Yes, it is an Insurrection
What else would you call it? Islander #5: https://shop.lotuseaters.com/islander-5/ The Minnesota Uprising: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLws1cnleko
What else would you call it? Islander #5: https://shop.lotuseaters.com/islander-5/ The Minnesota Uprising: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WLws1cnleko
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Left's Loss of Argument
00:04:49
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| Hi folks, how's it going? | |
| Glad I'm not in Minnesota right now, I tell you that. | |
| Like, not only is the weather, it looks bloody abominable, but it's chaos and it's chaos by design. | |
| This has been the architecture of Tim Walz and probably to a lesser extent, Jacob Frey. | |
| And more broadly, the left failing to accept that they've lost the argument on all of this. | |
| Because remember, all of this was done by the democratic process, right? | |
| They decided they would pitch open borders, infinite migration, infinite welfare state, no corruption investigations. | |
| They thought they would pitch the worst form of leftism that is possible to have, one that doesn't recognize that men and women are distinct and different or that nations are distinct and different. | |
| They pitched the most radical form of being a communist and the American people rejected it. | |
| And so the Republicans won the House, Senate, the judiciary, like the presidency, and loads of other smaller tertiary things. | |
| And the Democrats are just not being able to take it. | |
| And instead of accepting, okay, well, that was a bad ploy by us, bad plan, didn't work. | |
| But we do have to accept that, you know, we are states within the United States, we're governors, we're whoever in the United States, and we have to cooperate with the authorities. | |
| They've just decided not to. | |
| And I'm sorry, but I think it's arrived at the point where this is just genuinely an insurrection, right? | |
| It's genuinely an insurrection against the government of the United States because the people running these states just feel that the moral legitimacy of the American government has been completely abandoned and they just don't recognize it. | |
| And so they think that whatever abstract morality they adhere to is more important than following the law or being part of a country with their fellow countrymen. | |
| Now, I'm not saying that Trump and the Republicans have done everything right or anything like that. | |
| What I'm saying is the Republican ideology is pretty orthodox. | |
| The Republicans follow what I would just call sort of standard Americanism, orthodox Americanism. | |
| They believe the sorts of things that 50 years ago were commonly believed by everyone. | |
| And this is why Donald Trump and most of the Republican Party he has close around him, or at least a large number of them, were all former Democrats. | |
| There's a reason that Tulsi Gabbard, Trump himself, RFK, blah, blah, blah. | |
| The list goes on, were all former Democrats because Donald Trump has the basic policies of Bill Clinton. | |
| Nothing actually very unusual about the things that Donald Trump was asking for 50 years ago, 30 years ago even. | |
| It's not that difficult to comprehend from the perspective of, I think, the average person and also the average person elsewhere. | |
| You look in and go, okay, well, this seems just fairly stock and trade Americanism, right? | |
| There's nothing very radical about it. | |
| It's very cut and dried 20th century American ideology. | |
| And so why are they revolting? | |
| Well, it's because, it's not because the Republicans have changed. | |
| The Republicans, if anything, have moderated. | |
| And there's a wing of the sort of the paleo-conservative Republicans who are like, oh my God, we're basically the Democrats now. | |
| We basically believe all of the things the Democrats believe. | |
| I mean, the Republicans fucking love MLK these days. | |
| And it's like, but MLK was a radical communist. | |
| Why would you love that guy? | |
| Like, what is there to love about MLK? | |
| It's literally just the Republicans don't want to judge people on the color of their skin. | |
| And that's literally the depth of the Republican involvement with MLK because it's something they broadly agree with. | |
| They're in favor of meritocracy. | |
| But they are also in favor of Americans having a country. | |
| And that means that they are essentially on an irreconcilable collision course with the Democrats. | |
| Because the Democrats, whether they realize it or not, have completely imbibed and been captured by this most radical form of leftism. | |
| And what this means is that the Democrats just cannot accept a Republican victory. | |
| They can't accept it. | |
| For them, this is existential, right? | |
| It's existential if they don't have it so that it's their way all the time. | |
| And if you get the basic bitch Republicanism from 30 years ago in charge, then their utopia, their John Lennon's imagine, all comes crashing down. | |
| And so you're going to get this kind of political extremism that you're seeing from the Democrats now. | |
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Existential Democratic War
00:14:50
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| So we're going to talk about it and we'll go through some of the details because it just seems clear as day that this is an actual insurrection to me. | |
| It seems clear as day. | |
| But before we go on, Islander 5 is available, link in the description. | |
| And the reason I'm bringing it up this early is because there are a bunch of people from America who have messaged me saying, is Islander 5 out of stock in the American store? | |
| And it was out of stock in the American store. | |
| We always keep sort of a reserve of a few hundred just to make sure that if there are any problems, but we haven't had any problems with this one. | |
| So we've increased the number that you are allowed to buy out of the reserve. | |
| So you can actually, if you're in the United States, get a copy. | |
| I believe there are still some copies left for Europe and the rest of the world as well. | |
| So do follow that link. | |
| Anyway, so obviously there was the shooting today, or yesterday it would be now, which is terrible, right? | |
| It's always terrible when someone gets shot, especially as I can't help but notice that the people who are getting in the way of ICE don't really represent the Somali community, right? | |
| They're not themselves Somalians. | |
| They're mostly whites, middle-class, middle-American types, just people with jobs. | |
| Obviously, very left-wing, but people with jobs who are fully integrated into the system, who work, who pay their taxes, who are just completely normal. | |
| I mean, I can't remember the guy's first name, Pretty, was a nurse. | |
| You know, he's just completely normal. | |
| And the other woman good the other day, she was a mum, but, you know, completely normal. | |
| Well, apart from the fact she was a lesbian, but you know what I mean. | |
| Like, like as in, that's not the norm for people, but not saying, I'm not trying to say there's anything wrong with YouTube. | |
| What I'm saying is it's just not the average. | |
| But the point is, they're not people who are unhappy with the system because it's not serving them, right? | |
| They're a part of the system. | |
| This is normal to them. | |
| They are law-abiding people. | |
| And so they have decided to go out and fight ICE on the premise that ICE wants to deport Somalians. | |
| Now, what a preposterous reason to go out. | |
| And I saw one the other day. | |
| In fact, it was yesterday. | |
| Or was it today? | |
| But some libbed hard white woman who's putting on her baby carrier. | |
| And she's like, I've got to go out and fight for the Somalians. | |
| She doesn't say it like that, but that's what she's talking about. | |
| Because my baby is no more important than anyone else's. | |
| And she puts this baby in a bag and then goes out to protest. | |
| And it's like, I mean, what a demented worldview. | |
| My child is no more important than anyone else's. | |
| Well, to who? | |
| To who is your child important is the question. | |
| And the answer should be you, obviously. | |
| But this is the demented worldview of these radical left-wingers. | |
| They are genuinely preposterous in their beliefs. | |
| But anyway, the shooting here took place at 2614 Nicolette in Minneapolis. | |
| Here's a list of the businesses. | |
| Yeah, it's, as Mimetic Sivius Sisyphus is saying here, you can't show a random video from the streets of Minneapolis without capturing a seven-figure Somali fraud operation, because that's really what all of this was based in. | |
| The Somali community in Minnesota, in Minneapolis in particular, but also elsewhere, is conducting, honestly, quite legendary levels of fraud. | |
| This began, of course, with the daycare centers, the learing centers, where there were no kids there and you couldn't check a child in to go to the daycare center. | |
| They, in fact, didn't want you on the property at all, which, and I've got four kids. | |
| I've taken them to daycare centers. | |
| You go in there, you can always hear in the background, me, and teachers and children, you know, desperately teachers trying to keep the peace with kids just running around playing and just doing whatever they do, right? | |
| You can always hear that. | |
| And they're usually met by some woman at the desk and she's like, hi, how can I help you? | |
| And you're like, yeah, hi. | |
| I'm looking for a, we call them nurseries, but daycare center, whatever you want to call it, for my, for my children. | |
| And they'll be like, oh, right, yeah, okay. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You know, and they'll start giving you information, right? | |
| They won't be like, no, you cannot come. | |
| Please leave. | |
| You know, like, that's not how they act. | |
| Like, the whole thing is a giant fraud network, frankly. | |
| It's obvious. | |
| And this has been proven. | |
| We've talked about this in other videos, so I'm not going to labor the point. | |
| But the point being is now these mild-mannered, in all other ways, mostly white, middle-class extremist libtards have decided they're going to come out and fight for this corruption, right? | |
| I mean, this is a level of ridiculousness that you're honestly, you've got to kind of be like, okay, these people are mad, genuinely mad. | |
| They're getting absolutely rinsed, completely rinsed for billions of dollars. | |
| Their taxes are higher than they ought to be because of the amount of fraud that the Somalis are committing in their state, in their city. | |
| And yet, when the law, the people who are trying to enforce the law, are like, oh, guys, maybe defrauding the people in your state isn't a good thing. | |
| This radical fringe of Minnesotans has decided to come out and go, no, the fraud isn't just acceptable. | |
| It is necessary. | |
| And if you try to stop the fraud, we are going to come down on you as hard as we can. | |
| We are going to physically put ourselves in harm's way in order to stop you from stopping the fraud. | |
| And that's like, right. | |
| I mean, you are just mental. | |
| I mean, what can be done to help those sorts of people? | |
| Like, how can you justify to someone else on the terms that aren't Trump is a Nazi and he's deporting people of color, right? | |
| That's it. | |
| This is all it comes down to. | |
| Now, deportations, it's worth remembering, isn't pushing people into gas chambers or something. | |
| It's sending them to their countries of origin where they were born and raised and eventually moved over to scam you, right? | |
| It's not sending them to hell. | |
| It's sending them to a place where they have come from and have family currently living. | |
| So deportations isn't really a punishment to these people. | |
| And in fact, in many ways, deportations is then getting off very, very lightly because saying, right, okay, oh, we've caught you stealing all this money or whatever. | |
| You get to go home doesn't sound like much of a punishment to me. | |
| And I would be well up for much more harsh punishments for these sorts of people. | |
| But what do I know? | |
| Anyway, yeah, so the Somali fraud networks are just, I mean, it's just for billions, billions of dollars. | |
| Like, it's so much money. | |
| But just to be clear, I don't know what's happened with Pretty and the shooting there. | |
| I don't know. | |
| You know, there's a lot of people on Twitter currently arguing, and it doesn't look good, I've got to be honest. | |
| And if something was an accident or if an ICE agent did make a genuine mistake and they are in the wrong, then I just want to be clear. | |
| I think that they should follow whatever the due process for that is and be punished appropriately. | |
| Because one thing I think the right needs to remember is while we are fighting an existential war against the left, literally, in this case, any kind of border and any kind of border enforcement is heretical to the worldview. | |
| While we are in this existential war, we have to understand that it is not, it is being played out in front of the world and it is being played out in front of your voters. | |
| Like, so if you do something wrong, the left will bludgeon you with that all day, and you've got the midterms coming up. | |
| So you don't actually need massive PR problems like that, especially when you're actually doing the right thing, which is enforcing the laws, just stopping people from defrauding you and illegally taking over your country. | |
| So if, and ICE are not perfect, right? | |
| They're just normal people doing a job. | |
| They're just regular human beings doing a job. | |
| And if one of them makes a mistake that doesn't invalidate the entire organization, what that means is in every large organization, you are going to get a couple of people who are either bad people or make mistakes, and you need to take appropriate action. | |
| Just because the left are like, oh, we hate that guy, doesn't mean you have to take them and say, right, okay, well, we have to love this guy now. | |
| You shouldn't value yourself and your agencies, your organizations based on the standards of the left. | |
| Because remember, these people are fucking nuts. | |
| So try not to just react to what they do. | |
| I realize that this is going to go, this is going to be me shouting into a windstorm, right? | |
| And no one's going to listen and nothing will change. | |
| But I just want to out there that this was my opinion. | |
| And this was what I thought on it. | |
| I mean, yeah, as someone pointed out in the chat, well, the guy got himself into a dangerous situation. | |
| Yeah, I know. | |
| What are you doing? | |
| You know, what are you doing out protesting the lawful enforcement of the laws? | |
| Like, sorry, you're there like, no, no, no, not my Somalians. | |
| Well, where are the Somalians? | |
| Well, they're not here. | |
| They're at home scamming us. | |
| You know, in their massive mansions with their Lamborghinis. | |
| Like, you know, like, not my scammers. | |
| And it's like, okay, you are, you're all basically mad and you're putting yourselves in harm's way. | |
| But again, that doesn't mean you have to use them as the standard. | |
| Anyway, so Tim Walz, I think, is the person responsible for jinning this up. | |
| And I think that there was an interview with Eno Powell in like 1967 where Jonathan Miller, a journalist, said to him, look, you're causing all this trouble with immigration, about immigration, because you are using the charisma of your office to, I can't remember exactly, like instigate in some way. | |
| I can't remember the exact frame, words he used, but to essentially put it in people's minds that a person in a position of authority has said, look, you should be approaching this in this direction, in this way, and therefore people will, because the charisma of the office is influential and powerful. | |
| And that's what Tim Walz is doing here, right? | |
| I mean, this is quite matter. | |
| This is from January the 8th. | |
| I mean, but the thing is, right? | |
| Tim's been saying for a long time, oh, we're not going to cooperate. | |
| I mean, at one point, he said he was going to instigate the National Guard against us, the National Guard of Minnesota against ICE, which is like, okay, how is that not an insurrection? | |
| Like, ICE is a federal agency. | |
| You don't just get to do that, actually. | |
| But we'll listen to this. | |
| When things look really bleak, it was Minnesota first that held that line for the nation on that July 3rd, 1863. | |
| And I think now we may be in that moment that the nation's looking to us to hold the line on democracy. | |
| Right. | |
| So he's invoking the civil war in America and saying, I think it might be up to us to do that again. | |
| It's like, right. | |
| If you're thinking in terms of the charisma of the office, the state governor telling Minnesotans, by the way, guys, we're in a civil war against the federal government. | |
| I mean, that seems irresponsible, doesn't it? | |
| Like, that's fucking nuts, isn't it? | |
| That's mad. | |
| Why would you say that? | |
| And I love that he's standing behind the Minnesotan Somali flag as well, because remember, they changed their flag recently to look like the flag of Somalia. | |
| Why would he say this? | |
| Why would he say this if he himself wasn't at least morally, intentionally in basically an uprising against Donald Trump? | |
| He knows that there are going to be many thousands of extremist libtards like himself who will hear that and say, you're right. | |
| I need to be primed for war. | |
| I need to be primed for the civil war that clearly Tim Walz views himself as fighting. | |
| And then this was on the 15th. | |
| This was literally the same day. | |
| He was like, I'm making a direct appeal to the president. | |
| Let's turn the temperature down. | |
| Let's stop this campaign of retribution. | |
| This is not who we are. | |
| An appeal to Minnesotans. | |
| I know this is scary. | |
| We can and must speak out loudly, urgently, but also peacefully. | |
| We cannot fan the flames of chaos. | |
| That's what he wants. | |
| I mean, that seems to be what you want. | |
| You're the one who has been urging people to get on the street and resist. | |
| You're the one who has been calling them fascists and Nazis for months now. | |
| Like, you've been doing this non-stop. | |
| And to think that you can't, you don't know what your own rhetoric means is mad. | |
| Like, sorry, mate. | |
| I think you know that what you are doing when you call them a fascist is saying they're not legitimate. | |
| They will never be on our side. | |
| And we have a duty to defeat them. | |
| Like, at any cost, in fact. | |
| This is what you are saying when you call them fascists. | |
| And it's just not, it's just not true. | |
| It's just not fair. | |
| And it's just not healthy to stigmatize not only your fellow countrymen as being fascists when they're clearly not, but also when it's the elected government of your country. | |
| Like, you are getting people hurt with this kind of rhetoric. | |
| And then to be like, well, I want to turn it down. | |
| I mean, just the irony of it is just remarkable. | |
| Because, I mean, like, here he is at his own mansion. | |
| I think this is governor's mansion. | |
| Saying, look, no, we have to resist. | |
| And don't get me wrong. | |
| He's not saying pick up arms and shoot them, but he knows what he's doing. | |
| Oftentimes talk about this, and I know people are discussing this a lot. | |
| I spent a lot of time with John Lewis on non-violent resistance. | |
| The resistance matters. | |
| We're not telling people to be silent, but we're not telling people to go out and cause problems. | |
| We're going to cause good trouble. | |
| We're going to cause good trouble. | |
| Okay. | |
| But the federal government has an obligation to enforce the federal laws, to make sure that they're enforced, right? | |
| And Board of Security and anti-fraud are among those. | |
| And what you are saying is you don't recognize the legitimacy of the government in actually doing the things that it is mandated, chartered to do. | |
| It's like, sorry, mate, you are leading the insurrection here. | |
| You are, in your demented libtard mind, completely culpable for all of the things that are happening here. | |
| And you've said, bully the shit out of Trump. | |
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Libtard Rhetoric and Deportations
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| It's like, what do you mean? | |
| You know, what do you mean? | |
| And this is just, this is from November the 29th, right? | |
| With Trump is focused on pitting people against each other. | |
| It's like, sorry, what do you think you've been saying up until this point? | |
| Like, there's no getting away from your own rhetoric on this, Tim. | |
| Your own rhetoric has been just utterly inappropriate, right? | |
| Utterly, utterly inappropriate. | |
| And of course, Frey is the same. | |
| I mean, he says, you know, I'm not going to cooperate with ICE and then start speaking Somalian mid-speech. | |
| It's like, right, okay. | |
| So what you're saying is the illegals who have come to your country and are defrauding you for billions are the clients of Jacob Frey, the mayor of Minneapolis. | |
| So they are in, he is invested in them carrying on doing what they do. | |
| Otherwise, he'd be like, well, hang on a second. | |
| Obviously, if they're illegals, if I was a law-abiding man, I'd be like, well, yes, someone who has broken the law should face punishment, should face justice. | |
| And if breaking the law and entering the country, which seems like a big deal because you don't know who those people are, they could be, I mean, there were literally 10,000 convicted murderers who illegally entered the US under Joe Biden. | |
| Like, that's an army of convicted murderers who entered the United States illegally under Biden. | |
| And under Trump, they finally got the border shut. | |
| And now, what are ICE doing? | |
| Getting rid of these people. | |
| Like, getting rid. | |
| I mean, there was a video. | |
| Again, I wish I included for this. | |
| There was a video of these ICE agents driving by some women, obviously, some mums, who are like, oh, you know, Tim Wolse and Jacob Frey have got me out here being a ridiculous, like, middle-class insurrectionary. | |
| And the ICE agent's like, look, we're here to collect a child molester or a convicted rapist or whatever it was. | |
| And it was just like, don't you think it would be good for them to get that guy? | |
| It's like, no, we have decided any amount of cooperation with the United States government is tantamount to essentially being a heretic, right? | |
| It's tantamount to essentially breaking our religious vows of being insane extremist libtards. | |
| And we will oppose this. | |
| It doesn't matter. | |
| Like the fraud, they view the fraud as a form of social justice, right? | |
| That's the thing. | |
| They view themselves getting scammed as a form of social justice. | |
| And moreover, it's very likely that Frey and Wals are in on it. | |
| And I can't prove this, by the way. | |
| I haven't got a direct paper trail, but I just can't imagine if it's not the ideology, what other possible reason could there be? | |
| I mean, why would you be? | |
| Why wouldn't you be like, well, yeah, obviously, if there are criminals around? | |
| And this is something that comes up all the time in the grooming gang debate in Britain. | |
| Like, every now and again, the Muslim community, like, there'll be, you know, every five years or something, they'll be like, ah, look at this. | |
| We've got a white grooming gang. | |
| What do you think now? | |
| Arrest them? | |
| Put them in jail? | |
| Why aren't you saying that about the Muslim grooming gangs? | |
| Like, obviously, put them in jail. | |
| I mean, I'm in favor of the death penalty. | |
| So, you know, don't ask me what I want done with them. | |
| But why is it that you think that this is team sport, right? | |
| You think, oh, oh, white guys. | |
| Oh, well, I'm white. | |
| Well, well, you know, I can't possibly want those guys punished. | |
| No, I'm for the law here, right? | |
| I'm for well-governed, well-ordered communities and country. | |
| So, yes, if there are white people doing something wrong, by all means, punish them. | |
| But by the same token, there are loads of Somalians doing something wrong. | |
| Why aren't you in favor of punishing them? | |
| I'm not saying punish Somalians who aren't doing anything wrong. | |
| You know, that couple of dozen or whatever. | |
| Like, you know, I'm sure, you know, don't punish the ones who are doing nothing wrong. | |
| It's just that the rot seems endemic in Minnesota, particularly in Minneapolis. | |
| The rot seems to be not only endemic, but corrupting from the very bottom right to the very top. | |
| And I very much suspect that an investigation into all of this will reveal all of this. | |
| I mean, getting back to Tim Walz and the extremity of the rhetoric, right? | |
| This is a video he put out on the 15th of January. | |
| Well, watch this. | |
| Watch some of this anyway. | |
| Because it is just a declaration of war. | |
| ICE agents are going door to door, ordering people to point out where their neighbors of color live. | |
| They're pulling over people indiscriminately, including U.S. citizens, and demanding to see their papers. | |
| And at grocery stores, at bus stops, even at our schools, they're breaking windows, dragging pregnant women down the street, just plain grabbing Minnesotans and shoving them into unmarked vans. | |
| Right. | |
| So he is describing them as the Gestapo, right? | |
| He is describing them as Hitler's Gestapo. | |
| What kind of response is that meant to evoke from Minnesotans? | |
| How is that not incitement to make Minnesotans physically fight ICE? | |
| And notice how he distinguishes your neighbors of color, okay, and even U.S. citizens, right? | |
| So what you're saying is a lot of the neighbors of color are not U.S. citizens, and therefore ICE is lawfully deporting them because they shouldn't be in the country. | |
| So ICE here has actually got the mandate. | |
| And Tim Walz, being an insane communist Libtard revolutionary, is trying to get them hurt. | |
| He is trying to make the people of Minnesota actually fight them with this rhetoric. | |
| There's no other logical inference you can take from what he's saying here. | |
| What are you supposed to take from this? | |
| If you're some, you know, woke Libtard who works in a bookshop or something selling, you know, the Ibram X Kendi or Robin D'Angelo or whatever, what are you meant to take from this? | |
| Other than, oh, right, we're under Nazi occupation and they're just kicking down the doors and finding any brown person they can, whether they're a citizen or not, and just deporting them, right? | |
| What else would you take from what he said there? | |
| This is deeply irresponsible rhetoric on the part of Wolse. | |
| The charisma of his office puts him in a position where he needs to be much more responsible with what he's saying. | |
| We'll listen to a bit more because it's not the end there. | |
| Kidnapping innocent people with no warning and no due process. | |
| Let's be very, very clear. | |
| This long ago stopped being a matter of immigration enforcement. | |
| Instead, it's a campaign of organized brutality against the people of Minnesota by our own federal government. | |
| Last week, that campaign claimed the life of Renee Nicole Good. | |
| Yeah, because she was out there causing trouble for a federal law enforcement agency that she shouldn't have been causing. | |
| Right. | |
| And it's your rhetoric that got her into the streets. | |
| You put her in that line of fire, Tim. | |
| We've all watched the video. | |
| We've all seen what happened. | |
| And yet, instead of conducting an impartial investigation so we can hold accountable the officer responsible for Renee's death, the Trump administration is devoting the full power of the federal government to finding an excuse to attack the victim and her family. | |
| Right. | |
| So what's the Libtard mum from Minnesota taking from this when she's doing her dishes, watching Tim Wolse's speech on her iPad? | |
| Trump is a Nazi and he's just killing people at random. | |
| That's what they're taking from this. | |
| For them, this is genuinely the world in which they live. | |
| Remember, their only perception of the world is through their sensory apparatus. | |
| And all they watch is libtard nonsense. | |
| And then you've got the governor of the state saying, yeah, basically Trump's a Nazi and he's going to murder you in the street. | |
| And there's nothing more think of it than that. | |
| There's nothing more. | |
| And the thing is, the guy who shot Rinnie Good, he's going to get off. | |
| Like, he is going to get off because, I mean, A, he had internal bleeding, so he's obviously injured from the impact from the car. | |
| And it's not reasonable for him to know in advance of what her intentions are, right? | |
| For some reason, again, you cooperate with law enforcement, right? | |
| Whenever you're interacting with the police, they tell you to do something, just do it. | |
| And if they do something wrong, you sue them afterwards and you get a nice payout afterwards, right? | |
| You don't fight with them because then they have a mandate to bring the disorder to a stop, right? | |
| And that's like you're just not entitled to just be cavalier about these things. | |
| And this, again, highly irresponsible framing from Waltz essentially suggests that the US government and ICE deliberately murdered her, wanted her dead. | |
| And it's going to be the same with whatever happened today. | |
| Like I said, I don't know what the story with Pretty is, but like they're going to frame it as if this is part of the plan, getting just innocent bystanders killed. | |
| It's like, no, you've made innocent bystanders think that they need to physically fight with law enforcement. | |
| Like you are getting them to fight a federal institution. | |
| Like physically. | |
| That's, again, mad. | |
| And I just don't see how that isn't a form of insurrection. | |
| Right. | |
| We'll get to exactly the law shortly. | |
| Right. | |
| So anyway, you've got Tim Walz tweeted about this. | |
| Obviously, another horrific shooting by federal agents this morning. | |
| Minnesota has had it. | |
| This is sickening. | |
| The president must end this operation. | |
| Pull the thousands of violent, untrained officers out of Minnesota now. | |
| It's like, or, Tim, or stop inciting people in Minnesota to fight with armed men who have a lawful duty to remove illegals and criminals from your community. | |
| Like, like, this is. | |
| You, and again, this just sounds insurrection-y, doesn't it? | |
| Right, no, you, you must do this. | |
| Why? | |
| Stop encouraging people to put themselves in harm's way. | |
| Like, this is you essentially demanding. | |
| I mean, essentially what you're saying is the authority of the federal government doesn't apply to Minnesota. | |
| And again, can't see what else you'd describe that as other than an insurrection, right? | |
| Like, this seems like secessionist talk, just saying, mate. | |
| Anyway, it's from all of them, right? | |
| From all of them. | |
| Americans are being killed in the street by our government. | |
| Holy shit, that's such an irresponsible thing to say. | |
| As if, like, they're literally just trained men just walking around. | |
| Oh, look, an American. | |
| Bam. | |
| Like, are you mad? | |
| Like, this is going to get people killed. | |
| Now, Alexander Ocasio-Cortez has already incited attacks in the past. | |
| There was an attack on the concentration camps a few years ago that a guy with a Molotov got shot. | |
| I can't remember what border it was on now, but it was a detention facility for illegals. | |
| And some lunatic, I think it was in his 60s, quite an old chap, attacked one. | |
| And it was because of her rhetoric. | |
| Our constitution is being shredded and our rights are dissolving. | |
| Well, I mean, if you're concerned about the constitution, aren't you concerned about the constitutional provisions for the border security or for anti-fraud regulations or anything like this, right? | |
| None of those things are concerning, but actually it's the getting rid of illegals part that is concerning to these people. | |
| Senate Dems should block ICE funding this week. | |
| Activate the National Guard. | |
| Okay, okay. | |
| So what's the plan? | |
| You're going to, as Tim Waltz has previously said, essentially deploy the National Guard against immigration and customs enforcement. | |
| Like, remember, they don't want immigrations and customs enforcement because their plan is literally to demographically replace American citizens. | |
| We're foreigners, so they get to essentially extract all of the wealth that's remaining in the United States. | |
| And they call this social justice. | |
| So that's the plan. | |
| What else would you say? | |
| And of course, Vance isn't having it, obviously. | |
| Vance is completely. | |
| We'll watch his statement actually because it was quite good towards the end. | |
| I think we'll start about here. | |
| The unrest in Minneapolis. | |
| Well, that's very tough rhetoric from a guy who just quit because his fraudulent activities have been uncovered. | |
| Look, Tim Waltz is a joke. | |
| His entire administration has been a joke. | |
| The idea that he's some sort of freedom fighter, he's not. | |
| He's a guy who has enabled fraud and maybe, in fact, has participated in fraud. | |
| That's what this new assistant attorney general position is going to find out. | |
| I don't care what Tim Waltz says. | |
| I care about getting to the bottom of this fraud for the American people and I care about enforcing the nation's immigration laws. | |
| That's what we're going to stay focused on. | |
| Good for him. | |
| Good on him because that's correct. | |
| I think it's very likely that Wolves and Frey and the Minnesota Democrats generally are benefiting. | |
| I mean, I recall seeing information on Twitter that suggests that the Somalian community donates a lot of money to the Democrats. | |
| Well, where do they get that money? | |
| Well, I'm guessing it was embezzled from the United States government by fraudulent claims. | |
| And so it turns into a kind of money laundering feedback loop. | |
| So there probably is a great deal of fraud that they're involved in. | |
| I'd look forward to the results of that investigation. | |
| But then you have Obama calls on every American to support and draw inspiration from Minneapolis's anti-ICE protests to hold our government accountable. | |
| It's like, right. | |
| So you can see what it is, is the entire infrastructure of the ideology of the left and everything that is captured by it. | |
| So you've got Obama, you've got the Minnesota governor, you've got AOC. | |
| You know the team, right? | |
| The cathedral, as Curtis Jarvin calls it. | |
| You can see the team. | |
| And they're all together. | |
| They all want the end of immigration enforcement, right? | |
| They want the country flooded with immigrants, with illegals, which is why, wasn't it something like how many millions came under Biden? | |
| It was somewhere like five or six million or something. | |
| It came under Biden. | |
| That's why they're in favor of this. | |
| They are in favor of it. | |
| And they understand it in a demographic fashion. | |
| This is them importing new voter bases and essentially driving out the old. | |
| They understand that that's what they're doing to the American people. | |
| And so it's like, right, okay. | |
| And it goes all the way up to Obama, encouraging, irresponsibly encouraging protests everywhere. | |
| Because that's what they're trying to do. | |
| Make everywhere that isn't a Republican stronghold come out and essentially be an insurrectionist state against the federal government. | |
| Because Donald Trump is doing what he said he would do, which is deport illegal immigrants, which is incidentally what Bill Clinton did, what George Bush did, what Obama himself did. | |
| Obama deported millions of illegals. | |
| Like, Trump is doing nothing unusual here. | |
| And yet, and it's all about what I guess we could call, I guess, I can't think of a good word, sort of like magisterium. | |
| You know, where does your moral authority lay? | |
| What's the extent of the moral authority of the president of the United States? | |
| And in previous eras, it was the United States. | |
| It was everywhere, right? | |
| It doesn't matter who gets elected to be ruling in any particular state as the governor. | |
| They all are, I mean, constitutionally speaking, obviously, but morally speaking, under the domain of the president of the United States. | |
| So even if you don't like that president, well, you know, you've got to follow the rules. | |
| It's part of, you know, he's one of our countrymen, whether we like him or not. | |
| We are still bound to one another. | |
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| But the Democrats, having gone so far to the left, having essentially divorced themselves from the base foundations of what it was to be an American, morally, politically, spiritually, have arrived at a position where they're basically French revolutionaries, but really soft ones, and they want to continue the French revolution in America right now. | |
| That's what's happening in Britain. | |
| That's what's happening in Europe. | |
| They think of themselves, that's why they're opposed to Trump in such strident ways. | |
| They think that they're trying to bring about a better world, and they think that better world has no limits to immigration or apparently fraud. | |
| And they are all on the same team. | |
| You can see the structure of it. | |
| Because anyone at any point would say, well, look, I don't agree. | |
| If you were genuinely like a sensible person, you would say, look, I don't agree with Trump's policies. | |
| I didn't vote for Trump, but he is the president. | |
| And there is a lawful and moral agenda that he is pursuing here, which is deporting illegal immigrants. | |
| And it is ending fraud, an obviously entrenched network of fraud that's costing billions. | |
| So you could divorce this out of political discourse, that the left and right battle, you know, where they're going each other, and just say, well, what is the actual problem that needs solving? | |
| And why won't Walls and Frey solve it? | |
| Why is Obama against it? | |
| Like, this is mental and it's unacceptable. | |
| And a person who is not politically invested would be able to agree with what the Republicans are trying to achieve and not with what the Democrats are trying to achieve. | |
| Unlimited immigration and unlimited fraud or only legal immigration and minimal fraud, zero fraud if possible. | |
| Like that is what's actually being offered by both sides. | |
| And all of the rhetoric around it is just window dressing. | |
| So Cam Higby here apparently infiltrated a signal group in Minneapolis that have the sole intention of tracking down federal agents and impeding, assaulting and instructing them. | |
| And this only came out today. | |
| So I haven't spent a huge time looking into this. | |
| But man, this seems to go right to the top. | |
| As Mario points out here, because they've got literally a list of access to everyone in it, all the names, right? | |
| And so a few interesting names come out. | |
| So one of the leaders is Amanda Kohler, a protest organizer and former campaign strategist for Tim Walz. | |
| And there are a bunch of other people who are like a Minnesota Senate state candidate, listed as dispatcher. | |
| But also, Lieutenant Governor Penny Flanagan is one of the admins of the chat. | |
| And she is, of course, an elected official. | |
| So it's just one of those things where it's like, right, how is this not an insurrection? | |
| Like, how is it not that the state government of Minnesota is organizing, even if it's behind the scenes, to confound the federal government in its duty to enforce the law? | |
| Like, how is this not an insurrection exactly? | |
| Because that's just really what it looks like. | |
| Now, if this is all fake news and whatnot, then fair enough. | |
| I'm happy to say, well, look, you know, I can only go on the information that we've got going around on Twitter. | |
| Again, this came out yesterday, but I haven't seen anyone like being like, no, that's false or anything. | |
| So I don't know how else I would characterize it. | |
| These people are fucking nuts. | |
| And they've decided that actually continuing their ideological and financial grift is way more important than actually doing the right thing. | |
| And as Charlie Kirk here pointed out in 2024, Tim Walz has got a history of doing this, right? | |
| He was incredibly permissive over the George Floyd riots. | |
| He's got, you know, insanely radical policies on basically everything. | |
| And as he points out, you try and disguise yourself as a folksy Midwestern moderate. | |
| In reality, you're the white male version of Kamala Harris, radical, inept, undeserving to be in leadership. | |
| So yeah, he's just an insane radical. | |
| His history shows it. | |
| He seems to be directly involved through his staff and local government in an actual conspiracy to sabotage ICE in Minnesota. | |
| And he seems to be directly inciting Minnesotans using the charisma of his office to physically confront them. | |
| And it is getting them killed. | |
| Like, that's, again, sounds like an insurrection to me, as well as being morally abominable. | |
| Like, what a terrible, terrible thing. | |
| And people like, well, you know, employing the National Guard, though, that seems a bit heavy-handed. | |
| Well, I mean, he did that during COVID, didn't he? | |
| Like, here's the National Guard in Minnesota making sure you stay in your fucking house. | |
| I don't really want to hear anything about Trump being authoritarian because he's deporting illegals. | |
| Just to be clear, there's nothing authoritarian about grabbing an illegal, putting them in a van and sending them home. | |
| That's what should happen. | |
| A normal, functional, well-run state deports illegals. | |
| A normal, functional, well-run state doesn't actually lock people in the houses because there's a very virulent strain of the flu going around. | |
| But anyway, the great thing about Hassan, right, Hassan Pika, is that he'll just come out and say what they're actually all thinking, right? | |
| It's not just abolish ICE. | |
| We must punish ICE. | |
| We need to punish the people who enforce the laws of the United States because, of course, they want to get rid of ICE. | |
| The point is the dissolution of the United States through mass immigration. | |
| They know, I mean, he is an immigrant. | |
| They know it. | |
| They say it. | |
| Take them seriously when they say it. | |
| They do not want any kind of structure or order in your country. | |
| They want it gone and they will just say it. | |
| And Tim Walz and Hassan, there's no daylight between their positions. | |
| Hassan agrees with everything that Tim Walz has ever done or ever said. | |
| And the only disagreement you could possibly find between them is that Hassan would say, yeah, okay, it's not radical enough, right? | |
| So Tim Walz wants to go to Hassan's position, but a lot of the time he just finds himself moderating because of his position in reality. | |
| But morally, intellectually, ideologically, there's no light between Hassan and Tim Walz. | |
| And so, I saw this post and this kind of inspired this because I've been watching all this stuff going mental, absolutely mental. | |
| But Christian here is completely correct, by the way. | |
| Two people are dead, and the third has been injured over the last three weeks in Minneapolis alone because leftists cannot accept the idea that the other side gets a say in how this country is governed, even when they lose an election. | |
| And that's what I've been saying all this way through. | |
| They are in a moral insurrection as well as being in a legal and physical insurrection against the federal government. | |
| They genuinely believe they can just do whatever they want. | |
| And if they engage in enough moral outrage and petulant acts of violence, they can force their desired outcome as a fait accompli. | |
| Well, it's always worked for them up until this point, right? | |
| It's always worked for them. | |
| They've never lost a battle, right? | |
| They've always won. | |
| They've always got everything they want, which is why our countries are generally quite radically left-wing. | |
| If you consider the standards of like 100 years ago, we're insane. | |
| We're basically communists. | |
| The amount of tax we have to pay, the amount of abortions that we have, the amount of immigration that we have. | |
| It's insane how left-wing the countries are generally. | |
| And so, why wouldn't they continue with this strategy? | |
| The Very Dangerous for Our Democracy crowd equates literal mob violence to democracy and have constructed this have this constructed a mess physics where they always get to be in charge because they're always on the right side of history. | |
| How can you share a country with these people? | |
| How can we possibly maintain a liberal democratic order with one side that refuses to accept the legitimacy of the other? | |
| We can't, and that's exactly the problem. | |
| They will never accept the legitimacy of the Republican claim to reality, right? | |
| To reality. | |
| And anyway, we covered on the podcast a week ago now. | |
| Ferris just did a really great segment just pointing out that the Insurrection Act, as written, is actually crystal clear, right? | |
| It is actually crystal clear as to whether someone is engaged in insurrection or not. | |
| And you know, I'll play a bit of it just so you can see exactly just how straightforward this is. | |
| The legalese. | |
| I mean, the U.S. Code is pretty clear. | |
| Whenever the president considers that unlawful obstructions, combinations, or assemblages, or rebellion against the authority of the United States make it impractical to enforce the law of the United States in any state by the ordinary course of judicial proceedings, | |
| he may call into service such of the militia of any state, that means the National Guard, and use such of the armed forces, that means the standing army, as he considers necessary to enforce the law. | |
| Could it be clearer? | |
| Trump wants to enforce border laws and anti-fraud laws, laws against fraud, and Walls and Frey are directly standing in the way of that. | |
| That sounds like a fucking insurrection by that standard, does it not? | |
| I mean, how else would you describe it? | |
| Like, what else would you call it when they are literally opposed to the very nature of immigration laws that the president campaigned on, won on, and is now in the middle of trying to actually instantiate? | |
| And this, like, I said, it's a great segment. | |
| Carry on watching it because, like, a link in the description, because first just goes back through history. | |
| It's like, well, actually, the insurrection act has been used a lot. | |
| Like, Bill Clinton used it like three times, man. | |
| Like, these, these are, I can't remember where in the segment he gives the list of it. | |
| But he's got at one point, he brings up the list of previous insurrections, instances in the Insurrection Act. | |
| And it's all through like, you know, the 19th and 20th century that the Insurrection Act has been used. | |
| It's not like it's some, like, oh, well, we're going to have to dust off this old law. | |
| And I mean, it's pretty archaic. | |
| It's weird. | |
| This is beyond our modern settlement. | |
| It's like, well, no, not really. | |
| It's completely usable. | |
| Modern presidents have used it. | |
| And this seems like a great time to use it because it seems to cut and dried that Walls and Frey are in rebellion against the lawful authority of the United States when it comes to imposing immigration laws and border laws. | |
| Again, I don't know how else you would describe this, really. | |
| And then you've got Pam Bondi, who's sending strongly worded letters. | |
| She does say, oh, well, the full weight of federal law enforcement is engaged in Minnesota and we're advancing action on every front. | |
| Walls, Frey, and Ellison have acknowledged receipt of federal grand jury subpoenas. | |
| We've arrested multiple individuals. | |
| Okay, more arrests are coming. | |
| It's like, okay. | |
| But I mean, Trump should be invoking the Insurrection Act, right? | |
| The president gets to decide whether he thinks this state is currently engaged in an insurrection. | |
| There is an organized conspiracy to confound the federal Bureau of ICE and their ability to actually enforce the immigration laws of the United States. | |
| And they've come out repeatedly and said, we will not cooperate. | |
| We will oppose you. | |
| We'll get people out in the streets. | |
| And like I said, they have an organized conspiracy that has just been revealed. | |
| So, sorry, I don't see the rationale for not invoking it, right? | |
| Someone please explain to me why they aren't locking Frey and Walls up for what they're doing here. | |
| And any of the other conspirators, but basically, everyone in that group chat should be locked up. | |
| Basically, everyone involved in that should be locked up. | |
| So, like, what are we doing here, folks? | |
| This is so clearly an insurrection, but I don't know how else you would describe it. | |
| I honestly don't know how else I would describe this. | |
| This is the Minnesotan government taking a small percentage of the population of Minnesota and using them as an insurrectionary tool against the United States government. | |
| And they're not exactly shy about the moral agenda. | |
| I mean, Tim Walz is literally describing them like a Gestapo going door to door, kidnapping and deporting the poor people of color, Somalian criminals. | |
| And, I mean, this has to be stopped, right? | |
| This just has to be stopped. | |
| Anyway, like I said, go and get Island 5, link in the description. | |
| Don't know how many copies are left. | |
| So, at some point, like when it says there are no more on order, there are no more on order. | |
| We're really right at the end of this run. | |
| And remember, I don't print these twice. | |
| I think that each one is a moment in time that represents what's going on. | |
| And in fact, I mean, look at that bloody cover. | |
| Yeah, that's destiny is calling, Donald. | |
| Like, there is the hero that needs to solve the problem, and you need to invoke him. | |
| Again, I don't know how we're so in touch with the ley lines of civilization. | |
| How did we know that this kind of affair would come around? | |
| But yeah, no, you should be arresting Walls. | |
| You should be charging him on the Insurrection Act. | |
| He's done this. | |
| You now have to do something. | |
| See a lot of people saying Pam Bondi is not capable. | |
| And a lot of people are saying Islander is sold out. | |
| In the United States, probably. | |
| I'm sure we have more copies in Europe and the rest of the world. | |
| So, I mean, if you wanted to pay quite a large delivery fee, you could go to one of the non-American shops. | |
| But if the American one's sold out, then I'm sorry. | |
| But right, let's go through some super chats. | |
| Because you guys have had a lot to say. | |
| And YouTube have created a tab called viewer activity where I can actually see these. | |
| I don't have to dig around in the background, which is lovely. | |
| If only I could pop out this stream, though, and I'd be able to properly read it. | |
| American here says, Vitaly, Trump is trying to move America into a new era of its history. | |
| And doing so requires him to make some tough decisions like using force. | |
| I respect him for what he's doing. | |
| It is necessary. | |
| Well, I mean, having it so that the moral authority of the country is the legal system and the law would actually be a great start, right? | |
| All you have to do is literally enforce the fucking laws as written, and you would have a much better country. | |
| You would have much better country. | |
| J. Jonah Jameson says, I feel like life would be better under Victor von Doom than our current leaders. | |
| Well, yeah, entirely possible. | |
| I'm going to get this off screen so I can move this over because it'll just be easier for me to read. | |
| Ryan says, got an island of scare. | |
| Wasn't able to buy last night, but was this morning and I jumped on it. | |
| Pray for the US. | |
| Greenland has deployed its weather on us. | |
| Well, you should have, Trump should have been more genteel in his negotiations. | |
| I really think Trump could have got everything he wanted without going, playing such hardball. | |
| I really do. | |
| But yeah, no, it's only because I messaged the chaps who deal with the back end of it. | |
| Like, guys, is it actually sold out in the United States already? | |
| Because it's only been like, normally we sell it for like two months, and it's been like two weeks, three weeks, maybe. | |
| And I was just like, are we really sold out already? | |
| And they're like, well, we've got a couple of extra from the sort of buffer stock. | |
| So I guess we'll sell those. | |
| Oliver says, get Lou Levayon. | |
| He's been pretty active recently. | |
| He can mess me anytime. | |
| I wish he would do streams. | |
| I don't know why he doesn't do streams. | |
| I love Louis's takes. | |
| Smurf says, I just want a safe country to have kids in. | |
| Why am I the bad guy? | |
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| I know they just hate me. | |
| I guess you're white. | |
| You think the UK and Europe would face this much resistance when they do deportations? | |
| I already know they will. | |
| There was a really funny event in, I think it was Glasgow a couple of years ago, where it was on Eid, the Muslim holiday. | |
| The British government or the local Scottish government tried to deport a couple of Sikh immigrants. | |
| And all of the white Libtar Glaswegians came out and literally surrounded the van and were like, we're not going to let you take them. | |
| And you can see, I mean, these Sikh guys had literally the Sikh, like, was it, I can't remember the name, the knives, but they had a Sikh logo on them. | |
| And they were all like chanting things like, you know, not on Eid and stuff like this. | |
| And you can see these Sikhs were like, oh, yeah, guys, not on Eid. | |
| You can't deport us now. | |
| It's like, listen, retards, you know, Eid isn't the holy day for the Sikhs. | |
| And these guys were illegals, so they should have gone, right? | |
| But yeah, they will face this much resistance, I'm afraid. | |
| It's just the way it is. | |
| Mad Stalk says, yo, dead weight of a CAD. | |
| Look, man, I was never good at ARC, I'll admit. | |
| When we used to play ARK, I was called Deadweight of a CAD, which is true. | |
| They were carrying me. | |
| I read it, read up on the Athenian class of people known as the Metics, and I found it super relevant to today. | |
| Thoughts? | |
| Well, I mean, I've been saying this for ages. | |
| I basically think that foreigners in our country should be treated as metics. | |
| As in, yeah, yeah, you can, you know, run a business here and whatnot. | |
| And obviously, you have a certain degree of rights, but I just don't think you should be able to vote. | |
| Like, if I moved to another country, I would completely understand. | |
| If they were like, sure, okay, you know, you can start a business or whatever, but you're never going to vote. | |
| But yeah, fair enough. | |
| Yes, James, I got the signal chats. | |
| Dil Prickle says, they very much want to be martyrs. | |
| They're brainwashed by neolib narratives and believe there is no more noble cause than defending brown people. | |
| Yeah, regardless of what those people have done, it just does not matter what those people have done. | |
| Like, these people are just so much fraud and other crimes, obviously. | |
| And they don't care. | |
| They don't say deportations now, just kidnappings. | |
| Yeah, I know it's mad, isn't it? | |
| Absolutely mad. | |
| Absolutely mad. | |
| Harry says, you're really on the nose on the bridge episode. | |
| Training and testosterone is a requirement for understanding combat. | |
| Left filled with women and soyboys keep trying to push this, but they have no idea how it would end. | |
| Yes. | |
| Walls has become a significant liability, says Mr. Bigman. | |
| He has nothing to lose at this point. | |
| Well, I think that Vance's contention that he's probably involved in the fraud is probably true. | |
| I think that he probably is involved in the fraud. | |
| I think it probably is that he is going to be culpable. | |
| I mean, is it coincidental that just after the goodwill and well-meaning civil activists find unbelievable amounts of fraud in Minnesota? | |
| That, oh, suddenly there's essentially what is an insurrection? | |
| This essentially goes into insurrection. | |
| Seems very much like Caesar crossing the Rubicon, doesn't it? | |
| It's like, well, look, if I go back to Rome, I'm in Hock for a lot of money. | |
| I'm in a lot of trouble. | |
| Or I could go back armed. | |
| And suddenly, well, I don't think Walls is a Caesar figure. | |
| Don't get me wrong. | |
| They're gaslighting people to martyrs, says deplorable pirate captain. | |
| Yeah, that's true. | |
| That is true. | |
| Joe says, to be honest, I'm getting blackpilled. | |
| Dems rig elections. | |
| Republicans do nothing. | |
| When we get back in power, they're going to go way harder than we expect. | |
| Nervous. | |
| Well, I mean, you know, Tim keeps saying civil war, and this is what it looks like at the beginning of a civil war, right? | |
| Like, Wolz and Frey and the other Democrats have to admit that Trump is the lawful sovereign of the United States. | |
| He's the president. | |
| He gets to make the calls. | |
| The law is the law. | |
| They have to follow the law. | |
| Even if they, for some reason, absolutely fucking love illegal immigrants. | |
| They have to follow the law. | |
| And if they can't concede that, who knows where it goes? | |
| Thank you, Badger's, for the donation. | |
| Pay attention to what is happening in the US because once you guys try and get the trash out of your country, the left is there will spurg out too. | |
| Yeah, I mean, Faraday, I don't know what Farad's going to do. | |
| He is not the man to deal with this problem. | |
| He is going to do exactly this kind of thing. | |
| He's going to encounter exactly this kind of thing. | |
| And he is just not the guy. | |
| Like, I just don't think he's got the moral fiber in him to do it. | |
| Any idea when you might be able to talk more about the project you tease? | |
| You teased, ready to contribute money and toil if needed. | |
| It's coming along. | |
| It'll be hopefully towards the end of this year, I imagine, that we've got something really substantive. | |
| But I'll let you know when it's ready. | |
| Minnesota's first infantry famously took 80% losses holding the line at Gettysburg to keep the union together. | |
| Invoking that of all things against the US is gross from Waltz. | |
| Yeah, you're right, Louise. | |
| It's just mad. | |
| And again, like, this is where his mind is. | |
| He views this as an existential fight against the United States government. | |
| That's what he's saying. | |
| And thank you, Latumio. | |
| Hello, co-worker. | |
| Just tell me that you want to listen to John Lennon's Imagine while celebrating what these rioters have been doing to Ice Agents. | |
| I mean, this is the world they truly believe in. | |
| And again, the sort of extremity of boomer liberalism is John Lennon's Imagine. | |
| And they truly believe they can bring it into existence, despite all the damage that it's doing. | |
| Smirking Wolf says, the problem with the American right is they treat politics like a college football game while the left treats it like a holy war. | |
| Never a truer word spoken. | |
| In fact, I'm going to put that on Twitter, man. | |
| Hang on, give me a second. | |
| I'm putting that on fucking Twitter. | |
| That is such a. | |
| How do I hide the chat so I can actually take a screenshot of it? | |
| Can't hide the chat, so I'm going to take a screenshot of it. | |
| But that is never, never a truer word spoken. | |
| I'm going to tweet it out. | |
| Such a good fucking point. | |
| Harry says, to answer everyone who replies to my previous message, yeah, they've never thought, and basically it's a scavenger situation. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I don't know what they'd reply to. | |
| Sorry. | |
| Tanushi says, the way these people defend Somalis, defrauding them, reminds me of the bike comic. | |
| And whatever loss they face pales in comparison to the profit the thieves get, so total happiness increases. | |
| It's not, I don't think it's necessarily that that will be a rationale that a lot of them will give themselves. | |
| It's more that they view this as reparations, right? | |
| They view themselves as in the process of protecting the illegals and minorities. | |
| They view themselves as they're absorbing themselves of a historic guilt. | |
| That's why they do it. | |
| The way these people... | |
| Oh, yeah, I read them. | |
| Have the eaters keep an eye on Virginia in the States. | |
| It's showing what the Democrat plans are. | |
| If they gain full control again, we're screwed here. | |
| I'll ask them to short Fatalco in his video about the Renee Good Thing lied about what happened. | |
| I haven't seen it, but he has got TDS. | |
| How does one fight against such evil when the system protects and encourages it? | |
| I genuinely can't see a peaceful way to program these NPCs. | |
| Well, I don't know, to be honest. | |
| I mean, like, it's hard to see how they can be brought to understand that some people don't deserve things, right? | |
| There are things that people do that mean they deserve some things and other things, right? | |
| A person who is law-abiding and does everything right deserves the good things they get. | |
| A person who steals everything does not deserve the good things they get. | |
| It's that simple. | |
| I don't know how to deprogram them either. | |
| I would have to do it through a very long conversation. | |
| I was just in Orlando. | |
| My girlfriend couldn't believe how bad the UK was by comparison. | |
| I don't think many people do. | |
| They think it's normal. | |
| They don't know what it's like to live like this. | |
| Yeah, the frog has been boiled a lot, Matthew. | |
| The frog has been boiled for a long time now. | |
| And I guess there's not a lot we can do about that. | |
| Nick Frontes was right on Timpool's show. | |
| The Don Lemon charges were dropped. | |
| I didn't know that the charges against Don Lemon. | |
| I was annoyed that the charges were against fucking Don Lemon. | |
| Is there anyone less interesting or relevant to what's going on than Don Lemon? | |
| Like, come on, guys. | |
| And he says, I'm so exhausted with the weakness of the Trump administration. | |
| so bizarre i just don't see how it's it's inarguable that they deserve to be charged for insurrection That Don Lemon deserved to be charged for what was he doing? | |
| Riling people up and breaking into the church and stuff like this. | |
| How is this not something they deserve to be charged for? | |
| This is unacceptable, man. | |
| The big question: can we trust DeSantis Allied Pam Bondi to do a job and prosecute the fraud? | |
| Well, no. | |
| No, apparently we can't. | |
| GOP, House, and Congress have no authority in the Blue States Confederacy. | |
| That's exactly the way to look at it. | |
| It's exactly the way to look at it. | |
| Hi, Carl. | |
| Can you explain why you call yourself a pronoun respect? | |
| Especially a lot of young women are going right trans crap. | |
| I'm not siding with it as a joke. | |
| On YouTube, you can get in trouble. | |
| I don't know what the, you know, who knows? | |
| Who knows what the shifting sounds of the powers that be think at the top of YouTube? | |
| But that's a slightly ironic thing, just to make sure I don't get in trouble with social media platforms. | |
| I don't agree that you get to choose your own pronouns, obviously. | |
| There was also a guy I saw in the chat saying that I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth. | |
| I'm rich and I'm a multi-millionaire and always have it. | |
| I don't know where you're getting that from, man. | |
| My dad was a sergeant in the RAF. | |
| My mum used to do part-time cleaning on RF bases. | |
| I'm not rich. | |
| I'm not rich now. | |
| I'm doing fine now. | |
| Don't get me wrong. | |
| I'm doing very well now because we work really fucking hard. | |
| And I just want to say thank you to everyone who supports us. | |
| Couldn't do it without you. | |
| Like, we don't have billionaire funding. | |
| Although I'm going to try and get some, I think. | |
| We don't have billionaire funding or anything like that. | |
| We are a completely homegrown operation. | |
| And I literally was unemployed and pissed poor when I started my YouTube channel. | |
| My dad started his life in a caravan. | |
| I don't know why you would say, oh, Sarah started listening. | |
| I'm not Hassan Pika. | |
| I'm not Hassan Pika. | |
| I've never been. | |
| And I'm probably the wealthiest person in my entire family as well. | |
| And, you know, like I said, I'm not a multi-millionaire. | |
| I don't think I'm a millionaire. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| Like, I don't know how these things are calculated, but like, but don't be wrong. | |
| I am doing well. | |
| We work really hard. | |
| We're doing really well. | |
| And I'm not trying to downplay anything. | |
| But like, you know, it was not Bill with a silver spoon in my mouth. | |
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| Don't know where that came from either. | |
| Why would you say that? | |
| Talk to Jay Burden. | |
| He made the case that JP are intentionally spiking the ball so they can retake the party and blame the loss on the groupers and immigration enforcement. | |
| I mean, maybe. | |
| Maybe. | |
| Happy Australia Day, says Generico. | |
| Watch this space for base patriot masses in conflict with cringe leftists protesting the existence of our country. | |
| It will happen in every city. | |
| It does every year. | |
| Well, we'll cover it on the podcast, won't we? | |
| Based Lebanese Santa Claus is the best takes. | |
| Ferrest is great. | |
| First is really good. | |
| He always has really great takes. | |
| But he's an incredibly smart chap and puts everything together in just such a digestible way that he creates watertight cases for the points that he's making. | |
| I really like his content. | |
| He's one of my, I mean, I don't know, I love all the presenters at Los Cedars, but, um, But there are some segments that I'm very glad to have been part of. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| The rationale is simple. | |
| Let's just jump. | |
| Let's hang on a second. | |
| Ah, sorry, this just jumped. | |
| Now I can't see where I was. | |
| And there we are. | |
| The rationale is simple. | |
| The Fed contends with people who take every arrest as martyrdom and kick off more fuss if not. | |
| Yep. | |
| Pam Bondi is not capable. | |
| Honestly, I just don't think she's got the spine. | |
| Explosion says, got myself the newest islander, a truly glorious piece. | |
| I was in awe when I removed it from the package. | |
| Well, thank you very much. | |
| And like I said, I'm not just bigging it up because it's ours, right? | |
| Like, it... | |
| It genuinely is just one of those. | |
| It's a thing of beauty where the art throughout it is lovely and properly frames the articles in it. | |
| And so the whole thing just ties together really well. | |
| And I'm excited to get the newest issues because I have only read my article in it, which obviously I'm very pleased with. | |
| But I'm well aware that I'm going to be very excited to read everyone else's. | |
| And so whenever we get the new islander in, we get a box of a few hundred sent to our office, right? | |
| Just because then we can give them out to people who are guests or friends or whoever, right? | |
| You know, send one to Rupert Lowe and stuff like that. | |
| When we get the boxes in, I'm straight over there. | |
| Bam. | |
| Got my copy. | |
| I'll take a couple of copies, to be honest. | |
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| You know, you don't want to... | |
| I might lose one because I'm an idiot. | |
| But... | |
| But that means, right, that we do actually have some backstock of old islanders. | |
| So we were thinking if we do live events or something like that, what we'll probably do is take some of the old ones down and sell them there. | |
| Because there are a bunch of people like, I can't get issue two or three or whatever. | |
| It's like, well, we do actually have some. | |
| We've got a couple of hundred just sat in the office. | |
| I suppose we could sell a couple of hundred at the live events. | |
| But that means you're going to have to come to the live events, doesn't it? | |
| King Woolly, I haven't had time to check out that, but it's a bit off topic. | |
| I'll talk about another time. | |
| Hey, Carl, been watching for a while. | |
| I'm an Israeli and I mention this only because I want you to know that there are indeed these Jews that fully support white people's rights to having homogenous societies. | |
| I'm fully pro-white. | |
| And this is the point that I made on my ACAD Daily video the other day. | |
| Like that, it's not that there isn't an issue on that side, but I do think it's irresponsible not to take this sort of thing into account. | |
| Like, in fact, Fuentes, I think, was going off against low IQ anti-Semitism. | |
| I actually really agree with the point. | |
| Like, it's an easy thing to fall into and discredit yourself doing. | |
| I don't think it's wise. | |
| Deportation is the moderate position, says Mr. Personality. | |
| That's correct. | |
| I'm not going to read the rest of that, and I'm sure you'll understand why. | |
| If we rename Minnesota to Venezuela, Trump might finally arrest their leaders. | |
| Well, I mean, there's very little difference in policy, right? | |
| Like, they're both much communists. | |
| Civil war starts because one side wants to defraud themselves. | |
| It's pure lunacy. | |
| Yeah, I genuinely think in like, you know, a couple of hundred years' time, historians, it will be like the Anabaptists of Munster, right? | |
| Where you just read about it. | |
| Dan Carlin has got an incredible podcast about the Anabaptists of Munster, and you're just listening to the way he's trying to explain their worldview to you. | |
| You're like, right, that sounds mad. | |
| Really mad. | |
| Oh, these people are fucking nuts. | |
| And when we are explaining to people in the future, yes, they really went to war with ICE to stop them from deporting illegals who are defrauding them. | |
| People really not understand why they did it. | |
| They'll really have a hard time believing it. | |
| Have I been following the Iran situation? | |
| It looks like something might happen. | |
| I haven't been following it very closely. | |
| I mean, I see, you know, the odd thing pop up on Twitter, but I'm just like, okay, I don't really know. | |
| I'm not investing in Iran. | |
| In the same way, I'm not investing in Israel and Palestine or Ukraine. | |
| Like, I'm not from there. | |
| I haven't got any ties to there. | |
| You know, and if, and don't be wrong, if you do, then good. | |
| You know, I wish you well and have fun. | |
| But I'm not really interested in foreign countries politics at the moment. | |
| I mean, you know, I've no love for the Ayatollahs or anything, don't get me wrong. | |
| But it's just not my business, you know. | |
| Nebby Mine says, I'm moving house trying to stop having awful third world experiences. | |
| Uckfield, Crowborough, busting them in. | |
| Finchfield, SXRF flooding in. | |
| Everywhere I look. | |
| Deport now, sick of it. | |
| You're not the only one, man. | |
| Have I seen Farage talking about Enoch Powell? | |
| And the lesson that's been to be learned is that Powell moved too soon. | |
| I have. | |
| Farage speaks very fluently about Powell, actually, which is remarkable. | |
| And it's hard to know whether Farage is just keeping his powder dry. | |
| Because, I mean, don't get me wrong, there is a strong argument to be made that it is the smart move to keep your powder dry until you are in the position of power and then you act as you think is appropriate. | |
| It's just hard to believe that that's what Farage is doing, right? | |
| I don't know how much 4D chess Farage actually plays. | |
| Are there any historical periods that are comparable to now? | |
| Liberal soyboys, Love and Feminist Society ruining everything? | |
| No, no, I wouldn't, not necessarily in the way that is happening now, I wouldn't say. | |
| There might well be some comparison somewhere, but this is, I think that what we're going through is a historical aberration. | |
| Great to see you and Gadsad talk. | |
| I've spoken to Gadzad in the past. | |
| I saw him at a conference just the end of last year. | |
| Don't be wrong. | |
| I love Gadzad. | |
| I think he's a really nice guy, and I think his heart's in the right place. | |
| The right treats power like a wine connoisseur. | |
| The left treats power like an alcoholic. | |
| I think that was one of Curtis Yarvin's again, wasn't it? | |
| I have seen the Cam Higby stuff, so I've shown that. | |
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Company Change Buffers
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| Thanks for making more copies of Islander available in the US. | |
| I just bought my copy. | |
| Well, to be honest with you, I mean, we keep the backlog like a buffer just in case, right? | |
| Because there might be, if there was something that affected a few, because for Islander 2, we used a certain delivery company on Islander 1. | |
| Everything went great, right? | |
| And so we're like, okay, great. | |
| And then something, for some reason, we used the same delivery company on Islander 2. | |
| And for some reason, they fucking screwed us. | |
| And we had spent all, I don't know if we made, I mean, we made a profit, but it was razor thin. | |
| Because we had to spend a lot of money fulfilling failed orders that they had not delivered. | |
| So obviously we changed company and we've kept this sort of buffer just in case, right? | |
| But everything seems to have been going fine. | |
| You know, everyone's getting their copy of Islander in good time. | |
| So it was like, well, I guess we could just go into the buffer because it seems everything's fine. | |
| So, you know, hopefully, fingers crossed, everything is fine. | |
| But, you know, who knows? | |
| Part of me wants Minnesota to continue more than I want ICE to do their work. | |
| I want to defeat the heavy hand of the Fed. | |
| Yeah, I know, but the thing is, like, there is a time and a place, and this is not the time. | |
| This is not the time. | |
| That, right, so there are lots of other people who have said thank you and things like that, which is very kind words, by the way. | |
| So thank you for that. | |
| But I think I'm going to have to call it a night because I'm, frankly, shattered. | |
| So I've been dealing with my kids all day, which is fine. | |
| Don't get me wrong. | |
| Love my kids. | |
| Blah, blah, blah. | |
| But I'm fucking tired. | |
| But anyway, thank you for joining me, folks. | |
| And like I said, I just don't see how you can characterize this as being anything other than an insurrection. | |