcolmBut the sweet memories, he's saying.
Ian MalcolmI'm over here moving and grooving, JoAnn, because I remember the times. And I do, I mean, that's just, that is, that is too good. to just continue right there. But the idea of remembering the times, right? Well, what times do we need to remember? The good times that all came before all of this, right? Because for a lot of us that are born into the matrix, right?
Ian MalcolmWe don't have the ability to essentially eject ourselves from it in the exact present. So as a result, we got to figure out what to do with that. And so we might as well be able to share some of these ideas with those Yuna Miyauchi 宮内 由奈
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Ian MalcolmAnd so for some of us, we might remember the time, like Michael Jackson was saying there, right? We remember when we first met, the beautiful society we all saw, right? For anybody that didn't have that luxury, well, then go back and watch a movie from the 80s or 90s. Go look at The Breakfast Club, which for its worth, there's a couple of little pieces of it that might be some, let's think about that.
Ian MalcolmThe Breakfast Club was considered degenerate in its day. Oh, man, they were smoking in the hallway. Oh, no, these are the guys from detention. Oh, they're so bad, right? Now, think of what kids see today by contrast, right? To think that Ferris Bueller was a rebel rouser, right? Macaulay Culkin, that he, what was that?
Ian MalcolmOh, man, Kevin McAllister, that's it, right? Kevin McAllister, the troublemaker. Think of how he was such a well-behaved young kid. With a loving big family, a nuclear family for what it's worth. With Uncle Frank and with his little brother Fuller that was gonna wet the bed, oh no! Right, think of how cute and innocent that was for its era, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd yet now we've got all of this. People don't know what they've missed because they never were able to see it, right? And so maybe to go to Forti, for example, and I'll just throw around a question here before we continue on our little opera here. But Forti, I'm curious for your thoughts on Thank you so much for joining us.
@allegedly_fortiYeah, great question, Ian, and great space. I'm loving going through the Michael Jackson catalog and kind of just tying it all together. It's making me smile here. But what I can remember is being in, I think it was seventh or eighth grade, and I had a really great teacher. And she actually sat us down and said, listen, you guys are the first generation, and I graduated in 07, I don't talk that much.
@allegedly_fortiYou guys are the first generation of people that are likely to do worse
@allegedly_fortiThe world is the way it's going, and the way economics are going, the way everything's going, you're going to have less economic availability, you're going to have less freedoms, and it's your job to do something about that, basically. But she was giving us the warning, and she was a very base teacher, and she was just telling it to us how it was.
@allegedly_fortiAnd I just remember hearing that and thinking, Holy shit, because as a kid, you're always kind of told, especially if you grow up in a working class family, that you're going to do just as well as your parents, if not better. And hopefully for a lot of us, that's still true. But I think a lot of us are struggling and have struggled.
@allegedly_fortiIf we are doing good now, we've overcome struggles. But I can remember being a kid and thinking that that was kind of the way it was. And just even what you're talking about with the entertainment. I remember my parents talking about how in their day and age Pink Floyd was considered to be a band that was a little bit too out there.
@allegedly_fortiThey were one of the bands that their parents didn't want them listening to. And Black Sabbath was too satanic and they were evil. And Pink Floyd swore too much. I think those are the two things that, you know, when I was growing up that my parents said that their parents, my parents trying to restrict music I listened to, they were like, you can listen to Pink Floyd and Black Sabbath.
@allegedly_fortiOur parents wouldn't let us listen to that. And so it was just kind of like, you know, just seeing how it has changed over time, right?
@allegedly_fortiIt is really crazy. And now, you know, I go to work and I, you know, there's some high school kids that work with us and they're singing along to Sexy Red. And you have male high school kids calling each other bad bitches. And it's just like, oh my god, it hurts the soul. So it is tough like that. But also, I do see hope, right?
@allegedly_fortiI want to keep some kind of positive stuff. There is lots of great music being made. There's lots of very spiritual, uplifting music. I put a quote down there. It's one of my favorite quotes from one of my favorite bands, Nakko and Medicine for the People. And it says, you know, I believe in the good things coming. And it's a whole song that kind of kind of touches on that.
@allegedly_fortiSo there are there are positive there's positive music. There's still positive entertainment. But we really just have to kind of stand up and stand in unity and stand firm that, you know, we're not going to be turned into these just, you know, consumer degenerate beings that that they that they want us to. And I put another quote down in the pill by Bernays.
@allegedly_fortiEdward Bernays, who really lays out his vision for what he wants the people to be and what his class, his tribe wants the people to be, which are just consumers who no longer act on their ancestral ways, but are made to just respond out of greed and how they can play on our emotions. So we have to stand up to that and we have to remember how things were
@allegedly_fortiand how we want things to be. And, you know, talk to your grandparents. Talk to them about things. You know, if you're lucky enough to still have them around or even your parents, but especially if you have grandparents around, you know, talk to them about, you know, the way that things were when they were kids and how they envisioned the future and then get their opinion on how things are now.
@allegedly_fortiAnd you kind of get a little bit of glimpse into the past and you get a glimpse into how things were and hopefully how things can still be. And I'll end it for there for right now. But yeah, thanks again for the space, guys. Appreciate it.
Ian MalcolmNo, of course. Very well stated, Forti. And I love that idea of looking for things within modernity to get behind, right? Because all is not lost. All music is not degenerate. We've got stuff coming out from Joey Goode. We've got Dr. Rechtenwald. The tracks that you were just mentioning, there is good stuff out there. And there's also, for what it's worth, there's a lot of really sincere content creators that they might not be JQ people, but they are trying to create something about love, about the world, about perhaps what is lost, more than just the sexy red nonsense that you're referencing.
Ian MalcolmAnd the beauty of today is, at least in modernity, we now have the technological opportunity Thank you so much for watching.
Ian MalcolmHey Malcolm, I have a quick question, bud. With the rebellion and everything,
Ian MalcolmBut I got to say, if you think about it, so much of today is designed to just push out all of these fake presentations of what it is to be masculine, to be powerful, to be strong, to be all these other kind of things. And then you've got a musician, one of the greatest, arguably, at least of pop of all time. And the ending to that song, it's so vulnerable.
Ian MalcolmAnd it's one of the things that I think that we all need to recognize. is one of the most dangerous things for us to lose. The willingness to say, well, I'm concerned, I'm worried, right? I don't know all of these other things, right? That if we do not recognize, and I think a lot of people, unfortunately, right now in the West, right?
Ian MalcolmBecause of the fact that things are falling apart, the economy is withering, right? We've got societal decay, we've got social discohesion, So you got a whole lot of people that what are they doing amidst all this? They're trying to say everything's fine because people don't want to acknowledge this is messed up. And so what do they do?
Ian MalcolmThey try to just go another day pretending, oh, no, everything is fine. Everybody's losing their job. Nobody can afford anything. But pandering to this idea that, again, they're fine because otherwise they have to admit that something might be wrong. And so in the strength of having the willingness to say something is wrong, well, we got to first be able to do that.
Ian MalcolmBefore we can suggest that we need to do something different to do them right. And so the end of that song I find really interesting, right? Because he goes through, through my fears, through my sorrows in the promise of a better tomorrow, right? Will you be there is basically what he's saying, right? And we all need to do that with one another.
Ian MalcolmAnd I know that that sounds trite. It probably sounds, oh, that's kind of soft or what have you. But what's the alternative? It's literally, I got my Bugatti. I don't need no body. All this other nonsense, right? That is what is being force fed to these kids today, to the youth. This idea that they shouldn't care about anybody else.
Ian MalcolmGet your money, get your car, get your whatever, get your drugs. Why do you get the drugs? Because everything's falling apart. You need them to just go another day with more dopamine so you don't notice that things again are deteriorating. I think that's a really beautiful song, and it's one of the featured films. For anybody who's not familiar, you want a really big blast to the past, go watch Free Willy.
Ian MalcolmTalk about a very different era. Look at the community that that kid is in. Look at how happy and positive all the people are. It all looks pretty uniform, pretty homogenous. It's a message of love, not just of yourself, of your friends, of your family, but care and empathy and compassion for the world. For the animals that are there within it.
Ian MalcolmIsn't it weird because if you think about it, the very guy that the media would tell you is the world's worst person ever, wasn't it kind of weird that one of the first things he did is outlaw the torture of animals and demand the better treatment thereof? Kind of weird. I wonder why we don't learn about any of that stuff.
Ian MalcolmAnd I say it because if you look at all the horrors, I'm not a big, let's say, a climate guy. I think it's all a bunch of malarkey. I think basically Al Gore and all of his His goons got together and they created the Chicago Climate Exchange, which was going to be their grand idea for selling carbon credits. And then what did they say?
Ian MalcolmOh, we need to measure everybody's carbon utilization so that we can tax you for polluting the planet. What did he want to do? He basically wanted to set up his own little stock market so that he could be the distributors of the credits for people that were polluting. None of it had anything to do with making the world better.
Ian MalcolmAll of the manufacturing went offshore. Yes, it was because of cheaper labor.
Ian MalcolmBut it was also because they were feeling and let's say fueling environmental shackles to make it more difficult to do it in America. So they weaponized this nonsense, which is of course what it was, just to further wither our ability to be a productive economy. It was all intentionally destructive. Not being said, right, we should care for the planet.
Ian MalcolmThe fact that we've got parts of it, parts of the ocean covered in miles of plastic, it's gross. It is disgusting. And it is the result, you guessed it, of essentially the Jewish supremacist mentality, which is to soak up all of the resources, all the people, all the planet, all the pollution, be damned. Make my money.
Ian MalcolmComplete indifference to the suffering of humanity, the greater suffering that is going to come about because of all the destruction to the ecosystems. And that is, you know, again, it might sound soft to say the planet. Thank you so much.
Ian MalcolmAnd if you can't move it, of course, it basically just suffocates the bottom of the ocean. So these beautiful, magnificent animals just dragged up, just drop them off. It's basically, it's the equivalent of like taking your lung and just ripping it out of your body and then just leaving you on the side of the road. That's what they're doing to those magnificent animals.
Ian MalcolmAnd what does that do? Not only does it kill all of them and that sucks, but also destroys the ecosystem that follows underneath it, right? When you throw that out of whack and you take out the top predators,
Ian MalcolmIt's not just for us. It's not just for our neighbors. It's for our neighbors and their children and their children and their children and on and on and on, right? So we've got to essentially be able to reach out to show vulnerability, right? To demand a better something for other people, not just based on our own little impulses and needs, because at the end of the day, guess whose desire and drive that is?
Ian MalcolmIt's the low IQ, low impulse people who seem to think that they're chosen. Right? That is the Jewish supremacist. Oh, I don't care. Consequences be damned. Just give me more of my stuff. No, we're going to care for the planet. We're going to care for the animals. We're going to care for the other. We're going to moralize our people so that we care about other parts of the world.
Ian MalcolmRight? And in doing so, isn't it weird? If we try to make the world better for others, we end up making it better for ourselves. We feel better about what we're doing in the process. Again, if you focus on yourself and just, Serving up your hedonistic interests, well, then you're going to end up completely alone, completely devoid of any happiness because all you have is dopamine.
Ian MalcolmYou know who actually says this really well, of all people, is Dan Bilzerian. He had all the money, all the power, all the everything, all the women, all the jets, all the whatever, right? It didn't make him happy. And now he started to remove some of that stuff. He started to live a more simplistic lifestyle. He started to, if I'm not mistaken, he's got one girl, right?
Ian MalcolmHe could have a million of them, a billion of them, whatever the need would be. But instead, he recognizes that there's a, what is it? It's a beauty in simplicity, right? And sometimes the simplistic lifestyle of yesterday, the reason it worked for generations is because it's way better, right? And so we should just try to recognize we need to be there, not just for ourselves, but for the others and for all the others that will follow after us.
Ian MalcolmAnd we go back to the Mission Impossible line, for those that we hold dear and for those that we will never meet, right? We need to do this for the everybody. And so let's be there for everyone and in the process make the world better for ourselves, right? Not to do so out of hedonistic interest, but the recognition that if we do it for selfless purposes, we end up selfishly really making ourselves happiest in the process.
Ian MalcolmBut that being said, let's go to Mr. Forti. Curious for any of your thoughts there on anything said on the song or on kind of the talk track here, Forti.
@allegedly_fortiSo I just wanted to read one other quote by the same artist, which is, Nakko and Medicine for the People. And I think that this one, I think Ian, I think you'll appreciate this. And I think everybody in our movement will. And it says, don't waste your hate. Rather gather and create. Be of service. Be a sensible person.
@allegedly_fortiUse your words and don't be nervous. You can do this. You've got purpose. Find your medicine and use it. And just to compare those lyrics, right, to some of the other, you know, trash that's out there and being pushed. But there are artists who are out there who are singing about positivity, about spirituality, about your own inner drive, your own purpose.
@allegedly_fortiAnd I really like the words, don't waste your hate, rather gather and create. Because it's easy to be hateful, right? It's easy to look at everything that we're seeing in this world and all these things and turn to hate. Hate's an easy emotion. But what's actually beneficial is creating. and and so you can you can turn that same kind of energy that that hateful energy and instead utilize it to to create the future that you want instead of just hating on on what you have you know going on or what you see in front of you and when you when you make that change it's kind of you know changing your brain to focus on gratitude you you start to you start to see more things that uh that are beneficial and you start to meet more people who are on the same wavelength as you who are also trying to create
@allegedly_fortiAnd I think that that's what sets apart these rooms, Ian, that you and JoAnn and everybody here puts on and contributes to, is that we could just be on here just focusing on hate and just hate, hate, hate. But instead, we're trying to create the future that we want. We're trying to create these alternative ways of living that should be the standard, right?
@allegedly_fortiBut because of where we're at nowadays, these are considered alternative. But we can channel what would be hate and turn it into something beautiful and something that is going to make our children and generations to come proud and make us proud of ourselves and what we've done with our time here. So I just wanted to just share that.
@allegedly_fortiThank you, Ian.
Ian MalcolmNo, spectacularly stated. And it really is. The idea of hate is obviously fostered and festered by the usual suspects because in the hatred for one another, well, it's harder to notice. If there's actually a common denominator behind a lot of the things that are paining and illing us, right, if you envision, if you got a whole lot of things wrong with your body, it's really hard to identify.
Ian MalcolmIn fact, think of, I'm sure this has happened for everybody on this conversation right now. I'm sure you've gone to the hospital or to a doctor or to a, insert thing here, right, at some point in your life because you said this is an ailment. I don't know why. This is hurting me or harming me. What is going on? They've got to reverse engineer what it is.
Ian MalcolmWell, how difficult is it to reverse engineer the illness of somebody that's got diabetes, that is 200 pounds overweight, that is on eight different SSRIs, that has a diet consisting of nothing but Skittles and Budweiser? You can start to see how because of this multitude of problems, it's really hard to identify where do we even begin to try and fix things.
Ian MalcolmObviously, the hate is pushed upon us by the usual suspects. Curiously, it's right there in Orwell. I hope everybody at this point has read 1984. If you haven't, I don't want to say shame on you, but please let me remind you that you should. And in Orwell's 1984, Winston sits there for his two minutes of hate from the government every single day.
Ian MalcolmTime for some more hate. Here you go. Look at the television. And then they would share Goldstein would come onto the screen. Oh, let's get angry at Goldstein. Which is kind of funny because, well, we're... I wonder what Orwell was suggesting in that book, right? And so that idea of hate, the totalitarians need it, they want it, right?
Ian MalcolmIn the creation of it, you just become rabid, right? You become no different than I suppose, speaking of rabid, you become like a dog, you become like Pavlov's dog, right? Here's your hate, go hate things. And it's my belief, speaking of music for what it's worth, that they infuse that directly into hip hop, directly into rap music.
Ian MalcolmThe people that are sitting there, if you don't think that listening around, sitting to, oh, my girls, oh, my gang, get my gat, oh, oh, oh, bang, bang, bang. If you think that that's not in a demonic way programming the youth to be angry, then you're out of your mind, right? And so we need to figure out how to not only listen to something that's a slightly higher power, but how do we band together even with the people that we might not get along with, right?
Ian MalcolmSo even those that listen, for example, to things that have rap in it, and there's a reason I'm saying this,
Ian MalcolmTo see come about, not entirely because obviously the history of the United States is complex, but for Western Europe, certainly, right? France for the French and German for the Germans, right? Germany for the Germans. We should have all of these nations be able to represent their people. I know that we've got Bryson here who, certainly Franco, what was one of his goals?
Ian MalcolmJust like the Austrian painter, was to try and make a nation for his people that would be able to protect, preserve, and provide prosperity for those individuals. So we've got to try and figure out how do we band together as best we can and in do so respect other people's cultures, whether they like classical music, whether they like rap music, whether they like hip hop, country, whatever it might be, let's at least find moral renditions of all of it so that individuals, regardless of their walks of life, tall, short, black, white, that they can all come together.
Ian MalcolmHave you ever paid attention to the rap part and the lyrics in that song by any chance?
@joann_marieNo, I didn't even know it's wrapped. It's awesome.
Ian MalcolmIt is rap music. And if I'm not mistaken, talk about coming full circle. I think we talked about Kevin McAllister. If I'm not mistaken, it is none other than Macaulay Culkin that is in the music video for that during the rap segment as well as the beginning of the introduction to the music video. I am tired of this devil.
Ian MalcolmI am tired of his stuff. I'm tired of these businesses. Go when the going gets rough. I ain't scared of your brothers and I ain't scared of no sheets. I think we know what that's a reference to. I ain't scared of nobody. Go when the going gets mean, right? And then it says protection for gangs, clubs, and nations. I'm not going to spend my life being a color.
Ian MalcolmI'm pretty curious.
Ian MalcolmWhere your blood comes from is where your space is. Well, that's a little bit interesting. I wonder what he's talking about there. Perhaps it's the fact that the word nation at its root in Latin is for the idea of a race and a people. That is what a nation is. And who do we notice that is, of course, mixing up all of the races and deteriorating all of the everything in complete inverse
Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmJapanese people that are saying we don't want Africans pouring into our country because I'm sure everybody's seen that they're even trying to play the exact same game over there. Why are you a Nazi? Why don't you just march for ever immigration of everybody, right? That's the new norm. And so isn't it curious that in the rap component of Michael Jackson's Black or White, right, in a song that is about unification of all people, which is a good thing, we should stand in opposition to the insanity together.
Ian MalcolmBecause if we don't, it consumes all of us. And yet in that song, it's the black rap portion of it where the guy talks about where your blood comes from is where your space is, is where your nation is, right? And so we should recognize that it's a perfectly reasonable thing to think. And so that's why black, white, or otherwise, I will stand with individuals that stand in opposition to this insane machine.
Ian MalcolmWe should try to always call for that unity. We should recognize that those two minutes of hate Coming from the television is driven by the usual suspects that, oddly, it was none other than Michael Jackson who spoke out against them. And who was it that he then had to apologize to? Oh, that's right, Rabbi Shmuley. Weird, right?
Ian MalcolmSo think about how timely and pertinent this story is. And it's not just the story of Michael Jackson. It's the story of all of us. That basically, once you notice the dangers that we started the entire conversation with, Once you start to pay attention to them, if you try to make the world a better place, they'll call you and accuse you of all these horrible things, right?
Ian MalcolmWhile simultaneously they, the machine, push out all of the poison. And so it was Michael Jackson of all people called all the horrible things as he was singing songs about trying to make the world better, about the reality that a lot of beautiful things in the world, art, animals, nature, that all of it was getting gone too soon.
Ian MalcolmSo this really is a wild album, the themes that are throughout this and how relevant and pertinent they are for the world that we find ourselves in. I'd be curious, this idea of black or white, Bryce, I called you out. I'm not sure if you want to talk about Franco. I know he's your guy. But this idea of where your blood comes from is where your space is and of nationalism and of perhaps growing awareness or interest in the idea of nationalism as people awaken to globalists.
Ian MalcolmWhich we actually just know to be, of course, Jewish supremacy.
@briciusxI'm sorry, what is your question?
Ian MalcolmWell, I'm curious for the rising thoughts or support for nationalism as people become aware of Jewish supremacy.
@briciusxOh, I mean, I think across Europe right now, you're seeing a rise in nationalism, but the problem is, is that... The JQ, these people that we talk out against, they're getting wise to what's going on. And so they're creating parties within Europe that are disguised as nationalistic, such as the ADF, which everybody gets so excited about.
@briciusxOh my God, these far-right people are going to save Germany. But what you don't realize is they're just basically a front for Israel. Vox, which everybody's talking about in Spain right now, is the same thing. Isn't it strange that all of these nationalistic far-right parties are all fronts for Israel? I find that to be horrifying.
@briciusxI think that we need to start recognizing that we need to question everything now. We need to start looking at anybody that starts coming out of nowhere. That just seems to come and rise out of nowhere. We need to question those people. We need to question those parties. We need to question the words. We need to make sure that if they say they're nationalist, they're actually nationalist.
@briciusxBut yes, Anne, there is a rise in nationalism, and that is why the Israelis and the Jews are getting wise to it and creating parties to confuse us.
@thelevantinemanJust don't get too paranoid because that is also their goal.
Ian MalcolmThat's kind of a creepy voice.
@joann_marieIt was a very creepy voice.
@ceanndachI could just add to that, Ian. So what I would say is that the thing that they do and that they've always done is they create false dichotomies, right? So what they'll do is they'll create those parties, just like he was saying, and they'll say, okay, we'll deal with the issue of the immigrants, right? That'll be our promise.
@ceanndachBut then on the back burner, right, they'll be making all these promises to Israel. So, you know, you'll have both parties sort of like, you know, presenting one thing to help you openly, and then on the back channel, they're doing something else against you. So that the way, no matter which side you vote for, you're voting against yourselves.
Ian MalcolmI think that's exactly correct. And it's the danger, right, is that if we are not careful, we're going to get more of the same. And Bryce, you know, as well as Belteshazzar, wonderful commentary there, because... You're exactly right. What they're going to try to do is to try and provide, and this goes back to that old, I don't know if it's a prophecy or saying whatever you want to label it, but this idea of when the people need a hero, we'll give them one, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd that's exactly what we're seeing to Bryce's point. They're recognizing that the masses are starting to look around and say, we don't want globalism. So what are they giving us? The globalized or globalist rendition of nationalism, which is just going to be, it's no different than MAGA for what it's worth. It's going to be all the same.
Ian MalcolmOh, yay, we're all nationalists as long as we send all our money to Israel. It's all utterly insane. So Mr. Forti, I'm curious for your thought on that. How do we help people recognize that this is where it's all going to continue to keep the eye on the prize and to continue to awaken more individuals, whether they're MAGA folks that genuinely care about their country, but they still don't see the writing on the wall or perhaps the exact same sentiments from individuals.
@allegedly_fortiI think that really just focusing on unity and just asking yourselves, the very question that you kind of started out asking the space and asking myself, have things gotten better? And has what we've been doing worked? And I think over and over again, I think the common response would be, well, no. When you really stop and think about it, things, at least in my lifetime, I'm in my late 30s here, have not gotten better.
@allegedly_fortiAnd even when I look at history, I look at my parents' lifetime, things haven't really gotten better. And we keep trying the same things. And then people keep coming in and trying to sow division between us more and more and tell us that that's the solution. But that hasn't worked either. And then when you look at, you know, in history and when things have gotten better, it's when the people have united, when they've seen who might be a common enemy or a common, you know, I don't really know the right word is for it, but things that aren't working, right?
@allegedly_fortiThey establish what's not working. They establish what's demoralizing them. And then they unite against it. And they start to have unity and they start to create things and they start to really build. And they don't get hung up on the whole, you know, left versus right or, you know, Muslim versus Christian or Christian versus non-Christian.
@allegedly_fortiThey come to a point of, okay, you know, these things aren't working. And this division they keep trying to sow in us is only benefiting the very people who are, you know, who are doing us ill. And so I think that the best way to go about it is to to realize that what they're trying to replace our culture with is just degeneracy.
@allegedly_fortiAnd the more degeneracy they push, the more division they push, the more demoralized people get and then they almost want us to celebrate that. And we need to just really just stand firm and just realize that this is not working. Voting for the lesser of two evils over and over again is not working. Letting these people, like what Bryce was saying, who will parade themselves around as whatever the solution that you think you might be looking for, but aren't really all the way there.
@allegedly_fortiAnd at the same time, they're asking you to make these concessions. We're at a point where we've made too many concessions. We've over and over again given up some of our liberty for security, as I think Benjamin Franklin stated would never work. We need to stop allowing that. We need to stand firm in where we are and really take back what was once ours and stop allowing these people to convince us that we should be happy with less.
Ian MalcolmThat's so well stated there, Forti. I couldn't agree with you more. What's really curious is that in, and this will sound kind of strange, but within the world of materialism, This idea of wanting less can actually give us the, let's say, not the impression of or the feel, but it's the appreciation of more. Maybe that's the right way to think about it.
Ian MalcolmAnd I say it because there's actually a really nice way to think through this. George Lucas, who obviously I reference his, let's say, his fiction pretty regularly, right? George Lucas said in a conversation, I think it was a commencement for graduation, And he said that you will never be as excited as you were for your first car.
Ian MalcolmThat was his statement. And he went on to talk about you can buy all the Ferraris, you can buy a fleet of Ferraris, you can have a Gulfstream jet. It will never make you as happy as the sensation that you had when you had your first vehicle, right? And the significance there is that the more you acquire, well, then the more you have to acquire to get the, let's say, the excitement of acquiring something.
Ian MalcolmIt has to just become more and more and more. And so this idea of recognizing that and that the act of consuming, right? Ironically, that might be essentially the end game of the usual suspects. It seems to be what they do. They just devour everything in the process of just basically consumption, right? But if we can recognize that, you know, sometimes less is more, right?
Ian MalcolmIt doesn't mean that you have to have, you should be in poverty. That's not my suggestion here. It's not that we shouldn't aspire to go out and accomplish great things. But the shiny plastic, let's be real. For anybody who's owned a, let's say a Rolex watch, it doesn't matter if it's a Rolex, if it's an Omega, if it's an Apple watch, a Timex, a whatever.
Ian MalcolmIf you work hard for something you acquire, you're gonna be satisfied that you've acquired the thing that you once wanted. But the thing that actually brings you satisfaction and happiness is the fact that you accomplished the goal. It's not the material thing that you have. And so when you then aspire to just have more of the things,
Ian MalcolmWell, then all you're doing is just putting a toll on yourself that says, I need to accomplish more of this. And if it's materialism, all you're doing is creating more money, more problems. I think it's more money, more problems, as Jay-Z would say, right? That is not a sound way to go about things. Sometimes being a little bit more simplistic, right, is actually where you find a lot more gratitude, a lot more satisfaction, a lot more meaning in the things that you do have, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd so we should just be able to recognize that, whereas... Ironically, again, the usual suspects are on the other side of the equation. It's all about just more, more everything. It really does almost feel demonic because it's so basic and primitive at the end of the day.
@briciusxBut- But Ian, that's the modern day circus and bread, right? This is the way to keep the masses preoccupied while our culture is being stolen from us, while our religion is being bastardized in front of our eyes.
@briciusxThe things that we allow right now to happen as Israel is bombing Catholic churches in Lebanon and then destroying our idols because they don't believe in idols. But we allow this shit to happen. It's just... It's defeating, it's demoralizing, it's the point. It keeps you preoccupied, it keeps you fighting, and it keeps you ignoring the shit that really matters.
@briciusxAnd here's the thing, Ian. I love that you bring so many voices here, and it's a think tank. But one of the things that I think we need to realize is that our enemies are not afraid to use violence. And the proof is in France right now. Our enemies are in the streets right now. The Bolsheviks and the far left are in the streets creating all kinds of violence in Europe right now.
@briciusxThey're not afraid of that shit. So we can talk about all of these beautiful things that we want to do. But at the end of the day, what are we willing to do for them? Are we willing to fight for what we believe in? Or are we just
Ian MalcolmVery well stated there. And that's why I think one of the key things that we do need to do is to always figure out who or what can we put our energy behind to try and actually bring about change, right, with the energy that we're putting into this effort online. And the crazy thing is I really do. So a couple of things.
Ian MalcolmNumber one, we have undeniably moved the Overton window a lot. And I say we because this collective. We have shoved this to the forefront so much so that the likes of not just Alex Jones, but also Harrison Smith, some of the other people that work with InfoWars, along with the likes of, of course, Tucker, Candace Owens, these people are all starting to connect some of the dots with their audience.
Ian MalcolmI believe that most of the people that I just mentioned, they connected the dots a long time ago. They're just hiding them. I do think some of those are subversive elements, of course, and I'd point to Alex Jones being a... A penultimate example of that. But he is now force-functioned to acknowledge the things that we've been talking about because enough people are now doing it.
Ian MalcolmThat he looks completely ridiculous if he doesn't. And so in desperation to save some face, they're now having conversations they never would have had even a year ago. That five years ago, I thought it was just impossible. And now they're force-functioning into it. So think of as we continue to awaken more and more of the masses, well, what does that mean?
Ian MalcolmYou're going to get, I promise you, Piers Morgan will probably be the next big voice. I shouldn't say I promise you. I have a hunch that Piers Morgan will be the next individual that speaks pretty regularly about this that has a decent-sized platform. And for what it's worth, he doesn't really even have that big of a platform anymore.
Ian MalcolmBut it would seem to me that... Maybe he or somebody else like him is going to be the next domino that has to start talking about things like AIPAC and the Israeli control of the U.S. government because otherwise people are just going to tune them out. These people are losing their audiences left and right. That's why Candace and Tucker probably started talking about these things.
Ian MalcolmRight now they're drawing a lot more people and listeners because of the fact that, well, it's different. It feels authentic and refreshing. And so the more and more and more that awaken on the left, the right, the center, across Europe, the more of the mainstream and mainstream and more mainstream voices will have to start talking about these same issues.
Ian MalcolmSo we are winning on that front. As we do, of course, they're going to come at us with everything, all of the hate, all the animosity, all the stirring of the isms, right? And one of the biggest things, and I'd be kind of curious, Forti, for your thoughts on this, right? Within the United States, If there is an election in 2028, and I say if because, of course, people like Godfroy think that that's not even going to happen, right?
Ian MalcolmBut if there is, one of the things that I fear the most is that what the Jewish supremacists are going to do is to drag Trump into two more years of this unbelievably unpopular conflict, to have everybody turn on him, everybody saying, oh, Donald Trump is the, let's say he's in bed too much with Israel or with Zionism or however they're going to frame it on the left.
Ian MalcolmAnd then what they're going to do is they're going to use all that animus to basically get a leftist into office that, of course, would just push more Jewish supremacy. And it's going to be essentially then the weaponization of even further renditions of protection for LGBTism, protection against freedom of speech, the criminalizing of essentially things that are offensive.
Ian MalcolmI can see them going full open borders, the destruction of even the idea of a border. You can see all of these things coming from the left that would then be utilized. And again, this is not me trying to play into the left-right paradigm, which we all know is just Jewish supremacy, but rather to suggest that they utilize, let's say, Joe Biden to push all the leftist isms of essentially Marxism.
Ian MalcolmAnd then they brought in Donald Trump and now he's pushing all the Zionism. And so what are they going to do the next time? They'll push more Marxism, right? And so you can see how it's just going to be the Bolsheviks and the Marxists who hate white people and want to destroy the middle class and then bounce back over to the more Zionist side of things, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd it feels like all they are going to do and all we can do to stop that is to force function the conversation that in the coming year or two that everybody, right? And Dr. Recktenwald talks about Thomas Massie potentially running. What would the election be like? If instead of just left-right, you had left-right, which is probably going to be J.D.
Ian MalcolmVance, let's say it's Gavin Newsom, and then if it was Thomas Massey up on stage, and Thomas Massey was actually saying, guys, I don't buy into either of this. The problem is Jewish supremacy. Now, I'm not saying Thomas Massey would go that direction, but just imagine if he did. You would think that that would become an undeniably popular message because he'd be able to point out the problems with both sides.
Ian MalcolmForti, I'm curious for your thoughts on that.
@allegedly_fortiYeah, absolutely. I think you put it really well. And first, real quick, I just wanted to clarify my previous statement there. When I was saying take less, I mean less of the consumerism, less of the propaganda, less of the lowering your standards of living, your essential standards of living, and having more spirituality, more ethics, more morals.
@allegedly_fortiSo I just wanted to clarify that because I do think less consumerism is definitely what we need, which is the opposite of what they're pushing. But to your point about the elections, it's exactly like you said. They use the right oftentimes to push, for lack of a better word, Zionism and that kind of agenda. They use it to kind of encroach on your liberties, which we saw with the Patriot Act.
@allegedly_fortiThey will paint things patriotic. And the right does a great job with this. It's trying to push things as being patriotic to take away rights and liberties. And then it'll get to such a point where people start to kind of realize that that's what's going on, like what happened under Bush. And then they'll flip the script and they'll present you somebody like Obama and Biden who are going to come in and...
@allegedly_fortiand kind of do, they're going to take away more of your freedoms and your rights and liberties, but they're going to do it by opening the borders. They're going to do it by having, you know, medical mandates and forcing you to get, you know, insurance. So they're going to increase your taxes and all of these things. So they do exactly what you said.
@allegedly_fortiThey go, they bring in people and they push it to the extreme as far as they can to encroach on our liberties and our freedoms and our sovereignty as much as they can using the guise of the right wing and patriotism. And then once that gets to a point where it's a little bit too obvious, then they swoop in with somebody who is able to push more of a Bolshevik agenda on the left.
@allegedly_fortiAnd they come in more as kind of like the soft hand, right, of like, oh, yeah, you're right, those Republicans and all those crazy right-wingers. And now, you know, let's lack some of these things. But they don't really, right, because the Patriot Act gets extended. It actually gets expanded. But then at the same time, the borders get opened and you have these different insurance mandates.
@allegedly_fortiYou get increased taxes. And then that gets pushed to such an extent where people will start to really kind of realize what's going on there. And then they usher in somebody like Trump, who's then like, you know, president of the people, right? That was, you know, a populist person. But then he just literally goes and just does whatever the fuck he wants or whatever the fuck they want him to do.
@allegedly_fortiAnd so they play that. They play it very well. And I do think that people are waking up to it more and more though. And you can just see why the conversations we're having, how big these rooms and other rooms are getting. And even just by the way, they're having to backpedal a lot. And then you can see it with having even candidates like in my home state here, when we had Casey Push.
@allegedly_fortiAnd for how little money that he raised and was able to get, Vivek wouldn't debate him, right? They just tried everything they could to just shut him out. And he still got 20 something percent of the vote. I don't know, like a 20th of the amount of money. I think probably even less than that. I think it was like 100 grand versus like 3 million, something like that.
@allegedly_fortiSo I think that the Overton window, as we say, is definitely shifting. I think people's awareness is definitely shifting and we're definitely gaining ground. And I think at this point, they're kind of having to speed things up. And you can even see that how it went from Trump to Biden to Trump. They didn't even get a whole eight years.
@allegedly_fortiAnd so I do think that Probably they'll try to push somebody like Newsome next, and that might be successful. But I think people are really starting to wake up. And the more we talk about these things, the more we point them out and have these conversations, not just on this space, right? Not just on X where we're in a little bit of a bubble, right?
@allegedly_fortiThat's just the reality of it. We are reaching more and more people. Our bubble is getting bigger, right? That's a major success here. Our bubble is getting bigger. We have to do it in real life too. You got to talk to your parents, your neighbors, your co-workers, and just kind of, you don't have to be like super direct and blunt about it, but just kind of float ideas, right?
@allegedly_fortiPlant little earworms and plant little seeds of knowledge, little things for them to look into. Even if you have to do things as a joke or, you know, I like to always approach people with food because I feel like that's an easy topic and an easy way to kind of bring up some of these conversations. And then you can start getting the people to see that it's not really about left versus right.
@allegedly_fortiIt's the same powers that shouldn't be just trying to manipulate you using these different dichotomies. So yeah, I thought you phrased it really well there.
Ian MalcolmWonderfully stated there, Forti. And it's why I think you're exactly right. It's why people are kind of flocking to these rooms. And I don't know if this is the case right now, but JoAnn had mentioned, I think it was earlier in the week, We had like two or three spaces in a row that weren't just the biggest geopolitical spaces on X, but it was the largest active space on the entirety of the platform, which is just crazy to think about because there was a time not long ago when I remember we would hold spaces and I was like, oh, there's more than 10 people in here.
Ian MalcolmWe get really excited about it. And we should have, frankly, because, and this will sound crazy, but To go, and this is the insanity of the suppression on social media, right? It should be far easier to garner your 131st thousandth follower than it was your 130th thousandth follower, right? The incremental enhancements should come far faster than they do at the offset of all of this.
Ian MalcolmAnd they obviously don't because we get so radically suppressed. But the reason that I bring that up is because the hardest part of this entire thing that we have all been a part of was initially getting a room that had more than one person in it, right? We had a space with one person, and then there were two, and then there were three, and we had grown by 300% to get to four, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd so that is a way bigger lift than what we're doing right now, but we did it. We already got over that little hurdle. And now we're at a point where, like I was saying, JoAnn pointed out, some of the biggest spaces on X with our little efforts. There's nobody else in here. Probably the average, let's say, follower count on the voices that we have up on this panel, we've got some sizable accounts.
Ian MalcolmDon't get me wrong. Bryce is a very big one, right? Forty has a big account. Mandy has a big account. JoAnn has. But relative to some of these other spaces, I saw a space the other day. I think I commented on this with JoAnn. There was a person that was in another room. They had three or four million followers and there was like 15 people listening, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd yet here we are with our far smaller little handles, right? But doing far more in terms of building a sincere collective of people that are going out and trying to make the world better, right? We also, I don't know if everybody saw it, but the fact that Bill Ackman, who I think has, what is it? Three million followers for Bill Ackman.
Ian MalcolmHe's literally like a celebrity in the political world. He's lifted up. He's one of the Jewish supremacists of the world that gets all the big speaking engagements. He knows all the famous politicians. The rooms that we hold are bigger than the one that he held. How crazy is that? That idea that Elon Musk said, we are the media now, in a sense, I suppose, at least on this platform, which is one of the smaller mainstream social media platforms, but nonetheless,
Ian MalcolmWe are taking over. And I say we because this has nothing to do with me or even JoAnn and I. It has to do with all of us, the collective us. We are basically taking over the conversation and the reigns from these people by creating a movement. And my hope is that at any point, if I drop my little device or my handle, I forget the login or the password, that this continues on independent of just the things that I do to
Ian MalcolmMaybe it's Andrew Tate over here. It's maybe another, I'll just call them right-wing commentators over here because I don't want to create the e-drama. But all these different people, what do they basically do? They're not going to lead anybody anywhere that's productive. Instead, what we're doing is building something that's based on ideas and ideals.
Ian MalcolmIt's not the lining of the pocket of an influencer. And so what we are creating becomes essentially eternal. I see that we've got the wonderful Mr. Funky Fresh from Down Under, Funk.
Ian MalcolmI don't know how you missed the space with Jamie. He would have been one of your besties of all time. I hope that you get to listen to some of it, my friend. Pleasure to have you in here, brother.
@funkmachine__Oh, g'day, beautiful people of the internet. I hope you're well. Ian, thank you for hosting another space. I'm sure it's going to be a banger in the end. Yes, I will go back and listen to that space. I do appreciate you hosting many different voices for a wide range of topics, particularly An Aussie voice every now and then, which is a good thing.
@funkmachine__So I am looking forward to that, Ian, and I will listen to it. But I was attracted by your space title, Dangerous. Now, I'll be honest with you, I haven't been listening to the before, like, you know, I haven't been listening for long. I just sort of like seeing your space, so I popped up and... and requested a mic, so forgive me if I'm going out of, you know, off topic here.
@funkmachine__But, you know, when I think of dangerous, right, I think of one of the most dangerous things that in 2026 a human being could be is on zero, okay? I highly recommend that everybody just get some Bitcoin, just get a little bit of Bitcoin, put it away, it's going to be fine. Because there are massive changes coming into the economic zones.
@funkmachine__You'd have to be a fucking blind, deaf, and fucking mute dickhead if you didn't see that. And I highly recommend Bitcoin being part of your strategy going forward. Just to use it as a talisman of money. You don't have to think of it as an investment or whatever. Just look at it as a safety device. But, Ian, do you mind if I ask an extremely dangerous question and it might buck the trend a little bit?
@funkmachine__Is that okay?
Ian MalcolmAlways, always, always be dangerous. Okay. In an intellectual or spiritual fashion, never kinetic.
@funkmachine__Okay, well, it's, all right, before I ask this, I must make people aware that, you know, all the speakers on the panel only speak for themselves and we don't represent other people on the panel when we ask questions. Bricius, or is it Bryceus or Bricius?
@briciusxIt's Bryce.
@funkmachine__Bryceus M. Lipscombus.
@briciusxIt's Brycecus.
@funkmachine__Okay, I've got a question for you. Are you male or female?
@briciusxI'm a male.
@funkmachine__Okay, that's all. Look, I just needed to clarify that because... I needed to clarify that because, you know, us low IQ anti-Semites, we can get hung up on some of these things, right? And I just wanted to know.
@briciusxI'm not an anti-Semite.
@funkmachine__No, I said I am. I'm a low IQ anti-Semite. So, yeah, anyway, just wanted to let you know that we can get caught up on some of these things. And, yeah. Just wanted to clarify that. I've been following you for a while. I don't know where I followed you from, but it seems like I follow you. Can you tell us a bit more about yourself?
@funkmachine__Or have you already done that?
@joann_marieHe's co-hosted Spaces with Us Funky.
@funkmachine__Okay. I haven't been around much lately. Anyway.
@joann_marieHe's wonderful.
@funkmachine__You trying to get his phone number or something? Yeah, I know. I just wanted to say, you know, I drive a truck, you know, there's plenty of trucks. No, I'm only joking.
@allegedly_fortiTypical Australian comes in late asking tons of questions. It's okay.
@funkmachine__What we all know, Forti is the ultimate sepo out of all the people on the panel. But anyway, I am looking forward to going back to listening to that space that you held with that Australian fella. I will listen to it tomorrow. Appreciate your time and get off zero, everyone, because it is extremely dangerous to have no Bitcoin.
@funkmachine__That's all I wanted to add.
@joann_marieAmazing. Thank you so much, Funky. Alright, Serenity, welcome. Go for it.
@redroadmasiHi, lady. Hi, Ian, Mandy, JoAnn. Thank you so much for your space. Hi, everybody else. I just came in recently, too, in maybe about 20 minutes or something like that. But what I wanted to say was that because I did hear about, you know, the Republican-Democrat forever situation in America. And, you know, a couple of thoughts came to mind, you know, that, like, I wish that we were a little bit more cohesive somehow.
@redroadmasiIn the middle-ish. So we could, something like a Tom Massey. You know, I wish that it was like that. So there could be nice conservative. And then, you know, especially, you know, holding people completely accountable and affordability. I mean, the bottom line is, is that, you know, we're in a new space right now. We're in a K economy.
@redroadmasiAnd I'm sure a lot of you know that already, but just in case someone else doesn't. It means that there is no more middle class. Just imagine a K. Right where it touches the line right there on the side, that is the end of middle class. There's only the rich and the poor now. And I don't mean... The way that things are going now, I mean, you could be making almost a million dollars and be poor.
@redroadmasiGoing paycheck to paycheck or having tons of debt, you know. And just for that fact alone, it's like, I mean, I go to a lot of finance spaces in the morning. And trust me, those people in those spaces are not thinking about the bottom half of the K at all. And they say so. Do you know what I mean? And what they're talking about.
@redroadmasiAnd it's only going to get worse. I mean, they're already set up, right? Especially the billionaires with their bunkers and all that. But pretty much they're all set up. But things are going to get a lot worse. I mean... you know in the market no matter what's going on the market right now the bond market is the one that dictates what's really happening like what do you see and the whole world in general is being affected um in a huge way the only country that is like i would say positive you know and good things are happening on the bond market is china believe it or not you know i mean china's been quiet they have that
@redroadmasiThen they have like over 90% of the world's rare earth minerals. That's everything that we make. We can never go against China. So if somebody ever in the government talks about, oh, boo, China, that's bullshit. You know, if anything, and that does everything. You need rare earth for everything, you know, so. I don't know, I'm kind of all over the place.
@redroadmasiI just wish that we could, let me bring it on back to what I had started with. I wish that we can, you know, talk about more solutions. Because it's also a little frustrating when I hear, and I'm not trying to Trump shame anybody. I don't, that's not where I'm trying to get, say this with my heart. But a lot of times I hear people who voted for Trump saying the same shit they said when they voted for Trump.
@redroadmasiAnd there's nothing new. So it's like, if you don't want what we have, you don't do the same thing. You know, you have to think of something new, a new solution. You can't go all the way back to the alternate side of the tribe that voted for him. And, you know, a lot of people, you know me, because I love to read, I love to see what's going on, et cetera, like that.
@redroadmasiI knew, I knew. who he was years ago from New York City. We all knew, you know, and I tried to warn people, but they didn't want to hear it because they fell under his spell. He's a good con man. He's a good salesman. What can I say? But anyway, the bottom line is that we're where we're at. And I just hope that we can get together, just like what you said, Ian, which is true.
@redroadmasito make the world a better world. But I think that we need to put out more solutions. I mean, we're screwed. Thank God, though. In a way, I'll tell you something. What great that came out of this situation with Trump is that I don't think that the Epstein files, because it was going on all those other years, but it just never got hold, you know?
@redroadmasiBut for whatever reason, because of Trump, it got hold, you know, you could see it. And to me, that opened up the floodgates. And a lot of people knew about Israel. I didn't know Israel was running shit. I had no idea. And, you know, I found out all this new history in this space, you know, and my world is better for it.
@redroadmasiSo that's why I said I'm not trying to Trump shame you, because I'm better for, you know, him coming in because of all this stuff that I have learned. But I just hope, like I said, I know I've said it a thousand times, but I just hope we can get together. And yeah, that's what I hope. That's what I hope. Thanks, guys.
@joann_marieIan, would you like to say something or should I?
Ian MalcolmYeah, no, I mean, I think there's a lot of accuracy there. And the one thing that I would add to that... Serenity is this idea that in that K economy, I actually think as, you know, obviously that's depressing and demoralizing for a million different reasons. One of the things that's maybe a silver lining is because of it, people are going to look for radical changes when it comes to their tolerance for political ideology, if nothing else, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd so they might be willing to say, I don't care if you call me a bigot, I'm going to call out the problem because I don't see any benefit And Serenity, what I wanted to, about, if people took, it's going to sound crazy, but a lot of
@joann_marieThings can happen when you just start your own business. Like if you want to do something, just do it. And maybe you're going to fail and maybe you're going to fail like 10 times and maybe 20 times, but at some point you're not going to fail. Like just look at Donald Trump, like he literally made like 20... Thank you so much for joining us.
@joann_marieThank you. You said to give solutions to people, then I'm giving solutions and you're like, I already did it. Okay.
@redroadmasiYeah, I already have that. And as far as I already have a nonprofit for children for art. So I'm already doing that for my community. But I'm saying in general, you know what I mean? I'm saying in general what's going on because it hurts me. I mean, of what I see, but I don't make a ton of money. I could if I wanted to.
@redroadmasiBut, you know, I like where I'm at because I honestly feel like... Honestly, if I had too much money, I would be a different person. And I don't like it. And I don't like when I meet people who have money and they talk about their money because that means they have no money. The people who are really wealthy do not talk about their money.
@redroadmasiYou know, and I don't want to be, I don't want to be at some kind of competitive, some kind of, I just want to live, live right, you know, and just be able to live. And I don't want to talk about, What I can get and what I can't get because I don't know anybody's situation here and I'm not going to be saying that I'm something or whatever.
@redroadmasiIt doesn't matter. But I'm human. That's all that matters. What matters is I'm human and I'm not for power trips. I'm not for bragging. I'm not for any of that stuff because you know what? No matter how much money the person has, no matter where they work, what they do, whatever, you could be a bad person or a good person, period.
@redroadmasiIt doesn't matter what is on the outside at all. It's somebody's character and the kind of person that they are. I think that's the most important thing. But what you said... JoAnn is absolutely true in terms of for people that want to start a business. This is a great time to start a business, especially right now in AI.
@redroadmasiBelieve it or not, there are, I mean, there are billions of companies, okay, that want AI integrated into their systems. Okay. And if you can, you know, get yourself networking, Or start making some cold calls, figure out exactly what niche you want, and concentrate on that, you can get in. I mean, there's no, you know how people say there's one way to start a business, there's one way to, I mean, of course you gotta get a license and all that, but I mean, you know, that there's only one way to do, that's not true.
@redroadmasiThat's not true. You can get into whatever you, your heart's desire, and there's many, many different ways on the same road. You're right, JoAnn. Anybody can do it, and that's exactly what it should be. Definitely do that. If you have a ton of stuff in your house or something like that, make a little garage sale. Make little once-a-month garage sales where you live, or sell some stuff on eBay.
@redroadmasiThere's plenty of people that want to buy stuff regardless still.
@redroadmasiBut yeah, you should definitely do that. I mean, 100%.
@redroadmasi100%, JoAnn, you're right.
@joann_marieThank you, Serenity. It's not only AI. You can literally do it with anything. For example, that bakery called Crumble or whatever, they just started a different type of selling cookies and everybody lost their mind and then now there's Crumble everywhere. It can be anything, but just try to do something innovative and with your community and with your friends and push each other
@joann_marieHey, JoAnn, do you mind if I say something real quick?
@briciusxOh, sorry.
@joann_marieOkay, thank you, Serenity. Yeah, go for it.
@briciusxHey, Ann, I just want to say something that you said early on about this movement and how it has nothing to do about you. Man, it has a lot to do about you, dude. And you have a lot of humility, and you don't take a lot of credit for the things that you do. I really think that you need to recognize that a lot of us wouldn't be here if it wasn't for you.
@briciusxYou created these spaces. You opened up a space. You opened up an intellectual marketplace on X for us to come, and you introduced people who normally would not see eye to eye, who would not even give each other a second glance on X because of just the way their profile looked or whatever.
@briciusxBut we can come on here and we can talk and we have the ability to communicate like adults and that is because of you, Anne. Anne, you have inspired a ton of individuals and you need to give yourself credit, sir. And the fact that you haven't given yourself credit and the fact that you don't recognize that you are a leader in this movement, whether you like it or not.
@joann_marieHi, that was absolutely wonderful. Sorry, go for it at the end and then I'll say something.
@ceanndachI think Ian went to get a tissue.
@joann_marieOh, no, I think he's trying to talk, but he can't. Oh.
Ian MalcolmYou can hear me?
@joann_marieYes.
Ian MalcolmOh, wow. Okay. We can now. Yeah, the audio cut out there said to reset the app. But I heard, I presume, most of what you said, Bryson. Look, the thing that's interesting about that is all that I ever wanted to do was exactly what you just suggested, which is to create... Thank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmThe Swimlanes That Would Typically Divide Us. And it's why I think that the album with Michael Jackson, with Dangerous, right? That's why this is the thing that is dangerous to them. And I'll give you one that's crazy, Bryce, because I really, JoAnn sent this to me and I really didn't know how to respond.
@briciusxHey, Ann, can I just say one quick thing? That's what makes you dangerous, dude. For years, the whole anti-Semitic tropes that they could throw at us was that we are low IQ, that we are low IQ individuals, that we do not have a thought process, that we're not very intelligent. But see, you can come onto a space held by you, and what you're going to get is an intellectual marketplace.
@briciusxYou're gonna get these great ideas, these brilliant minds coming together. Things that you wouldn't hear, and it completely shatters this notion of what they say an antisemite is. We're not low IQ. We're also not antisemitic, but we don't need to get into that right now. But we're not low IQ, and that's what you did, Ian.
@briciusxAnd I thank God for people like you that have come out and done things that people wish that they could do. You've actually put yourself on the line, my man. And I just appreciate you, brother. God bless you. God bless you, JoAnn, Mandy. I love these spaces. I love all of you. And God bless you all.
Ian MalcolmAnd God bless everybody. And God bless this adventure, frankly, because I know that that sounds crazy, but...
Ian MalcolmI had this theory that I wanted to try and basically figure out how I could learn as much as I could so that I could increase my what's the right way to think about my appetite to better myself in every way that I could. That's probably the right way to think about it. And so I thought, wouldn't it be neat if I could go and I could talk to people that had unbelievable talents or knowledge around health and wellness, around how do we minimize cancer rates?
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Ian MalcolmAll this started as, and no exaggeration, the first space I think that I really ever put a lot of time and attention, the first space I ever spoke on, for what it's worth, was in Stu Peter's room, if I'm not mistaken. And he was holding a conversation and I sat and I was listening to some things and I went in and I was like, hey guys, I think we should talk about Jewish supremacy.
Ian MalcolmAnd it was one of the earliest rooms that I went into, maybe not the first, but one of the early ones. And subsequently did all the things with JQ Radio and Suleiman and on and on and on. But all of it was just trying to acquire as much information as we could, right? And again, I come back to the we because I've tried to make all of this never about...
Ian MalcolmI'm sorry?
@joann_marieNo, not interrupting your beautiful friends.
Ian MalcolmWe're not going to do that, Vincent. It sounded like someone was in need of medical assistance. I guess like a protective brain went on. I was like, wait, somebody... Thank you for joining us.
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Ian MalcolmIn a weird way, our own entirely different universe that is ejected from the very things that are poisoning all of our bodies and we realize that maybe the best way to get the best entertainment, the best infotainment, the best information is to totally reject all that is the mainstream and to build something completely from new and that's only a result of just trying to go out and explore the world with
Ian Malcolmwith everybody. And so Bryce, along the way, meeting folks like yourself that have explored all this hidden history, right? We did the various spaces with, JoAnn, what's your name with the Anunnaki? I'm trying to think of like the most extreme renditions of our alternate history that we've heard.
@joann_marieHeather Lynn. Heather Lynn, yeah.
Ian MalcolmRight, these are people that like never ever would have come across in the mainstream because they're obviously hidden from all of us because it's actually what is really the things that we should be looking into. So, Bryce, I sincerely appreciate that. And, you know, I've never aimed to be anything but a conduit for valuable conversations.
Ian MalcolmAnd I think the reason that this has kind of bucked so many trends is because when I was trying to do that, it didn't matter if I went into Suleiman's room and I said, hey, guys, I've got these weird patterns or I went into the 1488 rooms. Then I said, guys, I got these weird patterns. And everybody either called me a bigot.
Ian MalcolmFor wanting to talk about these things, or they'd call me in the 1488 room, a race trader for wanting to talk about them with people that actually wanted to make a difference, right? So it was like every room I went into it, I was like, guys, I think this is actually the issue. It became very apparent that almost all of them were subversive in one form or another, either because they wouldn't talk about the things that actually mattered because they wanted monetization, or the one that really shocked me was they didn't want to talk about the things that actually mattered because they were part of that machine.
Ian MalcolmThey were paid agitators whose sole goal is to keep you focused on two minutes of hate somewhere else. And so Bryce, I do, I really appreciate that. And to JoAnn's, the thing that she sent me earlier, I really couldn't believe it because the Adrian or Aiden Dittman, whatever the Elon, I don't know if it's a, some people said it was an Elon AI voice or any of these other things.
Ian MalcolmI don't know actually what the handle is. But nonetheless, it put out this thing, vote for your ex-personality, or I don't know what the parameters were. But I remember when I saw it and somebody said, oh, we should vote for our people. And I looked at it and I didn't share it with a soul. And even in a chat that I was in where somebody shared it, I said, guys, don't do that because it's almost certainly just a data collection scam.
Ian MalcolmThey're gonna try to figure out who's connected with who. They're gonna try to do a reverse IP address search. They're going to try to dox you, all those other kind of things. Because it wasn't just a simple X, you know, click or a like or whatever. It was actually going to a website. And so I bring this up because I didn't share with anybody.
Ian MalcolmAnd for some reason, I'm like on the top 50 on this thing of a thousand people. And again, I could have said it to a whole bunch of people and be like, oh, vote for me. No. And so even without... Thank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmWe, all of us, and these ideas, that is what becomes unstoppable, whereas everybody that is in opposition to us, the only thing they know how to care about is me and I. And there's a whole lot more we than there is I in them, if that makes sense. And so, Bryce, I think we're unstoppable, and I really appreciate the kind words.
@allegedly_fortiIan, real quick, brother. Mandy messaged the chat. She is stuck in limbo. She needs you to remove her from co-host and then bring her back because she's actually out of the space and having issues. And also, Dancing doesn't know if people can see her hand, but she's been trying. I think the space might be glitching, so I just wanted to let you know, bro.
Ian MalcolmYeah, and Dancing, jump in.
@joann_marieOh, can I just say something really quick before we end? Bryce, I think this is only the beginning. And no, Ian, it is you. And it's just absolutely inspiring. I literally get messages every day of people who just absolutely love being here. And also the way that you energize them and how you moralize. And it's just absolutely, absolutely...
@joann_marieInspiring, and I love that. So, no, it is you. And Bryce, this is just the beginning. We talk about this a lot. And I think there's some amazing things coming. And I'm just so proud that I met you and all of you guys, because it is a collective movement, but we do need this energizing, because it is dark out there. And thanks to people like you, people are seeing
@joann_marieThe world is worth saving because there's a lot of people out there who want to burn it down. Thank you so much, Ian. I'm so proud of you.
@ceanndachIan, the guy we were talking to last night, I just want to let you know, he actually had messaged me. We were chatting for a little bit and he told me that he expected more hostility than he got and he was surprised.
@joann_marieThe Jewish guy.
@ceanndachYeah, the Jewish guy.
@joann_marieHe was surprised. I needed to leave like an hour before and I was like, no, I'm staying. This is amazing. Yes. Thank you. Thank you so much. All right. And guys, please repost it again. And also, if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow me and Mandy, Bryce, the bots and Forti, everybody here and also allegedly than who is down there.
@joann_marieSo thank you so much. All right. Go for it, dancing. Sorry.
@nikola1teslaThank you for asking to repost the space. I love it when you do that because the more we share it, the more we can bring people in and the more we can remind our regulars that we're on. And this is a really good space. I definitely appreciate the reminders to try to break free from...
@nikola1teslaThat is necessary for us to pay attention to, but sometimes if there's too much of it in our systems, it is very demoralizing and that is the nature of the propaganda that Jews definitely try to infuse into our lives to make it feel like we don't have power, that we don't have a spiritual connection, that we don't have the ability to make changes.
@nikola1teslaAnd I wanted to tell a quick story about a friend of mine that I met who took me to a Unitarian church years ago. who told a story at the church where she said that she was invited to go on a camping trip and she was thinking, oh my God, that's wonderful. I'll get out of the city. I'll get away from the television. I'll go to the forest and look at the rivers and the streams and the animals and I'll just be with nature.
@nikola1teslaAnd then she found out that she was going to the desert and she said, what on earth did I commit myself to? There's nothing in the desert. It is bare baked earth or sand and it's hot blaring sun and nothing lives in the desert. It's just a dead space. and she went because she had committed herself to go with some friends who she thought were just crazy for going out there and she basically had a real spiritual revelation she was able to to
@nikola1teslaYou know, look around and see that when she got there, it was kind of open and wide. It wasn't like the city. There weren't screens everywhere. There weren't things for her to interact with. There wasn't like a cafe on every corner. You know, in the desert, you could see for miles. And it was just, it looked like a barren, you know, house scape to her at first.
@nikola1teslaAnd what she noticed is when you are in an environment like that with no distractions, you start noticing things more. You start noticing the wildlife. You notice the flowers and you notice the things that Yuna Miyauchi 宮内 由奈
@nikola1teslaIn what she thought was a really desolate place, a place that she would want to avoid, a place that didn't have the dopamine hits that she was used to. And the stories that we're used to hearing, you know, when we watch TV all the time, you know, whether it's comedy, tragedy or something that's titillating, you know, whatever it is to keep our dopamine up or to keep us in shock and awe and all of those horrific things.
@nikola1teslaYou know, she was able to get a real sense of the rhythm of life. And when the night fell, you know, the air changed and she felt this kind of Electricity and then the stars came out and she could see stars forever millions of stars that she had never noticed before because she lived in the city she grew up in the city and so she you know not to make this kind of a Burning Man type of space because I have a controversy around Burning Man but you know she became a burner and she became like really into going to the playa the desert and and like noticing the wildlife but that's that's a different story that's that's like dopamine and degeneracy on steroids you know to me but
@nikola1teslaBut she became somebody who was really in love with the desert and who was in love with going out to different arid environments to see what she could see when she had nothing else to distract her. Although I do think Burning Man is a very distracting thing. But that's her gig and that's her kick. I, myself, I grew up around a lot of people who were in different environments.
@nikola1teslaIn California, there were a lot of... Degenerate types of people who were like we're gonna build utopia. We're gonna build a commune. We're gonna build a cult A commune that's going to make sure everybody benefits and everybody is taken care of and we're all going to work according to our own skills and we're going to give back to each other according to those skills.
@nikola1teslaWhat ended up happening with a lot of those communes is people got on drugs, degeneracy, and they neglected their kids. A lot of the people that I have been in different therapy groups with over the years have been kids that grew up to really resent the fact that they were around hippie values, hippie utopia Yuna Miyauchi
@nikola1teslaLike the types of things that are the opposite of nature, you know, the city life and, you know, news stories and television and all that other stuff to try to forget about the kind of nature that to them was abandoned them, the kind of lifestyles that abandoned him, hippie lifestyles that were just...
@nikola1teslaI definitely try to tell my different friends that I meet that have had negative experiences with nature that give it another shot, give it another try. If you've had a negative experience with things that didn't work out, like utopia didn't work with a lot of different people that did it the wrong way, but if we start from the correct foundations and we start by looking out for each other.
@nikola1teslaForti mentioned the other day this thing called the four agreements, which I forget about all the time. I need to be reminded of things like that, the things that he put in the purple pill, the medicine for the people songs, those types of things are very, very healing. And I am one of those people who can be baited into a fight and baited into negativity and will run with it because I haven't really worked on myself as much as I should.
@nikola1teslaAnd I really appreciate in space the reminders to keep trying, to keep looking out for each other, to make sure that we're there to combat the Yuna Miyauchi 宮内 由奈
Ian MalcolmSpectacularly stated there, Dancing. And for what it's worth, I've got to ask you, Dancing, I did not know that there was a connection between one of my all-time favorite musicians and one of my all-time favorite films. Do you want to share that with everybody, or should we play the song at some point maybe later in the space as a surprise?
Ian MalcolmUp to you.
@nikola1teslaI think maybe you should make it a surprise because I'm getting some weird static on my end and it sounds like airplanes taking off or the ocean. It's really odd. Does everybody else hear that? No. It must be like I had static earlier. I might be having static again, but I hear like... I love the side quest with dancing.
@nikola1teslaI love this. This is like in Zelda when you have to go off and find the new arrows to take out the next boss.
Ian MalcolmSo, JoAnn, question for you. Zelda is who? Do you know the pop trivia reference?
@joann_marieIt's the princess, and Link is the... I don't know what he's said.
@joann_marieI don't know.
Ian MalcolmI don't know what he is. He's like an elf or something? Yeah, the elf. He's a little adventurer.
@joann_marieYeah, but I never played Zelda, though. Well, I played maybe once in Nintendo 64, I think, but I don't know. I do not know a lot about it.
Ian MalcolmAll right, but you did know Zelda is the princess, not the little green man with the sword and the shield. It's funny, JoAnn, I think you're referencing the Ocarina of Time, which I think is voted in the top 10 video games of all time, if I'm not mistaken. Some beautiful music that is actually there within. Really interesting story.
Ian MalcolmIsn't it wild how some of the great storytelling of that era came of all places from video games, which today make even the Hollywood blockbuster stories look pretty weak and shallow.
@redroadmasi100%, Ian, 100%.
Ian MalcolmYou had a bunch of people making little pixels on a screen to play with a controller that were better storytellers than Marvel is these days. Pretty marvelous, I suppose, on the makers of those games back in the day. But let's go down to Yuna.
@thegothlolix87Hi, everybody. Hi, Ian, Mandy, and JoAnn, and everybody else, Dancing, Serenity. It's good to be here on this wonderful space discussion, but it's more like adventure, like Ian said. And I couldn't agree even more what Bryce said to you, Ian. You should be very proud of how far you came. You really brought all different kinds of people all around the world together with the same common ground and mission.
@thegothlolix87And I have to say, you are a dangerous man, but you're a good soul warrior. And I even mentioned about that one of my posts like a couple of weeks ago. You are a warrior god of light. And I'm glad that there are people like you and there will be more people will be like you as well to continue on the torch. One of the things I was surprised was Zelda is one of my favorite video games and as well as...
@thegothlolix87There's another video game I think some of you may know or heard called Kingdom Hearts. I really am a fan of that even though I'm getting old and I'm in my late 30s now. But it doesn't matter. You just be you, yourself. And basically what Kingdom Hearts is about is, well, it's interesting. It's a collaboration with, well, we don't want to think about that it's connected to the...
@thegothlolix87Yuna Miyauchi 宮内 由奈
@thegothlolix87Basically, at the end, what it's about is that you get to connect people near and far all around the world that their common ground is to be the light against these so-called evil heartlesses or nobodies or somebody that doesn't have a heart. And what I realized is that, I know it's really cheesy, but when I look at that, I always say to myself,
@thegothlolix87Well, if he can be those Keyblade Warrior Masters, then anybody can be anything, as long as they do for meaningful and purpose and for humanity. It's people like Ian that is waking people up. And it's not just him. It's all over, whether on a space discussion or not. And it's truly, truly, really inspiring, too, because it really wakes people like, wait a minute, what am I doing?
@thegothlolix87What in the world are we living in right now? And it really is a good, I call it the ignition, right? When people are just so low, and it really breaks my heart to see who gets really addicted to a bad path, sometimes it's really difficult how you approach it. Sometimes people come to you. And I do believe that, I don't want to get into woo-woo, but I do believe this theory where when you are the highest part of your vibration within yourself, maybe not to the point where enlightenment, but with pure love and just, you know, seeking for peace and harmony, people will naturally come to you because even whether they recognize it or not, they want to speak out, you know?
@thegothlolix87And I always tell people, let them speak out. Maybe they're having trouble with this chakra called the throat chakra. Maybe they're trying to winkle out with an iron, trying to explain what their concerns are or what they're frustrated. I'd rather be speaking out, try to be best loud and clear than just being so angry all the time.
@thegothlolix87And anger is one of the, I guess you could say,
@thegothlolix87And who cares what anybody says? I don't even care if these trollers say, well, you know that this, I don't care. I'm not going to even bother to comment or anything because I don't have time for that. The only thing I have time for is rocking and rolling along with Ian, everybody else here and other, you know, space discussions that are think alike, respect each other.
@thegothlolix87And of course, don't backstab each other because God forbid I heard that many times before. But it is literally wonderful to be here at this moment in place and time. And I just want to say again to thank you to Ian and Mandy and JoAnn and everybody else here. Thank you so much for taking your time and your effort of your input and knowledge and what you have to share because we need more people like this.
@thegothlolix87And we shall continue on. Even if the battle is over, we shall continue on this forward. And thank you so much for giving me the time and the mic to speak. You guys have a great Let's go, Yuna.
Ian MalcolmAnd you know, the interesting piece about, well, there's many interesting pieces about that, but one of them, the idea of giving people a forum to speak and that idea of as long as they're respectfully delivering that. And it is one of the things that I find really fascinating about what we're doing is that by being Thank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmThere would be value in having somebody that's in here regularly that can kind of provide a counterweight. And I'm completely open to that, right? And we have Yitz come in here all the time. And he hasn't been in here a whole lot lately, actually. But I kind of miss him, right? Because we would say things and he would push back.
Ian MalcolmAnd I really do, JoAnn, I don't know about you, but I find something endearing about the fact that Yitz has a couple little Yitzisms, right? He's got his
Ian MalcolmAnd then he's also got his hey-hey, his little laugh. And I kind of appreciate it because he'll come in, he'll be like, yes, hello, go ahead. And he like makes himself laugh. And I find it really fun because unlike a lot of the other Jewish supremacists, I don't think Yitz really has a mean bone in his body. And I do think that actually, if we were all to be able to teleport ourselves over.
Ian MalcolmI think you'd probably look and say, guys, I didn't realize it was this bad because I don't think he's a sociopath. And I say that because the cow guy yesterday came in in good faith.
Ian MalcolmI think if it weren't for the fact that he sounded so much like Ben Shapiro, I might even question his Jewishness because of the way that he conducted himself because he was so reasonable, right? But I take him at face value. And I do think in a weird way, if we're able to create conversations where people can come in and share opinions and contrast and contradictions to anything that we are willing to say, right, then let them.
Ian MalcolmAnd that strengthens our position. It also hardens our resolve because, well, when we're right, we're going to be able to demonstrate that we're right, and then we will fortify our confidence in our correctness, right? And the wildest piece is that so many of the rooms that existed in yesteryears were people that would just, they were just throwing around a lot of bluster is probably the right term for it.
Ian MalcolmA lot of effeminate, emotional bluster. We are better than, we hate this, we... It was all emotional flop, right? And then instead we've created this very strange little rag tag, I think of the band of misfits, right? Because we really are, we're like the island of misfit toys in the sense that a lot of us are either, we've ejected ourselves from...
Ian MalcolmSome of those otherwise hateful rooms, maybe from political allegiances, maybe from worldviews, maybe from all these different things, right? And then we come together, and that is the thing that I think makes this so essentially not only confident and convicted in our worldview, but also supportive of one another, because we recognize that all of us have been either dejected or rejected from that which is evil, right?
Ian MalcolmAll of these other things are evil. The world is really difficult right now and they want you to go into a room where you just hate other things. And so it doesn't matter if it's a white person who's coming in from the 1488 spaces and they recognize that, you know what, that's maybe not productive to just hate all of the quote unquote nons.
Ian MalcolmMaybe we should recognize why we are being encouraged to hate. Why are those people here in mass in the first place? All those other pieces, right? It doesn't matter if it's them or if it's black people that might come strangely from the FBA spaces. Right, like James Woody, who absolutely love that man. I think he's wonderfully bright.
Ian MalcolmI wish him and his entire family warm wishes wherever they are. Right, like how weird is it? And so we've got this very strange culmination because let's just imagine that the we, right, it doesn't matter who it might be, right? Dr. Rechtenwald, truth teller, whatever. If we, one of the people from the we in these circles.
Ian MalcolmIf we're able to get a terminal velocity where they can't stop our voices and they look at the things that we're doing and their claim is you're a racist, you're a bigot, you're a xenophobe, you're an anti-Semite, you're a misogynist, and we're like, well, actually, guys, our panels are diverse across the genders, across races.
Ian MalcolmWe've got a couple Jews that really like talking with us. What are they going to say? Right? And so we've been able, this is the amazing thing. If they had have taken us three years ago and thrown us into the limelight with some big microphone, they would have been able to say, you're all these nasty things, because maybe we would have had a smaller band of misfits that we could identify.
Ian MalcolmBut instead we can look at this and we can say, actually, no, we've built a culmination, which is kind of funny because it hearkens back to the Austrian painter, right? We can actually say, no, we've got probably the most diverse band of individuals on the entirety of X, and they've all come to the same conclusion as to what's going on, and we're done with all of it.
Ian MalcolmHow are they going to mock us at that point? If they can't tell us that we're wrong, and they can't use any of the marks and slurs, because frankly, let's say our team, our band, or whatever you want to refer to it as, well, it's got a little bit of everything. So the fact that we can do that, we can be that, and that we are the very thing that they essentially hate, I think makes us something that we should both be proud of, that we should love.
Ian MalcolmAnd also, it's the reason I know. Guys, I don't think anymore. I know that we're going to win. Absolute certainty. We've just got to continue doing what we are doing. It doesn't matter what they do to us. They suppress, they'll try to arrest, they'll try to do whatever. We've just got to keep doing what we're doing with a position of love.
Ian MalcolmWe got to make ourselves more and more and more vocal. And that's why, whether it was the Tucker idea or any of these other things, I'm going to continue to pragmatically try to figure out how we expand the thing that I was made fun of for, which is the idea of creating a global PR campaign because it is us against evil, right?
Ian MalcolmWe are basically the good. And how crazy is that? All I ever thought.
Ian MalcolmLike the people that were pushing back on him because they didn't want a black entertainer to be able to have a large audience, a large white audience for what it's worth. That actually happened, right? He had to endure all of that, all the self-esteem issues. Why? Because the media pushes all this vanity nonsense, right?
Ian MalcolmHe, in a weird way, despite being probably one of the first, if not the first entertainers in the world to probably be worth a billion plus dollars, right? That guy endured all kinds of insecurities, obviously. Look at all the crazy stuff he did to his face. Yuna Miyauchi 宮内 由奈
Ian MalcolmRight, because we recognize the dangers that are their vanity, their hedonism, their materialism, all of those other aspects. Let them use all the lust that they referenced in that song, right? We are going to be able to avoid it because we recognize it for what it is. We will fall and stumble all the time, but we will keep getting back up.
Ian MalcolmI share this with now, I think it was now discerning. I think it's now observing, right? He got nuked off of this platform for some period of time. And I shared the clip for Batman. Why do we fall, Master Wayne? So we learn to pick ourselves back up. That's what we're doing, right? We are picking ourselves up after an entire lifetime of propaganda and evil at every turn.
Ian MalcolmAnd that's why we're going to win. It's spectacular. I really believe this, JoAnn. But let's go to Mandy.
@rabbimandyxOh, hey, I wanted to mention something really quick. I'll make it quick. But you know how yesterday I was on co-host for I wasn't actually really here. I went over to help Truth out and for whatever reason it glitched out and made me co-host here for like the whole time anyway. So if you thought, oh, she's been really quiet, it's because I wasn't here.
@rabbimandyxSome people messaged me and they're like, how are you on two spaces at the same time? I wasn't. Well, that happened here for the first, like almost the entire space where... It was saying that I was co-host, but like I was muted and couldn't do anything. And then when I came back into the space, I saw myself as co-host and couldn't do anything.
@rabbimandyxSo there was like two of me. I've never seen anything like this before. So I've had like thoughts, just in case you know, if you're not like, oh, well, she doesn't say anything. That's why I couldn't say anything. It was like my duplicate up there and I could only see her. But anyway. I'll mention, I think one of the flaws that we have when we're thinking about this is how many people it's going to take and how hard it's going to be.
@rabbimandyxAnd it feels insurmountable a little bit, but I really believe, and I think that the Bible can back me up on this, that the person we need to change is the person that we are. If we all changed ourselves, That is a light for everyone else. And there is actually a bunch of research that backs this up. But there's a study that's really interesting.
@rabbimandyxAnd it was a Facebook, I think it was like 2016 or something, Facebook put a ton of money into like go vote messages. And those did bring some people to vote, but they found that the go vote messages that included a picture of a friend of the person that was being shown a message and their go vote I just voted or something like that sticker picture because you know how they promote that.
@rabbimandyxThey're like, hey, post that you went to vote. Well, they use those in their own ads. And that was four to five times more effective, which shows that the top-down messages, whether it be in music, whether it be just an ad that they put out, is four to five times less effective than just a recommendation from a friend.
@rabbimandyxSo if you think that you're not very successful or very influential, just a regular person is four to five times more influential than any ad that has millions of dollars into it. So number one, fix yourself. And when I say fix yourself, I'm not talking about anything that I don't also need to do. We could all fix ourselves.
@rabbimandyxBut just do the best you can yourself and you'll become a light. And then when you are spreading your influence, which you don't realize how much you have, you will be able to influence people in the way that you want to because they'll say, hey, look at that person. I want to be like that person. Or, hey, what does that person know that I don't?
@rabbimandyxIt's one of the ways that I think it's there's somebody that did a Instagram reel on this recently. It was pretty interesting. It was something like. Yuna Miyauchi 宮内 由奈
@rabbimandyxHippie Mikey, Raed Jamal, Dancing in Heaven, Serenity, Forti__Allegedly, Funk__Machine__, Yuna Miyauchi 宮内 由奈
@rabbimandyxWhat happened there? And why did he happen to be Jewish? And what's going on? So it went from a Chinese controlled company that we're so worried about to now an Israeli controlled company. And, you know, we're all on board with that. But I did want to mention something else really quick, too, just because I've been kind of building this up in my head.
@rabbimandyxAnd then if you don't mind, Ian, I'd also like to say a prayer at the end of the space, if possible. Of course. So thank you. What's interesting, and this is about music, or at least we've mentioned it a lot in this space, music has been used significantly by various government agencies and infiltrated by government agencies throughout time.
@rabbimandyxAnd even today, what they admit is that they're doing it in other countries, which we know if they're doing it in other countries, they're doing it here. I just wanted to run through a couple of the different things that are documented and this is going to be a little bit of the goysalat version so some of this is going to be softened because this is from Grok but this will at least give you a couple rabbit holes to go down and perhaps plant the seed to look into it further which you should always do and never take my you know word for anything but look into it yourself.
@rabbimandyxSo during the Cold War the CIA and related groups funded and promoted certain music and art including jazz tours as cultural weapons against what they called quote unquote the Soviet Union. In recent U.S. Government-linked groups, USAID, IRI, National Endowment for Democracy, have funded and promoted specific rap artists and hip-hop programs in other countries to push political change or soft power.
@rabbimandyxLeaked documents show this in places like Bangladesh and Cuba. Of course, they only show those. Couldn't be happening here. Why would they do that? Major record labels are highly concentrated. A few companies control most of the distribution. It is the tribe that is behind those. If you're wondering, yes. Artists and people inside the industry, including Ice Cube, have said that labels sit in meetings and shape what gets pushed, records made by committee, and decide which messages get big budgets and radio, TV play.
@rabbimandyxI don't know if there's a lot, and I know he's very troubled and very controversial, but there's a Kanye West song called Jesus Walks With Me, which I like a couple of his songs a lot. That's one of them. The other one is God Is, but in his Jesus Walks With Me song, he says, If I talk about God, my record won't get played.
@rabbimandyxAnd he says, I know that this will take away from my spins and the spins will take away from my ends, meaning it's not going to get played and I won't get paid for it, but I'm going to still do it because I know he says, I know one day I'm going to walk in the club and everybody's going to be saying, Jesus walks with me, Jesus walks with me.
@rabbimandyxThat's a cool story about kind of what I'm saying here, where he is optimistic about it. But he also is saying what the truth is, which is, yeah, there's going to be in the short term pain because they don't want me to talk about this. And then Billy Corgan publicly said he watched MTV in the music industry slowly dial down rock in the 1990s and elevate rap.
@rabbimandyxAnd some people at the time claimed CIA involvement in the shift of the standards because we actually like I was a 90s kid. I loved the 90s like there was. It wasn't as wholesome as like maybe the 70s and 60s where I, but I wasn't alive then. But it was just so different than it is now. And it feels like things were real back then.
@rabbimandyxAnd we just keep getting further and further away from what is real. And we just like are sort of teleporting into a virtual reality. And you want to put your feet on the ground and go touch some grass, like literally, because things just don't feel real anymore. Even the music feels like it's, From another dimension or something like, you know, sometimes you just want to hear some really good rock ballads where it's like you can hear the person's thumb on the guitar string and just, you know, I don't know, some Van Halen or something does your soul good.
@rabbimandyxBut anyway, that's a few of the things that I was thinking of and that obviously that's still happening today. So again, one of the things that we can do is get ourselves right so that we become a light for other people and That has more influence than you think. Just like the Facebook ad that I mentioned, they didn't show a person saying, hey, you have to go vote for this person, go vote for this person because they believe this, this, and this, or this person's bad.
@rabbimandyxAll they did was show the person and a sticker that said, I voted. And that was four to five times more persuasive than their ad that they spent millions of dollars on. So it's actually way simpler than we think. It's easier than we think. And we have way more influence than we think if we would just realize what we have.
@rabbimandyxIt doesn't have to be some big, awkward conversation. If you want to talk to your family about this, it's just very simple. Plant the seed of truth and it will sprout.
Ian MalcolmThat's so beautifully stated there, Mandy. And I'm with you on both the macro and the micro pieces of those sentiments. And I think it ultimately comes back largely to personal accountability. That all of us need to do the pieces that we're able to, and also to recognize that idea of the serenity prayer, which is basically, let me tackle the things that I can make a difference in.
Ian MalcolmLet me accept the things that I'm incapable of. We can't snap our fingers and just alleviate world hunger tomorrow. It's not in the cards. And so we've got to be able to accept where we can't change things, the courage to stand up where we can, the wisdom to know the difference between those two. And if we do that, right, if all of us collectively do it, we make a monumentally different world, I think, out of a result of that.
Ian MalcolmAnd I do find it strange, Mandy, that the technological glitches that you've been experiencing, have you heard of anybody else encountering that, JoAnn?
@joann_marieYes, I have seen, I have, there's so many glitches, but no, it's okay, Mandy. You just need to recycle like 10 times and then it will work out. But what you were talking about, there is a lot of studies on how one toxic, for example, in a work group, if there is... One single toxic person, their productivity drops by 30 or 40%.
@joann_marieSo we just, you know, like always try to be the person who lifts others up, always try to be the person who
@joann_marieSo much toxicity out there and it is contagious. Even if you're super positive, just one toxic person can literally drop all of the productivity, literally black pills everyone. And it is contagious. And I think we see it in everything. We see it in... I look into how art influences culture a lot, and you just put something horrible there and then everything starts to change into that, you know?
@joann_marieAnd we need to stop doing that. We need to bring beauty back and bring... Yeah, there is a war in everything that is beautiful and everything that is wholesome and everything that brings people together, everything that makes the world better. You know, like the consumerism, what you were talking about, Ian, like there is little islands of like sheen clothes, or I don't know how you say that, sheen, I don't know.
@joann_marieof people because you wear it and it will break after three times you use it and it's also like the quality sucks everything sucks but it's still there you know and it's also like made of out of this plastic that will like disintegrate like in a thousand years and there is little islands of that like to just get one really cool shirt and wear it you know like it's it's just everything it's just like the world is going to shit but I think the pendulum is swinging and people are realizing how
@joann_marieInsane everything is, and we just need to keep being the people lifting others up. And all of the noise, fuck it. Don't pay attention to it. It's just what Forti was talking about, the four agreements.
@joann_marieOh my God, I blanked in the one. Oh, don't take anything personal. That is one of my favorite ones. They are going to say absolutely everything to you. Don't take it personal. And also all of the people who are either toxic or try to bring others down, it's because their life actually fucking sucks. The people who have a wonderful life, they want to share it with everyone.
@joann_marieThey want to lift everybody up. They want to be like, guys, this is beautiful. I want you to have it as well. And yeah, well, that's about it. But... Thank you, guys. And beautiful, beautiful, beautiful space, Ian. So thank you so much for hosting this. This is genuinely amazing.
Ian MalcolmOf course. And to Mandy's comments, the other thing I'd add in really quickly, if you think about it, the elevation of rap, think of all the various things that that simultaneously did to destroy so much. And I say that because if you think about what it did to the Black community in terms of... I'm sorry, not rap. Well, I guess they did, right?
Ian MalcolmBut they also glorified violence, they glorified drugs, they glorified all the hedonism, the baby mamas, all that other kind of stuff. That's one piece of the puzzle. It also, if you think of the impact that it had for the clergy plan, right? The elevation of certain groups disproportionately within pop culture For the express purposes of demoralizing and humiliating the group that's not part of that, and we clearly know who that would be, right?
Ian MalcolmIt's obviously the white Western Christian people, right? You elevate rap music, you make this the great thing, and then what does it do? It takes all the blacks that have been, essentially they've had their families destroyed because of things like drugs, which were trafficked in by the, of course, the intelligence agencies, which is just code for the Jewish supremacists, right?
Ian MalcolmThey destroyed the black community, then they fed them rap culture, Then they essentially utilize that to mainstream it and popularize it across everybody. In doing so, it demoralized all the white people because that's obviously not something they're in until you get the ultimate demoralization angle, which was none other than, of course, Eminem, who comes along and just basically pushes degeneracy on now the white middle class.
Ian MalcolmSo the people that traditionally might not have listened to that garbage music are now being told, oh, you should listen to this guy. He's cool, blah, blah, blah. And if you think of what a drastic stark contrast, and we'll go back even further with rap, right? We go to Vanilla Ice, who I suppose you could suggest was a white rapper in some extent, right?
Ian MalcolmBut nonetheless, Ice Ice Baby was, yes, the, what is it, the hook so fly or something like that, right? Not exactly the most moral of messages. But nonetheless, in comparison to the garbage that Eminem pushed out, I mean, there's literally a song about him putting his wife in the back of his, the trunk of his car and driving it into the water or something like that.
Ian MalcolmIt's sick, right? And then all of middle America and the young white people, the two Mandy's comment, would have been listening to the likes of Smashing Pumpkins in the 90s or Hootie and the Blowfish. They're now being told with the real Slim Shady and all this other garbage. It's utter, I'm sorry, I don't normally, I'm not normally profane.
Ian MalcolmIt's crap. It absolutely was. And the fact that every youth was told, this is spectacular. Let's give them an Emmy or whatever it is that they give out, right? All of it is, it was garbage. It was intentionally utilized and weaponized to lift up that which was utter crap. And to make anybody that thought that it wasn't, let's say artistic, to gaslight them and say, how do you not get it?
Ian MalcolmLook at the banana that's held on this canvas with duct tape. How are you so low IQ you don't see the art behind it? That was Eminem, for what it's worth. It was most rap music, and it is certainly trap music. I got my baba, I got my baba. It's so insane that we have to listen to any of this. It is cultural subversion to the max, and it's pushed by the Jewish supremacists.
Ian MalcolmAnd we know that because we've got an article literally celebrating how even at the origin of rap, it was lifted up by Jews. That is them celebrating. And I love how they love to take credit for things. And then you turn around and you're like, actually, I think rap music has been really destructive to our society. And you guys did that.
Ian MalcolmAnd they're like, oh, you anti-Semite. After they take credit for it just five minutes ago. It is wild. But anyway, JoAnn, let's go through a couple. Final hands here. I've got a song to, of course, send out the space along similar lines of the opera of this conversation. I hope for everybody that was not here at the offset, if this sounds appealing, go back and listen to it.
Ian MalcolmIf not, certainly don't, because it's a lot of what I'm about to describe, which is basically utilizing this idea of Dangerous and an album of the same name to go through essentially what was a 90s album that actually pushed out a whole lot of good positive messaging about love, about compassion, about caring for others, about things that are beautiful being taken from you, right?
Ian MalcolmIt's a spectacular journey. So for anybody that finds music of interest, maybe go back and listen. Again, if the idea of a space opera, it's like the space Jews, JoAnn, but this time the space opera, right? If that does not appeal to you, do not go back and listen to the playback. If that does, maybe consider it I know we also have a space that is going to be in about 12 hours.
Ian MalcolmSo we'll be wrapping this one up after these final hands. That is going to be with Dr. Strange and coincidentally kind of talks about maybe not black and white, but certainly things that feel as contrasting as black and white, which is Christians and Muslims, prospectively coming to some kind of terms around a temporary alliance to oppose.
Ian MalcolmJewish supremacy. We'll be talking about that with Dr. Strange. I know it's something he's very passionate about. So we'll be doing that in about 12 hours. So as a result, we'll be winding this down after these final hands. But JoAnn, if you wouldn't mind, maybe we'll go through everybody here.
@joann_marieYes, I think Mandy has her hand up and then we'll go to Rice and then Forti.
@rabbimandyxOh, thanks. I didn't know if anybody saw it. I'm a ghost often, but thank you, JoAnn. I was just going to mention as Thank you so much for joining us.
@rabbimandyxor is even accused of doing anything wrong, think of how that undermines their message and they have to stop or they have to address it or they have to do a whole PR burst. Some people will remember that forever and a lot of times it's like, good, please remember that forever, especially the Epstein stuff. But not living rightly doesn't just damage you and your credibility, it damages what people believe about your message.
@rabbimandyxSo for instance, If you're a really lewd person or something, that's going to show on the message that you're trying to share as well. People are going to think that that reflects the ideals of whatever message you're sharing. So just think about that when you're living daily in your lives. I know JoAnn talked about some of the hater people that go around just being destructive and trying to tear people down in this group, but they claim to believe in some of these same ideas.
@rabbimandyxIt's just not helping the whole movement grow. It's not helping anything grow. And it's reflecting badly on all of us. So think about that when you're acting in your daily life. And if you're being a really good person and you're helping people and you're living right, people are going to come up and want to discuss with you, hey, what are you doing?
@rabbimandyxHey, what do you believe? Because they're going to be like, this person has something on the ball. This person obviously knows what they're doing. Things seem to work out for this person in their life. And so, yeah, just be a light.
@joann_marieBeautiful. I love that, Mandy. Thank you. And I agree with everything. Bryce, go for it.
@briciusxBryce? Yeah, sorry. One of the things that gives me hope is...
@briciusxLooking at trends in history, and I think that there is such things as history does repeat. It's true. And if you look at what was going on in 1826 in Europe right now, and what's going on in 1826, well, you have this Spanish Inquisition is kind of coming to a close, right? And Spain is kind of liberating itself from its
@briciusxChosen People Problem. Then you have 1926. You have this explosion of thought from the left, the right, and you have this degeneracy going on. You have the transgender issue just exploding. You have child brothels. You have all of this degeneracy going on in Europe. And it changes on such a dime, and these beautiful ideas are birthed out of it.
@briciusxAnd one of it is this Catholic nationalism. This is for me, you know, I'm not saying that this has to be for you, but my hope is that my people, the Catholics out there, come together and realize that we can build a society that we want to be a part of, but we have to be active in it. And Ian, thank you so much for providing a space for where we can meet each other and come together as Christians, as people in the world and find some common ground.
Ian MalcolmAbsolutely. And that's what this is all about, right? And it's the wild piece because You know, the moral foundation that I think would band a lot of the, let's say, the worldviews and the values that we bring into these conversations, it supersedes a lot of these other barriers, whether it's political, it's racial, it's national, et cetera.
Ian MalcolmAnd that's why I think it's so core to the machine to deracinate that from us, right? Because that is a mechanism by which we can band together. Thank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmIn the search functionality on X, it'll pull up those spaces. Wonderful to go back and listen to. The one on Thomas Jefferson was absolutely fantastic, Bryce. And so lots of love to you. Let's go to Mr. Forti.
@allegedly_fortiYeah, thanks. And thanks again for the space, Ian. It's always wonderful having these pop-up spaces and just hearing from everybody, getting all these different perspectives and just having these flow state of conversation. Magical stuff happens when all these minds get together like this. So a couple things I just wanted to close out on was what JoAnn was saying.
@allegedly_fortiAnd that's always been one of my favorites, too, of the four agreements. It's not to take things personally. And I think it's something that a lot of people could really benefit from. Because what people say, what people do are reflections of themselves. And it's what they're going through. And it's easy to get hostile.
@allegedly_fortiIt's easy to take things personally. It's easy to react, right? But... What's something that I'm constantly working on, because by no means have I perfected this, but is to kind of just take a breath and take a step back and think about and realize that this is not a reflection of you. And if you react, then that becomes a choice that you made, and then that becomes a reflection of you.
@allegedly_fortiBut if you realize that what they're doing is a reflection of them and not you, you realize that, as cliche as it is, Yuna Miyauchi 宮内 由奈
@allegedly_fortiThey're doing this because they're something that they're not comfortable with themselves about. If somebody's putting you down, if somebody's attacking you on a personal level, it's oftentimes not because of you. It's because of how they feel about themselves. It's some kind of a defense mechanism that they have about their own insecurities.
@allegedly_fortiAnd once you start to really kind of shift your perception and your understanding to seeing it that way... You can find yourself to be much more comfortable within yourself to begin with and much more capable of being compassionate to people, of being understanding, but being also secure in yourself and your own actions and your own thoughts.
@allegedly_fortiAnd then you start to approach people differently. And that's how the four agreements all kind of really tie together, because then you start being more, you know, standing more on your own word and you realize that, you know, you're more careful what you say because you realize that that's a reflection of you when you're when you're going at somebody else.
@allegedly_fortiIt's a reflection of yourself and how you feel about yourself. And so when you start to kind of control that, because then you want to contain and be, you want to respect yourself and you start to choose your own words and your own actions more carefully too. So I don't know, again, I know I bring this book up all the time, but it is a very powerful book and they all really tie together in a really beautiful way.
@allegedly_fortiAnd it's so simple, but it can really be life-changing. And it's something just to always just try, for myself anyways, to always try to keep, you know, All my mind and all my thoughts and try to adjust my actions and my words accordingly to the best of my ability. It's a practice. You always got to work on things like that.
@allegedly_fortiBut then to bring it back to the original we were talking about in the space of the music, I just wanted to give a couple other little recommendations besides knockout and medicine for the people who are some of my favorites. Satsang, I put another song and a quote by them down there in the pill. They're another band kind of on the same sort of style.
@allegedly_fortiSome other really beautiful lyrics and beautiful music. MC Yogi for people who are a little bit more into kind of electronic, but he does all of his stuff with like healing beats and stuff. It's really, even some of his instrumental stuff, you can really feel the vibrations of and you can just feel it in your body. Like this is music that was made with the intent
@allegedly_fortiand he's one of the one of the artists that you can really in my opinion really feel that uh and if you learn about him like he has studied this stuff he really puts that into his music to try to make his his beats and the frequencies he uses uh to be healing and then uh On the rap, I'm with you 100% on most of the modern rap and of the pop rap that's pushed.
@allegedly_fortiIt's degeneracy. Like I think Mandy was saying with Ice Cube, you can look that up. He talked about how there were agencies that were involved and sitting in some of those rooms telling them about what they had to sing about.
@allegedly_fortiAn amazing rapper if you look at it just from the actual art of it all. And the subject matter that he talks about, the way that he puts his thoughts, his emotions, his storytelling into it, I think is very amazing. And he's independent. He's worked with Rhymesayers Entertainment. He also has his own record label. So there are people who are genuine musicians, genuine artists.
@allegedly_fortiThank you so much, Forti. And I just want to
@joann_marieSo a lot of people don't know how modern art came to be, but it was literally a CIA psyop. So America wanted to say that America was free and stuff like that to the USSR. And then they overpriced Pollock and then started being like, oh, yes, look, America is amazing. We're so free. They are... buying these these things for like millions and millions and millions of dollars and yeah i mean that's that's how they push this stuff and also a lot of the music who that that is like pushed in mainstream media is literally paid by like they pay millions of dollars to have that song played and and yeah they push it like people do not choose to listen to that they literally uh
@joann_marieOur astroturf, kind of like what modern art is. And I do like some kind of modern art. I'm a hipster. I like weird things sometimes. But yeah, it wasn't organic. It was literally pushed and it is absolutely wild. So we need to get back to beautiful art and beautiful architecture and beautiful music and all of the beauty in the world.
@joann_marieSo thank you, Forti.
@joann_marieBalthazar, go for it, and then I'm gonna bring Vincent up. Hopefully he doesn't interrupt. Go for it.
@ceanndachWell, I just want to say one thing is that, you know, just remember to focus on good things. I've heard a lot of people recommend gardening. And I think with the economy, too, that's also something helpful to do. You know, it puts you outside and you can, you know, just see nature. You can actually see the product of your own labor.
@ceanndachYou can see something grow. It's a good thing to do. I think that we should just try to do things that are more wholesome for ourselves and disconnect ourselves from all of these various influences that are trying to psychologically shift our thoughts. You can even take some of these classics that are good and take them out there with you.
@ceanndachJust like someone mentioned earlier, The music in the 90s and in the early 2000s, especially all the rock stuff, it was fantastic. And then it all just kind of disappeared. So I hope we can get all that back.
@joann_marieAnd I love gardening. For the first time in my life, I always lived in apartments. So this is the first time I have like a small garden. And I love like my entire thing is like burning my roses. And it's just I love it. Yes, everybody should garden. It's absolutely beautiful. All right. Oh, my God. Vincent drop. Okay. I don't see.
@joann_marieOkay. Anil.
@joann_marieOh, no. He's from India. No. Okay. Let's go to the next person.
Ian MalcolmWhere are all these coming from?
@joann_marieNo, this is some people from India.
Ian MalcolmThere's like a dozen requests coming out of the woodwork. Let's go to Linga. I don't know what to accept. Nope, never mind. You know what? We're going to leave it as it is. Sorry, everybody else. I don't trust any, all of these strange accounts. There's nothing that weirds me out more than the accounts like HarrisX here with the crypto bro page with the little AI animated crypto man with like all the stock sheets behind them.
Ian MalcolmSomething about, it gives me the heebie-jeebies, Joanne. I don't know about you. But- I wanna thank everybody that came along for this dangerous expedition in what was... I like this idea, JoAnn, the space opera, right? Which some people reference to, if I'm not mistaken, Star Wars was basically that. This was the operatic version of it in the musical fashion.
Ian MalcolmIf anybody wants to, like I said... Feel free to go back to the beginning. It is a journey through an album, an album that has all kinds of interesting lyrics that I think are very pertinent and relevant for the time that we find ourselves in, whether it is all of the dangers that we face and we face them morally, spiritually, economically, right?
Ian MalcolmAll of these things being pushed upon us by the same source of corruption. The dangers that that presents to us as individuals, to our civilization and the danger that we present to them by merely becoming aware of them and how once aware, if we can band together, we can ultimately look into the past and we can find some things that were gone too soon from our timeline that maybe some of us that might be in this room, if of the younger demographics might not have even gotten to experience some of the things like the wonderful music that Mandy was just talking about.
Ian MalcolmThank you so much for watching.
Ian MalcolmThose communities gone too soon. The cathedral that just fell down because of quote unquote a riot. Yeah, why do I have a sneaky suspicion it was the guy with the torch with the little hat on, right? They are trying to take away the past so that we don't have things to look to, to try and believe that we can make a better future.
Ian MalcolmAnd in the process, they're, of course, giving us all of those dangers that we were talking about, whether it's the food, it's the video games, it's the pornography, it's the endless dopamine via SSRIs and other chemicals, or some of these social signals that are constantly reprogramming us. So we're going to try to stay away from that, right?
Ian MalcolmIn doing so, we can put behind us some of the two minutes of hate that is forced upon us by the same media, right? So that we can recognize it kind of doesn't matter if you're, let's say, black or white. Thank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmThank you so much for joining us.
Ian MalcolmThey just knock it out of the park when it comes to abusing Grok into telling us all these things that, you know, the Jewish supremacists don't want to be shared. So lots of love to her, lots of love to everybody that was a part of this ride that we went on. And really quickly, before we kind of wrap everything up, I know that Mandy wanted to say a prayer.
Ian MalcolmSo why don't we do as follows? Why don't we go to JoAnn rather quickly, if she might be able to pull up some of the things that we have on deck for this week. Then what we can do is go to Miss Mandy for that prayer, and then we will go and wind up the space for everybody.
@joann_marieOh my God, you got me off guard. Okay, I'm here. All right, so on Monday, we have Hollyweird with Isaiah, oh my God, I can never say his name. Washington, I cannot.
Ian MalcolmIsaiah, Isaiah.
@joann_marieIsaiah, Isaiah, okay. Isaiah Washington. And then that he's the actor from...
Ian MalcolmHe's from Grey's Anatomy, which is pretty wild. I think he was at one point one of the biggest stars on mainstream television, which is pretty crazy that he's going to be with us in that.
@joann_marieIt's going to be awesome. So yes, we have it with him on Monday. And then on Tuesday, we have Building Tomorrows with TST Radio. And then on Wednesday, we have... What the Bible Actually Says About the Spiritual World with History Media. And then on Thursday, we have Prefrontal Cortex and Noticing with Amiru. And tomorrow, we have Islam and Christianity Space.
@joann_marieAnd it's going to be really interesting, so I cannot wait for that. I love that you're hosting spaces every day, Ian. So thank you so much. And it was wonderful today. I love that. Musicality of it, and I think you should do it more. So yeah, super white-pilling, super inspiring, super wholesome. I absolutely love it. And thanks to you for hosting it, for Mandy for co-hosting it, all of the amazing, amazing speakers.
@joann_marieAnd also, obviously, allegedly, Dank, who is down there and his awesome pods, because he put everything on Spotify, Rumble. Apple Podcasts, Malcolm Spaces, and ianmalcolm84.com. So please give him some love. You're absolutely amazing. Thank you. And yeah, I love you all. Thanks, all of the listeners. And yeah, it's collective movement and it's so inspiring.
@joann_marieSo thank you. Mandy, go for it.
@rabbimandyxThank you. So I hope this is going to be a good prayer. I wrote it all up. And at the end, it mentions something about Ian without mentioning him by name and his quest to be on Tucker Carlson. So see if you can spot it. All right. Father, you have not given us a spirit of fear. You have given us power, love, and sound mind.
@rabbimandyxSo we refuse to shrink. We refuse to stay silent. We refuse to walk in compromise. Do not let us conform to the pattern of this world. Transform us by the renewing of our minds. Make us strong and courageous. Give us boldness to stand for the truth without apology, to speak clearly when others are afraid, to expose the works of darkness not in anger but in the light of your presence.
@rabbimandyxLet what is hidden be brought into the open. Let the light of Christ shine through us so brightly the darkness loses its grip. Unite us with every brother and sister who is also following light. Bind us together as one. Help us not to give up meeting together, but to encourage one another, and all the more as the days grow darker.
@rabbimandyxMake us a people who stir up one another, who stand side by side, who refuse to forsake the fight for what is true and good. Where we gather, let courage rise. Where we speak, let truth prevail. Where we move, let evil be exposed and the light of Jesus advance. We are not victims. We are not powerless. We are children of light, filled with your spirit, called to stand firm, act with strength, and overcome.
@rabbimandyxFill us with holy boldness today. Use us, send us, and let your kingdom come through us. And Father, we submit ourselves fully to your will. Not our plans, not our platforms, not our preferences, yours. Align our hearts with what you desire. At the same time, we ask you to raise up the strongest voices among us. Give them a stage.
@rabbimandyxOpen doors no one can shut. Place the clearest, boldest, and most faithful messengers where they can be heard so that truth is proclaimed without fear, darkness is exposed, and many see the light of Christ. Strengthen those voices, protect them, amplify them for your glory alone. In the mighty name of Jesus Christ. Amen.
Ian MalcolmLet's go. I love that, Mandy. And look, the... The strongest voice is all of us and all that we are collectively creating in these rooms, in these conversations, and by fortifying our understanding of this problem in a way that we can convey it to the masses. And I really, I do think if we all just kind of stick together, we continue banding together, right?
Ian MalcolmIt doesn't matter how these messages and ideas get out to more and more people, but inevitably, if they're able to,
Ian MalcolmWe are absolutely winning. We will win. We will make the world a better place in this endeavor. So lots of love to absolutely everybody. I look forward to seeing you in that conversation. If you are available with Dr. Strange and in the interim in the event that you're not, I hope everybody has the best of days, the best of nights, and all the best of tomorrows.