Held here entire — 856 passages across 24 chapters, set down from the first word to the last. The colour shifts with the film’s own mood as each chapter plays.
- 0:00raw, woundedPsychedelic Era and Hidden AgendasThe discussion delves into the alleged military management of the psychedelic movement and its connections to pop culture.
- 4:42measured, soberThe Great Awakening and CuriosityDavid Nietzsche connects the 'follow the white rabbit' metaphor to intellectual curiosity and the Great Awakening.
- 15:02hard, unyieldingCritiquing Genocide and Free SpeechIan Malcolm discusses the importance of critiquing genocide and the suppression of dissenting voices on social media.
- 22:22cool, analyticalPower of the People and Local ActionSteven Lawrence emphasizes the collective power of individuals to influence politicians and create change.
- 28:12weathered, resignedSteven Lawrence's Background and ActivismSteven shares his Appalachian roots, legal career, and journey into activism, including his fight against guardrail fraud.
- 56:32bleak, drainedPolitical Disillusionment and Local FocusSteven recounts his disillusionment with mainstream politics and his shift towards local activism, particularly against surveillance.
- 1:11:32guarded, evenDeflock Movement and Community OrganizingSteven details the Deflock movement in Fort Worth, highlighting its bipartisan appeal and success in community organizing.
- 1:21:32heated, combativeTyranny and the Fight for FreedomSteven discusses the erosion of free speech and the fundamental fight for freedom against mass surveillance and government overreach.
- 1:34:52disillusionedCharlie Kirk and Official NarrativesSteven hints at discrepancies in the official narrative surrounding Charlie Kirk's death, sparking curiosity.
- 1:44:52calm, distantThe Importance of Local ImpactIan Malcolm and Steven Lawrence reiterate the significance of local activism and making a tangible difference in one's community.
- 1:54:52warm, expansiveThe Power of Neighbors and CommunityTom and Steven discuss the critical role of strong community bonds and mutual support in times of crisis.
- 2:11:32grim, scorchedCorporate Malfeasance and AccountabilityMulberry raises concerns about corporate impunity for actions that cause harm, drawing parallels to Steven's guardrail case.
- 2:29:52grave, forebodingSurveillance and Zionist ControlMoneypenny introduces the topic of space-based surveillance and its connection to Israeli-US military cooperation.
- 2:43:12detached, weighingData Centers and Drone WarfareJohn Doe expresses concerns about the dual purpose of data centers for drone manufacturing and their implications for surveillance.
- 2:56:32charged, alertDigital Control and Financial VulnerabilitySteven Lawrence warns about the potential for digital currencies and mass surveillance to create a system of total control.
- 3:08:12urgent, incendiaryThe Inevitability of Truth and FreedomDavid Nietzsche offers an optimistic perspective, asserting that truth will ultimately prevail against Jewish supremacy.
- 3:16:32sombre, searchingWaking Up and Personal BetrayalSteven reflects on the awakening of individuals to political realities and his personal sense of betrayal by a former mentor.
- 3:31:32conflicted, dividedTechnology vs. Application: Flock CamerasA heated debate ensues regarding the inherent nature of technology versus its application, specifically concerning Flock cameras.
- 3:48:12melancholy, tenderConstitutional Rights and SurveillanceThe discussion shifts to how Flock cameras and similar surveillance technologies violate Fourth Amendment rights.
- 3:58:12dry, matter-of-factThe Problem of Centralized PowerSteven Lawrence emphasizes that the concentration of immense power, regardless of who wields it, is inherently dangerous.
- 4:08:12broodingBolsheviks and Narrative ControlThe panel discusses the strategic use of terms like 'Bolshevik' to frame political narratives and the importance of counter-narratives.
- 4:21:32eerie, electricDrones, Data, and the Future of WarfareTom highlights the alarming combination of AI-integrated drones and surveillance data as a major threat to personal freedom.
- 4:29:52worn, nostalgicSteven Lawrence's Closing RemarksSteven Lawrence shares his gratitude, discusses ways to support his work, and emphasizes the importance of local activism and truth-seeking.
- 4:39:52tentative, hopefulDavid Nietzsche's Final Words of WisdomDavid Nietzsche closes the space with an inspiring message about sincerity, solidarity, and the inevitable triumph of truth.
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 MalcolmTo name that tune, and if not, perhaps name the artist behind it. How about that one, JoAnn?
Ian MalcolmOr maybe not. We've either stumped her or the application is having all kinds of issues. Mr. Rabbi, are you there with us?
@malleusigYeah, I'm here.
Ian MalcolmOkay, perfect. Well, while we're waiting for JoAnn, Rabbi, can you name that tune?
@malleusigI cannot. I was going to say Mamas and the Papas, but then I double-checked my answer and it turns out I was wrong, so I can't answer this one. I'll let someone else take it.
Ian MalcolmYeah, not the Mamas and the Papas. I suppose a decent Gus might be from a similar era, but it is not. It is kind of a psychedelic song, though, which is... A little bit out there. Did you catch any of the lyrics or did it kind of come in jumbled over the application that is X?
@malleusigNo, your sound quality is really good. You can hear everything. It's very good.
Ian MalcolmWell, all right. Okay, well, then we'll see if you've got the ability to name that tune, put it into the purple pill while we wait for Miss JoAnn. We'll certainly call out anybody that is able to. to name it. We've got, all right, we've got JoAnn and Mandy up here along with Mulberry.
@joann_marieI know the song, I know the song. Let's go! They are completely queer on me. It's Jefferson Airplane and I even made it, like, when you started playing it, I made a little, like, gif with the title of the... I'm so happy I finally got it. Let's go! It's such a great song.
Ian MalcolmSo that is, yes, so JoAnn, that is Jefferson Airplane. Can you name the rhyme and the reason for that song for this particular space?
@joann_marieYes, because it's White Rabbit and... It's also, I think they play that in Alice in Wonderland, the one with Tim Burton as well. So, yeah, it's about psychedelics and stuff like that. So, yeah, it's so glitchy right now. I'm like invited to co-host, but I'm also speaker at the same time. It's so weird. No, thank you so much for having me, Ann.
@joann_marieI'm so excited, I finally got it.
Ian MalcolmNo, let's go, and you got it. So, JoAnn, well done. Mr. [guest], the musician with the most, I suppose. Incapable of getting that one, but JoAnn knocking it out of the park. That is Jefferson Airplane. The White Rabbit, and Mally, as it talks about taking one thing, it makes you 10 feet tall and all those other kind of references to the psychedelics.
Ian MalcolmAnd it's really interesting, actually. We talk a lot about kind of pop culture and some of the references to all the various pieces of This crazy world that we live in, crazy pun intended. And when we look at Alice in Wonderland, there's lots of things that we can kind of unpack there within, whether it is the psychedelic nature of it, or perhaps just questioning the realities of the world that we live in, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd we do find ourselves, whether it is this reference to Wonderland or to The Matrix or to Mr. David Nietzsche's favorite with The Truman Show, All of these are basically different references to the world is what we understand it to be, and what we might understand or think that it is might not actually even be the thing that we are living in.
Ian MalcolmSo I thought it'd be kind of an interesting one, especially given we are going to be joined here with Resist Rabbit, Steven Lawrence, who came very highly recommended to us. So we're going to be very excited for him to join the panel, kind of walking through the wild, let's say the psychedelic world that we live in. And I say that not because we're going to be talking about psychedelics, but rather our misunderstanding of this world of illusions that the normies are all in, that we, of course, can clearly see through.
Ian MalcolmAnd so I don't know, I don't know, [guest] or David Nietzsche, does that make us, are we Alice or are we the Cheshire Cat or are we the, maybe we're the Mad Hatters? I'm not sure. David, any character you're partial to there?
@nietzsche258918Well, I would say Alice because she's the observer.
Ian MalcolmShe is the observer. All right, Mr. [guest], any that you would relate to here?
@malleusigI would say we're the ones that are pointing out that it's no accident that Jefferson Airplane was formed in San Francisco, the Army had a base in the Presidio, and Michael Aquino owns one of the Painted Ladies.
Speaker 1Wow!
@joann_marieWhat is a Painted Lady?
@malleusigEveryone do a Google search for Painted Ladies San Francisco. You'll see what I'm talking about. It is connected to the TV series Full House.
Ian MalcolmThis is the... Very cryptic. I think, Mallies, you're going to have to give us a little bit more on this one while we wait for our guest. Sure. And I would ask, kind of off the bat, is Jefferson Airplane then tied in with the Doors and some of the other connections that we can make between that era of psychedelic music and perhaps the CIA?
@malleusigWell, yeah, I mean, the allegations that the entire psychedelic movement was managed by the military.
@joann_marieThey gave a lot of LSD to the groupies of the Grateful Dead so that they would go in the back of the bus and drug everyone. It was pretty crazy.
@malleusigI don't know about specifics, but there's definitely a connection there. And you look at these things where it's one of these situations where you never know if it's...
@malleusigThePresidio is a well known army base.
@malleusigAnd it used to be an active base, now it's nominally a park. But when you read a lot of these MKUltra survivors' stories, a surprising number of them talk about being taken to the Presidio for programming. So there's that, and then you have Full House, which features a shot of the Painted Ladies, In San Francisco, this famous row of houses that are different colors.
@malleusigIt's kind of like late Victorian architecture, American Victorian architecture. They're all kind of the same house, but different colors. Those are the paint delays. And if I'm not mistaken, Michael Aquino does own one of them. Michael Aquino being the famous, you know, military Satanist that opened the Church of Satan.
@malleusigThe guy that walks around with his eyebrows. I think it was his wife was captured and photographed with the parents of Erica Kirk back in the 60s when they belonged to that church.
@malleusigSo, I mean, if we're doing rabbit holes in this room, this is probably a great place to start. And then, yeah, you look at all the shows. That was supposed to have happened on the set of Full House, and apparently, you know, that family was supposed to have lived in one of those painted ladies' houses, and it takes on a whole different, the whole thing takes on a different dimension when you look at it that way.
Ian MalcolmSo the suggestion that Full House, one of, I suppose, the more wholesome programs of, I guess it'd be the 90s, that perhaps there was maybe hidden more demonic messaging behind the otherwise wholesome show? Say it ain't so, Mr. [guest].
@malleusigOh, like the TV show where they joked about raping the infants? Like when they were going through scripts and stuff? Yeah, yeah, that one. Yeah, that wholesome show. Yeah. Wow. Yeah, it is. And which produced like the two most psychologically fucked up young actresses probably in TV history. Like, those poor girls, you know what I mean?
@malleusigLike, they are, you just look at photos of them, they've been, they are the epitome of being chewed up and spit out by the media machine. They're even worse than Britney Spears, if I understand correctly.
@joann_marieThank you, Rabbi. Sorry, I was trying to make my little post. And guys, again, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and bookmark it. It will help so much with the algorithm. Thank you so much for hosting, Ian and Dad and Rabbi and Steven. Dad.
Ian MalcolmDavidNietzsche now just Dad. I love it.
@joann_marieHe's now Dad forever.
Ian MalcolmDad, and Mrs. Nietzsche, aka Mom, to the movement. I said the other day, David, I don't know if you were able to catch some of this, but the space that we did yesterday, I said we were talking at the end about how much we are winning in bringing this awakening to so many, and that while we might have smaller voices, I feel like we are intellectually punching above our weight class.
Ian MalcolmAnd I made the comment that if either, right, the Let's say the incredible Hulk that is truth teller with all of his knowledge that is just encyclopedic on history, the past and the present of Jewish supremacy, right? If either he or, and I referenced yourself coming at it more from a, let's say a place or a vector of ethos, righteousness, morality, and let's say philosophy, right?
Ian MalcolmWe've got the philosopher king, Mr. Nietzsche. I said, if either of the two of you got merely an hour, on something like Joe Rogan's podcast, right? That we could change the world, right? That you're two of our heaviest hitters. And I just want to make that comment here to kick this off as well, both to bring attention to our incomparable, both co-host and the co-hostess with the mostest and the most.
Ian MalcolmThese two lovely individuals, very humbled that they're here with us. Please give a big follow to them, as well as to everybody that's up on this panel. Got some really interesting ones and individuals, right, between Luke Slywalker. Also, Dustin Nemo's curious face will be interesting to get some of your thoughts here on this.
Ian MalcolmAnd our special guest of the day with Mr. Steven Lawrence. We kicked off, in your honor, Mr. Resist Rabbit, we kicked off the space with Jefferson Airplane, White Rabbit, which led us down an interesting little spiral staircase here in the home of San Francisco in Full House, I suppose. And so we've kind of come full circle, spiral staircase, pun intended.
Ian MalcolmAnd in doing so, right, what I would love to do is just to check in with Mr. Nietzsche, see if he's got any thoughts, check in with JoAnn, see if she's got any additions. And then what I'd love to do is to introduce again and get a kind of intro from Mr. Steven Lawrence, some of his thoughts. And again, this is an individual that was very highly recommended to us by some very trusted sources on X.
Ian MalcolmSo we'll be very excited to see what the White Rabbit is, if I'm not mistaken, in his first space here on this application. So it'll be neat to have that kind of, you know, what would we call it? Opening night, I suppose, with our Resist Rabbit friend here. Mr. Nietzsche.
@nietzsche258918Well, to set up the space, so I love the subject. I didn't want to miss this because this is such a great conversation to be had. But I want to set it up with, you know, when we use terms like gaslighting, I know the origination of it. And of course, the rabbit, follow the white rabbit. So just, if you'll give me about 90 seconds, this is the very beginning of one of the great masterpieces of literature, Alice in Wonderland.
@nietzsche258918Where we are told that Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank and of having nothing to do. Once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading but had pictures and conversations in it. What is the use of a book, thought Alice, without pictures or conversation? She was considering in her own mind, because she was growing tired, whether the pleasure of making a daisy chain would be worth the trouble of getting up and picking the daisies when suddenly a white rabbit with pink eyes
@nietzsche258918ran close by her. There was nothing so very remarkable in that, nor did Alice think it so very much out of the way to hear the rabbit say to itself, oh dear, oh dear, I shall be late. When she thought over afterwards, it occurred to her that she ought to have wondered at this. But at the time, it all seemed quite natural.
@nietzsche258918But when the rabbit actually took out a watch out of his waistcoat pocket and looked at it and then hurried on, Alice started to her feet, for it flashed across her mind that she had never before seen a rabbit with either a waistcoat pocket or a watch that take it out, and bursting with curiosity, she ran across the field after it, and fortunately was just in time to see it pop down a large rabbit hole under the hedge.
@nietzsche258918Now what is the main part of that? What is the part that grabs me the most, Ian and Steven and everyone else, I'd love to hear your thoughts on it, is the curiosity. Everybody else, the non-noticers, it's as though it now requires a kind of willful ignorance. It wouldn't have required it if she didn't see. At first, she saw something and heard something very odd, but it was just too much for her to try to, she had to assuage her curiosity when she saw the rabbit pull out a watch from its waistcoat and look at it.
@nietzsche258918And this is us. The Great Awakening is... Come on, folks. We're seeing the connection. And we cannot help but find ourselves plunging down the rabbit hole. And it makes all the difference to assuage that curiosity rather than be part of the willfully ignorant people that say, no, no, no, no. I'm going to live my very dull, my very boring life.
@nietzsche258918I'm going to be cipher from the matrix and say, as long as it tastes like steak, I don't care. So I wanted to inject that part just to set the table and hear what our friend has to say here.
Ian MalcolmNo, what a wonderful introduction. And that piece, right, of being curious, we could make a similar connection to, of course, Keanu Reeves, right? Because if we then think of Neo in the Matrix, right, that very same concept, he's out there, he's looking, he doesn't know what he's looking for, and then he gets the little message on his computer to follow the white rabbit, which is, of course, the tattoo on this young woman, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd so he proceeds down this path, which is then filled with a bunch of different opportunities for him to U-turn, right? Both because the agents approach him and then, of course, Morpheus, in fact, gives him the opportunity. Do you want the blue or the red pill? Which one do you want to pursue? And he even says in that moment, right?
Ian MalcolmYou take this one. Follow us down the rabbit hole and see how far it goes, right? So what a curious little way. This is a recurring theme and it's one of intellectual curiosity and then the ability to notice, right? To notice that little rabbit, to notice the tattoo on the woman or to notice the black cat that passes twice.
Ian MalcolmHe says, deja vu, right? That's a glitch in the matrix. It's one of the telltales that they have made an adjustment, right? So we are the noticers. that have taken notice of these patterns. We've kind of followed them a little bit down this breadcrumb trail that's been laid. And what do you know? There's a rabbi hole that we found at the bottom of the rabbit hole, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd so we continue to unpack all these realities. And as we do, we meet all of our friends along the way. Again, the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat, all these other characters. David Nietzsche, if nothing else, he is Alice. He mentioned that earlier, right? He's curious. He's willing to see where these things progress, not from animosity, not from emotional, let's say, hatred or vengeance or any of that, but rather.
Ian Malcolmtrying to understand the world from a perspective and a prism of truth. So, David, so well stated. I love that you injected that into the opening of this. I want to give a big shout out to another noticer extraordinaire that we have up here with us, Mr. Eric Warsaw. Be wonderful to have him here throughout this journey as we kind of go through Wonderland.
Ian MalcolmAnd with that being said, let's turn things over really quickly to JoAnn. Then we'll go to Mr. Steven Lawrence for his introduction. In case, JoAnn, is there anything I left out here?
@joann_marieNo, excellent intro, Ian and Dad. And Eric, it's so nice to see you here. And Steve and Rabbi, everybody. And no, I used to love Alice in Wonderland. It was one of my favorite books. And also The Little Prince and how they... Go through this adventure and they keep like meeting these people that all of them teach them a lesson for at the end of the day just complete.
@joann_marieSo I'm so happy that we're hosting this and thank you so much, everybody, for being here. And yeah, that's about it.
Ian MalcolmEric. I love that. One last little thing real quick. I just want to say, then we'll check in really quickly here with Mr. Warsaw. Just wanted to put up Into the Nest. From Mr. V, who's up here on the panel with us, a rather, let's say, I don't want to use the term inflammatory, rather colorful way to present this concept, right?
Ian MalcolmThat if we are going to be essentially anti-Semites because we are willing to critique a genocide, well then, sign me up is basically the call, right? And it's presented a little bit differently with this colorful language. But, right, that is basically the concept. If we can't criticize a genocide that is not only being conducted by and, let's say, viewed by all of us while we're gaslit into being told that it's not happening, while being condemned and criticized as anti-Semites for caring, while noting that our politicians are doing nothing about it because they are blackmailed and owned by a literal pedophile ring, right?
Ian MalcolmLike, if these things make us evil to be critical of, well, then I suppose we're just evil, right? It goes to show how ludicrous the power that we all have to share our ideas, to make a difference.
Ian MalcolmI've talked about how I will always bring up anybody and everybody, regardless of follower counts and all these other kinds of things, because there's all kinds of people who might not spend an iota of their attention on this platform, but might have incredible things to contribute, right? And that no matter if you have three or 300, or in V's case, 3,600 followers, I recommend everybody give him a follow, by the way, we can pump those numbers up as I think Matthew McConaughey said, right?
Ian MalcolmBut that his posts with his 3,000 followers has more views than I think anything that I've posted in the last month or two, right? Because, well, they come after us and they suppress us and they censor us. And the bigger you get, the more they censor, right? So there's a huge advantage, right? Just like in Wonderland, if you're the rabbit, you can move around more nimbly, right?
Ian MalcolmWell, V's post is, I guess, dodged some of that censorship and the suppression, right? So to just call out and bring attention again, this is not going to be one because somebody like Tucker Carlson decides to talk about the Jewish question, let's call it. It's going to be won by all of us doing our little bits on the battlefield intellectually to the best of our ability.
Ian MalcolmBecause every now and then we have no idea the ability that we might all have to influence, in the case of V, a quarter million people that have seen what he put out there. So just every day do the best that you can with what you got, make the difference that you can because you never know. the let's say that the splash that you might be able to make it in that case Mr. V just want to bring attention to that call that out wonderfully done my friend without further ado I apologize for a longer introduction here why don't we go to Mr. Steven Lawrence and get that introduction from him as we do because I look around the panel so blessed and humbled to have so many wonderful people up here with us that are you know familiars to everybody that's here I'm sure and so I just say that as we go through this this talk with
Ian MalcolmSteven, on this idea of Wonderland and all of these oddities. Please feel free, everybody that's up here, to jump in. If you have a question, you have a comment, you want to throw something into the mix, feel free to do so. We'll treat this as kind of an open forum. Again, just given the familiarity of everybody that's up here.
Ian MalcolmBut without further ado, Steven, any thoughts in terms of your introduction or the song in particular on White Rabbit from Jefferson Airplane?
@resistrabbitWell, I love the song and what I love even more is the introduction you just gave and talking about the power of all of us. And if I had anything to convey is that each person listening to this has a lot more power than you think. And together we have more power than these politicians. In particular, I believe these politicians are just translators between us and what has become real power.
@resistrabbitBut we don't need to Thank you for joining us.
@resistrabbitScatters the Darkness.
Ian MalcolmIt wasn't King Arthur sitting at the head of the table. They're all equal. They're all contributing. They're all bringing their different values. And I say it because, to your comment there on light and dark, the idea that they had, the Knights of the Round Table, with all their flaws and yes, all of their, let's say, aspirations for righteousness, they decided the way they would go out and try to find the Holy Grail is that they would all start in the portions of the forest that was darkest to them.
Ian MalcolmThat idea of darkness is it's not literally it might might have been kind of how they pursued initially. But the metaphor there is that the thing that we value the most we're going to find in the darkest, most dangerous of places. Right. And so recognizing that the light that we then shine when we go on these adventures and missions and try to find the truth, right, that it scatters, like you said, Steven, to so many others and that we can help essentially.
Ian MalcolmWe talked about this a long time ago. Be the little teeny lighters in the dark forest, right? Some of us are the torches like Truth Teller and David Nietzsche. Others of us, we might have our matchbox, right? Whatever we got, though, that we're forming this unstoppable source of light with such, we're leading people towards kind of the rising of truth, which I think of as being this sunrise that we're all working towards.
Ian MalcolmRight. And we're seeing it in the distance. People are starting to note these commonalities. And so, Steven, I love the visualization there. But yeah, if you wouldn't mind kind of where you come from, either literally or figuratively, how you kind of got interested in this pursuit of truth. And of course, some of the things that are maybe more consequential to you in your worldview of the day.
@resistrabbitWell, I come from the mountains of Appalachia. where my family goes back seven some generations on one side and then on the other side of my family is Iroquois in Cherokee mixed with I don't know his racial background but white West Texas cowboy my granddad was a West Texas rancher so that's kind of where I come from and it informs a little bit of my attitude towards people who want to tell us what to do I don't
@resistrabbitI don't take kindly to being told what to do. I can be inspired. I can be led and I can submit to someone who I believe is a leader, but I don't take kindly to demands. So I grew up in the mountains and I was homeschooled for a couple of years. I went to a small, really small evangelical Christian school. By small, I mean 60 people from
@resistrabbitFirst grade through 10th grade when the school finally had to cut that off. I grew up reading series such as Boy Stories of Great Men. I read the Federalist Papers growing up, just stories about the Revolution and stories about Civil War figures growing up. And it kind of informs my view of politics more than Anything else in terms just the attitude that those guys had and that the founders are actually, most of them, pretty substantial people.
@resistrabbitAnd they weren't just willing to put their lives on the line, but they were willing to put their fortunes on the line. So that says a lot and it's meant more to me through this year because I don't know too many people that I've asked to get involved who are actually afraid of physical repercussions or being arrested for speaking out or anything like that.
@resistrabbitTheir concern is that they're going to lose a client or they're going to lose friends on Facebook or they're not going to be welcome at their social club. And it turns out that that kind of fear of going broke or even just being financially harmed is more deadly, I think, than the fear of death. At least for me, that has proved to be true.
@resistrabbitI've had to face my own fears of both not having substantial money, but also fears of failure because I am not naturally a leader. I work really well in the background. I love being a general counsel for someone or someone's lawyer. advising them on what to do and fighting their battles for them. And I'm really good at that.
@resistrabbitI'm not one to step up and say things myself unless just no one else is. And we reached that point for me sometime last year. And I know when it started and I know when the moment came.
@resistrabbitSo just quickly, I'm a lawyer. I graduated from Virginia Tech. I'm third generation Virginia Tech. I then went to the University of Texas Law School. But while I was at Virginia Tech, I was a freshman year college Republican chairman. And I hosted a young delegate from Virginia, third year, third term delegate, I believe in his 30s named Morgan Griffith.
@resistrabbitAnd I really liked what he had to say about the Constitution and freedom and all that. And then I went to his office to ask if I could be his intern. And he ended up hiring me. And I worked in the Virginia General Assembly, which is the world's oldest continuously operating legislative body. It goes back some 400 years before the revolution.
@resistrabbitAnd that went well the first year. And then he made me PAC coordinator of the Leadership PAC, which was a statewide PAC to try to take Virginia from the Democrats.
@resistrabbitFor the first time since the Civil War, or since Reconstruction at least. And the Bird Machine had been in power forever and I viewed them as horribly corrupt, the local politicians. You know, they were making their legislative salary or whatever and they weren't that great of attorneys, but they were really wealthy. And at 16 and stuff, paying attention to this, you don't have to be too smart to realize there's something corrupt going on there.
@resistrabbitIn 1999, we took out the Democratic majority in the General Assembly. And I went from being an intern for the minority junior delegate to someone who challenged leadership and skipped up in seniority to become the first Republican majority leader of Virginia. And the story of how he did it is incredible.
@resistrabbitHe had a plan to run for Congress that he had been working on, and we didn't have the geographic numbers for him to win the caucus. So he went into the caucus and slammed his congressional plan on the lectern and said, my opponent doesn't have a plan to run this caucus, but I do. And it was a secret ballot. He wouldn't have won if it wasn't.
@resistrabbitAnd he skipped up in seniority as, I guess, a fourth term delegate to become the first Republican majority leader. So that was all very inspiring. And in the census and the redistricting, there was a perfect district drawn for me to run in in Virginia. But I don't know if I was running away being a rebel or just fulfilling my
@resistrabbit13-year-old dream of living in Texas, I went to the University of Texas School of Law. And there I got pretty, I held a fundraiser, I co-hosted a fundraiser for Greg Abbott, who's the current governor. But back when he was just running for attorney general the first time, co-hosted that. And he won and the Republicans won.
@resistrabbitAnd then they promptly did this mid-decade redistricting thing. And that was when Tom DeLay was arrested. And I just felt like, oh, these guys are just about power. And I called my Republican friends in Virginia. I was like, you know, I don't know if I can be a Texas Republican. I don't think these guys have any principles.
@resistrabbitBut I just dropped out of politics. I had a computer science degree and only one other... Law School student in the country, had a computer science degree and was a student at a top 15 law school. So I had plenty of job offers and those firms want to pay you a ton of money. My first year compensation was $155,000 in 2005, which, you know, that's still okay money now, even after all the inflation.
@resistrabbitBut back then living in Austin, Texas, it was New York City or San Francisco rates living in a low cost of living city. And we lived like kings, but we also worked like insane people. I had developed an aversion to using the phone there or to phones at all, because if they called you, it didn't matter what you were doing, where you were, what time of night it was.
@resistrabbitlike you're you were going to be in the office or on a plane or whatever um and they didn't care about your sleep anything uh if the the saying was there were no minimum amount of hours that you had to bill but if you weren't doing at least 200 a month they didn't know what you're doing with your life so um 300 hour months weren't uncommon 400 hour months weren't unheard of uh and there you're just
@resistrabbitYou're just running on adrenaline and substances at that point. But it was fun. And so I still followed what was going on in the world, but politics just wasn't part of my life. And then my father died early on there, and I took some time off for that and became a professional poker player for a while. Traveled the world for three years doing that.
@resistrabbitAnd definitely wasn't thinking about politics then, except that the United States banned online poker, which was fine. We still did it anyway. But then they started going after the banks and the transactions. So different payment processors started getting debanked. And we ended up having to get all sorts of weird ways, like going into Walmart to get a cash transfer to get our money out.
@resistrabbitand it just died up of about 107 full-time poker players I knew and had regular conversations with. I only know of three that survived that era. It was just a bloodbath. And so I went back to work. I ended up being general counsel for someone who was basically, he was a near billionaire, like hundreds of millions in key bills in the bank.
@resistrabbitAnd I was his general counsel for his family office and the president of the family office. And I managed investments outside counsel and was basically a kind of fixer for family problems. If there was an upset maid or a girlfriend or a boyfriend or anybody in that world, there's all kinds of people trying to come after them for money.
@resistrabbitAnd most, at least for this family, most of it was undeserved. So it was a lot of that. And then I met a whistleblower that was recommended to me. And he had a case that I dived into and thought it was wild and dead on point about a guardrail in terminal product that had been secretly modified. And you have all seen them.
@resistrabbitThey are on the side of the road everywhere you go. If you see a guardrail, Before the guardrail itself is this rectangular metal plate with yellow and black stripes. And that is because if you don't put that on the guardrail, the guardrail will impale your vehicle and maim or kill you because it's just one long steel spear.
@resistrabbitAnd no matter how flimsy your guardrail looks, it will go through an engine block of a car if you hit it at speed. And the market leader in that had The allegation was that they had changed the dimensions of it to save about, we knew later it was about $2 a term, but to save money. And turns out, in order to sell these things, they had to fill out a sworn document that it met the design spec that they had originally gotten approved under.
@resistrabbitAnd they changed the product without telling the federal government. and they changed the product without even telling their salespeople. And by the time I got involved in 2013, that we knew about, it was killing, sorry, impaling two people a month with a serious injury or death in the United States. So I tried to get people associated with the family to take it and couldn't.
@resistrabbitAnd there were various reasons that they would turn it down, including one of them, An old man lawyer told me, he's like, well, son, the problem you got, it's just too big. They won't let you keep a verdict that big. And little revolutionary lawyer me was like, what do you mean? We're right on the law. Of course we can keep it.
@resistrabbitAnd he's like, well, he's like, if you think you're going to win it, why don't you go do it? And I left there and ended up, I bought a 2004 Chevy pickup truck. and got two guardrail terminals the original one and the modified one and spent three years in my truck driving around the country talking to any regulatory official legislative official executive or media outlet that would let me do a presentation because it's hard to explain how a one inch difference matters on a product like that using diagrams and engineering
@resistrabbitI got kind of lawyer famous for it because none of the older attorneys that we ended up finding to take the case and pay for it, which is extremely expensive, they were afraid of being sued for defamation or other repercussions from the company. And in their world, it is not cool to go talk to the media and say things like this company is killing two people a month.
@resistrabbitI dove into the ethics rules, into the defamation rules, and I'm like, there's no ethical reason I can't talk about a highway safety problem. And if the allegation is in our case, they can't sue me for defamation. So I found a lawyer who said he would defend me if I got sued. And I... just started going on television nonstop and ended up on 2020 and ended up in national news for about seven months straight.
@resistrabbitAnd then we got the largest judgment or the largest verdict in U.S. history for a whistleblower fraud case in October of 2014. 44 states banned the product. And their market cap went from 7.5 or so billion to about 3.5 billion in a month. And then it went on appeal. So the old man was right. They drug out the mediation.
@resistrabbitAnd in a concurring opinion, Clarence Thomas's staff, I believe, dropped a footnote that contradicted all of the known law on the subject. And that's what the Fifth Circuit relied on to throw out the judgment. And it was the first time that I realized that we may live in a cage, that what the law says may not matter. It's just those in power and they do things that you don't know how it happened specifically.
@resistrabbitBut I can look and I can see the Federalist Society. I know that when we went to the Texas Attorney General's office, his top two staff members had to leave the room because they had a conflict with Trinity Industries.
@resistrabbitYou can see that Trinity's lead lawyer was then appointed to be the next appointee to the Fifth Circuit. And you can have ideas, but you just don't know. So I ended up Moving to Fort Worth where I'd wanted to live since I was 13 and people didn't really know me here unlike they did in Dallas and I drank a lot and did a lot of live music stuff and you know then I went on tour with some bands and then COVID hit and that pissed me all the way off kind of like last year pissed me all the way off but I wasn't taking and
@resistrabbitI didn't go off on the Trump administration. I didn't start doing anything political. The first night of quarantine, a friend texted me saying, where's the speakeasy at? And I instantly responded without thinking of it, my place, doors at 8, music at 9. And he was like, all right, I'll invite people. And I contacted musician friend.
@resistrabbitand I offered him a $50 guarantee against tips and all the booze he could drink. And we had a show by midnight. I had a group, a secret Facebook group called the Fort Worth Music Underground. And we basically had live music most nights of the week and plenty of alcohol. We'll say alcohol. We had plenty of intoxication.
@resistrabbitAnd I would, every day, I specifically violated the county judge's order on quarantine. It didn't matter if I drove six miles instead of five, if I went somewhere I shouldn't, whatever. I not only was doing the speakeasy at night, I posted my violation out in public and challenged everyone else as to why they were stuck at home.
@resistrabbitAnd that was the first time I've ever experienced being hated. Besides, like, the opposition in the case or something. I went from somebody that everybody kind of just knew some people liked, maybe some people didn't, whatever, to where, to a portion of the town, I was a revolutionary hero, and to another portion of the town, I was going to kill everyone.
@resistrabbitSo that was interesting, and I wish I had done like my friend, I don't know if you know Ian Wint, I. Winster. on X and Instagram and other places. He used that moment to come up with the Patriot brand and really dig into what's going on in our world. I didn't. I just drank a lot, did a lot of substances and was kind of just a middle finger to the man instead of someone who could be scary.
@resistrabbitAnd that year, as part of that, I got hit by a... BNSF train going 60 miles an hour in my driver's side door in Montana. I was following a friend across a ranch to the other side of the Yellowstone River to do a camp out with some music people up there. And I was arguing over text with a musician about a girl that we both liked.
@resistrabbitAnd I woke up in an emergency room in Montana. My friend thought I was dead, which would make sense. But I ended up just breaking the left side of my body, having a concussion. Both lungs partially collapsed and generally not in good shape and ended up in a hospital in Billings. And a friend came to get me and take me home.
@resistrabbitAnd I spent the next year and a half or so recovering. I lost, I should have made $3 million more in 2020.
@resistrabbitI ended up losing my percentages in most of my cases, or at least I haven't gotten paid on them yet.
@resistrabbitAnd then I finally got back into it and jumped into a guardrail case with the most recent Attorney General of Virginia, who the Virginia Attorney General had taken our whistleblower case. So it became the Commonwealth of Virginia's case against the company rather than my whistleblower's case. Co-counsel, and his name is Jason Meares, who is the one who became Attorney General in 2022, Republican, who I also, in college, when I was a college Republican chair at Virginia Tech, he was a college Republican chairman at JMU.
@resistrabbitAnd then he went to law school too. And we worked in the General Assembly together. We kept in touch through the years. And then we, ended up co-counsel on this guardrail case and I ended up like I the case had gotten out of control and it ended up being dismissed at summary judgment and it's currently before the Virginia Supreme Court but I jumped back into that and got a lot of confidence of what I could pull off especially what I could pull off sober and I kind of wrecked
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@resistrabbitprobably may not have heard of them. Most people, they've heard of them. It's a song called Fire in Her Eyes. Lead singer calls me on July 3rd and said, what are you doing? And I'm like, I have no idea. My case is on appeal. And he's like, can you be in Montana for, can you be in Montana with all this gear in 24 hours?
@resistrabbitAnd I was like, maybe. And he's like, well, you can go on tour with us for the rest of the summer and we can pay you. And I'm like, well, that sounds like fun. So I drove to Montana. and you know the next week was Butler and I saw that but I didn't dig into it I just saw it and I was like oh well this guy can win now and then I saw Elon jump into that and I'm like oh well that's interesting but I didn't I still didn't dive into it I just kind of lived in like whatever this is what's going to happen and was on tour with the band which is a lot of fun went through the
@resistrabbit2024 election doing music stuff and then looking at new things to do in the law. And I didn't vote for either of them. I thought of Trump as a narcissist and I didn't want a Democrat to win. And I just was like, I don't think this is going to be fun either way. And I hate that I didn't vote, but I didn't. And then... I found a new product that killed someone where I'm from in Virginia, a first responder.
@resistrabbitHe was a firefighter and a paramedic. And it's another guardrail company that changed their product illegally. And I started working up that case in February of 2025. I was paying attention to the headlines and I saw some things that kind of irked me, but it was just news and news always someone like me, I think, You can always find something going wrong and it's much easier to focus on your own life and career.
@resistrabbitSo I just kind of blew it off. But then I watched the April 2nd tariffs conference and the revolutionary person in me and the lawyer in me was like, he can't do that. He can't do that. That's how we had the Boston Tea Party. What is he doing? And I spent the weekend diving into trade tables and all this stuff to figure out what was going on.
@resistrabbitI contacted my congressional friend. who now is in Congress, the man I work for. He is the vice chairman of the House Rules Committee and he is chairman of the House Health Subcommittee. And we still text a lot. And so I texted him, hey, we need to talk to him for 45 minutes. He kind of blew off my concerns. And then on April 9th, the House Republicans voted party line to gut judicial protections for the Bill of Rights, including the Second Amendment.
@resistrabbitand I'd been out of the show that night was drinking I came back and saw that vote and I'm like wait my guy is in congress now he originally ran for office in 93 uh during the Clinton assault weapons ban quote unquote uh thing which was what got me in politics initially if he's voting to gut the second amendment we have a real problem so I stopped drinking I posted stuff on Facebook and I drove to Virginia to find the man and talk to him
@resistrabbitI spent about two and a half hours at his house talking about the American Revolution and history and his oath of office and all of that. And I came away absolutely frightened. When I left, we couldn't reach terms. And I told him I didn't know what I was going to do next, but he wouldn't like it. But I probably couldn't afford to run against him.
@resistrabbitSo I left. And my moment of I actually have to lead here and say something was, No one I contacted said they could say anything. The Congressman couldn't say anything. He said he had told someone else that, well, if I speak up against anything at all, then I'll lose my chairmanship. I can't speak up. We're not allowed to speak against anything.
@resistrabbitAnd again, the Appalachian in me doesn't understand that concept. You can say whatever you want. So I was like, well, I have to say something. And when he... um he put out a newsletter saying that he uh had introduced this bill to rein in the executive in 2020 like it that would not do anything until 2028 and it infuriated me like your job as a congressman is to keep in check the executive branch even if you like him like congress and the president are just supposed to fight that's how this whole thing works
@resistrabbitand that infuriated me so I went on a mad writing spell just rhetorically gutting him in very conservative revolutionary constitutional language in an editorial that I submitted to the largest regional publication. I sent it off at like 3 a.m. so I wouldn't chicken out. It's really hard to go against someone who inspired you to go to law school and who was your hero.
@resistrabbitBut I felt it needed to be done and then I rented the best Office Space in Abington, Virginia, which was one of the Revolutionary War hotspots where supplies, munitions, political things all happened. I rented one of the best office spaces there across from his congressional office. And I knew I couldn't run for office, and I'm pretty autistically honest, so I didn't pretend.
@resistrabbitI just made Howard the Coward signs and gave them out to everybody that would put them up at their house, and I put them on display on Main Street. Talk to anybody who would listen and generally just try to make his life hell for a while. I didn't find any support there to do anything and I wasn't making any money. And my cash paying client for years, well, for years, he was my client and he was my only cash paying client and kind of what kept me going while I pursued other cases, said, if you're going to talk bad about Trump down here, that he can't be associated with me.
@resistrabbitSo I was like, I didn't give him a chance to fire me. I said, OK, fine, bye. And about two or three months into that, I was like, how am I going to pay for this? Like, I have this badass two year lease. I don't have any income. Nobody's supporting anything in Appalachia right now. So I got a mysterious buyout offer from the landlord saying, hey.
@resistrabbitI noticed you hadn't remodeled yet. I was just wondering, like, we'll buy out the remainder of your lease and you don't have to pay this month and we'll give you a deposit back. And if you disagree to that, I'll ship you the money. And I have no idea what was behind that. And I don't care if it was the Congressman himself, but I took it.
@resistrabbitAnd the Senate District in Tarrant County came open. And so I had formed this group. called Clear Rule of Law, which my idea was that you shouldn't be partisan. There are things that 80% of people agree on, like stopping insider stock trading, or now releasing the Epstein files and not joining our military with Israel.
@resistrabbitAnd I reached out to all the candidates in the race, both Republican and Democrat, saying I was a conservative lawyer in Fort Worth. with a group of people and I had about 65 people in a group that would like to meet with them. And it was the most straightforward thing ever. Like, hey, I'm a lawyer in Fort Worth, got a group of people that are concerned about what's going on that we'd love to meet with you about the race.
@resistrabbitNeither Republican responded and the Democrat did. And he called me and he's like, I don't care if you're conservative, I'm running to represent everybody. The political operative of me is like, well, this is a great moment. I was like, well, are you willing to meet on camera? He's like, sure. And I'm like, you're insane, dude.
@resistrabbitYou're a Democrat. You're going to meet with a Republican. Well, I'm not a Republican anymore. You're going to meet with a conservative lawyer who's a trial lawyer on camera having never met me before. But he did.
@resistrabbitThat was wild to me. I followed up with the Republicans every way possible, including their emails, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, no response whatsoever. So that's how I got back involved in Fort Worth. And I worked on, I did scorecards for the spring primary and various stuff and activism around town. And then
@resistrabbitI had known about AI surveillance cameras for a while, but I wasn't familiar with Flock itself. But in highway safety, we've had the ability for several years on highway cameras to find any type of accident you want just by entering search terms. So if you have access to like five state systems and you want a white Mazda that hit a guardrail going
@resistrabbitYou know, approximately 65 miles an hour on the front right corner panel of the car. You can find that. And you can say, here's eight accidents on video that match that. And if you care anything about surveillance, that's really scary. And this was pre-flock that this was happening. They can just search and find. I want a 2004 Tacoma that rear-ended someone.
@resistrabbitYou can find that. But nobody seemed to be scared about it at the time. And I met this someone who's even more on the spectrum than me, this kid in Dallas who was with the Libertarians there. He came to a Libertarian brunch in Fort Worth that I was at. And he just really had to talk to me about this flock thing. And he was really passionate and very autistically centered on it.
@resistrabbitAnd I listened to him and I was like, I'll help you, dude. Let's go. So he's developed this whole website, Deflock DFW. He's put together all these connections and stuff. I helped launch Deflock in Tarrant County with a meeting. And after a year of trying to get people involved about Epstein, Israeli military integration, just the Israeli infiltration into our control of our society and government generally, it's the first time I've had people who I wouldn't think of as political saying, I'll help.
@resistrabbitI'm like, will you work a poll? Will you get petition signatures? They're like, yeah, I hate this shit. And I'm like, all right. So I launched Deflock Fort Worth and started talking to people. And it's turned into something like the Facebook page. I started it not that long ago. It had something like 24 people in it as of this weekend.
@resistrabbitAnd
@resistrabbitWe did a bridge yesterday morning where we put out giant 20 inch by 30 inch letters into a pattern, into a message on the interstate, over the interstate. And we put it one bridge away from two, or actually four, access bullet ALPR, automated license plate reader cameras, and headed towards it we said you're about to be flocked and then at Deflock Fort Worth and coming the other way is you just got flocked at Deflock Fort Worth and that went viral around town on Monday um and Tuesday uh today and now we're I'll have almost a thousand followers for that and this morning I went to a business session of the Fort Worth City Council
@resistrabbitAnd I told them that we were not going to allow Fort Worth to become Beijing or Tel Aviv or the West Bank. And that we were going to deflot Fort Worth with or without them. Don't know how that was received, but the way I wrote it, it doesn't really matter how they receive it. I'm welcome to work with them if they want to.
@resistrabbitAnd to me, that takes me back to when I first got upset about everything. I started going as deep as I could, trying to figure out what was going on, what was wrong. And what I ended up with was that it's me, it's the American people, it's all of us individually. We have not only forgotten how to do things in politics like organize people or, you know, petition drives, all types of stuff like that.
@resistrabbitThat's the how and that's easy. You can look that up. People have forgotten the fundamental attitude of self-government. And the fundamental attitude of self-government is basically a big F you. If you're not going to do what you say you're going to do or what we want or what's best for us, we will take you out. We can take them out every two years.
@resistrabbitWe can impeach the president. And it should not matter what political party they are in. It should not matter if they're our friends. If they are screwing the American people, if they are protecting jobs, Sex Traffickers, They Should Be Taken Out. And I think the American people have become to just think, well, every two years I get to vote and I don't like my choices, so I'll pick one or I won't vote.
@resistrabbitAnd then I'll bitch on X or Instagram or Facebook about how much these politicians suck. Well, they do suck. They will always suck. They will never get better. They are politicians. They are not the cream of the crop. Thomas Massey aside. If they're not doing what we like, we should take them out and we should let them know that and we should let them know why.
@resistrabbitAnd in this case, the Republicans happen to have the majority. So take them out means mostly Republicans by a small matter. But in Tarrant County, Texas, it means all Republicans. And I think a fundamental There's a flaw in most people's thinkings. First is the two-party system thing. But second, there's a large group of people in what the Epstein class would call the middle, kind of independent people that aren't Republican or Democrat or whatever.
@resistrabbitAnd if they don't like what's going on, they swing to the other side. So if they're unhappy about Trump right now or Republicans or whatever, they're going to swing to the Democrats. And that to me is fundamentally, I'll just say ignorant. and Unimaginative. Because each one of these people needs our votes, especially if you're an independent voter or especially if you're a conservative or a libertarian.
@resistrabbitThey need your votes to win.
Speaker 2We can take the bird out. Take the bird out.
@resistrabbitTake the bird out?
@resistrabbitWhat?
Speaker 2Yes, take the bird out. There's a right wing and a left wing. Take the bird out.
@resistrabbitOh, gotcha.
Speaker 2Yes.
@resistrabbitYeah, we can take the whole bird out or the whole BB out. Intellectually speaking. Intellectually speaking.
@resistrabbitSo these people that are running for office as Democrats, some of them like the Senate candidate here, he's a 33-year-old Air Force veteran mechanic from a MAGA family who's just upset about what's going on and the only option to him is run as a Democrat. But I don't think you vote against incumbents and vote for a Democrat just because they're not the Republican or the Democrat.
@resistrabbitYou don't vote for the Republicans just because they're not the Democrats. You can go talk to these people in person during campaign season. You can go talk to them and say, hey, I care about Israeli influence in our government. What are you going to do about it? You can ask them what bills they will support or won't support.
@resistrabbitYou can ask them about the buck party leadership. And you can get them on the record. You can get them on the record with your phone, emails, phone calls. Most of these people, you can get their telephone, their cell phone numbers, especially before Labor Day. You can show up at places where only 10 people want to talk to them and you can monopolize their time and let them know how much you care.
@resistrabbitAnd then my view is if they're willing to sign on to what you care about, and I mean really sign on, post about it online, say it on the record, put it in writing that they will support what you care about. And I mean a bill number. Will you support Thomas Massey's bill, stop AIPAC bill? Will you support this crypto corruption bill?
@resistrabbitWill you support this? And if they're going to do what you want and the other guy is not doing it, then you're not just vote for him. You go out and support them and you make it known that you are the reason they got elected. But that's on the national level. Below that is your state and local government. And for the people talking about revolution,
@resistrabbitI want them just to think of the whites and the reds and Russia. I want them to think of Mao. I want them to think of Franco. I want to thank them of many revolutions where there wasn't something to replace it. And how many people died and how those societies ended up. And then look at our society from top to bottom. And I know what I found is that my county commissioner court
@resistrabbitdoesn't allow free speech. A man that I now represent, E.J. Carrion, he just got arrested at his house a week after the county commissioner's court because he said bullshit, literally the word bullshit, in county court. He said, this plan or this vote is bullshit. And the judge says, you're disturbing the meeting, get out of here.
@resistrabbitAnd so the guy left the meeting and a week later he gets arrested at his house.
@resistrabbitNot a government that I want to be the underpinning if we have a national revolution. We live in tyranny here in Fort Worth. And then you go down further than that, and my neighborhood association has three officer positions that are open. Well, we don't even have our own neighborhood organized, and this is 100% my fault because as much as I hated politics and didn't want to be involved when I was a lawyer,
@resistrabbitum there was nothing keeping me from making sure the neighborhood trash gotten taken care of and concerns of neighbors were addressed and stuff and that is the most fundamental uh thing in self-government is helping your literal neighbors uh and i think we've forgotten that i think we've become atomized and we're talking to people online and we don't know who lives next door and if we are out of the bar we're on our phone and everything in politics starts with your neighbor
@resistrabbitAnd that's kind of where my white rabbit, which I view as just the search for truth, led me, is that the problem is within me and it's in my neighborhoods. And if we can do that, we can change the world. And I don't care where you live, whatever right now, how small a town it is, if you get a data center moratorium or you get a flock ban,
@resistrabbitYou are changing the world because you are building on a wave of communities doing this. I'm waiting for an update right now from Deflock Friends in Pflugerville, a town my mom used to live in. And Pflugerville might ban flocks tonight. So I hope that resolution passes. Fort Worth is going to be a major issue. And I can talk about that briefly.
@resistrabbitIf you want to look for a Zionist capital, of the United States. I would point to Fort Worth, Texas. And through a church called Mercy Culture, through Kenneth Copeland Ministries, through all the members of Christians United for Israel, all the way to our Jewish Zionist Congressman, Craig Goldman, who it is reported, he was in leadership in the Texas House as a Republican.
@resistrabbitAnd it is reported that the two billionaires that control our legislature here told him that he could never be Speaker of the House in Texas because he was a Jew. And so he runs for House and they back him for the House. And in Fort Worth, even more than maybe not more than online, you can't talk about Zionism or Jewish supremacy or anything.
@resistrabbitBut in Fort Worth, it's even a bigger of a no-no. And the coalition that is forming here is inspiring. At the first DEFLOC meeting, we had a DSA chairman, we had two Democrat chairman, we had a member of the Tarrant County Republican Executive Committee, and we had a MAGA precinct chair, and we had just a bunch of, and the Libertarian chair,
@resistrabbitAnd I knew these types of people were coming. I'm like, well, we may have a very interesting outbreak of real democracy tonight. And it turned to be the best thing ever. Everybody got along. And we came up with a plan to have flock banned everywhere in Fort Worth by the end of two or three hours, or everywhere in Tarrant County by the end of two or three hours, with everybody being cool.
@resistrabbitAnd there was a Republican lobbyist who ended up talking with the DSA chairman for a good 30 minutes after everybody else was gone. And they're just sitting there talking. I'm like, if we can make this work, we can change the world. And I think that really came to a head after EJ was arrested for saying that the county commissioner's vote was bullshit, which it was, that nobody cares about your label anymore.
@resistrabbitexistential fight for freedom uh if they also arrested i didn't know this guy he's pretty uh left and he's a bit flamboyant not my style sometimes so we had like shook hands or whatever i'd never talked to him until after he got arrested uh but between now and city council elections next spring there's no difference uh in the coalition we have in fort worth and it's coalition for freedom against mass surveillance
@resistrabbitIt's a coalition for free speech. It's a coalition for the Second Amendment of all things. When he was arrested, he was not allowed to see an attorney. I went to go to see him because his friend called me. Another attorney went to go. They would not let attorneys visit him before he was magistrated. And then at magistration, they gave him a bond document to sign.
@resistrabbitAnd they basically said, you have $0 PR bond. You can sign this and you get out. But signing it, when he signs it, he is not allowed to possess. And by the way, the charge is class B disturbing a public meeting for saying bullshit. The bond says he is not allowed to own or possess firearms. He has to do drug testing, has to be employed, the standard kind of standard things, even though I think the drug testing thing is BS for what he's charged with.
@resistrabbitAnd. He is subject to search without warning at any time by any law enforcement officer of his person, his vehicle, his residence, or his business. And you combine that with flock and the fact that there's a sheriff's officer parked most days of the week outside of his business where he has like a podcast and a community organization group.
@resistrabbitI don't think that man is a free man. And in the context of the revolution and philosophy, I don't think as long as there's one speaker in town who is like, yes, he's a little bit liberal for me on some things, but he is not threatening violence or doing anything violent or in any way radical in that sense. He's just saying things that piss people off.
@resistrabbitIf he's not free to say things, I know for a fact that As a matter of philosophy, I am not free, and we are a very short step away from any of us being arrested for criticizing, say, our greatest ally, which has happened in Texas where cops have shown up. When I got this case last week and he hired me, I instantly, or overnight, I worked up letters of preservation to serve on Flot Group, the surveillance company.
@resistrabbiton the local sheriff, local police department, the county commissioners, the sheriff and the police chief, right? And so by the time we got together, I just did that because it had to be done. I'm like, I think I'm on the same list you are. And he was like, yeah, I think you are. So it's a fundamental fight for freedom.
@resistrabbitAnd I think the power that each of you individually have is much bigger than you think. And if you start speaking out, and I'm talking about on X, sure. But if you start speaking out on your personal Facebook group and you attach it to the most localized harm you can find that comes out of this. I like the flock topic.
@resistrabbitIt could be data centers. It could be free speech. If you look at your local government, you're going to find it. I promise you. So look there and start going after that. Instead of talking about... You know, how Massey got screwed or whatever. Just in your own neighborhood, talk about that flock camera on the corner. Talk about the furthest extension of Zionist control of America that you can find and attack the hell out of it.
@resistrabbitAnd I promise you there are going to be other people out of there that are like, oh, wow, you didn't like that either? I hate that shit. And you can find a group of people that... can go change your local government, change your local government, and change the world. And also, on Flock and on my scorecards, my scorecards are tied to actual votes and actions that a member of Congress have taken or not taken, so they can't squirm out of it.
@resistrabbitBut on Flock, there's not even a really good bill right there. And I know there's one that Barshad slashed onto. It has a serious issue. I'm just saying there's not... There's been a lot of debate on this in Congress, and it's really hard to pin something down that you could say, support this and everything's fine. So I know what we're doing in North Texas.
@resistrabbitWe are drafting our own legislation, and that shit's going to be on the scorecard, and they can agree to our stuff, or they can have a giant expect to their name about opposing mass surveillance and flock. To be handed to people when they if this will take money, which is something I don't have to put people at the poll or to get stuff printed and people to the polls, they can be handed a scorecard saying that they're bad on flock when they go.
@resistrabbitAnd I think this stuff will cross party lines. So that's kind of my story and how I ended up here. I could go in to more about what the congressman said. I could talk about how I was 100% sure that Tyler Robinson did not kill Charlie Kirk acting alone because I knew something was wrong two days beforehand on the 8th. And I got a text from somebody who was in, I believe, a DOJ briefing the day after that it was another killer.
@resistrabbitBut that's kind of my story. So I don't know what Ian wants to do.
Ian MalcolmNo, Steven, I love it. And one thing, so a few things. I'm definitely curious about the aspect on Charlie Kirk, what you might have heard in the days leading up to it that would suggest perhaps that you have a higher degree of certainty to the, let's say, inaccuracy of the official narrative that we're being fed by the media.
Ian MalcolmThat I would be certainly very curious about. But before we get there, Just to play off some of the things that you just suggested, first and foremost, I want everybody to focus for a moment on what Steven said there about the ability that we have to make an impact at a localized level. We were talking at the offset of this conversation about our good friend Mr. V down there, the silver wave, and his post that he had from earlier today with a quarter million impressions.
Ian MalcolmWe can we can make those big splashes in a digital ecosphere and then we can go in at the local level. And right from the top down, maybe we're doing this PR campaign style truth mission. And at the local level, we are trying to do the things that we can to have real world impact in our local community. And if we do those like the pincer effect from both sides.
Ian MalcolmWe're obviously making a lot of headway. And so, Steven, it's a wonderful call out there. I think flock is a wonderful issue. And something else that you kind of touched upon is that everybody's going to have a different motivation. And so whether it is the thing that you want to get involved in at your local level, maybe it's trying to go after flock to try and bring attention to this weird relationship with AIPAC and Israel, or perhaps maybe it's the medical world with COVID, with mental illness.
Ian Malcolmwith all of these children that are kind of lost out in the world. Maybe you want to work with a program like Big Brothers Big Sisters, right? Doing something to make a difference in the way that you feel kind of charged and enthused and motivated, right? We should all be doing that as best we can while again, also trying to do what we're capable of on these digital platforms to both
Ian MalcolmYou know, move the Overton window at the macro and at the micro to make a difference, whether it's in the lives of our neighbors, our community, or our political sphere, right? So Steven, I love that suggestion there. And to kind of play off of this a little bit, you mentioned that idea of the white rabbit, right? And the thing that you followed to kind of uncover, again, these breadcrumbs.
Ian MalcolmI'd be curious to toss the microphone over to Mr. Nietzsche. If he has any questions or comments on any of the storytelling and kind of the persona that you are, Steven, and then if not, we'll go down to, I know Tom has a question, and we'll check in with Mr. Eric Horsall.
@resistrabbitAnd I'll just add one thing on what you said. You mentioned something I didn't, which I talked about speaking out. Not everybody is built to do that, and I understand it, but there are a lot of other ways to put everything from volunteer coordination to data entry to feeding volunteers to you know helping somebody with their car because it's broke down and they've been doing this stuff to donating and on the donating thing when I hear people donating to like a 2028 candidate or a Tallarico or whoever I just I'm like can you get that guy or that organization on the phone if you can't get them on the phone don't donate there is somebody in your community that is making a real difference to donate to and I guarantee you can get them on the phone so sorry to interrupt David
@resistrabbitI let Mr. Nietzsche talk.
@nietzsche258918Well, my one question for you is, it sounds like you're getting good feedback from people around you when you do these things like unexpected feedback from just other citizens. Can you tell me a little bit more about that?
@resistrabbitYeah, well, that's incomplete. That local feedback is new. That is positive. And it started when I started going local instead of talking nationally. When I started talking about free speech in Fort Worth and Flock, there was not just feedback, but public feedback. Because I can tell you, going back to the beginning, when I first posted about tariffs, of all things, and if you're a fan of tariffs and stuff, I'm not really concerned about the policy argument, but I was speaking about an issue of illegal higher taxes, in my view.
@resistrabbitand I was getting called a Marxist, a neoliberal and a socialist. And I lost a lot of friends on Facebook. And it was from then until I will say September, things seemed to break. There was Epstein Files and then just, I live in Texas and I had just sold my .30-06 and I'm not saying I'm an expert, but we've all been there and we've all shot a lot of stuff.
@resistrabbitThe people, even if they weren't willing to say it publicly, that started calling BS on what was going on. It started to feel like there was oxygen in the room publicly, as opposed to what happened all along, where there are a lot of people in town who will say good job over text or even more when they see me. But initially, I would post something and I would get like three likes.
@resistrabbitIt's not like I had a big Facebook audience, but three likes is like, what is going on? And that was before I discovered, and I feel dumb and I apologize, I did not understand the degree of our infiltration. I didn't figure any of that out until June. The combination of the Iran thing and Epstein and me, speaking of following the right rabbit, diving back into the Bible.
@resistrabbitand seeing what it actually says as opposed to what I learned and well learned what I was indoctrinated into in my evangelical Christian church growing up and my early days in politics where it was it wasn't a problem because we all thought Israel was great but it was known that you didn't cross the tribe or your career was over like I knew that at 21 years old I knew that just
@resistrabbitto my core because people I trusted around me were like, you cannot cross the tribe or your career is over. And I knew that was what happened to Pat Buchanan. And somehow I didn't latch onto that and I feel terrible, but I did in a real way in June and going through September. So I don't know if that answers your question.
@resistrabbitIt's only recently that I've gotten public feedback that is positive from people I already know. Now, the thing about going out and talking at events and stuff is I've met new people who are thinking the same things that aren't in my pretty MAGA-coded group, but the MAGA-coded people are coming along too now, thank goodness.
@resistrabbitBut there's a story in the Bible about the rich man who threw a feast and no one showed up to his grand feast that he showed. And I don't know, it's a pretty brutal passage. I think he had them all killed, but he threw those people to the side and say it, to go out to the highways and the byways, invite the other people who are hungry and let them in.
@resistrabbitSo there are hungry, hurting people out there. Go find them and go find and make your own tribe. So I don't know if that answers your question.
Ian MalcolmNo.
Ian MalcolmI think David was thunderstruck by the response. No, but let's go to Mr. Tom and then we'll check in with Eric.
@transformer444Yeah, thanks, Ian. So, yeah, earlier you were talking about the importance of or the fact that maybe in our society we've forgotten how to lead. You know, I think for the most part it's because we've been We've shown so many examples of the sort of punishment that we'll receive if we dare to step into a leadership position.
@transformer444Everything about our entertainment industry, even when you look at cops, for example. The message that, the intended message is the government always wins, no matter what. And granted, criminals should be caught and should be punished when they engage in violent crimes or crimes that victimize someone. But it's very interesting what you said about the importance of focusing on the neighborhood because
@transformer444And I want to ask you a question in a second, but what you said really, really, really resonated with me because I talked to Ian, not so much Ian, but there's a group chat where I often talk about the importance of getting to know your neighbors, figuring out how you could work with one another in emergency situations, and then to engage in the exercise of looking at places like Canada and Europe and realizing that the situations that the citizens of those countries are being forced to go through right now
@transformer444are just a little preview, just a taste of exactly how dark it's going to get in the United States of America if these people are taking things in the direction that I believe they're taking them. So the importance of doing the uncomfortable work of talking, and look, it's uncomfortable talking about this in spaces at times, but talking about these things in your local community when you don't really know what the reaction of your neighbors is going to be, and you don't really know whether you're going to be shunned or this or that, it takes a lot more, but it's extremely important because
@transformer444Anyway, what I wanted to ask you is what kind of advice, really quickly, one more thing that I forgot to touch on, very important. If you look at the way they force recruit people in Ukraine, yeah, I know we're in the United States, it's impossible. No, not at all. The same thing could happen there, especially with this ridiculous merger that they want to put through.
@transformer444And I would not be surprised at all if in the near future you see US citizens being carted off in the way that they are in Ukraine by force to be sent to the meat grinder just to depopulate them more than anything else. And so you need to have such a strong bond with your neighbors and such an understanding that we might be on the verge of that sort of thing happening in the United States of America.
@transformer444We might be on the verge of having weaponized mass migration flood in from the North and Southern border. I wouldn't doubt it for a second. Who's to say that Mark Carney, Claudia Steinbaum and Donald Trump aren't working in complicity with one another, playing this really clever game to make it look as though there's this rivalry when in reality, it's just a narrative.
@transformer444to distract people before they open the border. So my question would be, what advice would you give people when it comes to how to essentially turn your neighborhood watch into something that's so robust that you could never be force recruited and sent to the meat grinder or anything like that? And thanks for the presentation.
@transformer444Very good.
@resistrabbitOh, thank you. And that's a great question. And that's what I'm figuring out. Like I've taken, besides meeting my immediate neighbors and spending more time hanging out in the garage, having a drink, I have I've done that but reaching out and saying hey like you need a vice president I'll be a vice president I don't really have a platform or whatever I want to do except I want to make this a stronger group right that's the only thing I know to do but one thing I would point out to everyone you have the there's the only two groups of people that matter right now and I don't know how much time we have before things get really bad is those that
@resistrabbitthat you can currently count on to defend you personally, defend or aid you, whether it's money, food, shelter, medicine, whatever. Those people matter. Your political allies do matter too. But the people that disagree with you matter a lot. Everyone needs to see that you are a human being and that you can talk about other things than whatever you're upset about.
@resistrabbitand there's a lot of things to be upset up and it can be really hard to talk to some people right now. But they are all human beings made in God's image too. And when I think about it, I think about how deceived I was and how I remember being a huge fan of Netanyahu's back in my teens and twenties. And I was like, oh, he's the leader we need and all this, like I was basically Ben Shapiro.
@resistrabbitAnd that was stupid. So when I see people that are still there that aren't people in power, if they're people in power, you just fight them. But your neighbor that really likes Netanyahu, and I'm just using the worst possible example, they're still your neighbor, and they matter a lot more than, like, they matter a lot more than you than, like, Thomas Massey does.
@resistrabbitThomas Massey's not going to come help you. Whoever your favorite politician is not going to come help you. Your neighbor may be willing to risk his life for you.
@transformer444Yeah, I appreciate it. One more thing I want to add really quickly, security. Think in terms of who would be the security team if things got really ugly. Anyways, that's all. Thank you.
@joann_marieThank you so much, Tom. And that was a wonderful question. And Steven, I loved your story. Isn't it amazing how powerful people become when they sober up and focus? You know, it's just absolutely beautiful. And also, it's absolutely crazy that you got hit by a train. I'm so happy that you're alive. Yeah, I've never met anyone who got hit by a train ever.
@joann_marieThat's insane.
@resistrabbitI met a train engineer, a train conductor at a bar once, and I was talking about it being the anniversary of that. And she's like, can I get my picture taken with you? And I'm like, what? She goes, yeah, nobody I've ever hit survived. I'm like, how many people have you hit with your turkey?
@joann_marieThe one that hit you was there, and she was like, sorry.
@resistrabbitNo, no, this was in Fort Worth, and it was just some conductor. She's not being SF. I forget who she's with. And she took a picture with me, and she goes, yeah, the last person I hit lost his head. I'm like, oh, my God. How often does this happen?
@joann_marieAnd how often does it happen? I mean, in India, it probably happens a lot.
@resistrabbitIn her career, she hit six people.
@joann_marieOh, all right. Well, I'm really happy that you're alive, Steven. And I'm happy that you're also sober and focused and powerful. So thank you so much for making all of those changes. And we have Mulberry here, and she's also making awesome changes with her amazing app. Hey, Mulberry, go for it.
@mulberrytreeappHey, guys. Interesting conversation. Absolutely love it. And I just wanted a question for Steven. I think about this all the time when a regular citizen murders somebody, you know, you go to prison. But when corporations do it, they just get fined. And can you give the insight behind this? Because that's what these people are doing when they, you know, save extra money by changing those, the guardrail things that you were speaking on about earlier in the space.
@mulberrytreeappWhy aren't these people held accountable for these people being murdered? Essentially, they're causing secondhand murder, in my opinion. And that changes people's entire lives just for these people to save a couple dollars. It's so disgusting. And there's so many companies that are constantly killing people to save money or lack of insight.
@mulberrytreeappLike all of these... for example formulas they had a botulism in the formula because you know they weren't doing the procedures to keep things safe like it's so scary what's happening in our country with these companies and so i just wanted your insight on why they're not held accountable and arrested thank you uh i mean the power and money is why and on the murder thing that i mean that was my 100 belief is that they
@resistrabbitdidn't know who they were killed they just I mean they knew numbers and statistics and they knew they were killing somebody and so they're basically like if you can think of an analogy of you have a massive crowd and you fire five shots into it well I didn't I didn't know I was gonna kill Ian like I went aiming at Ian so I can't help hold me responsible for murdering him but no it's still murder like you've shot a gun into a crowd and you hit who you hit
@resistrabbitSo theirs wasn't a gun, and that's not a direct analogy to what they did, but they tested the product six times before it went on the market, the changed product. It failed five of the six tests. They released the test that it passed, but there's an email from their president saying, what happens when somebody's injured or died and some lawyer finds these tests and says that we knew we were putting a defective product on the road that would kill people?
@resistrabbitWhat do we do then? and uh he got fired and uh put out to pasture in Florida somewhere um but I mean we went I mean everything went to the FBI um the client testified in front of the FBI and you know that like there's just nothing um and there's different parts of that um but it's hard to say there's anything except they have they they don't just have money they have power that is beyond institutions um because like you i've there are rich people who get prosecuted for killing someone right uh and they have enough money it's not the money it's that you know these are all part of power structures and the what came out later the
@resistrabbitClarence Thomas controversies came out later about his connection to the Dallas billionaire. But I mean, the the CEO and the original founding owners of Trinity are all in that Dallas billionaire club. So between the Federalist Society and the billionaires, I mean, what's really going to happen to them? And I can talk on the plaintiff's bar side.
@resistrabbitIt's really hard. Let's say that if if you. If you were representing someone, and let's talk about a different corporation, if you're representing someone killed by BNSF and it was BNSF's fault and they knew it and it was all the way terrible, or better yet, not killed, they maimed them. They ran over them and they lost both of their legs.
@resistrabbitThey were in constant pain 24 hours a day, had no money for real prosthetics, and life was just miserable for them. And the only chance of them like having prosthetics, proper medical care, and being able to take care of themselves instead of just being a ward was a $10 million settlement from the company. And you do the structure and you can talk about this is what the life they'll be able to have for the rest of the time they have.
@resistrabbitWell, what would come with that from BNSF would be an ArcLight confidentiality agreement. Right? That, you know, you can't ever talk about this in any way at all. So that's how voices get silenced. But also there's the power structures and then there's the failure of our fourth estate, the media. And it's not all conspiratorial either.
@resistrabbitA lot of it is market and a lot of it's our fault in some ways. is that we don't have the local independent journalist anymore. It's your local station who does actual investigations. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram doesn't have a journalist doing in-depth exposés and investigations. So the way we made this story very, very loud, we went to the national outlets.
@resistrabbitThey didn't want anything to do with it. We took my truck with the guardrail terminals and the whistleblower, and we went station to station in the United States and did local stories that were pre-packaged for journalists there. We came with all the documents, the whistleblower, the attorney for the whistleblower, and the physical exhibits, and then we would go out on the road and show them where these dangerous products were in their neighborhood because they didn't have time.
@resistrabbitThey couldn't do all of that. So we did that station by station in the country. Then it went on the Scripps network and went... You know, kind of nationwide through scripts. And then 2020 picked it up and it went white hot viral and was on the nightly news once a week on ABC for months. But even then, it was hard to get a national outlet to do anything.
@resistrabbitAnd then you look now with the direct presidential or indirect presidential control of the FCC, there's not the economic incentive structure to report things. CBS, Paramount, TikTok, and everything is controlled by Israel through Larry Ellison, in my opinion, and in the words of Netanyahu. We have top-down control that is even more pernicious than what you think of as Zionist control of the media.
@resistrabbitYou have it worse now than we have even had it during most of our lives when we've been fed this two-party system and this left-right bullshit and all the other stuff to keep us occupied. Occupied, you know, watching porn and football, right? That's basically what we get served. But again, we all have the choice to fix that.
@resistrabbitAnd there's a lot better things to do on a Sunday than watch football. If you find something to really dig your teeth in to locally, I was briefing people on safety procedures and the basics of attorney-client privilege for two and a half hours on Sunday night instead of being out with friends. And I loved it. They were eating it up.
@resistrabbitAnd most people don't understand attorney-client privilege. Most people don't understand freedom of speech in a real way, like in a functional way. So that's more fun to me than watching a game or drinking, which is good because I shouldn't drink anyway. I don't know if that answered your question.
@mulberrytreeappYeah, thank you. I really appreciate it. And it is just, I've never understood that. And other than there is corruption and everything, just but not on the law side of things of why these people are not prosecuted like regular citizens when there are people running the corporations that are making these decisions to kill people secondhand.
@mulberrytreeappIt's just, it's disgusting. I really do appreciate you sharing that because so many people die in car accidents and people don't even really think about how insane it is and how frequent it is until it like affects them personally. But yeah, and so, you know, and that's what they do too to promote flock cameras too, which is crazy.
@mulberrytreeappAnd then the self-driving cars because people are bad drivers and, you know, it does the same thing too, like...
@mulberrytreeappIt still happens. But then their solution is like, oh, we can have self-driving cars and flock cameras and you can lose your freedom. So it's weird.
@mulberrytreeappExcellent question.
@joann_marieSorry, go for it, Steven. Oh, no, I just wanted to say hi to everyone. And guys, again, please repost this space. Follow Ian and David and Steven and Dr. Michael Rectangle and Eric, Mandy, Mulberry, TraumaZones, Forti, Hubbard, and this person that I don't know is serious. But no, we have such a great panel and such a great space.
@joann_marieSo yeah, guys, again, please repost it and bookmark it. It helps so much with the algorithm. I just want to say hi to Eric really quick. He was here since the beginning and we haven't talked in a while. Hey, Eric, how are you?
@joann_marieOh, maybe he's busy. All right. Mandy, are you there? Now you sound like you're in a spaceship. I'm going to recycle you.
@resistrabbitI just asked. I just texted Eric saying get his act together.
@resistrabbitAll right.
@joann_marieI sent them a microphone.
@rectheregimeYeah, Mandy sounded like the predator there. We'll get her right back up here.
@joann_marieOh, no. Okay. Hubbard. Hey, guys. Sorry if I'm a little crackly. I got COVID. Great space, and it's great hearing from you, Steve, man. You got a lot of information to give people. Yeah. I just think about all the moves that are happening right now, right with this energy thing about to pinch off and all that. I just posted in the comments about how they're trying to take all the wild horses out the meat and sell them cheap and it's like that's stuff we'd need if there we if there was ever like a resistance or a kind of militia group to defend the country from invasion or occupation that's something that we would need for transport horses and they're I don't know if you think that could be something they're trying to take out but uh I was
@joann_marieDefinitely talked about getting people in their community and talking to older people. You think about a lot of these older people. They were with it when it came to COVID lockdown. Some of them were. They were like, this is bullshit. This is a conspiracy. This is a fucking PSYOP. But Trump roped them back into the matrix.
@joann_marieHe got them back into eating the slop and supporting Israel.
@resistrabbitYeah. See, I look at it as more, it was a Texas two-step. He came out with a platform that was very much against that, right? And there was a big appetite in the country among disaffected people that was turned off by both Republican and Democratic parties. And if you look at what he did, it was genius in its madness in that he went after the Clintons and Lindsey Graham and the Bushes and John McCain, right?
@resistrabbithe went after everybody who the people who like they're not dumb people they may not be paying attention very much and they may not be like as well read on the law and stuff as i am but they're not dumb people and they know they're getting screwed by all these people right in the media right they just know they're getting screwed um and he went after everybody that was screwing them and and when those people reacted and a lot of the things they said about him and why he was terrible were absolutely true but all people could see
@resistrabbitwas a the bad people attacking them attacking him and the Clinton quote about the deplorables it every time they attacked him the people got closer to Trump and attacks on Trump became attacks on the people and then Trump and you don't even have to go to conspiracy he just he may have just got co-opted right he he had that following and then he gets there
@resistrabbitand someone who had already been rejected by the other billionaires and like the people that earned their money, like the real billionaires, like the Rothschilds and then the billionaires that made their own money. None of them wanted anything to do with Trump. So he got an invite to the club and he was more than happy to get the invite to the club, right?
@resistrabbitSo he moves to the club and you have this mass of people who I don't hate them. I understand what happened. It's really maddening, but they're still following the guy even though the guy if you're paying attention by this point i mean the guy it doesn't give an f about any of them um so um i don't i see it as a transference uh more than this he wasn't doing a sales sales job to the zionist club he sold himself and then he moved into the club now that may not be true he could have been that all along i i don't have to get that far and that's a
@resistrabbita great freedom of finding something that is core truth to you in some way you can make a difference every day is that you stop worrying about the questions of like well who do you really think is behind and just pick any topic like who do you think is behind this and it's like well it probably has to do with uh billionaires or other zionists like but i don't really care and i'm not going to go make an opinion about it
@resistrabbitbecause I have a way to really hurt them right now. If Fort Worth can be freed, the whole country can be freed or at least one of the capitals. And there is a good freedom loving base here. And we take that outside of the presidential thing and make it about other things besides left right politics. And you can have, I think, a rejuvenation of freedom and local control
@resistrabbitI hope so.
@joann_marieAnd I really hope, I think there's a lot of sympathy for a lot of what we're talking about in the military right now for these guys on these boats who are going to be coming back. Hopefully, hope to God these guys get back here because we're going to need them. That's for sure.
@resistrabbitAnd on the horses thing, I hadn't really thought about it in those terms, but I see what you're saying. And I will point to something else in that, You're not going to see, or you're not seeing so far, you may if there's like a change in power or whatever. The elite don't give an F if we have small arms. Warfare has moved beyond small arms 1776 warfare, right?
@resistrabbitWarfare now is pathogenic, it's food supply, it's water supply. It's in the sharp end of the spear, it's drones. So the Plains Indians didn't get killed because they lost a lot of face-to-face battles. They did lose some face-to-face battles, but we wiped out their food supply, their clothing supply. We wiped out the buffalo.
@resistrabbitAnd when you lose your food supply, it's really hard to fight a war. It's hard just to stay alive. So we are all very vulnerable to that. and we're also becoming, forget anybody doing anything, we're becoming more and more fragile by the day. You look at the outage in San Diego, the power, or San Francisco or San Diego, the power outage for multiple days.
@resistrabbitYou look at the grid in Texas. You look at how many Americans can't live more than like 10 days or 14 days or something without income. How many people are living off credit cards? We are in a very fragile state that is independent of intentional acts. Something just ordinarily bad could cascade and send us almost literally into the dark ages.
@resistrabbitAnd it concerns me that a lot of things I have been told by very high up people have concerned me. But a member of our local council who is kind of the establishment pick, the... The Nationalist and the Zionist pic. He talked to me one day for like 45 minutes. And the only thing he recommended was that I read Lights Out by Ted Koppel.
@resistrabbitAnd I'm trying not to be conspiratorial, but that scared the crap out of me. Just like the things that the billionaire, I went to visit the billionaire that runs Texas. I didn't visit him. I went to his church until he came over to ask me who I was. and then I asked him about Israel. But the things that major politicians, Attorney General of Virginia, the Vice Chairman of House Rules have told me just frighten me and that book frightens me as well.
@resistrabbitSo everybody should with, it's the thing in the Bible, with one hand you need to have your sword and make a difference and the other you need to be tending to your own personal safety and survival.
@joann_marieI definitely recommend GetFriendsWithSkills, ThatKnowHowToDoStuffRepairStuff, all that. I agree.
@joann_marieAmazing. Thank you so much. Excellent answer. Oh, Mandy's in the listeners now. All right. Let's go to Eric. Eric, are you back?
@warsawerikYeah. I'm having a really bad interconnection now.
@joann_marieIt's been so long.
@warsawerikCan you hear me all right? Yes. It's been so long.
@joann_marieHow are you?
@warsawerikI had to get close to a Wi-Fi. My cell phone service is just completely shot out, so I got close to a Wi-Fi. First of all, I want to say hello to Ian, JoAnn. I see my friends up here. Michael Rectonwald, my buddy Steven. I've known him in person and everything. I've seen Forty up here, too. I don't know if he's still up here, my buddy.
@warsawerikAnd then David Nietzsche. I've seen him absolutely everywhere, so I appreciate all of you. And yeah, kind of going off what Steve was saying, too, for real. America's heading the absolute wrong direction. And I think the only way to correct course is either people submit or, I mean, we're going into like a freaking revolution or something because things cannot sustain as they are.
@warsawerikI mean, they're tanking our economy and everything. We're almost at $40 trillion in debt, which divides up to, I think it's like, as Americans, if you divide the national debt up to per person, per capita, It's like $116,000 per person is what Americans owe for the national debt. National debts burst. Those bubbles burst.
@nietzsche258918My friend, if I may correct that number, I tallied the number up and I came up with per American what they owe the national debt is absolutely zero. Because what has happened is a cabal of Jewish supremacists have gotten control of our government and they've become so confident in having enslaved us that when they borrow more money, the people whom they borrow it from, which are essentially themselves, say, are you sure that you can keep them enslaved?
@nietzsche258918Yes, I'm so sure that I'm borrowing not just against them, but against their children and the prodigy to come and some of who are not born yet. But morally speaking, it's very, very important for us to say, We don't owe one damn dime and the idea that they that these people believe that they have an ownership of everybody including people who aren't born yet because that's what we're talking about here
@nietzsche258918Slavery is the confiscation of human effort and that debt which is unilaterally transferred without anybody's acquiescence, anybody's agreement, anybody's co-signing, co-signature, that debt is pure thievery and what's more it is slavery and we should renounce the idea that we actually owe that money. Even if it's going to be taken from us, morally speaking,
@nietzsche258918We don't owe a dime. This is just a long daisy chain of criminals and thieves who believe that they have us forever, and that is not so.
@warsawerikAlso, whenever...
@mulberrytreeappIt's $40 trillion now. It hit the $40 trillion? It's hit the $40 trillion. Yes, I know.
@warsawerikIn revolutions, though, too, guys, the winner, not only do they round up, throw in prison, or execute the other side, but they also do wealth confiscation. When Zios fall, you know damn well that George Soros and all these other, the Sackler family that became billionaires on the opioid epidemic, yeah, that wealth is completely confiscated.
@warsawerikAnd I think our national debt would be corrected really, really fucking fast. I think, for real, I think that once Zionism ends, that a lot of problems that we have here in America, Europe, and the Middle East, and pretty much everywhere, a lot of problems are just going to self-correct. Because I think there's a lot of things that are artificially held down and suppressed just for their own agendas.
@warsawerikFor example, the Middle East. Countries like Libya, Syria, Iraq, they took prosperous countries and they ground them down just so Israel can feel safer. Because any country that has a good economy or is stable and has a military, that country can politically start outmaneuvering Israel and start going around Israel. So they keep a lot of countries suppressed and messed up on purpose.
@warsawerikAnd they parasite the hell out of us. We're going to have a lot of problems just self-correct. And we're all going to be better off.
@nietzsche258918Yeah, I absolutely believe that they'll self-correct. But I think the future is a thousand times brighter than most people can even imagine. Because it's not as though when we overcome Jewish supremacy, we're going to go back to 1950. No, no, no. 90% of all of the mathematicians, 90% of all the data scientists that have ever lived are alive right now.
@nietzsche258918We have all the brains, all the intellectual acumen and the brute force behind it as far as people willing to apply their minds. And the only thing that holds us back is Jewish supremacy. It's as though all of humanity is like the Indian who carried a rock in the desert so he felt light on his feet when he put it down.
@nietzsche258918When we overcome Jewish supremacy, humans just don't make good slaves. We know this from 10,000 years of civilization. And we are emancipated from Jewish supremacy, which is overwhelmingly the main problem that immiserates Western civilization and, by extension, the world. People have no idea. The average work week should be about 20 hours per week.
@nietzsche258918Our economic blender will be on puree. So the idea that... I think it's great for us to realize, gosh, things are going to get better, but how much better? Imagine a Middle East that rises, that's not constantly bombed, mass exterminated by Israel. Imagine anywhere in the world, all the fratricidal wars. Remember, we don't have two wars in the world going on right now.
@nietzsche258918We have one war on two different continents waged by Jewish supremacists. Imagine when all that comes to an end and all we have left for humans is their creative, productive effort and a mutual exchange by mutual advantage behind them, much more solicitous I'm not sure who's next to speak. I don't want to hog the microphone.
@nietzsche258918I'll pass it on. But yeah, thousand percent. Guys, most of the world is just going to rise up.
@warsawerikFor all the money that we wasted in pointless, stupid wars that make no sense, that money can go to something good. We spent $200 billion in Ukraine. China, for example, took less than $3 billion and built up a seaport in Kenya and a whole railroad and trains and everything going right to the heart of Kenya and significantly improved the economy, the living standards.
@warsawerikand World Trade and Goods Trade just for $3 billion. And we spent $200 billion in Ukraine for nothing. Imagine if we actually spent $200 billion on something positive. I mean, holy freaking smokes with these damn Zios, man. A thousand percent. Passing the mics. I don't want to hog it. Go ahead, Ed.
Ian MalcolmSo humbled to have you here, Eric. And for anybody not following Mr. Warsaw, check him out. Last I checked, he was on Instagram. I know that TikTok nuked him. But one of the best voices out there, wonderful content creator. And so make sure to give him some love on all of those other platforms, right? Because obviously we're very focused here on X, but we got to do everything we can to spread the word.
Ian MalcolmSo wonderful to have you here, Eric. And I couldn't agree more on the sentiments of what David just suggested. And David, you're spot on. When we talk about these issues, it has to be, here's the problem. Here's the solution. This is what it's going to look like when we're able to bring about a better tomorrow. We can't be perfectly precise with that depiction, right?
Ian MalcolmBut to continuously provide the white pill to go along with the black pill that is the situation that we're in at the moment, right?
@nietzsche258918Absolutely. And, you know, it's that great line from Connie Montecristo to our opposition, do your best. When our friend, our guest of honor here was saying about Well, they could turn the lights out. They could do this. They could do that. Well, you know what we're going to do is we're going to win. Absolutely. This is an infinitesimally small, cowardly group of people, and we're going to win.
@nietzsche258918Imagine, imagine if they actually do try to turn the military on the American people. You're going to see a lot more. Remember when Ron Paul ran for office, he got more. Financial support from active duty service people. The most anti-war guy that's run in the last 70 years. The guy who said about the Middle East, we walked in in a day so we can walk out in a day.
@nietzsche258918That guy got more during, remember, this is during like the Iraqi war and afterwards. That guy got more financial support from active duty servicemen. You think that if you try to turn those people on us, that you're going to have a lot of those people come to our side? No, no, no, no. These people are in a corner. They are a one-trick pony.
@nietzsche258918Their message is dying and they need that message to win. The fairy dust of legitimacy is absolutely necessary when you're this infinitesimally small group of people. We are winning and that is why they're trying to silence us.
@joann_marieHi, very well stated, David. This panel is just absolutely amazing. I want to say hi to Michael Rechtenwald. How's learning? How are you?
@rectheregimeHey, I'm doing well. Thanks for having me. It's great to be here with this star-studded cast tonight and every night. But tonight I see Eric here and heard Eric talking. It's great to see you here, Eric. It's great to hear everybody, and I'm glad that David gives us the pep talk like he does because we need it. And I agree, once we get rid of this Zionist plague on our republic, its wealth, all kinds of flourishing will take place.
@rectheregimeAnd it is going to happen. It's just going to be a matter of time and work. It's going to take... Some effort, and we're doing that work, and this is part of it, and I'm just glad to be a part of that effort. Thank you.
@resistrabbitI'll just say one thing about turning the military on the American people. I really, I watched it happen in real time, and there's a series of events, but I believe there's two ISIS, and I'm talking about ICE, the immigration force. I saw it going into LA, but then Minneapolis earlier this year. The social media coordination where they were posting things that would inflame the local population.
@resistrabbitAnd then the announcement, if you are a rule of law person, you value the constitution and believe the law should be followed. Their announcement of operation was the announcement of something illegal. They announced that they were sending ICE in. to police immigration and fraud. Well, ICE officers are not police officers.
@resistrabbitThey are not FBI agents. They have one of the least amount of powers under the law of any officers out there. If they were sending in there to raid businesses or homes for fraud evidence, it's just breaking and entering and murder. And I really think they hoped that they were going, and again, they sent more agents in.
@resistrabbitThis is not the ICE agents on the ground doing,
@resistrabbitImmigration Work, they sent a team in and they already knew who all the activists were. And they, meaning there's a specific person, Stephen Miller. Stephen Miller desperately wants to spark a civil war and hoping that then the red states would see it as, oh, this is a anti-immigration uprising started. Now we're in a civil war.
@resistrabbitInstead of seeing that these officers are going in that aren't police officers and they're roughing up protesters, they're roughing up average citizens, they're going door to door without warrants and breaking in, I think that was an effort to do that. And that Minnesota went on a general strike to stop that and did stop it.
@resistrabbitThey didn't stop immigration enforcement. They stopped that stuff that was going on. They went on a general strike and did not get violent. That saved us from a lot. And I think it's a pretty impressive thing in that the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus was the first one out with a statement that you can't just shoot someone because they're at a protest and they're armed.
@resistrabbitAnd that community had to come together as a community against the federal government, which is always inspiring to me. I don't care who the federal government is. But going to things I've said and part of my opinion on this is that from the Attorney General of Virginia to the Vice Chairman of House Rules to the billionaire, Ferris Wilkes, who has this Assembly of Yahweh Seventh Day Church out there and is known as a Christian nationalist thing.
@resistrabbitBut his ranch has two flags flying around the front of it. It doesn't have a Texas flag. It has an American flag and Israeli flags flying on post around his house. And their belief of Christian nationalism has come from the dominion theory that you're supposed to say dominion of the earth and all that stuff. Well, someone who is a dominionist who is flying Israeli flags on his ranch is saying that that's Israeli territory.
@resistrabbitThat is exactly what that is. That is not just, I like Israel and I'm flying a flag like a lot of people. but I was a side journey to say I went there I just went to his church I did the background check to attend and I just said you know since the Epstein thing and everything I'm kind of on a spiritual journey and I'm you know I've read a lot of things and I'm just curious right it's pretty honest uh and I went to the first service and everybody was nice to me I was left and I told the elder who took my information with the background check I was like well I was just glad I passed the background check and in the most cold
@resistrabbitTone of voice ever. He's just like, yeah, you haven't passed it yet. So I came back the next week, went to church. The same people that talked to me didn't talk to me. His brother in law, the billionaire's brother in law, came over to talk to me for 45 minutes and was talking about his missionary work in Ukraine and Romania.
@resistrabbitAnd I'm like, this is after Charlie Kirk. I'm like, are you about to confess being part of Romanian angels or something? And then I went to get some tea, came back, and the billionaire was sitting there. And the only, like, it was a very brief conversation. Only thing I remember him asking me was what side my family fought on in the Civil War.
@resistrabbitAnd only thing I asked him was about the biblical position on support of Israel. And it didn't last very long. He said he had to go do something. People asked me to stay for the Babi study, and I got the hell out of there and took pictures of the Israeli flags. But the Attorney General of Virginia, Vice Chairman of House Rules, the billionaire that controls with one other billionaire, the legislature in Texas.
@resistrabbitThey all three have brought up like civil war and violence, like American on American violence to me. And it's like it's hard to think that they're not planning on it being a civil war instead of a revolution that they they know we're socioeconomically overdue and distribution of wealth for a revolution. And so we got to turn these people on themselves.
@resistrabbitAnd I think the Americans not getting violent on each other is one of the only things holding us together right now.
@joann_marieVery well said, Steven. And yeah, there is at least 120 ICE agents in just Chicago alone that were trained by the IDF. and our former IDF as well. I posted the evidence in the purple pill. So yeah, the infiltration of these people in every single institution and every single position in government is just absolutely crazy.
@joann_marieBut yeah, thank you so much, Steven. All right. Moneypenny, welcome. Go for it.
Speaker 3Hi there. Thank you. This is fascinating. I would say hi to Steven Lawrence. who unfortunately in the UK has a name that is known for something completely and entirely different. But Steven, I've been looking at your profile, checking you out. I used to be a BBC journalist. I'm not now, I'm not paid, but I love your stuff.
Speaker 3I want to see your cartoons though. I have been investigating the recent bill that came out. I don't know whether you'd call it a bill in the United States. Because there's some fascinating things going on that are very connected to what you've been talking about. This is the science and technology bill that came out eight or nine days ago, the National Security Science and Technology Strategy.
Speaker 3Okay, I don't know if anyone is bothered looking at this. It is hard work. There's a lot of it. Bottom line is, we know that the United States is very dependent on its partnership with Israel for its defense of Various things that are based in space or operate from space, things like knocking out ballistic missiles, all these types of things.
Speaker 3The Israel Missile Defense Organization and the USMDA work sort of hand in hand. There's a lot of, I don't know whether we call it syllogistic, there's a lot of interdependency between two. And Israel is seen as unusually valuable because it gets something that the Pentagon normally struggles to get. which is real combat data for large ballistic missile attacks.
Speaker 3Now, having said that, we look at this new strategy that came out a few days ago and it is staggering. This strategy is based on three things, AI, underwater and space. Pretty much anything else happening on land does not seem to matter. But, fascinatingly, this is about stuff that sounds like sci-fi but clearly isn't because the US have just
Speaker 3A few days ago, on the 4th of August, put in another 4.5 million to another military contractor to build particle beam technology. Now, I know that sounds sci-fi, but very simply, it goes into great detail. In this document of exactly what it's doing with it, we are literally talking hypersonic propulsion, particle beam technology.
Speaker 3Now, you look at this and think, well, where's the reference to aliens? Now, there are 20-odd pages of this. There are no reference to aliens. It literally is talking about what looks like an immense fear of China and Russia. China, number one, Russia, number two. You've got Iran, obviously, in there somewhere, and then a variety of others, probably half the Middle East by now.
Speaker 3But this is bloody scary stuff, and it makes me think more and more. Is this one of the reasons why Israel can pretty much get away with what it's getting away with at the moment? Because you cannot do half of this stuff technologically that the US is planning to do. We're looking at nuclear fusion, obviously plasma fusion technology.
Speaker 3A lot of it is recently invested by Zuckerberg, Soros, whatever. They put $4 trillion into plasma fusion energy just recently. It's all connected to data centers, blah, blah, blah. But I think there is a big dependency on Israel that is maybe not evident from this. And I'd love to ask Steven and others what they think.
Speaker 3Thank you.
@joann_marieThank you so much, Bunnypenny. Steven, your thoughts?
@joann_marieSteven? You're muted. I don't know if you know that you're muted.
Speaker 3I sent him to sleep.
@joann_marieNo, you did amazing.
@resistrabbitSteven? Yeah, sorry, I had an issue on my end. I do not have your knowledge on this stuff. It's fascinating, and I believe you. But the last thing I dove into in depth was the Israeli-US integration issue. And it's like... you can argue about the word integration or actually can't you could argue about the word merger but i dove into that and it like it was against my interest because i've realized just kind of believe what eric says or in my friends that i know in person say but i wanted to know it for myself because i'm going to get challenged on it as a lawyer and i have to know my stuff so i sourced everything and i'm like yeah this is all they're bad so i'm glad that people like you
@resistrabbitare diving into this. And I wasn't familiar with your work. And if anything, I'm glad I know your work now because I'm really interested in this.
Speaker 3Fantastic. Thank you very much. Yeah, I'm a complete nerd. Bioweapons and biowarfare also figure in this and do cross over quite strongly with Israel. I would love to keep in touch. So I hope you will follow me. And thank you very much for your reply.
@joann_marieThank you so much, Moneypenny. An excellent answer, Steven. All right. And guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and follow Ian and David and Dr. Michael and Steven and Mulberry, Moneypenny, Amiru. This panel is just absolute superstars. So, no, thank you so much for being here, everyone.
@joann_marieAll right. John Doe, welcome. Go for it.
Speaker 4Yeah, thank you for having me up. Sorry, I missed yesterday. But anyway, I'm really curious as to whether or not people are thinking about these data centers that are being built all around America. Because the size of these things are not just for data. My understanding is it's going to be drone manufacturing as well.
Speaker 4And this gets to the point that Steven made about they don't fear small arms. If they have the data centers and the drones, they can pretty much do whatever they want to do to us. And, you know, at the rate that these things are popping up and the size that they're popping up, I've been in manufacturing and Coyote of Wallstreet
Speaker 4Yeah, I think they're going to be putting out drones over America, and I think we're kind of all screwed unless we stop what's going on right now. What say you guys?
@resistrabbitWell, I 100% agree, and I missed it in my city council speech tonight because I got too wrapped up in the introduction, which probably happened here as well.
@resistrabbitWhen I say find a problem near you and attack, it's because they're all related. You take the AI and the data centers and you take Flock and the other cameras and devices that are gathering data for the AI surveillance state. You are building what David Ellison was talking about in 2024 in public in Austin about Building a society where citizens, this is a quote, citizens are on their best behavior, and then end quote, because they're always being watched by AI.
@resistrabbitAnd you don't need to have a human there saying something's wrong. You have a algorithm saying, oh, this person is about, this person about to pop off and do something violent, or not even violent. Violence in this context, in the Netanyahu context of, War, where war is now not with guns. He specifically said that we don't fight with guns anymore and that the war right now is on United States social media.
@resistrabbitAnd this is right after Charlie Kirk died. So you take the hyperscale data centers, which they're AI surveillance centers and military machines and industrial machines. They are not your chat bots. Combine it with and the ability to capture all that data to analyze. And then you put drones in there, which Fort Worth already has the drones.
@resistrabbitAnd I'm told that they're told by someone on city council that they're already being tied to shot spotters and other microphones so that drones can automatically deploy at at the sound of danger, whatever danger is to them. They say it's only gunfire. I maybe that's true, but that's not the only capability. and you hook it to IDF-trained ICE that is using IDF-paletteered, it's called Immigration OS, but it helps ICE agents find pockets of what they believe to be illegal immigrants based on social media activity.
@resistrabbitThey find hotspots of immigration. Well, that's hard. That's hard to figure out if somebody's an illegal immigrant by their post when people already know that they shouldn't be posting about being illegal. I don't think a lot of people are out there saying, hey, I don't have my papers, right? So they're finding these people by their social media.
@resistrabbitHow much easier would it be to roll into Fort Worth with one of these vehicles with a stingray onto it, roll into the neighborhood here and say there's a hotspot of anti-Zionist social media content going on here, right? And then, you know, If you have that and you have integration with local police, well, you don't have to do like they did with EJ, where EJ, they literally caught him as he was pulling to his driveway after speaking at city council and arrested him for his speech at county commissioner's court last week.
@resistrabbitThey don't have to be that dumb. They can wait until somebody is out at a bar for too long or whatever, and then just happen to pick them up on a DUI or whatever. So that's all combining. You put that together with the U.S. and the most bipartisan thing that's happened in the last year was right after the Big Beautiful Bill, they passed the Genius Act to regulate and mainstream stablecoins, of which the Trump family is creating the USD stablecoin and bragging about it being the alternative to the U.S. dollar.
@resistrabbitThat currency with the AI surveillance state and the local enforcement of that, well, the local enforcement stops to be as necessary if you just do one thing. And this is where I might depart a little bit from David's optimism is, well, if you have a financial crisis and crash United States dollar and people can't buy food and they're panicking and all this stuff,
@resistrabbitthen you have it you have a solution which is a stable coin backed uh currency that is tied to your universal id which there you know everything is going to that including the real id act and the stuff after 9 11 all the way to the save act the save act uh the uh id bills for internet usage or how they're starting id to use porn right
@resistrabbitYou combine the currency with an electronic ID and universal mass surveillance, going back to the death or bankruptcy fears. Well, if you can cut off somebody's money supply like they did with us in online poker, they cut off our money. Well, I was in Thailand at the time, in northern Thailand. When they cut off our money and I'm in northern Thailand as
@resistrabbitAn illegal immigrant, basically. Well, they don't have to come and get me. I can't live like that, right? So I don't have any money. I call and the judge I clerked with sent me two grand and my mom got me tickets on her airline points and got me back to the United States. But imagine that on a mass scale in the United States where everybody who's criticized Israel in the last year, suddenly their bank doesn't work.
@nietzsche258918And we'd crush them. Yeah. Just imagine. So I want to offer this back to you as a thought experiment. By the way, it was Larry Ellison who made the... I'm sorry, not David. Yeah. Yeah. And think about that now. He's basically saying we're big brother. Yes. And if you wonder how they got thrown out of 109 countries over a thousand times, they always go too far.
@nietzsche258918Eventually the slip is showing and you can't rule people once they go, oh. Oh, it's them. You see, the devil's ruse is that he doesn't exist. The ruse of Jewish supremacy is that it doesn't exist. But once people see it, they can't unsee it. And once they see it, the dots connect themselves. You say, oh, it's our financial systems and our media, also our government.
@nietzsche258918Oh, and the Epstein class. Well, wait a second now. So were there dancing Israelis? And why is the FBI not releasing? The interrogation of those Jansen Israelis who admitted that they were there to document the event. Yeah, that they call now a conspiracy theory. But then, well, then if that little thread unravels, then where does it unravel to?
@nietzsche258918Oh, you took out Charlie Kirk. Oh, JFK. Then what happens? Again, it is a belief system. The belief system is if you fly over millions of people in different metropolitan cities and you ask, how do you enslave all of those people? You have to turn it into a belief system. You have to make the people that you're immiserating thank you.
@nietzsche258918I've said this many times, many of you heard me say it, but when Gandhi was asked by the British, you don't really think we're just going to walk out, do you? His answer was yes. In the end, when 300 million people don't want to be ruled by 100,000, you cannot rule them. And so, yes, you say, well, they can turn off all the lights.
@nietzsche258918You won't have money anymore. We will survive. You know, civilization actually never really collapses. You have a major drop-in, but it's not a souffle. It's not as though humans just stop living. It's not as though that people didn't exist anymore. What rises out of, if we want to put it this way, what rises out of the ashes, if you look out through the course of the last 10,000 years, is generally something way better.
@nietzsche258918Even the worst moment in human history or certainly Western civilization was the Black Plague. And what rose out of that? The actual Renaissance. The actual Renaissance rose out of the Black Plague. So really, it just comes down to... Do we want to be ruled by these people? It comes down to, are we going to stand up on our hind legs, throw off their chains, and walk out of history?
@nietzsche258918That is the answer. This is going to happen. I'm not telling you what I want to happen or what's possible. This is inevitable. The truth wins. In the long stretch of time, nothing, as Victor Hugo said, can stop an idea whose time has come. And Jewish supremacy and our desire to overcome it, that time has come. The lie of Jewish supremacy had an expiration date all along, and that expiration date is coming up.
@nietzsche258918So I'm not saying they won't try everything that you're saying, but it's simply not going to work. What is going to be the aftermath? Our emancipation from them.
@joann_marieNot forever.
@resistrabbitWell, all I can see is beyond the end of my life, and I'm encouraged by the number of people that are waking up taking action. And I want to say you can almost ignore your efficacy if you find something that gives you purpose that is also fighting back about this. I mean, it's thrilling and it's an exciting time to be alive to see all this happen, in my opinion.
@resistrabbitOf course, I would hate that so many bad things weren't happening. but from a kid who grew up in the mountains of Virginia with two horses and you know rode around the mountains bareback every day uh reading boy stories of great men and stories about the American Revolution and the Civil War and Robert's ranging and who knows Robert's rules of ranging like we're living in the rules of rangers uh era but we get to you know we get to fight uh
@resistrabbitThank you, Steven. And when you're talking about flock, there is not...
@joann_marieA lot of people talking about Axon and Axon uses the software Carbine 9-11 that Ehud Barak and Jeffrey Epstein invested in it. So yeah, they are like saying like, oh yeah, flock, flock, flock, but no one is talking about Axon. So I am going to post evidence on that in the purple pill because it's absolutely wild. But yeah, people are waking up and I don't know if you've noticed, Steven, but every time someone actually sees through the veil, they make it their life mission to wake everybody up.
@joann_marieWe're winning. And I always say that we already won. We just don't know it yet. So, yeah, I agree with 100% of what David was saying.
Speaker 3Can I cut in on surveillance when there's a gap? Because I'd love to follow up on what's just been discussed.
@resistrabbitWell, on the Axon thing, there is also Axis and Genetech and others. And one of the first things that I do to... did this. Deflock is something that is called the public imagination. And one of the fundamental rules of politics throughout history is when there is a mob forming, get in front of it. You don't want to be run over by the mob.
@resistrabbitYou don't want to be left behind by the mob. You want to get in front of it. And Deflock, the brand, is a way to do that. And if you looked at the first video I posted on that account, again, this is all very new as far as having a specific account for it. is my first video is explaining that Flock is a brand and a market leader but it is also this and this and talking about you know communities that have banned Flocked and the next week they have an axon contact and to that point i like to like i'm i'm not uh often that good i'm not good in crowds i can do this because i can't see all of you around me reacting and i'm comfortable talking uh but i'm not
@resistrabbitGenerally speaking, like a rah-rah leader, go out in a big group of people and talk to them. And I have trouble explaining complex things sometimes, but it's made me really good at it because I have to focus on it. Our first bridge action we did yesterday morning during rush hour where one direction into the bridge says you're about to be flocked and the other one says you just got flocked.
@resistrabbitAnd then when you look at our post about it, which is on, I don't have it on X yet, but you look at our post about it, we're talking about four axis bullet cameras, not flock cameras. And we say that like right up front, that these flock cameras are made by Axis. We can say these flock microphones are made by ShotSpotter.
@resistrabbitFlock is just a name for mass surveillance capture devices and the network that goes with it. And that's important because the citizens are driving the legislation and the ordinances here. So the ordinance we have drafted for Texas cities and counties bans Flock and these devices and it defines them as the device and AI surveillance network that goes behind them.
@resistrabbitSo when people sign up to ban Flock, and assigning the petition or pushing city council, that thing doesn't care what brand is on it. It doesn't matter if it's Axon, doesn't matter if it's Axis, Genetech. Hell, it could be Canon, Nikon, any brand of camera that they turn into a mass surveillance capture device. The legislation we're drafting bans all of it and it uses the flock name as the outer funnel to bring people in and educate them on the differences.
@resistrabbitAnd then on the action, the hammer end of it, The tool that we're using bans all of it anyway. So that is one of the most common questions I get when people see block and like, well, it's not just that. I'm like, yes, but we have people coming into the process that are attracted to that. And we have some of the best activists in the state here in North Texas that are committed to drive this home in a way that is educated.
@resistrabbitWe've got some of the best legislation drafters. We have a digital activist who got over 300,000 verified signatures in North Dakota to stop a pipeline who lives here and is upset about Flock and is going to run our social media when it's time to drive a petition and put her own money into getting petition drives going.
@resistrabbitSo we are going to hammer the hell out of it. And it won't be a ball peen hammer with a narrow head. It's going to be a sledgehammer. that knocks out the whole surveillance state infrastructure, at least in town by town, city by city, which is how revolutions start.
Speaker 3So that's all I have. Could I pop in? Because I have this space technology plan in front of me. And whilst knocking out all flock everywhere would be superb, There is a higher layer above a flock camera, which obviously is from space, a low Earth orbit. And I have a document in front of me here. From December 25, Israel and NASA signed a 10-year strategic cooperation agreement from 2025 to 2035, including all the joint agreements
Speaker 3about the Golden Dome and Shield, which is basically $151 billion over the 10 years for Israel and the United States to effectively build and control a missile defense system all around the whole planet, part of the Golden Dome, and the companies running it, amongst them are Elbit America, the U.S. subsidiary of Israel's Elbit,
Speaker 3and various other private contractors, particularly Israeli contractors. This includes Boeing as well. But the idea is that IAI has already publicly pitched for its Arrow-divided orbital hill vehicles that will surround the Earth. Raytheon and Raphael will operate together in an integrated interceptor program, and the Pentagon has put into this plan
Speaker 3An architecture combining orbital sensing, surveillance, discrimination, command and control, and space-based interception. This is planet-wide. This is a huge, great big surveillance dome. No matter how many flock cameras are working or not working anywhere on Earth, Israel and the US will be working together with 151...
Speaker 3Billion dollars in this civilian space cooperation. Now that, to me, is bloody terrifying.
@resistrabbitThat is terrifying. And the way I've gotten on educating people on stuff beyond what I'm immediately working on is that part of getting in front of a movement and a mob is, one, you get to educate them on this. and get them aligned in what you believe is the correct direction. But also, if we're going to get 50,000 signatures in Fort Worth, that is a core group of people that can swing any city council election, that can swing any legislative race.
@resistrabbitAnd we have runway to educate them on other issues once we get them aligned on this. That's when all the other conversations can happen. And my belief on this is kind of like, it goes back to biblical teachings and stuff. The good stuff I learned from church is that if you want, and I forget who has this phrase, and it's pretty trite, but I think it's true.
@resistrabbitBut if you want to influence somebody's head, you've got to touch their heart. And if somebody is hungry and you want to talk to them about Zionism or supremacy, and they can't remember the last time they ate. Well, the best way to tell them about what's going on in the world is feed them first and then educate them on what you want them to wake up to.
@resistrabbitAnd I know from experience that if I go out there trying to tell everyone I know about what I know about what the elite politicians think and the reason I believe what I believe about Charlie Kirk, I don't get an audience. It got drowned out pretty quickly in a lot of ways. For talking about it on TikTok, my account got nuked.
@resistrabbitI got dropped down to exactly 999 followers. My last third video after he died was only seen by 59 people in a week. So at 9909, I couldn't go live anymore, which was one of the best ways to get messages out. um so if i want to convince people of any of these messages which i want like especially the one you just said i want to get the word out the way for me to do that here is to build my own tribe of people that want to be free and then there is space time and a channel for all those discussions to take place so i in some ways
@resistrabbitI'm trying to think of the ways that we've been manipulated and indoctrinated into this spot is not by saying, do you want to submit to this two-party system but never have any real choice? That was never the sales job. The sales job is whatever the hot button social topic is, whether it's abortions, guns, whatever. um or it or trans or illegal immigration or whatever whatever getting to capture people's sense of need and spinning up their imaginations about that in a manipulative way um that's how people were worked into this this cage that we're in so there is a there is a way out in a one scale of that cage and one way to directly combat it which flock is one
@resistrabbitData Centers are another. And once you get people in that and you exhibit leadership and help make a difference, the space opens up to talk about other things, whether it's whatever it is or whoever gets involved in leadership and doing something, the runway opens up for other discussions to happen when you then have people that are willing to listen.
@resistrabbitbecause I beat the drum about all sorts of these topics on my Facebook and stuff and personal conversations that people just don't want to hear it. But I have people now that will show up in person to take action or speak at city council or work polls for Flock. And I want them to do that. And whether they all agree with me on other things going forward, it doesn't matter.
@resistrabbitAt least there's an audience now and a dedicated channel because they are all coming into channels that are aimed in this direction. So that's my view of it. Although this space thing sounds like something worth posting on my personal Facebook because most of the people that have tuned me out have blocked me or defriended me already anyway, so screw it.
@joann_marieExcellent. Thank you so much, Steven. Official, welcome. Go for it.
Speaker 5Mic check, mic check.
@joann_marieYeah, you're here.
Speaker 5Hey, how's everybody doing? Ian, JoAnn, David, Michael, Tom, John. We got here. Moneypenny, what's going on? Steven, good to see you. My brother's name is Steven. Nice to make your digital acquaintance, sir. I like your profile. Oh, thank you. Thank you. I appreciate that. Yeah. My question, I know I just kind of came in here.
Speaker 5I just woke up probably like two hours ago. I'm at work right now. I'm just having this on my mind today, man, after I had a very interesting debate or discussion, I should say, with some MAGA guys. You remember the QAnon days, like the early days of QAnon, right, where there was these people who was like, there was this thing, there was a trend, it was like, oh, saving Israel for last, right?
Speaker 5Is this, I mean, is this still something in the QAnon realm, if anyone knows, like, you know, if this is still the case? Because, man, there's some MAGA guys that are convinced by this. They're convinced that Trump is still the guy to take out Israel in the end. You know, I'm like, I just don't understand.
@resistrabbitYeah.
Speaker 5I don't know if anybody can let me know about this. Just see what you're inside of.
@resistrabbitI always hold out the possibility you'll be wrong, and I'll be glad to say I was wrong if they're right, but I see zero evidence to support them being right. But those people definitely exist, and it's the trust the plan people, right? And I don't know of any way to reach anyone like that, unfortunately. So I'm glad you brought that up because one of the things I've had to stop doing is trying to reach people that are just not able to hear anymore.
@resistrabbitAnd I say that more than not listening. They are just not able to process facts, logic, evidence, anything like that.
@joann_marieI've seen a lot of them wake up. There's genuinely so many that stopped believing in Q and also they kept saying, like, oh, the arrests are coming. He's keeping his enemies closer, throws the plan. And they just don't say that anymore. They're like, well, what happened?
@resistrabbitI see it happening too in some way. But what I'm saying from my end is that when I have someone I care about who's in that situation, my continuing to attempt to try to get them to wake up is almost counterproductive. And it's definitely a waste of my energy when there's other people willing to be led. And so what I've tried to do is just to set firm like, oh, you like set the hook.
@resistrabbitHe's really going to do this this time, right? Like set it hard that they believe it and then just step back and let that realization Roll and come out of them naturally rather than going back and saying, I told you so, I told you so, I told you so. But for me personally, it's gotten to the point where I can't handle trying to reach them anymore.
@resistrabbitI just need to do what I do and hope they came along. And I'll share one example. Last week, I was getting ready for something. I was late at night, passing out. And a friend from East Tennessee called me and he goes, hey, man. I'm like what's up I'm going to bed he goes yeah but there's something wrong man I'm like no kidding he's like no something's spiritually wrong man like I know I said things to you last summer but like this is just all wrong I'm out on all of it I'm out on flock I'm out on Israel I'm out like this and I'm ready to go like tear down stuff and I'm like whoa don't don't don't go do anything stupid I was like there are ways to get involved uh thank you and he just wanted to talk all night about it and I don't think he would have gotten there as fast if I just kept trying to beat him
@resistrabbitI think something had to click in him. And I know a lot of these people still watch what I do. And over time, not many of them are going to say, oh, you're right. But they'll come around and hopefully follow something I'm doing. But you're right. People are waking up. And I keep getting surprised at people that were diehard Trumpers.
@resistrabbitThe Epstein File didn't do it for some and then Charlie Kirk didn't and then Iran did for some and others you know other stuff uh the weirdest thing can kind of pierce that armor and let them come alive inside and see what's going on and then once it does a lot of them end up some of the best advocates you have because they feel personally betrayed and that's one of the reasons I'm so uh what my friend would say radicalized is that the guy who
@resistrabbitthat I worked for in the General Assembly, helped take over Virginia. And he's the reason I went to law school. On my desk, I keep the copy of Black's Law Dictionary that he signed and gave me. That guy is the guy who is the architect of the rules that prevent votes on like Section 215 of Israeli integration in the NDAA.
@resistrabbitHe is the architect of defending the Epstein files. He doesn't get the press because he's a 68, 69-year-old geek who sits on rules, but he is the only one on the Republican side that knows the rules of procedure and the history going back to the 1700s of anybody in Congress, probably. So he is a rules master, and he is the architect of how things can go to the floor in a way that forces a coalition to vote for them without being able to strip out the terrible part, like the 215.
@resistrabbitor whatever. So that's part of my motivation is cause I looked at him as a hero and inspiration. And I still don't think he was a bad guy when he was 33, but like, uh, he he's gone completely to the dark side and I feel personally betrayed because I, I wouldn't have my legal career if I hadn't met him and worked for him.
@resistrabbitSo hopefully these people, uh, similarly, like I've seen like Trisha Hope, a national delegate from Texas for Trump. and others, when they turn, they spend all day, every day posting about it. And then they're open to other conversations sometimes. Sometimes they just hate Trump, but whatever.
@joann_marieExcellent. Thank you so much, Steven. JP, welcome. Go for it.
@jimpowers100Hey, thanks. Hi, Joanne. Hello, Twitter fan, Spaces fan there. I'd like to thank our guest once again for taking the initiative, putting yourself out there, running for office, etc., like that. It's something that very few of us can do, and you should be commended. I tip my hat to you for that. Thank you.
@jimpowers100Thank you.
@joann_marieThat's it?
@jimpowers100No, I just wanted to give him a chance to respond. Okay, so I want to speak to a couple of technical terms and concepts just for level set. Now, I'm not going to speak to the politics or the motivation or anything like that, but I just want us all to be speaking the same language accurately, right? So, a couple of themes came up, right?
@jimpowers100So, there was like digital ID, flock camera, we were talking about like... Missile Defense, Video Surveillance, etc., etc., right? So all of that stuff. So these are, unless they're being used nefariously, these are just normal technologies, right? Take one of the knocks against, I'll draw an analogy with fiat money, right?
@jimpowers100They always compare fiat money to Bitcoin, and they always say, oh, Bitcoin is evil because it could be used for human and child trafficking, and you could sell organs and stuff. Obviously, you could do any of that and all of that with cash, but the difference is they control cash. You can only... You can't transact at a bank for more than 10 grand cash.
@jimpowers100You can't get on an airplane with more than 10 grand cash or they practically arrest you. The problem is that they can't control it. That's really what that's all about. That's just one analogy. I'll move on to Flock.
@jimpowers100When we hear the term flock cameras, we think of a special camera from a special company. And somebody was describing how there was a quote-unquote flock camera on the bridge was just made by a company called Axios. So here's how it really, what flock really is, it has nothing to do with the camera in the sense that there's nothing special about a camera.
@jimpowers100It's simply facial recognition. And that's purely software. And that's been around long before AI was around. In fact, it was around for decades in Las Vegas, actually. Las Vegas was famous for being able to have a blacklist for card counters, people who were too good at gambling that weren't allowed into the casinos. So you go back.
@jimpowers10020, 30, 40 years, and Las Vegas has had facial recognition software that they could identify a blacklisted customer within seconds of entering the premise. The cameras would identify them, and they would have a list of facial... I was just going to say...
@joann_marieLiterally Ehud Barak owns the software. All that information is going to Israel, JP. I don't understand why.
@jimpowers100No, facial recognition is a science. It's not owned by anybody, right? It's a set of algorithms.
@joann_marieThe literal software of Axon, it was funded by Jeffrey Epstein and Ehud Barak. Carbine911.
@jimpowers100No, facial recognition is math. No one owns it. It's just a matter of plotting dots.
@joann_marieThe software literally goes to Israel. It's kind of like if you call 911, that information goes to Israel with Carbine911.
Speaker 5And the data that's collected from it.
@joann_marieYeah, it's the information. You're just giving your information to them.
@jimpowers100You're talking about...
@joann_marieIt's the information. Why do we want another country who literally hates you to have all the information of where are you, what car are you driving, who are you with, who are you speaking with? That's insane, JP. Why don't you not see that it's crazy?
@jimpowers100Those are two completely different things.
@joann_marieNo, that's the software sends it to Israel for them to see it.
@jimpowers100Okay, you travel internationally, right? You get off a plane in any country, right? You go to the customs, you know, be it any country, right? What do they tell you to do? Look into the camera, right? You get up to the guy who stamps your passport. They're performing facial recognition on you. That's what they're doing at the port of entry.
@jimpowers100And that's another example.
@joann_marieYes, but why do I need to be like drinking my coffee and then just like talking with my friends and then Israel be like, oh, look, she's with her friends, like right there, like all the time.
@jimpowers100Like, no, I don't want that. That's got nothing to do with the program that does facial recognition. And it's been enhanced lately because of AI with machine learning. because you can remember when AI first came out and there was a famous incident where the AI would confuse a black man with a gorilla and there was this embarrassing moment remember that so that's a perfect example you know that that that other thing you know when you log on to a website a secure website and it asks you to do that capture
@jimpowers100It's called Capture, that's C-A-P-T-A, where it shows you a grid of like 9 or 12 boxes and it'll say find, you know, you have to click on the boxes that says find the boxes that contain a car or a bicycle, right? And there'll be a bicycle that overlaps from one box to the other or a car. We've all done those things a million times, right?
@jimpowers100That is crowdsourcing for training. You're training the facial recognition software by doing that.
@joann_marieWell, I don't want to train it. But the point is that's been around for decades. I want them to have zero information on me.
@jimpowers100But my point is that's been around for decades, right? Those capture things, we've been doing those for decades on the internet.
@resistrabbitSo what is the space between what you're saying and what JoAnn's saying? Because when we're talking about Flock, we're talking about the network and what it's doing, not that the technology actually exists. So what are you trying to say that is wrong about...
@joann_marieWell, but what's evil is the way it's being used, but it's not inherently, the technology itself isn't inherently evil, it's been... Oh, yeah, that's fine, it's kind of like saying, like, yeah, guns are fine, money are fine, you know, but whatever you do with a gun, if you go and, like, murder everyone, that's the problem.
@joann_marieYeah, and also who owns the programs. Not anyone good owns them. It's literally like the most psychopathic people who literally wait children to blackmail everyone.
@jimpowers100But the software, the technology, anyone can do it. There's open source programs that do facial recognition. Anyone could write a program, an algorithm that maps out pixels on a screen. It's not inherently evil. Like the same, a gun, that's a perfect example, right? Is a gun evil if you go hunting? No, it's evil if you murder someone, right?
@jimpowers100You know, you could do the same thing with a hammer, a rock. You know, what do we do? Are we gonna outlaw rocks because you can hit somebody in the head? Obviously, it's what you do with it. So that's one example. So there's one other example I want to use, right? So digital ID, right? So everybody knows that digital ID can be used to control the CBDC and all of that, right?
@jimpowers100But digital ID is just a, I mean, we've had ID forever, right? You know, show me your driver's license, right? That's been around forever. That's ID. Digitizing it allows for it to be used in different ways. And it's the same thing like we said with a gun. If you go hunting, is it evil? No. If you murder someone, it's evil.
@jimpowers100A digital ID, really the non-nefarious future use for digital ID that will... DavidNietzsche2310, JoAnn Marie, TheLastBattle, Forti__Allegedly, Coyote of Wallstreet, Whitman__Ryan
@jimpowers100Any financial instrument. So stocks have them, bonds have them, commodities have them. Whenever you trade something in your brokerage account, they send you a trade confirmation. And in that trade confirmation is a QSIP number. And that identifies a specific security. Again, it could be any kind of financial instrument.
@jimpowers100Most often, it's a share of stock.
@jimpowers100The shares themselves are not unique. It's not like an NFT. Everybody knows NFT. Non-fungible. Each one is unique. But you take a token, a Bitcoin. One Bitcoin is the same as another Bitcoin. One Ethernet token is the same as another Ethernet token. So if you trade it, they all have the same QSIP number.
@jimpowers100In order to trade digitally, you need to identify the source and destination account of the person. So basically, so that you can do the accounting on their portfolio, but also so that you can tax them. It's really about collecting who gets the tax bill. You can do the identifier with blockchain and it can be totally anonymous.
@jimpowers100Yeah, that's digital ID is using it.
@jimpowers100Coyote of Wallstreet
@jimpowers100The other side of that coin is how it's used. Yeah, it could be used evil, in an evil manner. It could be used to shut down your bank account, right? But that doesn't mean that the technology itself is evil.
@joann_marieI don't think anyone is talking about the technology. I think we're talking about who's using it and for what. Like, no one is like, oh, the technology.
@jimpowers100No, I just used the examples of clock camera and digital ID.
@resistrabbitIt's centralized control of an extremely powerful technology in the hands of evil people. That's a bad combination.
@joann_marieIt's the same with robots. Robots aren't evil, but if the robots are literally going to kill you and take your job, it's obviously not for good, JP, but no one is saying, oh, the robots! The software of the robots is fine. It's not the purpose of them, it's what's fucked.
@jimpowers100But in your example, the problem is the centralized control of it and the weaponization of it against the public. That's what's bad.
@joann_marieBut the technology itself is... We're not complaining about the technology.
@jimpowers100Yes, we are.
@joann_marieThe whole conversation has been... No, it's about who owns it and what are they doing with it. Exactly.
@jimpowers100Exactly.
@joann_marieYes, I have a really big problem with Honesit and what are they using it for? I don't understand why don't you find that really, really problematic, JP?
@jimpowers100Okay, here's another simple analogy. A car.
@joann_marieWhy are you doing all this crazy-ass mental gymnastics trying to excuse this when it literally fucking sucks? The entire idea of it sucks.
@jimpowers100Well... The flock camera was the main point I wanted to make, right? It's not the camera. It's the facial recognition aspect of it that's being weaponized against the public. That's what's bad about it.
@joann_marieWho owns that JP? What are they using it for?
@jimpowers100Why are you being so emotional?
@joann_marieI'm being emotional. I just don't understand why you think this is a good idea when literal psychopaths who rape and kill babies to blackmail everyone have the power over it. I don't understand why you think this is a good idea. If it was good people, I would be like, yeah, okay. I'm not going to misbehave. Literally, I don't have a single parking ticket.
@joann_marieI'll be fine. But why does literal pedophiles need my information?
@jimpowers100JoAnn, I'm sorry. I'm... I'm going to try it one more time.
@joann_marieDo you think that flock cameras should exist?
@jimpowers100You're masking your true question.
@nietzsche258918No, no, here's my, all right, then I'll reveal, wait, hold on, hold on. I will reveal my true question. You're right, I was very cleverly hiding it. So here's the real one. Do you think that flock cameras should exist?
@jimpowers100A flock camera is nothing but a plain old regular everyday camera with facial recognition software embedded inside of it.
@nietzsche258918This is obviously a problem. We have people like Steven that are fighting... Okay, okay. One second. Please do not interrupt me, okay? So I'm going to just finish this, and I won't be long. So we have people like Steven who are having the courage, and citizens all around the country are having the courage to stand up to the government and say, don't do this.
@nietzsche258918We don't want Big Brother to be watching, right? So obviously the answer should be yes, and if you're diffident...
@nietzsche258918That's enough. I think you definitely, this is a forest trees type situation here. So apparently you want to talk.
@jimpowers100I'm trying to separate.
@nietzsche258918And by the way, by the way, I understand software every bit as well as you do. Okay. I understand it at a multi-billion dollar level. I understand all of this extremely well. The conversation, and it's just amazing that you can't see this, is about whether flock cameras should exist. And the answer is obviously no. And the fact that you can't say that.
@nietzsche258918It's the nexus, right? The idea that they're being put up for obviously one purpose and you can't answer no to that question. Of course the answer is no. Do you think a camera should be put up by the government in your house? Will be the answer there. Obviously the answer will be no. But let's just, JoAnn, let's just move on to the next person.
@joann_marieThank you, David. I know, JP, that was crazy. Okay. 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 David and Steven and Bea and Tom and Moneypenny. And everyone in the panel are just absolute superstars. And thank you so much for being here.
@joann_marieAll right. I'm going to go to someone who hasn't spoken yet. Whitman Ryan, welcome.
@ryanwhitman01Thank you. And let me just start by this is a burner account. Please don't judge me by the content of the profile. It's one of many I use to gather information cross-group. My question, as I have been listening, and I'm not going to comment on everything JP said because y'all made it more than obviously that he's just shilling for some bullshit.
@ryanwhitman01But my question is, and then what? We gather people at city council, we vote, we raise heck, we do activism, flyers, posters, graffiti, whatever it is. We tear down the flock cameras, all this and all this. Then what? Because they're not going to stop. They've made it more than clear that their goal is to enslave all of us by any means.
@ryanwhitman01They're eating our children and they don't care. Nobody's been touched by that. Then what? I hate to be a black pillow on y'all's space, especially since this is my first time attending it and I appreciate y'all letting me come up to speak. But again, then what?
@resistrabbitWe fight everything else and we fight it wherever it pops up and we never stop fighting. That's the then what. If we get distracted and what comes after this, then we can't fight efficiently and like a soldier has to operate right now. So we fight the battle that is at hand and then we do whatever comes next if we live to see it.
@resistrabbitThat's my answer.
@ryanwhitman01That was a good answer. I appreciate y'all's feedback, and I will gladly step down now.
@jimpowers100I'd like to address the shill accusation. My original stated goal was to have a common vernacular, to separate the technology from the application.
@ryanwhitman01Okay. I'd like to respond. Can I please respond? I would gladly have a back and forth with Mr. JP on this conversation. Go for it. My thing is, you could not answer the question, if it's a yes or no question, do you believe flat cameras should exist? It's not the camera, it's the company.
@jimpowers100The company shouldn't exist. Cameras are, like we were saying, the analogies with cash, guns, cars, is a car, should a car exist?
@ryanwhitman01Government have to run someone over? JP, JP, I wasn't finished, please. I'm willing to have a back and forth with you, but let's be respectful in this. Yes, sir. Okay. I understand, yes, the technology has existed. It's been in use for many, many years. But it hasn't been privatized in the way that Flock or Axios or they're trying to do now for specifically gathering information on people.
@ryanwhitman01Yes, I said that.
@jimpowers100I said the application. Excuse me, sir.
@ryanwhitman01Excuse me, sir. Excuse me, sir. We don't want it.
@ryanwhitman01and they're forcing it on us just like they have through all throughout history in this country we voted against many things we did not want but yet they forced it on us for safety and wasn't you know a famous quote something about any man that gives up his you know freedom for security you'll have this or that and neither yeah that was Benjamin Franklin yeah yeah yeah it's just it's not needed it's just another
@nietzsche258918The only caveat that I would make there, or correction, is we don't, obviously we don't want it because it's intrusion upon our freedom. It's not simply, oh, they might misuse it. First of all, they won't might misuse it. The purpose of it is to infringe upon our freedom. That is their stated purpose. We are not being ruled by incompetent firemen.
@nietzsche258918We're being ruled by dedicated arsonists. Our government is owned by Jewish supremacists. And by the way, that goes to your earlier question. You said, well, what if we figure out, we push back on this and we win, but we can't just defeat the symptoms. And that's why we call out Jewish supremacy, because that is the disease.
@nietzsche258918And if people, there is a level of awareness. The revolution will not be fought out in the field. It'll be fought in the hearts and minds of humans. That's where it's being fought now. That's where it's being won now. And just remember, they're doing their level best. The cinema of what they do. Just think of the Wizard of Oz, and you just think he's this grand, all-encompassing thing.
@nietzsche258918And then you pull the curtain back, and you're like, well, you're just a weak, iffy little man. And you know what? Go away. Get out of here. We're done with you. It's the same with these people. Once we call them out, once we pull the curtain back, it's all over for them. But as far as the flock cameras, it's not just someone's going to misuse it.
@nietzsche258918The purpose of it is to oppose us. The purpose of it is to take more of our freedom away. Remember, Larry Ellison is the one who said, we're going to be watching you. You'll be on your best behavior because you're watching you. And anybody that has difficulty saying flock cameras shouldn't exist, I'm sorry, but it's just not...
@nietzsche258918Whatever they're saying is just not the rest. David, the flock company should not exist.
@jimpowers100The flock company should not exist. It has nothing to do with cameras.
@nietzsche258918It's amazing that you can't understand this. If they were putting these cameras up... I feel the same way, David, actually. Well, then let me... I promise, I really doubt that. If they're putting them up anywhere... You should simply say, no, you may not do that. It's the flock company that's the problem. Let's pretend it's not the company.
@nietzsche258918It's the lizard people. The lizard people from out of space are coming to put up flock cameras. The answer is A, hell no, or B, double hell no. That's it. This is so not complicated. You know, you do not want to give up. You know, it's like when people said when Edward Snowden broke the story that they're spying on us, and I would have people say, well, I don't care if they spy on me.
@nietzsche258918I have nothing to hide. Then remind me never to tell you any secrets. Think about it. Our civilization... Has it moved based on the feckless little poltroons who hide at home and do what they're told? No. The great revolutionaries, even the Malcolm Xs, imagine if they had the power to stop them before they started. This is pre-crime, like in Minority Report.
@nietzsche258918You don't want that. So the answer is obviously no, and if you have trouble answering that question that way, I would respectfully suggest you go consult the divine light within you, come back in a week, and conjure up N.O. No way, they should not be able to do this. It is the application of the technology.
Speaker 6Yes, we agree, we want cameras, we just don't want traffic surveillance cameras. We can agree on that.
@nietzsche258918You can have a camera in your phone, but you're not, no, we're not going to put up cameras to monitor people in any way, shape, or form, no.
@jimpowers100Your camera, okay, that's a great example. To unlock your phone, that's using facial recognition. Well, you know what, that's facial recognition.
@nietzsche258918I would just say this. At Caltech, they have an electromagnetic microscope that can magnify things millions of times larger than they really are. If I had that microscope right now, I would not... I wouldn't be able to locate my interest in continuing this conversation. I'm sorry, but it's just, if you don't get it, I'm not going to be able to say any more words.
@nietzsche258918We shouldn't have those. We shouldn't allow them. And God bless people like Steven that are trying to stop it.
@ryanwhitman01Really, you've got to think about what's next. You know, we let them violate us in public like that, track us and collect data on us. And what's next? They pass some law, create some company that says it's legal for them to spy on us in our home?
@jimpowers100No, that's a government issue. That's a Fourth Amendment issue with the government.
@ryanwhitman01The Fourth Amendment also applies to the public. The technology of using machine vision... Mr. JP, Mr. JP, the Fourth Amendment also applies to... Let's just move on.
@joann_marieThis is crazy. Like, JP, like, it's crazy that the entire panel knows what we're talking about and you have no idea. It's wild. Okay. We're going to move on. Tom, go for it.
@transformer444Thanks, JoAnn. Yeah, you know, I compare it to this. It's like if someone mounted a bunch of or installed a bunch of automated machine guns throughout your city and your local neighborhood, You know, at some point, you'd have to worry about them being potentially weaponized against you, even if you set them up yourself.
@transformer444It's a bad idea.
@nietzsche258918But that technology has been around all the time. What's the problem? Oh, good point, David. I'm sorry.
@transformer444All right. My bad.
@yoteofstreetThat's a violation of the Constitution. That's the question I would ask.
@ryanwhitman01Yes, yes. Flock cameras absolutely violate the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution. It's tracking you, it's collecting personal information on you. That is specifically protected by the Fourth Amendment. And that's the problem, not a camera with machine vision.
@yoteofstreetWell, it's the Constitution, JP. That's the thing.
@nietzsche258918That's a big issue.
@joann_marieRight. No.
@nietzsche258918I'm trying to shift a car into third that does not have a third.
@joann_marieThe same tech is used to sort our food.
@ryanwhitman01It's not about what the technology can be used for, it's what it will be used for, what it is being used for. It don't matter. Like you said yourself. Yes, guns have been around for ages. We use it for hunting, we use it for sports shooting, but people use it for murder, and that is a problem. So you want to keep the guns out of people that use guns for murder, correct?
@joann_marieYeah, but imagine you give the gun, like you literally give the gun to pedophiles who murder and kill babies, and you're like, yeah, that's fine. No! That's wrong! That's what I'm saying. Let's not give guns to pedophiles who eat babies.
@ryanwhitman01Right, that's why the flock company is the problem. JoAnn, that's the point I was getting to. Yes, I'm okay with guns.
@joann_marieI'm not okay with giving pedophiles who eat babies guns. Right.
@ryanwhitman01There is a fundamental American AF...
@resistrabbitprinciple is here and a philosophical principle that I think needs to be brought up. With guns, one of the purposes of the Second Amendment, at least as applied to guns, is that we don't want one entity to have all the guns. That's why individual citizens can own firearms. And in terms of any of these things, you're like, well, who controls it?
@resistrabbitWell, if we gave it to the Benedictine monks, I still wouldn't want plot cameras because A fundamental principle and philosophical viewpoint of the founders which I share is that the concentration of immense power in one person or one faction of people is bad on its own and is inherently evil and subject to abuse. So when you look at the entire structure of the Constitution and the debates about it in the Federalist Papers,
@resistrabbitThe whole point of the federalist system and the division of powers on each level of government and then between the states, the federal government and the local governments is to prevent the concentration of power. So I don't have any problem with individual flock cameras. I don't have a problem with the company securing their premises with them.
@resistrabbitI have a problem with flock cameras in the hands of the United States government, no matter what it's controlled by. Given anyone that level of detailed insight into our movements and conversations and patterns and behaviors is inherently subject to abuse. And if we've learned anything that power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely, then giving that much power to our government is inherently un-American.
@resistrabbitand I think it's bad in general to give anybody that much power. No matter who they are.
@joann_marieVery well stated. No, JP, no. Okay, Amiru, go for it.
Speaker 7Thanks. It's been a great space. Yep, I'm there. Can you hear me?
Speaker 8Yeah.
Speaker 7Yeah, great space. Always love listening to David Nietzsche cook. He's been cooking. And JP, I'm going to kind of stand up for you. I'm just kind of some guy next to Root for the underdog. I think you're just trying to say that facial recognition technology exists and that it's neutral. But I do wish you answered David's question and just said that vlog cameras are bad because then you could have led to the thing.
Speaker 7But I think that's all you're trying to do is you're trying to say that it exists, but it's coming out all wrong. Am I wrong about that, JP?
@joann_marieNo one is complaining about cameras. I like cameras. I take pictures. I'm okay with cameras existing.
@jimpowers100I wanted to say the Flock company shouldn't exist. The cameras are just a tool. Flock cameras have the right to exist. That's what I feel like.
@nietzsche258918No, no, cameras, there is no Flock cameras. How about film? Does film have the right to exist? Flock uses cameras.
Speaker 7J.P., I don't want to defend you anymore. I'm on the other team now.
Speaker 6J.P., are you okay with traffic surveillance cameras? That's an easy question. Come on. Give me a break, dude. You mean like red light tickets? Traffic surveillance cameras, whether or not it's named Flock or Stock or Shock, it doesn't matter. Are you okay with traffic surveillance questions?
@jimpowers100No, I think a policeman should observe you breaking a traffic regulation.
Speaker 6Come on, answer my question.
@nietzsche258918Are you okay with the cameras existing?
Speaker 6This is ridiculous.
@joann_marieThat's crazy.
@jimpowers100No, I said no. I think a cop should observe you. The good news, Steven, is...
Speaker 9Okay, thank you.
@nietzsche258918Yes. All right. Let's make that stop. Oh, that's... Sorry, Ian.
@joann_marieOh my god, I can't believe they're already waiting this.
Speaker 7I'm sorry guys, I'm gonna take my time back. So, about the Second Amendment, I think there's an arms race happening between the civilians and the government that's never really addressed in a serious way. Like, you think about classic arms races, gazelles and lions. The fastest gazelle has to be faster than the fastest lion, and the fastest lion has to be...
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@nietzsche258918I will say, just the simple right to bear arms as we have them now, but unregulated, is what should exist. And I want to remind anybody that's for, you know, when I hear someone say, and I heard a little earlier, when someone say, oh, we don't want guns to fall in the hands of the wrong people. Well, they're in the hands of the wrong people.
@nietzsche258918It's the political state. So we have right now the reign of the gun nuts. And who are those gun nuts? They're the people of the political state. They're the ones responsible for the mass extermination. They're the ones that go out and willy-nilly will kill a bunch of people and oops, they just get to say, I messed up. They're the ones who killed during the Iraq war, you know, a couple of million people.
@nietzsche258918But oddly, the responsible gun owners are the problem. And so all of the gun nuts who have, by the way, armed guards standing around them all the time, guns, guns, guns, and what do they do with those guns? They constantly point at them Coyote of Wallstreet
@nietzsche258918Absolute insane lunatic, mass murdering, mass thieving, mass enslaving gun nuts who are saying that they want the responsible gun nuts to give up their guns. Well, that means you should really hold on to them. Every time they do that, you should go out and buy another one. You should say, well, this scares the shit out of me.
@nietzsche258918The absolute insane person. Would you go to the blood bank if it was run by vampires? That's what we're talking about here. So no, not only should you not, of course, have any abridgment of the Second Amendment, but all of this sort of depriving you of your right to bear arms by regulation, all of this should go away too.
@nietzsche258918Because after all, who are we talking about? We're talking about two groups of people, the gun nuts versus the responsible gun owners. And so we have to stand up and defend those responsible gun owners in a way that is more vigorous than we ever have before.
Ian MalcolmI feel like we all deserve David Nietzsche. David, you're so brilliant. It's amazing.
@joann_marieThat's forever. No, thank you so much, David. All right. GMO, welcome.
Speaker 10Hey, JoAnn. Hey, David. Thank you for the mic. I appreciate you guys. Thank you for the space. And thank you to that other guy that was here, ResistRabbit. In terms of the flaw cameras, I am totally against it as well. I just do not think they're good for society. They're not going to help anyone. Has the Flock camera ever benefited the American people?
Speaker 10If you can answer that, JP, I'd actually like to know what your response to that would be. And is it Flock cameras because they're protecting against Muslims, or who is it? I never defended the Flock company.
@joann_marieHe's just trying to defend that cameras' lives matter.
@jimpowers100I'm not defending the flock company. That's wrong. That's completely wrong.
Speaker 10What I was just trying to do is separate the tech. How does pattern recognition actually benefit you right now in real time? And what good has it done for your neighbor, your aunt, your uncle, your daughters, your sons? Answer that.
@jimpowers100Machine vision is used in everyday society. I mean, they use it to sort things. Food, sort vegetables. They use it to sort trash, to sort renewables. Machine vision is a key part of... That's why they want to use it to sort us.
@malleusigThey see us as the trash.
@joann_marieThat's an excellent analogy.
@malleusigWow.
@ryanwhitman01Agreed.
@jimpowers100Wait, I didn't catch that. Sorry?
@ryanwhitman01They said they see us as the trash.
@jimpowers100Oh, yes, yes. Yes, that was my point, to separate the technology from the applied use of the technology. That's the evil part. The way they're using it is what's evil. Just the machine vision is part of everyday life. That was my only point. You guys got too emotional over this, I believe, honestly.
@ryanwhitman01No, I don't think it was emotional. The way you were wording things came off as you were arguing for the use of flat cameras. You even kind of refused to answer if it was a good idea, if they should exist or not. But everybody understands that the use of it is endlessly in application, but we're arguing against what they're...
@ryanwhitman01Coyote of Wallstreet,
@ryanwhitman01Shootings everywhere, violence everywhere. Every day in the news, you see something new, tragic happening. They're not using these cameras to track those criminals. In fact, they have a history of not actually doing anything to stop criminal activity.
@nietzsche258918To be clear here, the people that are talking about putting them up and are trying to put them up are the criminals, okay? They're just... Think about it. You know how there's big technology? You know how there's big tobacco? This is big criminality, all right? So we don't want big crime to put up the cameras so they can do more big crimes.
@nietzsche258918So that would be the better way to look at it. Hope that wasn't too emotional. Great rabbi. No, I absolutely agree.
@malleusigThat's kind of what I'm saying. Hold on, JP. Hold on one second. I had to point something out. You've got to look at it as an arms race, okay? You're giving advanced technology to one party. Here's the thing. It's not so much the cameras themselves. And so if your argument is, well, the cameras aren't a big deal. It's not that.
@malleusigIt's that the cameras are pointed at us, but we don't get access to the monitors. We don't get to see what the cameras are watching at ourselves. There's a small group of people, and they have access to those monitors, and the rest of us don't. Now, if we were to say, well, we're going to put the flock cameras up and we're going to make the camera feeds public so that anyone can view them at any time in your browser, then I think fewer of us would be like, well, that's a horrible thing.
@malleusigBecause the argument is not that the cameras themselves are evil or that the technology itself is evil. And if you start arguing against that In America, we can enjoy the right to bear arms.
@malleusigBut there are still some kinds of arms that we cannot bear, and law enforcement and the military have unfettered access to those arms. For example, automatic rifles, for example. We don't have those, but the police can get them, and the military can get them. That's an imbalance. It doesn't mean that guns themselves are evil, right?
@malleusigAnd if you are going around saying, well, the guns are evil, the guns are horrible, then you are effectively arguing in the government's I agree. The problem is the flock company.
@jimpowers100Facial recognition or machine vision. That was my only point to separate the use of the tech from the fundamental technology. That was all I wanted. That was the only point I wanted to make.
@malleusigYou're saying that the tech itself is a problem. I'm saying that's the use of it. That's the issue.
@ryanwhitman01It's not necessarily the company. We're having a problem with is the idea of people like the company being able to do with it what they're doing with it.
@jimpowers100Right, the way they're applying the technology is evil.
@ryanwhitman01No, no, no.
@yoteofstreetHold on. Go ahead, Coyote. Well, this is a part of a bigger problem right here because the indecisiveness, it's very clear. The flock cameras are shit. They violate the Constitution. Let's slap a new name on it. Let's not have it violate the Constitution and do evil shit and we'll be cutting edge. will be revolutionary with a new name doing good shit.
@yoteofstreetIt's very, very simple. But that's the thing. And I've been watching that, David. I don't know what they're putting through this cognitive dissonance that we're, you know, y'all are some prestigious gentlemen. Y'all can understand this because it's like I caught myself the other day. I couldn't send a post, bro. I was like, well, did I fact check it?
@yoteofstreetYes, I did five times. You know, is this word right? Do you think that'll go good? Will it get more impressions? If I do that, why are we asking all these different little questions? Lockhammer's trash. Their owner's trash. It's a very corrupt organization. If they get something new, fuck it, right? Well, we don't have enough control over it to overthrow it or do anything about it, so we don't like it.
@yoteofstreetLike, that's just what we do. Is it cool to look at reading a magazine? Maybe. You know, I could read it if I was sitting on the pot, but not like this. We got to be just like, you know, David's like, bam.
@nietzsche258918Right, because when we talk about, in the public domain, spying on us, the idea of, Oh, it's a good company. Nobody. Nobody gets that right. This is like the censorship thing. If we have a good censor, really? Who are you going to pick to decide what you get to hear, to curate what you get to read, what you get to hear, what you get to say?
@nietzsche258918Who would you choose? I wouldn't choose my best friend. And anybody that would take that power doesn't deserve it. So this idea that, oh, it's a good company. The good company is spying on us. No, no, nobody's going to do that. That's the answer. The answer is, in every way, in every instance, this is a bad idea.
Speaker 9It violates our rights.
@yoteofstreetIt's like the genocide. Like, it's fucking a genocide. But people can't say that. They're like, oh, if you got, like, bro, some things are very clear. If you got the data, then there it is. The data goes to what it is. So why are we arguing about it? It's just, it's crazy to me, man. Something's going on with this country.
@yoteofstreetThe SAVE Act. Have y'all dissected that? Holy shit. They want to nuke the filibuster. It's crazy, man.
@yoteofstreetI've been getting attacked by that shit, so my bad on that. It's like, bro, this SAVE Act and giving the government federal overreach so we can, you know, they can police the, that's a state rights, bro. Federalism. We gotta look at that.
@nietzsche258918And you know what the argument reminds me of? The ridiculous argument. You know what it reminds me of? It's section 219 of the NDAA. Well, we're going to have a data fusion with Israel. Hey, no, no, no.
Speaker 6It's not merging.
@nietzsche258918Right. Look, it's meant well. You know, if they do it right, it's not the fusion that's bad. I mean, just, of course, if we really want to just be fatuous, we could just carry this out in that direction as well. But, of course, it's bad. It's obviously really bad. And remember, this is a zero-sum game. You know, when you give, you know, Paul Johnson wrote a great book, Modern Times, and he made the point that whatever freedom the government takes from you, they don't ever give that back.
@nietzsche258918You know, it's amazing when Edward Snowden got up and said, hey, look, they're spying on you in every direction, whatever. And then you had a lot of people respond. Well, you know, like, it's of course they're going to do that, but it helps them because if they do it in the right way, and of course this is where the government's response, no, no, no, no.
@nietzsche258918This is obviously going to be abused. Never, never give up any of your freedoms. It's not as though you're just giving up the up to outer space. It's a zero-sum game. You're giving the worst people in human history, people who have a monopoly on violence, A right to dominion over your few cubic feet of flesh. A right to decide how much they want to spy on you.
@nietzsche258918If they don't like you, then they'll have more power to come find you, to do something to you. Anybody that argues on behalf of that is already a rightless poltroon in their soul.
@yoteofstreetDonald Trump has lost 75 First Amendment cases out of 96, I believe. 75, y'all. You have Reagan-era... Reagan picked judges telling us that this guy is trying to fucking dismantle the First Amendment and stuff. These things are happening and this is a tyranny that we've never seen before. They are coming at it at all sides.
@yoteofstreetThis whole SAVE Act, I'm still trying to figure out what kind of psychology they're using with this shit because they're literally, you know, they want to nuke the filibuster to get these Republicans, they say, with the little small r. Why would we do that? You know they're corrupt. Okay, we know they're corrupt. The Democrats will take
@yoteofstreetAnd then we will have 51 votes giving us fucking puberty blockers mandatory and shit like that. These things will happen. But you want to nuke the filibuster because Scott Pressler said so. What is going on, people? We literally got to start looking at reality and saying, hey, that's not right. Why are we trashing on the guy that's trying to stick to the Constitution?
@yoteofstreetIf David's adhering to the Constitution, we really can't argue with him. That's what the framers did. They put it towards the Constitution. So why would you want to battle the people? Because that's what's happening. This tribalism shit. And it's like not the good tribalism. It's the go with the government. Just like the Cash Patel thing.
@yoteofstreetWhat is it? The Charlie Kirk thing. Oh, you know, he's guilty. Like, bro, it's kind of a, there's a few holes in it. Like, can we at least say that? No, they can't say that.
@yoteofstreetWe have a moral problem in this country right now. We really, really, really do. We gotta break down this. The Overton window's starting to open, but we gotta open that motherfucker, man.
@nietzsche258918I would say we have to throw a brick through the Overton window. And of course, they want us to think that, oh, in polite society, we don't call out genocide. In polite society, we don't call out Jewish supremacy. No. First of all, we're not polite. We don't need to be polite, right? Here's the rules. When you break up every aspect of the social contract, when you basically have no solicitude of kindness for other people, and it's all brutality, it's all authoritarianism, we don't have to be nice back to you.
@nietzsche258918We're going to say the thing that you don't want us to say, and we know how this is going to turn out if we're allowed to do it. Do your level best to stop us, but it won't help. Flippin' tables.
Speaker 4How many of you guys have, like, ring cameras or that type of thing in your house?
@nietzsche258918Well, obviously ring cameras are outside the house. Ring cameras have a camera in my toilet.
@malleusigI have a ring camera in my toilet, that's about it.
@nietzsche258918I don't have a Ring camera, yeah.
@submission2tNo, I mean, that's surveillance too, but I mean, that goes out to the cloud somewhere. And, you know, that's in your house.
@malleusigNo, no, Ring cameras are a bad idea too. It's trivially easy these days to come up with a camera and to set up your own network server, your own network storage, and you can run the camera to your network storage and you have complete control over it. Ring cameras are not necessary anymore. The whole idea of running a camera's feed to the cloud and then back to your own home is preposterous.
@malleusigMy favorite one.
Speaker 5That's kind of what a flat camera is.
@malleusigIt's out in the open. Everybody's speaking over each other. I know. Let me finish. The point is, at least with a ring camera, you also get to see the feed. Okay? The reason why Flock cameras are people are complaining about is because you didn't get to see the film. No, you're right there. You didn't get, you get nothing.
@joann_marieFlock literally gets information from Ring, or maybe they stopped now, but they did at some point. I'm going to look into it.
@nietzsche258918Yeah, well, when that was floated out there, then people got really pissed. And again, what are we talking about? Like, the Flock cameras, we're talking about the putting them out in public space. If you put a camera on your door, for instance, That is up to you. I don't have one of those. But this idea that we're going to, in the public sphere, monitor everybody, that's an entirely different thing.
@nietzsche258918And by the way, why are you still trying to parse that out to make it work? It is obviously a bad idea. I'm even contemptuous of this idea of the smart refrigerator. I want my refrigerator to be like Kamala Harris dumb. Okay, I don't need my refrigerator to be smart. I'm not connecting anything up to the internet. I open it up, there's stuff that's cold in there or frozen in one side and cold in the other.
@nietzsche258918That's just enough for me. I don't need my refrigerator to be talking to the world, no thank you.
@yoteofstreetWhat about that camera on your phone, David?
@malleusigYou're using that. The best test for whether the flock cameras are good or not is to run the same thing in reverse. What if private citizens decided to get together Put up their own cameras on their own homes and then run the feeds so that they had access to the information and nobody else did. And they started tracking the movements of police officers.
@malleusigThey started tracking public officials. They started tracking senators and where they go when they do it. They started tracking the wealthier families in their neighborhoods and watching how many cars go in or out at 3 a.m. And they would be arrested for stalking.
Ian MalcolmWe know the answer to Rabbi's question, by the way, because on X, there were handles that were tracking the airlines or the jets, I should say, of certain rich people. And if I'm not mistaken, it was Elon who said, no, you can't do that. You can't share with the world where we're going. Right. So if they don't like... Somebody sharing public information about where jets are flying.
Ian MalcolmThe fact that they think that they can just track where we walk every step of the way. It's pretty hypocritical. Isn't that where they were going on that one night in Jewish supremacy?
@yoteofstreetThey were going to the island or whatever, Ian. They're like, oh, don't look at that shit. It's totally normal. Hey, I wanted to bring some of y'all's attention real quick. I'll put it up in the jumbo. I'm going to take it down. HConRes113, the sneaky fucking government, $95 billion to put up in there. A lot allocated to Iran, a lot allocated to our intelligence, some weird shit.
@yoteofstreetAnd the others is basically doing what the SAVE Act does. So it's got the SAVE Act, it's got Iran war, and it's got, what else was it in there? It has a little bit of, yeah, Section 219. A little bit of everything in there. I don't know what our government's doing, but that's $95 billion, bro. $95 billion. And they're just sneaking it in to run it past so they don't have to go through a filibuster.
@yoteofstreetWhy everybody's, you know... I don't know what to do at this point, bro. Our Congress is cucked the fuck out, bro. They are compromised. Once Massey's done, even Rand Paul or whatever, he's cooked. He's over there. He voted for Section 219. This is very, very concerning, man.
@nietzsche258918Well, the biggest misapprehension of democracy, as I've said before, is that the voting booth is our instrument of control over our would-be rulers, when quite the reverse is true. Because they are the ones always presenting you with the options. Just imagine if a salesperson presented you with three options, and you had to take one of them.
@nietzsche258918And then he picked for you if you didn't, and he said, well, it's your fault you didn't vote. That's the predicament we find ourselves. And these bills, of course, are comically ridiculous, like it is such a ridiculous Faustian bargain they're always presenting you with. It could be the Love Babies Act. So the Love Babies Act is so that we can make sure that every baby has healthy food and the murder a million people thing that's attached to it.
@nietzsche258918So, you know, hey, I'm not into that murder a million people. Hey, focus on the love babies thing here, buddy. This is what's happening all the time. It's not as though that there's like a line item, like we're always voting on one thing. It's always like, well, let me see. Let's give them something so that we can take away their freedom and do awful things to them.
@nietzsche258918We should just reject this. Obviously, we have to enter into a new epoch where this doesn't happen anymore. So it's just sort of awareness that everybody's arriving to, which is that the voting booth really isn't the answer. We're not going to vote our way out of it.
@yoteofstreetThis is my final thing on it. I've been going to a lot of... I'm trying to fucking talk to people that I really don't care for too much or whatever because I feel like that's what we got to do. So I've been doing that. And honestly, it's like this is the people up here, the people in the listener, y'all are the people that they want to kind of stand up and say some shit because you stand up for what's actually right.
@yoteofstreetYou know what I'm saying? Like they can do all that calling names and labels and shit like that. But when it comes... We see a lot more conservative in groups like this or whatever. These are the people that have identity politics and stuff for the issue. So with your voices down there, man, y'all light it up, bro. It's based as hell.
@yoteofstreetAnd we need to, we gotta swing this pendulum back, man, because there's something getting way out of control. Way out of control. Appreciate y'all.
@nietzsche258918I would say for every person, and this is a low number, for every person that starts to actively call out Jewish supremacy, One less person gets murdered. One less child gets sexually assaulted. So if you think your voice doesn't matter, just remember that.
@joann_marieAll right, that was beautiful, David. All right, let's go to a new speaker. Forti, welcome.
Speaker 1Hey, everybody. Glad to be here. Yeah, I just wanted, I wasn't here for the whole conversation, but I think I picked up on what was going on with the whole flock conversation. and and correct me if i'm wrong but the argument was starting to be made that to just be upset about the company flock not the actual surveillance system and and what's and what's going on uh and if that is the argument i find that interesting because i don't think that i think that flock is just the the the the kind of like the psyop uh from what i'm seeing from this other company i believe it's axiom or axio something like that uh
Speaker 1They're the ones that are getting all the funding that's connected to Trump and connected to a lot of these people.
@joann_marieYeah, yeah, so I don't think that Flock has the right to exist.
Speaker 1I don't think that Flock has the right to exist. I don't think any of the surveillance system here has the right to exist, to be honest with you. But I think what they're doing with this whole Flock thing right now, why... They're letting all the people who are destroying them or getting away for the most part or they're allowing all these videos on the feed so much is because they want us to think that we won.
Speaker 1They're moving this other company in that has all these connections, all this funding, and they're just going to slowly start integrating that into our whole system. and and then they're gonna be like oh yeah look at oh he took down the flock cameras or oh yeah look at their you know you guys won against the flock cameras and everybody just be mad at flock don't be mad at you know the technology that itself that's actually being used for evil because what the fuck else they're going to use it for like and so i think that there's a bit of a psyop that they're letting us even talk about flock like this they're letting all these campaigns go out about destroying flock cameras because flock is just the they're just like the the uh
Speaker 1I don't know if red herring is really the right word, but this is a distraction. I think that what's moving in behind it and the funding it has is really what we need to be paying much more attention to.
@malleusigYeah, yeah, exactly. But the thing is, it's difficult to get the public's eyes on that because they're not that subtle. Whereas staging things like going to your nearest synagogue and setting up cameras facing the doorway of that, would gain some attention because then you'd have an ability to say okay well hold on a second why are the jews so angry at me for putting a camera in front of their synagogue isn't this exactly how we feel can you imagine all the tunnels that we would find rabbi oh the shit we see can you i don't even don't even want to think of what those tunnels contain but i think honestly if you are if you live in a city
@malleusigYou should be actively scanning your neighborhood as you walk around for anything that looks like a tunnel entrance, a sewer grate that looks like it's been taken off recently, like it's too clean. And definitely, if you can convert to Judaism and get into one of those synagogues, kind of poke around and see if you can see, knock on walls quietly.
@malleusigI didn't sweep that under the rug.
@yoteofstreetI was a big fucking deal.
@malleusigIt's like Jews are coming out of the fucking house. The real Jewish power is the ability to control the conversation on Jewish power. And that whole sweeping this under the rug is exactly that. Jewish power is the ability to sweep discussion of your secret tunnel system under the rug. That's literally, I can't think of a better way to explain it, actually.
@yoteofstreetThat didn't happen, you know, that wasn't there. You didn't see that. Like, what? Yes, I did.
@malleusigThose, yeah, no, those tunnels are just anti-Semitic. Let's not talk about them. Let's talk about, you know, how Gazans will kill homosexuals instead. Let's make a big deal out of that.
@resistrabbitSo, on the thing about, you know, letting us think we won and everything, I addressed my view of that, which is the educational role of advocacy and explaining that this is a network, not a device. and not just one company. And that on our end, we are writing the legislation that we are going to push legislators and the local city councils and counties to pass, which would ban all of it.
@resistrabbitAnd we can ban it at the city level, the county level and the state level, and then do our part nationally, even though we can't control that. We can control one of the biggest counties in America. So that's my view of that. But there could be another side of that. If we do get from the local tangential end or the extreme end of it where the cameras are actually controlled, if we get all those move, we get up the networks out of Fort Worth and Dallas and Austin and Houston, and we get them banned, the network itself banned in Texas, then what are you saying is like, okay, it's illusion of victory is what you're saying.
@resistrabbitWhat's after that? What are they doing at the same time? Is it the space thing or what are we not seeing?
@malleusigAfter that, literally the next victory is we put the cameras on the synagogues. You got to be thinking in terms of a battle here. You don't win a war just by playing defense. You have to go on the offensive at some point. And so winning the war means we have to push back. And sometimes you push back while you're defending.
@malleusigSo don't even wait for us to quote unquote win on the flock cameras. Start going out and doing offensive maneuvers, right? What are you going to do? You're going to track the elected officials that voted to allow these flock cameras put in place because they're always set to no good. You got to track the synagogues because for some reason, flock is avoiding putting up cameras in front of the synagogues or in Jewish neighborhoods.
@malleusigThat's an obvious mistake. We can't make Flock do all the work. We've got to help him out.
Speaker 11They can't say it's like doing anything straight.
@malleusigAll we've got to do is say, listen, we're just helping Flock finish the job. And then we wait for the inevitable uproar. And then when the uproar comes, whoa, what are you talking about? We're just doing the same thing that Flock is doing to us. Are you saying that... Like, we shouldn't be doing this? Because if you're saying that we shouldn't be doing this, then that means that Flock shouldn't be doing it either?
@malleusigWow, wait a minute. Now we have a conversation about that.
@resistrabbitSo in Fort Worth, we flocked this chief of police and we put on our... I developed a Flock app which detects all the different types of devices and puts it on our map. We just... have citizens start flocking everywhere the chief of police goes or the city councilman or whatever. We have them, everybody reporting pictures of here was this councilman drinking at this bar at this time, right?
@malleusigYeah, that's a great idea. That's a great way to do it, right? Are they putting them up in the hood? If they're going to say that something is a good idea, then it has to be a good idea for everyone, not just for us peasants.
@resistrabbitYeah, somebody suggested something similar to that at a town hall meeting. I really liked it, but I didn't actually think of how we actually do it. I didn't take that next step. It was a sarcastic like, oh, we should just put something that watches you. Wait, no, we have one of the best intelligent networks around in Fort Worth.
@resistrabbitWe have all the people with all their cameras. We can point our cameras at them.
@malleusigListen, all it takes is... All it takes is a three-hour hacker fest at like HackerCon or like one of these security conventions. We get like 15 nerds on it and they'll have it done. Like they'll have it ready and it'll be finished and fantastic. It's not like we can't pull it off. It's just people are kind of like, you know, they hesitate and they're kind of paralyzed because they don't know how to start.
@malleusigYou got to get our eggheads on it. Put it up in GitHub somewhere as a challenge. Go on Reddit. They're like, hey, is there any way we can start an open source flock? What if we had an open source flock?
Speaker 11It's humanitarian.
@malleusigIs there a way? I bet there's somebody somewhere that knows how to reverse engineer whatever protocol flock uses to transmit its video. And then if it does it wirelessly, it'll make it... I think JoAnn knows.
@joann_marieI have the memory of a goldfish. I literally don't know what happened.
@malleusigLet me check the calendar.
Ian MalcolmSpeaking of Jewish supremacy, have you seen the latest from Foundring, his commentary on this new hit singer that just hit the airwaves?
@malleusigIs it? Oh, the Jewish billionaire's daughter. Yeah, her name is like her name is like she's like Finkel or something, but her real name is Finkelstein.
Ian MalcolmSo it's so somebody somebody posted and said for everybody not familiar, Stella Lefty has risen to a new peak, hitting number two on the Billboard 100 with the song Boston that nobody has ever listened to in the top comment. changed her last name to sound less Jewish. Billionaire Dad paid to have a song sampled. Billionaire Dad paid to have the studio time.
Ian MalcolmBillionaire Dad paid for the marketing and the tour. Results, mouth breather goy, consumers, spoon-fed Jewish industry plant. And then somebody responded to that one. Also got rhinoplasty and then went on TikTok claiming she didn't. You know, regular Yiddish things. These are the top comments on X.
@malleusigPeople are noticing. So it's like, what happened was Jews, like, oh, we can make anybody popular. We have, like, you know, decades of practice making, you know, black people popular and, like, white people popular. We can do it. Let's try and make Jews popular and, like, sexy. And, like, they just can't do it. It's impossible.
@malleusigIt doesn't matter how much money you throw at the problem. You cannot make... You cannot make them sexy. I'm sorry. Or popular. You can't. Like, you can get, like, one of the ones that are, like, really diluted down, like Scarlett Johansson, but eventually she hits middle age, and those, like, those Ashkenazi, like, that Ashkenazi hip-to-chest ratio takes over, and then it's, like, it's all done.
@malleusigHas anyone seen Scarlett Johansson naked? Like, for real? Like, she looks straight down. There's no hourglass. She's a Roman column. Makes me think of Wynonna Ryder, but she's a thief. What's that?
@yoteofstreetThat makes me think of Wynonna Ryder, but she's a thief. It's like, I don't know. Ben Shapiro's sister, she's got big knockers, but she's kind of Amazon.
@malleusigOne of my favorite things to point out to people is if you watch The Winter Soldier, watch Captain America The Winter Soldier, there is one scene where... Carlyle Johansson hits a bad guy in the face with a wrench and then get a shot of her ass and she walks away but it's not a continuous shot when she turns around it's a it's cut right and so they literally got because it is it is a really really high waist to hip ratio in whoever they got to be her ass double but it is such an obvious ass double and you notice the rest of the movie
@malleusigYou're like, okay, let me check. And you look for one of these scenes where it has her face and her butt in the same shot, and you can't find it. They literally engineered every shot in the movie to either show her face or her butt, but never the two at the same time. And it's because Scarlett Johansson is a good-looking face and does have a decent rack, but does not have the ass that she's been advertised with.
@malleusigAnd I'm looking at these Winter Soldier movie posters.
Ian MalcolmThis is going to get clipped and it's going to be, listen to what the anti-Semites are talking about now.
@malleusigShe's got that Ashkenazi waistline, you know, so it's like, but I'm serious, like, go watch the, there was a movie that came out recently, it was on Netflix or something, about a family on a summer road trip, like through the American Midwest or something. and like they were at a gas station and she was gas station slash hotel and there was a shot of her taking a shower and she was like full frontal naked and you look at you like oh my god like she looks like it looks like yeah it looked like the the body of the guy from like the cross dresser from Silence of the Lambs it was not it was not sexy
Ian MalcolmBut essentially, it's kind of appropriate for this conversation that we're having around Flock because the entire premise is basically that they're building these, I don't even know what you call, they're aircraft carriers that become Star Destroyers from Star Wars that go up in the air and that use facial recognition to basically target all of the dangers, right?
@malleusigAnd they even have- People before they become a risk, that's the whole point.
Ian MalcolmThat's exactly right.
@malleusigIt's all Palantir. The whole point of The Winter Soldier is that these flying aircraft carriers are going to target and preemptively take out from the air everyone who on their social media looks like they're going to become a problem in the next five years.
@ryanwhitman01Well, they've been showing us that in movies for years with The Fast and Furious with the God's Eye, the whole Minority Report. They've been showing us what they're going to do.
@malleusigAnd you know why they do that? Do you know exactly why they do it? So that when they actually do it, anyone that calls it out, they can say, oh no, you just saw that in a movie. Well, yes, I agree with that, but at the same time...
@ryanwhitman01It's in their religion that they have to tell you what they're going to do before they do it, or they can't be absolved of the sin of it.
@malleusigI know, there's that too. And it all works together.
@yoteofstreetYou know, we can't watch our animals. We're not good enough. I saw that once. It was kind of...
@malleusigWhat do you mean you can't watch our animals?
@yoteofstreetI read one of their Talmud thing is like, you can't go, you can't watch their animals. Like, what? We're not good enough to watch the animals? Like, what the fuck? That's kind of insulting. That's bad insulting right there. I don't know. Maybe I'm overthinking it.
@joann_marieLike, what? That's bizarre. Like, what does that mean? Like, we cannot... Like, if we see an animal, we need to, like, come in our eyes?
@yoteofstreetYou can't watch it.
@malleusigYou're not... You can't be trusted to watch our own livestock, I guess? I don't know.
@yoteofstreetVery confusing.
@ryanwhitman01or maybe the fact they see us as animals and we're not trusted to watch over ourselves.
@joann_marieThey are crazy. All right. Let's go to a couple of hands. Dr. Strange, welcome. How are you?
@submission2tHey, JoAnn. Great space as usual. Good to hear your voice and everybody else's, Ian, David, and the rest. I want to take a 10,000-book view I'm sure you guys have all seen Lord of the Rings, right?
@joann_marieYes.
@submission2tYou know, Tolkien's genius was taking an abstract human failing, the hunger for power, and giving it a physical form in a ring. And whoever possesses it gains dominion over others, but the ring eventually consumes It's bearer and destroys his soul, right? And it destroys everything. The human weakness is its greed for power and magnanimity.
@submission2tIt's his downfall. Now, the founding fathers had that same genius. And I love them for that because they knew full well that the hunger for the greed for power, that hunger, can be a nation's downfall and a downfall of the freedom of its people. So they designed a government and our Constitution to protect us from these greedy, power-hungry SOBs.
@submission2tAnd at least since 1913, there's been a consistent effort. There's been a war against the US Constitution by entities that want to usurp power. So whether it's the flock cameras, whether it's the data captures through Alexa, Google, smartphones, or the infamous Patriot Act, it will all be used to control you and give more power to a government entity that we don't trust.
@submission2tSo this is really, I see this as a systematic attack on chipping away the Constitution, destroying the very soul of this country. which our founding fathers put together in one of the most amazing documents over 250 years ago. So just realize that the more power they gain, the more control they have, the less freedom you will have.
@submission2tAnd everything you feed them, it's power. Any data that they capture on you is more power where they can manipulate you in various different ways. I'll give you a simple example, right? And this has happened, right? If they know that you're cheating on somebody, this does happen. Let's say you're cheating on your spouse.
@submission2tThey will use that against you. And they have their instances where they've used it against you to go in and basically make you do something, to essentially use that as a compromising means for you to go do something. So it's a lot... It's not as simple as, oh, it's being used to find criminals and whatever. They've got plenty of other tools to use to find criminals.
@submission2tWhy not focus on taking away the degeneracy in society so people are more upright as opposed to always trying to treat the symptom as opposed to the root cause? I'll end it there, but I hope you guys catch my drift.
@malleusigI mean, honestly, we can deal with that after we actually start enforcing the laws we have. I mean, whatever you define as degeneracy within society, that's an abstract concept. And we can waste money trying to figure out what the hell that means after we lock up the violent criminals that are killing people in broad daylight.
@malleusigI think that would be a reasonable first step. Don't you think, Dr. Strange?
@submission2tI agree. Let's start with the Epstein list. Fantastic.
@malleusigYeah, and that's what I think people are really upset about is that why do we need more crime prevention technology when we're not doing anything about the crimes that we have now? Why are people getting arrested for five minutes for stabbing someone in the face and then being set loose the next day? Why is that happening?
@malleusigI mean, wouldn't that be just as efficient a way to stop crime? to actually put these people in jail than to waste a few billion dollars on putting cameras up everywhere? I think their ROI would be significantly higher on that.
Ian MalcolmWell, the ROI of the return on anti-Semitism seems to certainly brings me peace of mind. I don't know what the...
@malleusigThe return on anti-Semitism has always been a thriving economy and economic gold it is, if you will.
Ian MalcolmYep, and we don't advocate for that in these spaces. We push for just truth and honesty. And if it happens to be critical of Jews, well, then so be it. And it's just because we actually treat people, we treat them fairly. And that means that we both hold them accountable. up for their successes and failures.
Ian Malcolmin an era where they want a two-tiered system, right? So how curious that is. That being said, in the interest of winding down the space the next maybe 10 minutes or so, let's go to TheLastBattle. And then what we'll do is we'll come back up to Steven for some kind of closing remarks on the space. We'll go to our guest speakers up here, or the guest co-hosts, I should say, with JoAnn and David.
Ian MalcolmAnd I saw Tom threw his hand up as well. So why don't we go LastBattle, then Tom, then we will go to Steven, and then David, and then JoAnn.
Speaker 12Sweet. Thank you, Ian. Appreciate it. Great space. Yeah, I've just been reflecting and writing a couple of notes, enjoying the discussion here and just a few things I was thinking through. So one is like the flock is just like it's the visual representation of the surveillance state. It's like pulling people's attention into like a visual object.
Speaker 12But like Snowden already released the fact that they're watching us through our phones and watching your girlfriend undress and Israel and the whole thing, right? We already know that. So this is just like an opportunity to focus the dialogue on the core of the surveillance state. And this happens to be a physical representation.
Speaker 12The other thing I was thinking was, you know, this is like a group of narrative setters. Like these are like people who frame, you know, frame the discussion. It's like one of the most incredible Thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 12in some ways that's like their kryptonite you know it's like everything started within that many of these people are descendants of that like flock cameras that's a bolshevik that is like a police state check everything outlawed you go straight to the gulag like no questions asked like that's what flock camera you know kind of surveillance state uh you know reminds me of and so
Speaker 12I think as narrative setters, I think really leaning into that term, it's such a wonderful pathway for people to begin to explore what we're actually dealing with in the multifaceted surveillance police totalitarian state. People can then on their own time begin to understand it better, but I literally think we should be calling these people Bolsheviks and it's a surveillance state.
Speaker 12And we just drive that narrative and we let them hang themselves with that term because they're already mentioning it, right? Yeah, so those are a couple little thoughts. And then the last one I just wanted to, this was like tiny, but people were mentioning like guns, et cetera, the tools and things. And I've traveled a lot, including in Ukraine and different places and whatever, but I wanted to say that...
Speaker 12you know drones are the new gun and just so like everybody is aware like how once upon a time like guns democratized the use of force and all of a sudden it didn't matter if you were you know a fat old guy if you could like pull a trigger you're just as good as a 20 year old young guy right like that had never happened in history before and it like democratized this form of power and that's what's also happening with drones and so in a sense like
Speaker 12Yes, the police is AI surveillance droning, of which that's already happening. But, you know, there is also, like, you can, like, not you, but say, like, even in Ukraine and or Russia, these guys are doing things from Alibaba parts, right? So we have, like, a democratization of a whole new form of this conflict. And I just wanted to share that as food for thought for people to reflect on it.
Speaker 12Thank you, Ian. Much appreciated. Great space.
Ian MalcolmNo, absolutely. And so I always love when people come up and are so poignant with their wording, their ideas. I thought it was just spot on. And Last Battle, so question for you, because these are the narrative setters. I love that you use that term. Why do you think, given all that we know about the way that they operate, why do you think they're tossing that term around?
Ian MalcolmAnd even we saw Russell Brand mention How he had never, I think he said he was misinformed about the Bolsheviks. And then Elon Musk re-shared that post. I mean, unless they're trying to give us an alley-oop. And I mean, I even actually, I responded to Russell Brand's piece with the little thread that I did on the Bolsheviks.
Ian MalcolmIt got like a half million views. I was like, you guys messed up here. Why do you think they're doing that?
Speaker 12You know, I am so glad I'm not the only one that noticed that because I was like shocked. I was like, what a golden, beautiful opportunity. And I saw it like 15 times in the last week in different places. And so why are they doing it? I think maybe they beat the term like communist to death and it didn't work with Mamdani and they're like scared shitless that what he's doing in New York didn't implode everything.
Speaker 12And they're like, oh my God, socialists didn't work, communists didn't work. The next best thing is Bolshevik. But like maybe they just stepped in it because all of a sudden, like I said, it's the kryptonite. It's like all of a sudden when you start looking at the Bolsheviks, you're like, wait a second. I've been lied to about everything, right?
Speaker 12So anyway, that's where I think like we should all just lean into that like so hard. And they're not going to be able to censor us because they're saying it. So anyway, that's my thought. I have no idea why they're doing it. I think they're crazy.
Ian MalcolmNo, wonderfully stated, and I fully agree. I saw the comment from Russell Brand. It was like, well, this is kind of weird. And perhaps, you know, the interesting thing is I think we're going to see a lot more of whatever that is. And what I mean is whether it's desperation or, you know, if they're merely trying to stay somewhat ahead of the curve and they recognize that the cat's out of the bag, we've made a little bit too much noise on this issue.
Ian MalcolmSo they... They need to give us the hero, right? The problem is the closer their hero gets to the truth, the easier it gets for people to find the way that we've been kind of discussing things. So very well stated there, TheLastBattle. Let's go to Tom, and then we'll check in with Coyote through his hand up, and then we'll go over to Steven.
@transformer444Yeah, thanks, Ian. So with this conversation having to do with the, well, the drones are a very important issue as well, because earlier John mentioned, The fact that apparently a lot of these data centers are dual purpose manufacturing sites as well as data centers. Apparently they're building drones in some of them. I haven't heard that before, but it would make perfect sense because it had occurred to me that the two things, the pairing of the data centers and the AI integrated drones and weapon systems are what these people are banking on in order to have their new Bolshevik or their neo-Bolshevik genocide, as I understand it.
@transformer444And I don't say that as a hyperbolic... Panikin, I say that as someone that's been looking at this very carefully for quite some time, and what TheLastBattle said about the democratization of violence, yes, I don't know, I mean, I think it was in 2025, earlier mid-2025, when I thought that maybe, you know, intelligent people in powerful places might have been listening to the radio show that I was participating in back then, JQ Radio.
@transformer444And I put out the warning that, listen, if there's anybody out there listening in the tunnels or whatever that might have the ear of some of these people that have the ability to call some of the shots that have led to, for example, the war that we're in right now, warn them about the risk of starting a world war when drone parts can be purchased by any DIY genius and put together in their garage.
@transformer444It's no longer a safe time in which to be playing around with these systems. But unfortunately, here we are. And the thing about these guys is they don't have a reverse gear because they're neocons. which I've come to learn is probably just a euphemism for Zionist Jews and Zionists in general, but who knows. And so this whole issue pertaining to the data centers and drone manufacturing, that is, if you live in the United States of America, the greatest threat that you or your loved ones face, as I understand it, I'm sure of this.
@transformer444I mean, this is my point of view, but I'm 100% certain in what I'm saying. And that is the combination of drones paired with all of this surveillance architecture. because it's intended to determine whether or not you are a dissident or this or that or a threat to whatever on a whim they decide to place on a list that's worthy of being killed.
@transformer444And look at the Palantir commercial where they're proudly demonstrating this drone which is intended for assassinations in which it flies around, sticks to someone's forehead and a shape charge goes off much like what may have killed Charlie Kirk resulting in the death of whatever individual they've targeted. So the pairing of
@transformer444These AI data centers and this data aggregation surveillance state technology with drones and the mass manufacturing of them, especially if it's being done in secrets. Now, that's the thing that should worry everybody the most. Now, they have the robotics to be able to do this without necessarily having any patriotic US citizens or normal human beings to witness the manufacturing of technology that could be the end of them.
@transformer444So that is something that has been worrying me a lot for a while, and it should worry everyone. All right, thanks, Ian. I appreciate it, brother. Great space.
Ian MalcolmOf course, Tom. And always so wonderful to have you in here. Anybody who's not, make sure you give Tom a follow. An absolute superstar. Just a wonderful human being. He's got just... TheImmigrationOS by Palantir
@yoteofstreetHe's absolutely correct right there. It's very concerning because, you know, like it's made a lot of mistakes. I guess I did some of the research on that right there, but they're making these things and we're paying for it. But look into that immigration, that's all in one word. So I quoted earlier, it says this and it's out of the, let me see.
@yoteofstreetIt says that Jews may not leave animals in Gentiles' inns as the pagans of that era were suspected of bestiality. I just wanted to clarify in case I had misquoted it earlier. Thank you, and great space.
Ian MalcolmAnd don't watch any animals. I appreciate that, Coyote, because we always want to make sure we are as... Let's say factually accurate as possible because obviously we're going to be accused of all kinds of things. Oh, the conspiracy theorists, they're saying that we can't, they can't babysit our dogs and they're really upset about it, right?
Ian MalcolmWe don't need them kind of portraying us as saying things that are out of pocket. But no, the Talmud certainly has all kinds of crazy things there within some of them.
Ian Malcolmkind of hitting the streets as well as the digital sphere to both make a difference at the macro and then also at the micro level. And so before we go to him, why don't we check in really quickly with JoAnn, get any thoughts that you might've had on the space and we'll go to Steven for some parting words. And then we'll go to David Nietzsche to close things out with some words of optimism, affirmations, and any other kind of philosophical views he might have to infuse in the conversation.
Ian MalcolmSo JoAnn.
@joann_marieYes, can you hear me?
@joann_marieCan you make some room for me?
@yoteofstreetYes, ma'am. Oh, okay. Cool, cool, cool.
@joann_marieAwesome. No, it's such a great space, Ian. So thank you. Thank you so, so much for hosting it. And David, so much for co-hosting it. And everybody, Steven, you were awesome. So great job. This is your first time hosting.
@joann_marieYeah, no, thank you so much for having me. So, I love you guys.
@yoteofstreetDoes he have a new page on X? Like the Malcolm Spaces or something?
@joann_marieOh, yeah, he also has the Malcolm Spaces. I forgot. Danky's just making so many cool things. Yes, it's Malcolm Spaces. It's at Malcolm Spaces. Let me check again. I think it is, but I'll double check. So, yeah, guys, please, please show Dank some love and also follow Ian and David and Coyote, Rabbi and Steven. Everybody in the panel, I love you all.
@joann_marieYou guys are awesome. So, no, thank you so much. And fuck Fluck and all of the surveillance bullshit that they are trying to push on us, including Axion and all of the other ones. So, yeah, that's it. So, no, thank you so much for having me. I love you all.
Ian MalcolmNo, and so much love to the co-hostess with the forevermost is Miss JoAnn. She truly keeps this entire ship on. on the, let's say, between the navigational buoys, as I think it was Alan Jackson who said in a country song. But let's go to Steven, and what we'll actually do, why don't we go to Steven for some thoughts on the space, the subject, and also ways that we might be able to support some of the work that he's involved in.
Ian MalcolmAnd then what we'll do is we'll come back to JoAnn, and JoAnn, maybe we could just get a teaser on what we've got on deck for the next two days. And then, like I said, we'll go to David for some words of wisdom here to close things out.
@resistrabbitWell, thank you so much, Ian and JoAnn. And I especially thank JoAnn because in doing anything involved in whatever I've been doing throughout my career and this, it's been great to have someone who answered my stupid questions about what was going to happen on this and what I could do or not. And just to make this work smoothly, from my end, I'm very busy and also I've never done this before.
@resistrabbitSo I felt very comfortable getting on here and I really appreciate JoAnn. And thank you, Ian, for having someone with almost no followers on to come and tell my story. I very rarely get to feel heard and I felt very heard tonight. And thank you for letting me speak. And also I got to meet My favorite Tom since MySpaceTom.
@resistrabbitSo there's that. So nice to meet you, Tom. I would just tag off what Tom said about the democratization of power that happened with guns. And, you know, if everybody having gun, they could be equal. And going back to the American Revolution and our little Second Amendment, that we all have the right to bear arms. And you can look at the power of social media to democratize news and development and to initially inform the world what was going on with Israel and Gaza.
@resistrabbitAnd Netanyahu's very first thing, besides denying that they killed Charlie Kirk, his next thing was that we don't fight with guns anymore. Our war, our new front of the war is American social media. And the Second Amendment guarantees us the right to keep and bear arms. We are not a free country right now because we do not have the right to free and open social media, even though we're allowed to speak on here.
@resistrabbitIf you were speaking on the wrong subjects, even on X, I don't believe your posts get the distribution that they would otherwise. But especially on Instagram, on TikTok, Eric Warsaw and I can't speak at all. And I know I should go the route that it was suggested to me, which is to make my post on TikTok plain vanilla and then have a pointer to my sub stack or my Instagram or my X or whatever.
@resistrabbitBut I haven't been able to make myself do that.
@resistrabbitWe have the flock thing. I love the idea of turning flock onto the politicians or the decision makers or whatever. And I think there's some cool things to do with that. So my computer, my undergrad is computer science. My computer science brain is going on that. I think there's some cool stuff that we could do. As far as how anybody could help, I've put this scorecard idea out into the world.
@resistrabbitI have a polymath, Egyptian immigrant, US citizen, AI data scientist who is just a wizard getting up the system on how we create scorecards and not just create them, but one of the biggest thing is the data collection of all the races in the United States, the contact information for all the races, and then taking that into a pipeline where we go from issues where we
@resistrabbitemail all of them and tracking with the content management system, collect all the responses and generate these scorecards on real issues across the country. That can be done. There is a little bit of a financial issue with that, but the biggest one for that is the actual thing that we can still do as humans that AI cannot do is that the verification and sanitation of that data
@resistrabbithas to happen by a human in terms of that a lot of these campaigns only have a contact box people don't respond do you have a real contact with the campaign or is it just a public inbox that doesn't get answered all that stuff needs a real human to do it so if anybody's sitting out there and they don't feel like they have a good big voice they don't big audience maybe they live in the middle of nowhere whatever and you're like i'm outclassed by ai here you are not in terms of tracking down campaigns
@resistrabbitSo if anybody would like to work on data in a county, their county, their city, their state, that would be great. If you want to work on nationwide to find all these campaigns and how to contact them, and then the human follow-up that will be needed where AI fails on managing the replies, because it will, that would be great.
@resistrabbitMy focus is Tarrant County and Fort Worth first. then I'm going up to state races and the federal race here and then kind of like filling if you have a collection of glasses all lined up rim to rim and you have 50 of them I would treat those as the 50 states I'm going to fill up my local glass and then the Texas glass and then let the population of these scorecards spread out from there and we need to have that done by
@resistrabbitpreferably August, October 1st, but at least by early voting in October, where we will have the generation capability to generate the scorecards automatically, have them produced, have them published automatically. But there is a real barrier on the data level in finding the campaign information in that. So if anybody would like to get involved with that, obviously, if anybody would like to help,
@resistrabbitFund Advertising to spread scorecards. And I posted a scorecard example, which the last issue will be flock or mass surveillance related for the five issues for the fall. Then do that. I will post my substack for clear rule of law, and there's not a lot of content to it. This is a bucket and it has a lot of early writings you can go read, including the demise of freedom of media.
@resistrabbitthen I would love for people to subscribe to that to follow it so when these scorecards start rolling out that you can use them as a tool to ping local politicians or a lot of you have big accounts you can share one about a race that you care about say you really care about one in Michigan or California or whatever and you think this you know we need to defeat this person and it's a close race you guys can really amplify this tool that we're going to be rolling out
@resistrabbitand that would be crucial because I don't think the algorithm is going to do it for us. It's going to take a lot of people and I'm so fortunate to have spent a weekend with Mr. Warsaw earlier in the year and get to know him on a person-to-person level and someone that is not just a face on X. So I would love to have help spreading those.
@resistrabbitBeyond that, if anybody's interested in starting a local online radio station in Fort Worth, So we can have our own media outlet. I would love to talk about Radio Free Fort Worth and how building localized networks that care about the local community and promote local businesses and local freedom issues and not really talk about politics, just focus on bringing communities together and as opposed to promoting corporations.
@resistrabbitAnd if you do that, you're going to make all those networks to spread other ideas and messaging. And also, you can discriminate based on business type on advertising rates. So you can let the corporations pay for advertising to fund your local community if you do that. So that's a whole nother topic. The assassination of Charlie Kirk is a whole nother topic, but I believe part of freedom for America is justice for Charlie Kirk.
@resistrabbitAnd I'm... I'm enthused that I've started to meet some people that lean pretty far left or whatever, and they 100% see that too, and they believe in the equality of humans. And I believe there are a lot of people that believe that we are all created equal. And if we latch onto that, we latch onto Jesus's second commandment, which isn't in the Ten Commandments of the Torah, is to love your neighbor as yourself.
@resistrabbitAnd then the other one is that if you hear the truth and accept it, the truth will set you free. So I would urge everybody to follow your truth and love your neighbor. And that is one of the biggest localist things, both for your own sanity and to make a better society that rejects the control of overlords. So that's what I have.
@resistrabbitAnd again, Ian, I really appreciate the honor. I was nervous coming into it. And I felt like I was just going to info dump on you guys. Maybe I did. I appreciate the time and the respect, sir.
Ian MalcolmNo, of course. And it was an absolute pleasure. I'm so grateful that we were able to get this on the calendar with you. And I just want to thank everybody, both to our esteemed featured speaker here, as well as to everybody that came up to participate in the panel, to ask questions, to add commentary. The thing I find so encouraging, right, is not only that Steven's out there and that he's talking about these issues on social media in his local community, but that he's actively taking steps to try and make a difference and bring about a change by doing some of this real world activism and trying to get involved at the local level in a way that is meaningfully making an impact each and every day.
Ian MalcolmAnd so, Steven, you are one of the many heroes that we are blessed to be able to share these panels with. and to try and support the work that you're involved with. So everybody make sure that you do check out his page, support where you can, right? And also following the footsteps of him, right? Figure out what you can do in your local community within the confines of what you feel comfortable.
Ian MalcolmAnd I always advocate that because, you know, the people that we're up against, like we said earlier, they've got a lot of power. They have no shame in abusing it. And so we got to be really clever and crafty because we got to keep our people on this intellectual battlefield, right? It doesn't do anybody any good if you are continuously nuked off of the platform and therefore not able to participate in the digital discourse.
Ian MalcolmOr if you're getting yourself arrested because you're acting in a way that is, let's say, flagrantly offensive, right? We need to be very smart, very critical in how we approach this problem because otherwise they're just going to take us off the battlefield. And whether it's people like Steven or Christopher Wood, They were peacefully discussing these issues in any capacity they were able to.
Ian MalcolmAnd so we, of course, we will always not only support and celebrate, but also congratulate people that are willing to do that. Now, that being said, before we go to David for those final words, Ms. JoAnn, I know we've got some exciting conversations coming up the next two days. You want to give everybody a quick walkthrough?
@joann_marieYes, I posted them in the Jumbotron and the Carol store continues. So on August 26, we have Steak Your Turf with Canary Mine. I love Karen. She is one of the greatest people in this app. So yeah, guys, do check her out. And on August 27, we have Jewish Indian Alliance with Infomaden and a couple of other guest speakers.
@joann_marieSo yeah, I'm really excited for that. And yeah, Yeah, no, excellent space. And I hope to see you all in TruthTeller when he opens. So thank you so much for having me, Ian, and that and everybody, all of the speakers and all of the listeners. So I love you all. Thank you.
Ian MalcolmSo much love, JoAnn. And a big shout out to Allegedly Dank, who is a... He's not allegedly a hero, he is a hero, and he's been helping to put all this content out there, not only via Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rumble. Please do stop by if you have those applications, you utilize them. It's the exact same handle, just IanMalcolm84 on all three of those platforms.
Ian MalcolmFeel free, just give it a... Give it a like, give it a subscribe. Whatever it is that you do across any of those, send it to a friend, send it to your family. Just try to share the content, right? Increase the virality of it. And also, of course, like JoAnn was mentioning, on the now unbanned, it was previously, we were not able to type in malcolm84.com on X.
Ian MalcolmIt would get locked up and say you had to retry post and it would just give you a loop endlessly. And for... Some unknown reason, it is now working once more on Axe. So you can now utilize that website here, but you'd also access it, of course, independent. And on that page, he's basically taking all these conversations, categorizing them.
Ian MalcolmSo you can go through, you can sort, you can search, you can pull up all of the prior conversations, all of them segmented in a way that's just trying to make the information more accessible and more helpful to anybody and everybody. So that's out there. Also, I know it was mentioned, but the Malcolm's Faces piece, I'll put one up into the nest.
Ian MalcolmPlease give that handle a follow, give it a share, a like, a comment, a bookmark, whatever it is. Danks AI is taking little snippets. It'll take... One from this space, for example. It'll put that into a little video. It'll share that on the timeline along with the link directly to the space, right? All of these things, just ways that his AI brilliance is figuring out new ways to try and bring about easier access to these conversations in a way that is either off platform and or on the platform but in short form.
Ian MalcolmI just want to give immense thanks
Ian MalcolmNot just to the co-hostess with the mostest, Ms. JoAnn, to the incomparable David Nietzsche for being here, to our wonderful guest speaker with Steven Lawrence, but also to Allegedly Dank for all that he has done trying to magnify our little voices in any way that he's been able to. So, so many thanks, so much love to him.
Ian MalcolmI saw Steven put his hand back up. Why don't we go there, and then we'll turn the torch right over to Mr. Nietzsche.
@resistrabbitThank you so much. Just one thing, I posted the clear rule of law substack. And the reason I do that, as opposed to say, follow the X or my Instagram or whatever, is that on Substack, if you have a Substack, you own your contact list, you can back up all your data, and you could instantly flip that over to Ghost or any other open source platform if Substack were to get acquired and they started doing censorship, which they have been great.
@resistrabbitThey do not censor us. They do not shadow ban us. you can share things it is it is awesome but that is not guaranteed they could be acquired at any moment x could go down uh instagram go down one of the things you should stress test is how can you get a hold of your following if you're if you get banned from the account or from the platform or the platform itself gets shut down or just gets complete you're completely shadow banned which we're not completely yet uh but that could happen at any point so
@resistrabbitCreate your own Substack or other independently owned platform to get as many people that actually care and want to be involved if something happens. Build your personal network that you can contact via regular email and then get people's phone numbers and other ways to get in contact with them if you really need them.
@resistrabbitBut if anybody would go subscribe to my Substack, it is free. I don't post a lot of stuff, but we will start rolling out scorecards in the fall. And if you want a way to get in contact or If you participate in promoting a specific scorecard for a race, then that would be great. And if you have a race that you really want to pay attention to, the best way to help is help get the information on how to get a hold of those campaigns to get a response, because it is 100% neutral, except we have our issues.
@resistrabbitAnd if you do what we want or are willing to commit in writing, we will report accurately what you did, whether we like you or not. Thank you again, and sorry for the extra add-on, but if anybody would go subscribe to that, you will be most likely guaranteed to be in the loop if something happens on X or it's otherwise difficult to communicate.
Ian MalcolmNo, a great comment there, Steven. And speaking of, I saw Sam Parker shared a post. He has gained a couple hundred followers over the last two months on X, and in the same time, Setup started, launched, and has received 13,000 new followers on Facebook, right? And so obviously this app is clearly broken. And I know a lot of people have commented on this and I've gone on ad nauseum about it, so I won't again, but it's safe to say that they are not going, and I really think that this is the case.
Ian MalcolmIt's not just that they don't want people seeing our content, right? And so they try to detach our followers and all those things. The thing that they're equally scared about is the idea of
Ian MalcolmAnd so, therefore, they cannot allow us to be perceived as valuable voices in this public square, right? So, in addition to disconnecting the people that are actually trying to read what we think, right, they also don't want us having the ability to, let's say, the cachet of being perceived as being an influential voice in this narrative, right?
Ian MalcolmTry to figure out those alternative networks. That's why I'm extremely grateful for everything that Dank did, all the ways that he's porting the content elsewhere. Whatever we can do to spread the message, that is the critical piece of this puzzle. And so with that being said, I'm going to turn things over to Mr. Nietzsche for those final words.
Ian MalcolmBut before I do, as always, I just want to wish everybody out there certainly a good morning, good afternoon, a good evening, a good night, wherever you might be in the world. Certainly tune in. for Mr. Truth Teller's space when he does open that. I'm sure it'll be in the next maybe 15 to 30 minutes or so. Give him some support, one of the absolute best on this application.
Ian MalcolmBut as always, as well, I just want to wish everybody certainly God bless for everything that you are. Godspeed for everything that we are going to be accomplishing. I sincerely know, I don't just believe, I know with every fiber of my being that we are going to win. We have. Our people have continuously won. And I know that because there's this 109 number that I keep seeing everywhere, right?
Ian MalcolmSo we know how this game will win out. So have that confidence and that conviction, not in hate, not in animus, not for violence, not for any of that, but just the knowledge that we are going to win because the moment we have lost, it's that old quote. I think it was Henry Ford. Whether a man thinks he can or he can't, he's right either way.
Ian MalcolmSo let's know with certainty that we can, that we will, and that will be a beautiful future when we arrive there together. So with that being said, let me turn things over to Mr. David Nietzsche, the incomparable, the man of few words at times that always says more than I could possibly illustrate. I think it's that old Mark Twain comment, right?
Ian MalcolmIf I had more time, I'd have written a shorter note. David can say the most poignant and meaningful comments with just a couple words. and then can simultaneously turn around and provide a just soliloquy that can just, it absolutely dazzles me. So I'm always so humbled when he's here with us, absolute mastermind on this app and one of my favorite people to listen to.
Ian MalcolmSo Mr. Nietzsche, thoughts on the space, on where we're going and on how we're gonna do.
@nietzsche258918Well, I love the space and you know, the most underrated quality about all your guests, including Steven, is sincerity. You know, we only have one freedom. And when people have a niche where they focus on some or another rights, remember all of your rights extend from your one freedom. Why do you have but one freedom? Because you have one body and one mind.
@nietzsche258918And so the people that deign to control you, when they want to take away your rights or infringe upon them, ultimately they're after dominion over you. And what do we call that? Slavery. You know, Ian, I'm reminded of, there's this great scene in The Godfather where Michael Corleone is supposed to give a lot of cash to Hyman Roth to help them exploit people under the Somoza regime in Cuba, and he sees a guy sacrifice himself, and he said, you know, that guy just sacrificed himself, and someone said, so what?
@nietzsche258918And he said, so what? And he said, that means they can win. But the difference here is the only sacrifice that we all need to make is to speak the truth. Do what Steven does. Do what you can. Think about what it is that's in your wheelhouse and also learn. Really take the time to reflect and feel solidarity with your brothers and sisters.
@nietzsche258918The thing, if there is no honor or real solidarity among thieves, we know this to be true. We know that all we have to do is show up and we win. And that is what is happening. I feel this really is the dawn before the day. And as I've said before, you can hear one sonorous note before the dawn really arrives and that's one bird and then another one and another one.
@nietzsche258918And it's a beautiful symphony of awakening. And that is where we are right now. So I absolutely love it. I feel that solidarity with each and every one of you. and I cannot wait. JoAnn, you're so right. Look at how far we've come in the last six months and the last year and the last year and a half. Unthinkably, we are able to say things and we are heard saying things that we would not have been allowed to say, we would not have been heard saying a year ago, a year and a half ago.
@nietzsche258918So absolutely wonderful space and I look forward to the next one, my friend.