Chase Geiser is joined by Ryan Dawson.
Ryan Dawson is a Historian from the College of William & Mary with over 20 years of political activism in a variety of mediums: blogging, radio, books, film, and television.
TV/radio
Ryan Dawson has appeared multiple times on Russia Today, Press TV, Indus News, Sputnik, CNN Headline News, MSNBC, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Al Jazeera, anti-war radio, Eddie Bravo Radio, George Galloway, Pat Buchanan, and a variety of radio shows and podcasts.
Ryan on the Web
Ryan Dawson is Webmaster and host for www.ANCreport.com which features podcasts on politics and economics with professionals from around the world.
Also a forum for anti-neocons
Over 3,000 youtube videos 81k subscribers and 30 million views. That is after being fully deleted 5 times.
https://www.youtube.com/user/rys2sense It was deleted Dec 2008. The New Channel was deleted
March 4th 2018 and again Feb 21 2019 However after pressure it was restored. It was deleted a final time Jan 28, 2021.
Substitute host for the What Really Happened Radio show with Mike Rivero.
Formerly Host of Geopolitics with Ryan Dawson on www.boilingfrogspost.com with FBI Whistle blower Sibel Edmonds
Books
Author of “Welcome to the USSA” and “The Separation of Business and State” also the co-author of, “Why Peace”
Ryan Dawson Films:
War by Deception
Decades of Deception
Neocolonialism in Africa
The Empire Unmasked
God is Not a Real Estate Agent, Trump’s Zionist ball & chain
Syria: Israel’s invisible hand
‘The Jewish State’: How terrorists formed a nation
The Parasite
Cornpop’s Revenge
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Chase's Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/realchasegeiser
Ryan's Website: https://www.ancreport.com
They hate me because I'm one of these people criticizing Israel that they can't just label a racist lunatic or whatever or anti-Semitic and point out what they do.
And I don't just limit it to Palestine.
I showed their role in Iraq, Syria, Libya, you know, stealing nuclear weapons from the United States, all the nasty things they do.
So obviously you've made a ton of content over a bajillion years, 20 years basically, since you started making documentaries and doing research into various conspiracies or deep state.
I don't even want to use the term conspiracy because it's got such a connotation with it, but conspiracy in the genuine sense.
And for example, what's the difference between a conspiracy and a covert operation?
Nothing.
Just how you label it.
Right.
What was Iran-Contra?
People got convicted for conspiracy.
It was a conspiracy.
We told the entire public we were not aiding the Contras, and yet we were.
And the whole government lied and the whole media lied.
And then, you know, a plane crashed full of weapons in Nicaragua and the whole story fell apart.
You know, the Hunter laptop thing that they tried to claim that was a Russian conspiracy and it wasn't.
It is Hunter's laptop.
But it's a conspiracy in the sense that they got like 12 prominent officials in the Trump administration and FBI to all lie and say it was Russian disinformation when it wasn't.
And the entire mass media, save a few people on Fox News, went along with it.
That's conspiracy.
Happened recently.
And there's no doubt that that is his laptop now.
And the FBI had that since December of 2019 and said nothing.
It wasn't until Giuliani got a copy of it and started leaking it online or whatever that they were even forced to address it.
Here's a guy legally making deals with the Communist Party in China and mafia figures in Ukraine and Romania and all these illegal activities, which also involve Biden's brother and Joe Biden himself.
And they're just like, nah, don't, it's just Russia.
Russian conspiracy.
So it's funny because some of the sometimes conspiracies by the media are just a smokescreen for their own illegal activities, which then is a conspiracy because you're involving the heads, all the mass media outlets all reported that, you know, Benghazi was because they were mad over a YouTube video.
Bullshit.
They all said Assad gassed his own people when he didn't.
They said the Russians poisoned Litvininka with polonium.
That's not what happened.
So plenty of things that have happened in our lifetime just in the 2000s have all been conspiracies and been proven.
So it shouldn't be a tainted word.
And even when you get into something like September 11th or the Kennedy assassinations, there are definitely, I'd say 98 to 99% of the conspiracies that are widely disseminated about those events are just utter crap.
But I would say that some of that's intentional.
Like Donald Rumsfeld allegedly slipped about saying 93 Flight 93 was shot down.
It wasn't.
It was taken down by the passengers, but he was helping feed into conspiracies that were taking people off to what I call the path to nowhere, dog chasing his tail.
And that's what happens.
Like if somebody who wasn't alive when 9-11 happened tried to figure it out, it would be impossible because there's so many kook theories out there that you'd waste years going through all that baloney.
Same thing with Kennedy.
You will never figure out what happened to John Kennedy because of the just the plethora of dog shit kook theories out there that, you know, it would take you 20 years to get to the truth.
And the U.S. has a large market, but they are doing everything they can to destroy it.
I'm hoping for secession.
Because the U.S. died in 1861 with Lincoln.
It was no longer America anymore.
All the rhetoric we hear about liberty and all that and minimal government, that died with Lincoln.
He started the income tax.
He started a war that killed a million people.
And that was just the birthplace of crony capitalism where they married state and corporation together.
Railroads, steel foundries, lumber mills, they all were getting subsidized by government.
And once you do that, it's almost impossible to undo it.
You see that all over Africa and Latin America too, where the level of domestic corruption is so thick and greasing palms has just been the way for so long.
It's really irreversible.
And so our first fall off the cliff was Lincoln.
And the second was LBJ when they killed Kennedy.
We're not even working in American imperial interest anymore.
Well, there's a religious affiliation for about 33% of people, these holy roller Christian types that think, you know, we have to build a third temple on the mount for Jesus to come back or whatever.
It's they're more familiar with Judaism than they are Islam.
And basic bitches think in terms like this, like the Muslims, the Jews.
That's not how it is, but that's how it's perceived.
And they just pick a team.
And since three-fourths of the Bible is the Old Testament, and they're more familiar with the Jew team or whatever, they just side with that unthinkingly.
They don't see all the kids getting murdered and houses being demolished, annexation of land, or whatever.
A lot of these people don't even know that Israel was created in the 40s.
They think it's existed since biblical times.
There was never an Israel until 1948.
There were Israelites, which is a bloodline from Hebrews scattered.
It's run by a fanatical religious monarchy of Salafist Wahhabis that are just rigidly anti-anybody that isn't them and finance terrorism all over the world and cause nothing but problems.
I don't like North Korea either.
It has nothing to do with its Asianness or Koreanness.
It's a communist shithole.
I don't know what's so hard about that, but the canard about conflating criticism of Israel with criticism of Jews or Judaism in general is something that just gets used because it works.
Especially people on the left are so excited about having a witch to burn.
Like they need there to be racists and bigots because it feels so good to condemn it that they're willing to believe it without even looking at the evidence because they want to pat themselves on the back for condemning racism or sexism or whatever it is.
And you'll see that too with movements like Believe All Women.
Like, well, let's believe all evidence.
Obviously, you want to condemn rape.
It feels good to bash on a rapist, right?
But what if they didn't do it?
Which looks like the case of Bill Cosby might be innocent.
Well, I think I'd said in that stream, sometimes I get people laughing and I'm not even trying to be funny, but hearing the truth is such a catharsis because you're so used to people feeding you bullshit that when someone just bluntly, frankly says what you know anyway, but wow, someone's saying it.
It's such a relief that you start laughing because you can't believe somebody's being a real person because you're in this medium of talking heads.
You're just used to being lied to.
And when someone says the obvious, you know, about like George Fentanyl and stuff, we've got Ashley Babbitt, who was a Air Force veteran, right?
A mother and a wife.
And she was there to protest election fraud unarmed and they shot her dead.
Then you got George Fentanahl, who was about to drive a car while he was high out of his mind, who pulled a gun out on a pregnant woman, routinely in B ⁇ E and drug crimes and counterfeit money and just a career criminal's whole life.
They built a statue for that piece of shit.
And they say Ashley Babbitt deserved to die.
Think how fucking backwards that is.
Ashley Babbitt did not deserve to die and they don't even let you know who the shooter was.
They protect his identity.
Whereas Derek Chauvin, he's a fucking Klansman racist.
And there was no evidence that race was involved in George Fentanah's murder.
Just it's a black guy and a white guy was kneeling on him.
So it has to be racism, even though the other cops were of color or whatever.
It had to be racism because that fits their worldview.
And as I was saying, they need a witch to burn.
Even in the trial, race didn't come up at all.
And you know where they learned that Tatric of kneeling on people's necks or their upper back from the Israelis.
That state doesn't even have a police academy anymore.
Maybe we should bring back the police academy.
Maybe that's why they suck.
Why are we getting trained by the IDF?
Oh, yeah.
Because it's just another contract for the Israelis.
Like, yeah, come over and train our police.
We don't know how our police force is older than the state of Israel.
But yeah, we're going to go to the IDF and they're cravma crap.
You know, they can barely arrest unarmed Palestinian adolescents.
But, you know, we're going to learn from these guys how to subdue criminals.
The motherfucker wouldn't get in the car.
He laid on the asphalt and was screaming like a baby.
Hey, can't breathe.
If you can yell, you can breathe because you try to talk when you can't breathe.
I don't think there's any reason to sit on somebody for eight or nine minutes.
He's already in handcuffs and stuff.
Just sit him up on his butt and start de-escalating, talk him down, whatever.
But there was no evidence of racism, much less systemic racism, because some criminal thug high out of his mind died of a drug overdose and had a panic attack.
But he's a hero, you know.
They built his statue, even and they built him a mural, although, like, two days later, lightning struck it down.
But then they moved, removed the statues of Robert E. Lee, Lewis and Clark, and Sacagawea all insane.
They got rid of the Sacagawea dollar because of all the counterfeit that was they were making counterfeit Sacagawea coins in Brazil and stuff.
So, counterfeiting got rid of the Sacagawea coin, the only coin with the Native American, one of the one of the only coins with a female, and it was scrapped due to counterfeit.
George Floyd was a counterfeiter.
It's like, yeah, they just want to take down all statues.
I tell you, Washington, Jefferson, all of them, none of them are safe.
These people hate the United States, they hate America.
It's a bunch of communists, and they won't admit that.
They're like, Oh, yeah, this person wasn't uh perfect according to today's Morias.
Well, it's funny because you see, like, um, you see people like us who are critical of the United States, and I don't want to speak for you two, but for me, my criticism of the United States comes out of like a deep love for what America is supposed to stand for, right?
And, but on the other side, it's like the criticism of the United States comes from a position from a place of hate out of what the United States is supposed to stand for.
It's supposed to be like this, you know, liberty, self-actualization, individual rights.
You know, I don't want to use the term utopia because it was never meant to be perfect or thought that it would be perfect, but it's supposed to be this great experiment on liberty.
It sure was better than 95% of people living as serfs, exactly.
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You know, what's funny is what you guys were just talking about: how we, you know, these people try to put present-day morals on people from 200 years ago.
They don't put present-day morals on Joe Biden.
You know, it's like this guy, you know, he's like the architect of the war on drugs and massive prison sentencing and horrible criminal justice.
But you're putting these, you know, you're putting these judgments on George Washington, who's been dead for a long time.
But the guy that you voted for for president and continued to defend, you're not willing to put modern-day standards on him.
It's mostly Hunter walking around naked and banging prostitutes and doing drugs, but he also is admitting to crimes.
And then there's emails where they're just openly admitting, you know, how much for pay to play.
Name a place.
I made a movie called Corn Pop's Revenge that went over.
a good chunk of their crimes, but I never even gotten to the laptop because I'm like, you can't even, you can't even show four seconds of it without, you know, wang or butthole or something on the screen.
So, but it was leaked on BitChute.
Just, yeah, you might not want that on your computer.
The FBI will come nab you for kiddie porn, but not the guy in the video.
It's hard to tell, but yeah, I mean, you know, when you see it, and it sure did look like it, yeah.
unidentified
So, Ryan, how do you clear your brain out from all the shit you have to look at all the time?
What do you do?
Do you meditate or anything or just scream at people?
I mean, there's a little bit of water in the parking lot, which is exactly where they were filming.
The guy's getting on his knees and make it look like he's that deep.
And I realized that news crews and stuff just straight up fake stories for the now.
Y'all call it clickbait.
There's no clicking back then, but you know, for the ratings or whatever.
I'm like, they just lied.
Like everybody on TV lied.
And you'd see that over and over again.
They come and find the biggest dumbass to interview about a particular issue when myself and others had given them long interviews and articulated the problems.
I remember going to Washington, D.C. in fifth grade and meeting with Walter Beaman Jones.
That was Walter Jones's father.
I was arguing for a line item veto to cut pork out of bills.
And I was also arguing to get beach nourishment from North Carolina because your beaches should be considered infrastructure the same as highways and stuff.
It's just going to next year the ocean is going to come again.
I'm like, oh, yeah, it's probably going to snow again next year too in the north.
Do you not pave and salt the roads anyway?
And what's that cost?
Turns out, you know, keeping businesses open and stuff is worth getting rid of the snow.
And, you know, preserving your beaches is certainly worth it in income from tourism and so on.
From just a money point of view, forget about the moral point of view of saving people from their house going in the ocean or anything, but just from the financial point of view.
He was all set to actually help us on that.
And then he died.
unidentified
And Chase, you got the YouTube, just YouTube like Ryan Dawson, Hatteras Island, and this.
It's like, I mean, the way it's standing ovations and shit all the time.
It's great.
I go in.
I would go into, this is not on film.
I mean, it might be somewhere, but I would go into a restaurant and see the park service and just walk up to the table and point the door and be like, leave.
We're boycotting the park service because they shut our beaches down.
I'm like, just don't let them eat.
Don't let them get gas.
Don't let them anything.
unidentified
So actually, you know, Park Service is the number one law enforcement I've had run-ins with because I've been to like all the national parks across the United States.
And all I would do is sleep in my car.
I didn't want to spend 30 bucks for a campground.
So I'd just find some isolated parking lot somewhere and they would go around hunting for you and find you and then either give you a fine or force you go to the campground.
I mean, I'm like, if any of them come in here, I'm just going to suplex them and beat the fuck out of them the whole time and teach them nothing for free.
We had two park service people come in and get worked over.
No cops took it up, unfortunately.
I know all of them, though, and they're like, I'm not going in there.
Because the people on the lower rank have no clue.
They hated the United States legitimately because we, if you read their own, they wrote down, told you why they did it.
They didn't like the occupation in Palestine.
They didn't like the slaughtering of children in Iraq, the bombing of Lebanon, like all those Muslims that were being killed by the United States.
And they were going to hit us in our military and financial centers, World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
And so these guys were real terrorists and hated the United States.
You can understand their reasoning.
I can't imagine growing up in Iraq and watching kids starve to death pretty much daily.
Like they were dropping quicker than veterans kill themselves, starving to death.
And living through all this shit and knowing that the whole thing, the whole thing, the colonization of Gaza and the 15-year civil war in Lebanon and Israel bombing Beirut and dumping depleted uranium and affecting babies on, you go up seeing that and you know the U.S. facilitates it all.
And you know the U.S. is purposely fostering sectarian violence.
And they see some imam on the hill preaching Islam against great Satan and they gravitate to that.
They want revenge.
It's sort of we kill what we create.
We created that problem by engaging in our own terrorism first and wars and predatory loans and all the other means to break a place.
And so to get, you know, 19 or 20 guys that are willing to die to hit you back is not a surprise.
The thing is, they didn't do it by themselves.
They, for example, Bandar Bush and Prince Haifa used a couple conduits.
Their names were Salmon Basdan and Omar Bayoumi to pick up hijackers as soon as they landed in California, get them a house, pay them money, live with them, translate for them, get them to the flight schools, gave them all the logistical and financial support they needed.
There was a Saudi Git agent, which is the equivalent of Saudi Arabia's CIA, living with two of the 9-11 hijackers.
And then they picked up a third hijacker, Hanji Hanjor.
And the CIA knew.
They had followed these guys to an al-Qaeda summit meeting in Malaysia where they met the blind sheikh and spent the night with him.
They're already known.
They're on Interpol's Most Wanted.
Al-Midhar had been involved in the USS coal bombing in Yemen anyway.
So they're already known international terrorists and they let them live in the United States using their real names and never informed the FBI.
I think that's the excuse because the FBI wouldn't have done shit anyway.
You look at what some of the crap the FBI is doing today.
Like the guy that's now in charge of the Capitol Hill so-called riot was the ringleader of the dozen FBI agents that staged this Whitmer, Governor Whitmer kidnapping the foreign news.
And I don't really like this site in particular, but Mother Jones kind of left-leaning, but they did a list of all the entrapment cases and just crap, you know, FBI fuckery.
It's amazing.
Like entrapment, entrapment, entrapment.
Find some homeless person or drug addict or whatever.
And there's more FBI agents than there are like bad guys.
And they're going to chice them.
Put them.
Yeah, put them in the right place.
Have them hold a gun or a bomb or whatever.
They'll get all the blame.
They're just setting people up.
And then, you know, they react to their own provocations.
And there are FBI agents in the Capitol on January 6th.
And all that film hasn't been released or anything, but they were crossing the barricades.
We have footage of them the night before encouraging people to storm the Capitol.
Pipe bomb became like a big thing because of Eric Rudolph.
And he had a relationship with the spooks.
He used to openly live in Asheville and knew people that knew him.
He wasn't on the run or anything.
He got caught serendipitously because he tried to rob a mall or something.
And, you know, it's not like they have every local police force in on it.
They're like, oh, this is Eric Rudolph, the Olympic bomber.
The FBI wasn't looking for him.
They weren't looking for McAfee either because he openly was saying where he was living, what he was doing, taking pictures on Okook Ferry, saying he's in Frisco, right?
They could have went and got him.
They just don't want to go to Hatteras because they might not come back.
unidentified
Yeah, I got to admit, I knew nothing about your story about McAfee.
Well, the Democrats used to be the more libertarian party because they were way, way more lax on the social issues like gay marriage, legalization of marijuana, stuff like that.
They were more libertine on.
But now that that stuff's been basically legalized, there's like no liberty.
His first draft of the well, the first first, what could have been the 13th Amendment was the Cormand Amendment, which enshrined slavery in the Constitution.
His second proposal was the 13th Amendment that we got, where they end up doing that one.
He died before it was passed because they rejected it the first time and they passed it on the second go-around, which is hilarious.
He just fought a war and ends slavery and then you shoot down the amendment that ends slavery.
But he wrote written one after that that said, let's phase slavery out by the year 1900.
So another 37 years of slaves.
He wrote that in 1863 before his emancipation proclamation, his first idea was to end slavery the way New Jersey was ending slavery.
Like, okay, everybody who's already a slave is going to remain a slave, but their children or anybody born after this day will not be slaves.
And that's actually a proposal that Thomas Jefferson had made many, many years earlier as a way of phasing out slavery.
But it was a tactical thing to undermine southern labor in the middle of a war that the North was losing.
They didn't get rid of their own slaves.
And it's hilarious that they had this Juneteenth thing because they're like, oh, that's when slavery ended in Texas in 1865.
But slavery doesn't end in Kentucky and Delaware and Missouri and Kansas and Maryland and Washington, D.C. and New Jersey, all these northern states until December 6th, 1866, when the 13th Amendment passed.
They kept having slaves, black slaves.
And then they still had the coolies and Chinese slaves for many years after that.
And then they still had script pay for decades after that.
I mean, it is and it isn't because it's like by your age, you should know already, but you're doing it for the audience, I suppose.
But it's because they put a 45% tariff on exports and they were spending almost the entirety of the taxes collected throughout the country on three cities, New York and Philly and Boston, all in the north.
So the South's paying like 87% of the taxes and not receiving any of the benefits from those taxes.
And they did not want to become a little Ireland.
What Britain did to Ireland is what the North was doing to the South.
And the South had always dominated American politics, like eight presidents from Virginia.
Yeah, South Carolina tried to secede in the 1830s over the same issue.
Slavery hadn't even been brought up at all.
They just didn't like the tariffs because Charleston was the fourth largest city port city in the United States and the largest one in the South, Charleston and New Orleans.
A lot of the river networks and stuff from North Carolina and South Carolina would go to Charleston for export because you can't export from the Outer Bank.
It's too dangerous.
And so like Wilmington was the largest city in North Carolina.
It wasn't Raleigh or Charlotte like now.
It was all in the east, and it was their trade.
All the coastal areas and all the areas on the Mississippi were greatly affected by the tariff.
Now, inland, where you're not near the rivers and you're not near the coast, didn't want to secede from the Union.
And actually, West Virginia doesn't secede from the Union.
And Western North Carolina and East Tennessee fought for the north.
The fourth largest divisions by the end of the war were from North Carolina.
So it's about half that state.
It was really mixed.
It wasn't a north versus south thing.
It was kind of like coastal and river trading areas versus the interior versus the north.
In North, you know, they wanted to preserve the Union because they had all the benefit from it.
They were also competing for railroads going out west, and they wanted it to go from Chicago to California instead of New Orleans.
And part of the reason for abolition is, well, if we undermine slavery, they won't be able to compete with us on the railroad.
It was just for their own selfish interest.
Nobody cared about blacks in the 1860s.
There were abolitionists, but that was a super tiny minority.
And then a lot of them were motivated by not expanding slavery out west because they didn't want to live with blacks at all.
Like even after the war, Ohio was like, oh, yeah, they forced you to have black suffrage from the 14th Amendment.
And they say, well, you can't live here unless you pay $500 if you're black.
And if you don't want to be part of the Union, there were secession movements in the Northeast and in Texas prior to the Civil War, and they ended up not seceding.
But no one questioned the constitutionality of it.
It's like, yeah, you can secede.
And it's not like when Jefferson and Madison are the ones that wrote it, so they know what it means.
They don't have to interpret what it means.
They're the guys that wrote what it meant.
And they said secession was constitutional.
So if the guys that write the Constitution and the Bill of Rights are saying you can secede, that's, you know, now the Supreme Court can interpret this way or that.
But I'm like, it's not an interpretation.
These are the OG people that wrote it and know exactly what it means.
All of them had slaves, but six had black slaves before, during, and after the Civil War.
And they had contraband camps where they worked Africans to death.
And they had programs relocating people to Haiti and Panama where a majority of them just died.
They even thought about Liberia and thought it wasn't as cost-efficient as the Caribbean.
They didn't care.
And, you know, the last place to have black suffrage in the United States?
The North.
The entire South.
had black suffrage before the north and there were seven states that rejected it outright and then others made conditions on it like in new york yeah you can vote if you're a black male but only if you own property which was you know less than one percent of them if any of them uh you ever looked at the stats Free black men that own slaves.
I mean, it devastated our economic competitors because Europe was getting raw goods from the U.S. and making finished products and selling it to Africa.
We was paying for it by selling slaves to the United States.
Now they could still sell them to Brazil and other places in the Americas, but not to the U.S. And some will say, well, Jefferson just wanted the price of slaves in Virginia to go up by cutting off other sources to buy them or whatever.
But that's bullshit because he wrote, he tried to end slavery in Virginia too in the Virginia Constitution.
He phased slavery out.
That didn't pass, but Jefferson tried to make it pass.
And when he became president, he got rid of expansion of slavery to the Northwest and he ended the transatlantic slave trade.
He did not end slavery in each state because he believed that was a state issue.
But when he was part, when he was a Virginia politician, he did try to end slavery in Virginia.
He just wasn't successful.
He thought it was immoral, but he also thought it was something you couldn't do overnight.
He wanted to phase it out.
And probably true.
It's a tough problem to tackle.
Because what do you do with a bunch of people that have no education?
Some of them have like a skill.
And the culture just isn't like, where are they going to go?
Everyone's racist.
You have politics is downstream from culture.
So you have to change the culture and their attitudes towards other races first.
So what do you say to people who make the argument that the Republican and the Democrat Party switched?
Because that's a common leftist response to people who are like, Democrats are responsible for everything from fighting for slavery and voting against the civil rights movement.
And then the common response is that the parties flipped it.
It's silly because Democrats and Republicans had slaves.
Tennessee was Republican at the time of the Civil War and it also had slaves, as did all those union states, and they all enslaved the Chinese.
They act like Chinese slaves don't count or something.
The reason to undermine slavery in the South is they're competing with them and they wanted to undermine their labor.
They didn't care about blacks.
They're like, you're not coming up here, you know?
And they're talking about how to relocate them.
They didn't care.
As far as the flipping part, like if you're going to say that nowadays, Democrats are supposed to be the tax and spend big government party and the Republicans are like for fiscal responsibility.
We don't have a party that has fiscal responsibility.
And both parties just seem to be for small government whenever they're not in power.
And when they are in power, you have like the neocons.
It's like, oh, they're not conservative.
They're the new conservatives because they're for big government and war.
But have they not always been that way?
And they just lost elections.
There's no flipping.
They've both always sucked.
You could say with LBJ, there's the civil rights movement.
So for once, under the banner of Democrats, you have minorities getting rights.
So that's why they say there's the flip is Lyndon Johnson gave blacks desegregation.
Like President Grant got elected and southern states voted for him.
But oh yeah, whites weren't allowed to vote.
So they gave blacks, the voting, black men voting rights, but they took rights away from veterans.
And of course they elected Grant.
They're told him like, this is the guy that liberated you, even though he personally had slaves himself.
And he's the guy that worked people to death in contraband camps.
Guy in the $50 bill, a drunkard, just sent people into the slaughter.
He also is very prejudiced towards German and Irish mercenaries who just sent on suicide missions.
Guy's a monster.
And he's the one that goes out west killing Native Americans too.
I mean, he's definitely racist.
But they saw blacks as a convenient voting block for Republicans, which Democrats do today.
They don't care about American interest or I hate saying black interest because it really should just be interest.
Right.
An interest for this guy is an interest for the other guy.
But they started realizing, hey, this is what happens a lot of African nations too.
They start divvying out money based on ethnic groups and stuff.
And so groups realize they can vote themselves money.
And so they would come out with these social programs and stuff, which they believed in.
And if they realize, hey, if we couch this in race to say that our welfare or whatever is for single mothers or blacks or Latino, whatever, we can get a demographic group vote.
Because why wouldn't somebody vote themselves benefits, right?
And of course, it doesn't work.
Welfare has been a disaster.
Affirmative action has been a disaster, but it looks good on paper and it still gets some votes.
So they continue to do policies that they know are detrimental because it keeps them in power.
And so I guess Democrats started doing that.
Republicans tried the same thing with the religious bloc and stuff.
They don't care about this or that brand of Christianity or anything.
They just want to manipulate people into voting for their party and being like, yeah, we're pro-you guys.
And yet they're not.
There's not a single thing you can look at that either party passed that has helped any of these groups.
They're really much the opposite.
But I think a lot of the country accepted desegregation because of Vietnam.
Like if you're going to fight and die in the military, then you should have equal rights in your home country, right?
I think that's happened a lot.
And the same with when the world wars hit, a lot of women went to work and they realized, oh, we can work after all.
Well, there's that, but you also, women sort of had to work at a certain point because, you know, there was a time where you could be an electrician and live in a city and own a house and support a family of four, you know, with the state home.
They went to wage slave because it's cheaper than cattle slavery.
You don't have to feed them.
You don't have to house them.
They're replaceable.
If they starve, who cares?
You just get another one.
And so it was the conditions in Europe were so bad with potato famines and everything else that there were enough immigrants coming to the United States that workers became super replaceable in the Northeast.
So if you don't want to pluck feathers for 20 hours a day, we'll find O'Brien McPhiley or he'll do it.
They'll just replace you.
And so it took a long time to get labor rights in the United States, the eight-hour day and all that.
And the mafia actually helped a great deal in that.
And as did just straight up rebellions with guns, like Blair Mountain, they shot over a million rounds, fought the government for a month.
People don't even know that happened.
They think walking around with signs and pink pussy hats got us rights.
You know, we're just not going to use your bus anymore.
Something like that.
That'll work.
But I'll tell you, another, this is something that's sick, but part of the motivations to integrate schools was, man, this NIBA can really play football.
Like a lot of these affirmative action programs and stuff are really just cloaked sports problems because the universities know that having a good sports team is like the best possible advertisement for enrollment.
Yeah.
It brings in a lot of wrestling, too.
And they put so much money into the basketball team.
Tennessee Volunteers in Knoxville, they're making a million dollars a game.
There's 105,000 people at the Notre Dame football game versus Tennessee, and they're all paying the cheapest ticket, and the nosebleed is probably $14.
All on up to way more than that for next to the cheerleader seats or whatever.
$100,000 plus.
I mean, they're making over a million bucks a game, and they don't pay the players.
So after you pay your coach's salary, that revenue goes to school.
So what do you think the whole story is behind the formation of the Federal Reserve?
Because based on the research that I've done, it seems that it's unconstitutional for the United States government to create a fiat currency because the Constitution pretty explicitly says that we can make gold and silver-backed coinage.
But the implication, of course, is that fiat is not legal in the United States.
And it seems to me, and this is just my naive sort of layman interpretation, that the Federal Reserve was a way for the government to outsource fiat to a private institution.
Because instead of the Treasury minting coins interest-free, you now have to pay interest for another party to create the money supply, which they loan to you, which you can never pay back because it's going to be X plus interest versus X. So it's impossible to get out of debt.
So you have to sell intrinsic assets that have value, but how do they get paid for it unless they increase the money supply?
You see, yeah, it's like many, many times in history people have gone against usury, including Jesus, you know, the Muslims got rid of it, Catholics got rid of it.
Many nations have gotten rid of usury, but it always comes creeping back.
I mean, you can say this is a fee for the risk of pirates or whatever, you know, user fee or something, but you can't have interest indefinitely, you know, but they do.
And whether or not your currency is backed by a metal or something like that, it's not as big a deal as people make it out to be.
It's you're going to have biometallism and you can just discover a silver mine or whatever and still get inflation that way.
But it's just a way to limit what the total supply is.
But they'll just do fractional reserve banking.
So let's say, okay, we have X amount of gold.
We'll loan nine times that amount in paper or something.
So whether it's backbite or not, it's like, well, is there a fixed ratio?
Because if not, that doesn't really do much good.
A lot of value is based on two things, demand and labor.
So it took you X amount of time doing something to earn the dollar.
And then, but it's not based on time.
It's based on labor.
And if you go around doing something useless for three hours, that doesn't mean it's worth anything.
Like digging a ditch and then filling it in or something.
But, and then there's the demand and it's sad because a lot of things that are necessary in society are not always commercial products that turn, that create revenue.
And so, for example, science or history or something, it's very valuable to the culture, but it doesn't necessarily produce anything.
You're relying on other people to finance you.
Now, there is a little slither of science.
Like, if you invent a new thing in engineering or something, and then you sell that thing, that you can use those profits.
But there's a lot of scientific discoveries that don't or don't immediately make anything you could sell.
History, philosophy, they're valuable, but there's not, there's nothing to point to and go, oh, yeah, I understand this.
So it's not sellable.
And so you have to have others that recognize the value in these things that are not commercial products and to do it.
And so there would not be a Tesla without a Wittenhouse.
And there would not be Edison had to be, he was a finance guy.
It's like, you got to have the business guy and then the brain doing whatever to move things.
And it seems like, shouldn't we be supporting a lot of these things we recognize that have value without them having to go around and seek funding and crowdsourcing and stuff for everything?
Well, I mean, that's one of the arguments in favor of spending a lot of money on the military is like DARPANET, for example, sort of a national security product that was developed using tax dollars by the government.
That wasn't much until the World Wide Web, which was created privately.
But I think we would have gotten those things anyway had we not spent that all on the military.
It would have been in the marketplace.
And competition and profit motive certainly work for innovation.
But just because a government does invent something now and then, like, oh, we accidentally discovered Velcro or whatever, doesn't mean it wouldn't have been otherwise without it.
But we certainly makes it more expensive and take a lot longer.
You look at some of the crap, like the F35, they wasted one and a half trillion dollars on it.
Who could ever, no private company could ever build such a piece of shit because they'd go out of business.
You can't just keep throwing money down a well because you'll fail.
But if it's government, then they just keep adding more and more and more onto it and it doesn't work and you end up losing over one and a half trillion dollars.
No, no business other than government can do that.
And so it's like, whereas the government might get a winner once in a while, say, oh, we made this thing.
Their number of failures are outnumber them so greatly.
And then the other thing is, if the government makes something or favors something and monopolizes it, then this is not driven to innovate and it's going to cost too much.
So the reason you get new little widgets on your iPhone or your Galaxy or whatever is because if Apple doesn't do it, Google will or whatever.
And so because they're making new things, I got to make new things.
And if they lower their price, we got to lower our price.
But if the government just picks a winner and that's just the phone, then there is no competition making new widgets that you have to compete with.
So you're not in a hurry to innovate.
And you can have planned obsolescence and you can charge whatever the market will bear because there's no competitor.
Right.
So you want markets and you'd want more than two choices.
I mean, that's pretty close to monopoly too.
Ideally, we'd have like 20 choices for cell phones, but there is a lot of state favoritism and contracting and regulatory capture and all this fuckery from the government.
And that's why a lot of things are expensive and suck, but it could be so much worse.
I mean, we do have free market-ish in the United States.
But there are definitely a lot of industries that are either getting subsidized or favorable regulations.
And that's where all our money is wasted and cause inflation, causes so many problems.
The state just makes things more expensive and slower.
Like Elon Musk, I know they get some money from the state, but they were able to do for $4 billion, but it costs $44 billion for the government to do the same thing, 10 times less.
And had they not had state sponsorship, it would have been less than that.
Like, oh, how are we going to raise this much money?
I'm like, guess what?
It's not going to cost that much money.
It should not cost you a million something fucking dollars to build a road.
It's asphalt.
You know, it's we can do that way cheaper than what it costs.
It only costs that much because the state is paying right.
So I got to ask you, because I'm trying to kind of go chronologically.
So I've gone through the Civil War.
We hit the Federal Reserve.
I don't know much about World War I. I don't know if you want to talk about it or not.
But one thing I did want to mention about World War I that I think is really interesting is like everybody came back from World War I. And then obviously the Spanish flu was incredibly viral and deadly.
And you don't see like anywhere close to the extent of government spending or lockdowns or just bureaucratic behavior in 1917 that we saw last year.
But I guess there was a lot of pants shitting during Rona Chan, but they overhype these things and people run around like chicken little saying the sky is falling.
These are the same people say the earth will be gone in eight years because of global warming if we don't do something.
And, like, oh, yeah, let's test deadly viruses there.
Bravo.
But it seems to be that they're buying patents and stuff for this shit before it escapes the lab.
did the same thing with anthrax a lot of government officials run cipro and stuff before there somebody mailed anthrax on 9-11 and tried to blame it on al-qaeda so i i mean they've done it before i wouldn't doubt it we'd never be able to know because it's like you're not even allowed to ask that question without getting censored
right well they don't censor you so much anymore for the lab leak hypothesis since it's gained um mainstream traction but they'll censor you for the other details and implications of facebook and twitter and stuff will no shit they still do oh yeah i mean i don't use the hell out of the ivermectin this they said for the hell out of the ivermectin yeah that's from japan japanese made that one yeah but now it's in the public domain there's no patent on it right so we can make money off of it if
it works it's just you don't need it corona's not that big a deal you're like a 99.98 chance you're gonna be fine unless you're over 80 in which case just about everything kills you anyway so what do you whatever i mean you're more likely if you're 27 years old you're more likely to die from lightning than you are from rona
right are you gonna every time it rains like cower under your bed like there's no reason it's so silly i i get sick to my stomach watching all these people wear masks and stuff i'm like you're sheep i never wear a mask anywhere i go and no problem they don't make you do that in japan it's not mandatory that
would be unconstitutional so um world war ii did we know pearl harbor was going to happen before it happened and we just let it happen well what do you mean by we the united states of america americans didn't know people in hawaii didn't know oh yeah they knew white house yeah and they just let it happen they actually encouraged it with the mccullin memo they did eight point plan of putting the oil embargo on japan and they had attacked him in the
the philippines and china before pearl harbor and they did the do-nothing raid right after they were sitting outside tokyo waiting to yeah they saw it coming they'd broken the codes they knew where the ships were they're like americans are very war weary after world war one and don't want to be part of this let's goad the japanese into attacking hawaii which was not a u.s state by the way it said they attacked a base and they only attacked the base they they could have flattened hawaii but they didn't they attacked pearl harbor
but what did we do when we got to japan just start bombing civilians right yeah yeah it's not like the japanese killed plenty of civilians in china and stuff but what happens in every war that's why war sucks yeah i mean that's the only reason why war sucks but it's the one of the inevitable it's not as if uh they didn't have prior beef with the chinese either i
mean they've been attacked many times with them too but yeah it sucks man it's fucking horrible there are no good guys in world war ii uh you can rightly demonize the axis powers but the allies are guilty of all the same things i mean french and british empire colonized half the planet
and the americas wiped out the american and canadian indians and went on all the way to guam you know spanish-american war and replaced the spanish in the philippines as a military occupier i mean it's uh uh hardly hardly could they shake their finger at the germans when they also enslaved raped and genocided most of the planet themselves germany was kind of new at the game compared to like
britain good lord they had no shame a long time since they sacked rome yeah it's been a while it's like let's tag in the mongolians whether you know it's been a long time really like how do we do this again wait you mean these little landlocked nations just lose their shit sometimes because they got nothing else going for them?
So it's always like Macedonia or Mongolia or some landlocked place.
Well, when you start seeing unemployment rates at 30%, people, when you start seeing unemployment rates at 30%, you get past the traditional causes of unemployment, like mental illness or incompetence or stupidity or laziness.
And then you have a significant portion of your population who are normal, rational people that are actively going out every day looking for work and just not finding any.
And you get that 30% kind of threshold like they had in Germany.
It's like Goodwill Hunting, that scene where he does the interview with the, I think it's the CIA.
He has that famous monologue where he's like, yeah, so you're right.
Yeah, he's like, I might as well just, you know, shoot my own buddy in the ass, crank up his gas prices.
You know, he's got that awesome.
I can't do it justice, but he's got that awesome monologue.
And that's basically, you know, you kind of see how, particularly like in the 80s and the 90s, it seemed like the government was really intentional about finding those intellectual assets.
They just get rid of you because they don't like what you're saying.
They'll just say hate speech and you're gone.
Right.
You're like, but I didn't advocate violence or ABCDF.
It doesn't matter.
Right.
Like there's no one to talk to.
It's just robots or robot people.
You don't get to argue.
They just cancel you because they want to and you have no recourse.
Yeah, she's in jail.
Yeah.
She's in prison.
She's in New York.
I don't know what they're going to do in November.
Like if she can really go to trial, she's going to have to plead bargain.
But this case, like 13 of them have been arrested in these pedophile rings.
John Lick Brunel's in jail.
Gaslin's in jail.
Epstein went to jail.
Keith Ranier and two of the Brompons went to jail.
Peter Nygaard's in jail.
And kind of Tertiary and in this ring, Harvey Weinstein, he's also in prison.
There's a list.
I made a map.
And all these people are going to prison or have been suicided or whatever, disappeared.
Others are stepping down from their positions, selling off their assets.
Like they got caught.
And as bad as the mob is and all, there's a line where even the most hardened like serial killers like, hey, we don't kill kids or rape kids.
Like we don't do that.
And so the pedophile aspect, if he had just stuck to getting like young women to blackmail politicians that were at least 18, I don't think it would even be news because it happens so much.
But the fact that he was dipping down to 12-year-olds and stuff makes it a big story.
And here's something that everyone needs to understand.
The public is scrambling for every scrap of news about Epstein.
They're very interested in the story.
And yet, nobody in the media is interested in the story.
They were only interested when there were pictures of Epstein with Donald Trump.
And when that went to a dead end, they're like, oh, it's not Trump?
Well, forget it.
And they haven't brought him up since.
Whatever you heard about Epstein's been online.
Because after the accosted Trump angle was worn out, they had no interest in covering the story at all.
And that's why he got arrested.
They thought this would be, this would lead back to Trump.
Now, Trump's ex-wife, Ivanka, not his daughter.
Yeah, Ivana, not Ivanka.
I just messed that up.
She did recruit girls with Maxwell, and she is a piece of shit.
Maxwell was in Japan in 2019 and in 2005.
She actually came over with Bill Clinton without Epstein.
It was Clinton and Maxwell came to Japan.
And I have someone that knows one of the translators.
So I'm going to try and talk to them about where they were and what they did.
But every scrap of Epstein information, everybody's hungry for it.
You think everybody associated with him was a pet, or do you think that some people just kind of like inconveniently fell into the trap of being photographed with him?
It's just saying they were lying about how long the relationship with the Clintons was.
And there they are photographed in the 90s, proving that they were there prior to them.
Because I think one of the things they blackmailed Bill Clinton to do was to hire James Woolsey to be director of the CIA because he's just a pro-Israel puppet.
Clinton hated him, didn't talk to him the whole time he was there, but he still did it.
Because I know from, for example, for me, if I were to run for office of any kind at the federal level, there's nothing you could fucking do to get me to sleep with an underage kid or you're not going to win your election either.
Well, I can't super easy because it's usually boys.
And it's like, well, you have to be celibate to be a priest.
Well, every red-blooded heterosexual male is like, I'm not going to be a priest.
You can't have sex with women.
But if you're gay or secretly gay, you're like, that's not so bad.
I'm not going to do that anyway.
So they're attracted to the priesthood.
It's very easy to not mess around with women because you're not even attracted to them anyway.
But if you do that long enough, the sex drive is greater than the sex preference.
And they tittle around the little boys.
And then they make the mistake of instead of taking this on the chin, let's hide this and just send them over to this other church in another area because it makes us all look bad if this guy gets caught.
They know Breonna Taylor because Breonna Taylor and her boyfriend shot a cop, right?
They picked the controversial one on purpose because it creates controversy because there's another side to it.
Like, well, she, they shot at the police or Floyd was high as hell.
But they don't pick the clear-cut case of like, here's a little girl sleeping on her couch that they murdered.
You don't hear that story or the story you're talking about, like Eric Schaefer, or I think that's who was in the hallway, or just somebody pulled over for speeding.
They make him get on his belly and taser him for no reason and then shoot him when he jumps up.
Like, fuck fucking cops are thugs sometimes.
But there's a lot of things in between no cops at all and some bad cops.
It's not intrinsic to policing that they're always going to be bully culture or whatever.
But we get these low IQ, couldn't get a job doing nothing else, donut eating fuck tards that are given a bunch of weapons and are allowed to abuse people.
And so, but I think all these issues from stopping war, human trafficking, all these things that we hate, they're all predicated on free speech.
If we don't have free media, a fair media to put these stories out and explain what happened, explain about voter fraud, coup exaggerations and all this, then none of it's going to matter.
Like the most important issue is saving free speech.
So we have to support real alternative platforms, Gab, VK, Odyssey, Bitchute, things like that, because you got Stockholm syndrome if you keep going back to YouTube, Twitter, Facebook.
They're just always going to abuse you and cancel you.
And as soon as your channel grows enough, they'll get rid of you.
Like, we were like, I haven't been banned yet.
I'm like, yeah, you don't even have 10,000 followers.
When you do, they'll get rid of you.
So, you know, I would be putting all copies of your show on Odyssey or a bit shoot.
They um, they remade that movie and they removed the cigarette thing from the character because Disney redid it and they don't want to promote smoking tobacco.
So do you think all this woke shit that we're going through right now is do you think it's intentional or do you think it's just happening because our culture has shifted?
If you go to a school, not just university, go to any school.
All they talk about is racist, sex, and identity stuff.
Because it's easy, you don't have to learn anything.
I guarantee you, if you went around with a blank map, if you went to California, which is the dumbest of the dumb, and you had a blank map, and you said, Where is Washington, D.C.?
20% of them wouldn't be able to give you the answer, maybe more.
They could not find their own capital in their own country.
