Race Realism In Modern America with @theleaderofUSA & @joann_marie

1:57Ian MalcolmHopefully we will get Joanne up here in just a second, and I see we've also got Mr. Curtis Stone. Would love it if he wanted to come up for this conversation. We got a couple other folks sending up requests, please feel free to do so. This is gonna be a roundtable discussion with Mr. Christopher Wood. Gonna be very excited to get his introduction here for everybody not familiar with him in just a moment. But before we do,↗

2:26Ian Malcolmso Joanne, as- As we always play our little game, I, I'm, I'm gonna go all throughout the, let's say, the decades and the genres. Any idea who that might have been that we were just listening to? I↗

2:39Speaker 1don't know. And, hi Ian, thank you so much for hosting. And, and Chris, thank you so much for being here. No, I have no idea. I've never heard this song before. It sounded kind of like... No, not Beach Boys. What, what?↗

2:54Ian MalcolmI don't know. No, I mean, you're, you're from roughly the right era, a little bit after, I suppose. It's actually from, the seventies. Let's see if Mr. Christopher Wood or Mr. Curtis Stone have any idea, or CJ have any idea. Can you guys name this somewhat obscure tune that, probably everybody's heard, but maybe mo-most aren't familiar with the artist?↗

3:17Speaker 2Alright, well, I'm game. Sure, let's hear it.↗

3:20Ian MalcolmWell, CJ, can you, can you name the to-the tune that we were just playing? Oh, I, I just joined. Oh, you just joined. Okay. So then in that case, we-and if you, if anybody wants, feel free to put it into the Purple Pill, we will, we'll fire this up here in just a second. Before we do, so Christopher or Curtis, any, any idea of that song that we were listening to before we play it?↗

3:45Speaker 3I I was guessing the 80s, and that's, that all I could do is guess a time period. Definitely not the band name, but I was off by a decade, I-it seems. Is there a chance...↗

3:57Ian MalcolmOh,↗

3:58Speaker 3sorry.↗

4:01Ian MalcolmCurtis, any thoughts on, on that tune of the day?↗

4:05Speaker 4I think that's, at first I thought it was,↗

4:11Speaker 4ELO, but I think it's like a, like Wingfield or something like that. It's like some 70s band, I think they're a One Hit Wonder band, Wingfield.↗

4:20Ian MalcolmDefinitely, definitely a One Hit Wonder. We'll put this on in the background here. And you're exactly right, Kurt, it's One Hit Wonder. Yeah, it is Wingfield.↗

4:35Ian MalcolmAnd ELO is definitely a pretty good, pretty good guess. It's called the Bay City Rollers, the name of this band.↗

4:42Speaker 4Bay City Royal-Rollers, yeah, yeah, yeah, those guys, they were great.↗

4:45Ian MalcolmSay,↗

4:45Speaker 4say there, there we go. Great. Great sounds. We've got↗

4:49Ian Malcolmsome great sounds. We got some familiarity from the incomparable Kurtis Stone and, and Kurtis, I'm so glad that you were here for this one, because Christopher was asking about prospectively doing a bit of an impromptu space, we didn't have anything scheduled, but, anytime he is free, I am game, and, so I, I suggested to Joanne who was available, and to have you in here is gonna make this, even more interesting and perhaps spicy because A lot of different ways that people can approach this, this topic and this subject, and what's wild is for anybody that's got a separate screen, load up the Bay City Rollers in the seventies. Again, this is a rock band that was out there on tour, on concert, and you look at them and the culture of the band, the audience, everything around them. I mean, it is leaps and bounds more wholesome than just about anything that we see today. It's not Even comparable, it literally looks like an entirely different world 'cause it largely, it was one, right? The, the time, the place, the nuclear families that existed, the style, it was certainly much more conservative. Where, you know, this is an era where you had Mick Jagger, who was extremely controversial 'cause he was shaking his hips in skin-tight pants, right? You had David Bowie, right? And the likes, and these folks were, they were extreme, but by contrast to today, they'd- Be extremely mild, right? There's no, or I should say, very little of the fire, of the flames, of the satanic, all this nonsense that we just are inundated with today, right? Which kind of plays into the conversation because one of the big issues that we see, that I think is leading the way for the, demoralization, frankly, not only of our society, but especially when it comes to this idea of race realism and of the black, largely inner city or urban culture that is Pushed on Black America, you, you end up with this divide where today not only do you have something like seventy to eighty percent of all Black children being born into single parent families, but a lot of those individuals born with, in many cases, absolutely zero chance at prosperity because as a result of that nuclear family and the lack thereof, not only are they not getting the support that they need at home, but they're also certainly not getting it from the schools that are inundated with drugs, with violence And with culture that celebrates essentially that which is degenerate, and again, to contrast it to rock and roll from the '70s, right? The music that these children are being brought up into is sexy red and, all this other nonsense that it just pours and oozes degeneracy, depression, and, all the other nasty aspects of, of modernity. And so you see this forced onto not only black inner city culture, but now of course, it's also permeating the- Into white culture, and I say this because just earlier today, and I'll put it up into the desk, there was a video from Myron Gaines, who obviously I greatly enjoyed talking with. He's very humorous individual, very quick on his feet, and he also is one of the few people a year or two ago with a big microphone that would talk about the Jewish question, right? And so, so Myron had, as per the usual, he had his after-hours space where he has all these young women around him, and one of them Is just, going off, and I think he called her the white, he called her a white chimp, Joann. And then he made a reference, he said, "This is like in Pokemon when you find the rarest of the rare Pokemon, because you have a white person acting like a black person." And I say that not because all black people act like that, but the strangest part was that this woman, who had, let's say, a very urban-ish attire, very urban-ish, Haircut and hairstyling, but also just the delivery of the things that she was saying. Not only was she using terminology that you would never find in suburban white neighborhoods, but also curiously, just like we see in violent video after violent video featuring black individuals in whatever the circumstances might be, this woman was actually repeating herself over and over and over again. And it's something that I see often. I, I didn't do nothing, I didn't do nothing, I didn't do nothing, the person will yell as they run away from the police officer, and this young white woman was basically doing exactly the same. And so I bring this up because when it comes to this idea of race realism, of cultural degeneracy, obviously this is something that everybody can fall, let's say, into the trap of. But there is certainly an element of it, and we can actually look at prison statistics, where we will see that not only is there a high prevalence of African Americans that are in the US penal system, but also of those that are white, if you actually run IQ tests on these individuals, what you end up finding is that your average white inmate is a sub-ninety IQ individual. And the challenge there is, well, if you're looking at people that are below ninety IQ and they're white, well, they're extreme outliers on the bell curve to the light, the, the left, I'm sorry, meaning that these individuals are the extremes of the low of the IQ of those people. And curiously, if you then look at Black Americans, not only do you see a higher prevalence of lower IQ Blacks that are in the penal system, you see very few, in fact, high IQ Blacks in prison. And so where am I going with this? Is that individuals with lower IQ are more likely to be criminal. They are more likely to participate in short term benefits that have mid to long term negative consequences. And what I mean by that is if you're walking down the street and you see a guy with a Ferrari holding the keys next to the vehicle, if you only are able to think in the now, well, it might make a lot of sense to grab it, to turn on the car, and to try to drive away because, wow, me want Ferrari. Right? But then there's the reality that if you get caught in the process, well, now you're going to jail, right? And if then you therefore are getting chased by the police officer in this stolen car, you might wanna flee if the only thing you can think about is the present, 'cause you're thinking, "I don't wanna get caught for the fact that I just stole the vehicle." So you can see how this inability to think long term, which requires a little bit higher IQ, that when you can't do that, all you can do is participate in the now, which often can↗

11:25Ian MalcolmAll of this up, just again, to say that this isn't a conversation that we're going to have that is specifically going to be hating on or critical of any group. In fact, I want this to be a positive conversation, right? Looking at all the different races, what can we do to try and find ways to lift up the rising tide and therefore lift all the ships? I think that's in the best interest of everybody. But if we're gonna do that, first and foremost, we have to recognize that those ships aren't all one and the same. They've all got distinct- Advantages, disadvantages, pros and cons. It's a perfectly reasonable thing to, to discuss. And for what it's worth, we're also, just as a, a quick little teaser, if you will, of the midterm future, we're gonna be doing a space later this week Very excited about this one with Andrew, Andre Williams. gonna be discussing with him, he's a very, very intelligent black man, gonna be discussing what can be done to lift up the black community. We're also gonna be having a discussion around IQ and genetics that's gonna feature both Rabbi Malias going head to head with Mr. Amiru, who also goes by the handle IQ via JQ on this platform. They're gonna be discussing some of the genetic predispositions of, quote unquote, the Aryans or the white race Race, which will be rather controversial, I'm sure, but also very interesting to listen to, and I know it's one that Rabbi's really done a lot of homework on, and Amir has done a lot when it comes to genetics and the brain, so it should be fascinating. But on this one, again, Christopher, I know this is a subject that you wanted to go into, I know that was a little bit of a setup, but I wanted to make sure to properly orient us. And with that, my friend, I will turn it over to you, all the other wonderful people that are here↗

13:10Ian MalcolmBy night. and so with that, Mr. Christopher Wood, over to you.↗

13:15Speaker 1Hi. Just before he starts, guys, please repost this page and follow Ian and Chris, and our amazing speakers. And if you guys go to that, I will also repost it. Yeah, let's get more people in here. Sorry, go for it, Chris.↗

13:27Speaker 3Thank you all so much for having me. Thank you so much, Ian, for hosting this space. It's a pleasurable evening, no doubt about it. I'm looking forward to the discussion. And absolutely, what, what I'm looking to do, and what a lot of other people are looking for as well, is to try to find the common ground between the different races and religions, because the Jew is interfering with all race relations, you know, between nations and races. Races and stuff like that. And it's important that we try to find common ground, just like George Lincoln Rockwell and Malcolm X were doing back in the day. They both were pro their own race, they both wanted segregation,↗

14:14Speaker 3and they both knew that the Jew was preventing a healthy segregation from occurring in which they were beginning to lead, and that's, that's really why they both got assassinated, is because they were- Threat to the Jews. They both were aware that Jews were behind the degeneracy and the, the mixed melting pot, if you will, that has been set up by the Jews. And, we want to get people's thoughts and ideas and, and, and see who disagrees, see who agrees, and, hopefully we can get a,↗

14:49Speaker 3you know, different voices up here. And I'll try to reach out to some folks and see if they wanna join the conversation.↗

14:57Ian MalcolmJust really quickly, it's interesting that you bring that up because when, Sam Parker and I did the space on assassinations that may have been with, either Jews behind the trigger or behind the money that paid the trigger man, we did bring up both Rockwell and Malcolm X, and, if, if you kind of take those and then also include in, Martin Luther King, which is a, a curious one, 'cause if you look at his backdrop, it was actually largely with communists and Jews, which we then have to ask, who was Writing his speeches, and we find the same little group of people. but if you wouldn't mind giving just your thoughts on those two individuals in particular, Malcolm X and Rockwell, it might be interesting to kind of use them to formulate a little bit of the ingredients for the space.↗

15:43Speaker 3well, my thoughts on him were that, Malcolm X, in comparison to Martin Luther King, Malcolm X was a very intelligent, very intelligent individual, and he-- the way he articulated his points, you can actually look up the-- it would-- there's been a few rare times in which they were together, and I believe, I forget which talk show they were on, but you can look up a talk show where they were on TV sitting across from each other. And, and having a conversation, and you can really hear sort of the intellectual difference in how they put their arguments together. And, now, Martin Luther King was absolutely a communist. He, whether he realizes it or not, you know, he was a puppet for the Jews. Martin Luther King was pushing for essentially being given equal access and rights by the white people in terms of they, they wanted to↗

16:42Speaker 3Believe that race didn't separate anyone, you know, that even though there's a genetic difference, that's why he said, "Uh, judge a person by the, the character and not by the color." And then, the, he, the points that Martin Luther King pushed for were all for Coming from the help of the, of the white man and the, and the government, which was run by the Jews, of course, even at that time. And Malcolm X was saying, "We don't want the, we don't even need the help of the white man. Let us be able to do our own thing. Let us build up our own communities, our own organizations, our own businesses." And that, so they were very two conflicting messages. And George Lincoln Rockwell, also being a nationalist, he was, he, he was very pro-white, very against inter- Mingling, and, you know, he was a nationalist, and he had no problem speaking his mind in, when it came to the Jew or when it, when it came to other races, especially the, the Africans. And yet, even though they were both pro their own race and not really wanted any intermingling, they were still willing and able to meet up and- Give each other a certain, a certain amount of respect that each other deserves. George Lincoln Rockwell gave a few shout-outs to Malcolm X, and, and, you know, there's gonna be↗

18:13Speaker 3things that you don't like about another race, no matter what race you are, but they were able to see past that for the common goal of their own people. I kinda put it into this perspective, is, Each race, you know, each, if each race essentially had their own leader, if you will, like a king, whatever may be, I, I like the thing of like kings meeting up at a round table, and a lot of people feel like, "Oh, if we're working together with this other religion or this other race, then that means that I'm sacrificing my people." You know, that means we're gonna be, you know, race mixing and segregation's gonna go out the window and we're gonna be forced to, to be around one another and stuff like that. And it's, it's simply not the case. E- each king that's coming to this round table, each representative of their own race, whomever you are, when they come to this table, they're not putting, they're not putting their own motives and goals aside, they're still very much keeping those. They're coming and meeting at the round table because they have a common goal, and they're saying, in order for me to be able to accomplish the things I need to accomplish, we should work together in order to defeat the common enemy. So I would- I always try to use that kings of the round table example to try to help people better understand that you're not sacrificing your own people, you're not sacrificing your own people's well-beings, your own people's goals or intentions by working together with another race in order to go against the Jew.↗

19:51Ian MalcolmNo, that's very well stated there, Christopher. And, and it's why I wanted to bring that up, right, that piece of history, because when you think about it, it, it actually serves perhaps as a, a good model. And, and, you know, obviously there's takeaways that people can agree and disagree with any historical figure, but the-- I love that you brought up that, famed photo with Rockwell and Malcolm X, right? Two individuals that you'd presume would be like, oil and vinegar, and yet they could come together for a common cause against a common enemy and kind of band together in the best communal interests of all parties involved, right? I, I see Andy's got his hands up, and, and given that this is gonna be kind of a roundtable discussion, Andy, feel free to jump in and then we'll go to Curtis.↗

20:33Speaker 5I mean, yeah, I quote tweeted the space with the, you know, the images of the Jews whispering into the white versus black ears, right versus left, and Muslim versus Christian, because, I mean, I feel like that's kind of, that meme is perfectly encapsulates what we're talking about, and now how that we see that this whole guy that they're already saying is a Trump assassination attempt when he didn't even get inside the White House grounds, and you already have MAGA saying this animal, and it's a black guy, like it's clear that they wanna pivot to a race War away from the Gentiles,↗

21:08Speaker 5against the Jews, like they, they don't want us unite, like they don't want us united, they're trying to pivot to a race war, and we have Car- the Carmelo Anthony trial coming up, I believe, next month, which is a huge racial flashpoint because he murdered Austin Metcalf in cold blood. But I mean, if, if you don't recall, you had, Austin Metcalf's dad get like swatted six times by these crazies. Just for simply existing, and he even kind of for-partially forgave the guy that killed his son, but it didn't matter, and there was huge racial tension and fighting online last spring over that. And then you're gonna have that coming down the pipe this summer, heading into the midterms, it just seems like they're trying to use anything they can to divide us because their grip is slipping and they realize we're noticing too much.↗

21:56Ian MalcolmNo.↗

21:56Speaker 5Is that kind of what it feels like to you?↗

21:58Ian MalcolmA hundred percent. And, and Curtis, I'm gonna be curious for your thoughts on this one because, obviously a different perspective and kind of lived experience maybe from some of the people here on space, but certainly in the US It seems like there is an immense amount of interest to just spark, race wars and all these other kind of things within, the, the conflict, right? So they can create the ladder, and in the ladder of the chaos, right? They can rise up out of it and continue having everybody fight while they just essentially steal the US military and inflate the, the dollar to meaninglessness and all the other kind of things. Are, are you seeing something similar in, in your literal and figurative neck of the woods, or, or is that not playing out there?↗

22:40Speaker 4Yeah, it, when it comes to this, it is the, it's the context, it's very different in Canada. at least where I am. You know, Canada is a big place like the US, so, you know, there's probably a vast majority of people here listening are Americans, but, you know, just think about how different, it is in Maine. Than New York City, you know, or think about how different it is from Louisiana to Seattle.↗

23:11Speaker 4i-it's, it's similar in Canada. So, but, but really what it comes down to is the rural-urban divide. This is the thing I've been speaking about for many years, is that, you know, I live off-grid in the bush on a mountaintop in, in a rural part of British Columbia, so it's ninety-nine percent white where I live, but you go to Vancouver Or even my hometown of Kelowna, it's very, it's East Indian, really. Can-Canada doesn't have urban blacks, except in Toronto or the Greater Toronto Area, they're pretty much all there. So it's not, yeah, it, it's different here, but it is, I mean, we're certainly be-been divided. We, we've got the issues of the native sort of, you know, Aboriginal land claims things that are going on. It's all just another globalist ploy to divide us and divide us. Moralize us, and it's working.↗

24:02Speaker 4and so yeah, the, the, it's all the same forces when we really look at who's behind the curtain putting in these policies at the highest level. It's always the same guys and girls doing this shit. But yeah, it's, it's similar, but you know, the conditions are slightly different. but I'll, you know, I'll tell you, it's why I've never decided to live in the United States. I, I'm born Canadian, but I've had American businesses for over twelve years. I could↗

24:30Speaker 4Wanted to for a long time. I had a company in California for a number of years, though I didn't wanna live there. But I've stayed here because it's just safer. It's like, yeah, you know, there's certain things about Canada that aren't as good about in the US, that they have their pros and cons, but yeah, it's-- the conditions are very, very different. It's, it's, we don't have- You know, this brewing civil unrest that I see, 'cause I do go to the United States still a lot, and any, anytime I'm, say, east of the Mississippi, where, where as eighty percent of the American population live, you sense it everywhere. Every state you go to, it's there. Maybe not in the rural areas like New Hampshire and Maine, but, you know, you're down in-↗

25:12Speaker 4can't whether it's Kentucky or Ohio or Illinois, you know, you, you see it, you feel it, and, it's, it's different here, but I think for the most part, it has to do with population density overall. I think if Canada was, as, densely populated as the US, we'd see it a lot more. And if you go to the Greater Toronto Area, it's insane. It's absolutely in- Sane. Toronto looks like India and Somalia. You walk around downtown, it's, it's shocking, actually. and the level of discontent amongst the population is growing because even the sort of boomer liberals who are, for the large part, the ones responsible for the political situation that we're in here, they're even starting to wake up to it because It's just everywhere, you know, you, you, you walk downtown Toronto and you don't even hear anybody speak in English, it's absolutely insane. So, yeah, similar but, you know, our own unique context.↗

26:14Ian MalcolmNo, and, and that idea, and, it's, curious, I suppose, in Canada, not speaking English, well, at least if they're speaking French, I, I suppose it's okay, but I assume that that's not the language they're speaking either, if, I'm not mistaken.↗

26:26Speaker 4Oh, no, it's-- Well, y-y-you know, a lot of Indians all speak English, but it's all their broken Hindi-English or Hinglish or whatever they call it. And so, it's very difficult to understand a lot of↗

26:43Ian MalcolmThank you, sir.↗

26:45Speaker 4I don't, you know, dude, I, I, I'm so over it. You know, we, we have, we call it jeet fatigue up here. I'm just so over it that I just, I just, I just stay in my zone, man. I'm, I was an urban liberal for many years in my twenties and I'm so over it, you know, multiculturalism. I-it's just, it's so played out. We do have a growing sort of heritage Canadian movement happening here. There's a great group called the Dominion Society. Man, you should do a space with those guys. They're doing great work. They, they're pushing hard for remigration, and they've got really good branding and marketing, and, they're, they're putting together compelling material, and they're waking up a lot of young people. And, so it is growing, you know? We- The separatist movement is just exploding too in Canada. You know, it started with Quebec many, many years ago. Alberta's got a strong separatist movement, and now British Columbia has a strong separatist movement. So there's, you know, people have had enough, and, so much of Canada is rural. And even though by number,↗

27:52Speaker 4Canadians are widely, mostly represented in large cities, but geographically, predominantly represented in rural areas. Like if you look at the way voting maps go Rural areas are, you know, "quote unquote" conservative, just like small C conservative, and, urban areas are liberal. And so, or, NDP, the New Democratic Party, which is in BC. So, yeah, it's similar stuff, but, I think we all-- There could be so much traction if people started to come together. I really think, and it's-- I think it's gonna be happening soon here in Canada is that we start forming Special interest groups, just like all these other Jewish groups do, to represent white her- heritage Canadians or, or white heritage, Americans. And, you know, there's, it's, it's re- I'm really watching RTTL right now. I really love the work they're doing, Return to the Land, and, you know, that lawsuit that's going up against them from a, a, you know, a Jewish lady suing them because she can't be part of their community, absolutely insane. It'll be really interesting to see how that pans out because if you look at what she's suing them for, it shouldn't have a single leg to stand on because they're not selling real estate, they're not selling investments, yet it's in the court. So there's gonna be some landmark decisions being made in this, and I think, hopefully, hopefully they can come out of it and set a precedent, but if, if it doesn't, it'll really show how corrupt The courts are, and I think that's really where we're at, where the nation states of the world are pretty much corrupt to the core because the foundation of them are, are, it's fucked up. The United States, the Washington, D.C. It's totally, it's another entity. You know, D.C. is its own individual nation. It's separate from the United States. Most people don't know this, but the foundation of the way our system is set up is corrupt to the core, and it's set up to protect And insulate these insiders, these people at the top. And so I think people are starting to wake up to that now, being so disappointed with Trump, but we'll see.↗

29:55Ian MalcolmNo, well, well stated there, Curtis. And, and I'm, I'm kind of gonna be curious to see what comes out of this whole Iran situation and, Trump prospectively, essentially agreeing to what I'd loosely call as a ceasefire. It's funny, there's a lot of shills, the Mark Levin of the world, saying that the US is surrendering, and it's like, well, the, the US isn't being attacked, so therefore it can't surrender. A surrender would be to say, "I'm, I'm no longer going↗

30:24Ian MalcolmOur stuff. Instead, the United States is just prospectively taking their stuff and leaving so that Israel can deal with their conflict on their own, which isn't surrendering, it's actually a strategic military advantage because at the moment we're just throwing our weaponry essentially to a cause that doesn't benefit us in any capacity. But you can obviously see the Jewish supremacists of the world freaking out about this whole thing, which is just pretty wild. but Joanne and Chris, we're kinda curious for, for your thoughts, especially on how this is gonna play out with some of the race realism. What's It's gonna be the, the reaction of the Jewish community, if the US does in fact withdraw from Iran and, and, and pulls back all of the, the, navy that they've sent over there.↗

31:05Speaker 1Thank you, Ian. I, I think it's a trick. I think they are pushing this so that people think that they are like-- Because they always do this, you know? Like every time there is like negotiations, that's when they-- That's exactly when they attack. So I, I think it's a psyop, and I could be wrong, completely I'm wrong, because I don't think-- I don't want the war to begin, but this is what, America and Israel have done all of the other times, and- Cortez, I saw a post, like a couple of months ago that they are like building these like seventy meter statues of like pink monkeys that are like the gods of the Hindus, like in, in Canada. And the, it's-↗

31:51Speaker 1It's just horrific. It's why, why like, if they want to worship those things, like, I mean, that's fine. I know Curtis left, but just making those, because they aren't even pretty, they're like seriously ugly, like the most ugly statues ever, and they're like also like bright colors. It's, I know, no. So I, I, I hope this madness stops because it must be pretty, pretty insane. But,↗

32:20Speaker 1yeah, no, what are your thoughts, Christopher, on, on what's going on in the Middle East and those things?↗

32:26Speaker 3Well, you know I believe they're, they're-- it's a funny thing because Trump keeps on saying over and over again for a, for over what a month or two months now that Iran's gonna get two more weeks, Iran's gonna get two more weeks, and the, he-- like I think even I read a couple days ago, they're gonna get two more weeks again, and it's just- The Trump tries to sell this idea that Iran is totally crushable and, and that they can be defeated in that, soon there'll be a regime change and stuff like that, but that's just not the case. it's a lot of propaganda and whatnot. I don't believe Iran will be defeated so easily, especially if we have a demoralized military because our military members are starting to catch on to the Jewish supremacy. That's why if I'm correct Correct, the military raised the draft age because they want older people that might still be pro-Israel to be able to go give their life and die for Israel. So it seems that Iran is, is better off than the Jews would hope, and,↗

33:40Speaker 3I don't think America, the American government, the Jewish government, can afford For us to get into a war beyond our means because many of-- many Americans just don't support it. Both the left and many of the right don't support it, you know? The Jews have, have- Made the left and the right minded ideology, they've made each other fight for the longest time, they fought each other, red versus blue. But now the Jews have just p-overplayed their hand. They've stepped out of bounds way too much. They've lost their footing. Their-- the facade is up, and both the left and the right despise many of their ideological differences. Both of them have had enough with Israel and the Jews and unnecessary- Sari Wars. So even though, you know, I, like I, I talked to some, somebody like,↗

34:40Speaker 3like a year ago, and that shows you how fast things are happening, 'cause this was a year ago, I talked to some, young lady who, when I was out delivering packages, and I, I forget what she was doing door to door, political or selling something or something like that, and I was out delivering a package, and I talked to her, and she was against Israel, so then- And I thought I would open up with some other questions, and come to find out she's against Nazis too, and then I figured out very quickly that she was a leftist, but yet in the beginning, she, she's against Israel. So it's like she-- And they're not, they're not willing to be against Jews, but being against Israel is a huge thing, and if you don't, if, if you don't have anybody's support for going in a war against, against anyone on the behalf of Jewish interests, Israeli interests specifically, then I imagine that They're losing war support and you, you need, you need that otherwise it's gonna get pretty, uncomfortable for 'em. I mean, Donald Trump's ratings, I believe, in America are like ninety percent disapproval at this point, so you have like ten percent cultist members in there, congratulations. And another thing, I don't know if it's,↗

35:53Speaker 3I didn't look into it to see if it's true, so this is a bit of, hearsay, but I've seen something where supposedly Donald Trump has like an over ninety percent approval rate in Israel, and he says when he gets done being president, he might run for prime minister of Israel, which I thought was funny. I don't know if that's real or not, but yeah, w-we'll see what happens, but I'm pretty sure Iran's gonna be alright, and it's, I'm thankful that there's one country out there willing to s- put their foot down against Israel so that hopefully other Iranian, allies in the Middle East will gain the courage to start doing so as well. And it's funny↗

36:35Speaker 3a lot of people may not know this, but Iran actually, translates or relates back to land of the Aryans. So they're trying to get rid of a supposed Aryan nation, if you will. I know there's a lot of multiculturalism, just like there is in all other places, but that's just what that means. Well, oh, oh, go for it,↗

36:58Ian MalcolmJen.↗

36:59Speaker 1Oh no, I just wanted-- Okay, so yesterday, apparently, they tried to, to kill, Ivanka, and the-- they keep saying that it was a, like, he had like this insane passport that only like super spies have, so he must be trained and so good, you know? But he got caught because he sent the plans in Snapchat, which I don't think a super spy would do. So it's obviously a psyop, and I think- I think, Israel is doing this to threaten, like, Trump, you know, like if you, if you do this, we're going to come ag- to your family, because that's what they do, right? And also today, they,↗

37:43Speaker 1there was shots outside of the White House that I don't know, like, if you guys saw, I, I know Ian saw it, but I don't know what happened afterwards. So I wanted to ask about that. Ian, did you, did you look into it after?↗

37:56Ian MalcolmI did, and, and I can't say that Have too many details other than it was a, if I'm not mistaken, somebody said it was a, a, a black man who believed he was Jesus incarnate or something along those lines.↗

38:09Speaker 1No, so it's about the space, like we're, we're in the right space, right?↗

38:13Ian MalcolmWait, so Jo- Joanne, am I mistaken on that or, or, or was that a troll post or is that actually happening? I don't,↗

38:18Speaker 1I didn't see. I was outside cleaning my, a, a plant and, and I didn't see what happened, so I have I'm over these IOPs, they just never end, and I think they always happen when they want more, you know? Like they just, they just go higher and higher. So, I don't know. But if someone, knows more about what↗

38:42Ian Malcolmhappened outside the White House, please, These days, I don't even know what to make of that.↗

39:02Speaker 1That's, that's crazy. I will look into it. I know, know, Ian. Guys, please repost this page. Let's get more people in here and also follow Ian and Chris because they're just awesome and, or amazing speakers too. Go for it, Christopher.↗

39:15Speaker 3And, and, and then we'll, we'll, we'll get into people's, t-uh, opinions and questions soon enough, and I imagine that we'll try to be speedy through the speakers so we can get as many people's opinions as possible. So please forgive us if we kind of encourage you to move along with your idea and land the plane and whatnot so we can get a bunch of people in here talking. in regards to the Iran thing, and, and this kind of ta-ties back into Ian saying that, possibly talking about some- psyops, attack on America, some potential attacks that will be blamed on whomever. There was a gentleman, oh, I forget his name, but I'll post it in the Purple Pill, the video. Oh, David Goldberg, a Jew, okay, right before he was killed, or, you know, before he di- he died, if you will, like a day before he died, he posted a video or, an audio of him discussing W- some things that he believed were going to happen. And this was in 2019, before COVID. He said that people would be infected with a flu-like virus, and then he, he stated that nationwide blackouts would happen↗

40:33Speaker 3The, and they, and the nationwide blackouts would be blamed on Iran, okay? So that's kind of pertaining to what might would occur, and the government would kidnap targeted people overnight during those nationwide blackouts that were blamed on Iran. Also, some extra funny things that he included. He said, "Donald Trump will, will declare himself king of Israel. No stra-- he says there's no strategic reason why, but he believes it's symbolic for the Jews." And then another thing he mentioned for anyone that cares to know, this might be a spicy one for some people, this was in twenty nineteen, he said Adam Green w- there's going to be information gatekeepers, okay, and Adam Green would be allowed to speak the truth regarding Jews because he is a gatekeeper to help target and track people opposed to the Jews. So, that's just some interesting information I got in the personal. Wait, wait, wait, say that one more time,↗

41:27Ian MalcolmChristopher.↗

41:28Speaker 3About which one? Adam Green? yeah,↗

41:31Ian MalcolmI, I, I just wanna be very specific because, well, first and foremost, he's not here, and these are some pretty big allegations, so let's make sure to put them into the purple pill. But yeah, yeah, yeah, I, I assume that you're referring to no more news, Adam Green, is that right?↗

41:43Speaker 3Yeah, no more news, Adam Green, and he says that specifically. He says, "Adam Green of no more news," and, and let me, let me hit the share button. Go ahead. Yeah.↗

41:54Ian MalcolmYeah, I just always wanna be very specific 'cause, again, that's a pretty large acu-- It's not an accusation, right? 'Cause you're just citing somebody else. Yeah, I'm just citing the,↗

42:02Speaker 3the accusation from, from a dead Jew now, who died.↗

42:06Speaker 1And how did the, the Goldberg person die?↗

42:11Speaker 3I, I don't recall, but I believe that people were killed. Okay, I'm gonna Google that now. Okay. It says murdered for speaking out. Yeah, I'm, I'm copying the link. And then going to the... Or, or just wanna be very specific with↗

42:25Ian Malcolmany of those accusations. Speaking of accusations, there was one in the purple pill that said the Bay City Rollers, who we listened to at the beginning, that their manager was a pedophile, and I thought, "Well, that's a big allegation." So I went in and Joanne, get this, yes, Tam Patton was his name, was a convicted child sex offender, pled guilty to the sexual abuse of ten boys. And here's, this is curious, over a three year period before being sentenced to dot dot dot three years in prison. How do you, how do you abuse multiple boys and get only three years in prison? I don't understand that. So then I had to ask, of course, is he Jewish? The answer, no. But is, of course, a homosexual. And this actually plays into this idea of race realism, because we could also talk about LGBT realism, and one of the uncomfortable realities that we come out of is that there is a massive overrepresentation of sexual abuse within the homosexual community. In fact, there's also a extremely high correlation, between individuals that are sexually abused as minors and those that grow up to become homosexuals. In some cases, I've seen reports that say as many as sixty to eighty percent Of men who identify as homosexual having been sexually assaulted as children, which might play into this idea that perhaps it's not all genetics, maybe some kind of cultural, impact, right, as a result of the, the nurture side of the nature-nurture argument. But nonetheless, just a grotesque fact about the Bay City Rollers, didn't expect to see that one when I played that fun piece of music to kick off the, the space. But let's go to, Takula, Kane, who had a, an interesting Message I think you wanted to share, about the coding side, if I'm not mistaken.↗

44:19Speaker 6No, actually, I, I was really asking, I wanted to get your take because it's race realism, right? It's truly on topic in America here. Elon Musk just posted that video of a young woman that was raped and murdered, and I just wanted to get your take on how you felt about that type of influencer putting something up like that. he didn't really say much about it, but- My God, why would he even respond or post to something like that?↗

44:50Speaker 7may I interject?↗

44:52Ian MalcolmOf course. Sure.↗

44:54Speaker 7All right. there is a, post, I believe I reposted it, if not, I could find it from Elon Musk. he made a comment on a different post, Stating that he doesn't support anti-white racial slander or behavior. That's probably the reason why he posted that.↗

45:16Ian MalcolmI'm kind of confused. Could, could you, could you put it into the purple pill, maybe? I don't, I don't see it on Elon's timeline, but maybe it's a... You said it's a reply that he made to a different post.↗

45:25Speaker 6It was a reply he made to the post of that happening, and I just feel like that put right in the limelight a- That's like a distinct, you know, message to, for racism. I mean, he's, he's picking out a video that is-- I mean, that could have been a young white man that murdered a young white woman in, in the same scenario, pulled her off into the-- But are people gonna make that viral? No. It's just because it's a young black man that did it.↗

45:52Ian MalcolmY-you're, you're saying, is it the reply where he put an exclamation point? I just saw that one on the timeline. Is that it? That's↗

45:57Speaker 6exclamation↗

45:58Speaker 7point.↗

46:02Speaker 7unrelated post, I'm, I'm just, you know, from my own perception from what he said on that different post, he is insinuating he doesn't support racial attacks against white people.↗

46:17Ian MalcolmI, I don't know. So that's probably, and we're, we're saying that would be a bad thing if he doesn't support racial attacks on any person, I'm confused.↗

46:25Speaker 7No, no, no, no, I'm saying that Okay, so did he just repost that video and he didn't comment? He just put two↗

46:33Speaker 6exclamation marks. This is what I'm saying, he didn't make a comment. It made it extremely- Yeah, that's what I'm saying. But he's- He's↗

46:39Speaker 7upset.↗

46:40Speaker 6Right.↗

46:41Speaker 7He's upset. He's alerting people.↗

46:44Speaker 6Yeah, so- Well, okay, you think that's plausible in a position that he's in to be creating, I- Yes, I think↗

46:51Speaker 1he should be able to do whatever the fuck he wants.↗

46:55Ian MalcolmWait, I'm, I'm con- I'm confused. Yeah, it's three exclamation points. So we aren't, so you're saying it is the exclamation po- point post? And if that's the case, I'm looking at it right now, and, he put up two exclamation points two hours ago in response to a video with the headline, and it's got a, a, and I'll put this into the nest here real quick for everybody.↗

47:17Ian Malcolma fourteen-year-old black teen rapes his twenty-four-year-old white teacher when she goes to- Take a bathroom break. After raping her, the teen decided to kill her and stuff her body in the trash can in the bathroom before dragging it out to dump it into the nearby woods. That's the article.↗

47:41Speaker 6That's just horrific, motherfuck. Right, it's just two exclamation marks underneath. It's super-↗

47:47Speaker 1Yeah, but what, what is your problem with it?↗

47:50Speaker 6It's just confusing. Yeah, 'cause, well,↗

47:52Speaker 7'cause what I'm saying- It's just↗

47:53Speaker 6creating more confusion. Well, what↗

47:54Speaker 7I- Excuse me, let, let me defend my point. Well, what I'm saying is that Elon made a post that was unrelated to that post, saying he doesn't support anti-white racial behavior. That means attacks upon white people. Then he posts that. Okay? So one can only infer and percept that he's upset because- He doesn't want that happening. Well, I'm also dead, I don't want that to happen either. Thank you. So, so if, if you're trying to, you know, say that it's a bad thing, then you↗

48:34Speaker 7yourself are either unbeknowningly pushing anti-white rhetoric. So, I mean, that's just↗

48:41Speaker 6that. That's exactly why I wanted somebody else's take, because you just clarified that for me and made that a lot more simpler. I didn't really correlate the two posts, right? So to me, it was just like he was trying to create a racial divide, as like you guys were saying earlier, the elite are trying to push a rhetoric to create a racial divide, right? So along those points, I was wondering, do you think that he's part of that?↗

49:07Ian MalcolmOh, no, no, no. one, one thousand percent, Elon Musk appears anyway to be either intentionally or unintentionally provoking racial animus on his timeline by continuously-- and he does this with immigration, he does it with black violence, he does it with all sorts of things, but he of course never connects the basic dots as to who is behind the things that he's complaining about. One thing that I will say, and I'll also put this up into the purple pill, I've had the pleasure of speaking Speaking with Robert Seppur, in a couple spaces in the past, actually really interesting individual. There are some connections, I'll just call it out, between his father and what seems to be a, Jewish project that his father had worked on, so some people would make accusations. He denies that, and so I take him at face value in his denial of it. certainly worth lo- looking into. I, I always try to be as neutral as I can. But he put up the comment, in response to this video, "If media honestly reported inner Racial rape and murder statistics, there would be another civil war. And, so this is kind of curious 'cause it plays into both pieces of this puzzle, right? On one side, you've got Elon Musk, who clearly seems to be goading and baiting people into being angry with others, right? That could be against immigrants, it could be-- not H-1B visa workers, of course, 'cause he wants lots of those 'cause he wants his slave state, right? But he does seem to be pushing, right? Rhetoric that's inflammatory either between races or between religions or between, migrants, right? And, and yet we'll never ever call out the root of these problems because he cocks for them, is my opinion. but the, the unfortunate reality is, and Robert Zepher perfectly illustrates this, right? If Elon is trying to stir up a race war, well then the media certainly, as, obviously owned as it is by Jewish supremacy, the media has been for like Lifetimes. It's been trying to obfuscate the very things that would bring on the race wars, right? If, to Robert's point, if the media was honest about how often these types of things happen. I mean, you got murders literally every single day being orchestrated by black individuals, and yet you never see almost any of them on the news. In, in fact, I saw a post that came up, and it was yet another, quote unquote, mob of teens in, since we're talking about DC, it was in the nation's capital, if I'm not mistaken↗

51:37Ian MalcolmTeens were throwing furniture all around a Chipotle and created this mass scene. Well, every one of the, the teens in the mob were black. But of course, the media just leaves that aside. And, and these are the types of things that are-- It's very frustrating to live in modernity where you have to pretend like there's not obviously a problem here, whether it's with black criminality or whether it's with migrants and the impacts that they have on the socioeconomic opportunities for natives, right? That could be competition for jobs, the cost of home ownership The ever dwindling reality of schools and, and the opportunities for children to learn in, 'cause they're being flooded with migrants, right? At every turn, it's like problem, problem, problem, problem. The media obfuscates all of them. Elon Musk will throw all of them into your face, he'll just never, ever note that there is a common source behind all of those issues, right? And so I, I don't know with this specific one, I would assume that Elon Musk putting up the exclamation point is actually him saying, you know, essentially, "Oh my goodness,"↗

52:37Ian MalcolmExclamation points is a lot to type out, 'cause normally he just writes "yes," or "true," or "wow," or something along those lines, right? He had to, he had to really reach the thumb to get to the exclamation point on this one, but, but that's what I'd presu-presume is coming out of that. Andy, not sure if you have a, a different take.↗

52:54Speaker 5Yeah, I mean, that, yeah, it just seems, yeah, that's, it's a ton of Sciops, they just-- yeah, they keep throwing one thing after the other with us, it seems. It's like the new cycle I've noticed, it seems. I mean, obviously I'm younger, so I mean, you're a bit older, so you could probably give a perspective, but it just seems like they throw more and more things at us at a faster and faster rate. Like I don't think this happened ten years ago, not that I was paying nearly as close attention, but it's just like one thing after the other, after the other, like two kind of assassination, false flags↗

53:28Speaker 5Going back to the Middle East, you kind of have your kosher theater where you have people attacking Trump and saying this is the worst deal ever, like Ted Cruz, Lindsey Graham, Mark Levin, and I feel like that's just a sign-up. 'Cause this reminds me a bit of when they made the peace deal back in April, the ceasefire wasn't a permanent peace deal, it was the semi-ceasefire, and then you had all of those Israeli influencers coming out coordinated saying, "We didn't hide in bunkers for forty days for Iran to still have its missiles." Missiles intact in all of this, which is funny that they admit the missiles weren't intact because Trump was saying the missiles were destroyed, so the Israeli influences contradicted, contradicted Trump's fake narrative. So the one time that they're actually honest about something to a fault, it goes against Trump's propaganda, which is actually hilarious. Which is why I don't think there's gonna be a long-term deal because Trump's not gonna be allowed to accept it. He's completely bought off, compromised, and they're threatening him. I mean, maybe he doesn't-- maybe they don't have anything on him, and maybe it's simply threats, and he's just a coward and is succumbing to that. But either way, he should man up and be like JFK and be willing to put his life on the line and go out there and say, like, "Hey, I'm compromised, Israel and the Jews are forcing me into this war. If anything happens to me, the Jews killed me." And then just literally↗

54:53Speaker 5leader would do, but the fact that he isn't doing that shows that he has no courage, no leadership, and that's the type of president that we're gonna need in the future to get us out of this mess. Someone that will just tell them, "No," and go straight out and say, "If anything happens to me, it's the deuce." So, hey, sorry, now that it's out there, you can't kill me 'cause everyone will know.↗

55:15Speaker 5No, very well stated there, Andy. Running scared and saying, "If anything happens to me, it's Iran, so go blow up Iran." And it's like, I really think he was threatened. Like, on, like what, like what if Trump kind of was on our side in a way, and then they used Butler as a scare attempt kind of, because that's- Like why else would he not have wanted Butler investigated if it was a real assassination attempt? He would have wanted it investigated. So what if that was almost like a warning from BB, kind of like, okay, we're gonna do this stage assassin- Or something, I don't know. Like, I'm not really sure what Butler was, honestly, because no one's investigating that. And you heard Thomas Crockett had foreign encrypted accounts that were never investigated, the congressman I remember saying that in 2024. Like, that whole thing has never sat right with me. Like,↗

56:08Speaker 5I don't know if, like- He was basically threatened even before that, or like, is it? I remember seeing someone post like, "Rea- they felt like Reagan shifted after he was shot in 1981," and someone's like, "It's the same thing, we lost our Ronald Reagan in 1981 after he was shot." So it's honestly like- What's going on there?↗

56:30Speaker 1But don't you think it was planned and like everything was just so perfect? Exactly, but you know, like the fight, fight, fight, like who's gonna stop? Yeah, yeah, I↗

56:37Speaker 5do think that's also a possibility, which means the Biden administration was also in on it with him as well, which is the craziest part. Like he, that means he was literally working with the Biden administration to pull it off, 'cause that's their secret service agents. Like, that's the craziest part about all of this, 'cause the, it's Secret Service, that's an executive branch agency, so, I mean, obviously Biden wasn't in it, they wouldn't trust someone that senile to be involved in a plot like this, but there, there obviously had to have been some Biden administration officials in on it, which is probably why it never got investigated, because there just are too many inconsistencies that how someone could have possibly gotten through Secret Service, like, and obviously Trump-↗

57:23Speaker 6You mentioned that, you mentioned that though, if you would look at the hierarchy. The Secret Service is at the top. They actually hold all the money. They're the ones making the orders. They're the ones that made the black ops. The Secret Service. CIA. Yes. The Secret Service.↗

57:39Ian MalcolmWait, wait, wait, hang on, hang on. You think the Secret Service has all the money?↗

57:42Speaker 6Yeah, they hold our dollar bills. If any money gets seized, it goes to the Secret Service. Yes. Look it up. I'm↗

57:47Speaker 5joking. I think you're mixing the Secret Service up in the Rothschilds.↗

57:53Speaker 6No, look it up. They literally hold the money, guys. If any money gets seized, hang on, hang on, hang on. The Secret Service seizes the money↗

58:00Ian Malcolmand it's held. What, what money are you referring to when it's seized?↗

58:03Speaker 6Okay, so let's say we go and seize, we go and raid a gang, okay? And the gang has liquid cash dollars, a whole houseful, stacked, roomsful. Where does all those roomsful of dollars go? Look it up.↗

58:18Speaker 3I mean, I might, you, okay, you might be saying that the Secret Service is like the, the police force, if you will, like the mafia, but we have to, who's in charge of that? You know, who's, if we just give you a, throw you a bone here, who controls the Secret Service as the, as a secret police force, if you will?↗

58:37Speaker 6Right. Who controls it and who has controlled it for the last forty to sixty years?↗

58:42Speaker 3The Jews.↗

58:49Speaker 6I didn't say that.↗

58:50Ian MalcolmNo,↗

58:51Speaker 3I said it, the Jews.↗

58:53Ian MalcolmWait, I'm so confused. What do you mean I didn't say that? Are you, are- Does that make you uncomfortable? Yeah.↗

58:58Speaker 6What I just said out loud in a recorded channel, yeah, it makes me uncomfortable. Are you worried that the Jews are gonna come against you, buddy? Yeah. Are you↗

59:06Ian Malcolmworried that the Jews are gonna, okay, let's just cool it, cool it, cool it. So, so I gotta ask you a question. Okay, so,↗

59:12Speaker 6oh, and you've been in the system. What,↗

59:14Ian Malcolmwhat ethnic group run essentially all of the media and all of social media and all of the, let's say, the big financial operations in the United States?↗

59:24Speaker 6It's the Christians and the Jews. It's, wait, okay, can you name a Christian,↗

59:28Ian Malcolmcan you name a Christian that runs any of the top ten media institutions?↗

59:32Speaker 7I'm↗

59:33Ian MalcolmChristian.↗

59:34Speaker 7I take offense to that. I'm Christian. Yeah, hang on, hang on, Jimmy,↗

59:37Ian MalcolmJimmy, hang on. Cool, can you name a single about seventy-three percent of, sports teams and sports,↗

59:43Speaker 6church has raised and sent to Israel.↗

59:46Ian MalcolmW- okay, sent to Israel, okay, the, all the Christians in Israel, I suppose. Can you name a single Christian that runs any of the big media industries?↗

1:00:03Speaker 8Come on, Kula.↗

1:00:06Speaker 3We'll give you a chance to Google it here, 'cause I'm sure you'll find the one exception. You↗

1:00:10Speaker 5or an atheist, that's probably a non-secular, that's probably a secular too. Like,↗

1:00:15Speaker 6and just real quick too, the amount of dollars in circulation is a very small percentage of the total dollars, you know, most of them are digital dollars. The churches. So do I apply the secret service to the churches pulling these strings? No, it's the churches. It's, if you look at it, wait, wait, okay, so↗

1:00:31Ian Malcolmwhich of the↗

1:00:36Speaker 6Offhand, I can't remember, but I remember reading- Okay, but you're↗

1:00:39Ian Malcolmreally sure? We- Did you- We able to come up with one, one Christian that was any of them?↗

1:00:44Speaker 6I'm, I'm not kidding, like six years ago, I read these articles about- Kula, is it- Hang on, hang on,↗

1:00:48Ian MalcolmKula, Kula. I'm gonna mute you for a second. If I went in somewhere and I said, "Look at all the people wearing blue shirts," and you were like, "Can you point to a single person wearing blue shirts?" And↗

1:01:02Ian MalcolmWould I then be embarrassed that I wasn't able to back up the statement that I just made to you? Would, would that be a reasonable thing to expect me to do?↗

1:01:09Speaker 6Yes, but if you look at trusts and which ones are more common- So why would we listen to↗

1:01:13Ian Malcolmanything else that you say?↗

1:01:15Speaker 6Okay, so like, oh my God, let me actually look one of these up. It's like TBN or some shit like that. I actually don't know the name. TBN. Right. It's, it's a Christian broadcasting network. What is, what is TBN? That, that, that, and that owns a lot of these corporations within the trusts, man. Look at who owns the trusts and who owns the corporations in the trusts. And we're talking about↗

1:01:35Speaker 3BlackRock, the Jewish BlackRock.↗

1:01:39Speaker 3State Street, Vanguard, Fidelity, T. Rowe, all Jews.↗

1:01:47Speaker 3Alright, well, let's just move on the conversation, 'cause I think that's kind of a dead end right there. 'Cause we, we all, we're, we're not here to debate whether it's this or that when we know what to do. He said, he↗

1:01:57Ian Malcolmwas, he was saying, he was saying that the Secret Service holds all the money, which is just a bizarre one. I don't even know what to make of that. And, when asked to present any, any big media institution run by the Christians, the one that he pulls up is the Christian Broadcast Network And be like me saying, "Okay, the Jews don't control Hollywood. No, no, no, no, no, it's actually all the black people." And you were like, "Can you name one?" And I was like, "Well, look at BET. It's a black guy. What? I got one. I mean, come-- That's crazy!" That's, that's, it's wild. And the pivot to, no, it's actually not Christians, but it's the churches. I, I mean, Kula, if, if, you can take that into another room, but if you're in a conversation and you say, "Well, I don't wanna say that on a recorded line," well, then I'm sorry, you're not only ignorant, but based on that, you're a coward. Because even when you were given the answer, you didn't wanna say it because, "Oh no,↗

1:02:57Ian Malcolmthey're gonna come for If you are so fearful of saying something which is demonstrably true that you won't say it on a recorded line on X, what does that say about the powers that we're discussing? It means that you are terrified of them. Why? Because they have all the power! I don't fear that I say, "Oh, the aliens control everything," 'cause they don't. And even if they did, they don't have any power to come and zap me. But seemingly the Jews do, which is why when Kanye West said, "I've got a Jewish banker, I've got a Jewish manager, I've got a Jewish recorder, I've got a Jewish doctor, I've got a Jewish lawyer," and then they took away his recording contracts, his record label, his shoe and apparel design thing that he was doing with Adidas, they froze his bank accounts, they locked all Media sites. What does that say about the accusation? It says that it was correct. Speaking of correct, oh, by the way, I wanna point everybody's attention. I had to reshare this one. Joanne, you're gonna be a great fan. Somebody asked the question to Grok, gonna put it up in the purple pill. Somebody asked Grok, "What does it mean when you get ratioed by moldy bread?" And Grok responded, "It means that the Wall Street Journal's post is..." Getting heavily ratioed, floored with far more critical replies. People are spamming it to mock the piece as stale, rotten, or over the top. It's a classic X ratio and a visual slam dunk, courtesy of the moldy bread. It has defeated yet again another major media institution, this time The Wall Street Journal. Moldy bread undefeated. All of the Jews fear it, all of the goy love it, and we will forever enjoy our moldy bread. It's↗

1:04:42Speaker 5the kind of disconnect between the people that read The Wall Street Journal No, no, Ian, think about this logically. The Wall Street Journal has what, probably a million plus subscribers, people paying a hundred dollars a year plus for it, but they can only get a thousand likes on a post on X that shows you the people on X aren't the boomers that are reading these things, but that's why we have such a disconnect in elections, because you have these boomers that read the Wall Street Journal and watch Fox News and CNN that are gonna believe something like that, but they're not on X So we need to find a way to reach more of these boomers in real life that aren't on X. Like if you-- anyone looks at their analytics, it's mainly in terms of impressions, it's very few, sixty-five and up at least for me. But so that's the issue, it's how do we re-- come across and reach these people in real life because they're getting their information from the Wall Street Journal and they're gonna believe, "Oh, hey, Thomas Massie's an antisemite," which is the most ludicrous thing ever. He called out- Israeli influence and Israeli pro-Israel groups, which for backing his opponent, which is factual, there's no conspiracy there, but you don't have-- but The Wall Street Journal doesn't present that side of the argument there, just make it look like Thomas Massie came up with some trope out of nowhere and boomers are gonna believe that. So the real next battle is reaching this, some of these people in real life. We don't have ten years until they die off and we can win an election in twenty, thirty- Six or whatever, that's just because Palantir might have us enslaved by twenty thirty-six. I mean, the agenda twenty thirty, I really feel like twenty twenty-eight might be our last chance to actually take this country back at the ballot box, 'cause they have their whole agenda twenty thirty, that's intentional, they planned for this.↗

1:06:31Speaker 3Yeah, we'll see how it goes. Thomas Massie losing was kind of a stinger, and, w-with Dan Bilzerian running, if he loses, then we definitely know that, Something's going on, no doubt about it, and that'll be all the more reason for white people, like-minded people, to start migrating to the same areas so they can start to take over their local po-politics. Because if you can take over your local community's culture and politics, that, that is, I believe that's gonna be the strongest option. Instead of top-down, it's gonna have to start from bottom-up, and you can really create change that way. And by the way, with the David Goldberg thing, I posted that in the Purple Pill video. And here's some fun tidbits, by the way. David Goldberg, who is, you know, some consider-- he, he refers to himself as a White House insider. He, he made that, video with him discussing his ideas. He-- You remember me and you, Ian, when we were talking the other day, we brought up Project Pogo and Project Zephyr. Well, he mentions that in the twenty nineteen video. And the internet tries- To say that this 2019 video in this David Goldberg is a hoax and a fake person, and that he never existed, but when you listen to him speak, it's kinda like, "Ah, no, I think y'all, think y'all wiped him out when he was speaking too much."↗

1:07:57Ian MalcolmWell, I just wanna say really quickly, the, our friend with the secret service holding all the money has put a Google link into the purple pill. Please don't click on that or any links, for that matter, for your security. Those can obviously be tracked. The other thing I wanna call out, directly underneath that is a post from the Punk Machine. I wish I hadn't seen what I just saw. I don't know what that is, but, but Punk, how dare you? But,↗

1:08:25Ian MalcolmWell, whatever the hell that is, that is in the nest. I apologize to anybody that's going to go and see that. but yes, so moldy bread? And I can just see it now, Joanne, they're going to take our sound clip of "All hail moldy bread," and then we will see a post, that will be, shared within the White House cabinet. Oh no, far right extremists are sharing the, the idea we should poison bread or something along those lines. these people are absolutely insane. Moldy bread is a wonderful- Ratio device though, lots of love, to Mr. Simon Godec, who is the originator of the moldy bread. It has taken out Mark Levin, Ben Shapiro, Laura Loomer, all of the big, let's say the super Zio conservative, commentators. Has the ADL made moldy bread a hate symbol yet?↗

1:09:17Ian MalcolmJust for that, I'm gonna look at the, last ADL post, and if it's recent, it will be, receiving the moldy bread. Did we wanna get to somebody else? Yeah, let's go to Goyim Lives Matter, and, and then we'll go down to Mr. Patriot, and then over to Uncle Tom.↗

1:09:33Speaker 9Hi, I think this race realism, I would say, is a quite good topic because I think we do need to look at the difference between each race and what potential impact each race will cause to the civilization and what should be a reasonable response we have. And the response I feel is very alarming. As, as I live in the UK, so my experience might be a little different from people living in the United States. So I would say the South Asians, I feel it's a group of people we have to pay a lot of attention to, and when I talk about South Asians, I mean Indians, Pakistanis, and Bangladeshis. It's not only about Muslim like Tommy Robinson trying to sell you, because they are generally the same, just different religions. And we would say like, their population has always been exploding, and they are migrating to nearly every single Western country we can name, the UK, the United States, Canada, even Portugal I mean, I remember like two years ago when I was spending my summer in Prague, Czech Republic, I literally see Indians there, which is, I don't know why, you know, Czech Republic has no connection to India whatsoever, but that's, that's another story. And the problem is their ex-pop, their population is still exploding. I mean, even if we remigrate every single one of them from the West, it's still something we have to pay attention to as, at the global stage, and they're Their whole worldview is very different from the rest of the world. They are definitely, they completely don't understand what is beauty and what is ugly. That is the thing that is very concerning. Just when we see this kind of giant statues being built in Canada by the Indians or in Texas, that is basically horrible, and I would say normal people, if you understand shame or if you understand respect, you won't do that. How, however, this has been pushed to the society very intentionally, I would say, of course, by, you know, a certain tribe of people who,↗

1:11:37Speaker 9we all, we, we all know who they are, like the Jews, of course. And, at this moment, I don't know what should be a relatively, relatively correct response to the Indian or the South Asian problem, but I would say people should be very vigilant about their influence in our politics, in our society, such that we see the Bay of London is Literally a Pakistani. There are tons of Indians in politics. The former prime minister of the UK is Indian, and in the United States, they are pushing Vivek Ramaswamy, they are pushing Tulsi Gabbard. All South Asian stock are being flooded to Western politics, I would say is, is horrible.↗

1:12:17Ian MalcolmAnd, to, to, to play off of that and, for anybody Maybe that was, that was following along just to recite some of that back to you, and I know you just pivoted to Madami, but, is it safe to say that some Asian societies, if I'm trying to read that back to you, are experiencing immigration through Indians in the same fashion that the West is receiving them via Africans and those from south of the border in the United States? Is that essentially right?↗

1:12:47Speaker 9No, there's, I mean, the Indians don't come to the West illegally. They most come here legally through, in the UK, the most come here from, I would say care worker visa. Because so, so↗

1:12:58Ian Malcolmyou're, to be clear, you're referring to the United Kingdom?↗

1:13:01Speaker 9Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, in the UK. I, I think Indians in the United States are mostly legal as well, right? They're not coming from South Florida, right? I'm not pretty sure about that. And because I think in the, they're↗

1:13:13Ian Malcolmlargely H1B. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,↗

1:13:15Speaker 9yeah, yeah, yeah. Because I have relatives in America, so I would say it's largely H1B. Yeah. yeah, but basically I would say I would feel like this South Asian has become a very huge problem in the Western society that we have to pay attention to. And they are extremely hostile to West, to the white people actually. They are even more hostile to the white people than Muslims. And I mean, the reason why they're hostile to white people is basically because they are hostile to something that we call as beauty, because it's common sense like the West, the modern civilization, the twenty-first century, was mostly built by the white people. You know, I'm saying this as a racially non-white person. I'm racially East Asian. I, I'm not white, but this is common sense. I mean, but they genuinely just have this kind of hate, hatred, which I don't know where it come from. I don't know whether it's come from- From, I used to say it might because they come from their low subsistence, but it's not the Indians, they wear it with, with pride. The reason why they shit outside is basically because in their mindsets, they believe toilet is something, you know, unclean that you shouldn't store it in your own home, instead you should just do it outside. And I would say there is no other civilization with thinking this logic.↗

1:14:37Speaker 9So back to the topic of race realism. So when we don't even have the same standard in terms of what is beauty, what is right and what is wrong, then how can we coexist in the same society? Then there has to be a solution.↗

1:14:51Speaker 3Yeah. Okay. Well, well, well, when it comes to Indians especially, they can just all go back to India, and there shouldn't be-- Ind-- Indians shouldn't even be allowed to own businesses in Amer-- Like a lot of Indians in, in India own businesses in America. And then, manage them from India, and that just any Indians doing any business in America or living in America should be totally unacceptable because, well, for one, there, you know, we all understand how u-unique and filthy they can be, and number two, they are the highest population. They beat every single other nation and population and people in the world. They have more people than anybody. So they- They, if, if any country us-starts to allow Indians in their country or starts to allow them to own their businesses in their country, then, they, they will, they outnumber every single people, especially European, especially Europeans, which we, a lot of us understand, Europeans are the minority of the world. So, Europeans especially can't afford to, allow any sort of Indians in their country. You know, I, I wish a lot- A lot of different people would go back to their country, but Indians are definitely, if we're talking about foreigners taking us over, they are probably the greatest threat of being taken over.↗

1:16:18Speaker 9Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. That, yeah, that is what I'm trying to say. Actually, a lot of people don't understand, especially in the UK, many people still saying it's the Muslim, Muslim's a problem. I would say it's more a Pak-- a cultural problem. But Indians purely is more of a racial and a civilizational problem that is very urgent. Because basically, if you go around London, actually the most common foreigner you will see are Indians. That, that accent, the Indian accent is not the same of a Pakistani accent, and their Listening to Indian accent everywhere is basically my experience every day, so yeah.↗

1:16:56Speaker 3Well, thank you so much, for sharing your thoughts. Joanne or Ian, would you like to respond to that before we get to the next speaker?↗

1:17:05Ian MalcolmThe only thing I will say is, I, I think the West in general has mass unfettered migration that is clearly being architected by the same usual suspects for the exact same purpose that they're pushing it on the United States, which is to discombobulate the once kind of, cohesion that existed in all of these nations, right? And what's wild is, America, I understand that a lot of people have been brainwashed into this idea of the melting pot, even though originally- The melting pot was in reference to essentially Western Europeans all coming to the United States and existing as Europeans in the United States, right? It wasn't, let's bring anybody and everybody of every piece of the world. but while I can understand fools being brainwashed in America, what I can't comprehend is the Europeans' tolerance for it, given that their nations not only are nationalities, but also clearly ethnicities, right? You've got the Germans in Germany that are just watching as their society is flooded with Africans and with, in this case, Indians. It's absurd. The fact that this is being forced on the English and they're watching as Trafalgar Square gets turned into Yasodhar. It's utterly insane. All of these people, they need to go home. And I, it doesn't make you a racist to suggest that. Right? And, and I'm saying this about other places. I'll say it about Japan. We've also got Jews who are saying Japan needs to take in Africans or else. No, banking cabal, take your money, take your rocks, go home, we're done with all of this. Japan back to the Japanese, and England for the English, and Germany for the Germans. All of these other people have to go home. And if you don't wanna go home, what does it say about your home? To the Indians that are desperate to go live in the United Kingdom, oh, yes, sir, I want to ride the tubes, sir. No, go back where you're from, and go make that better. It's ridiculous. I wanna be part of my homeland. I'm not looking around the planet trying to find where's the nicest place so I can go there and demand me that, that they give me their, their benefits and their luxuries. If I was from India, I would look around and say, "How do I make this place better?" I'm not. But if I was, that's what I would do. Why do they wanna leave? And again, what does it say about the places that you're desperate to flee from? And to those places in South and Central America, for what it's worth, a lot of those are run, in many cases, by the cartel in conjunction with Jews in Israel. That is who is running a lot of the drug trade and the child trafficking. And how do we know that? Because when Lech Dhora was caught doing it, a whole bunch of Jews stormed the castle and said, "No, give us our children back that we're sexually assaulting." They took no shame in it. It's unbelievable. This scourge has taken over the planet. All of these places need to be returned to what they once were. Everyone will benefit from that, with the exception of the psychopathic global cabal of Jewish bankers who are benefiting from the destruction of everything and wanna basically rule over all of us. I know they're really upset at the idea that we're gonna return back to normalcy, but tough luck, you don't get to follow in Karl Marx's idea of the revolutionary holocaust so that you can enslave Enslave everybody under your utopia that is a hellscape. We're done with it. So Indians, you gotta go back home. Africans, you gotta go back home. South and Central Americans, you gotta go back home. And that's from everywhere, not just the United States, not just Western Europe, from Canada, from Asia, from Japan, everywhere. You all gotta get remigrated. You gotta go make your places nicer. The United States can have its diversity that is reasonable based on standards that were very clear cut up until a- Around the era of Obama, right? The United States can have its 13% blacks, it can have its 70 to 80% whites, and then it can have a little sprinkling of others, but the rest of you got to go home. And that's in everybody's best interest, oh, for what it's worth. It's not just the white people's best interest. Because if the smartest and most educated Indians go back to India, what's gonna happen in India? It'll get better. And it's the same for all the other places of the world. Remove central banking, remove the absurd schema That is essentially fiat currency in this lordship under the Jewish bankers, and then everybody's economies will rise. That'll be the best interest of everybody, and then we can get a, a future state where Americans are excited to go to, let's say, Spain, to experience the Spanish culture. Who wants to go to Spain and say, "Thank you, Sard," as they walk out of a, a, a place getting a kebab? It's crazy that this is even a suggestion. Time to go back to normalcy.↗

1:22:02Speaker 3Correct, and I agree with you. And the America should be underneath the rule of white people, yeah, American Europeans, if you will. We should have control over our culture, our policies, the direction of our people and stuff like that. And for anyone that would disagree and say, "Oh, America is a melting pot," even though that was a Jewish word and Jewish term coined by Jews, the I shall have anyone know that doesn't already know that our founding fathers had intended this country To be for white people. And then some of you might would say, "No, no, they never said that." Well, let's go ahead and, and get it down to the brass tacks. Seventeen ninety-one, the Bill of Rights was introduced. Okay? People loved the Bill of Rights, people loved their right to bear arms, their freedom of speech, and all that. Well, one year before the Bill of Rights, they had already established the first immigration policy for America. It's referred to as the Naturalization Act of seventeen ninety- And in there, they said only white people of good character, so not even just any white person, white people of good character can be allowed to move to the United States, and that's why we had European immigration. We had, yeah, it was built off of immigrants, if, if you wanna say that, it was European immigrants. The different, you know, the Irish and, and the Germans and the Polish. If you were white, European, and good character, imagine- Where our country would be if we had white people of good character, all the way to this day. We, we would be so far ahead, we'd be so advanced, we'd be driving vehicles running off of water by now if we didn't kill that guy, or if those Jews didn't kill that guy.↗

1:23:50Ian MalcolmAnd, and for what it's worth, so somebody put this into the purple pill, and if they wanna come up with a microphone and discuss this, they're certainly welcome to. I think their request saying, "Sorry, we do have a, a bunch of people," wasn't, pushing back, but rather just trying to make sure everybody that's up here gets a chance to- I'll, I'll jump in, I'll jump in,↗

1:24:08Ian MalcolmI'll jump in, and I just- Well, no, no, hang on, I'm, I'm re- Hang, They said, "People move for opportunity. This is how every country was founded. This is a repeated event throughout human history. Go back home is unnatural." Ian Malcolm is the suggestion. Under that perspective, every nation is nothing but an economic zone. That is what you are suggesting. That isn't how the world works. The opportunity that is gifted to an individual that is born to a family that is descendant from a civilization, they have a different opportunity than somebody born on the other side of an ocean. You don't get to just demand that you can go anywhere in the world and have the opportunity of the people from that land. That is crazy talk. And if this, the next suggestion is then going to be, "Well, if you're born in America, you're just born with privilege." Well, then, hey, fortunate for those that are. But how did that privilege come about? It's because many of the people that have that privilege, their ancestors, traveled across an ocean to a land of, quote, unquote, opportunity that required them to build everything from the ground up. It's no different than Boones Town or Boonesboro, it might have been. Right? When Boone went out, and he built literally an entire town, and that town became something really nice, but it was built from scratch. You don't just get to say, "Oh, I showed up yesterday," so now I just get to embrace whatever luxuries you have in this town that you have built with your bare hands. It's not how the world works. I don't get to just go to Japan and show up and say, "I wanna just be here." That's crazy to even think that.↗

1:25:55Speaker 3Yeah, I was gonna say that. And then people have been trying to move to Japan. If you try to apply to move to Japan, why-- I, I ask that person who posts that, I say, "Okay, well then please, if you ever try to apply, apply is the keyword to move to Japan, see how quickly you try to prove yourself to be worthy of moving to Japan." And it shows the, the, the expectations and the standards, the high standards that they feel the Japanese have in compare, like you, people- Just feel entitled to live in America, but then if they wanna move to Japan, oh, now I gotta, I gotta be on my best behavior 'cause I wanna go there. It's like, dude, how are you gonna have double standards? One standard for this and a different standard for that?↗

1:26:39Ian MalcolmIan, I got to jump in. Yeah, Dmitri, that was, the post that you made, so you're welcome to present your point of view. But, but your suggestion is basically the entire world is an economic zone, and you can move wherever, whenever, and just be part of the society. Is that right? Which is very Karl Marx, by the way.↗

1:26:55Speaker 10Yeah, so I don't necessarily disagree with, you know, everything being said. I'm just saying when you-- It's not like history stopped at like one arbitrary moment. and, and human history is the history of movement, you know, in my own head, you're mentioning the American opportunity and what you have as an American, and I'm saying the opportunity, like as an American, was built off of that movement.↗

1:27:19Speaker 10people coming, people leaving, like all, all of this happened, all of this has already occurred. that is why you have the opportunity you have. So I, I think you're ignoring that like history don't, never has stopped at an arbitrary moment. and this is just one of those moments. Yeah, no,↗

1:27:34Speaker 3of, of course, movement has already, has always occurred and change has al-w-always occurred, but then, then nothing sits stagnant. But we have to look at what things were designed for and, and what the purpose of these things were. the opportunity, the American opportunity, I, I just clarified a few minutes ago that our founding fathers who created that American opportunity stated themselves that America was for white people of good character only. What are your, what is your response to that?↗

1:28:04Speaker 8Who cares? Okay, Dimitri. Dimitri, can I, I'll↗

1:28:09Speaker 11just make this better for him. Dimitri, can I just, I'll make this better for him. Dimitri, I'm just↗

1:28:13Speaker 1gonna really quick. There is a really big difference between organic migration and forced migration, and I think, just So, like, one person out of one thousand that wants to go to America and study there or like come to Mexico, I don't know, like, I'm okay with like, Americans coming to Mexico, like, just one that wants to live here, like, that's cool. But if like, thousands and thousands of Mexicans like, come Americans, you know? And that, that would be crazy, like, and it, it is forced migration. I, it is one hundred percent forced migration. It's not organic at all. So that is what it is destabilizing every single↗

1:28:50Speaker 1The left Jews are like, "Yes, come immigrants," and the, the right Jews are like bombing every single country and destabilizing every single country so that they need to flee their countries and go. So that is what's wrong, and it shouldn't be happening. Every single person should be able to stay in their country and, and, and do what's best for them there.↗

1:29:09Speaker 1What are your thoughts on that? We're missing↗

1:29:11Speaker 11a shitload of context here. Come on, Ian,↗

1:29:14Speaker 3Dimitri, Dimitri,↗

1:29:15Speaker 11when you were saying, "Who cares?" No, no, no, I'm gonna Better than Dmitry. so I wanna say a couple of things real quick. Hopefully, I don't know if you've already touched on it, Ian, but hopefully you talk about this VFT,↗

1:29:31Speaker 11being outed with, their meeting with Sebastian Gorka and, and all that. Hopefully you touch on that. But, you know, I side with you, Ian. I respect, as an American, I expect, I respect everything that you said. I've had a, I'm a little bit, unique situation ' Parents, immigrated from Jamaica, and, obviously for those who know, I'm definitely not accepted by the FBAs, these foundational blacks, and, and with good reason that I don't wanna be associated with 'em. But, we're missing a, a ton of context here. So if you look at America, for example, and the relations between Jamaica and the trade embargoes, right? We started, we set up a deal with Jamaica to start sending a bunch of ships through there, dropping off our, Monsanto bullshit over there,↗

1:30:26Speaker 11in all the products, really destabilizing that country and so to where they can't, you know, it's just cheaper for them to just, to go to the store and buy a can of corn, instead of growing their own corn. So you, you ta- so this is the reason why I really wanted to interrupt here is because it is something that you and I were going back and forth earlier today, Ian, on it, really kind of touches on the, the same topic, and, although I, again, I agree with your movement and what you're doing, and, and, want you to be protected with this, these false allegations of you being, some kind of terrorist, although you've never advocated for violence from, from what I've seen, ever.↗

1:31:13Speaker 11I, I do wanna kinda see if we can hash through this because you de- America destabilizes Jamaica, and then when Jamaicans wanna come to America, then you're like, "Ah,↗

1:31:24Speaker 1that's,↗

1:31:25Speaker 11that's what I mean with forced↗

1:31:27Speaker 3migration." Okay, okay. We-- I, I don't want us to sidetrack from the conversation that we were having with Dmitry. You said you're going to defend his position, and now you're saying that America has, essentially messed up a bunch of different countries. Jamaica's not the only country, but this is the same common excuse used all the time, like, "Oh, so we're gonna go destabilize these other Middle Eastern countries, and now we expect not to take any refugees." Well, we have to look at who's behind the destabilization. Because that would have never been in our founding fathers' interest to just unnecessarily destabilize other countries. So if we could just stick back on the topic, I, I wanna hear if you're not gonna defend I mean, I don't know if you're speaking on behalf of Dmitry and if Dmitry's okay with you speaking on behalf of him, but he said, "Who cares?" in response to me saying that America was intended for white people of good character only, and I would like to stay on topic with that 'cause I have some follow-up points.↗

1:32:31Speaker 11Yeah, I mean, I think you can remember, can't you? I mean, just let, let me like wrap, let me wrap it up here. I understand why you muted me though, 'cause I mute people too if, if I think I know what they're gonna say already, but you don't know what I'm gonna say. So, yeah, so you're, the, the contradiction in the hypocrisy is that you don't like countries complaining that, "Hey, like, why are you coming here? So what, we destabilized you? Like, do something about it or you shouldn't have signed that deal or whatever." Is the same complaint you have about,↗

1:33:06Speaker 11Jewish supremacy. It's like they're, they're telling you, like, "Hey, why don't you do something about it? You didn't do anything about it, so fuck you." That's, that's all. So this is more towards Ian if you wanna continue conversation, Chris, with, like, with Dmitry fine, but I just wanted to put that out there for Ian and him and I can talk about that.↗

1:33:28Speaker 3Yeah, well, y'all can talk to him in private, I guess.↗

1:33:31Speaker 1Right, guys, Christopher, you're talking.↗

1:33:35Speaker 3I would like to hear Dmitry's thoughts on why America can't be for white people.↗

1:33:40Speaker 10I'm not saying it can't be for white people or black people or whoever, I'm just saying America, I think in general, is bigger than the opinions of like ten individuals from two hundred and fifty years ago. You know, if the country was frozen into those views, like, think about it, if the country was frozen into the views of the founding fathers, half the people alive today wouldn't have rights. and that is okay.↗

1:34:04Speaker 3I think, I think a lot of people are okay with certain people not having rights. I mean, that's, are you saying that the only- The only people that had a voice to lead our country were intelligent people, logical people, people that the country depended on, and now we just give these rights to anyone, any person that just lives here, even though they don't meet the qualifications to have a certain opinion on the, on the running of our country?↗

1:34:28Speaker 10I first off don't really understand what you mean when they don't have the qualifications to have an opinion on how to, like, what, what does that even mean? Okay,↗

1:34:37Speaker 3what about Shaniqua going and robbing the store and then she gets to go and vote? Is that, is she qualified?↗

1:34:45Speaker 10Why did↗

1:34:46Speaker 3Shaniqua rob the↗

1:34:46Speaker 10store?↗

1:34:48Speaker 3Yeah, what, dude, why do, why do the Shaniquas rob this store? Let's put that,↗

1:34:52Speaker 10let's↗

1:34:53Speaker 3ask you why. I↗

1:34:53Speaker 10think, I think you're trying to bring this towards like a race thing. This is very, oh, welcome, welcome. Look at the topic of the, of the, yeah, look at the title of the↗

1:35:03Ian Malcolmspace. What am I missing here? Sure, sure, sure. I'm not,↗

1:35:05Speaker 10I'm not, I'm not ignoring that. I, I get it, I get it. In America, it's very easy to say, There's a race problem because you can look at different races and you can say this people, these people are responsible for X, Y, and Z. But the truth is, the same crimes that happen here happen everywhere in the world, even when there is a, a lot of- There is a literal↗

1:35:24Speaker 1chart if you scroll like, to the next, slide, the one in the middle. It's more↗

1:35:29Speaker 10dangerous than Colombia. Is America more dangerous than Ecuador, Colombia? Those places don't have black people, or nearly as many as America, but they're way more dangerous. They↗

1:35:39Ian Malcolmdon't. They, they actually do have black people, for what it's worth. They don't↗

1:35:42Speaker 10have, they don't have anywhere near, near as many as, America. So, so↗

1:35:44Ian Malcolmlet me, let me ask you a question. What percentage of those countries where there is violent crime are white people?↗

1:35:52Speaker 10so if you wanna bring up a more granular example, then we can look at Ohio. But why are you deflecting You're asking me which, which, what percentage of the countries↗

1:36:01Ian Malcolmthat you just referred to, where they do have higher levels of crime, what percent of the crime is committed by white people?↗

1:36:07Speaker 10I have no idea. I have no idea.↗

1:36:08Ian MalcolmOkay, do you think you should have that idea if you're gonna talk about this subject?↗

1:36:11Speaker 11Yeah, I'm, I'm literally in Medellin right now. I'm in Medellin, I feel safer than the US.↗

1:36:21Speaker 10They're↗

1:36:22Speaker 3less diverse. That was the starting point. That's the point that I made. It has↗

1:36:27Speaker 11nothing to do with the Wait,↗

1:36:28Speaker 3what are you, what are you talking about? Hold on, I, I, okay,↗

1:36:30Speaker 1I, okay, hold on. I live in Mexico and I'm like in a pretty safe, area. And you can walk around with like a gold watch and nothing happens to, to you here. If I was walking with the same gold watch in New York, I would literally be shot. And yet there is a lot of violence, but it's the cartel violence and it's like in the outside. Hold on, like you're talking about, it's like in the outside, Mexico's↗

1:36:56Speaker 11not↗

1:36:57Speaker 1And literally, Israel and also of course the CIA, because it literally works for Israel, arms and, and trains the Mossad, the Mossad trains, the cartels. So the violence is because of that as well. You know, like it's not like regular, it's not out-- It's, yeah, yeah, the things that happen in America doesn't happen here, like at all.↗

1:37:17Speaker 10Yeah, so like that, that's just not realistic. The idea that you walk in New York and someone's just gonna steal your watch, it, that's not what happens. There↗

1:37:26Ian MalcolmHey, De-Dimitri, since you wanna talk about New York, take a wild guess how many times more likely a black person is to be involved in a shooting in New York City relative to a white person. Take a random guess. I would, I would↗

1:37:39Speaker 10imagine like ten thousand times more likely. but that's not- Okay, so that's, that's your number. If it's ten↗

1:37:44Ian Malcolmthousand times more likely, would it be reasonable for white people living in New York City to say, "What the f is going on here?"↗

1:37:51Speaker 10Yes, and I, I think that if the idea is This is because the person's skin color is darker than mine? That's just, that's just... It has nothing to do with skin color,↗

1:38:01Speaker 3and that's why, see, that's where you're getting caught up on, I guess, is you think it's simply skin color, and, and if we're-- This topic is race realism, so we'll get into the realism part of race, is that there are inherently genetic and biological differences between the races. Shall, shall we get into that? Let me hear your thoughts. Do you not believe that?↗

1:38:22Speaker 10No, no, but I, I think I think it's a matter of who has money and who doesn't. crime is very- Okay, so hang on, hang↗

1:38:29Ian Malcolmon, Dmitri, hang on, Dmitri, I'm going to give you a statistic. Based on crime statistics in the United States, the richest ten percent of blacks are twice as likely to commit violent crime than the poorest ten percent of whites. If this is socioeconomic, how does that statistic make any sense?↗

1:38:51Speaker 10Because you-↗

1:38:51Ian MalcolmYeah, because that statistic↗

1:38:53Speaker 11is really flawed, and I can tell you how. And I'm, and I'm Uncle Tom, so I don't side with FBAs. I can tell you how, if you have a white person grow up in Southside Chicago, literally in the O Block or whatever it is, they're going to be just as likely to commit the same crime. So you're not, you're not looking, at it actually apples to apples at all. That, that, that statistic doesn't look at- Wait, so what, what would the one apple would the Trash. You're looking at trailer trash versus like, gang violence. It's not the same at all. Wait, you think, you think the↗

1:39:27Ian Malcolmgang-- hang on, hang on. You think, you think, you think the gang violence people in Chicago are extremely wealthy, is that your suggestion?↗

1:39:39Speaker 10No, no. So that-- I think that's one angle, that's a good point.↗

1:39:43Ian MalcolmThe other point is just that-- No, it's, it's not a good point. No, no, no, hang on. Yeah, it's a solid angle. His, his point-- Solid Blacks and that the poor whites are the ones that he, in his words, are trailer park trash, I think that's what he said.↗

1:39:57Speaker 3forgive me, forgive me. I did remove him from speaker, and this is why, if you're listening, Uncle Tom, he even admitted he interrupted, and he just keeps on interrupting. And Patriot down there with his hand raised, who's been next in line this entire time, has been so patient. We have patient speakers that aren't speaking out of line, and it's just, it's disappointing.↗

1:40:19Speaker 3Wait, but, but↗

1:40:19Ian MalcolmI'm confused because, his suggestion was, and this is actually, this is true, very poor whites, and you could look at the whites in Appalachia, they don't commit nearly the crime of what you would consider upper, lower, or lower middle class blacks in major cities. It's not even remotely close. And for what it's worth, it, there's also a tiny amount of violence that come from Asian Americans, even those in the poorest sector of that community. What, why is that? We can't say it's socioeconomic. There's also a whole lot of poor whites all across the country that are in inner cities, that aren't committing those degrees of violence. Now, we could look at the prison systems, and we will find very low IQ white people, I don't deny that whatsoever, but that's a, a result of in intellect, let's say. And I think that there's also, of course, when you are of low intellect, it is harder to process some of the very real consequences that come along with crime. Right? And so I, I, I find it very strange that he just completely wanted to toss aside a very meaningful statistic that, again, the richest level of blacks in America commit far more violent crime than the poorest whites. So you can't just look at that statistic and say, "Oh, no, no, no, it's 'cause of..." I think his, his example again was trailer park white people. I guess they don't commit crime, but the gangbangers in South Side of Chicago do, right? He's actually validating my very point, which I'm very confused by.↗

1:41:46Speaker 3All right Petri, when you said who cares about different people of all these other, races moving to European countries or America, I would say there's a lot of American Europeans and Europeans, aka white people, who care, and this is why. It's bigger than soul, it's bigger than simply money, okay? Since you wanna go the whole economics route, it has to do with the fact that Europeans, both American and Europeans, are, the white people are a minority The minority of the world, and we can't afford to have, foreigners coming among us and then replacing us. I, it, it comes down to the fact that white people are going extinct. True. True. Do you, do you, are you, how do you feel about that, Dmitry? Yeah.↗

1:42:34Speaker 10I think that's an assumption, the idea that every European white person, cares, about the, no, no, no, no, how do you feel↗

1:42:41Speaker 3about white people being replaced, going extinct?↗

1:42:46Speaker 10I think that there's, I don't know, grand replacement theory. I, I don't really know. I didn't study that too much. I do know that the population's declining, with Europeans specifically and, and white people. I don't know exactly. So if white women are having abortions,↗

1:43:01Speaker 3if white women are having abortions, going on OnlyFans, not producing for, for the white race, and then we have Shaniquas who just got done robbing the store and they're having seven children and they're having EBTs and they're able to out- Produce us seven children to every one or two children that the white woman has. I mean, isn't-- Don't you, I mean, the, the numbers right there, don't you know we're getting replaced? If we, if we're not able to produce babies even equal to the amount that Africans are producing in our own country, how about Asians or Mexicans who are producing more children than European women?↗

1:43:39Speaker 2Ian, can, can I interject here just for a moment?↗

1:43:46Speaker 3wait, wait. I mean, if we're gonna get to other speakers, I think we should get to Patriot. He's been so patient.↗

1:43:52Speaker 2Yeah, but I think that you guys need to set a base layer for this whole conversation because you're talking about majorities, minorities, and things like that. But all of us are the minorities, and we got billionaires with the Epstein class that are the majority. So, you know,↗

1:44:11Speaker 3what are white people- Well, they're not technically the majority, that by any means, 'cause the Epstein class, aka the Jews, are only two percent of the world's population. So, they're, they're- They aren't the, they are the, the minority, but then white people come right after them. So it's kinda weird that two percent are running the world. Well, they're white when they're not Jews, but,↗

1:44:33Speaker 2you know, they're all-↗

1:44:34Speaker 1No, they're Jews. They're not though. They're↗

1:44:35Speaker 2Jews. Ronnie, they're Jews. Oh, they are. But I'm, I'm just saying, you know, if we're gonna talk about race, you know, what does race, what does border, what do fences, what do, what does any of it mean when we're sitting here talking about- Okay, so when↗

1:44:50Speaker 3we talk about race, we're talking about ethnicity, okay? And if you say white- If you're saying white, then you're-- what, what you're, you're simply looking at the color of skin, okay? That's why I keep on trying to say American Europeans and Europeans, okay? Because when people start saying white and black, it specifically means the color, and we're-- and I, and I want people to look farther than that, it's deeper than that, okay? It's, it's the fact that The Jews aren't Europeans, okay? They may live in Europe and call themselves Europeans, just like they live in America and call themselves American, or live in Spain and call themselves Spanish.↗

1:45:33Speaker 2And I agree with all of that. I just wanted to make sure that we weren't ranting about, you know, I'm black, you're white. because I'm not black, I just have the privilege of being white and having a black stepfather and, you know, experiencing all of culture, and that's what makes America great. I mean, it sucks now because they are flooding us with everything, but what makes America great? The diversity?↗

1:46:01Speaker 2the culture, because we had everything. What kind of culture? What, what culture do we have that makes us great? Well, when everybody was assimilating to the culture, we had- And↗

1:46:11Ian Malcolmwhat you- What culture were they decaying into? Here's an interesting question. So, Ronnie, what culture is it that people were assimilating to? The American culture. I mean,↗

1:46:21Speaker 2you have--↗

1:46:22Ian MalcolmIs it-- You have-- Who defined the American culture? The, the American culture? Yeah. Who, who was it that was defining the American culture that people were, quote unquote, melting potting into?↗

1:46:33Speaker 2Well, now, we, we, we're not gonna sit here and talk about, you know, The education that everybody got. We're, we're talking↗

1:46:49Ian Malcolmabout what we all know. I don't know. I don↗

1:46:56Speaker 2Well, I mean, it was Jewish culture, of course. Because, I mean, if you look at- It was our- No, no, no, no, we're talking about↗

1:47:02Speaker 3the founding stock. Who built America? Who built the initial culture?↗

1:47:06Speaker 2Whites. Well, yeah, but if you, if you look at, you know, the whites and, you know, you guys were talking about slavery, hell, the whites were slaves. We were indentured slaves.↗

1:47:18Ian MalcolmThat's, that, no, that's correct, but who is it that built the culture that people were melting into as part of the melting pot? Is my question.↗

1:47:26Speaker 2I mean, of course we did. I'm, I'm not↗

1:47:28Ian Malcolmsaying that, yeah, White culture doesn't have a culture. I'm saying that, look, I agree with you. Okay, okay I can appreciate that there are flavors of diversity that make the United States wonderful. I'm not disagreeing with that, right? And there is certainly-- I'm not one of these people that suggests, "Oh, black people, blah, blah." No, black people played a pretty, pivotal role in early America. That is irrefutable. They assisted in the construction, in many cases, in manual labor. There are certainly examples of very intelligent black men that played early prominent roles, maybe not in the first hundred years of the United States, but that certainly played a part. It's, it's, unreasonable to suggest otherwise. I can agree with that. But nonetheless, people were melting into the melting pot of white European culture that was certainly downstream from English culture, from German culture, from, from, French culture, right? They eventually became part of that melting pot. The, the, this entire idea of the land of all these people merging together, people will attribute that all the way past-- it, it actually, the poem is from a Jew. Everybody knows that. But people will then try to say, "Well, it's actually not, it's this non-Jewish guy from three hundred years ago, except that individual was clearly referring to Western Europeans all melting together." And so it's unreasonable to say that the United States is anything but a derivative of European culture that became American culture. But people can't just-- the, the concept of magic dirt theory is so, let's say, it, it- Trying to make an analogy, it, it's, it's so rootless, to try and stick with a metaphor, that, that I find it wild anybody can believe it, which is basically this idea that I show up here, so now I'm part of this thing, and I'm gonna adopt this culture. And then you go throughout most of, anywhere in Texas or Arizona or Southern California, and you see entire schools, you see households that don't speak a lick of English. These, these are people that, that might have a Puerto Rican flag out front of their house. They aren't assimilating into European culture so much so that if you go to any DMV, every piece of literature has to be in English and Spanish because there are lots of people who don't speak any English. This is a bastardization of what once was the melting pot that people were coming into. It's no longer that. You can take, what's, what's an analogy here? You can take just about anything, right? You can take chocolate and you can add in some, some almonds and now you have almond chocolate. You add in too many almonds, and now you've got almonds with a little bit of chocolate. You throw on a hundred pounds of almonds, and you have a big pile of almonds with chocolate at the bottom of it, right? That is no longer the thing that it once was, and that's what's very rapidly happening to the United States. It's not remotely even aligned with culture of literally just fifteen years ago. Look at the television, look at any boardwalk, go to any state house, go to any DMV Th-this culture has been completely removed. American culture is disappearing, and it's being replaced with degenerate Jewish culture that's thrown on all of us to make us hate one another, which is perfectly reasonable to do when everything sucks. And the reason it all sucks is because the host culture is just being railroaded. In the process, everybody's getting poorer, they're getting dumber, they're getting fatter, they're getting loaded up with SSRIs to try and make it remotely acceptable and tolerable To live in a hellscape? This isn't-- This doesn't work for anybody, and the idea that trying to say that this is unreasonable is unreasonable because other people wanna be able to, you know, benefit from the prosperity that's available. It's the land of opportunity. Let me in. Well, my opportunity's diminishing along with everybody that's here. So who is the moral person? The person that's trying to protect the neighborhood and the civilization that they grew up in, or the person that wants to jump across the fence and benefit from it?↗

1:51:37Speaker 3It's, it's wild! I agree, and, and that was a perfect analogy with the chocolate and almonds. Ronnie, you're gonna have thirty-- I see you unmuteing that, Mike. You're gonna have thirty seconds, buddy, and then I'm gonna have to remove you as speaker. I can't tolerate anyone just coming up here and interrupting. It's very disrespectful to anyone who's patiently waiting. Patriot is next in line, and he's been waiting this whole time. So anyone else that jumps up here and interrupts, you're↗

1:52:04Speaker 3just-- you're not even gonna get a chance to speak. I Ronnie, get your thirty seconds in, and then you're gonna be dropped.↗

1:52:14Speaker 2Chris, I apologize, and I apologize to the entire space. I, I agree with you, Ian. I was just trying to, you know, everything was getting off course. It was going too racial, and I figured that if we could at least have a baseline to have a conversation, it would be a good one. Like, like I said, I apologize to you guys.↗

1:52:37Ian MalcolmNo, no, definitely don't. First and foremost, don't, don't apologize and, and look, we, we do have a lot of requests, but Ronnie, to, to try and throw it back at you. And, I, I always like to get lots of other people's opinion. The thing that I'm, I'm curious about. So let's remove race entirely from the equation, 'cause I know that that makes it inflammatory to certain people. Let's assume that everyone on the planet looks identical, right? And in this place that we exist, let's just pick the United States to keep it easy, right? Let's say that everybody's enjoying a quality of life that's a seven out of ten. And that for every million people you have that come from a different part of the world, that diminishes just a little bit. And now you've got it going, and quickly the United States is now becoming a five out of ten in quality of life. Is it reasonable for the people that are watching their quality and their standard of living drastically diminishing, is it reasonable for them to say, "I want a wall, I don't want any more of the others"? Is that a reasonable thing?↗

1:53:34Speaker 2Absolutely not. I don't agree with open borders and everybody flooding into America, because all of the people who are flooding in, they get more benefits than actual hardworking American middle-- you know, I'm a middle-class American, I do HVAC, so I know exactly what it takes to work hard, but I also work Amongst a diversity of people who are legal here. So, you know, I know that we do need the intake, but what they are flooding us with, what they are giving us, is too much, and it is overpowering what our system can actually hold, and we're watching all of our American people live on the streets, go broke, we got five-dollar gas. I know All of that. I, I was just saying, you know, with everybody else's conversation as I was listening, it was just getting, you know, really racial and then--↗

1:54:36Speaker 3Well, yes, it's very racial, and, and we're pro-white here and, and pro-other races. And I'm↗

1:54:41Speaker 2pro-white, I'm white, you know?↗

1:54:42Speaker 3But-- Well, well, we're being-- You're saying you're okay with open borders, but white people are being, you know, taken over. So-- No, I'm not.↗

1:54:50Speaker 2No, no, I'm not.↗

1:54:51Speaker 3Chris,↗

1:54:52Ian MalcolmI don't think he was advocating for open borders at the same time as to not necessarily-- Oh, yeah, thank you, thank you. Oh, okay, my, look, it's-- It's-- Look, forgive me, I thought, I thought I heard him say he's pro-open borders. No, no, and, and here's one of the challenges, right? And, and this is very funny because I'm simultaneously called a, neo-Nazi white supremacist, but also a race traitor, because I have respect for all races,↗

1:55:19Ian Malcolm'Cause that's what makes it awesome. I wanna revere the samurai and their history and their heritage and their culture and their high IQ and the idea that nobility and honor are meaningful. Go look up seppuku. You wanna talk about honor? They had an entire culture within the samurai that if you dishonored your family's name, you had to disembowel yourself with a sword, cut open your stomach, and die, because otherwise your, your family for generations to come would live in the shame of Your shortcomings. Look at the United States today, where you have literal prostitutes that become rap stars that make millions of dollars, and our society reveres them as heroes. Think of how far we have fallen. This cannot go on. And so it's perfectly reasonable to have a respect for all cultures and all communities and to simultaneously say, "I want my civilization to withstand threats from the others." In this case, the others isn't defined as race. It can be, but it's also nationalities, its levels of income, its levels of education. Do you want to be flooded by low IQ white people, if there are some out there? I don't want that to come come to my nation. I also don't want degenerate black people, or criminal Mexican people, or anything, anything people. I want my nation to be able to stand as itself with its own people, its own identity, and for anybody to view that as racist or bigoted, well then what would it be if I said to the black people, "You have to dress the way I want you to dress, and talk the way I want you to talk, and think the way that I want you to think, and if you don't, it's 'cause you're a bigot." No, you do And I'm, I'm going to do me within my civilization and my country, and I'm going to demand that it be protected and revered. In that process, I will give the grace to the other cultures and communities and races and nationalities. Right? This is why the entire imperial system that is the Greater Israel project is the most bigoted thing imaginable. They wanna conquer everything, and then they're gonna come for everyone, and they're gonna force-fund their degeneracy on all of us. That's every part of the world. So if we respect nationalism, we're actually doing the inverse of the very thing that the Jewish supremacist want, which is globalism, right? So, so it's, it's so baffling because somehow in my respect for the civilization that is the United States, which is a diverse civilization for what it's worth, in trying to protect that, I'm a racist. That's really bizarre, because it's not racially focused. It's actually civilizationally focused. I wanna protect the thing that is this. And no, you don't just get to transiently come across the borders and say, "I'm here, gimme that." Isn't that how it works? Because when that person gimme that, it takes away from a person that might have fought for the United States of America, whose ancestors might have fought to build the country Why does that person get devalued and diminished because somebody wants to walk across a border and say, "Give me something"? It's insane. I'm sorry,↗

1:58:25Speaker 3Christopher. No worries. all right, Patriot, thank you for your patience. What, what is on your mind today?↗

1:58:34Speaker 12Hey, folks. great space. so, you know, somebody brought up earlier that,↗

1:58:42Speaker 12Elon Musk, right? He, he kind of like, he, he reposts all like these posts from, other creators, right, where they're highlighting that, you know, like, "Oh, here's this black that killed this white person, right? And, he got, he got a thousand dollar bail, and, you know, he was out within-- He, he, he literally got community service as, as his pun- as his punishment.↗

1:59:07Speaker 12so like in regards to those types of posts, right? It, it seems like,↗

1:59:14Speaker 12the masses aren't, aren't really aware of that, right? So like, I, I just kinda wanna get your guys' thoughts, At, on one hand, it could be seen as like, you know, it's, he's trying to stir up some race tensions or race wars and all that, but at the other time, it's not like he's pulling these things out of a, like a, you know, out of a hat, like the, they're, they are real, like, crimes that happen, right? It's, it's real things that are happening, and if, if somebody's highlighting that, like↗

1:59:46Speaker 12and obviously given that it's Elon, that, that, that, that's the biggest thing that raises, you know, it raises an eyebrow, like, here's this, fucking, you know, global billionaire, and, i-if it's-↗

2:00:00Speaker 13from, from his account, right? You can kind of, it kind of seems fishy, but like at the same time, maybe, I don't know, I, I don't know. Like, wh-what are your guys' thoughts on that, like, o-on that specific point? Like, i-is it trying to stir up race, like, tensions or is he just like- Trying to just promote, like, point out the hypocrisy in, in, you know, mainstream media and all that other, other, other jazz and like, you know, the whole zeitgeist and all that.↗

2:00:31Speaker 14My, my thoughts on that before we get to, Ian's and Joanne's response. My thoughts on it would be that he's willing to post bits of truth and stuff that he knows there's a lot of people that are gonna rally behind that and, and support that idea in hopes that they, they think that he's a genuine person so that he can push,↗

2:00:52Speaker 14government-monitored electric vehicles, robots replacing us, and the, the Starlink, which, which kind of relates to- To Skynet with the robots, you know, gonna be killing us all. And then, also the brain chips with the, forget, forget what the brain chips are called. So he's pushing a lot of technocracy, and, I'm, I just believe he's posting bits of truth to, you know, sweep up any people who might be ignorant of his in-game goals. and Ian and Joanne can tag in on that.↗

2:01:27Ian Malcolmgo for it, Joanne.↗

2:01:30Speaker 15I mean, I, I think they've been put, trying to push the race war for a lot of time, but I agree with you. I don't think it's, they're like digging out of, like, a magician's hat. I remember, Charles Manson trying to start a race war for some reason and saying that, that it was gonna happen eventually. And, I mean, he was also part of the CIA and MK, and he got also MK Ultra. So, yeah, they have been trying to do the race war for a- A while, but it is a real problem, and I think people need to talk about it, and I think this, that's why these conversations are really important. And, yeah, the Jews are trying to subvert black cul-culture. I saw a lot of videos from the '90s. I, I, I mean, I, I wasn't there, I don't know how it was, but the black people seemed so different back then. Like they, they seemed normal. Like there wasn't the entire↗

2:02:27Speaker 15Like, they talk differently. Right now, they are like changing the verbs and, like, the, the, I got my nails done, like, that's not how you say it, it's done. You know, like, why are they changing the, the verbs and stuff like that? Like, they are trying to make them sound dumb when it's actually not. And I don't know, that's, that's just↗

2:02:48Speaker 15like they want to keep them down, and I don't think that's the way to do it. I think they should,↗

2:02:54Ian Malcolmfive. So, so on that, here's a, a curious one for you, Joanne. So two things. Number one, George Orwell spoke about essentially ebonics, and, I know that that sounds a little bit crazy, but the entire idea of duck speak, right? Of newspeak, they referred to it as double speak. All of these things were basically coding the language of this fictional world to beget a society in which people were so dumbed down that they weren't able to express their thoughts, their ideas Ideas, right? And, and if they could, they couldn't do so in a way that was, creative or of interest. That's why you have the double ungood, because they, they literally wanted to remove the idea of something being great or wonderful. They wanted all reduced down to this very animalistic, almost guttural, communication style. And then you look around the black community and there's some strange parallels. Right? It, it shouldn't be, I'm trying to come up with a, an example, what i-i-in, in the Black community, and maybe it's in all urban community at this point, they, they use a word that means yes or agreed or gotcha. It's all, Cap or something like that. Anyway, the, the point is, the language becomes so barren, right? That there's no complexity to it, and we could talk about how IQ might play a role in that, but nonetheless, th-th-this entire culture is being intentionally degraded, and they have expanded it out from the inner city hip hop urban culture, and they're trying to get it into the suburbs, they're trying to get it into all white communities, they're trying to get into all everything communities, and that's why that clip with Myron Gaines was really infuriating to watch this This woman conducting herself and dressed like she was straight out of one of these hip hop rap videos, right? This is a degradation of the black community, and frankly now of everybody that participates in it. And that's not me being negative or bigoted towards the black community. You should aspire for more. Why don't we not all wanna be able to converse in a very intellectual fashion? Why should we be celebrating the idea of talking like this? Oh, shee-oh, it's crazy! Look at the beautiful music of yesteryear, and now turn on,↗

2:05:09Ian MalcolmI got my rap, I got my crack, I got my bitches, they come around the dark, gonna rob a store, don't you want some more? It's crazy! What are we doing here? This is utter insanity! Do you know Hollywood has taken films, and you can read studies about this, look at the reduction in emotional quotient of Hollywood cinema. What do I mean by that? Is that if you watch a modern movie, they remove all the subtlety from the acting. In other words, the actor doesn't look side-eyed at another character that might be the villain in an attempt to convey to the audience that he's suspicious of him, because the, the audience isn't intelligent enough to grasp it anymore. That's why when you watch old movies, they're nuanced and slow. Now everything has to be explained to the audience because they expect that you're an idiot. It is literally that simple. That's why, we are next going to defeat the monster. Oh no, monster got big gun. That's what we're now reduced to. And we've, we've landed at this after the incredible works of literature and of music of yesteryear. We've gone from the Beatles to "I Got Myself a Trap Girl That B'ing Bong." What is, what is happening? And we're supposed to sit around and look and, and, and feel that we should revere this? These are the people making millions of dollars, folks. You're being humiliated. You are being laughed at by very rich, powerful Jews that are using music and media and academia and social media and Kim Kardashian to socially engineer your daughters into prostitutes, your sons into cowards, into gangbangers. This is what they are doing. You are all being reduced, just like in Orwell. There's nothing racist about suggesting that. And if instead you would like to say To me, that I'm the bigot for encouraging Black Americans to dress with class and sophistication and to pull their pants up above their rear ends, well then maybe you're the bigot, because maybe you're looking at the Black community and saying, "Nah, they shouldn't, they shouldn't have aspirations of that. No way. How dare you suggest that they sound more intelligent, that they properly enunciate the words that they're trying to communicate with. No, no, no, no, no. Instead, we should just celebrate that we're all being- Dumbed down. That's ridiculous. Take pride in yourself, take pride in your civilization, take pride in your culture. When you see a kid walking around with his pants down by his thighs, that he literally has his left hand down to hold them up from falling down, why don't you walk up to him? And why don't you say, "Hey, Jamal," or whatever his name is. Why don't you ask him if he's aware of the fact that that- That attire comes from literal prison communities where inmates were suggesting to other inmates that they liked being anally raped. That's what that was supposed to indicate, that you were open to homosexuality, and now they have actually been able to not only normalize, but to romanticize that. With young blacks, they are making fun of you. You're being laughed at. Wake up, stand up, dress properly. This is to everybody, not just blacks. But I don't have to say it as much for what it's worth to the Asians. Why is it that they aspire for more? Maybe it's because of IQ, maybe it's because they have more nuclear families. Everyone should aspire to that, and there's nothing wrong in suggesting it. We all need to be, we, we, we need to be desiring to do better, to excel for more, not celebrate that we're all diminishing to less. So just a, a cent or two, Christopher, Mike's is yours,↗

2:08:52Speaker 14my↗

2:08:53Ian Malcolmfriend.↗

2:08:54Speaker 14Alright, thank you so much. And then one last thing, Patriot, and to make sure that we satisfied your, your thought, your, your question there. yeah, yes, and I wouldn't doubt that they are trying to push for an, a, a uncontrolled race war, and when I say uncontrolled, it's because both sides aren't prepared. in terms of if we were to have a race war tomorrow, it would be very detrimental to American Europeans and Europeans, aka white people, because we are Are filled with such white guilt, we aren't connected, we aren't-- we don't share a brotherhood the way that Africans or blacks, if you will, in America or in Europe, are bonded, and they would be more-- they are chomping at the bit to be given permission to attack white-- I mean, they attack whites all the time, anyways, but if a race war were to pop off↗

2:09:45Speaker 14Wh- whites aren't, we're not organized enough, so we would, we would experience a lot of pain and loss before we were able to do anything in benefit. Does that, does that satisfy anything you have, Patriot, before we go on to the next speaker? Truth Seeker's been waiting patiently.↗

2:10:02Speaker 13Yeah, no, that, that was amazing. I really appreciate that. And I'm gonna drop down, but m-maybe, like, in a bit, maybe you guys can answer this. While you guys are, you know, just in, in between the hands and all that, what, what, what is the push between interracial, like, y-you know, like couples and all that in the media? Like, obviously we know, like, it's the Jews, but if we can kind of get into the inner workings, the specifics, right? The mechanics and like the actual, like, the white papers, like, where do you, like, where does it come from? It's, it's,↗

2:10:38Ian Malcolmit's social engineering is a hundred percent what it is. The, the question should then become why, why, why would, if the Jews, which they do, run all of the big media, they run all the big ad agencies, and they run all the social media apps that get to decide what they shove in front of your faces, if everywhere you look you see that Well, then it's reasonable to ask the question, what would be the benefit of it, right? And, and, and it should be very clear cut to anybody that's looked at the Kollergi plan, right? Richard von Kollergi. No, he wasn't Jewish, his wife was, though. And the count von Kollergi, right? What he was basically suggesting was that for the Jews to rule the world, they needed to construct-- these are his words, not mine-- a mongrel race that was going to be overrun by essentially diversity. Right? What would be the benefit of this theoretical mongrel race? Well, first and foremost, there's the genetic aspects of it. Perhaps like IQ, and IQ studies are very, very uncomfortably real. They've been replicated for over a century up until very recently when science decided, no, everyone is the same. And within those IQ studies, there are groups that are very high IQ, those that are lower IQ, those that are somewhere in the middle. That's totally fine. Doesn't mean anyone is any better than any other. But when it comes to East Asians and Western Europeans, they are abnormally higher in the IQ bracket, somewhere between about 103 and 108. That's the average IQ Right? And those individuals also have temperaments that allow them to have high trust societies, something that Christopher talks a lot about. This is a scientific reality. This is why not too long ago in the United States of America, in typical white neighborhoods, people didn't lock their cars, they didn't lock their homes, they didn't lock anything, 'cause they trusted their neighbors. Right? That is what you get when you live in a high trust community, people that are able to trust one another, and that only comes out of high intellect places, because otherwise you have people that they don't understand Understand that they wanna get along to go along. Instead, they see something nice and they want it now. So they will steal things, they will take things, they will hurt people, they will do whatever, right? So if you are the Jews and you wanna rule over the everybody, which they do, they don't wanna just rule America and Western Europe, they want the whole world. And so what have they done? Well, in my assertion, they started with Russia, is actually the exact, piece that was out of the concept of the three great wars, the Pike letters. They took↗

2:13:07Ian Malcolmof Christianity. They then used Russia to take over nationalism in Western Europe, which they then subsequently did in World War II. Now, the third piece is to basically pit the Christians against the Muslims in a forever war to basically bring everybody to ash, and then they would rule from it. That's the suggestion, right? And in that process, what they're doing is they're also mixing up the very thing that is Western Europe and the United States, so that after they exhaust everybody in that war, you're left with a group of people that are nebulous, they are rootless They are civilizationless and they're perhaps lower IQ because they've been blended with individuals from the third world that bring with them a lack of culture, a lack of interest in the history. I'm not saying they don't have culture, but I'm saying if you bring somebody from Africa to the United States, they certainly don't care about what once was, they only care about what is, and that's reasonable, 'cause again, if I show up in Jap-Japan tomorrow and I say, "Give me all your stuff! Right? I don't care about their history in that scenario. I'm just a self-centered dude. And so that's what they are doing. They're trying to get it so that the United States and Western Europe people no longer care about the cathedrals, they don't care about the land, they don't care about the past, all they care about is the present. And so you mix everybody up, you blend everybody up, and you do it in particular with groups that might be low IQ, and then what do you end up with? A once high IQ, high trust white society that through↗

2:14:34Ian MalcolmNo longer cares not only about its past, but even really about its present, 'cause they're not all that intelligent, right? So they're trying to dumb all of us down. They want to duck speak and newspeak and doublespeak everybody And they can't do it if you have a homogenous high trust world, which is what the United States and Western Europe has. And so this idea of interracial relations is just one of their mechanisms to mix and blend everything up. And for what it's worth, a lot of those kids also have all kinds of complications when it comes to health realities. That's a whole different can of worms to open up. But it's a reasonable thing to think about. And to quote JFG, "This is a fascinating study. For what it's worth, for anybody listening, you might find this offensive if, if Your world choice or your prerogative, you're welcome to do whatever you want. But JFG made a really interesting, comment. He said in a space, "Imagine if you've got a neighborhood in the United States of individuals that are largely of German ancestry. They live together, they have similar last names, they have similar cuisine and cultures. One of those people ends up having a kid with, let's just say, a black guy." That child of that person is gonna have less in common genetically with the parent than they will literally with anyone else in the cul-de-sac. Think about that for a moment. That person, again, the person's neighbors will share more in common genetically than their own child. That is what is basically happening Right? So you can take a whole park full of German shepherds, you throw in a couple pit bulls, maybe that's fine for some period of time, but if you overwhelm the shepherds with the pit bulls forever and ever while every piece of media encourages them to just breed together, eventually you end up with no German shepherds and no pit bulls. You just get a whole bunch of mutts. That's what the Jews want. That is their vision, that is their intention, that is why they are doing it, and that is how they are doing it. And if you don't Media around you, and you will see that exact ideology rammed left, right, and center, and for-- Last little comment, the reason that it is always, I shouldn't say always, it's almost always the white woman with the black man. It's very rarely the white man with the black woman. Why? Because women are social creatures. They adapt to the norms of the world in which they live. This is how it has always been. And that's why it is incumbent on the men in this society to stand up and say, "No, no, no, no, you don't get to socially engineer my people into oblivion. That's not going to happen." It's presently what is happening, but we need to put an end to it, 'cause otherwise the women that we might love, that we might cherish, they might be our daughters, our, our wives, our mothers. We don't want them brainwashed into that which makes zero sense. And speaking of zero sense, it was only a generation or two ago that interracial marriage was virtually nonexistent. And if you look at all studies, for what it's worth, you know what group of people are least likely to participate in it? Whites. So ask yourself, why is it every commercial is the white woman with the black man? 'Cause they are literally not just socially engineering your food and your culture and your cuisine, they are trying to socially engineer your love life. That is where all this is going. It is sick, it is psychopathic, and yes, it's the Jews. So Christopher, back to you.↗

2:18:00Speaker 14I, yeah, I absolutely agree with you, and, in great analogy on the pit bulls and the German shepherds. I believe people would be devastated if German shepherds were, to go extinct because of breeding, but then people also would be like, "Oh, but who cares about whites?" Truthseeker, thank you. Let me go ahead and give the list so people know, and make sure if you're on the speaker's list, make sure you're raising your hand because I'm, I'm keeping track in terms of hands raised, okay? So we↗

2:18:30Speaker 14I raised previously, it disappeared, so that's why I got him on the list. Then we got Code Ghost, then we got Andy, and then we have the real channel. Thank you all so much for your patience, Truth Seeker. Thank you. What's on your mind?↗

2:18:42Speaker 16Wow! I had one thing on my mind, but then I've been here for about an hour, and you guys have said some very interesting stuff, from blacks to Indians to, basically this whole race thing is pretty interesting, especially coming from me, you know, I'm an African American. I was born in the Civil Rights Belt essentially, so all of this relates to me. I've seen it all from the communist Civil Rights to, you know, being on the other side of the family where they're more, they come from the north, so they had a lot A lot better,↗

2:19:15Speaker 16upkeep, upkeep and raise, or, raise properly. So I've been on both sides. I've been on the ghetto side, and I've been on the, you could say, you know, American style side, you know, with more literature, more literate, good academics, all that. And so this is all interesting to me, especially because this whole thing about the whole- Like race, like white and blacks going against each other. It's obviously, I, to me, I agree, I don't like that label. I think Europeans, African, is much more specific because even in Europe, like whites have been fight-- not whites, but, you know, in modern term, they've all been fighting each other in Europe for ages, so, and they're all diff-- the same color, skin color, but different cultures, right? And that's, that's the important part. So even in that melting pot, they were all, even though they Similar skin color, they were still fighting, there were still differences, right? But, America is definitely, it's a European, I have to admit that, because, you know, I don't, I don't know where my lineage goes back to, I was brought over here by, you know, who, the nobs, so I have a lot of beef with them, but essentially,↗

2:20:26Speaker 16this is y'all, this is y'all history, this is y'all legacy, fighting for it should be like, I mean, we like it, right?↗

2:20:36Speaker 16We are China, Japan, Korea, Russia, like we are the, the-- There's a reason you guys fought for your liberty, right? You fought it to take it back from the British, or you fought for your liberty to get away from them, not take it back. And you had the French helping you, to do it, and you had a couple other people helping you, even the Mexicans, you know, before, you know, y'all had your beef and split, but, you know, everybody was just trying to fight against that, and once you split from it, y'all created the, the USA, and it's been a great country, right? Like, we set the standard for the entire world, and, it's kinda weird coming from someone like me, right? 'Cause I don't technically have any history here,↗

2:21:19Speaker 16I see the benefits and I see what it has made, and I don't see myself moving to another country 'cause, like, who, who's, who's, who's, who's just as good as this place? Like, I'd rather you guys keep your culture. I don't like this immigration that's happening. I don't like all the Indians coming. I have major beef with Indians actually because they're basically ruining, my career where I'm at at the moment, and, so I, I don't like them at all. I can, I can go on a↗

2:21:48Ian MalcolmMay I ask if it was legal or illegal migration that, impacted↗

2:21:52Speaker 16your job? it-- Okay, so all the-- Any-- actually both, 'cause I'm gonna, explain something. Indians, even though they come over here legally on H-1B, they, they actually abuse a rule that allows them to bring their family over. And once they come over, no one, no one calls it out, like it's not-- no one comes in legally to stop them, because they want this, especially in Texas, right? And so it's like they are coming over here illegally a lot, actually.↗

2:22:29Speaker 14All right, and, Well, I, I appreciate your honest opinions, by the way. You sound like an intellectual man who, who sees the nuance of certain things. how do, how do you interact with the other African American community members that you're around? Do they share the same sentiments as you? And do you, do you try to express your points of view to them and try to help hold them to a higher standard, you know, to try to build a better future for the Africans that live within America?↗

2:23:00Speaker 16I used to try to do that, I don't anymore. I am, I'm kinda on the Thomas Sowell and Eric July train with that of like Trying to like relate to them, it didn't work because unfortunately they're too in, instilled in that black, brainwashing of the civil rights. You know, it's, it's the white's fault, that we need to get reparations, we need to take back what is ours, we help build America, et cetera, et cetera. All lies, all communist lies actually. I learned about that later, right? At first I just thought, oh, okay, so it was basically just to give them rights, but no, it was literally a↗

2:23:40Speaker 16Down that whole rabbit hole ten years ago. But, and the other thing is, there's unfortunately, because of that, every black I run into, like, most of the time, they're all, even if they're intellectual, they are still in that brainwashing of, "Well, like, we-- that black supremacist talking, right?" But the, it's more of that civil rights talk.↗

2:24:04Speaker 16So today, Yeah, go ahead, Joanne.↗

2:24:07Speaker 15No, I wanted to ask, have you noticed that how they, literally subverted your con-- your culture by like giving you this language that makes you sound dumb, and then, like glamorizing this, like, gangbanger life, you know, like, just to literally keep you down, because if, if that wasn't happening, you wouldn't be suffering this. You know, like, more people need to, to realize that that happens so that they stop doing it, because it's crazy.↗

2:24:36Speaker 16Well, I'm sure you guys already know the story about that what happened to the black community. You know, at first I didn't really believe a lot of it, but actually I went down again rabbit hole, and then of course you have a lot of, rappers like Ice Cube and, and of course the singers like Michael Jackson being the main mainstream people who like revealed that this is technically what happened in the black community, that, you know, they came in and essentially, destroyed our-- I mean, everything they did actually is basically what they did to us as slaves, I'm with my grandmother, my, my grandmother when she was a kid, she was literally, born on a plantation, in Tennessee. So,↗

2:25:13Speaker 16like everything that the blacks are doing now is technically what slaves are, slaves were like, like, they couldn't read, they weren't allowed to read, they were basically, their clothing was always tattered, or they had the, the worst clothing, like they, they weren't able to have, like, they had music, but the, the slave owners actually discouraged it because they knew the power of↗

2:25:33Speaker 16it. This is just the same thing that happened 200 or so years ago, and it's still happening now because the same people are in charge. And- It's George Orwell.↗

2:25:45Speaker 15And those people are the Jews. I think God doesn't know who is the people- 100%. Yeah, yeah.↗

2:25:52Speaker 14So, yeah, yeah. Yeah, no, I agree↗

2:25:54Speaker 15with everything. Sorry, don't forget, Mr.↗

2:25:56Speaker 14Oh, my bad, Joanne. Anytime you wanna talk, you, you talk the least, so I don't, I don't wanna, you know, step on you So w- I understand your frustrations because, you know, unfortunately, the Jews and their media has poisoned, much of the African American people and their culture, so you might feel like you're losing a battle. However, I talked to other intelligent African Americans, and they, they are on the idea that they are trying to gather the ones that there's hope for, and then separate themselves From the ones who will forever be lost, if you understand what I'm saying. And, how, how do you feel about that? Essentially,↗

2:26:43Speaker 14get, you know, uniting and gathering with other intelligent African Americans that are aspiring for something more and, essentially allying themselves with the, with the European Americans, essentially si-similar to back in the day with almost what Malcolm X and, George Lincoln Rockwell were aiming for, you know? They were both nationalists, they're both pro their own people, and they're working together, because they want the best for their own people, sort of voluntary segregation, if you will.↗

2:27:16Speaker 16I, I actually have thought about that, and my answer has been for a while is, it's not gonna work. There's too little of us, unfortunately. Like, there's, it's way too few of us. Like, I, I have, it's rare when I run into a person like that. And I've been, I travel the US, you know, from New York to LA to, St. Louis. I've been everywhere essentially, and- You do run into some smart blacks essentially, but they're usually like, you can tell that there's, that they still have that ingrained, like there's always one part of them that's still in that civil rights mindset. So the, the African Americans, you know, like, it'll be, it'll be nice if we hooked up, right? For instance, but it's kind of like with the, Chinese and the, the Japanese, the Asians back then when they were, brought here, essentially, or when they were like prisoners, or you can call them slaves↗

2:28:06Speaker 16themselves with the whites, and they just had to endure, right? They didn't, it, it, they didn't basically get to have their own identity until ages later, you know, when we have more immigration from China and, and the other Asian companies, countries. So, I think right now, I think the closest I would say to that would have been, like Africans from, Nigeria, for instance. You know, they're some of the most intelligent people I've ever met, honestly, even in my career, and those That, that, there's some hope there, but with everything that's going on right now, it's unfortunately, again, it's not enough.↗

2:28:39Speaker 14So what do you fore- You said that it, it's almost like you seem like it might be a bit hopeless or there's not enough. So what, what do you foresee the outcome of what's going on? What do you foresee will be the future for the African Americans and maybe their relationship with the American Europeans?↗

2:28:57Speaker 16It's, it's bad, it's bad. I think it's gonna be really bad because unfortunately the brainwashing is, like, again, I lived, I lived around them, I still sometimes live around them when I go, visit my family, in, like, the, you know, the South, the Deep, a very Black city, but, you can't, it's too ingrained. It will take generations to, like, fix that, and not, and, you know, we've thrown enough money at it with welfare and, and civil, and civil, programs, it just, and look where From that, one out of ten, one hundred, one billion, right? It, it doesn't work. So I think, when, when we get to that, unfortunately, when we get to it, there's only one answer is gonna, come from it. It's gonna be some type of conflict, unfortunately, and someone's gonna get hurt.↗

2:29:47Speaker 16that, that's-- I keep, I keep running that through my brain every so often, and unfortunately, that's the one thing that keeps coming up.↗

2:29:53Speaker 14Yeah, and, and, and I do agree that that is a↗

2:30:01Speaker 14In a possible purge happening, would you, again, that goes back to my original question, would you and other intelligent African American people, would you feel compelled to align with the other African Americans that would be going against what Europeans have fought for, or would you say, hey, we want something better for ourselves, we, we're gonna align with the European Americans in this so-called race war? War, because we, we're looking for a brighter future of the outcome.↗

2:30:39Speaker 16There's, there's the prison answer, right? That's one of the answers that will come up, is, you know, in prison, you don't get to, say that, you don't get to choose, you, you're either with the blacks or you're, you're dead. So, unfortunately, that's one of the, paths that I see in that. The other path is, I'm, I'm assuming you're, you're asking, would, would, Correct.↗

2:31:02Speaker 14Would you, yeah, because then, you know, then you would have, you're, you're looking to aspire for a greater future, and, let's just say, let, let's just put the shoe on the other foot here, and Ian, I, I want you to ask your questions, and, and, and, and I'm sure you'll have some, questions that you wanna ask from a different angle or whatever angle you have. But let's put the shoe on a different foot here. Let's imagine that this country was founded by Africans, and, and Culture and, and the Africans felt some sort of sympathy, if you will, for the intelligent whites and the-- and we had some intelligent whites that would say, "Hey, we don't wanna be like these other bad guys, these other bad Europeans. we want to-- we, we see a brighter future for ourselves, so we're gonna work with you and ally with you so that way we can build a better future because we don't wanna live in, in the direction that it's going."↗

2:32:02Speaker 16Yeah, a hundred percent, definitely, and with a caveat.↗

2:32:08Speaker 16There's a caveat to that. Yeah, unless the answer is yes.↗

2:32:10Speaker 14Yeah. What's↗

2:32:14Speaker 16the caveat? The caveat is, even if I say yes, right? If I'm on the side of the person who says yes, you gotta think about the other people, because there's gonna be other people, Africans who are like-↗

2:32:27Speaker 16these guys are too different. I don't know if I like them, right? You're gonna have that feeling, and so they're not gonna be fully assimilated into the culture because the cultures are just too different. And that's how I feel as a black guy, as a, a African American who, who aligns more with the European culture is essentially, even though it- I know, I don't know how you guys feel about Paul Miller, but he said something very interesting that even I had to the south is, even if the good, the good people on one tribe comes into his tribe, there's always gonna be people who are like, "You're not, you're not the same as me." And so you're gonna, unfortunately, like this is the problem with desegrega-segregation, unfortunately, is you're gonna always have some people who are gonna not like it, and they're gonna push against it, even if they're good.↗

2:33:16Speaker 14Correct. That's why we're pushing for essentially a voluntary segregation. That was, one of the things that we had, was freedom of association. So, you know, Africans should be able to have an African community, African businesses, and say, "No, no, we're not gonna let any whites and or Europeans, if↗

2:33:35Speaker 14The, you know, the European Americans, aka the whites, you know, you're gonna, it, it would just be healthy if people were to have their own areas and then, as some folks put it, you know, be able to, discuss and have conversations and, you know, do whatever they feel like outside of miscegenation, in, in the more common areas, if you will, but there should definitely be territories for the different kinds, you know, and then you would just-- it, it just comes down to respecting One another, I, I reckon respecting each other's, the, respecting the different, races, if you will.↗

2:34:14Speaker 16And yeah, that's correct, Chris. like, I love my, I love my people. I'm not gonna, I'm not here as a hater of 'em. I really love 'em. that's why I try to improve their lives, that's why I tried. I've been through so much shit, actually, like I've been through so much of trying to help 'em, and I, I'm, I'm, I don't know if you guys know about Eric July, but I'm kinda where he is, where he has tried to help like as many black people as possible, but unfortunately,↗

2:34:42Speaker 16they've just, they pushed back. It's the cr- the crabs in a barrel mentality, they, they, they almost violently, right? So, and I'm, I'm, I got, you know, this is my life, this, I only have a limited time on this earth↗

2:34:57Speaker 16And so I just, I haven't given up, but like, there's better things I can do, which is kinda help. One thing I'm still concentrated on is getting our country back. Like, I wanted, I wanted to be peaceful, and I want us to evolve and improve and innovate. Like, innovation is one of my biggest 'cause I'm sort of scientific, so I love technology, and I can-↗

2:35:17Speaker 16I don't want us getting involved in this, this race war because it's petty high school culture crap. It's stupid.↗

2:35:26Speaker 14I, I, I do understand, your, your feelings towards, what may seem a bit blackpilling or hopelessness, but don't give up, you know, people are waking up every day, especially within your community, the African American community, and, and, and you're just ahead of the curve, and you seem very intelligent, and the African American community needs leaders to step up and speak the truth. So I know it's tiresome, and, yeah, I know sometimes you feel like you're alone, but just keep up the fight, keep on Your community and trying to reach out to, other members of your community and also the European Americans who, who may be racist and stuff like that, and, and, and just try to, find the common ground so that way our, our, both of our peoples can benefit. Ian, do, do you have any questions or, or comments? Well, yeah,↗

2:36:13Ian Malcolmso a couple things I, I wanted to throw out. So first and foremost, I, I just want to be, clear. So, so differences and similarities between Chris's and, my ideologies Areas where we somewhat diverge, and that's a totally healthy, good thing, and I just wanna call that out. so when, when he said earlier that, that he had a view, I just wanna be clear cut that that's his, and that there might be areas of, of somewhat differentiation between the two of us. Again, that's a good and healthy thing, and I always welcome lots of different opinions on all of this subject matter. I think it's actually really helpful for everybody. when it comes to the diversity aspect of, of everybody living together or living apart↗

2:36:55Ian MalcolmI envision that for the United States, the best solution to a lot of this stuff is first and foremost to get the common denominator of the problem away from us in terms of power and influence, right? That needs to end. I'm not saying anything kinetic or violent or anything along those lines. I'm just saying there's a clear control mechanism that is detrimental to everybody, and that needs to cease and desist first and foremost. Once that happens, I believe that the United States is likely best suited With the Balkanization and what that could, could take shape in, in terms of logistics, is people agreeing, like Chris was saying, to go their separate ways and say, okay, this for this group, that for that group. We're all gonna go do our thing, we're gonna trade with each other, we're gonna build back communities that are somewhat homogeneous, that absolutely has to happen for Europe, for what it's worth, and it needs to be much more clear-cut there. The Germans get Germany, the French get France, right? In the United States, it'll be balkanized↗

2:37:55Ian Malcolmway to go about this. That's not to say that everybody's at one another's throat, and that doesn't mean that it's an end to all diversity. If people wanna live in a diverse community, go for it. The thing I want to absolutely get rid of is social engineering by a group of people that control all the means of entertainment, of media, and of education. That is what I find grossly unreasonable. If people have a natural proclivity to prefer certain groups of people, there is no reason another group of people Should be able to brainwash and propagandize them into going against that which is natural. That is the very reason I believe that people are countlessly on SSRIs, because we live in a society that is so backwards, it is so unnatural, that people have to be drugged into accepting and tolerating it, which is literally what's happening. You've now got thirty to forty percent of all Americans with prescriptions for SSRI drugs to either address, let's say, depression Anxiety or any other psychological impairment. That is why I think this is happening, 'cause we are basically fish living in toxic water created by this group of people. So, the balkanization, I think that that's reasonable. White people have their space, black people have their space, br-- let's just loosely call them brown and yellow people have their spaces, and those that want and choose and have a predilection for diversity, go for it. And all those groups can exist and coexist, and everything can be just fine. I think that's That's a perfectly reasonable way for the United States to prospectively envision a future state. Now, that would be done democratically, be done diplomatically, it would be done in a way that was designed to be fair for the masses and all those kinds of things. Some people might think that's a really unreasonable suggestion, and they're welcome to those takes. but that is, that's the thing, Christopher, that I have the huge problem with. If somebody has a proclivity, they wanna go and be with somebody of a different race, go for it. Who am I to tell them↗

2:39:55Ian Malcolmposition to say that the television, that it shouldn't brainwash everybody in my community into something that they otherwise wouldn't participate in, which doesn't just go for love lives. This goes for, for violence, it goes for crime, it goes for prostitution Were it not for the normalization of OnlyFans and Kim Kardashian and Sophie Rain or whatever it is, right? Young women wouldn't want to become literal whores, but instead we live in a society where that is being glamorized. That has to end. We gotta go back to a society that just a generation ago, that would have been outlandish to suggest that society would romanticize being a literal prostitute, and yet here we are. And what do you know? It's the same group of people pushing out The porn, pushing out the OnlyFans, pushing out the interracial everything, all of it's got to go away. So, so there's just a couple thoughts. Let's go to Joanne, get some, of her opinions and takes, and then we'll go down to, Ishma.↗

2:40:55Speaker 15Oh, no, I'm loving this. And guys, please repost this space and follow Ian and Chris, and if you guys go to it, I will also repost it. And this is such a great con-conversation, Ian, so thank you. It, it, who's next is-↗

2:41:08Speaker 14It's IO, it's actually, I have the list right here and, and Ishma is on there, however her hand didn't come up until later, so, forgive me, but she's towards the bottom of the list, it would be IO Hazard is next, if that's alright. Yeah, go for it. I don't have anything currently. Oh, okay.↗

2:41:25Speaker 15Well, well, you don't have↗

2:41:27Speaker 14anything currently, and your hand was raised. Well, what the heck is going on? All right, we'll go to the next one. I'm, I'm↗

2:41:32Ian Malcolmdealing with my, my crying baby. No, lots of love, God bless. Love, love to the child as well, my friend.↗

2:41:40Speaker 14God bless. God bless. All right, then, thank you so much for your patience. Next in line would be Code Ghost. Thank you. What's on your mind↗

2:41:51Speaker 14Oh, you left the right next in line would be Mr. Patient Andy. Andy, what's on your mind? I've seen you've been throwing those thumbs down here and there. Are you-- What's your, what you got on all this? I was throwing the↗

2:42:00Speaker 17thumbs down, I didn't mean to do that. Sorry, but I mean, yeah, with the social engineering, it's completely ridiculous and nobody likes it. I mean, I've seen a lot of instances where a black male athlete marries a white woman, and you have a lot of people in the black community in their comments absolutely attacking them, calling them a race traitor, attacking the woman. So it's not just so both sides of this, whites and blacks, are not happy with the social engineering from what I've seen. I mean, so the difference is I don't think there's a lot of black people that are awake to the fact fact that maybe it's the Jews, they just look at it from a racism perspective, like you have a black woman like, "Oh my god, this white woman stole one of our guys," and then you have other black guys that are upset, and then it just turns into more of a racial thing rather than like, "Hey, who's actually behind this?"↗

2:42:50Speaker 17I mean, I'm more recently red-pilled on this issue probably in the last year, so if this starts coming up again next sports season, like I think that, that's gonna be a really good opportunity to red-pill people because it's absolutely ridiculous that People just fight over this, which is what they want, without addressing the underlying cause, and I think that is what we are gonna be doing a lot of this year, as I've said, you have the Kamala Anthony trial coming up, God help us all, you're gonna literally have people riot if an actual murderer goes to prison. And yeah, Ian was entirely right, you rarely see the black woman with the white man, they don't- Because they want white men to not, they want white men to be angry and dejected and not reproduce, so they want white women going off and getting with black people, and then white men to just be single, alone, angry, and be like, "Oh well, society's broken, we're not gonna get married, we're hopeless," instead of trying to take our society back. They just want us to look at this and feel dejected and be like, "The blacks are stealing our women, it's the blacks' fault," instead of, "No, the Jews are pushing this." Interracial marriage and like, look, if someone's gonna get interracial, like, I'm not gonna jump down someone's throat for getting inter-racially married, but we also need to address the fact that It is getting intentionally pushed. You see these commercials, you s-see some stats as well for diversity in commercials, like I remember seeing someone complain, like Elon commented under something about like all these black people in commercials in the United Kingdom, and you look at the United Kingdom, like they, they have a lower black population than the United States, but they were forcing them into all those ads because they want to push this multiculturalism. And yeah, I do believe every p-group has the right to live in prosperity. But it shouldn't be about mixing in conflict. They think every race, group should be able to live in prosperity on their own, and that's not racist, that's just being a realist. And I think most black people would agree with that as well. I think, I think Muslims that are immigrating to Europe, they would be very happy if we stopped bombing their countries and they were able to go back home to their countries being prosperous as well. It's all groups.↗

2:45:09Speaker 14I agree, and, they, they probably would enjoy living if they weren't being bombed and, and taken advantage of and stuff like that. And, and I know some people are, are, you know, against maybe standing up, against miscegenation, that I'm currently in a, a sort of court case right now, update on that. I, I told a young white lady at the gas station to stay away from black guys, half white babies, white babies are adorable. I will definitely speak my mind on that sort of thing. I believe white women should stop m-mixing because we, we do need more white babies. And, my lawyer just told me a few days ago that, when I go in front of a jury and have my trial, that if we lose, that the judge is gonna give me the maximum penalty, which will be a felony, and I believe up to a year in In, in jail, and that means I'll lose my right to bear arms, among other things. So, you know, I'll, I'll speak my mind on that and my thoughts on that. Wait, did you get a↗

2:46:11Speaker 17felony charge for saying you should have white babies?↗

2:46:15Speaker 14Well, here it gets a little bit further. So I told her that, and the black guy that she was with said, "Nigga, what'd you say?" He was saying "nigga this, nigga that" the entire time in the gas station, walking around with this white girl. I told her that, and then he said, "Nigga, what'd you say?" And he came up to me in a fight pose, you know, trying to be aggressive. I said multiple times, "We'll step outside and have a conversation, so I can↗

2:46:44Speaker 14I said, I'm not gonna hit you, I'll hug you. And, and I got so fatigued with it, I told him, "He's acting like the N word, okay?" That's when everyone in the gas station all of a sudden then got uppity, saw me as the villain, called the police on me. The police hit me with a disorderly conduct, then, and they said it was because I used the N word. And then when, when I went to court, it was just supposed to be regular county court, when I went to Charge and say that it's not disorderly conduct. They told me there when I was there for court, they pulled me out to the side and said, "Hey, I just wanna let you know your court is cancelled today." They told me this while I was at court. They didn't tell me before, so I didn't show up. They told me while I was at court, "Your, your court date's been cancelled," and they escalated this to the state, so now it's the state of Wisconsin versus me. So, yeah, that's the best. That is↗

2:47:39Speaker 15insane, Christopher. Oh↗

2:47:44Speaker 14All right, and, and, and, and do you all have any response to him before we move on to the next speaker? Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. It's↗

2:47:50Speaker 17completely ridiculous, like, yeah, like, sure, if someone wants to be offended at you using that word, sure, they have a right to be offended. Is that a criminal offense? Absolutely, it is not a criminal offense, and you, you, people shouldn't be- Walking around saying I'm weird this, I'm weird that, like, just talk civilly in proper English for the love of God. It isn't like that difficult, I'm sorry if that offends anyone, but use proper English. And it's just ridiculous. And that's not a felony, it's not a disorderly conduct, you didn't lay your hands on anyone. Like, sure, if they wanna try to cancel you from your job over that, then sure, that's up to you, whatever. If someone uses that word, no one try to cancel someone over it. But that's↗

2:48:34Speaker 17Criminal statute about that. I mean, like Charlie Kirk said it best, there's hate speech, there's ugly speech, there's hate speech, there's disgusting speech, but all of it's protected under the First Amendment, and your right, right to use that word is protected under the First Amendment. There's no- Well, from,↗

2:48:53Speaker 14from what my lawyer was telling me, he was saying that it w- it will be, a unique case because there's something known as, I forget what he was saying, dude, it was so bizarre. It was something along the lines of, "This is what it is in layman's terms, I'll explain." Is essentially the, back in the '60s or something, they passed some sort of laws so now they can determine whether your speech is considered- Considered valuable speech or not, and so there's not really freedom of speech because they, there is now like, was your speech even valuable to begin with, sort of thing. So now they're determining what speech is allowed and what speech isn't, so it's like, dude, that's not what the founding fathers stood for. Ian, Ian.↗

2:49:43Ian MalcolmYeah, let's, maybe go to the next speaker.↗

2:49:47Speaker 14Alright, thank you so much for, for sharing your thoughts, Andy. The Real Channel, thank you so much for your patience. What's on your mind today?↗

2:49:55Speaker 18thank you. yeah, I was in, the pill, just, you know, reacting and, Ian invited me to come up. I didn't, I didn't think he wanted me to, but I'm, I'm thankful for the invite. I'm gonna speak the truth, no matter who, who it offends, you may kick me off the stage, I won↗

2:50:15Speaker 18in terms of this conversation, the first one I'll start with is just the language. I'm a linguist, so it's hard to like listen to conversations and watch language be misused, and I think that's where the con-confusion starts with, between black and African American. I feel there's a big identity crisis just between those two terms, which creates a lot of problems to begin with, right?↗

2:50:37Speaker 18there was mentions of crime and IQ and things like that, and it's like, you know- We talk about crime, we talk about race, and then, you know, automatically it's, black people do X, Y, Z. First of all, like I said, I don't, I'm a, I'm a, I'm a person of melanated background, that's the best way I'll say it, 'cause I'm not even a hundred percent sure yet, if I'm African. So I don't identify with the term black. it just seems silly. We don't call Asian people yellow people, and we don't call Spanish people green or brown.↗

2:51:08Ian MalcolmIs↗

2:51:09Speaker 18I just, I'm just, I'm just a human. I'm just, I was born in America, so I'll, I'll call myself an American, if that, that stands.↗

2:51:16Ian MalcolmSo we need to be very specific 'cause you're, you wanna play, let's say, people around the verbiage here. So what would you wanna be defined as? I guess, I guess what I look like, so I↗

2:51:26Speaker 18guess I'll be African. Okay, so, so black. Yeah. African. are you- Yeah, I do understand. Yeah, so yeah, the, the reason why is because the same way, like, if you meet certain people, they'll say they're Irish, they'll say they're, they're, they're Jewish, they'll say they're Scottish, we don't call them just white, right? So it seems- I mean, lots, lots of, lots of people would call them white. A-lot, lots of people would call them white, but what they, what they call themselves, right? But I don't wanna go into↗

2:51:55Speaker 18I wouldn't say it's strange because I feel like even when, and, and, and this is to, to talk on the side of, the FBA, 'cause I like, who, where is, where is he at, Truth Seeker? He was talking about, was it Truth Seeker? No, it's probably somebody before him mentioned up, how they're not FBA, and I'm like, I'm with you on that, I'm not with the FBA either because, yeah, it was me, it was me. Yeah, and, and Than the, the term black, right? But if you say, "Exactly. " You understand what I'm saying? So it's silly, so that's, that's why I say I don't like the, the term black, period. It doesn't, doesn't make sense to me. But to go further onto what I was saying with the crime rate and stuff like that, I have posted a pill that, with the, the term they call whites com- I had said six, but the number was four times more crimes than black people, but yet the prison system is filled with three Than whites, and it's like, how does that mathematically make sense? It doesn't, right? So it comes down to s- what I call a systematic problem. Now, there's another term that's been thrown around- Just↗

2:53:00Ian Malcolmto ensure you're saying that what percent of prisons are black? Three to five percent. Three,↗

2:53:06Speaker 18three to five times more black people fill up the prison system than any other race. Than, than whites? Yes.↗

2:53:13Ian MalcolmI'll look into that. I think it's about, I think prisons are about, prison populations are about 20%. And you're↗

2:53:17Speaker 18saying that whites commit more crimes than the Africans? Crimes, not just homicide, 'cause somebody said in there homicide, yeah, and you're saying whites commit more crimes by far↗

2:53:27Speaker 14because it's more white people. And then, and you're saying white, whites commit more crimes, but the prison system is filled with more blacks.↗

2:53:34Speaker 18Yes.↗

2:53:36Speaker 18That's, that's, that's, that's, like I said, I, I just post the truth. You can fact- Anybody, I, I tell people, "Yeah, no, that's true, that's true." I, I think the number of crimes is↗

2:53:43Speaker 19pretty vague though, like not all crimes are equal, right?↗

2:53:51Speaker 18True,↗

2:53:54Ian Malcolmbut I, I posted in the pill, I posted in the pill, you can see the number of crimes. Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on, hang that is a, approximately, it's actually over, it's about two and a half x representation, which means they're drastically overrepresented relative to their proportion of the population. Now that being said, we can discuss the number of total crimes, but I think everyone in this space, or at least I hope most people, are intelligent enough to understand the concept of per capita. So, real Channel Zero. Would you agree that almost across every single category of crime, as documented by the FBI in their crime statistics, that blacks relative to whites are overrepresented in almost every single rendition of crime?↗

2:54:52Ian Malcolmyeah, that's, and↗

2:54:53Speaker 18that's, am I speaking? I don't know. You, you are. Can you hear me? Okay. Yes. and that, that, that comes down to a population number, right? So if you have a lower number, you have a lower per capita. No, no, no, no.↗

2:55:02Ian MalcolmHang on. Do you, first of all, is you understand the, the term per capita, right? I know it's per one thousand, one hundred thousand people. Yes, I know. Okay, so what would, how↗

2:55:13Speaker 18And that's what I was saying, it comes down to population. You asked me in the poll, is thirteen, what, what was the percentage of white crimes or something? Something you asked in the poll, and it's thirteen point, seven is what I replied to you with, meaning if we're only, if, Black people, African American, whichever one you wanna pick, represents thirteen point seven of the population, and their crime, their, their numbers of crime to, in relation to their population size, then their per capita is gonna be higher than whites. So yes,↗

2:55:43Speaker 18If we're talking about crimes, period, right? Not just per capita, because remember the white population has a bigger population, by far. Yes, but do you understand how↗

2:55:52Ian Malcolmthat's a really dumb argument? So if you, if you↗

2:55:56Speaker 14take the per capita for crimes committed, it's not a... Wouldn't, wouldn't, wait, wait, wouldn't, if you took per capita for crimes committed between populations, wouldn't that per capita translate straight to the jails and why per capita there would be more blacks in prison than whites?↗

2:56:14Speaker 18No, because the black pop-population is way↗

2:56:16Ian Malcolmsmaller.↗

2:56:31Ian MalcolmOh, no↗

2:56:43Speaker 18I don't know, maybe five per capita. I don't know.↗

2:56:46Ian MalcolmWait, five per capita? We don't have to go per capita. We don't have to go per capita. We don't have to go per capita. We don't have to go per capita. We don't have to go per capita.↗

2:56:57Speaker 18We don't have↗

2:56:58Ian Malcolmto go per capita. We don't have to go per capita. We don't have to go per capita. We don't↗

2:57:04Speaker 18have to go per capita. We↗

2:57:05Ian Malcolmdon't have to go per capita. We don't have to go per capita. We don't A tiger. Okay, but if a tiger has killed far fewer people in the United States, how can that make sense if the pit bull kills more people?↗

2:57:21Speaker 18Easy, 'cause regardless if the tiger's scarier, it's still the pit bull that kills more people.↗

2:57:26Ian MalcolmWhy is that the case?↗

2:57:29Speaker 18Because there's more pit bulls.↗

2:57:32Ian Malcolmokay. So people have more prevalence to be around pit bulls, even though the tiger is scarier and clearly more dangerous. Now my point here is that when you have a group of people, or in this case, an animal, it doesn't negate the fact that it's more dangerous because there are fewer or more of a certain incident that might occur, in this case, being attacked by the animal. The tiger is clearly more dangerous. Black people are clearly more criminal. Their per capita representation doesn't negate it, actually demonstrates the problem. And a better way to put this, maybe, that maybe in case that one didn't relay to you, right? If every midget was homicidal There was only five midgets per thousand people, so therefore they commit less crime or less murder than all the normal people. It wouldn't negate that midgets were extremely dangerous because all of them are committing crime. Do, do you understand this?↗

2:58:35Speaker 18I, I get your analogy, but now if you're gonna stick to your analogy, I had other points I wanted to make, I didn't really wanna stick to this. But we really gotta unpack this↗

2:58:41Ian Malcolmbecause a lot of black people seem incapable of understanding this.↗

2:58:44Speaker 18So, so with your analogy, right? That would mean, right, that we're gonna see more pit bulls in jail, but we don't. No,↗

2:58:53Ian Malcolmwe, we, we actually don't. So why do we see so many more pit bulls that are actually put to death by police officers than German shepherds or other breeds of dogs like Labrador retrievers that there are far more of?↗

2:59:06Speaker 18Because people trust the pit bull more, same way people trust pit bulls. No, no, no. We just, we already just agreed that people↗

2:59:14Ian Malcolmtrust pit bulls more than Labrador Retrievers.↗

2:59:19Speaker 20Where he's going with this, Ian, he's just saying, all he's saying is that there's a large amount of black people in jail because of the judicial system, they get arrested more, profiled more, more convictions. That's where he's going with this. I think what he's,↗

2:59:33Ian MalcolmI think what he's trying to do is trying to say number is bigger for the number of white crimes next to black crimes, and therefore white people bad. And that's not how black people↗

2:59:44Speaker 18work. That's not, if I could finish speaking, that's not↗

2:59:48Speaker 14Alright, so if we go back to the midgets thing, everyone starts to talk on top of each other, so I had to hit the mute. So I like the idea with the midgets thing. So imagine if all the midgets that exist were criminals, just, let's just say all of them for the extreme case, okay? And then white people were committing crimes, okay? And the white-- There's more white people than there are midgets, and the white people were committing crimes, but their crimes were more than the midgets, but in the prison Then there would be a lot of midgets, there would be more midgets in a jail than there would be white people. Do, do you, does that make sense to you?↗

3:00:33Speaker 14You can speak.↗

3:00:36Speaker 15Maybe it's a whole mute.↗

3:00:38Speaker 18Yeah, yeah, you, you're continuously muting me, so I don't-↗

3:00:41Speaker 15Yeah, it's, it's, sorry. Go for it. Okay. All↗

3:00:43Speaker 18right. All right. So, again, right? Like, like Uncle Tom said, right? In terms of proportionate, stuff, if there's way more white people committing crimes, whether it's per capita or not, whether they're more criminal or not, or they're more dangerous or not, numerically it should still be more white people than blacks in jail. That doesn't make sense↗

3:01:05Ian MalcolmIt,↗

3:01:05Speaker 18it, it is correct because if I have a hundred thousand people and I, you can go to the pill, I put it right there. If three hundred and eighty thousand people, white people, have homicide, since I wanna stick to homicide, and then there's only a hundred and eighty thousand black people that commit homicide, based on, I guess, the delegations of the judicial system around, more white people should be in jail than black. And↗

3:01:25Ian Malcolmpause, pause. Can you define the word↗

3:01:28Speaker 18delegation? How the judicial system decides to make or, give sentences for this topic. But what,↗

3:01:38Speaker 20what he's, what he's saying is true. It's absolutely true. No, no, what he's saying is not true. It is, yeah. No, no, it's not true. He put it in the paper. Hang↗

3:01:46Ian Malcolmon, this is literally, hang on. This is insane. To suggest that because there is more of something, therefore there has to be more of that thing in prison is ridiculous.↗

3:01:56Speaker 20No, no, you're just talking past each other. You guys are- Exactly. And I, I keep getting cut off, but I didn't wanna↗

3:02:01Speaker 18stick on that point, but I guess you wanted to stick on it and then try to prove it false when the numbers are there, the numbers don't lie. What numbers do you think are being- If, if, if, if truck drivers get into a hundred thousand accidents and regular passenger car drivers, sedans get into fifty thousand, a hundred, there's still fifty more thousand truck drivers that got- it's- It's clear as day, there's nothing to debate.↗

3:02:23Ian MalcolmWait,↗

3:02:23Speaker 18wait, wait, hang on, hang↗

3:02:24Ian Malcolmon, hang on. I'm so↗

3:02:25Speaker 15lost on the whole thing.↗

3:02:25Ian MalcolmYou just said if a hundred thousand truck drivers get into an accident and fifty thousand minivans get into an accident, there's fifty thousand more, there's nothing else to debate. What does that even mean? What are you trying to even say? It's simple mathematics. Well, let's start with the math. No, I don't know what you're even saying.↗

3:02:43Speaker 18Then there is↗

3:02:45Ian MalcolmPoint were you trying to make with the minivan and truck driver scenario? I'm so confused. Let me, let me, let me, let me get this. That's confusing. Let's start↗

3:02:52Speaker 14with the basic of the math. We have to start with the basic of the math first. Let's start with the basic of the math to see if we can even get- I didn't want to harp on this↗

3:02:58Speaker 18point, but go ahead.↗

3:02:59Speaker 14Yeah, let's start with the basics of the math, okay? Could you tell me percentage-wise, even if you just want to guess, I'm not asking And that, then I can see that this conversation is spinning its wheels and we need to get to the next speaker. So please give me some guesstimates for what percentage of- I already,↗

3:03:23Speaker 18I already, I already agree with you. Just reiterate I already agree, and I'll reiterate it again, because of population size, the percentage in the black community is going to be higher than in the white community. However, that doesn't-- No.↗

3:03:37Speaker 14Give me the, give me the basic numbers so we can do the math. So give me the basic numbers. Okay. If↗

3:03:41Speaker 18we wanna say in the black community, twenty-- forty-five percent, let's just say forty-five percent p-- people commit crimes, right? And in the white community, it's only five percent. That would mean black people commit more crimes than white↗

3:03:57Speaker 18Got it. Right, so I said, I already agreed with you when you said that, but for some reason, okay. So let's, let's do the,↗

3:04:02Speaker 14let's, let's, let's do, let's just make the numbers easier. So if it's fifty percent blacks that commit crime, and then it's ten percent of the whites that commit crime, well then, if you had five hundred people, five hundred whites committing crime, the-- and it's ten percent of them, then that would equate to fifty people being in jail, okay? If you had two hundred blacks, because Smaller population, but they commit fifty percent of the crime. Well, then there would be a hundred blacks in jail. There's more white people than there is blacks, but because of the percentages, there would be more. You see how, you see the math right there? I see the math, what I'm trying to tell you is if you, if you-- Well, that's what's happening.↗

3:04:43Speaker 18I get that. If you wanna raise the numbers, correct, it's still, you-- And, and your example, you said fifty white people, fifty white people compared to two hundred black people.↗

3:04:56Ian MalcolmI'm gonna tr-we're gonna try to play some basic mathematics. So here are the numbers, Real Zero Channel. Okay? According to Grok, thirty-one percent of inmates are white non-Hispanic, and thirty-five percent of inmates are black. Now, given rough estimations that I will let, let you make, what is the per capita representation of whites to blacks in the penal system? Can you do that basic mathematics for us?↗

3:05:29Speaker 18Based on just that, that's what I was at one, one point two to one, like it's not, it's, it's relatively equivalent based on those numbers, but I'll, I'll try to walk you↗

3:05:40Ian Malcolmthrough the math. Let's, let's make it even easier for you. What percent of America is white? Can we go back to where Christopher was? No, no, no, no, no. What per-cent? We'll see if you can do some basic math. Alright, so we're gonna confirm my, my, my understanding. No, you can gaslight↗

3:05:58Speaker 18Oh, like this mute shit is corny. If you want me to respond, like, like I can control myself. I don't have the ability to answer the question. What percent of America is white? I tried to answer it, but I was on mute. I'm on mute trying to answer it. Like, stop running around. Oh, yeah, that is that one percent of America is white. I, I already don't know. I had a whole nother point there. You don't know. Okay, I will make this super easy for you. Let's just↗

3:06:19Ian Malcolmuse sixty percent. Let What percent of America is black?↗

3:06:30Speaker 18I raised that thirteen point seven. Okay, and↗

3:06:31Ian Malcolmif thirty, let's say thirty-six to make it really easy for you, thirty-six percent of the inmates are black. So if sixty percent of the population is white, but only thirty percent of the inmates are white, and thirteen percent of the population is black, but thirty-six percent of inmates are black, how many times more likely are blacks in prison, white? He's already conceded this, Ian.↗

3:06:54Speaker 20Exactly.↗

3:06:57Ian MalcolmUncle, what, uncle, do not interrupt me again or I will drop you. What is the basic mathematics? How many more times likely are blacks to be imprisoned relative to whites? Can you do that basic mathematics for us?↗

3:07:13Speaker 18Ian, if I can respectfully ask, you already agreed to this. Can you answer my basic↗

3:07:18Ian Malcolmmathematical question?↗

3:07:22Speaker 18If you can't do it, just say, "Are you asking me for my mathematician? Are you trying to like, I'm, it's a very basic mathematical↗

3:07:27Ian Malcolmquestion. Can you answer that?" But I already agreed to it the first time you did it. No, so what is the number? Can you do the math for us? Give me the numbers again since you wanna just, you wanna match up. If sixty percent- This isn't- This should be, this should be extremely basic for even a ten-year-old. If sixty percent of a population is white, but thirty percent of the inmates are white, and thirteen percent of a population is black, but thirty-six percent of the inmates are black, how many times more likely are blacks imprisoned relative to whites?↗

3:07:59Ian MalcolmTwo to one. Get two to one! Can you, can you walk me-- No, try to walk me through the math 'cause you didn't got it.↗

3:08:08Speaker 18You said sixty percent and what was it, twenty percent in jail, thirty percent in jail? This is↗

3:08:14Ian Malcolmwild that we are witnessing this. Sixty percent of white population with thirty percent of the prison population versus thirteen percent which make up thirty-six percent. Let's try to make it even easier for you. What is the representation of white inmates? Relative to the white population, if it is sixty percent and thirty percent, can you do that math for us?↗

3:08:39Speaker 18It's a↗

3:08:41Ian Malcolmpoint five, right? Okay, point five. There we go, point five. All right, you got the first part. You, you, okay, so now the black is point five. I'm going on. You know what? No, no,↗

3:09:04Speaker 18You already did this, so I don't get your point of doing this, bro. You got it wrong the↗

3:09:08Ian Malcolmfirst time.↗

3:09:09Speaker 18I didn't, 'cause I didn't care. No, you didn't get it wrong 'cause you↗

3:09:12Ian Malcolmdidn't care. It's 'cause you can't↗

3:09:14Speaker 18do basic mathematics,↗

3:09:15Speaker 14and we're↗

3:09:15Speaker 18exposing↗

3:09:16Speaker 14that real time. Great, so you got it. So my eyes are-- All right, all right, all right. I think we under-- I think we're understanding that some people might not agree with per capita. Real channels, you↗

3:09:28Ian Malcolmsaid this isn't-- No, no, To basic math, but he is up here trying to debate the per capita representation amongst blacks. I would be utterly embarrassed if I were you, real channel zero. I would delete my account if I was in your situation. This is vital witness.↗

3:09:50Speaker 14Real channel, real channel. You got me worked up. I never hear this. I↗

3:09:54Speaker 18know I did because I, I was right that he wanted to win the argument. No, no, no, no, no,↗

3:10:00Ian Malcolmno, no,↗

3:10:01Speaker 14no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, Alright, yes. Okay, we're, we're moving on real channel. You said that wasn't, you wanted to get off, I'll give you, the chance to make a different point on a different subject, and then we're gonna move on to the next speaker. Thank you. Thank you. I really didn't,↗

3:10:14Speaker 18I wasted a lot of time on an argument we agreed on, but you know, no, you didn't agree, and you can't do the↗

3:10:18Ian Malcolmbasic math↗

3:10:19Speaker 18behind it. Yes, you, you proved I have a low IQ, right? Great.↗

3:10:28Ian MalcolmNo, no,↗

3:10:32Ian MalcolmFace while discussing statistics, really? This is wild to witness, and it's actually, for what it's worth, this is Dunning-Kruger perfectly represented and illustrated. Everybody go look it up. Actually, real Channel Zero. Do you know what Dunning-Kruger is? Can you define it loosely?↗

3:10:49Speaker 18All right, bro. Like I said, you asked the math question, I didn't answer it. Can you define Dunning-Kruger? What is Dunning-Kruger? When I answered it, I said point, I said point five, and I answered it correctly. Stop dod Listen, listen, you have the total control, bro. I'm not answering that question. No, define the word or I'm going↗

3:11:06Ian Malcolmto remove you.↗

3:11:08Speaker 18It's your space. I didn't come for that. So you can't define it. No, no, no, Christopher, this is very important to illustrate. I don't want to define you. I don't want to define you. This is very important to↗

3:11:15Ian Malcolmillustrate. If you don't want to speak, I'm going to mute you again and I'm going to ask you a question. You can either define the word or you can say I don't know. What you don't get to do is to pretend you know but you're not going to answer when you're clearly just being ignorant. And this is the problem with ignorant people, is they're not willing to admit their ignorance because they're insecure, which you are. So what is Dunning-Kruger?↗

3:11:40Speaker 18Chris, if you could be the voice of reason, I'm not answering that, and I don't-- If you wanna remove me, Ian, that's you. But it's okay↗

3:11:45Speaker 15to say that you don't know. No, I'm absolutely going to↗

3:11:48Speaker 18remove↗

3:11:48Ian Malcolmthat absolute idiot. Okay? Now, here is the problem. Alright, alright. Yeah, we had some disagreements. We disagreed on purpose. We disagreed on purpose. This is very important. This is very important to discuss. Low intellect individuals have unbridled arrogance because they're incapable of noting that they are fools. They will walk around↗

3:12:09Ian MalcolmLike arrogant, pompous children with no ability to recognize when they look foolish. It is a child walking into a doctor's office and saying, "I should only eat chocolate cereal all the time, and that's gonna make me healthy 'cause I like it," and then ignoring the dietary advice offered by a medical expert. Because they are fools. This is one of the biggest problems in America, is that fools have been pandered to. They have been coddled. They have been told that they are excellent, and that they can not ever be found, and that doesn't work. You've gotta be able to own up to the things that you're ignorant. If somebody came in and they asked me a historical question or one about intellect or genetics that I didn't know the answer to, I would say, "I have no idea." And I've done that on many topics. That is the, the, it's, it's the perfect evidence of somebody that is of intellect, that is of some kind of security, that is willing to recognize what they do and don't know, and when people won't, but they simultaneously demand that they are of superb intellect. It showcases the utter ignorance that has put us in this very position. People like that should be shamed. By society. And instead they're coddled, they're told that they're excellent, they're given a degree, a piece of paper that's utterly meaningless. It is the problem with Dunning-Kruger. For those that aren't familiar with it, just look it up. And for real channel zero, the next time you don't know something, just say, "I don't know." If somebody asks you a basic mathematical question and you don't know the answer to it, maybe show a little bit of humility, and maybe don't argue statistics after you do it. It's wild that we have to deal with this. And Christopher, I apologize, but that has to be shamed and embarrassed. You can't just move on to the next thing, and you can't let those clowns just walk away under the impression that they're this grand intellect. It's, it's just embarrassing.↗

3:14:12Ian MalcolmOh, okay.↗

3:14:14Speaker 14thank you so much for sharing your thoughts, the real channel, even though we do disagree on the per capita thing, and, and I'm sorry, Ian, that you got worked up. I, I hope you got it off your chest. God bless ya. I'm gonna name the list of speakers just so everyone knows that they're in line. the next speaker's gonna be Farsan. Then we have, Ishma. she's been very patient since after I've seen her hand raised. Then we're going,↗

3:14:41Speaker 14we'll give you a quick second 'cause you've already spoken. Then we got Bruce, is Bruce-- Yep, Bruce is Bruce Stanley. Then we got Captain, and then we got Big T. So, th- if anyone, if Ian or Joanne wants to share any additional thoughts to that, then we'll get to, Fursan.↗

3:15:00Speaker 21Can I, I just add some perspective of how idiotic the analogy was earlier. I'm, I'm somebody who holds a CDL commercial driver's license, and he was trying to give a comparison of a hundred thousand drivers, truck drivers versus fifty thousand car drivers, the ratio is sixty to one of a commercial driver versus a regular driver in America, just so you know that. Okay, so we're talking about Three point six million CDL drivers in America versus over two hundred million regular drivers, Class D. Okay. So when he was trying to make that analogy, his situational awareness is way off. I think the guy is a part-troll. I just wanna throw that out there for Ian so he can, breathe easier right now.↗

3:15:43Speaker 14Some folks just don't understand per capita and it's a real thing.↗

3:15:47Speaker 15I, I've only seen Ian get so worked up twice. The first one was like in an FBA↗

3:15:52Ian Malcolmspace. No, it's, it's, Joann, it's just I-- and, and I, I mean, I will debate anything, but what I find wild is people that have no ability to recognize their own ignorance. It's really difficult, and for an individual to come in and say, "Well, it don't matter, big number bigger," and they're not even-- it's just completely deflecting from the reality. And Christopher went off with the midget example, which was a perfect one. If there's only a couple midgets in the village, but they're murdering everybody Right? And simultaneously, there are more murders by a group of people that outnumber them by the millions, doesn't mean that the, the midgets aren't a problem. And that's what this person was basically trying to suggest while then demonstrating that they couldn't do basic math, they couldn't define pretty basic terminology. And again, Dunning-Kruger is exactly what was demonstrated, that dumb people don't recognize that they're dumb, but they walk around with extreme arrogance because they don't recognize that they're fools in conversations. And, and there's, there's no solution to that But to either shame and ridicule those people into some kind of self awareness or to just let them continue on as fools, and I'll at least try the former.↗

3:17:02Speaker 14All right, thank you all so much for, for San. Thank you so much for your patience, for San. What's on your mind?↗

3:17:08Speaker 22Yes, thank you. Christopher, actually, I have, I want to make a point and then I would like to ask you and Diana a question.↗

3:17:21Speaker 22I, I, actually, I'm a foreigner, I'm not American, so, and the statistics you guys are speaking about, I have almost zero knowledge of. So I would like to stick to the point of, segregation in the United States. the point, the point I would like to make is that America is America as it is today because, I, I think I left a comment on it. Yeah.↗

3:17:47Speaker 22America as it is, it is as it is right now, nowadays as a result of the Petro dollar and other elements. but migration was a core pillar of what made America it is. Now, I know you are right that most of those who contributed to, the state of America, were actually white. And↗

3:18:19Speaker 22I, I, I, I, I'm not finding the word to, to make this point, but America was built on the petrodollar, migration and other elements, but these, these two that I would like to speak of. W- how, how, how do you structure a nation that is, built on segregation between its communities? But yet again, it needs other countries, the homeland of these communities, in order to stay ahead of the curve, as in being the bipolar country of the world, you know?↗

3:18:58Speaker 22I, I, I, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm not, I'm not being able, I'm not able to structure that or to imagine that. So if you guys could answer that, that would be, you know,↗

3:19:08Speaker 14helpful. Are you saying that America needs diversity and, and it needs migration from other countries?↗

3:19:20Speaker 22I, I, I am seeing that, that is, there is a diversity in, in America, but, how, how would you restructure the country if you want segregation between communities?↗

3:19:33Speaker 14Well, you know, that's a very touchy topic, but when I communicate to other intelligent members of other races and we talk about voluntary segregation and the balkanization of races, we would essentially, you know, the idea is that different races would start to migrate to different portions of the country and, Some, some, some folks, you know, would like to retain the fifty states idea and, and, and delegate certain states to certain races and, and, and then segregate that way. And then some people say that America should, get rid of some of the fifty states in terms of, start to,↗

3:20:20Speaker 14Combine the states into larger territories, larger regions. They think it should be more regionalized, if you will, to where certain regions are for certain races. So there's different ideas, you know, how we're gonna get there and what comes out is, is, it's a touchy topic because there's a lot of proud European Americans that say, "No, we want all fifty states for ourselves," and,↗

3:20:44Speaker 14You know, I would just like to see some European Americans take, you know, a couple states, because right now, w-with them being spread out all over the place, we really don't have any states. So it's, you know, it would be the balkanization of races towards different areas.↗

3:21:02Speaker 22But who, who do you think would actually take part in this? I mean↗

3:21:09Speaker 14Leaders of the different races in the communities. I, I, I talk to, I talk to people, you know, for instance, within the, black Afr-- the African American, we, I was talking to Ayo Kamafi, who is a black nationalist, African nationalist, if you will. And then, I've talked to Andre Williams, and he is a, an, an African nationalist as well, African American nationalist, if you will. So, you know, they, they are supportive of the idea of voluntary segregation, and, you know, this is-- we're just in the very beginning talking stages, and, you know, it, it, you know, the idea is being discussed. So, it takes time, but I believe there's some possibilities.↗

3:21:56Speaker 22But don't you think that there would be nuances in this process or processes or the cumulative processes that you would need to take a second look at? Because, I, again, you're talking about a project that has been never done in human history.↗

3:22:12Speaker 14Correct. Yeah, absolutely. But we're in a, in a time in history that's very unique. So, you know, you'd-- like we were saying earlier, change always happens, but essentially, where are we gonna guide that change to? Are we gonna guide it towards a more mongoloid, degenerate future, you know? Or are we gonna try to guide it towards a more prosperous future that benefits,↗

3:22:37Speaker 14benefits people who, who aspire for a greater good?↗

3:22:42Speaker 22Yes, but that's the whole point. How, how, how do you know that? A segregated America would actually, progress better than that is, it is progressing right now. You,↗

3:22:54Speaker 14you have to-- Well, you just, you have to try. You have to have some good ideas. You have to have intellectual members of each community. How did the, how did the Europeans, when they came over to America, how did they know that they were gonna start anything when they came over on ships and had to build everything from the ground up, when the British outnumbered them in military and guns? And food and supplies and allies with other nations, how did they think to themselves, "Oh, we're gonna rebel against one of the m-- the world's greatest militaries, you know? How are we gonna do it?" That, you know, there's always gonna be some skepticism, but, you know, you just have to try, you have to put your foot out there because nothing great is ever gonna come unless you start putting some feet forward. You have to check. But also↗

3:23:40Speaker 15I think it's like natural. Okay, so I studied, I studied in England when I was in, in middle school, and all of the Mexicans that were there, we all got together, like we just like being around each other. I think that's natural. And, yeah. Like if, if you, if you go to another country, you always try to find your people, and your people are people that look like you, that have your culture, that, you know? So I think it's natural. I,↗

3:24:08Speaker 22I, I, I- I find it hard to believe that because of my background. So I am an Israeli of Palestinian descent. you can go ahead and check my account, I, I uploaded something, there a while ago. so you're a Palestinian, you're an↗

3:24:27Speaker 14Israeli. Whoa, whoa, whoa, we-- You can't just say that and then me not have some questions. You're an Israeli of Palestinian descent. So you're telling me you're a Palestinian who lives in Israel, yes or no?↗

3:24:39Speaker 22Yes, I am. And how do you feel about↗

3:24:40Speaker 14Palestinians being genocided?↗

3:24:44Speaker 22Ugly, I couldn't sleep, I hated everything about Israel. So, if↗

3:24:49Speaker 14you're a Palestinian who lives in Israel, do you want to hang out with the Israelis or do you naturally congregate to hanging out with the Palestinians and say, "You know, I'm gonna try to find my own people and help them and communicate with them and build families with them."↗

3:25:05Speaker 22It's different here, Christopher. It's not like the United States and here in Israel. Like I'm↗

3:25:12Speaker 14asking you, I'm asking you, how-- do you congregate with other Palestinians and try to build relationships and encourage them, or do you say, "No, I'm not gonna hang out with the Palestinians as much. I'll try to intermingle with the Israelis."↗

3:25:27Speaker 22I can't control it. I live in a town called Bacalar, yeah? It's an arctic town. Well, you can↗

3:25:32Speaker 14control who you hang out with. I mean, I'm not saying you can control who you work with. Oh, oh,↗

3:25:37Speaker 22oh, but when you're in your office, I understand you. I understand you, but the answer↗

3:25:47Speaker 15is,↗

3:25:51Speaker 15I,↗

3:26:02Speaker 22I am an Israeli of Palestinian descent, okay? Now, when it comes to growing up in Israel, you don't grow up with your group only, okay? You look left, you see Christian, you look right, you see a Muslim, you look forward, you see a Jew, you look backward, you see a Jewess. So it's mixed. The only, I think, the only two cities in Israel that have mixed backgrounds is only Jerusalem and Haifa. Tel Aviv is, it's Jews.↗

3:26:31Speaker 22Sakhnin, it's oh, and maybe Acre, Aco. it has Christians, Muslim, Christians, Muslims, and Jews. But other cities, other towns and villages, they are strictly either Christian, Muslim, or Jews. Specifically when it comes to Jews, I, when, when, when Israel was established, I, I, I hope you guys learned about the history of Israel, it was established, on the base of Kibbutzim↗

3:26:58Speaker 22Which is a, a small gathering of, of Jews from the, from, from Europe who established, a small community, or farmed it, you know, had everything shared. It's like a communist mini community. Now, we're not talking about the religions, though. We're talking about,↗

3:27:17Speaker 14we're talking about you either wanting to-- Like, I hear that you were born and it was already kind of mixed, but if you're seeing your own brothers and sisters in Palestine being- Genocided. Do you not have any certain feelings when you see the other Israelis?↗

3:27:33Speaker 22Of course, of course, of course. I had, it, it, it, it made me many troubles. I had many troubles with the Shembedet. they, they called me, I had to visit them, I was assaulted three times by the Israeli police, I was arbitrarily arrested for a night. The judge threw the secret, memo that the Shembedet sent regarding me in their faces and ordered my immediate release.↗

3:27:59Speaker 22I, I uncovered my pedophile mayor, his name is Raed Daka, and he's backed up by the Shin Bet. It's, it's much more complicated than you guys think. Yeah,↗

3:28:09Speaker 14but you-- but the basic point is, is you said that you, you prefer to be around the Palestinians, correct?↗

3:28:23Speaker 14Yes. Okay. So then it's not a far-fetched idea for any other race to want to be with their own people. I mean, it's, like, because every, I, like, I know Palestinians are being genocided more directly, but Europeans are being genocided in a very different way. You know, it's, it's still genocide, but it's just in a different angle, you know?↗

3:28:48Speaker 22So of course, the migration to Europe is, the- My question is, Europe has got to stop. I mean, you guys must do something about it. Me as a Muslim, I, I am telling you, I, that's my own opinion, I am in favor to it. I think the migration to the US and the, and Europe is dangerous for the communities, not because, the whole spectrum of migrants are dangerous, but there are different backgrounds, and all of the backgrounds of the migrants are different from the backgrounds and the education and way of, they don't- We have simply a different way of life than Europeans.↗

3:29:26Speaker 22we, we've seen, there, there has been multiple incidents, regarding how migrants, you know, look at Norway, look at the, look at the UK, look at Germany, look at every, every European country. Every European country, you've seen, in the news that migrants have committed crimes, you know, it's, it's easy to put it on news, but it, it, it's more like of the background of the- The individual than the collective, because migrants can be migrants from, I don't know, Germany and Sudan. I know guys, you, you would prefer white, migrants who, who are educated that are going to benefit the state. I know, I, I, I agree with the second part, but,↗

3:30:12Speaker 22I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm not sure about this. Migration is good, was good, it served and helped a lot of people, but now it's being used to destroy countries and communities. And that is sad.↗

3:30:25Speaker 14Absolutely, Ian, Ian. Do you have any questions or thoughts?↗

3:30:31Ian MalcolmNothing on, on that in particular.↗

3:30:34Speaker 14Alright, well, is, is that it, is, your, your finishing thoughts there, good sir, Farsan, before we move on to Ishma?↗

3:30:44Speaker 22Yes, thank you, that would be all. Thank you for your time.↗

3:30:46Speaker 14And thank you so much, Farsan, and, and, God bless you, keep fighting for Palestine, 'cause your, your brothers and sisters need you. thank you so much for your patience, Ishma. God bless you. what, what's on your mind today?↗

3:30:58Speaker 23Hello! Good morning, everyone. Hi, Joanne, hi Ian, Christopher, and everybody else on the panel. It was a lovely discussion, in fact, before the space, I was talking to Joanne about it. Some of the points, and I wondered when Ian would ever bring this topic of remigration up, because I've never seen one opinion being brought up. That's on my mind, and, and tell me if you guys have heard this before, but like a decade ago, I did see a couple of people who decided that they've made it in life in the West, and that's it, they need to pack up and they Why? Because they wanna raise their children and grandchildren in a different environment, because they realize and they know that the place they are in, in the West, any of these countries, Australia, Canada, UK, America It's not their culture, they don't see their culture around them, because it's not their community, and also because it's not their country. So they're back up, they went back home, a few of them, I would admit, it's like they're trickling out of the West as opposed to flooding in, so that's also a challenge. But those people moved pre-COVID back to their homelands or the closest possible thing to their homelands, and they are doing just fine. I know some of them personally, some of them I know off social media. And they don't regret it. Not even post-COVID did I see anyone say, "Oh my God, this was a bad decision, let's re-migrate back to the West." They're doing okay because they realized there are some things more important than opportunities in life, which is your family. So they, they did this for the future of their children. So one of the solutions, like when I was listening to everyone talk, I was like, "Nobody's mentioning this maybe because you haven't seen it happen, and I have." And I can tell you, they're okay. It's not about diversity and opportunities that people are gonna miss out. They will do just fine. And, instead of just, you know, talking to the leaders, a better approach would be talking to the families, because they have a future to look forward to for their children. Is it the future that they want right now? Whatever they have to deal with. Because it's not about opportunities right now. From my place, I see you guys aren't fighting for opportunities. You guys are fighting for survival. So the rules of the game have changed. In fact, the game has changed. So we need to be honest about it. We need to have these conversations with the right people instead of individuals who are, you know, materially invested, so they're going to be stubborn about it because they're something in it for them alone. And the other thing I was thinking about is that, we could possibly have these discussions. Well then, you know, where to look, raise awareness, but at the same time, we can't understand it for them, because we can't think on their behalf, so that has to come from them. If people migrated, you may find some of them, I mean, randomly, if you search on TikTok Reels like "moving back home," "privileges," or "ideas," you'll see lots of random influencers making this move for the future of your children, yet leaving jobs in Southern California or LA and telling- People about it that they're being honest about their experiment and they wanna go back home. There is a reason, it's called back home, which people purposely don't focus on. They're like, no, it's some grand-- okay, there is also that issue right now, but there is also this thing called home for them. And you're seeing in the comments, majority of the people disagreeing with them. They're like, you're crazy, God gave you this opportunity, you're in the West, you're making a mistake, your kids are gonna hate you. And they say we'll leave it up to our children to decide if they wanna go to the West in the future, so that's open ended for them. But right now, they're doing what's the best and the safest, for their children. And trust me, I have, I know some of them. One of these ladies is actually from Palestine. She doesn't have a home to go back to. She moved to the closest possible place or country to her home, and then the next possible stop. And I've seen her do this over the years. And she's an activist. She does She chose this for her children. She took her parents back to, because she said, "Okay, this isn't enough. We, we need a, we need to find a way out of this before the rise of race war, Islamophobia at its peak right now." Because I know Tommy Robinson from like twenty sixteen, twenty eleven, and he wasn't like in the mainstream, but now he's like someone even Elon Musk is forced to endorse or share because the guy has been captured. We need to someday find a way to release or rescue Elon Musk from that. I loved, you know, I loved what he did earlier. I thought he was a tech guy, we have access to Elon, like we didn't have to Steve Jobs, and then I saw him being chained and taken away by, obviously, you know, the Jews. So, that's all I have to say on this. I would love to hear your opinion. What do you think about this, Ian, Joann, and Christopher, and anybody else on the panel? Thank you so much for the invite.↗

3:35:54Speaker 22Ian. Christopher, may I take just ten seconds,↗

3:35:56Speaker 14please? Wait,↗

3:36:00Speaker 22Oh↗

3:36:00Speaker 14my goodness, ten seconds! Oh, you're interrupting and out of line. What are your ten seconds, good sir?↗

3:36:08Speaker 22Thank you. someone said earlier when I said that, I'd prefer, when you asked me that I prefer Israel as opposed to Palestinians, and I said Palestinians, someone said that, "Uh, go, go live with them." my answer to that would be simple.↗

3:36:23Speaker 15Who said this?↗

3:36:25Speaker 22If you can get me out of my house, if you can get me out of here, please do it. I don't want to-↗

3:36:31Speaker 15But nobody said that↗

3:36:32Speaker 22though. I, I heard it, I didn't want to comment on it. But no, okay, okay. No, no, let's just- We know what's,↗

3:36:40Speaker 15what's happening to Palestine, and I'm so sorry for- No, it's↗

3:36:44Speaker 22not, it's not, it's not what you- Yeah, but nobody said that though. It was when I talked, it, it, it was when I talked, someone dropped and said that, but, but, but, but, but the, but again, the ten seconds were, were not for that. The ten seconds were when you, Christopher said, Palestinians. There are two categories of Palestinians that, you have to know. There are the Palestinians in Palestine, West Bank and Gaza, and there are Palestinians inside Israel. If your question was the whole of Palestine as in Palestinians, in Israel, Palestinians in the West Bank and Palestinians in Gaza, to that I said yes. But to differentiate and say yes to Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza and not to the Palestinians in Israel,↗

3:37:29Speaker 22no, I, I, I had, I just had to make that point.↗

3:37:31Speaker 14All right, thank you so much, Versace. All right, Ian, did you have any, response to Ishma?↗

3:37:42Ian MalcolmOn specifically the immigration piece↗

3:37:46Speaker 14or Yeah, whatever is on your mind.↗

3:37:48Ian Malcolmwith, I just wanna be specific 'cause it went a couple different directions, but asma, for remigration you're saying?↗

3:37:56Speaker 23Oh, yes.↗

3:37:57Ian MalcolmYeah, I think it has to happen, en masse. And I, I don't think there's anything remotely uncivilized or racist or wrong or mean about that. the, the people in charge have weaponized mass migration against the West And they're doing it to the rest of the world in, lesser numbers, but, but it's one hundred percent their ambition to do this exact same thing to every first world nation on earth, which is why they're demanding that Japan take in all these African migrants. And it's, it's grotesque. And for what it's worth, not only do people need to be remigrated, but the people that participated in this should be tried for treason. Those that supported it and masterminded it that are guilty of treason should be tried for the full extent of their crimes, and in the event that they are found guilty, they should be held to the highest account, which, if I'm not mistaken, some of those crimes are by death. And I'm not advocating any kinetic violence against anybody, I'm saying that they should be held accountable for their crimes. And Alejandro Mayorkas was brought before Congress because he was basically accused of not only not doing His job, but of doing that which was antithetical and antagonistic towards it. He was participating in the migration of people across the border that he was supposed to be protecting, right? That individual has commit treason against his citizenry. And so those people that were essentially weaponized by this system, they have to go home There's nothing remotely offensive or mean or rude or bigoted or xenophobic about that. If you are here illegally, go home. If you came here on an H-1B visa, go home. All of you, go home. It's a peaceful request. And if you will not, and if we are able to achieve power and to get things back on track, then we will have to be rounding these individuals up with something like ice. Now, I've been very Cautious to support ICE because I do believe that Donald Trump is basically building that up prospectively as a federal entity that they could use to then round up the antisemites, and I think that that's a very reasonable concern. Correct. Right? So I didn't cheer on when they wanted to weaponize that whole thing and militarize them, right? And I called that out when it was in, I think, Ohio, right? But nonetheless, these people have to go home. It's really unreasonable in the suggestion that it is mean spirited for me to want that. Well, it's mean spirited for them to think that they get to take opportunities from the people that were born here. And everybody should support that. And for what it's worth, there's a, a black mayor in Chicago about three or five years ago who said illegal migrants are taking jobs. Now, here's the thing that really upsets me about that. He didn't have a problem when that was the reality for white people. He only cared when it was negatively impacting black people. So why is that? Why is a politician able to go out and say mass migration is a huge problem, but only when it is negatively impacting an ethnic minority? Why is it that whites are criminalized or hated on or labeled racists for pointing that out? Oh, that's right, because the media demands that we accept it. Because the media calls us bigots if we don't, and the media is run by the same people using the mass migration as a weapon. And so that needs to be fixed. And as a last little piece, again, I said this before, if the idea of going home concerns you, well then what does that say about the place that you would be returning to? What does it say about the place that you arrived? And isn't it therefore reasonable if the place that you came to, you view as something special, isn't it reasonable for me to want to protect that? I think everybody could agree to that. It doesn't mean the place that I live is the best in the world, but I wanna make the place that I am better. I don't look for other opportunities in other nations where I can go and leech off of their system to be more personally benefited. That's not patriotic, that's self-centered, it's hedonistic. I view myself as a patriot, and at the end of the day, as a protector as best I can be, not only of my nation, but of my people, 'cause I care about them. And the group of people, for what it's worth, that run everything don't care at all for any nation or any state except the one that they are building solely for themselves. So they get to be ethnocentric, racist, bigots, while they demand that everybody else just relinquish all of their land to their project and watch as their people are, quote unquote, "mongrelized." I won't have it. I won't tolerate it. You gotta go home if you won't on your own volition. When our ideology gets power, you will be peacefully, legally, properly removed. It's that simple.↗

3:42:58Speaker 14Agreed. And, Ishma, is that, is that all your thoughts before we move on to the next? Oh, yeah, I↗

3:43:04Speaker 23just wanted to, add one more thing that most of the people right now in the West, they have two homes, like not just, just besides the countries and citizenship, they have homes, actual physical properties in both of these lands they're back home and the place they're in. So what happens is, and this is- issue I have to deal with as a mediator, that once they pass away, because you're only, only going to live in one land and, in one home and die on one land, and the other one is going to be, you know, fought for by your relatives or your children, so they're leaving a mess behind even for their kids. And this is something not a lot of people bring up, maybe because you're not here or you guys haven't seen this side of the story, and it's a huge mess. So it would be easier for them to wrap up things there, settle back home↗

3:43:49Speaker 23And confidence in that. And yeah, I don't have anything else to add, so I'm gonna go back to the listeners. Thank you so much again.↗

3:43:56Speaker 14Thank you so much for your patience and thank you for sharing your sent- sentiments. We, we do agree. And, Uncle Tom, thank you for, patiently waiting.↗

3:44:07Speaker 20Yeah, I appreciate it. Yeah, it took a little while. felt like I was on, on topic before, so I don't know why I got removed, but, Yeah, so kind of, kind of a lot here. with, so one thing about the immigration stuff, I mean, it, that was going back to, I think Obama kicked it off with this.↗

3:44:35Speaker 20Purposely, you know, migrating or immigrating in, criminals. So obviously that's very problematic when you're immigrating in, purposefully criminals. outside of that, you know, whatever, thresholds we had in the past for America to have people migrate in, I think, you know Worked mostly okay. I don't have the data on it, so maybe, maybe it went horribly wrong right from the beginning, I'm actually not sure, but I know it really went off the rails obviously when you have criminals coming in. So I think↗

3:45:14Speaker 20that's the big problem there. Ian, what I would say is, I think if you listen to the space back again with that real channel guy, you'll realize you guys were kind of talking past each other. But that guy's in good faith. I don't think, think he was being good faith, he was trying to be, I think it was Uncle Tom, can I ask you the question, what is two divided by point five?↗

3:45:36Speaker 20two divided by point five is three. You're serious?↗

3:45:41Ian MalcolmIt's four.↗

3:45:44Ian MalcolmOh, this is so frustrating. Do you understand, Uncle Tom, why I would be extremely frustrated right now? Yeah,↗

3:45:48Speaker 20yeah, but, but, but doesn't-- No, I don't, because you were missing the whole point. You were missing the↗

3:45:53Ian Malcolmwhole point. You don't.↗

3:45:53Speaker 20You were missing the whole point. No, I'm not missing the↗

3:45:55Ian Malcolmpoint. I just gave you the-- This is like third grade math, and you realize you just got that wrong in a recorded space in front of↗

3:46:02Speaker 20everybody. Okay, good for you. I don't care, dude. I don't↗

3:46:09Ian Malcolmcare if I It's, you're quizzing me. Okay, great. No, no, I don't know why you're able to speak through the mute. This is infuriating. This isn't a quiz. Are you↗

3:46:17Speaker 20trying to mute me, bro? Okay, I'm gonna unmute myself.↗

3:46:20Ian MalcolmI'm gonna unmute you. This is unbelievable. To have individuals arguing around statistics, crime statistics, and proportionality when they can't do third grade math is utterly infuriating. I wouldn't go into a space to discuss rocket science because I don't know anything about it. I don't know any of the physics around what they are doing to literally launch a rocket ship into outer space. To come into a conversation and try and debate crime statistics when you can't do the most basic of mathematics. Is unbelievably not only ignorant, but it is arrogant beyond description.↗

3:47:09Ian MalcolmNow, you can try and learn from this, or you can treat me as the villain who dared to point out your literal ignorance. But no, I won't go back and listen through the conversation with an individual that couldn't do basic math, and I won't listen to another individual tell me how I'm wrong for doing that when he can't do basic math. This is unbelievable. Christopher, I, I don't, like, I, I appreciate that people wanna share their opinions. You can't have opinions in high intellect spaces if you are clearly of low intellect. It is very frustrating. It is literally, I, I feel-- I, I'm not equating myself intellectually to Michael Jordan in terms of his athleticism, but it feels like I'm a professional basketball player and I'm watching little kids come up onto the court and say, "Alright, I'm now gonna beat you in a game." It's like, "Well, it's kinda cute for a while But you can't be serious, right? And these people are. I don't know what to make of that. Two divided by point five is three? Please, somebody in the purple pill, explain how that could make any sense.↗

3:48:15Speaker 14That's why when I see we're spinning our wheels, I just try to move on, 'cause some people, if they just can't pick it up, they can't pick it up, and then we gotta just move on to the next thing. If you can't dribble a basketball,↗

3:48:25Ian Malcolmdon't step onto the court, please. It's just very frustrating. With that being said, Christopher, I know we got some other hands, so we can let everybody give a couple little words here. I know Mr. Truth Teller just opened up his space, and, so we'll wrap↗

3:48:40Ian Malcolmthis↗

3:48:44Ian MalcolmAnyway, because that was just exemplary of the very opinion that I share on this subject, which is that there's a whole lot of ignorance around it, 'cause there's a lot of people that don't wanna accept the basic realities of the mathematical, let's say, outputs that, that we can play around with and manipulate. And it's far easier to just say, "No, I don't like that, therefore it's wrong," than it is to try and refute it using mathematics, because unfortunately, we're right when it comes to this subject. But like I said, if you↗

3:49:16Speaker 14All right, sweet. Yeah, the final hands, we got will be Bruce, Captain, Big T, Omar, and then, Truth Seeker, and that'll be it. So, Bruce, thank you so much for your patience this whole time. What's on your mind? Hey guys, thanks for↗

3:49:36Speaker 19hosting this space. appreciate it. First time speaking to space. I just have a few points to make. I'll try to be brief. I know you guys are wrapping it up here. first of all, I-- it's just a-- it's becoming boringly predictable hear- hearing this constantly, in an age of police body cams, where we've all seen those videos, and they're-- it's like all the same video. The idea that we would still have to be debating the raw facts and the raw statistics around black- Crime, I mean, I, I find it amazing. We, we need to move on to, you know, establishing a consensus on what to do about that. But anyhow, having said that, I, I think we really need to, A- again, it's-- this conversation about race realism, I mean, it didn't come out of nowhere. I mean, I'm forty-two years old, we didn't really have race realism discussions for most of my life because that was seen as racism, right? But, you know, we're looking around here as a consequence of what really start all this, the Hart-Celler Immigration Act of nineteen sixty-five. I mean, I feel like we really need to,↗

3:50:37Speaker 19develop an awareness that that's really the, from a policy level, what- Shifted us away from the, the Naturalization Act of seventeen ninety and the Immigration Act of nineteen twenty-five, which, you know, biased, you know, had a bias for, European countries. And then after nineteen sixty-five, noticed that they, they had to lie about that in order to push it through. and, and the reason why I bring this up is because, I think a lot of people don't understand where the conversation is coming from, or at least they act that way, because in their mind, the United States was always supposed to be the tower Of Babel, right? but↗

3:51:16Speaker 19when it comes to a lot of this, history, you know, I don't, I don't think it can, it can be emphasized enough that, that that Hart-Cellar Immigration Act is what really ultimately changed, immigration policy. And, secondly, I mean, one of the books that really informed me about this whole, immigration issue that I think still has a lot of the arguments that we need to be equipped with, was Alien Nation. I don't know if any of you guys have ever read that book or are familiar with it, but, I think it came out in nineteen ninety-five, and, you know, the author then was picking up on, you know, what we're now talking about, you know, a few decades later, as things got much, much worse. But, you know, he wrote that book, with a real, tone of alarm. and, finally, you know, I'm down here in South Florida, and it's pretty much The Hispanic immigrants didn't assimilate and forced the right, the native population, a lot, a lot of people just fled, right? So they forced the You know, previously, you know, white population to accommodate, you know, to their language, right? And so you hear Spanish everywhere. I mean, I point out entire neighborhoods, miles and miles and miles, they don't speak English, right?↗

3:52:40Speaker 19I mean, this is, this is becoming a s- putting a lot of pressure, you know, the amount of billions of dollars we're sending out there in remittances. and finally, you know, to kind of close this all out, I, I went back and, and listened to a lot of that Obama, you know, that happened, you know, between you, Ian, and Albert Brechay. You know, I was a big fan of Albert Brechay, you know, and go- going back to twenty eighteen, and I was listening to one of his pieces not too long ago when he said something about, "Oh, that Ian Malcolm guy's a white supremacist." And I just completely- Stopped in my tracks and I was like, "What the hell is going on here?" And I'm, I'm realizing that there is a very real fault line developing in this, you know, whatever you wanna call it, noticing space, JQ-aware space, where you're ha-- you're seeing these spaces form, right? As civic nationalists may say, a lot of these folks get so-- they, they, they are not capable of Huh, listening to like a white European person, American, you know, point out that, you know, hey, we, we would prefer to be a mer-uh, a majority in this country. I mean, you know, whites, I mean, the founding fathers were the least diverse group of people, ever assembled in history, right? So why is it that the non-whites can't respect the very notion that white people would want to maintain a majority, right? I mean, you guys have seen this, I've seen this, just being objective, non- Non-white immigrants don't care if whites maintain a majority, and it really worries me about how we're going to build these coalitions, right? If non-whites are so disgusted by just a, a white person coming in and saying, you know, the basic facts around how whites are becoming a minority. I mean, Al Rashid treats that as white Zionism. He, he basically views that if you come in and say, you know, whites used to be a major-majority in this country and now we're not, you know- would prefer to be a ma-a majority. He basically views that as, "You guys are as bad as the Zionists, like committing a genocide or something." It's like, guys, how, how is it that you could misrepresent and project the nature of, what is being said here? Nobody's-- We, we haven't even gotten to the part of the discussion where we talk about solutions. I mean, it would be possible to come up with gradual solutions, gradual, quiet, INS-style deportations. I mean, it doesn't-- in order for- For us to achieve our objectives, it doesn't have to be brutal or violent or anything of that nature, but if we can't get a, a, a basic consensus around things like, you know, whites wanting to maintain a majority, a lot of the other,↗

3:55:23Speaker 19you know, points become moot. So anyhow, those are really just the points that I wanted to kind of throw out there. I appreciate you guys hosting, this space. Thanks again.↗

3:55:30Speaker 14Thank you so much. And I do agree that America is like the modern Babylon, and that's what they're pushing Ian, do you have any, response to that before we get to the last two speakers, the other ones dropped out?↗

3:55:40Ian MalcolmYeah, and, and, and real quick, without, without any pointy objects, intellectually at any individual people, just to speak at large, I do find it very curious that anybody could make the suggestion that whites wanting their homeland, their civilization, the nations that they have built, which I'm loosely defining as, as Europe and the United States To suggest that those people that were born there, whose families have been there forever and ever, that is a manifestation of their genetics, their culture, their religion, to say that it is supremacist for them to want to maintain their nations is no different than, than me accusing somebody else who wants to lock their front door of supremacism. Oh, you're a bigot 'cause you don't want people coming in and stealing your stuff? Like, are you serious? How low IQ can you be? And to make that suggestion and to presume that whites, having any stance where they push back against Zionism, which I find it very curious that some of the people that would make this argument are hip to the JQ, right? They talk about Jewish supremacy, but then they somehow are indifferent to or ignorant of the Kluger plan? How, how does that make any sense? And then what you inevitably come to the conclusion of is, oh, I get it, they don't like white people. Ironically, the ones calling us the bigots are in fact bigoted. They just don't want to recognize it in themselves, so they just sit along on the sidelines, and while the white people are having their lands taken over, they might not directly participate in the color killing, but they're indifferent to the fallout of it. Who does that sound like? If you idly watch as some woman is tormented and raped by a man, well, you're participatory in it. It is your, it, it's your duty to stand up and to call foul and to try and protect the world. And if you won't, then that means that you either are championing the villain or that you're indifferent to the, the victimhood of the victim. That's the only conclusion to arrive at, and so I, I do find that position very, very bizarre. I find it very strange, and for what it's worth, there's going to be lots of attempts to bifurcate and break down this movement, and you're seeing it even with the likes of Fuentes and Dan Bilesarian, right? That is not helpful. We are a very small group of people that are aware of this issue. We are trying to make it more and more mainstream. The last thing that we need is infighting, and so note the people that do it. I try to avoid it at all costs. I try to just talk about mission. Sometimes it's offensive to people, right? 'Cause I will discuss race realism, despite being called a race traitor by the white nationalists, but it's because I just speak truth. Discuss things honestly and in the event of this issue, to suggest that white nations aren't being intentionally destroyed by people that are disproportionately either funded by or are Jewish is insane. It's very obvious that this is happening. The, the statistics and the metrics play out, and then you look at the people that are supporting the causes, that are opening the borders, that are changing the policies, and go all the way back to Hartshill in the United States. It's very obvious who is behind this. And so it should be very Very obvious to anybody that the people that want to belittle those that dare to call it out, maybe there's a subversive element to what it is that they're doing, or there's a personal bias against the people that they're doing it to. So, not sure if that's of help, Bruce, but, but appreciate the commentary.↗

3:59:17Speaker 14Alrighty, and then we have our last two speakers. I know Iowhazard, you, you're trying to request speaking, but we're trying to close it out. so, I appreciate you. Maybe you'll, you'll get in next time. God bless you. But the next, it'll be Omar and then Truth Seeker, and, and then we'll be, we'll end it. Omar, thank you so much for your patience, good sir.↗

3:59:38Speaker 24my, submission will not be pleasant, and I think, Ian, you're a And, that's all I have to say. Well,↗

3:59:48Speaker 14well, okay, okay, thank you, hey, Mark. Well, if anyone's racist, it's me, okay? I'm, I'm openly racist, I claim to be racist. No, no, no, Umar, he's just insecure and↗

3:59:57Ian Malcolmignorant, it's fine.↗

3:59:58Speaker 14I'm proud to be racist↗

4:00:00Speaker 25anyways, okay, truth seeker, what's on your mind? Thank you for your patience.↗

4:00:06Speaker 26Wow, that was, that was great. I guess I'll, I'll, I'll be the one ending here essentially. first I wanna say thanks for letting me, speak here, and, and no matter what people say, the fact that you have such a diverse amount of people here, you have an Israeli, you have African Americans, you have people from Europe, Mexico, like No, there's no, there's no evidence of you being racist anyway, even, right? Because you, you're able to talk to everybody of a certain, culture and you don't care, and that is, that is less racist than like what their, what their, the people who are claiming you are do,↗

4:00:44Speaker 26But other than that, essentially,↗

4:00:49Speaker 26What was it they were talking about? Essentially, what was it? Alright, I want to bring up what, essentially what, the real one channel and Uncle Tom was trying to point at. I get what they were trying to say, but they need to realize that the reason why, I'm not even gonna go into the numbers of it, it's just more like the reason why they think, that there's a systematic racism is mostly because laws are made for two people in a country.↗

4:01:16Speaker 26They're mostly targeted toward men, and they're targeted toward people who aren't part of that country nationality, in this case, non-Americans. And unfortunately, all the people who, who make up the bulk of the prison system are people who go against the European American values essentially, and a lot of them has to be African Americans, and you have to, you have to accept that because essentially their culture doesn't align with what makes this a sovereign nation. And I hate this, I hate to say even this, but like↗

4:01:52Speaker 26They would do better in Africa, right? There's a bunch of places where the law is like a lot more loose, they would love it there if they were actually living there, same for the, the Hispanic Surinare and even the, Europeans, like, you know, Australia at one point was a prison, country for the, the ones who like, who were, who were prisoners, got, kicked out of, out of Europe. So essentially,↗

4:02:15Speaker 26they, they need to realize that essentially It technically is systematic, but not in the way that they think. It's just the cultures don't mix, and they-- I mean, even the Ten Commandments in the Bible, they were This is, I'm pretty sure you would love to hear this, they were actually made more for the Jews, right? Because they, when, when Moses came down, they were all performing all those acts, and that's literally what God was like, okay, we need to actually make this explicit of what you're not supposed to do. And so that's just something they have, I mean, it's just baked into a civilization in general, just to have a good functioning civilization. So that's my closing word on that.↗

4:02:56Speaker 25Well, thank you so much, Truth Seeker, and I believe your name is very fitting to you, because you do try to seek the truth no matter where it lies. And like I said before, I, you know, I do encourage you to continue to fight for your, for your people and to try to reach out to people of other races to, you know, fight for the common ground for the benefit of, of each, each peoples. And, you know, I believe God is, is calling you to, develop yourself to become a leader within↗

4:03:26Speaker 25as time goes on, your, your, your voice will grow within your community, and, your, your, it's important that, you know, the African Americans have leaders within their community, and, and God is, is most likely calling you towards that. Ian, are there any thoughts? And then I, I would like to close it out with a prayer, if you're alright with that, Ian?↗

4:03:46Ian MalcolmI, I love that. Yes, so, so just some final remarks, and then we'll go to that prayer, which I love that idea, Christopher I have a space, actually it's Wednesday if I'm not mistaken. I have a space with Andre Williams, who is on this app. He's a black individual with a very high IQ, very smart individual that I, I really appreciate the worldviews of. Doing an entire space with him on trying to help and fix and figure out what we can do to lift up the black community. That is going to require a lot of support and help from people of all walks of life, all socioeconomic statuses, and all- Races, the black community especially, right? And so people that come up, truth seeker, I love everything that he said, and I'm sure there's lots of people that heard me earlier quizzing people on basic mathematics. Oh, why are you so mean? Why are you condescending? It's nothing to do with their race. I would have done the exact same thing if these people were white, if they were brown, if they were midgets, if they were aliens. I don't care. I try to treat everybody fairly, and I try to discuss things intellectually, and so if it's issues around statistics and proportion and the relative weight of things, well, then I'm not going to waste my time discussing or debating those ideas with people that can't do the most basic elements of them. That's true of any race of people on any subject. And I'm sure that there are lots of people in here that find it amusing, perhaps, when I use deception and dishonesty of Jews to point out in debates how they won't address certain issues. That's also what we saw here. And so I will witness that, and, and for what it's worth, I made a whole lot of white supremacists also look really foolish in faces from time to time, because they have a lot of people that are low intellect, that present really bad arguments, and I will push back on those. So this isn't, this isn't an attempt to delegitimize the worldviews of any race of people, no, quite the opposite. I wanted to lift people up. It was a space that Christopher thought might be an interesting subject and topic, so he brought it up. Certainly wasn't to, again, dehumanize anybody, and I'm doing the exact opposite of it on Wednesday in the space with Andre, trying to figure out how we better things. But one of the first things I know that we need to do to better everybody is to live in truth, to recognize our strengths and our weaknesses. I am not going to go and try to be a marathon, runner one day in the Olympics and a power lifter in the Olympics the next day. I recognize that I have strengths and I have weaknesses, and everybody does as well. So recognize your own, have humility, have the ability to say, "I don't know." And if somebody asks you a question that you don't know the answer to, don't gaslight them by saying, "Well, I'm not gonna address that even though I could, let's talk about another thing," because intelligent people see right through what you're doing. If you know the answer, you would just give it, right? So just be direct, be honest, accept those strengths and weaknesses that you have, take pride in your strengths, be hum-humble with your weaknesses. Acknowledge them, be aware of them. At the end of the day, it's in the best interest of everybody. And so I hope this conversation maybe illustrated a little bit of the very subject that we were talking about. Maybe it demonstrated the importance of Dunning-Kruger. Maybe we helped individuals understand why we have our differences, how we have those, and how we would be best off. Maybe it does make sense, like what Christopher was saying, maybe that balkanization and that separation, maybe it isn't everyone's best interest if we can't honestly discuss these problems. I think we- Can. And so I recommend a balkanization where people that don't want diversity can go that direction, those who do, they can go their direction. They can make those choices. Again, the main thing that I stand in opposition to is the social engineering by the world's richest people that control everything, that are basically shaming everyone into believing that we're all the same when we're clearly not. There's nothing wrong with that. It's actually what makes the world beautiful. So with that being said, Christopher, let's go to you for that prayer, and then we'll send everybody to↗

4:07:51Speaker 25Mr. Wonderful, thank you so much, Ian. Alright, here we go. Heavenly Father, thank you so much for everything that you do for us. Thank you for the roof over our head, thank you for the food in our stomach, thank you for family and friends. We ask you that you continue to guide us, Heavenly Father. We all were created for a purpose, and we ask that you guide us towards our purpose and that we fulfill our purpose with strength and courage, and that we know that we weren't created and we don't exist simply to- Work and pay bills, but we were created to effect change in the world, to make the world a better place. Thank you so much for all the blessings that you provide us. in the name of Jesus Christ, we pray, Amen.↗