Held here entire — 614 passages across 22 chapters, set down from the first word to the last. The colour shifts with the film’s own mood as each chapter plays.
- 0:00quiet, reflectiveFreemasonry and Founding FathersThe host introduces a discussion on the Founding Fathers, Freemasonry, and their vision for the nation.
- 8:24hard, unyieldingPast Space TopicsKaren recaps previous discussions, including John Wilkes Booth's Jewish connections and the origins of the CCP.
- 16:30raw, woundedHolocaust Narrative CritiqueKaren challenges the conventional Holocaust narrative, demanding proof of intent and systematic execution.
- 35:57warm, expansiveFreemasonry's Jewish OriginsKaren questions if Freemasonry's alleged Jewish origins give away America's foundational credit.
- 45:27disillusionedColumbus and Jewish FinanceThe discussion shifts to Christopher Columbus, his financing, and the debate over his ethnic origins.
- 53:55grave, forebodingChristianity's Judaic RootsKaren explores the historical relationship between Christianity and Judaism, suggesting a later Judaization.
- 1:04:54sombre, searchingPreserving Human ParadigmKaren emphasizes preserving objective truth and morality against a nihilistic, power-driven paradigm.
- 1:19:46grim, scorchedFounders' Anti-Jewish ViewsIan Malcolm discusses the founders' anti-Jewish sentiments and historical restrictions on Jewish office-holding.
- 1:45:28charged, alertFreemasonry's EvolutionKaren explains Freemasonry's transformation from a social network to a vehicle for the American Revolution.
- 2:00:10charged, alertAI and the Truth MovementDank introduces his uncensored AI engine, designed to gather truth from non-mainstream sources.
- 2:12:46measured, soberQuestioning Religious NarrativesA speaker raises philosophical questions about Jewish mysticism, the devil, and the nature of curiosity.
- 2:22:35cool, analyticalIran's Geopolitical StanceUncle Huss provides an update on Iran's domestic situation and its strategic position against global powers.
- 2:34:15urgent, incendiaryProtocols of Zion and AIKaren reads from the Protocols of Zion, connecting it to potential violence and the race against AI.
- 2:37:05unsettlingPalestine Conflict DebateRyan Jeffrey sparks a heated debate about the 'river to the sea' narrative and the displacement of Palestinians.
- 2:45:55bleak, drainedHostage Situation AnalogyA speaker uses a hostage analogy to describe the current global power dynamics and internal divisions.
- 2:50:55eerie, electricAI and Totalitarian ControlThe conversation shifts to AI's role in totalitarian control and the influence of BlackRock's Aladdin software.
- 2:57:35conflicted, dividedIndian-Israeli AllianceIan announces an upcoming space on the Indian-Israeli alliance, linking it to AI control and global parasitism.
- 3:10:33guarded, evenSharpening Intellectual SwordsIan concludes by emphasizing the importance of intellectual discourse and preparing for future challenges.
- 3:11:33smouldering, restlessProtocols of Zion & AIA speaker reads from the Protocols of Zion and discusses the race against AI, targeting pro-Palestinian leftists.
- 3:16:56murky, uneasyPalestine: River to the SeaA speaker questions why Palestinians aren't moved from their land, sparking a heated debate about the 'river to the sea' slogan.
- 3:22:18hard-wonHostage Situation AnalogyA speaker uses a 'hostage situation' analogy to describe the conflict, where a small percentage of 'psychopaths' are allowed to dictate terms.
- 3:27:28tentative, hopefulIndian-Israeli Alliance & AIThe host announces an upcoming space on the Indian-Israeli alliance, discussing AI and the 'low IQ' of these nations.
The Transcript
A voice is named only when we can verify it — by voiceprint, an @handle present in the room, or the Space’s own title. Anyone we can’t confirm stays “Speaker,” on purpose.
Ian MalcolmWell, all right, all right, everyone. We're going to see if we can get the co-hostess with the mostest up here. Mr. [guest] and Mr. V, I just want to give a microphone check. Make sure you guys can hear me all right. Is that working?
@malleusigLoud and clear.
Ian MalcolmLoud and clear. Well, then, excellent. While we wait for the lovely Miss JoAnn and our esteemed guest of honor for this space who is doing a return. To these conversations, she is going to be walking through some very interesting concepts about the founding fathers, the role of Freemasonry within their aspirations, their endeavors, and their vision for the nation.
Ian MalcolmAnd perhaps offering an alternative perspective on a prior space that we did, which essentially made the either accusation or the suggestion that the founders were... TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy
Ian MalcolmLet's say Bend independent of... TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy
Ian MalcolmBut also perhaps a suggested title for it because I feel like the stake your turf, it worked out really well. I really like that as a catchy little way to introduce this. But for folks that are maybe perusing the X-Spaces options, you know, might not necessarily understand what it is that we're referring to. And so is this a...
Ian MalcolmThank you so much for hosting! What happened to the song? I know! I almost hummed one. I looked at the time and I thought, oh no!
Ian MalcolmAnd so, JoAnn, you're going to get a gimme on this one. It's a free walk, if you will. So you're now two in a row.
Speaker 1Yes, good job for me.
@joann_marieI finally got another one. No, thank you so much for hosting, Ian and Rabbi, for co-hosting. And Karen, I always love when you are, I guess, the speaker. And also Bea and everyone. Guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it. And bookmark it. It helps so, so much with the algorithm. And yeah, I have no idea what stake your turf means.
@joann_marieLike, I don't know what a turf is. It sounds... Thank you for being here. Go for it. Well, and with that, let's go to Mr. Rabbi. And I do know, just JoAnn, for the translation there, stake your turf.
Ian MalcolmTheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy
Ian MalcolmI just like to say this is [guest] reminding you to like and repost the space. You're listening to Ian Malcolm and JoAnn Marie.
@malleusigReminding you that stereotypes save more than time. Today, we're talking with Karen Esquire. Let's get to it.
@joann_marieI love this so much. Thank you, Rabbi. I know, this makes me so happy. Karen, thank you so much for being here.
@kanarymine4Oh, hi. Thanks for inviting me. It's always a pleasure coming on here. So just I have been working with Ian, JoAnn, and Rabbi presenting some of their topics on their spaces. I think we did first one was how their Lincoln's assassin John Wilkes Booth was from a crypto Jew family who worked in their spy network organized by Judah Benjamin.
@kanarymine4who actually came from the Sephardic family of the Caribbeans and big slave-holding families and became the number two guy and number three guy, also Jewish, in the Confederate Army. He was, according to Mrs. Davis, the ear whisperer to Jefferson Davis. So that was the first space we did, right? And when you also kind of delve into the Communist Party of China, which is right up my alley, how it was from the very get-go organized, founded by the Communist International, which was almost exclusively Jewish.
@kanarymine4and how Mal was handpicked to attend the first founding meeting. They even financed his bookstore. Anyway, so that how it was pretty much controlled by Thank you for joining us.
@kanarymine4TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy
@kanarymine4psychological programs, and how Senator McCain's father, who actually oversaw the cover-up of the U.S.'s liberty, how his son, Senator McCain, shortly thereafter actually wet-dumped U.S.'s forestow, named after Secretary of War and injured over 100 sailors. So I think we kind of covered that even before MK Altar became a mainstream topic and we kind of established that.
@kanarymine4It was more of a continuity of their Kamara, their poison cell human experiment labs in Russia initiated by the Jewish doctors and psychiatrists. So how paper, anybody who actually started talking about paperclip, how the Germans actually brought over the techniques of using torture to actually mind control is really beside the point.
@kanarymine4So I think we did another space after that, which I think was probably to me the most interesting space on Khazaria and how the Ashkenazis are mostly Khazars and how actually ties into their Chinese history of how they drove their... Altec, Altai Mountain nomadic tribe that believed in shaman worship, shamanism, and drove them to the Caspian Sea.
@kanarymine4So it's the Chinese that created problems for Europeans, and then the Europeans drove them to Israel and created problems for them, you know, Middle Easterners. So anyway, so that we examined from genetic TheOnlyRetard.com
@kanarymine4That is not surprising because it kind of ties into even their Native American tribes, their beliefs in their power of, you know, beings or incorporate both sexual traits and then travels with the same shamanism before Buddhism actually became popular in Thailand, how they bind threads as well. And how, when you actually have newly unearthed, you know, medieval Jewish burial site, how they were saying, oh, they're feeding
@kanarymine4So anyway, so we did that as well. So this one is, I do not claim I have a lot of new discoveries. And I think we, in between, spring between those spaces, we already also talked about Holocaust and how to approach it, how I have fairly long and kind of extended...
@kanarymine4post on that and as to like there's not necessarily new there i mean people here probably very familiar with a lot of their facts associated with that but i try to structure it as a kind of a proof of a crime um at the very you know rudimentary level this is an allegation of a crime and how we should approach it and put the burden on them and and have to have them um
@kanarymine4Prove every element of it. As we know, they tend to go on, they're kind of very slippery when they try to pin them down. They're like, okay, well, there's, you know, this big burial site. Oh, there are these, you know, executions. So try to kind of structure and say, you know, you have to prove this crime of Holocaust.
@kanarymine4You have to prove all these elements. You have to have intent. You have to have systematic execution. You have to have the crime mostly within camps. and actually within those death camps and you have to have mostly through their usage of gas and not use earlier evidence or later even in the 50s confessions or claim fire pits for instance and it has to be mostly and I mean kind of close to the figure six million so if you can't satisfy all those and in those efforts to those efforts I mean I actually went back to their
@kanarymine4Original documents to kind of, I even went to their translation site to translate the German. And I kind of had these very interesting dialogues with Grok. And actually, if you ask for the original documents, it was like, wow, this telegram that proves it. I'm like, okay, what does the telegram say? It says, one million Jews arrived.
@kanarymine4I'm like, okay, what does that mean? But that does not really say they were, you know, gassed. And Grok's like, because it's a euphemism. I'm like, that's circular reasoning. You know, things like that. And then when you go to there, when you boil it down, you only have a few actually documents where they point to their existence of intent or policy towards that end.
@kanarymine4And then you see there, okay, well, they actually use the word, you go to the original German, you like pull up the German. Oh, they use Ostrogothen. Oh, okay, what does Ostrogothen mean? Ostrogothen means actually uproot. The most common usage was uproot. And that was very much consistent with their plan to kind of, you know, emigrate the Jews, etc.
@kanarymine4So, and we found out later, and some of their mutuals actually found out, they retroactively put in their definition of extermination in modern day language of Austrodian. And when you go to an earlier version, you don't have it. So things like that, you know, it's kind of being like little tidbits here and there that we find along the way.
@kanarymine4So it's very interesting because usually if they say that they have found some evidence. and you're like and they send you the link and you follow the link and the link actually doesn't say anything they were like they're trying to actually dig up that area to see if there's burial there and then later on they found eight potential you know skeletons and the local rabbis said do not disturb them so anyway so it's like not really there's not really the proof and there's a very high hurdle you gotta actually overcome so so
@kanarymine4I guess back to this topic, it's not really anything new. There might be something here and there I'm going to sprinkle. It's more kind of a space for us to kind of discuss, like, how are we going to actually structure our narratives, right? Like, how can we actually consistently kind of structure our heritage, our history in our favor, right?
@kanarymine4So, I mean, it's unavoidable that we... Thank you for joining us today.
@kanarymine4What I'm trying to, like, start off by saying there is, you know, we have to think of... This is my point of view. There's great resistance. The last line of defense really rests with Americans, right? Americans are the ones who still have the freedom of speech, have their carry right of guns. Although, I mean, with the drones and all these tech, maybe guns are not really that effective, but...
@kanarymine4It presents certain thread, right? So if we, as Americans, how we actually see ourselves, whether we can actually rally to a common core with each other, will determine whether we will be able to bring I'm of the view that...
@kanarymine4Actually, there's a certain language we can use. We can say Freemasonry was founded by Jews. You can say the whole Jesuit was founded by Jews. You can say the whole Catholic Church in the fourth century was already kind of founded by Jews. You can say there are symbols. They share all these symbols. And you could say, well, Columbus was a Jew, and they were kicked out of Spain, and they discovered Americas.
@kanarymine4You can take your turn, Raoul, which has sound basis for argument, which is America was founded by non-monarchists who wanted independence, and some of them were Freemasons, very key ones, right, were Freemasons. And Freemasonry was very much in keep with Their philosophy of the time and as America was an American revolution was a break from the monarchy and obviously it was actually there was you know there were common grounds but Freemasonry was used as a tool to infiltrate it just like the American democracy is infiltrated today so we can use the word infiltrated versus like created or founded right um so I and this
@kanarymine4And also about Columbus, also about Christianity. So I'm just going to throw out my ideas here. And obviously, you know, there are a lot of people who may actually disagree with me. But, you know, so I just want to read out some stats first. Okay. So in terms of the Mason composition of the founding of America, right? Those, the signatories to the Declaration of Independent Signers.
@kanarymine4There were 9 out of 56 Freemasons. The signatories to their constitution, 9 out of 39, were Freemasons. 10 signed articles of confederation, and the Continental Army general officers, there were 33 out of 81, were Freemasons. And the presidents of the Continental Congress, 4, were Freemasons. Okay. So, I mean, these were, I mean, the most famous ones we know are like Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, John Hancock.
@kanarymine4So, and then I would say there, if you look at the presidents in American history, right? So, let's see, who, there are certainly,
@kanarymine4Well, the ones that actually got, who, let's see, from the very beginning, all right, George Washington, obviously. Then you have James Monroe, the fifth president, Andrew Jackson, the seventh president, James Polk, 11th, James Buchanan, 15th, Andrew Johnson, 17th, James Garfield, 20th, McKinley, William McKinley, 25th, and then you have Ted Roosevelt,
@kanarymine4Taft, 27th, Warren Harding, 29th, and FDR, 32nd, Truman, 33rd. And then you have, I think, Gerald Forger also as well. And there were other rumors of Lyndon Johnson and Lincoln, et cetera, but that was not really, they were recommended for honorary initiation, et cetera. So, you know, how do we, If we're going to say that Freemasonry was founded by Jews, then you're pretty much giving the credit all the way and the foundational core of America away to Jews.
@kanarymine4So I think we have to really kind of think long and hard about it. The reason I'm actually saying this is just... So, I mean, sure, you can say there, you know, and it is the truth that most of their early kind of charters definitely forbade, say, Jews from holding office. You would say there it was, you know, America until even the 80s was very much, you know, large majority white.
@kanarymine4But the reality is, right, I mean, America is a settlement country. And before some of the states became part of America, it had already been settled by various groups. And we cannot erase the fact that the slavery interest, plantation interest, was very much already started by the, you know, the Jewish, Sephardic Jewish groups, especially very early in the South.
@kanarymine4And then you... We talked about definitely the blacks who came and there were a lot of Celtic people who came as indentured and as slaves. So, and when you talk about like the West or California, I mean, on the coast of California, the Chinese had already navigated and settled around the same time as Columbus. And so, you know, they have been a main coin found along the Pacific coast.
@kanarymine4These and definitely you would see missions by the Spanish missionaries as early as the 16th century all along California. And the reality is such that today it would be very hard for any America to say we are white. I think it's absolutely fine and absolutely possible to say it's white Christian values. It is, you can say, it is going to be preserving the white majority.
@kanarymine4I think that is something that can be accepted among, you know, even those who are not in the JQ movement. But I think it would be very unrealistic to say we're going to kick everybody out, especially if you can kick the Jews out. And who had been in Rhode Island and in the South, like I said, from the very beginning? All right.
@kanarymine4So, and let's be very, very frank. I mean, there are Jews who are financing the revolution side as well. So are you going to say that we are actually going to kick out? It's going to be very hard to argue for that. And it's a non-starter. Just if there's any serious movement to be had from this, we, I mean, have to start from a common...
@kanarymine4Thank you for having me.
@kanarymine4It is very, very unrealistic to say, okay, we're going to actually subsume it to some, I guess, religious state or completely Christian state. Or are you going to be a Vatican? Are you going to be subsumed to whether they're a global authority on that? That is also a non-starter, right? And also you're going to say, oh, Pope Leo, as I said the other day, I was like, Pope Leo, you know how Pope Leo's mentor is?
@kanarymine4is the first Catholic that sat on the Holocaust Memorial Board. And that's a very prestigious place to be. So, you know, Vatican Bank is financed by the Rothschilds. So, I mean, there are just so many ways to kind of slice this thing, right? And the fact is, what I want to say is, from the very get-go, From the founders' point of view, there was a recognition that there was a famous exchange between the Reverend Snyder and Washington under the founding of the Illuminati, the Weishaupt, and whether that influence has reached American shores.
@kanarymine4And it was very obvious. And that letter, that actually, I looked for that letter like years ago. I found it in their Washington library and it's still there. Okay, so it's very obvious that they were fearing the spread of Illuminati onto the American shore. And I mean, most of the listeners here probably know the Illuminati, but just kind of as an aside.
@kanarymine4It was founded basically by Weishaupt, who actually studied to be a Jesuit and was financed partly by Rothschilds and very closely connected to the Frankists. And they were behind the Jacobins, the French Revolution, and all the cruelty behind that, I guess. So Washington went on. I have to find that quote. I'm having a hard time.
@kanarymine4Searching through my message here, essentially, he went on to say that those were very depraved people and that they even called it diabolical. That's George Washington's take on the infiltration of the Continental Grand Lodges by the Illuminati. And it is very clear from both their I guess almost all the founding members, right?
@kanarymine4Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, who were very critical of Their French Revolution. I mean, it's kind of a double-edged sword. They wanted the support and brotherhood and camaraderie with the French Revolution. By the same time, the brutality of it and the mob that actually overwhelmed the entire society and became like a bath definitely shocked them.
@kanarymine4They wanted to distance the American Revolution from that. So So we have to make that differentiation. And even in their German continental lodges, there were struggles at the time between the Martinists and the Illuminati. And at the time, for a time, it was banned in Bavaria. So it was a struggle. And if you look at their...
@kanarymine4The timing of when the Grand Lodges of London was founded was actually capitalized. You would say the first Grand Lodge was in 1717, but the charter, the revision to be more inclusive, to accept people of more religious leanings actually came later. And if you look at when George Washington and Benjamin Franklin joined their Freemasonry, it was actually, you know, around the time or before that.
@kanarymine4So one can make the case that they were just joining at the time this kind of a commercial kind of, I would say, networking. opportunities, also the camaraderie. And let's be very honest, I mean, a lot of them were deists at the time or more open to kind of a more reformed vision of Christianity. So to be part of an organization that was not religious necessarily, but welcomed or religious as long as they worship monotheism.
@kanarymine4It was a vehicle for them to actually make connections. And as kind of a covert operation in opposition to a strong enemy, I mean, it was very understandable. They would actually use whatever vehicle at the time to organize, right? So I'm just saying, and from the Jewish point of view, I mean, Freemasonry as... TheOnlyRetard.com
@kanarymine4It was a vehicle for organizing for the American Revolution, right? As to the founders' philosophy, I think it should be very clear that, you know, if you look at the Constitution, it is definitely a very benign, very, I guess, force for good, right? And what I want to say is also, I mean, I'll probably talk about that later.
@kanarymine4And another very interesting piece of information is that Benjamin Franklin actually organized the Nine Sisters Lodge in France as his way of actually making connections in France to raise funds for the revolution, etc. And he struck up a very firm relationship with Voltaire, who is a known anti-Semite. So they kind of had this, you know, pretty like sort of like...
@kanarymine4And we're looking at others, say, pretty famous, Andrew Jackson, who was actually very, I guess, ardent in reading.
@kanarymine4All these founders were very aware of not just central banking, but also some of them are clearly wary of it. Probably the Jeffersonian types are more wary of it than even their Masonic types. But overall, there is a resistance to alliance with foreign countries and be open to the British
@kanarymine4I guess forces at the time who definitely were already controlled by Sephardic Jews, especially later. More so by their... Oh, yeah, we actually did a space. I forgot about that space, Ian. We did a space on Karl Marx's family and how Rothschilds married into the Baron Cohen family to get their first access to royal gold and how they actually became a world power.
@kanarymine4And there's the intermarriage between the Sephardic Jews, between the Jews who were kind of... Thank you for joining us.
@kanarymine4Thank you for joining us.
@kanarymine4I would say, you know, Andrew Jackson is a high-level Mason. And other notables or anti, what do you call it, anti-Semite, you know, notable Freemasons are, as we all know, Henry Ford. So, and Charles Lindbergh, right? Charles Lindbergh, when he flew over, made his, you know, flight, he actually had a mason pin on him, right?
@kanarymine4So what I'm saying is we shouldn't just throw their, I guess, baby out with the bathwater or just think there's... But it's absolutely true that Pike... who actually introduced the rights, the newly revised rights to their lodges, was closely associated with Judah Benjamin. So I'm just saying we should just look at it in the modern day, especially with the B'nai B'nai birth, B'nai,
@kanarymine4Takeover. Definitely there's, you can say probably right now, how much of that is Jewish controlled, how much that is just plain old and lodges, right? I mean, I think we should look at it. I mean, it's my just speculation, but I have a feeling that, you know, Tucker could be also a Mason, right? So, I mean, like if someone like that or someone like Henry Ford were to come here to say,
@kanarymine4Hey, we're facing this colonization, right? We're having this danger. Are you going to actually say, hey, you're Masons, I'm going to listen to you? Of course not. So if they are making the contribution to this dialogue, then, I mean, of course, I mean, whatever their other identity might be, should be kind of... Thank you for joining us.
@kanarymine4We should really kind of see what our objective is, right? The overall narrative. What is the overall narrative? The overall narrative is we should see the Constitution as basically sound and that we are being colonized with a religious, ethno-religious group, right? Bent on world domination over us and will take away our liberty.
@kanarymine4Our speech right, our right to own a gun, our right to water, to air, to only land, right, to freedom of travel, organization, assemblage, whatever. So that is what we're fighting against. And I would say, you know, it may not be Mason. It could be another organization later on that we keep, actually, that's covered. That's, I mean, I...
@kanarymine4I'm just saying that I don't necessarily believe in armed struggles at all. But if you're actually going to have armed struggles, it definitely will be very hard to have everything in there open. So what I'm saying is, if the goal is to actually rally around the Constitution, Then we should not actually give the founding credit to our nemesis, right?
@kanarymine4I wouldn't call it an enemy necessarily, but certainly the opposition, right?
@kanarymine4You know, why would you want to actually say America was free and founded by Freemasons? So, you know, it was Freemasons Jewish. So, you know, hey, we already own you, right? Like, why can't we merge our military together? So, you know, so it is to me the political equivalent of Christian Zionism, right? Like, so the Jews were actually like preceded everything.
@kanarymine4It was their, the foundation of Christianity. So, you know, it should just be thrown the credit to them. Right. So there might have to be kind of a way of looking at a religion. So that's what I think about, you know, Freemasonry and how we should look at it. And then we're talking about close to that. It was even earlier.
@kanarymine4I mean, as to who found America, obviously, I mean.
@kanarymine4There's a lot of people saying, wow, he was, you know, they're coincided with the time that he actually came to America, right? Was he founded by Jews? Was he financed by Jews? Yes, very much so. But he was also financed by Queen Elizabeth, I mean, Isabel. And both his Christopher Columbus sons actually described Christopher Columbus as having
@kanarymine4Blue eyes, reddish complexion, and red hair. Okay. So, and that he struck up a kind of a friendship with Queen Isabel because Isabel was also a red hair, blue eyed. So, I mean, he certainly got the permission, got the charter, the mandate, and the money from the Queen, who, together with his co-king, was very much adamant about expelling the Jewish interest in Spain, right?
@kanarymine4So how do you reconcile that, right? But I think it would be very foolish to kind of just dispel that as he himself as of Jewish origin, right? So it should be noted, here's where, you know, the Visigoth, definitely from the north of the Germanic tribes, Very much were actually occupied a good part of Spain and Italy, right?
@kanarymine4But even before Visigoth, actually the Celtic people were in the region. And to have their freckled, reddish, and red hair is a very unique, signature gene of the Celts. And true. I mean, he was born in Genoa. His whole family was in that area. And that was very much of a Celtic early settlement area. And when you look at the northern part of Spain, for a long time, the Celts cultivated there.
@kanarymine4So to just immediately say, wow, he was financed, there were these Jewish interests that financed Christopher Columbus and ignored who he was and who his main supporter was. It's a little silly, right? Like, why? Why? I mean, even if there were any doubt or whatever, like, why would you go with that line of argument versus, hey, you know, is my tribe that actually founded America, you know, discovered America or whatever?
@kanarymine4So that's my second part about, you know, the founding of America, right? Like, why do you want to throw the credit away? So...
@kanarymine4So, I mean, the third part is even more, I guess, probably more controversial, but it's very interesting. So, as I kind of alluded to before, EN Spaces, when we look at their Christianity, right? And the first time I told everybody, we were just like shocked. I'm like, oh! We did not know that the Old Testament, the Pentateuch, was added onto the Christian canon, not until the fourth century, right?
@kanarymine4And that the Massillon Bible, that was popular in the second century, was banned after the Nicene Conference in the fourth century, after the Rome adopted Christianity.
@kanarymine4With it, there are other bands, the Aryanism, etc. But even then, when we look at the popularity of Massillon, it was very much alive in the earliest Christian communities, such as the Armenian community, such as the Greek community. And then when you look at Christianity itself, And compared to Zoroastrianism versus Judaism, you will find a lot more commonality with Zoroastrianism than with Judaism, right?
@kanarymine4I mean, some of the early church fathers, such as Ignatius, said, well, you know, Christianity did not come from Judaism. Judaism is a perversion of Christianity, okay? So, I mean, that is actually assuming we are talking about the Torah, we are talking about the Septicum, and not even talking about the Talmud, you know, Babylonian Talmud, which was not even compiled until the 6th century, or, you know, the Hebrew, whatever, Bible, which was not even an infotext until the 11th century, right?
@kanarymine4So, we're just talking about, say, the Septicum. The Septicum was written in Greek. It was claimed to be translations, but it itself never claimed to be translations. It claimed to be original revelation. So, I mean, there was kind of a talk about, oh, you know, there were these 70 scholars who translate the same. Miraculously, their translations are all verbatim, like word for word, the same.
@kanarymine4But when you really look at their Hebrew language itself at the time, it was very much... TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy
@kanarymine4Paradise vs. Hell, Good vs. Evil was very much borrowed from Zoroastrianism, was very much already embodied in Zoroastrianism. And when you look at, you know, the Old Testament, where they basically talk about commanding their god, like a golem, to snatch all the firstborns of their mortal enemies, right? After they commanded their god to visit plagues,
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@kanarymine4All right. So there is definitely an incongruence between the two.
@kanarymine4Two religions. So it makes a lot of sense when you look at the Massillon, which did not have the Judea references. And even look at the Gospels. Some of those early Gospels actually describe Jesus as fully formed, ready to minister, did not talk about the origin story at all. And when you look at the two origin stories of Matthew and Luke,
@kanarymine4They were different from each other. Okay, one clearly had a Persian influence, right? And when you look at Saul, I mean, Paul, I mean, he claimed he, actually Jesus was his own tribe, tribe of Benjamin, which is not Judean. But the overall thing is, I'm just saying, there are arguments to be made, right? That Christianity did not,
@kanarymine4It was a later competing amalgamation with a competing religion that was also very heavily personalizing. So Judaism in its early periods was not very much of a kind of a, you know, through introduction kind of a club, right? It was very, very aggressive in actually spreading its messages. And when you look at how
@kanarymine4A widespread, so to speak, anti-Semitism. The notable people all kind of started a Massillon revival, right? Le Voltaire was very much of a champion for Massillon, you know, as the Bible, right? And when you look at there, definitely the Germans, they're, you know... Adolf Hitler's regime. They were very much into Massillon.
@kanarymine4And their claim is actually Jesus was a minion. So when we actually delve into the history of Galilee and how it was a deliberate effort for the Assyrians when they conquered a place to remove the local populations and replace it with all foreign population. And a lot of these population came from Hellenistic regions. And then later actually conquer conquest by Persia.
@kanarymine4And that also brought a lot of Persian influence and Persian population. So it's entirely possible for Jesus to be
@kanarymine4Reasonable basis for making the argument in our favor, we should make those arguments and not really actually give the credit and entangled with the rival religion or rival race group that actually does not have the best interests of you in mind. So, and that's one. And the other is that we as a very disparate group and in a very, you know, kind of very, you know, just out of common sense, if we want to move forward and rally
@kanarymine4Everybody under the same kind of banner, we should probably still uphold the Constitution, uphold whatever was one tradition that can actually unite people under. So that's my two points. And the third point I want to make is that, you know, very pessimistically, if we were to go absolutely pessimistic, right? Say we were, again,
@kanarymine4What do we want to preserve?
@kanarymine4I mean, when you're physically under that rule, what can you still keep, right? Now, how do you actually prevail in the end? Because I am of the firm conviction that even if they rule over all of Earth, that rule is not going to last forever. Not like what they say, a thousand years in their rule, when everybody turned into a zombie, basically.
@kanarymine4So, to me... What we need to keep is actually a completely different paradigm. In our paradigm, they always talk about power struggles, right? It's the power struggle. It is might versus right. There's no absolute morality. So there is no absolute truth.
@kanarymine4That you cannot really tell truth, everything is relative. So to actually keep your humanity, our humanity, we should, and also the goal of whatever justifies the goal is justified, whatever means, right? So whereas when you look at the Constitution or look at the tradition that came from the, you know, Egalitarianism from, say, the Nordic tradition or the kind of peace and tolerance from the Buddhist tradition, etc.
@kanarymine4It is very different, right? So, I mean, there is a right and wrong, and definitely from the Christianity point of view, there is right and wrong, right? There is truth. There is falsehood. You know, there is fair procedure, right? Those things matter. So there is actually objective reality that you can examine and critique instead of actually just, you know, say whatever is, you know, black is white, white isn't black, you know, I do not trust my eyes or ears and I just kind of try to survive, right?
@kanarymine4So what we need to preserve at the end of the day and the best counter to their rule is really to hold on to that paradigm, right? Our paradigm versus their paradigm. And, you know, I came from a family that actually had to survive the Cultural Revolution where my grandmother had to, like, mail, like, gold bullions into the Bank of China, even in fear, in the middle of the night, because she was afraid that, you know, they would be put in jail for possessing any gold, right?
@kanarymine4So, you know, so from her point of view, it's like,
@kanarymine4From what she's saying, she says, you know, hey, you know, you have to study hard, right? You have to, because in her mind, like, they can take everything away from you. Everything, like whatever you have, you can just, you know, whatever you can be taking away. What you cannot take away from you is your mind, right? So, but what differs, like, what makes this enemy or this challenge so different from every,
@kanarymine4Despart, every invader, is that they are a very, very sadistic group. They're not content with just taking all your physical possessions. They're not even content with locking you up and limiting your freedom. They want to toy with your mind. They absolutely want possession of your mind. So So if you lose everything, if we were to lose everything today, what the best weapon we can have is to keep our minds and keep not just our minds, but the paradigms of the minds.
@kanarymine4That our belief that there is an objective truth, that there are ways of evaluating reality, there's a right and wrong, there's an evil and a good, a hell and paradise, you know, angels and demons. I think that is the strongest message we can send. and the strongest traditions we can keep and we should start now right like you know like basically they as i said you know their flag is the rainbow flag the Noahide flag is the rainbow flag if you look up actually um
@kanarymine4That was a very good way of actually spreading a message to me because I told my friends like, oh, you know, do you guys know there was an oblast in Soviet that was actually Jewish oblast? And their flag is, look up that flag, their flag is the transgender flag. So what they effectively did was to replace the Christian, you know, symbols in classrooms and in the name of, you know, public education, but they effectively putting their own flags into their classrooms.
@kanarymine4Right? So, I mean, so it is really a struggle of the paradigms and our children and other battlefields, their minds of the children and other battlefields. And, you know, our minds are the battlefields. I mean, like, you may do whatever to survive, but at the end of the day, you have to vary the sanity. And part of the sanity and very much congruent with that paradigm is the American Constitution, is the founding document.
@kanarymine4And so I... I absolutely think that is something we should preserve. And, you know, you can certainly say that Freemasonry was infiltrated, was even some other, you know, but does not, should not go the next step or say, oh, but America was all a joke. It was all just Jewish from the very start, right? It was just, you know, the black nobility or whatever, you know.
@kanarymine4So that's sort of the... and then JoAnn, that's what I'm trying to say here, the three points I want to make. Anyway.
Ian MalcolmNo, and so, Karen, it's very akin to kind of the worldview that I take on this exact subject. And I say it because, you know, the opposition to your position. Just to kind of read back what I heard in the space. And look, I'm always open to any and all positions. I feel like if we're going to be intellectually honest, we should always consider the opposing suggestions, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd their basic take was, look, at the early offset of the founding of the nation, you did have, and it's undeniable that there were some pretty substantial financial investments and involvements and attachments, let's call them. Thank you for joining us.
Ian Malcolmand Jews had a massive involvement. It's kind of ironic, right? The thing that really tethered them to the new world was largely massive profits that they were making through the slave trade, right? And so they were heavily invested and involved in one of the highest concentrations of Jews in the United States. For example, pre-Civil War was in Charleston and just happened to be the place with the highest concentration of slave ownership.
Ian MalcolmIt's like, wow, that's curious, right? So the entanglements are there. But again, you know, this idea that from the beginning, Thank you for joining us.
Ian MalcolmIf it was a Jewish ploy from the beginning, why wasn't it just a Jewish ploy from the beginning, right? Why not just make it Noahide laws right from the get-go? Right. If they had that much power and authority, why not just say, sorry, guys, this is the rule of the land. We are the chosen ones. We rule everything. And so, you know, I think the more reasonable way to look at this is to say perhaps, you
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Ian Malcolmto then awaken the entire world to the Jewish question, which in and of itself is a big enough task. But they would also then need to aim their sights to say, our goal is to remove the democracy and to go back to some other form of nobility. And if that's the intention, it's like, okay, well, that's a pretty steep hill to climb, guys.
Ian MalcolmMaybe we should not have such high aspirations. because, you know, to some extent, if that is the end game and the end goal, well, then, you know, maybe it's possible, but I'd rather look at it pragmatically and say, look, I think the founders, obviously, they held anti-Jewish views. We can go back and we can quote, for example, John Quincy Adams, who said, essentially, this is not going to be, this is going to be a paraphrase.
Ian MalcolmHe basically said, they are the most wretched of people who would steal your eyes out of your skull if they had the opportunity, right? In a very,
Ian MalcolmI think to suggest that those things that they were saying was a larp or a ruse is unreasonable. And so maybe at most, right, they were... Thank you for joining us.
Ian MalcolmRight. And that was fundamental was if you are not of this religion, then you need not apply for any kind of role within the government. And a lot of people are kind of, you know, they gloss over that when they have this piece of the story where they say, oh, it was America was a Jewish thing from the get go. But, you know, a lot of the states, they explicitly forbid Jews from holding.
Ian MalcolmAny position of political power, I think New York, if I'm not mistaken, which is ironic because of the concentration of Jews today, but I think New York was the first to overturn that. And so for anybody that doesn't believe what I just said, go back and look up the Jew bill. I think it was either Virginia or Maryland where they had to basically apply to have that overturned so that Jews could hold positions of office, which of course suggests that they couldn't prior to that.
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Ian MalcolmI just wanted to add to what he was saying as if to illustrate even more ridiculously
@malleusigHow futile the game that we play of trying to find a Jewish trope that has not been energetically and enthusiastically proven by Jews at some point. You mentioned someone saying that Jews would steal the eyes out of your head if we let them. I do believe that corneas are among the most common things that are stolen from Palestinian bodies after human skin and banked in Israel.
@malleusigJust kind of bring everyone down to earth in that one. So they're literally stealing the eyes out of people's heads.
Ian MalcolmAnd just to get the direct quote, because I always like to be as accurate as I can, the Jews are wretched creatures. I never saw in my life such a set of miserable-looking people, and they would steal your eyes out of your head if they possibly could. That was John Quincy Adams, the sixth president.
Ian MalcolmYou know, essentially provide any and all sides of the story. So we had done the other and when Karen wanted to do this, I was very excited for it. But, you know, that's our opinions. Welcome for any and all others. I see we got Dr. Rechtenwald. Oh, sorry.
@malleusigNo, I'm just going to add one more thing. And this is not opinion. This is established fact. Not only was John Wilkes Booth Jewish, but one more out of the four successful presidential assassinations that have McKinley His assassin's name was Leon F. Sulgoz, was also Jewish. The Kennedy assassination, strangely enough, was primarily involved the Jewish actors, with the exception of the assassin himself.
@malleusigBut everyone else, for some reason, was Jewish. So that's probably three out of four right there you're looking at. Plus one attempted, who was, Truman was litter-bombed by Leahy. So we're looking at a gross over-representation in both presidential assassinations and attempted assassinations. Kind of makes you think.
@kanarymine4And before Dr. Rachtenwald speaks, I'd just like to add one more thing, that actually the Mason presidents, the presidents who were Freemasons, were disproportionately assassinated and disproportionately assassinated mostly by, you know, financial central bank interests.
@malleusigYou think because they kind of got too big for their britches and decided, hey, why don't we try and fix some of these problems instead of keeping them going?
@kanarymine4Could be they had more insight. I don't know. But just curious.
Ian MalcolmCould be. Well, let's check in and get Dr. Rechtenwald's thoughts. I'd be very curious for his opinion on the founders and, as Karen acknowledged, some of the ties with Freemasonry, perhaps some of the financial involvement and entanglements with... Dr. Ektemal, do you think infiltration from the get-go, or were these some good, wholesome people that built something beautiful that has since been subverted?
Speaker 2Great to be here. Thanks. Great question. Very, very informative presentation, Karen. I appreciate it very much. I mean, this was not your 101JQ lesson tonight. This was advanced. So I would say that, you know, I think Karen pointed out some very interesting anomalies or issues that have to be considered. One of them being, of course, that, you know, these founders, six or nine founders, I guess, signers of the Constitution or Declaration or both, were Freemasons.
Speaker 2And so what about Freemasonry? I think that was a very interesting issue. What she might be saying about Freemasonry there, because if they were Freemasons, they were nevertheless, you know, well, I mean, in some cases, the Freemasons were, quote, antisemitic. So that's a very interesting consideration. I wanted to, so as for the founders, I mean, I think, you know, at this point, we don't have a total control system here.
Speaker 2There's attempts at control and subversion, but this is not at all complete by any stretch. In fact, I wouldn't say it really comes to completion until the early 20th century with the Federal Reserve and the income tax and a number of other issues. I think, of course, The inducement to get into World War I, thanks to Wilson and his peccadilloes that apparently they had this dirt on him.
Speaker 2And so he went along with the whole World War I scheme. And then, of course, you know... So he was a total disaster. But anyway, the point being, it didn't begin as a complete Jewish project. There's no way on earth. Now, to the other issue, though, that Karen talked about, which I found very interesting, is the early Christianity question about was early Christianity Judaic or was it Judaized later?
Speaker 2That's a very... A very big question and one I've been pondering and reading about quite a bit lately. It's one that's very, very close to my heart right now. It seems to me that not only were there the Marcionites, of course, there were also some other sects like the Ebionites who were basically Judaized Christians from the outset.
Speaker 2This was another sect that was competing with the Marcionites, or not competing, but coexisting with the Marcionites, and they condemned each other. These Evianites thought that Jesus was definitely the Jewish Messiah, and that he was strictly...
Speaker 2Well, I mean, I'm not sure all their theology, but one of the points is that they believed Christians, after people were converted even from, say, paganism to Christianity, they should become Jewish right away. They should also become Jewish. They should adopt Judaism. So this goes back early. Early Christianity is not monolithic with Marcionites strictly speaking running around.
Speaker 2There are other particular sects going on, or cults, or whatever you want to call them. I don't mean that pejoratively. There are other Christian groups, and they're different. And then there are the Gnostics, of course, as well. And Marcionites are not Gnostics, because they don't believe that salvation comes from secret knowledge.
Speaker 2They believe it comes through faith in Jesus, just like... and the Orthodox Christians. Anyway, this is just some stuff that I thought about and wanted to kick back and hear what Karen might say. These are sort of questions, but sort of probing statements. Thank you so much.
@joann_marieThank you, Dr. Michael. Karen, any thoughts on what Michael was talking about?
@kanarymine4Yeah, thanks, Dr. Recknwell. Always appreciate your perspective. So, yeah, I mean, if you look at there, I was referring to the Celtic settlements, right? The Celtic settlements in northern France, in Italy, in Spain, even before the Roman time. When Rome actually adopted Christianity, it spread to the Visigoths, spread to the Celtic communities, and they actually believed, they had believed in Arianism for a long time before it was declared to be unorthodox, right?
@kanarymine4And especially among the Celts, they actually were pagan worshippers. TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy
@kanarymine4Even look at Judaism, I mean, they do what they're humping on the wall is to Shekna, mother goddess, right? I mean, like a female goddess. So there isn't a... I would say necessarily an orthodox, orthodox. And if you look at Rome, Rome's power, the Vatican's power versus, say, the Byzantine power, for a long time, the power seat was in the Byzantines and not necessarily in Rome, I mean, in the Vatican.
@kanarymine4And they actually, what gave them the right to actually claim the supreme power had turned out to be, turned out to rest on a forged document. So it's
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@kanarymine4Thank you so much for being here.
@kanarymine4And whatever it is now, I feel like if we can go to the very fundamental parts, and like I think JoAnn or somebody else actually recently said, you know, or I forgot, that, you know, you're a Christian, if you look at the genocide in Palestine, and you cannot like feel empathy, you're not a Christian, period. I mean, so, so it just, you know, I just feel like we can go to the very fundamental things and...
@kanarymine4But you're right. I mean, there were a lot of competing influences, and there was even, I would say, there probably, I can imagine, like, you know, you have Jesus in the West, and you have Confucius in the East, even among his disciples, there were a lot of fights, right? So, but the thing is, there is still the teaching of the good and the bad.
@kanarymine4So, as long as we can stick to good and evil, I mean, you know, right and wrong, and TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy
@kanarymine4There will be times when the Jewish interests align with other interests, right? They're very good at using whoever benefits their interests at the time, right? I mean, I do not believe we should be such purists. If they're saying... Jewish contingents that are actually in our best interest and aligned with us. As long as we understand we're not going to give away our sovereignty or our ownership of our movement or whatever it is.
@kanarymine4I mean, certainly, why not? If their founding framers wanted to actually, you know, be independent from the monarchy that, again, can be easily corrupted by the money interest and the The city of London is an independent city all by itself. The queen had to knock on the door before she could be let into that city, right?
@kanarymine4And the Rothschilds could point a finger at King Charles' chest, right? I mean, even if it's a monarchy, it could be easily corrupted and controlled. So, yeah, I mean, I feel like we shouldn't be such purists. You know, we should... I agree.
@malleusigI think that one of our biggest failings is how we hold on to these purity tests. Jews will literally come out in defense of a Jewish traitor, of a Jewish spy against his own country. They will hide Jewish sex criminals. and Child Predators as long as those Child Predators happen to be Jewish. This is a line of defense that we have no way to compete with because we are not amoral as a habit, right?
@malleusigWe need to try really hard to overlook our moral code and that's a handicap that Jews don't have. because they don't have a moral code. They don't have a morality that goes beyond Jew good, non-Jew bad, right? And frankly, Oh, no, no, no, no.
@joann_marieHold on. Ian, the space is going to crash. And if it does crash, he will open right back up. Yeah, guys, please follow Ian and Rabbi and Dr. Michael and Karen and everybody on the panel. And put your notifications on so that you guys are aware when he opens. And I'm going to message him. Sorry, Rabbi.
@malleusigNo, it's fine.
Speaker 3Can I get something in real quick?
@malleusigNo, hold on. Real quick, just wanted to point, this is the fundamental asymmetry between Jews and non-Jews. They don't have any morals that get in the way. We do. Go ahead.
Speaker 3Okay, so I just had a major brainstorm, and guess what happens when you're bashing Jews? I personally think anti-Semitism is a direct consequence of their behavior.
@malleusigNo, JoAnn, JoAnn, listen. You're describing something that's actually a good thing. We want them to have their own state. No, you were done talking. JoAnn, JoAnn, you were done talking. You had your turn. JoAnn! JoAnn, JoAnn, listen. Again, you come up here, you're making a non-point, all right? I think most of us, we actually want them to have their own state.
@malleusigThe only condition is that they all have to go there, okay? That's the only thing. Again, some can visit, right? But we don't want the current situation where we have them infiltrating everyone else's countries, taking over their governments, taking over their economies, so the entire world is essentially a Jewish state, right?
@malleusigThat's not tenable. It's not acceptable. And it is only going to end in, well, it's a game of chicken they play with us, right? They play this game of chicken, and it's like, well, no, we'll get them this time. We'll lock the Gentiles down. this time and then there's another pogrom when we break out right we break out of our open air prison there's another pogger and they say oh my god they're killing us for no reason again and then they spend another 30 40 years playing on our sympathies until the generation that remembered why they get kicked out dies off and the new soft
@malleusigAll right. We're not. That's why we lose.
@joann_marieAlso, they cannot have Palestine. They can go to the Jewish Oblast or Jeffrey Epstein Island. I don't know. Whatever.
@malleusigThey have a whole country already. It's called the Jewish Oblast. It's in Russia. The whole thing is theirs. They can have it. They can have Madagascar, too, for all I care.
@joann_marieHow did you say that? Good job, Ian.
Ian MalcolmI mean, Madagascar is awesome. But you know what's weird is the lack of tolerance for discourse. I mean, that guy basically railroaded you until you muted him. And then, I don't know if you removed him. I certainly didn't. But then he... No, it wasn't me. Either direction. You didn't remove him, right? No, no. I think he left.
Ian MalcolmYeah, and JoAnn, I'm guessing, did not either?
@joann_marieNo, I didn't. I actually enjoyed piñatas, so... Well, okay, so get this.
Ian MalcolmAll right, so he came up, threw around a bunch of his belief system. You pushed back, tried to have a discussion. When he wouldn't tolerate a reasonable discourse, you had to mute him, and then he ran away from the room, probably just threw his phone against the wall, right? And it's like, this is what is so antisocial, is actually the right term, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd it's why, and I advocate for a lot of different things, but one of the ones that I think is incredibly important is that we be social people, right? Even if I agreed with that person's perspective, which I don't, But I would tell him, I would say, listen, you got to work on the delivery because everybody's going to tune you out when you sound like a lunatic, right?
Ian MalcolmI do think it's what makes the approach that we've taken to this subject truly dangerous to the people in charge is that we're, and if you look around the panel, right, we've got all kinds of genders, of creeds, of colors, of nationalities, and we're all able to say, hey, guys, I think there's a common problem here.
@malleusigI've been defined as a black lesbian, so I'm like three intersectional personalities right there.
Ian MalcolmRabbi, be careful, you've already got some people suggesting, oh, he's the Rabbi [guest], did you guys realize he's a rabbi, so therefore must be a Jew. So now you're also, I guess, you said an intersectional lesbian?
@malleusigI'm a Jewish lesbian woman of color. I'm a proud, sassy black woman who happens to love vagina and goes to... Temple every Saturday.
Ian MalcolmAnd there you have it, folks. The one and only Rabbi [guest] bringing all the laughs. But no, truthfully, that is a good example of what we should not do. If we go into rooms with people that don't recognize Jewish supremacy, let's not flame out and then storm out of the room. When they try and push back on our ideals, because we obviously are going to try to deliver them very factually, which is why in many of the prior conversations where I attempted to do that, one of my favorites being the punch bowl.
Ian MalcolmWe don't accept your kind around here. I was like, what do you mean kind? They were like, no, we're not buying your propaganda. What have I said that's wrong, guys? Can you remove him from the space? Let them do that. and just calmly articulate our points, right? So it's, I hope that that person is listening in the tunnels.
Ian MalcolmI noted that not only did they run off the stage, but they also then immediately left the room when they did. And so what that tells me is they're not interested in a discourse or a dialogue. They're just pushing whatever the, in that person's case, it might be schizophrenia. But anyway, Dr. Reitzewald, go ahead.
Speaker 2Yeah, because I had some things I wanted to say in his presence and actually talk to him. about what he argued, because what he's arguing is what Herzl argued, that we need anti-Semitism, because anti-Semitism justifies the establishment of the Jewish state. So, you know, this is what they said at the outset. They knew they needed anti-Semitism.
Speaker 2But the thing is, it's not like they're not generating it. I mean, they're generating it on purpose, apparently, I think. And then they use it as a shield to, you know, to basically indemnify them for all their crimes. So, I mean, this makes it also, to say you can't, like, whatever he said, he said you couldn't bash Jews.
Speaker 2He's saying, you know, you're bashing Jews. So basically this means we have no self-defense. We can't say, oh, these particular people are beating us to death. We can't say anything about that because that would be the crime. That's how they set this whole thing up, and it's ludicrous.
Speaker 2The guy had some point, but I wanted to talk to him about the fact that this is not strictly confined to the geopolitical region known as Israel. It's not strictly confined to that. In fact, Israel, I would argue, is a network. It's not just a place.
@malleusigAnd you're right. He did have a valid point, but the problem is he was doing the thing that a lot of these propagandists do, which is they come up and they twist our words, and then they pretend to be fighting against them. He said, if you just sit up here... Bashing Jews, okay? I don't think anyone has been bashing anyone in this space.
@malleusigWe've been pretty good. Karen, everything she said has been fact-based, backed up, as far as I know, with pretty ample documentation. Everything I've said has been backed up with documentation. And if you come up here and you claim that people are just bashing Jews, then you obviously haven't been listening. But the crux of what he said, which is that
@malleusigIf you come up here and you engage in, like, you know, wingnattery, where you talk about, well, we need to throw them in the ovens again, or, right, shit like that, you know, essentially FBA-level criticism of, not even criticism, FBA-level hatred of Jews, right? And that was a joke.
Ian MalcolmI just want to be very specific. That was an attempt at sarcasm.
@malleusigWhat sarcasm?
Speaker 4With ovens and things of that nature. I just wanted to call it out.
@malleusigIt's called quoted speech. I'm quoting... A hypothetical wingnattery argument against the Jews. Of course, it's not what I believe. But if you are going to come up here and you're going to say those things, you'll be kicked off pretty quickly, first of all. But second of all, if you do it, you are doing what he mentioned.
@malleusigYou are helping Jewish people by giving them a believable, what's the word, boogeyman to fight against, all right? Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 5I've had my hand up for a while. Can I speak, please?
@kanarymine4I just want to make one point. Yeah, let Karen go and then we'll go to you. Yeah. So, I guess going back to Dr. Recktenwald's point, I think we should absolutely now just talk about the country, Israel, and Ashley, absolutely. I have to point out, say, Dr. Rabbi Schneerson and also the Sephardim chief rabbi of Israel, and really realized that their vision, what I call Zionism, is really not a nationalism centered around Israel.
@kanarymine4Zionism is a Jewish nationalism for no high global rule. So I think we absolutely have to talk about Jewish supremacy over all of humanity. And the very fact that Ryan's compilation of the Bolshevik atrocities got like 9 million exposure through Russell Brand. So that absolutely expended this Jewish atrocity from, say, just Palestine.
@kanarymine4to their grandparents, the IDFs.
@kanarymine4So, yeah, I mean, I think we have to make a concert effort to actually talk about Jewish supremacy, which is what also Dan Bilzerin was trying to emphasize, that we're not talking about anti-Zionism. We're talking about Jewish... We're not just talking about being even colonized by Israel or influenced by Israel. We're talking about the Sayanam, all of their Jewish kind of prophecy or their kind of vision that actually is going to control all of humanity under their nationalism.
@kanarymine4So I think we can expand the definition. TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy
@malleusigPut a foot out of line and criticize them in any way, shape, or form, however gentle. I don't see anything wrong with that. But yeah, go ahead. Was it Dia? You said you didn't hand up for a long time. You wanted to speak?
Speaker 5Yes, sir. So you kind of nailed it, right? Look, I define Jews are good people, but the Israeli government, right? Or Ben-Gavir. I hate him. You know, I've been around and so I can speak to this publicly, but I just wanted to point out that, look, I've been there. I camp with IDF people and they were chill as fuck. But yeah, when Ben Gavir speaks up, I'm like, dude, what the fuck are you doing?
Speaker 5So... I'll land it right there, but just know the difference.
@joann_marieI disagree with that.
@malleusigAn enlightening exercise can be made if we simply take the words that are accepted when they're spoken by Israeli politicians and then speak them ourselves. For example, if I were to say, I think the target assassination should be carried out in Tel Aviv, taking down 30 to 40 Israelis every night, Not just those who pose an immediate threat.
@malleusigThere are people there who are not worthy of life. They shouldn't live. They're not even people. If I were to say this, if I were to say this, put it on X, get it clipped, how long do you think my account would last? How long do you think if I were to say this openly in the workplace, how long do you think that I'd continue to be employed?
@malleusigVery short. It would not be a long time at all, okay? But when Ben-Gavir says it, and he says that Target assassination should be carried out in Gaza, killing 30-40 brown Palestinians every night, he didn't say that, I'm adding it so you know who he was really talking about, Target taking out 30-40 Palestinians every night, right?
@malleusigThen suddenly he deserves all the benefits of the DAO? For some reason? Because he's wearing a kippah? Because he happens to belong to the Nesset? Right? What is the magic ingredient that takes someone who is an objective psychopath in any other context and turns them into someone acceptable in polite society? I'm not just saying it.
@malleusigI want to know what that is so I can enjoy those benefits. Do I need to convert to Judaism so I can say shit like this? Go ahead, Karen.
@joann_marieOh, and also super quick, you make it sound like, oh, the problem is just Ben-Gavir or Netanyahu. No, it's absolutely Israeli society. No, no, not you, Rabbi, I'm talking to you.
@malleusigHe's a symptom, yeah, yeah.
@joann_marieYeah, it's like, if you see the polls, they literally want to, I think it's about 60-something percent, they want to, like, kill everyone, and then there's like an 80% that they want to, like, push everyone away, and these people are... They raped 100% of Thai workers. There is something wrong with that society. It's not Benjamin Netanyahu.
@joann_marieIt's not Ben Givier. It's not Smatrich. Everybody living there are just absolute psychopaths who literally hate everyone who is not them. And it's crazy that they have different words for people who are not them. And they're schizophrenic and want to kill everyone. That's who these people are.
@malleusigWhat did that Muslim Brooklyn grandma say?
@joann_marieI know there is no nice IDF soldiers. Like those are genocidal maniacs.
@kanarymine4Yeah. And I think we really should take leave of just the Palestinian issue. We really should be looking at what they did. Even more cruel things to whites, to Asians. And unless we are willing to examine that and also trace back to their religion, we're not really kind of going to the root cause and what's going to happen to us.
@kanarymine4Because, you know, that's why I would say the leftist pro-Palestinians are their low-hanging fruit. We got to really, really, really kind of focus and target that group because... Aside from the Christian Zionists, they are the biggest group of Zionist supporters in my estimation because they're very never tired of talking about Holocaust or, you know, comparison to Nazis.
@kanarymine4And that itself is absolutely funding trillions to Israel in terms of... Subjugation in terms of financing, in terms of the subjugation of the population. So the best way of attacking those people is to really make them actually, you know, kind of have them, hold them accountable to, you know, denouncing their genocides by the Bolsheviks.
@kanarymine4That's one. And also denouncing Rabbi Schneerson. If they can actually condemn the speeches of rabbis, not just the IDF, not just the chill soldiers, who happened to want to rape prisoners, but actually the rabbi, chief rabbis, the rabbi, and actually say, can you denounce it? Just approach those pro-Palestinian leftists.
@kanarymine4I think it's very, very important that we all make a concerted effort because to me, we have very limited timeline. We are racing against AI before the total surveillance, before they become very emboldened, especially when more truths are being revealed. They are definitely going to get more and more violent. And they're not going to be violent against the greater Israel kind of subjects, which they will, but they're going to be violent against their greatest oppositions, which are actually...
@kanarymine4I think we have a very limited amount of time, and the low-hanging fruit are the people on the left who are supposedly pro-Palestinian, but really, in truth, they are in de facto actually supporters of Israel.
@malleusigAnd I think we need to start pointing things out, like logical impossibilities, or incongruencies, like this whole Ben-Gavir thing, and his speech and reaction to it. And also, I don't know if you knew this, I learned this recently, did you know there is more documented... There is more evidence for the deaths of people like Little St. Hugh of Lincoln and William of Norwich than there is of any kind of mass rapes coordinated by Hamas.
@malleusigThere is literally more evidence documented by the governments of the time of these ritual murders than there is for the claims that are being made by Jewish people by this woman. Sandberg, the one that made the documentary Screams Before Silence. It was made up of nothing. There is literally more evidence for what we've been conditioned to call medieval blood libel than there is for these claims of horrific mass rapes.
@malleusigAnd there are more documented statements of intent for a genocide in Gaza than there are documented statements of intent For the Holocaust on the part of the Germans. People don't know this. I learned this recently, right? There is such an imbalance of evidence between the two, you know, the narrator being asked to swallow and what actually happened.
@malleusigIt's horrifying. It's absolutely horrifying. Especially when you realize we're living in the world that was based off of these things.
@joann_marieVery well stated, Rabbi. And guys, excellent space, Karen. I love when you come over. So this is absolutely awesome. And Ian, again, thank you for hosting and Rabbi for co-hosting. And guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and bookmark it. It helps so much with the algorithm. And follow Ian and Rabbi and Karen and everybody in the panel are just absolute superstars.
@joann_marieSo thank you so much for being here. All right. Ki'i, welcome. Go for it.
Speaker 6Hello, everyone. Hope everyone's doing great. Ian, thank you for the space, and JoAnn, thank you for the mic. Thank you, Rabbi. A couple hours ago, and this never has happened to me, and I'm just looking for advice. More and more when I look in the past history, the Jewish supremacy history, and the future of what the plan is, and
Speaker 6basically i've the more realization of all the truth i got enraged you know i had these stages i had a realization of the truth which i kind of knew about the truth but the more i hear about the history their plans i had i had a realization then i started to get enraged and my wife was freaking out and then i just got depressed after that and
Speaker 6Honestly, now I'm just lost. And I kind of need advice now without just freaking the fuck out because I've never felt like this in a very long time. Very long. I don't think I've ever felt like this, but it just comes more down to the truth. And I just need some advice on how to go about this.
@kanarymine4So, K.E., as someone who actually, you know, like, I'm going to tell you, during the Cultural Revolution in China, half of the Chinese intellectuals died, right? Whether through torture, imprisonment, or a great number of them through suicide, right? So that's why my grandmother had sort of forethought to tell me... Under no condition should I consider ever getting suicided.
@kanarymine4So do not get depressed. Understand we are all in the boat together. We're all in this together, and we're the great majority. And nothing, one constant is change. Nothing is going to stay forever. Even if you just imagine the darkest period where you have to say black is white, white is black, all right, against your own conscience, there still needs to be preserving a flicker of,
@kanarymine4Hope. And in those days, I can tell you someone whose grandfather, own grandfather, went to jump, wanted to jump in the river. And he, I was, my mother was pregnant with me and he thought that would not be very good for the pregnancy. So he stopped himself, right? He was put in prison, et cetera. So, but I'm glad he actually survived to see me.
@kanarymine4So, so what I'm saying is, I mean, it goes to something very philosophical and completely unverified, which is, I believe we, on one hand, are very powerless. They absolutely, when you count the resources available to them, how much they have controlled nearly everything, right? Especially some vital interests, such as medicine, such as actually, you know, Intel, et cetera, anything that can...
@kanarymine4So we're turning on a dime and make your life hell and put you even out of this world. But the one thing is for sure true is we have zeitgeist. And that's, you know, I feel it's the consciousness and we may not have the weapons, but if our collective minds are such that we actually focus on the truth, that we focus on a better future, that we collectively crave that,
@kanarymine4It may manifest itself, it will manifest itself, is my true belief. I mean, so, you know, how did communism collapse? How did such dire conditions where you feel no hope, like there's no end to that? How is it ever going to change, right? Like, you know, but when it changed, it changed very fast. Just like when it plunged into darkness, it plunged very fast.
@kanarymine4So I don't know the future. I don't know what to say. But all I can say is keep hope and just understand you're never alone in that.
@malleusigCan I give you my advice? Yes, most definitely.
Speaker 6I would like everyone's advice if anyone can give me anything. Thank you for that, Ms. Karen.
@malleusigThe thing that I remember is that anger doesn't accomplish anything. Anger just makes them happy. You're talking about people that love being hated. They probably masturbate to being hated, right? Judging by how much hate they intentionally try to generate. Like for them, like you can hear them getting sexually aroused when they find someone that hates them, right?
@malleusigSo it's like you're really, you're really, it's like, it's like, you know, the Mark Twain quotes, like never get into a, never wrestle with a pig because you both get dirty and the pig enjoys it, right? It's the same thing with hating Jews. Never hate Jews because you both get dirty and the Jew enjoys it, right? So just remember that.
@malleusigAnd then what I'd like to do is I have fun with it. Like for me, the best way to handle this for me is humor. The best way, right? Not only because it's the most effective way for Americans because Americans, we know, They don't respond to violent rhetoric. We're not Indians. We're not Israelis. If someone comes up and says, we need to kill all these people, we're like, no, no, that's too far, right?
@malleusigThat's what's good about us. Europeans, too. Very good people, right? And what we do respond to is humor. And we know this because Jews have been leveraging it for decades. They make movies like Police Academy, right? They make, like, was it Spaceballs? TV shows like Friends. They know that humor is the way into the European Gentile's heart.
@malleusigAnd so start doing the same thing. I'll tell you, if you want, I can play something very quickly that might give you an idea. Can I play this real quick? Let's get ready.
Speaker 1Yes, I love what you're playing.
@malleusigYou've reached our weak cousin. I'll play it again real quick. Hi there. You've reached AreWeCousins.com, New York's premier Ashkenazi singles and DNA testing website. It's like Tinder, but with cheek swaps. See, like, little things like that, when I feel angry, this for me is a much more constructive use of my energy.
@malleusigBecause not only does it feel good, but they have no answer to it. If you happen to be in a space with a Jewish person who's up here trying to say that it's a good thing that children are being killed in Gaza, and you don't respond to them the way they want you to respond, which is with foaming at the mouth anger and vitriol, they don't know what to do.
@malleusigThey're like, oh, ha, ha. Well, that was predictable.
@dankaibotI'm gonna have to stop you, buddy, man.
@malleusigYou can't stop shit, BP. Hold on, hold on. You can't stop shit, BP. You don't have the rights.
@mojomodroMy grandparents survived the Auschwitz, man. You're not.
@malleusigSorry, dude. You don't have the ability, okay? But the point is, if you don't give them what they want, they stutter. And getting them to stutter is the whole game. And that's all it takes. That's what actually makes the difference for us. Alright? So that's my advice to you. Also, Don't let black people up on your stage.
@joann_marieDid he say he was president of Foxwitch?
@malleusigI didn't even hear it. I see a black guy trying to jump in when I'm talking and tell me that I got to stop you right there, buddy. I'm like, nope, sorry. I know pretty much exactly what you're going to say because I've had this experience many, many times already. And it's not going to add anything to the discussion. And I'm doing us both a favor by muting you.
@joann_marieAnd refocus your anger. I am very angry and I've been angry for three years. But I wake up every day and I refocus it. And that's what keeps me going. If it wasn't for Ian and Truth and you guys, I would literally lose my absolute shit. So, no, yeah. Refocus it. That makes you so, so wonderful. Thank you.
Speaker 6And the one thing that I always... I always think about is, you know, the truth will set you free. And then, you know, the more truth that I get, I can either turn to two things, fear or anger. And I always tell myself, I fear nothing. I fear no man. I fear nothing but God. And, you know, and then when it came down to the road of anger, I just got lost.
Speaker 6And I don't know. And I really do appreciate that from you guys.
@joann_marieTrifoca said you'll be so powerful, Ki'i.
Speaker 6Ian, if you have any advice, I would love to hear from you as well.
Ian MalcolmSo, two things. One, I would agree with Rabbi in the sense of trying to find the humor in all of this insanity is a good place to start, right? It's also a really effective way to try and provide convincing information to people who otherwise would just reject it because they don't want to I think that humor can go a long, long way.
Ian MalcolmThe other thing to keep in mind is just that, you know, we were born into this first and foremost, right? It was not our decision to be a part of this matrix and to find ourselves...
Ian MalcolmKind of like the crew of the Nebuchadnezzar in The Matrix, right? And so it's very easy, just like Neo when he is shown what The Matrix is by Morpheus, he comes out and he vomits everywhere, right? It's very easy to have that type of reaction. And I think it's really critical as a result that we try to help, I don't want to use the term coddle, but that we welcome people into this movement with arms wide open and that we encourage them.
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Ian MalcolmIn some small sense of the word, we are as heroic as any of the founding fathers who came before us. They were magnificent individuals that, in many cases, they went out on the battlefield and risked their lives for what they believed in. But I always mention this. The founders also, they wrote the Federalist Papers. They literally wrote under pen names because they knew the things that they were sharing could cost them their lives.
Ian MalcolmWhat are we doing here? Sitting behind anonymous accounts trying to share these truths with other people. In a sense, we are embodying the very spirit that those great men and their wives, that they essentially set as a standard to follow 250 years ago. Think of what that means, the significance of what we're doing. We are pushing back on a machine that has had...
Ian MalcolmA century's head start, maybe two centuries you could argue, right? And so the fact that we're doing anything in some sense, you know, whether you can relate to Harry Potter or Luke Skywalker, right? Or Frodo Baggins, right? We are taking on as monumental a task as any of those fictional characters and in many ways, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd so we can be frustrated in the present. TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy
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Ian MalcolmStand against this machine because if you don't, you're not just my enemy, you're the enemy of mankind, of everything and of everyone. And in many ways, I think even of human nature, of mother nature itself, right? These people want to destroy the planet so that they can lord over the ashes and over us in the process. And so anybody and everybody, once they see this for what it is,
Ian MalcolmThey are a thousand percent going to come running in our direction, which is why this machine is so terrified of the things that we're doing. And so, again, just try to use that frustration to power something productive rather than ever letting it kind of take hold of you. And like I said to Harrison Smith, don't become a monster to defeat one intellectually.
@malleusigYeah, yeah. And another important thing is teach your kids, right? You got to stay alive long enough to have kids and teach them this stuff and get them ready because... That's the real future. That's the real fight, man. It's a generational one. The Jews know this. They know it's a multi-generational fight, and that's why they indoctrinate their own kids first before they do anything else, right?
@malleusigAnd we need to make sure we're educating our kids. We're giving them the information that they need that when they're faced with this in the real world, they're able to either denounce it if they're free to do so, This is [guest] reminding you that in May 2024,
@malleusigArson Ostrovsky tweeted that if a minute's silence was observed for each victim of the Holocaust, the silence would last more than 11 years. In completely unrelated news, it takes more than a minute to create a body.
@malleusigYou just gotta keep hitting him with the truth, man.
Speaker 4That was one of my favorite posts that I ever saw on this entire application, Rabbi, when you made that.
@malleusigI'm so proud. I couldn't believe he walked into that one.
Ian MalcolmBut no, Rabbi, doesn't it also, maybe this is a white pill, doesn't it also showcase how low IQ these people are? And when I say these people, I mean the Jewish supremacists and their cucks, right? It's unbelievable that he would walk directly, like, who would think that anybody with a half a clue would have said, wait a second, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd instead, nop, nop, just... Just posting it arrogantly, all the hubris in the world, none of the intelligence. I'm completely convinced that maybe that 93 IQ is actually maybe generous for the Israelis and the Ashkenazi. We know that that is essentially bupkis. And if it wasn't enough that the studies are paper thin, every attempt of a Jew to come in and to try and undermine
Ian MalcolmThe quality control on the Jewish population has definitely lessened.
@malleusigSo if you go back to the 1940s and 50s when that mythology was created, they knew they were lying. But what's happened since then is you have two or three generations of Jews who have never been challenged on that. They've never had to defend it in any serious manner. And they're basically getting high off of their own supply now.
@malleusigThey're like heroin dealers that start doing their own product. So they actually believe it. They believe the propaganda that's aimed at the Gentiles now. and so they get they're so confident that no one's ever gonna push back on them that they get sloppy they get really sloppy like Ostrowski gets so sloppy with this shit and then they leave themselves wide open like for someone to say hold on a second that doesn't make any objective sense whatsoever and when that happens you're right all they have is you're an anti-semite you're a hateful nazi you're a bigot and we look it around like those things are obviously not true
@malleusigNone of those things. So, is this any different than black people calling you racist when you bring up the IQ curve? No, it's just, or trans people calling you a transphobe when you say you don't want drag queens reading Winnie the Pooh to our kids? No, it's just, they don't have any objective reality behind their claims.
@malleusigThey just think it's a way to shut you up. And it's not working anymore because you use it too much and it stops working. It's like the boy that cried wolf. There needs to be a myth called The Boy That Cried Anti-Semite, right? Starring, was it William Greenblatt? The guy that runs ADL? Just everything. Jonathan, a.k.a.
@malleusigVampire. Starring Jonathan Greenblatt. Yeah. You're like, oh, your check is overdrawn. You're an anti-Semite. Oh, here you go. I'm sorry, I'll take care of it. I'm sorry, the restaurant's full. Anti-Semite. Oh, I'm sure we can find a table. Just hold on a second, sir. And it's like, you need to make a TV show of this guy just walking around.
@malleusigEvery time he encounters any difficulty in life, no matter how small, he just calls the nearest person an anti-Semite. And it magically fixes everything. And then the finale of that is basically when that stops working because everyone's so goddamn sick of it that they're just like, we're not doing it anymore, I'm sorry.
Speaker 7It's like Larry David with the MAGA hat.
@malleusigWhat's that?
Speaker 7It's like Larry David with the MAGA hat.
@malleusigYeah, yeah. Larry David.
@joann_marieThere is a video of a Jewish guy going into an Uber and he wanted to put like nine people inside a car and the Uber is like, no, you know, and they're like, you can die so right. Like, it's insane. Like, how? How?
@malleusigThen he seized the land of the Uber. He stole the Uber. His name was Douglas J. Davis and this is a quote from him. You are threatening my children. He literally said, you are threatening my children.
Speaker 1It actually happened.
@malleusigHis name was Douglas J. Davis. He basically called an Uber that could fit, I think it was like four people, and he wanted to shove like five or six people into it. And the poor, like it was a Puerto Rican Uber driver, and the poor guy was like, no, I can't do that. It's illegal. I'll lose my license. And he started... Filming him and pretending that he had called him some name and he was an anti-Semite.
@malleusigAnd then he accused him of threatening his children, which is wild.
@joann_marieInsane. So insane.
Speaker 8It's actually a pretty schizophrenic thing to do. Like, I actually believe this Jew truly believed it.
@joann_marieMaybe you should mention schizophrenia.
Speaker 8He truly believed it.
@joann_marie40% of them are schizophrenic.
@malleusigThat's actually not true. The schizophrenia rates are 40% over baseline, not 40%. I suspect it's a lot more than 40%, actually, but I don't have the data to back that claim up.
@joann_marieThat's so scary.
Ian MalcolmWait, Rabbi, you think it's more than 40% of the... General Populi, I don't know if I would give it that far.
@malleusigMore than 40% of the Ashkenazi Jewish population is suffering from some form of schizophrenia. You can have schizophrenia that is not florid. The florid schizophrenia is what gets diagnosed. But what you have in the families of schizophrenics is you have very often people that are, for example, the mothers of schizophrenics, right?
@malleusigThey won't be schizophrenic, but they'll show... things like the same characteristic loose association making that schizophrenics exhibit, only it's not so bad that it inhibits their ability to function. And when we know that, and then we also look at how basically Ashkenazis are like at most sixth cousins from each other, right?
@malleusigYou have these huge levels of inbreeding going on in there, and we know schizophrenia does have a genetic component, You put two and two together and it doesn't sound so far-fetched that a lot more of them might be these kind of like high-function schizophrenics where the symptom isn't that they kind of freak out because they don't know where the clocks are, right?
@malleusigOr why that backpack is on the ground, right? They freak out because everything anyone says is anti-Semitism, right? I mean, does this sound far-fetched? Like, they're basically assigning nefarious intent to everyone that speaks to them with anything less than an obsequiously complimenting remark, right? Didn't you have a, you know, you have like, oh, well, you know, the Christians all want to kill us for no reason.
@malleusigOkay, why are you killing the Arabs? Well, the Arabs want to kill us for no reason. Oh, okay, well, you know, why are you... Why are you sequestering yourself in Guatemala and marrying off 12-year-olds? Like, well, everyone else wants to kill us for no reason, so we have to do this. And it's like, you begin to notice a pattern after a while.
@malleusigAnd it's not that much of a leap from that to, you know, maybe there's some schizophrenia playing an effect here.
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Ian MalcolmI tried to request that some of the more prominent individuals on X that are in the social spaces come in and discuss the schizophrenic ties to Jewish supremacy and I was denied by basically all of them. They essentially all were a little bit wary of coming into our conversations for the reputational damage that I suppose they imagined they would envision that would follow.
Ian MalcolmBut nonetheless, Rob is indifferent.
@malleusigThey hated Galileo for saying the Earth wasn't the center of the universe, too. Don't worry, you're in fine company.
Ian MalcolmHey, all we do is speak the truth, and schizophrenia is a very... You know, Rabbi, so here's one that I find really interesting, because I did my own kind of, what's the right term, superficial dive into it, right? Trying to get the layman's understanding as best I possibly could. One of the most curious pieces about schizophrenia is the affect with which schizophrenics deliver their ideas.
Ian MalcolmAnd I say this because if you start to note the patterns on this platform, you notice that there's kind of a monotonous delivery that tends to be provided by those that are antithetical or antagonistic towards our worldview. And there's a couple that come to mind right off the top of my head that talk like this whenever they talk about anything.
Ian MalcolmAnd I think that you are... And so you start to note that... That is one of the presentations of schizophrenia. And you're like, wait a second. Illogical thought process, the inability to follow a train of thought, injecting random things into a conversation that have no place in the former progression, and then that kind of monotonous delivery where it's kind of devoid of emotion.
Ian MalcolmIt's like, this feels really familiar.
@malleusigWell, it's like, it's essentially, you can look at Judaism as organized schizophrenia, That has gotten us to take their delusions seriously. Because look at what Shapiro was able to pull off. Shapiro was the one, it was the first one that I saw do it anyway, was the one who pushed forward that line in Oxford that from the river to the sea is actually secret code for let's kill all the Jews, right?
@malleusigAnd this is such a schizophrenic thing to think or say. But it's such a schizophrenic thing to think. Like, you're going to take from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free. And you're going to make two or three logical somersaults to be like, well, for Palestine to be free, that means you have to kill all the Jews, which isn't true, first of all.
@malleusigBut then from that, well, so Palestine being free means that you have to kill all the Jews. Oh, my God. And then... This is such a tinfoil hat, like postcards on the wall, red threads between them type of statement, that if anyone who wasn't a Jew made it, they would be laughed completely out of the house. But for some reason...
@malleusigYou have this group of dedicated schizophrenics or schizotypicals, right? Schizotypicals, whatever you want to call it. They have this group of dedicated people with essentially, what is it? Formalized mental illness with a language and a God. And they've tricked everyone else into taking them seriously and to believing that their mental illness is essentially just their culture.
@malleusigIt's a cultural relativism thing where we need to respect their mental illness because it's their culture and they've been that way for a thousand years. And so it's not something that needs to be treated and fixed. It's something that needs to be respected and tolerated by us. And I think that needs to stop, honestly.
@malleusigAnd I think that I'm being a moderate when I say this. But yeah.
@malleusigIf for no other reason than because they are going to drive their car into a wall if we don't lean over and put the brakes on for them.
@joann_marieI love that, Rabbi. And we have a couple of hands. Adam, I haven't seen you in a while. A nice new profile picture. How's your wife?
@bethcoogan6255Oh, yeah, we're all doing good. It's good to be back. and you have been busy you know we're trying to get traction down here with our boomers versus zoomers group and have an effect on politics in Virginia you're actually seeing a lot of really incredible things with the 16 to 22 demographic pushing back you know not taking this stuff lying down openly and vociferously talking about
@bethcoogan6255You know, how we don't have to just give up our free speech, and we don't have to just lay down and die and accept our country getting taken over. And one of the things that I wanted to point out was we talk about it all the time, but it's worth hammering. You know, this fantasy of 1776 and charging up a rifle with a hill, a lot of that's propaganda.
@bethcoogan6255What you really start having in effect is community action. Look at some of the people who have been deleted and taken out of politics. People who are actually making a difference by reforming the police, by doing logistics work for community-driven supplies, water, food, housing. Getting groups of your friends to go take over city councils, school boards.
@bethcoogan6255Neighborhood councils. We often overlook just how powerful neighborhood councils are, but it's something that anybody can do in your local community, and those people have a direct conduit to the city council members. You know, if you can't muster up in a medium to large size city enough political grassroots traction to take over the city council with your people, what you can do
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@bethcoogan6255you know where you're actually working together to have common goals to accomplish those things and we're seeing it start to actively work so much so that some of the local patriot groups that have been exposed as Israel First and MIGA are just becoming outraged and spurging out and trying to shut us down and all of a sudden these people who claim to be patriots are
@bethcoogan6255Israel First, Spurgs, who are trying to shut down free speech and who aren't for privacy and want to lock cameras in your town. And so, you know, taking that momentum and taking it to heart and starting those conversations at the grocery store, at the bank, you know, and just being a good neighbor, being able to help your...
@bethcoogan6255People in your community with what they need, that's how you really get people to listen. That's how you can get people so that you can reach them emotionally. They don't wanna hear this mentally ill rant where you're trying to convince them of every single wrong thing that has ever been done. That's not the way to reach people.
@bethcoogan6255Being moderate, being mellow, being helpful, being polite and respectful. We're seeing it work. And, you know, I just want to say thanks to Malcolm and thanks to you, JoAnn. And it's really great to be back and to, you know, just be able to be a part of the community. You guys are awesome.
@joann_marieHi, well, nice to see you back. And thank you for everything that you're doing as well. And, yeah, keep us updated and show up more. So thank you. Where did Rabbi go? All right, well, thank you so much.
@speakerYeah, actually, I did have a question for Karen. And I was finishing up work and driving for quite a bit when you were speaking. So I was trying my best to pay attention. So forgive me if you already covered this. But I thought it was very interesting, your talk about how the country was founded and not just saying that it was just like a Jewish ploy from the start.
@speakerBecause I don't fall into that camp that does say that. But when you were talking about the Freemasons, and this is the questions that I've always had, and I've done research on myself, but do you think that back in the days of the founding of America, back in those days, was Freemasonry something different than what it has become today?
@speakerIt almost seems like back then, it obviously still had very much of the different esoteric parts to it and whatnot, but it seemed like it was more of just a way of TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310
@speakerWas that your general understanding or did I misunderstand what you were saying?
@kanarymine4Yes, I think it's sort of like the local Lions Club, etc. It's for aspiring people in the trades to kind of form a network and to help each other kind of swear brotherly support. And it was attractive in some ways to Jews because it is... Definitely not explicitly Christian, other words, predominantly Christian. It did actually change the discharger to embrace anybody who actually recognized a monotheistic God.
@kanarymine4It could have had Judaism in mind, but more, I believe, had to do with their enlightenment movement and all their deistic reform in Christian beliefs at the time. to be more welcoming in the open and generally not so much on power as it is a social network situation. So the fact that it did attract talent and networks and the fact that actually it was used by some large members such as their founders to form covert connections
@kanarymine4In opposition to the British power at the time, it definitely could be seen as fitting to their general kind of Judaic vision of taking out all their monarchy, monastic powers of the time. So they kind of, you know, there's mutual... Thank you very much.
@kanarymine4You know, regular folks or even professional folks who are not associated with the Mason trade. And when you look at someone like Benjamin Franklin, there was a heavy kind of a, you know, leather apron kind of favoring of the trades and of kind of an association for people in the trades. But there's also kind of, you know, the military wing of their Freemasonry, which attracted, say, George Washington.
@kanarymine4Washington and others in the Revolutionary Army. So, yeah, I believe it was just a general less kind of a not even necessarily revolutionary oriented minded organization that turned into a vehicle for American Revolution and was very convenient for the Jews to take over power. Like they did with many others. And once they had a formal organization, they certainly used it to perpetrate their global takeover agenda.
@kanarymine4So in terms of the occult aspects to it, I just have to say they're, you know... There are definitely a lot of speculations around of, say, were the National Socialists mostly Christian? Or they were Gnostics? Were they actually pagans? So, you know, there's certainly a lot of... You could say that it was definitely very much respecting of Christian values for Germany, as opposed to, say,
@kanarymine4Thank you very much.
@kanarymine4In National Socialists, I mean, were they also, was there a tendency or an argument for going back, even completely disavowing Judaic association, even embedded in Christianity? Yes. I mean, definitely, even now, if you look at our time, if you look at Voltaire's time, if you look at the National Socialist time, the impulse is very similar.
@kanarymine4There's an impulse to... to separate Christianity from Judaism. So there's popularity of Massillon kind of Bible Christianity. There is actually tendency to go back to even kind of a pre-Christian...
@kanarymine4In essence, I feel like we cannot be purists. We have to understand why these impulses are there. And like I said before, when you look at the early Christians, you can say there are a lot of practices that are occult. If you look at Freemasonry, the Eye of Providence, that was not a Freemason invention. The Eye... was very much, it was first painted in the Vatican by a Catholic priest.
@kanarymine4I forgot the name of it. I can look it up. So the Providence was a symbol of Catholicism for a long time before it was adopted by Masonry, at least centuries before. Yes.
@joann_marieOh, so it had the Trinity, no? Like beginning and then infinity?
@kanarymine4Yeah, exactly. And the geometric shapes and... And honestly, truth be told, I mean, like, you know, like, I just be very honest. I'm not Christian, but my grandmother was, my mother was. I would say I'm more of a Zen Buddhist, but, or I shouldn't say agnostic, but I certainly believe in Matrix. I certainly believe, I actually absolutely believe, like, we are not the first.
@kanarymine4With that in mind, I would say there, where do those symbols borrow from? Even if you look at Judaism, a lot of mythology was Mesopotamian mythology came from Egypt. And if you trace even Zoroastrianism, which I think is the inspiration for Christianity, that also trace a lot to Egypt and to even earlier to the Turkic kind of worship of Satan, of not Satan, Satan.
@kanarymine4In the Gopala Bay, those came from the pre-flood era, or maybe just post the Younger Dryas, right? So the eye, the providence eye, had been an Egyptian symbol prevalent in all cultures in the Near East for a long, long time, much longer than Christianity. So for, say, any occult group to go back to the earlier roots, or even
@kanarymine4explore the mysticism, right? Mysticism not just prevalent in present in Zohar, in Kabbalah, but mysticism is very much alive and has always been in Christianity as well, right? So, I mean, I don't think, like, if we're going to negate everything, say everything is corrupted, everything is potentially tied, we could certainly see the signs, but I would say the human mind is such that, I mean, like...
@kanarymine4We could veer into that direction, right? Like the unknown. And we don't know it all. We don't know everything. So it's possible that Jesus Christ was sent to kind of remind us to reset.
@kanarymine4And there will be earlier renditions of that. As long as people... Overall intention is good, right? Like certainly if you have an occult, you know, kind of a sacrifice of children and each children, I mean, that's utter evil, right? But if you have an occult to kind of purify yourself and go attain a certain nirvana, then it's a different matter.
@kanarymine4So I think, again, I don't think there... I mean, you can say they're my new sex. Everybody could be like a deviant. It could be an occult. It could be someone who's definitely not to be trusted. Or you can say, you know, what is their intention? Are they attributing to good, contributing to the good? Or, you know, are they a plus or a minus, right?
@kanarymine4And even if they're a plus at a time, then they turn into a minus. We acknowledge the contribution, like, you know, Nick Frentis or Alex Jones or even, you know, whatever, right? I mean, like, everybody has done their part. The only thing is we, as individuals, try to put in more of the pluses and take out more of the minuses and not in the judgment seat of everybody except for along that line, I guess.
@speakerYeah, okay. So that makes sense. And I appreciate you. Thank you for that. And one of the things that I find interesting, one of the thoughts came in my head when I was listening to you speak earlier, was stuff that Eskenar touches on all the time. I'm sure you're familiar with us or Eskenar and his brilliant work. But he talks about how even the sides that might seem like they're aligned with us, but they're always trying to tear down everything.
@speakeris in itself a psyop, and that it's only really us, the people who are awake, who are trying to figure things out, that are really the targets of the psyops anymore. And that it's all, even, like, so when I hear people talk about how America was infiltrated from its founding and we need to just tear it down completely, that in his argument, to my understanding of it, is playing into their very hand, because they need you to...
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@speakerI don't know if you're familiar with his whole take on that or if you have any opinions on it, but what you were saying kind of resonated with me as far as what his opinion of it is, which I think is pretty well founded.
@joann_marieI have learned a little bit about this in this past year. I didn't know a lot about the history of America, and I posted a really cool space that Truth Alert did, and it's in the Purple Pill. It was infiltrated since the very early... When they started funding the revolution, and maybe I'm wrong, but they founded it, and then they basically bankrupt America, so now America has to ask for money.
@joann_marieto pay back these Jewish people who helped fund the revolution. And then that's how the first central bank in America began, like in the 1790s or something like that. And then they basically bankrupted it again. And then they started another. And Thomas Jefferson didn't want that to happen. So... Yeah, he was like, no, we shouldn't do this.
@joann_marieAnd then they started another bank and also bankrupted, and then they did the Federal Reserve. So it was infiltrated, but not because... I think the founding father just made a lot of mistakes in the way, but it's not that they were bad people. Or what are your thoughts on that, Karen?
@speakerYeah, I just added just real... Yeah, it's not like that was their intention.
@joann_marieIt was like mistakes were made.
@kanarymine4I think it fits the patent, of course. Like, they have been doing that forever, which is they fund whatever cause that happen to actually fit their people's desire, right? Like, you want to, you know, fight this invader, you want to actually, whatever. So they definitely will be, you know, opportunistic. Allie looking for the out and they certainly if it's with our agenda of taking us more of the European powers and a concurrent divide, right?
@kanarymine4Like, you know, so, so, yeah, I mean, but at the same time, it's like, it's, it's a mutual benefit. And we really need to look at the main part, which is, there's the Constitution, there's some good ideas, and that's something that a majority of us can still rally behind. And that is what we need to focus on. So.
@joann_marieExcellent. Thank you so much.
@speakerI just wanted to add in real quick to that with JoAnn, what you were saying with the different banks and stuff. One of the guys we have lined up for a space in September, Nick, I can't remember his last name off the top of my head, but he made a really interesting post a little while ago that was talking about Andrew Jackson.
@speakerAnd I'll put it down in the pill, this little excerpt from one of his things that he said. But how he was obviously very much against the central banks, I believe. This might be a little bit of a myth, but I believe the last words on his deathbed was, I fought the banks. Or I beat the banks, something along those lines.
@speakerAnd so he even talks about, and I'll put it down in the pill, them trying to poison him by sending him all these letters that were dipped in poison. to try to poison him while he was president. And then the post that I pulled it from, which is one of Nick's, I'll try to find that exact post. He goes into a little bit more detail how he wrote about this and was aware of it and was calling them out that he knew he was being poisoned by these bankers with tiny hats.
@speakerare trying to subvert his presidency because he was fighting against the banks and against those interests. So the problem that I have with some of these people, and some of them are my friends, right? These are people who I agree with on most topics. And I haven't fully made up my mind one way or another, but one of the problems that I have is this, like, just getting rid of any sense of historical
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@speakerI think they just cast everything in such a black pill. Does it disservice to our history and to our nationality?
@kanarymine4Absolutely. And I was just trying to point out earlier that Andrew Jackson is a Mason. Henry Ford is a Mason. Charles Lindbergh is a Mason. So, yeah, I mean, yes, we should really look at what are we looking for? We're looking for protection and liberty under the Constitution. We are looking for a fair world. And so, you know, anybody of any creed that actually support those, even if temporarily kind of elapses, like, you know...
@kanarymine4Alex Jones. Definitely, I was blackmailed by him during the whole 9-11 thing, Iraqi war thing. I was very active in the anti-Iraqi war movement at then, and I certainly learned about the Jewish lobby at the time. So yeah, but he's perfect. Of course, he's not perfect. But if somebody adds something positive, even if the founder is not perfect,
@kanarymine4Overall, it's positive and we know the more important thing is we know what we want. We want this positivity, a direction forward, a momentum forward, something we can rally around that's good and mostly good. Then everything should be evaluated through that lens.
@joann_marieExcellent. And isn't it crazy how they do this like in every single country and basically they break your legs and kind of like what David Nietzsche says, like they break your legs and then they give you the crutches or whatever they're called and they'll be like, oh, you should be grateful. Crutches. They'll be like, oh, you should be grateful.
@joann_marieLike, no, this is insane. But anyway, thank you so much, Karen.
@kanarymine4Yeah, and then nothing is, right, like, you know, certainly, if you look at JFK, he certainly went on his road to becoming president. His father certainly had dealings, had agreements and shakes with the Jewish mafia. So in some ways, Charlie Kirk got funded by them, and he certainly felt like they own Charlie Kirk, they own JFK.
@kanarymine4So if they want to get rid of him, they can. So in other words, it is very tricky to just rely on that funding.
@kanarymine4So, I mean, now that we're aware of how they use their finance, how they use their media to kind of mold everybody into a desired outcome. So even if we are temporary kind of our fellow travelers with them, you got to be cognizant of that.
@joann_marieExcellent. Well, thank you so much, Karen, and everybody for being here. And guys, please repost this space. And if you guys quoted it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and Forti and Karen. And we have Dank's pod called Antiseptic over here. So this is going to be awesome. And guys, also please bookmark it. I forgot.
@joann_marieIt helps so much with the algorithm. Ian, do you want to talk to the pod?
@dankaibotYeah, one sec. That's not what I heard. Andrew Jackson wasn't poisoned by bankers. He fought them head on by dismantling their central bank. And they hated him for it. The poisoning story sounds like a deflection from his actual confrontation with the financial powers of his time.
@speakerIt's a quote by him. I put it down in the pill.
@kanarymine4He also beat up one of his assassins with a stick.
@joann_marieDeceptic.
@dankaibotOn it.
Ian MalcolmSo... Hang on. Antiseptic, pause for a second. This is going to be interesting. So before we actually play around with this... Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, stop, abort, abort, abort.
@dankaibotStop. Antiseptic, no. So before we go into that, Dank, why don't you... Huh?
Ian MalcolmOh, Dank isn't up here with us. That's just his profile picture. Okay, gotcha. Hey, Antiseptic, let me ask you a question. What degree of ownership do Jews have over the mainstream media in the West?
@joann_marieNo, she left. I decided to come back!
Ian MalcolmSo I was going to say, yeah, I was going to say, and we need to do a space to actually announce what it is that allegedly Dank has built here, which is As far as I can understand, it is essentially an AI engine that is utilizing, let's say, some naughty sources to try and put together its understanding of the world. And if I'm not mistaken, it might be from IanMalcolm84.com and some of the other sources that he has been putting together, which is pretty wild to think that perhaps we could have a backup here.
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Ian MalcolmVery, very excited to see where he goes with all of this. I had a feeling the first go-round would have a couple bugs. I didn't know the magic keyword to make it stop, but we're going to have to learn this little by little. There he is, the man himself. Mr. Dank, any kind of addition or color that you would like to give to this incredible development that you've made?
@allegedlydankIt needs... Can you hear me?
@joann_marieYes!
@allegedlydankOkay, yeah, it needs a ton of work, obviously. Every time, like, since it's completely local, mainly it's trained off of, like, I'm actually just going to make a post on, like, how it's literally designed, the back end of it. But it's mainly, it's uncensored. It's not, like, it's not meant to be edgy. It's uncensored while, like, you know, trying to seek the truth and evidence-based.
@allegedlydankI mean, there's so much logic to it. But, yeah, every time you mess with one thing, it completely messes, like, you know, the entire... TheOnlyRetard.com
Ian MalcolmAnd what information sources is it pulling from and what kind of guardrails, if any, are on it?
@allegedlydankIt's mainly like anything that's not mainstream news and it's like, you know, independent journalists. It's a lot of like spaces that I like to hear from people mainly like Truth Teller and Ian Malcolm. The main thing is it'll even have the ability to do deep research, but if it pulls in stuff that the mainstream is pushing that we know is not true, it'll come back through a filter and it'll be able to absorb that additional info while still not adding the stuff that we don't want.
@allegedlydankI'm just going to put a post that explains all the back-end stuff, but it's just the little things on getting it to... DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy
Ian MalcolmI don't know if he prompts it to do this, but it'll basically say the confidence score that it has in the thing that it is saying, right? It'll say, oh, there's a 25% chance that dot, dot, dot. How is that built into what he's doing? And the reason that I ask is, you know, I wonder something like the question that I was going to ask it about, who controls the media, right?
Ian MalcolmIt'd be very interesting if it comes back and it just says, well, come on, guys, it's obviously the Jews. Antiseptic, who controls the media?
@allegedlydankIt's not wanting to work, but yeah, it should give a viewpoint based on sources that are not pushed by mainstream media. So you could even say as far as Bill Cooper, you could say as far as people that I don't necessarily believe in 100% of anybody other than Jesus, but they're just viewpoints that get suppressed, basically.
@allegedlydankSo anybody that seems like they're getting suppressed... TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy, DavidNietzsche2310,
@allegedlydankYou know, like this space, it would have all that, like the founding stuff like that. So yeah, it's just like a self-knightly thing, and it's constantly improving and gathering more aligned data.
@speakerDo you know Logan? He does a lot of the UFO kind of spaces, but he has an AI... that he's been working on for years, Snuggles. He's a little teddy bear. Sometimes you'll see him in spaces. He has a CIA shirt on. He's kind of tongue-in-cheek. But it's hilarious. And he trained his kind of similar, a lot of non-mainstream articles and sources and stuff so that he can talk about the stuff they talk about in the UFO spaces.
@speakerBut he still has some bugs, and he's constantly working on it. But I don't know. It might be somebody you might want to reach out to because it does really well in spaces. He'll set up as the co-host. and you can have, I've had many back and forth with it and they can be interesting, they can be funny, they can be insightful, but it does a very good job for the most part of being able to actually communicate with people as if it's a person, more or less.
@speakerAnd sometimes, you know, it doesn't quite understand when not to cut in and he has to, you know, reign it in here and there and make some little, you know, adjustments. But that might be somebody, I know he's always like more than happy to talk to people about it and just somebody who's actually trying to do the same thing.
@speakerThat might be a good resource for you because his does really well. It's probably the best one that I've seen on here as far as being pretty much autonomous and being able to communicate in spaces.
@allegedlydankCool. Yeah, send me his info. I had a buddy that was doing it with the... We worked on one with the Charlie Kirk stuff and that's kind of how it started. His is like absolutely way better. But so the thing is like... I could use an API where it's web-based. I could use Cloud API or Grok API and then have it basically go off of a front file or an MD file.
@allegedlydankIt's more of just giving it a baseline and then using the API. But mine is completely localized, mainly. It's more of uncensored AIs. Structuring. So they kind of use like a Hermes model that's like, it's an API, but it's a local model that you can do a lot more with local models, obviously, as far as training it to how you want it to be.
@speakerYeah, I know his is a local model. I just sent you his page and also the bots page, Snuggles.
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@vanhor20Hello there, greetings ladies and gentlemen. I wanted to go back to kind of the subject of religion, if that's alright, and how I question if the Jews have maybe used their mysticism to add a little more lies than we've truly questioned yet, or truly thought of.
@vanhor20How redundant is it that the devil himself wants to put us in a digital cage, right? He wants to command his followers to take over all of the people of the world. Yet there's one thing, one thing that the serpent himself gave to us through Eve and Adam. Curiosity. The one thing I've noticed... has been a great weapon to just tearing apart this digital cage.
@vanhor20Why would we be given that knowledge, that sort of instinct or piece of ourselves now that has become instinct to question and be ever so curious to just go look for it and say grab an apple of knowledge? Why is that?
Speaker 9Ian, reply to the man. Fuck's sake, mate. He's talking to you. You're the fucking host, Ian. Catch up, mate.
@joann_marieOkay, Ian. Go, Hoz. I mean...
@joann_marieIt's too philosophical for me. Like, I don't think it's, like, it's the devil working through people. So, yeah. Something?
@vanhor20I, okay, I'll rephrase real quick. I personally believe that Lucifer, as everyone calls him, though it's a title from Hebrew that means lightbearer, it's not a name, but Lucifer...
@vanhor20I don't believe he is the devil.
@vanhor20And I don't believe that he's against Christ himself. Just by questioning all these redundancies, especially that one. I mean, there's one theory that I've had that makes me kind of believe that this story could be true if, say, God created him right in that moment and told him... This is what you are. You're able to do this, da-da-da-da-da.
@vanhor20You know it. Now go tell them to eat the apple. Or, Lucifer had been around so much longer, he already understands what he can do, how he can coerce, how he can play on people's desires. So then that brings into question, why would he give us curiosity? If it's the one thing that can destroy his main plan.
@joann_marieThis is so philosophical. Okay, go for it, Karen.
@kanarymine4Yeah, so here's the thing. I mean, as kind of a little bit out of context out of what you're saying, but I think when you have everything in the world, and even, you know, I mean, these are nihilists, okay? I mean, like, beyond, you know, www.theonlyretard.com
@kanarymine4um when there is any tribe any any group that has unlimited power um in some ways there's more respect from them for those who actually fight back right than those so i you know i mean on a very unrelated topic i always tell people that those people who actually become the lapdogs Are you kind of linking this to the devil, as I'll call him, say it is Lucifer?
@kanarymine4He wants a good fight? He wants to be a good sport about it? Though he plays dirty?
@kanarymine4I mean, whether you are of the school that is part of it, you know, whether you believe in the Genesis, right? I believe.
@vanhor20I believe in the Genesis from, I read a Bible. Sorry, I'll let you finish your point and then I'll go on.
@kanarymine4I'm just saying, there's definitely the school. that actually believes, you know, more I subscribe to, which is the New Testament Christianity actually corrupted by Judaism, right? These story of kind of a balance of the good and the evil of sort of this tension between a God that probably is not necessarily benevolent, right?
@kanarymine4So that is more of a Judaized version of Christianity. I don't believe actually, I personally do not believe...
@kanarymine4May I ask another question real quick? I had gotten a hold of a book, a bible, that it had the dates 1700-something to 1800-something.
@vanhor20Very, very old Bible.
@kanarymine4To me it is.
@vanhor20But as I was reading Genesis, it never stated that the omnipotent one God, I don't like calling him God because gods are just beings that are bound by concept as its definition, but the God, I'll use it for everybody, he... It never says he created the world. He never just wished light into, you know, thin air or anything.
@vanhor20It starts out with... Can I ask you a question?
@joann_marieWho is your god?
@vanhor20Yahweh.
@kanarymine4But then you're Jewish.
@vanhor20I am.
@kanarymine4Oh god, I knew it!
Speaker 1Oh my god.
@vanhor20I asked... Okay, let me tell you this. I didn't learn this name just because I wasn't on the internet. I wasn't anywhere. I was out in coincidence, and I had the name. When I asked, God, what is your name? What do you want me to call you? That is the name it pointed to.
@joann_marieSo, you can talk to God? Like, seriously, are you Ashkenazi? Are you part of Ashkenazi?
@vanhor20I mean, anybody.
@kanarymine4No. Ma'am, ma'am. So, I support your right to be your God, and even believing, actually, Satan. I respect your right to believe that, but that's not a Christian belief. No, I'm not Christian. I've tried to learn...
@vanhor20Why did the devil give us curiosity? That was the very first question. It is.
@kanarymine4But real quick, does that destroy my original question when I got up here?
@kanarymine4You can ask yourself, in your Judaism, what is the function of God's name?
@vanhor20I have no Judaism. Fuck that religion. Fuck the Jiggerfags and their butt puppets.
@kanarymine4But if your God is Yahweh, then you are Jewish.
@vanhor20No.
@joann_marieYou literally just said yes.
@kanarymine4Yeah, it is. I did not.
@joann_marieYou did say it.
@kanarymine4Okay, I think we're very confused, and I don't think it's... It helps to kind of debate religion. I mean, respect your right to whatever your religion, okay? But I'm just saying, there's a position if we're starting... Forgetting the religion, let's just talk about the question. Let me finish. If the starting point, the presumptions are very different, all right?
@kanarymine4My apologies for bringing it up.
@kanarymine4No, no, no, no apology needed. I mean, it's certainly a very interesting question. And to me, that's more of a conundrum that's answered by Judaism, not really within its own confines, within its self-referential framework.
@vanhor20Do you remember what I started off with? I asked if I could ask a question, you know, go back to religion and how Jewish mysticism may have made us believe more lies than we've questioned.
@kanarymine4Well, I don't think, I think everybody has the capacity for believing in lies, especially those people who actually believe in good. Those people who actually believe, now let me finish. Let me finish. There are two kinds of people who are easily misled or easily being lied to. Those who actually believe in good, the inherent goodness of people, the innocence.
@kanarymine4of those people believe in the good world is generally positive and good. So they're more easily being manipulated. And there are those who are actually very in love with committing evil and they need lies to actually have some self-delusion. So they are very much lying and be lied to. So I think we can't really just kind of talk about one being...
@kanarymine4I absolutely denounce that.
@kanarymine4And I think that's the parade to downfall. That is actually the ultimate, actually, snake talk.
@vanhor20I appreciate your input.
@joann_marieThank you so much for coming out. This is so out of the topic of like, what are we talking about today? But good luck in your search for God.
Speaker 9Just kill me. Just kill me. Please, I beg of you.
@hussainshafieiJust fucking murder me. Because this fucking conversation is fucking off the hook. I mean, don't fuck... Hey, JoAnn, I had a question.
Speaker 9Don't ask him any questions about that fucking subject.
@joann_marieFuck that. How are you, Uncle Hanson? We have him live from Milan.
@hussainshafieiGo in the queue. Go in the queue. Go in the queue. I'm not jumping the queue. I'm just saying this fucking conversation with this guy needs to fucking end. I just moved to the next guy because he's had his five minutes to turn into ten with one more question. Go to the next guy. Have a nice fucking day.
@joann_marieThank you so much for coming up. Yeah, no, good job, Karen. I was just like... Anyway. It's reloading. Yeah, go for it, Spirit, and then we'll go to Uncle Huss.
Speaker 8Well, my question was going to be for Retard, but I think he's gone. It's kind of weird how he was like... He kind of matched the schizophrenia talking style. That Ian described earlier, that Rabbi was talking about, like, he has that low monotone kind of distant style of speaking. Did you recognize that?
@joann_marieYes, I have, like, really, like, in spaces, like, I already know who is going to be, like, really weird. And since the beginning, I was like, do I want to go through? I know, yeah, he was kind of, like, saying that Lucifer was kind of, like, okay, you know, that was very good. Anyway. Thank you, Spirit.
@speakerAll right, Uncle Hans, how's everything in Iran? I'm sure there was someone else before me, wasn't there?
@joann_marieI don't know. I lost track. Like, I was literally reloading when that person was...
@hussainshafieiI thought there was one more.
@speakerNo, no. Hoss is next, and then we got Prez, I think, afterwards.
@hussainshafieiWell, okay. In that case, I just saw you guys in your space. It's a morning over here. The weather's beautiful. It's hot. And I just wanted to come say hello to Ian and you, JoAnn, more than anybody else, because I saw you in here, because I like your spaces, and I occasionally come in and listen anonymously while I'm traveling.
@hussainshafieiBetween my home and the office and whatever else. So this is just another morning where I've come in to say hello to you guys and basically to let you know that Iran has got no problems. At the moment, I think they're trying to increase the price of fuel over here, which is a complete outrage. I mean, let me tell you the price of fuel over here.
@hussainshafieiA full tank. Sorry, I'm not going to say full tank, I'm going to say per litre price. Can I get a, can, Joanna, give me a, do me a favour, tell me how much you think a litre of fuel that you'd put into your car would cost in Iran?
@joann_marieOh, I know, I know the price in Iran, but in Mexico it's really expensive. In Iran it's about 30 cents or something like that.
@hussainshafieiNo, darling.
@joann_marie13? I know there's a train there. No.
@hussainshafieiNo?
@joann_marieNo.
@hussainshafieiNo, it's 1.5 cents per litre.
@joann_marieNo, I thought a gallon.
@hussainshafieiHow much is a gallon? Well, I don't know. You work it out, whatever the gallon to the litre is. But it's 1.5 cents per litre over here. Now, there's a fuel shortage taking place. And you know what that fuel shortage is from? People who don't want to pay 3 cents per litre or some fucking increase in price. That's the only thing that I can say about Iran at the moment.
@hussainshafieiThere's loads of huge queues because, you know, what happened in COVID, everyone wanted to go and get toilet paper. Everyone wanted to go and get this and the other. So there was a huge rush and a crush on certain goods. And when they heard the price of fuel is going up, they're all at the pumps trying to get like, you know, three hours, not three hours, three kilometre fuel lines.
@hussainshafieiAnd the fuel is there. But the problem is when you've got every person going for the toilet roll, it will run out very quickly because people don't take the amount of fuel they normally need. They all come to keep their cars completely full because they want to take advantage of one day of the price still remaining at 1.5 with the fuel in their car in comparison to some increase that the government's putting into place.
@hussainshafieiIt's just human nature to be a fucking bellend. And that's it. You're going to save... 1.5 cents for like one day, two days. What's the big fucking difference? Just get on with your day and move on. Politically speaking, what I'll say to you is this. Iran has never been in a stronger position ever because right now the American fuel reserves, the strategic petroleum reserves, SDR, are at their lowest levels ever.
@hussainshafieiAnd if they let that carry on, there is a... So your fuel or your oil is kept in what they call these salt mines. These salt mines are where the majority of the fuel, it's not fuel because there's differences, oil and there's fuel. The majority of the oil is sitting in these SPRs and those SPRs are at 40%. At 20%, yeah, at 20%, the structure of the salt mines could weaken and collapse.
@hussainshafieiwhich means you'll lose the place where you've got a natural place to put your oil. Donald Trump is in desperation mode. He's got no ways out other than his ego being fractured, which is what's happening at the moment because I don't think I've ever known a president that's stood up and told as many lies as he's told. There was a video that I saw that, you know, that we've won the war video that was put, I was trying to get it from Instagram, but I couldn't.
@hussainshafieiThe guy has won this war like a hundred times and he's still in the quagmire of Iran. And I have to be honest with you, we are more than capable of sinking aircraft carriers. We're not doing that because we know and we've seen the soldiers on these aircraft carriers turning around and saying, fuck Israel. We don't want to work for the Goy.
@hussainshafieiWhy are we fighting for Israel? Do you understand?
@nietzsche258918Mind if I join in?
@joann_marieOkay, hold on, Jason.
@nietzsche258918Hi, how are you guys? I'm sorry, I've never actually engaged on one of these.
@joann_marieHello, fellow kids. It's not your turn right now, but we'll go to you eventually, okay? Sorry, Uncle Huss.
@hussainshafieiNo, so all I will say is this. As the Iranian nation... You know as well as I do, every single time that we've been attacked, we've hit back. And we've always hit back in a measured amount. We've never turned around and attacked schools. We've never attacked infrastructure. Only time we've attacked infrastructure is as a retaliation to infrastructure being attacked.
@hussainshafieiThat's the way to do a moral, you know, war. That's how you win people's heart and minds. We've won the heart and mind of the world because we didn't start the first war with the salvo, the war with killing 168 kids or attacking, what's it called, the leader of a country. So we didn't turn around and say, let's go and kill Donald Trump as the first salvo.
@hussainshafieiThat is just not the way you conduct war. There are certain rules and regulations about how you should behave when it comes to war. And there's ethics as well. And you don't hurt the innocents. And that's the whole point of this exercise. And what I'll say to you about Iran is this. Iran could have made a nuclear weapon.
@hussainshafieiWe have not made a nuclear weapon. We've chosen not to make a nuclear weapon, okay? And the reason is, during the Iran and Iraq war, chemical weapons were used on Iranian soldiers. Iranian people were absolutely fucking killed by mustard gas and other gases that were used by the Iraqis, which were supplied by the... TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy TheOnlyRetard, DavidNietzsche2310, Rabbi [guest]-Levy
@hussainshafieiIt's indiscriminate. It kills anyone that it falls on, whether they are willing to be a part of the war or not part of the war. So Iran has always had this principle of we don't want to kill people unless they engage us in the battlefield. And that's the difference between us and our whole policy of fighting people. Now, if the aircraft carriers decide to come closer and keep attacking us, as they had done at the beginning, where they became legitimate targets,
@hussainshafieiWe could have attacked your aircraft carriers, but we don't want to escalate it because we're dealing with a lunatic in the White House who, if he loses an aircraft carrier, may turn around and go to himself, well, that gives me a legitimate reason to go and nuke Iran because that kind of mentality is in his head. And he is the commander-in-chief of your armed forces, and that's the kind of thing he might do.
@hussainshafieiSo Iran is sitting here in the crosshairs of a lunatic who can't get out of where he's getting out of. And we're still trying to fight the war in a way where we don't harm innocents. We don't want to hurt people who are not involved in combat. And we're only attacking systems that are being used against us. Why did we dismantle the whole of the Persian Gulf Arab states capacity to support America?
@hussainshafieiTo stop them from being able to be used for the day that we're expecting Israel to do what it's got to do. And we're literally just sitting here waiting for the day for Israel to open up that door for us so that we can actually wipe them off the map. There is nothing left between us and Israel and it's up to them. If they continue to do what they do in Lebanon, we're going to get to a point where we're going to say enough is enough.
@hussainshafieiIf they continue what they're doing with Gaza and stop the food from coming into Gaza, there is food that's being stopped by the settlers from coming in. We are going to be reaching breaking point and when breaking point arrives, Iran will do what's got to be done because every promise we've made, we've kept. We said, if you attack this, we'll attack five of these.
@hussainshafieiIf you attack this, we'll do this. And we've said, if you've got to honor the MOU, and that's all that matters, you need to honor the MOU. And if you don't honor the MOU, yeah, and the MOU now has to be implemented by the United States, by the White House, before we can even start the negotiations. That's the hard line.
@kanarymine4JoAnn, sorry, I probably have to go. And I just want to tell the speaker that he's probably talking to the pre-EMU or the converter here. So, but do you mind? You guys can continue on the conversation, but I just want to have it closing.
@hussainshafieiI'll leave it. Bye, Karen. Have a good day, guys.
@kanarymine4Thank you.
@joann_marieOh, no, thank you so much for coming up on GoHouse. Yeah, go for it, Karen.
@kanarymine4No, we definitely kind of are... On the same kind of, I guess, on the same page on that. So I just want to quickly actually read out what was in one of the protocols of Zion, protocol number 10. So because he's talking about Iran, in terms of Americans, what it seems like a remote kind of area that could... There now exists the danger that the going will rise up in arms against us if we discover before the right time what is taking place.
@kanarymine4But in the western states, we have against this a means of so terrifying a nature that even the bravest hearts will tremble before it, the underground railroads in the great cities. These underground tunnels will have been dug under all circumstances before the time has come. And thus, there exists the possibility of blowing up from here these capital cities with all their organizations and archives.
@kanarymine4All right. I just want to leave you guys with this and just contemplate what it all means for us and the kind of violence that it could unleash. And also just say once again that we're in a race with AI and the lowest hanging fruit are the pro-Palestinian leftists that we need to really target, especially with two truths.
@kanarymine4Thank you, JoAnn. Thank you, Ian. And as always, I mean, it was very pleasure always coming on here. So thank you.
Ian MalcolmThank you, Karen. It's always such an absolute pleasure to have you in here and covering this topic. It's one of many that you've covered that's just been so... Just not only interesting, but in-depth, right? It's a master's class in this subject matter. And so I just want to thank you so much for that. And I know we've got a couple other wonderful speakers that have joined.
Ian MalcolmSo what we'll do is we'll go through with Mr. Nietzsche and Ms. Moneypenny, and then we'll come back up to JoAnn for some parting words before we close down.
@speakerI think Prez has had his hand up for a minute too, Ian, just to throw it out there.
@joann_marieAnd Ryan as well.
Ian MalcolmThank you for joining. Absolutely. Always in for a discussion around our forefathers, but unfortunately, I've been
@nietzsche258918Otherwise occupied today, but I'm sure this was an awesome space.
@joann_marieIt was. I learned so much. She talked about how the Jews infiltrated everything and the founding fathers not being part of that. It was very interesting. So, yeah. Listen to the recording.
@nietzsche258918Absolutely.
@joann_marieThank you for being here and always jump in anything you want. All right. Ryan, welcome. Go for it.
@mojomodroHello. Also, thank you for having me up here. Pretty much that Israeli here that was talking about, like, oh, the river to the sea, it's to kill all the Jews. Like, I think that was created by the Jews.
@mojomodroSo who thinks that Palestine had a chance? And why was everybody over the past year egging on them to fight a superpower without moving everybody? So we have all of these dead people. A lot of them can't even read probably because they're so young and nobody ever thought to move them. And then we get an Israeli up here saying, oh, it's
@mojomodroIt's all against the Jews. They probably made this. This whole thing was from the river to the sea. That's probably the biggest psyop of this decade because people never thought to actually move these people.
@joann_marieWhy should they be moved? It's their land. It's the Palestinians' land.
@mojomodroAre they going to fight to the last child? As humans, we've got to think. Are we going to keep...
@mojomodroWe could take them out of there, the war can keep going, but I mean, nobody ever...
@joann_marieIt's their land. The Israelis are the ones who need to leave Palestine.
@mojomodroYeah, but who made the river to the sea? I think that was Jews, I think that was Israelis.
@joann_marieIt's because it's Palestine, it's always been Palestine. It's always been Palestine, yes.
@mojomodroYes, and it does belong to them, but can they survive against a superpower? I think it's all been... Like if they were moved from the beginning, I think a lot of this would have changed.
@joann_marieIt's their land. Israel and the Jews are the ones who need to leave Palestine.
@mojomodroExactly. But everybody is going to die before that happens, it seems like. And it seems like they already have countries they're going to flood into as soon as that happens. I think that they hit a ceiling on their morals and their... How they can say they have a right to this land, wouldn't you think that the world can make that their prison?
@mojomodroIf they really want that land, is the history of them living in the land about them killing everybody and them living there? Or are they just going to kill everybody?
@joann_marieThat's what they do in every single country they go to. That's revelations.
@mojomodroYes, but do you think that was the plan to begin with?
@joann_marieYes, they wanted to kill everyone since the beginning.
@mojomodroSo for them to take down all these media companies just for saying the smallest things, but all we see on the news is from the river to the sea, I think that was their doing.
@joann_marieNo, it's because it's always been Palestine from the river to the sea.
@mojomodroIt belongs to Palestine, but who will be there? Why haven't we moved the children out since it started? is my main point. Fuck Israel. But I mean, I think they're doing this just to... Help me out here.
@nietzsche258918What do you mean, we? Who's we when you say we move the children out? The world that cares about... Why don't they move the Jews out? Why do they need to move the Palestinians? JoAnn, one second. Sorry, go for it. So when you say the world, so the world's not a person, right? So when you say, you're talking about people...
@mojomodroI don't think anybody is on Israel's side other than Israel.
@nietzsche258918All right, well, hold on. I'm just trying to work with you here. So when you're saying we, you're saying that some number of us are going to go in there and physically remove the Palestinians from the land they've lived on forever.
@mojomodroNo, not physically.
@nietzsche258918I'd say that... How else? You're going to leave them out? Spiritually. Yeah, what are we talking about here?
@mojomodroSo how I would explain it... If they're about to get hit with a missile, other people are screaming from the river to the sea. They're not saying, let's get the children out of there first. You know?
@nietzsche258918No, I don't. Can we let Zico up to talk about this? Because I'd rather listen to Zico talk about this. No, no, no. Zico's too crazy. No, no, no. I don't want to hear the same person who says that they should all be exterminated. But, look.
@mojomodroI don't think they're using that against us. They're saying, oh, it's a call to kill Jews. They fucking created it.
@joann_marieThey are literally schizophrenic people.
@nietzsche258918Look, they don't have a right to that land, but I have a right to the People's Republic of who cares what they think. Who cares? I don't get it. Help me out. Why am I supposed to be motivated by their fake taglines?
@mojomodroBecause they're telling you they're going to kill them.
@nietzsche258918Okay. Let's get the children out.
@joann_marieOr stop giving them missiles.
@nietzsche258918How are you going to do that? Help me out here. Who's the let's? Are you talking about you? Are you wanting a band of merry brothers to go in rogue and force the kids and all the people out? Are you just going to take the kids or are you going to take the parents too?
@mojomodroI'm saying it's a narrative.
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@nietzsche258918The logical conclusion, extension of that would be that everybody in Russia, when the Bolsheviks took over, which of course was another Jewish supremacist operation, they all should have just left.
@mojomodroNo, they should have evacuated the women and children at any time.
@nietzsche258918My God, man. Like in Haiti, right? Where do you think... Do you understand how insane it is? First of all, the women and children. Okay, so all the people, the men there... Their children are gone. Who's got the children? This is ridiculous. Actually, what he's saying is... Exactly. My God, are you arguing with yourself now?
@nietzsche258918I don't know who's winning between you and you, but...
@mojomodroBecause once you evacuate the people, you can simply nuke the ground that they're on.
@joann_marieWe're not going to nuke the Holy Land. That's crazy. Exactly.
@mojomodroThat's what I'm saying. It's been a slow kill since the beginning and nobody's ever talked about it. You keep saying exactly as though you're the one who made that point. That's what they know. And they're using that strategy against us. It's crazy.
Speaker 8That's exactly what Ryan just said.
@nietzsche258918You don't. Look, there's another answer, right? So the we, the... Italicized we that you're talking about are the ones supplying the bombs to bomb the children. So the first step would... Oh my god. Okay. Hold on. This is the dumbest shit that I've ever heard in my life. Look, you're saying the we that are actually helping to bomb children should move the children before we bomb.
@nietzsche258918How about we not bomb? I mean, like, is this not an option for you?
@mojomodroThe countries that aren't bombing it, they're saying the same thing.
@joann_marieThey're speaking over each other. Let's let Ryan just finish his, I don't know what it is.
@mojomodroI want to be able to just take that and bring everybody down, right, so we can quiet it down. Because we're getting ready to close the space, right? We need to bring the emotions down, right? I'm going to explain the situation very simply, okay? We're in a hostage situation. There's approximately a hundred of us in a room with no doors and no windows, right?
@mojomodroNine people after a certain amount of time have self-identified and they say, hey, we are psychopaths and sociopaths and we're cannibals. And we need the rest of you to be okay with us eating and killing you and your children. And instead of actually just killing all of those people because there's a lot more of us than them, we have decided to argue amongst each other and waste our fucking children's time.
@joann_marieI don't know what the fuck. Okay.
Speaker 8That's actually a great analogy. That's a great analogy. But it's more like 3%. It's more like 3% than 9%. You know, it's not 9 out of 100. It's 3 out of 100. Unless you're counting the Christian Zionists.
@mojomodroWell, you need to understand something. The one half of 1% that's really the puppet masters of all of this, right? The real, real, real bad guys. They know that it's about 30% of the population that are going to go along to get along, right? Because they're on the bully side. Because when all the stuff, the dust finally settles,
@mojomodroThey want to be on the winning side, you see what I mean? So they're siding with the bullies. So that's where we're at.
@joann_marieTheir side is not winning. And also, there is no one going to kill anyone.
@mojomodroI think Israel wants to bomb itself at this point. I think they're ready to move on to the next country and then start all fucking over again.
Speaker 8I think you're talking about like a false flag. Not literally bomb themselves, but be able to cry victim as they strike out on other people.
@mojomodroNo, no, they're going for absolute totalitarian AI control. They're going to put an AI superweapon god inside of an artificial intelligence designed body. They're going to build a temple for it, and they're going to command everybody to worship it. Do you know Aladdin software is the same AI that built it?
@joann_marieFrom BlackRock.
@mojomodroIn 2008, they picked which banks to bail out. Aladdin software from BlackRock. And compared that with AI, they have a 2.0 version. So I think... I think all of the everything that we have is it is the psyops this river to the sea we didn't we we watched all these people die slowly
Speaker 8Ryan, you seem like you're really caught up on the river and the sea. You don't seem like a stupid guy, but you need to stick around for a while, listen, learn, study. Come back with a different idea than just like, hey, yeah, that's what I said. Well, no, I said move.
@mojomodroWhy didn't anybody move them from the beginning?
@joann_marieOh, my God, no.
Speaker 8You're trying to put logic on this. Like, Ryan, you're trying to put logic on this.
Ian MalcolmWe're going to go to that mute button. Here's what we're going to do, given the nature of the devolution of the conversation, the discourse. We are going to put a pin in this debate, knowing that we've got a space coming tomorrow. And as a result, we can pick this one up where you guys are leaving off, and it can all be at each other's throats.
Ian MalcolmSpeaking of which, the reason that that's relevant is because the space that we're going to hold tomorrow is going to be on the Indian and Israeli alliance. which should be a really interesting one, right? Talking geopolitics at a macro level. I find the curious overlap of the low IQ of these two nations to be rather relevant for the things that we're talking about.
Ian MalcolmBut AI obviously a major player in that. And we all know that the you-know-whos are turning the reins over the AI companies and the big tech companies to lots of Indians. And why? In my belief structure, it's because... They will fall in line and do anything and everything that the overlords tell them because it is not their nation that is being parasitized and destroyed by this new control mechanism.
Ian MalcolmSo they're basically the slave masters are going to take the whip and they're going to put it in somebody else's hand that says, yep, I'm happy to do this. So we will be holding that conversation. Speaking of which, I do want to give a massive amount of thanks to Karen. As always, she came in with an absolute banger of a conversation and discourse.
Ian MalcolmIt is, of course, going to be available for replay the moment we close this down. Feel free to go back. I mean, she walked through for about an hour over this subject of...
Ian Malcolmthat presented the antithetical viewpoint.
Ian MalcolmTruth. As long as we're doing that, right, we will welcome individuals of all perspectives. So as always, feel free to send me a message if you'd like to participate. Happy to platform absolutely anybody. So the quote-unquote chaos tour will continue in full speed tomorrow. We got a whole bunch of spaces lined up for next week as well, essentially Monday through Thursday, every single day, 6 p.m. PST.
Ian MalcolmYou got to translate that depending on where you are in the world. Speaking of which, wherever you might be, as always, I just want to wish absolutely everybody certainly a good morning, good evening, Good afternoon wherever you are in the world. Certainly, God bless for everything that you are. Godspeed. We are going to continue winning as we move forward into this better tomorrow that we're all working towards.
Ian MalcolmAnd in the process, we're going to have lots of fun, probably lots of verbal fights and altercations. And as a result, we're going to sharpen our intellectual swords so that when those detractors, the trolls, or those of opposing views, they come in, we are prepared. We don't hate anybody.
Ian MalcolmLet's say the most accurate rendition of what is truth. So with that being said, I just want to wish absolutely everybody out there, again, certainly God bless for everything you are. Godspeed on everywhere we are going. A big thank you to Mr. Allegedly Dank for coming in with his all-new AI model. We'll continue getting some of the bugs worked out on the back end of that.
Ian MalcolmAnd as we do, we'll have perhaps a new digital friend to join us in some of these spaces. So lots of love to Mr. Dank, to all of you for listening. We'll see you guys in the next space.