When you go off the reservation of Fox/CNN thought, it's crucial that you maintain a high standard of intellectual integrity; otherwise you fall into conspiracy theory territory, making a fool out of anyone who questions the corporate media's narrative.
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| Good evening, folks. | |
| Glad you could join me tonight. | |
| Back to the regular time. | |
| Back to normal. | |
| Except, you know, nothing ever works properly. | |
| I don't have my tablet today. | |
| I have no idea where I put it. | |
| So we don't have a tablet. | |
| It will turn itself up. | |
| I'm not worried about it. | |
| I'm just like, where the hell did I put that damn thing? | |
| You know, and digging through the back of my car. | |
| It's like, alright, we've got machetes, first aid kits, you know, got a whole bunch of cans that were supposed to be recycled last week. | |
| Got propaganda leaflets. | |
| No backpack, though. | |
| So no tablet. | |
| So I'll tell you what I'm going to be doing is I'm going to be checking in on the computer, which is very unprofessional, I realize. | |
| But yeah, it's like when you got something that's always in one place, you don't think about it. | |
| So the one time it's not in that place, you're just absolutely screwed. | |
| Anyway, how the hell are you folks doing out there? | |
| Hope you're enjoying this nice summer weather. | |
| BC has finally stopped trolling us with their endless forest fires. | |
| They do that on purpose. | |
| They're just jealous of Alberta for being awesome and having this thing. | |
| Like, we got this thing in Alberta. | |
| We're really proud of this. | |
| It's called an economy we don't have a VC. | |
| It's just a whole bunch of people taxing your gasoline That's how they pay for fruit, right? | |
| Here in Alberta, we actually make gasoline. | |
| Who to thunk it? | |
| Working hard is a good idea. | |
| So we finally got clear air. | |
| Which I'm quite thankful for because even as a smoker with this nice protective layer of tar on my very hard-working and alpha male lungs, even with that, I still feel the smoke from firefighters. | |
| It just leaves you burned out by the end of the day. | |
| So, welcome to the stream. | |
| What are we going to be talking about tonight? | |
| Tonight, we're going to be talking about the importance of intellectual integrity. | |
| And we're going to be talking a bit about the what's going on. | |
| The vaccine bass sports are going to be talking about some of that nonsense. | |
| But the main focus is intellectual integrity. | |
| Because, listen, if you want to stay on the reservation, if you want to get all your news from CNN and Fox, and just, you know, do what you're told all the time, it doesn't matter. | |
| You can say whatever damn fool thing that you want. | |
| You can complain about Russian bots. | |
| You can complain about the female Ghostbusters. | |
| You can do whatever the hell you want if you're on the reservation. | |
| Doesn't matter. | |
| right it's like all these these these things are known They're known, Khaleesi. | |
| These are things that you are allowed, expected, in fact, to say. | |
| Nobody is going to invalidate you for believing in Russian bots. | |
| Okay? | |
| Like, I mean, it's like a stupid thing to believe in. | |
| Although they do exist. | |
| It's just, yeah, it's a buzzword. | |
| It's nothing. | |
| Nothing's being said by that conversation. | |
| But you can say it. | |
| No problem. | |
| You know, go vote Team Blue. | |
| Oh, I don't like Team Blue. | |
| Go vote Team Red. | |
| You're fine. | |
| But if you're going to go off the reservation, you need to, you need to maintain your intellectual integrity. | |
| Because if you don't, if you go off the reservation half-cocked, mouthing off stupid opinions that have a tenuous connection to reality, if you go off and make statements with 100% certainty on stuff you don't know about, you are inimical. | |
| Inimical? | |
| Inimical. | |
| Yeah, inimical. | |
| You're inimical to the cause. | |
| You're worse than the opponents because you're making the radicals, the creatives, the people trying to challenge this dominant narrative, you're making all of us look like idiots. | |
| And next thing you know, you know, somebody's slapping the label of conspiracy theorist on yours truly. | |
| Not because of anything I said, but because the guy standing next to me is a drooling idiot. | |
| Let's check the comments. | |
| Now that I've got the intro out of the way, let's check these comments. | |
| And I haven't actually opened up the D-Live on the browser, but we're going to do that right now. | |
| Will this thing remember the comments? | |
| Let's see. | |
| Are you planning any new books? | |
| Blurb Stole! | |
| That's a new name to me. | |
| Well, we got a new follower, Hyundi Super. | |
| Thank you very much. | |
| Getting closer by the day, got Torner and Hooch here. | |
| Am I playing a new channel or something like that? | |
| Something like that. | |
| Something like that. | |
| You know what? | |
| I might get back to that later in the video because I don't want to be too self-indulgent. | |
| Never ask a writer about writing. | |
| They'll just talk your ear off and nobody cares. | |
| Something like that, though. | |
| Basically, there's two things you need if you're going to be creating content. | |
| You got to have the spark. | |
| And you've got to have the podium, the platform. | |
| And so, like, I still got that spark, right? | |
| There have been times I've gotten pretty burned out on the whole thing. | |
| The issue right now is what platform to be using. | |
| And I've been thinking a lot about the evolution of YouTube, of the internet in general, how it's gone from a Wild West to now they're trying to turn it into a Disney theme park. | |
| And we already had a Disney theme park. | |
| It was called Cable TV, and it sucked. | |
| Nobody liked that. | |
| That's why we had to invent the internet. | |
| But you know, they're trying to turn the internet back into cable TV. | |
| And I mean, a lot of the guys that wound up making careers out of it, a lot of them, they nerfed the new sound. | |
| They nerfed punk to make it more acceptable to general audiences. | |
| And that's not, hey, man, that's not even a criticism of them. | |
| That's just, that's business. | |
| Good for them. | |
| But at the same time, the elites are losing the narrative. | |
| Things are spiraling. | |
| And so everything's just really uncertain right now. | |
| Like, the last thing I'd want to do would be to, you know, I don't know, register a YouTube channel under a different cell phone number and, you know, build it, build it up to 20,000 subs and then have it get shit canned for some made-up reason as well. | |
| Right? | |
| Like, that's really disheartening when that happens. | |
| So, yes, something. | |
| Something still sussing out what exactly. | |
| But for now, we got the D-Live stream. | |
| I re-upload onto Spreaker, audio only. | |
| But you can catch it there. | |
| It takes me usually about a day or two to upload it. | |
| Just transferring a 4 gig file over to your hard drive. | |
| It's a pain in the ass. | |
| I had to set up an FTP server just to get my stupid phone to connect to my computer. | |
| And then it turns it off, the screen turns off, so I just have to sit there poking the stupid thing for about half an hour or so as it transfers through the modem when it could just, you know. | |
| If the cable and my computer actually connected to the phone, that'd be beautiful. | |
| It doesn't. | |
| It's a smartphone, guys. | |
| It's too smart to connect my stupid computer. | |
| Anyway, that's enough about my problems. | |
| Step talking about my problems. | |
| Let's talk about what's pissing me off. | |
| So I was watching. | |
| was watching counter arguments the youtuber counter arguments and he's got a very good what is the title of that video I can't tell if it's on my phone. | |
| But it involves, what's their name? | |
| Kelly Ann Conway. | |
| Now, I really like Counter-Arguments. | |
| It's a shame he quit, although I don't blame him. | |
| It really does seem like the really popular channels are mainly about feeding narcissism, about feeding preconceived beliefs. | |
| They actually feel bad for some of the people caught in these channels right because they're They they've become this like, you know what Like, I could have capitalized on the stuff I used to do by just becoming Mr. I Hate Women. | |
| Which, you know, like, I do hate women, but I'd rather do something a little bit more productive than have a channel where I just hate on women every week. | |
| As it seems like a lot of them got trapped in it, and it's, I mean, it's because, like, it's the audience that's been demanding daytime TV. | |
| So there's something to that. | |
| So yeah, I get why he quit. | |
| It's a shame. | |
| Because his videos are really, really good. | |
| He's non-partisan. | |
| He's not team red, team blue. | |
| And thank God, we've had more than enough of that. | |
| But one of the things I've been considering a lot lately is the, like, how many of these things that I think I know are actually just team red rhetoric that I picked up. | |
| Right? | |
| Like, what if I get outside of the information silo? | |
| What do I start seeing at that point? | |
| And this, uh, what's her stupid name? | |
| Kellyanne Conway. | |
| Can you think of a more awful name? | |
| Like, like. | |
| If, you know, if I had a son and he's like, oh, I'm getting married. | |
| Really? | |
| What's your name? | |
| Kelly Ann Conway. | |
| It's like, you're no son of mine. | |
| You're disinherited. | |
| Kick that bitch out of your life. | |
| She already, I can tell, she's got bleach blonde hair. | |
| She wears a shade of lipstick that's a little bit too red. | |
| She's one of those women that, like, paints her face the same color it would be normally. | |
| I don't even get. | |
| Like, women look fine. | |
| Women look fine. | |
| They don't need to cover themselves in paint all day. | |
| And she probably has a lot of very strong opinions that she can't back up with any logic or facts whatsoever. | |
| Like, you name your daughter Kelly Ann Conway. | |
| Kelly Ann, you know, two names, just in case you didn't know that the first one was a female name. | |
| Well, Kelly could be a guy's name. | |
| Let's give her a second girl name, just to be thorough. | |
| Get the fuck out of here, man. | |
| Kellyanne Conway. | |
| Anyway, Kelly Ann Conway. | |
| She was Donald Trump's, I don't know, media person. | |
| Person that talks to media. | |
| And Counter Arguments did a fantastic video showing that she actually says nothing whatsoever. | |
| She pivots. | |
| Every conversation she's in, she just changes the bloody topic. | |
| You know, one of the clips he was using in the video, a CNN reporter, and yes, yes, boo, CNN. | |
| I hate CNN too. | |
| But the CNN report made a pointed question. | |
| Donald Trump was saying that the job statistics were fake numbers under Obama, but now he's saying he recovers the economy using the same statistics. | |
| So are they real now? | |
| Well, well, Piers Morgan, or whoever the hell she was talking to. | |
| Well, Piers Morgan. | |
| I don't think that's an important question for all those people that are now working. | |
| All those millions of people that have jobs, they don't care about it. | |
| That wasn't the question, you stupid bitch. | |
| Question is, did Donald Trump mean that, or was he just bullshitting? | |
| Hint, he was bullshitting. | |
| And so infuriating listening to her. | |
| So here's a question for you. | |
| Was the FBI spying on Trump during the election, you know, four years ago, five years ago? | |
| I mean, he made those allegations, right? | |
| And it certainly sounds like something that the Obamas and Clintons would do to me. | |
| But I'll be honest, it's not something that I dug really deeply into. | |
| And when Kellyanne Conway was asked about it, she changed the topic. | |
| She threw up red herrings. | |
| spent a 20-minute interview not answering the question. | |
| You know, it reminds me to a T of when Justin Trudeau was being confronted about the WE charity and the fact that he has... | |
| They name it We Charity because that name slips out of your mind. | |
| Like, we is, it's not, it's like, technically, it's a word, but it's not really a word unless you follow it with a verb. | |
| You don't see we on its own. | |
| And so we charity, it's just like it's slippery. | |
| It slips right out of your brain. | |
| Normally you want, you know, the Ronald McDonald House, the Hillary Clinton Foundation. | |
| You want a name that jumps out. | |
| And we charity, what the hell is we charity? | |
| Oh, it must not be important. | |
| I won't worry about it. | |
| When Trudeau was being confronted about, like, how much did your family members get paid by we charity, well, you were giving it money from the Canadian government, he didn't answer. | |
| He spent 10, 20 minutes not answering the damn question exactly the same as Kellyanne Conway. | |
| And so it occurs to me that this whole Russian spying on Trump, which like if I were to put money on it, I'd say, yeah, it happened. | |
| But I don't actually know. | |
| I know that the information silo of Red Team says it happens, but if it happened, why the hell couldn't she answer a straight question? | |
| Why, like, we tend to apply this level of scrutiny to the other team, but not our own team. | |
| And that's, and that's the state of modern politics. | |
| That's the state of modern discourse, where, you know, quoting people out of context, oh, you were standing next to a guy that said something, so you believe the same thing as him. | |
| Like, this really, really kills dialogue. | |
| It kills conversation. | |
| And in politics, if we're okay with this happening, then guess what? | |
| Everything you watch in the media is completely irrelevant because nobody's... | |
| People aren't even going to be accountable to holding true to what they already said. | |
| And so if we've got nothing but Justin Trudeau's and Kellyanne Conways on the TV 24-7 saying absolutely nothing, refusing to answer questions, twisting the topic, using cheap rhetorical tactics, if that's all that's on the media, then guess what? | |
| Your vote is... | |
| They'll do whatever the hell they want to us. | |
| And it's not acceptable just because it's somebody on our side pulling the bullshit. | |
| So let's check these comments. | |
| It looks like, is that fire haps? | |
| It's fire haps. | |
| He says, I don't necessarily miss TV, but I do miss gathering in front of it with the family. | |
| I don't think Gen Z knows anything about that. | |
| People still watch movies, don't they? | |
| Movies, you'll learn more about objective reality watching fiction than you will watching the news. | |
| Public Frog says the real Kellyanne Conway is a MILF and also whip smart. | |
| Hey, the person I saw was a smooth operator. | |
| i just don't want to live in that world so see it's one thing if you're you're being one of these mendacious rap bastards in the employ of team red or team blue I mean, you're really destroying civilization by engaging in this sort of thing. | |
| Like, if you can't have honest discourse, how the hell can you have a civilization? | |
| How does that even work when discourse is all pure lies or it's been cancel cultured? | |
| And if you want discourse, it's up to all of us to maintain the integrity, our own personal integrity, that we're not going to lie about other people. | |
| We're not going to twist things. | |
| We're going to have honest dialogue about all of them. | |
| And this becomes even more important if you're on the fringe. | |
| Because if you say crazy things on the fringe, well, you're just dragging everybody down on the fringe. | |
| You're already in dangerous territory when you're off the reservation. | |
| Open hunting on human beings when you leave the reservation. | |
| And the people that go off half cocked, you know, they're dropping a signal flare on your position. | |
| This is where you go and hunt the dissidents. | |
| Let's talk about these, these MRNA jabs. | |
| The vaccine passports. | |
| Let's talk about that. | |
| Are these, well, are they a eugenics program? | |
| No, they're not a eugenics program. | |
| Shit! | |
| I wish they'd have a eugenics program. | |
| Have you seen the weirdos out there? | |
| Have you seen the spiteful mutants swarming our civilization with their bent features and their corpulent guts? | |
| Good lord, bring me some eugenics, please! | |
| No, it's not a eugenics program. | |
| Mass vaccinating a population with an experimental vaccine is not eugenics. | |
| Well, uh, Bill Gates is a eugenicist. | |
| Man, ain't it funny how he's become such a boogeyman? | |
| Is this just humanity? | |
| People are just, like, they need, they need to put a face on Dr. Evil. | |
| They need a face to represent the evil that institutions do, that reckless scientists do. | |
| No, it needs to be summed up in a face, in a personality. | |
| Hey, don't get me wrong, Bill Gates is an asshole. | |
| But I'm a hell of a lot more worried about Kellyanne Conway polluting all the discourse. | |
| Anyway, so Bill Gates. | |
| He's not a eugenicist. | |
| What do you guys think eugenics is? | |
| Yes, he wants to circumcise all of Africa, which is really creepy. | |
| And he loves pumping kids in India full of vaccines that have supposedly paralyzed like 100,000 kids over there. | |
| Yeah, he's a jerk. | |
| He's an idiot. | |
| It's mad science. | |
| It's not eugenics, though. | |
| And when you call it eugenics, like, I mean, okay, so if you want to go call... | |
| Because, like, policing actually is a little bit eugenic. | |
| What... | |
| What's a really stupid thing that somebody could call, oh, that's eugenics? | |
| Red light cameras, man. | |
| Red light cameras. | |
| That's eugenics, man. | |
| It's eugenics. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Because the city of Calgary, they're all secret eugenicists. | |
| That's why they put the red light cameras out. | |
| Listen, if you want to be an idiot, you go right ahead, okay? | |
| But when you're standing next to me, and this is kind of an important thing, right? | |
| These vaccine passports, they kind of got me freaked out. | |
| Kind of an important thing that we should be talking about since CNN and Fox News both agree on just about everything. | |
| But now you want to talk about how red light cameras are eugenicists. | |
| Another one I hear a lot of is that the vaccines, they're trying to lower the population. | |
| Bill Gates has admitted that he wants to lower the population. | |
| Yeah, he didn't admit it. | |
| He was on Oprah. | |
| Admit. | |
| That's what you do in a dark room with a bright light hanging right over you and you're cuffed to a table. | |
| That's where you admit something. | |
| going on Oprah to talk about your plan to reduce the global population is not admitting anything. | |
| Guys, could we believe the carrying capacity of Earth is about 20 billion people? | |
| Something like that. | |
| And we can still have lots of nature areas and we can have a high standard of living. | |
| I would guess about 20 billion people. | |
| Right? | |
| We might need to get, well, we need to build more nuclear reactors. | |
| Fusion power would help with that. | |
| But I could easily see 20 billion people on the planet. | |
| Bill Gates, I don't know what he thinks. | |
| There should be 6 billion? | |
| Well, we're going to peak out at 9 billion in about 40 years, and then it's going to start going down. | |
| That happens. | |
| People get a first world lifestyle. | |
| They don't have as many kids. | |
| Prophylactics are easy. | |
| And kids, rather than being like in a rural agricultural economy, having kids means more people to work on your farm. | |
| In a first world economy, kids are really expensive. | |
| So very few people have large families these days. | |
| But can we all agree that the carrying capacity of planet Earth is a finite number? | |
| Like, that's not really debatable, is it? | |
| I mean, I mean, maybe once we get down to the Arctic and we climb the ice wall, we'll find a second Earth over top of it. | |
| But if, you know, if the round-earthers are to believe, there's finite space on the planet. | |
| Finite resources. | |
| So the criticism of Bill Gates is, A, his numbers weigh too low, and B, his mad science schemes for achieving this are, like, evil and stupid. | |
| Have we seen any evidence that Gates, like this vaccine is being used to kill people? | |
| What shitty James Bond plot are we talking about where, oh geez. | |
| You know what I watched the other day? | |
| Was Star Trek Deep Space Nine. | |
| They had a holodeck episode that was a complete ripoff of James Bond. | |
| And it was awful. | |
| It was like a James Bond movie with no budget. | |
| Just really cheesy one-liners. | |
| It was just absolutely awful. | |
| And hilarious. | |
| But in it, Dr. Noah planned to flood the entire planet. | |
| And only his select few people will survive. | |
| I forget which Bond movie that is, but that was one of the plots. | |
| But see, this guy, this Bond villain is saying, oh, we're going to take the best and the brightest and the greatest people, and we're going to kill everybody else with this toxin. | |
| And then we'll have all this property to inherit. | |
| And he's got like a whole army of stormtroopers that's on his side. | |
| They're loyal. | |
| Everybody knows what's going on. | |
| They're all part of it. | |
| They are down for the sickness. | |
| So that makes sense. | |
| Right? | |
| Kind of crazy evil sense. | |
| I think you need bullshit magic technology to actually pull something like that off. | |
| But it makes sense. | |
| Heck, I might sign up for that guy. | |
| As long as we make sure the people in Toronto really suffer during the apocalypse, you know? | |
| I might be down for that. | |
| The Bond villain would not send out an experimental vaccine to murder everybody. | |
| Because A, you're not going to get everybody vaccinated. | |
| That's just a fact. | |
| Not everybody's going to be vaccinated. | |
| So even if you have a 100% kill rate with this vaccine, there's a lot of us that are going to go find the people that murdered our loved ones, and we are going to give them very slow and creative deaths. | |
| So no, no, the vaccine's not going to be murdering people. | |
| Probably, probably. | |
| I think it is extremely unsafe. | |
| I think there's non-zero probability that, yeah, a lot of people are going to die from it. | |
| Certainly the early animal trials with ferrets resulted in, well, that was 100% deaths with the ferrets, I believe. | |
| But if you want to kill off the global population, this is a really, really stupid way to do it. | |
| And so, if you're opposed to the vaccine passports, running around like chicken little saying the sky is falling makes everybody that's opposed to passports look like a freaking idiot. | |
| The same problem, like 20 years ago. | |
| The anti-vaxxers. | |
| Now, there are a lot of doctors that will tell you privately, we are over-vaccinating. | |
| We are pumping kids full of too many vaccines. | |
| It's not safe. | |
| It's not necessary. | |
| There's not really much benefit for the patient. | |
| In fact, there's huge risks for the patient. | |
| The person benefiting is the pharmaceutical industry who has guaranteed customers for all of this. | |
| And it's not because the pharmaceutical industry is run by eugenicists. | |
| It's because the flu vaccine costs $15 a pop. | |
| Something like that. | |
| Huge financial incentive to get everybody to take the stupid flu vaccine every winter. | |
| Doesn't actually work. | |
| We just get different variants of the flu when everybody's vaccinated. | |
| But they don't care. | |
| They made money. | |
| If they could convince everybody to take Tylenol every single day, right? | |
| Or acetosalicylic acid. | |
| Oh, wait, except that's not pantogen. | |
| That's not branded. | |
| Aspirin, aspirin. | |
| If they could convince everybody to take aspirin every day, there's actually some suggestive evidence that would be really healthy for us. | |
| Right? | |
| Like, it's probably like one aspirin a day, I don't believe there's any negative side effects associated with that dosage, and it would prevent a lot of heart attacks. | |
| But unfortunately, acetylsalicylic acid is not patented or branded, so they haven't bothered to do that public information campaign. | |
| Bill Gates might want to reduce the global population to 1 billion people. | |
| Vaccines are a really stupid way of doing that. | |
| But the Georgia Guidestones, what about the Georgia Guidestones? | |
| Yeah, Ted Turner's a freaking weirdo. | |
| You ever seen Captain Planet? | |
| That's what he actually believes. | |
| That pseudo virtue signaling cartoon show. | |
| That's what he thinks environmentalism is. | |
| Do you want to be environmental, Ted Turner? | |
| Not spending a billion dollars creating a crappy cartoon show. | |
| Right? | |
| You want to be green? | |
| Bulldoze Hollywood. | |
| Turn Hollywood into a forest, right? | |
| Settle for the movies. | |
| We have enough movies. | |
| We don't need to make any more movies, guys. | |
| It's too expensive, too much carbon footprint for all of that. | |
| Jesus. | |
| No, what we need is like five diverse teenagers to summon Captain Planet for us. | |
| what we actually need. | |
| So yeah, Bill Gates might want to reduce the population to 1 billion people. | |
| He's not gonna. | |
| He does not have the capacity to do that. | |
| And in fact, look at where his efforts have been going. | |
| Okay? | |
| Now you could argue that everything that Bill Gates does is to achieve his goal of lowering global population. | |
| He puts his effort into improving medical services. | |
| Now this might sound counterintuitive at first. | |
| How does having better health care reduce the global population? | |
| Seems weird, right? | |
| I will tell you how it works. | |
| When people are in a chaotic environment, say malaria, for example. | |
| Malaria catches people randomly. | |
| There's not really anything you can do to deal with malaria. | |
| And when that happens, people start developing situational ethics. | |
| Because you can't plan for the future when the future is completely random. | |
| And so they start, they do the same thing rabbits do. | |
| They breed like rabbits. | |
| If, however, you've got, you're pretty sure that, you know, you're going to live your full lifespan. | |
| Right? | |
| And guys, this is weird. | |
| Okay, this is weird living in an era where almost everybody who's born lives their full natural lifespan. | |
| That's weird. | |
| When you hear idiots saying that, oh, back in the Middle Ages, people died at 30. | |
| No, idiots. | |
| Average life expectancy was 30 because most people died when they were kids. | |
| They died of flus. | |
| They died of little diseases or minor injuries that went septic. | |
| You name it. | |
| If you made it to 20, you had the same life expectancy we have today. | |
| You know, give or take six months. | |
| In a chaotic environment, you don't worry about tomorrow. | |
| You don't worry about polluting. | |
| You don't worry about having children out of wedlock. | |
| You just try and survive day to day. | |
| If you take that malaria environment and transform it into a healthy environment, guess what? | |
| People have fewer kids. | |
| So yeah, Bill Gates is trying to make people healthy because it will lower the global population. | |
| And it will. | |
| He's right about that. | |
| So what? | |
| The reason he was going on about the poop water. | |
| Good lord. | |
| Now, I don't know, that might have been like a public humiliation ritual. | |
| I'm certain he's involved in some sort of demonic cabal sort of BS. | |
| Most of them are. | |
| So there's probably a public humiliation ritual to it. | |
| Maybe he got off on the public humiliation. | |
| I mean, like, all water is poop water. | |
| Like, it's been on the planet. | |
| Like, a dinosaur pissed in your Evian bottled water 65 million years ago, okay? | |
| That's just, that's how water works. | |
| The reason though that he's so excited about his poop water is because in a lot of places they drink poop water without the filtration and that's why there's such low life expectancy parasites and you name it resulting in people having lots and lots of kids. | |
| There's a sinister plan for you. | |
| I need to read some comments. | |
| Let me get some ice. | |
| Then I'm going to read some comments. | |
| I'm just, I'm so frustrated by this. | |
| He's not a eugenicist! | |
| Alright, let's read some of these comments. | |
| Oh my god. | |
| Guys, I get so frustrated by this stuff. | |
| I get so angry. | |
| Oh man, I'm publishing an article on Monday about this guy that claims, oh no, it's not the Rothschilds, the life insurance industry forcing us all to get vaccinated. | |
| Oh my god. | |
| nothing but boomer crack. | |
| It is the stupid test. | |
| Now Maddie tosses me a lemon. | |
| Thank you very much, guys. | |
| You can also send me crypto or back me on Patreon for a buck a month if you feel like it. | |
| Link is on the website, starestheworld.com. | |
| Now he says, Rick and Maury did a great parody of Captain Planet. | |
| I saw that episode and it's I mean like Dan Harmon's a left-wing guy But, yeah, it's like the, oh, save the planet with magic powers. | |
| Well, shit, if only we had magic powers. | |
| Unfortunately, we have these, you know, we need to eat meat and we need to farm. | |
| Firehap says, we're still trying to assign rational motives to the elites. | |
| Conservatives and liberals just don't want to accept that some of them are just evil. | |
| Well, the thing is, there's evil and there's evil. | |
| Another article I'm going to think about writing soon is on the different faces of evil. | |
| You've got guys like, what the hell was he called? | |
| The Nightstalker? | |
| You know, like this guy's exceptional. | |
| Most rapists and serial killers, like, either they go for beautiful young women or they go for beautiful young men, you know? | |
| One or the other. | |
| So it's like, you don't, I don't approve of your way of achieving that objective, but I can see why you have that objective, right? | |
| Makes some sense to me. | |
| That Nightstalker guy, man, he was just evil for the sake of evil. | |
| Sometimes he killed people, sometimes he didn't. | |
| He raped men, women, children. | |
| He was just evil for the sake of evil. | |
| Then you got people like Hillary Clinton that just want power. | |
| They want power over everybody. | |
| Then you got the Bill Gates and Dr. Fauci's of the world, which these guys just think, well, they are just so damn clever, we all need to do exactly what they tell us all the time. | |
| And if you don't, they will crush you like a bug. | |
| So yeah, they're evil, but they're not stupid evil. | |
| And trying to use the vaccines to lower global population by killing everybody that takes the vaccine, that's really stupid. | |
| The vaccine passports are not about population reduction. | |
| They're about population control. | |
| Huge difference. | |
| Now, once you get population control, you can easily lower the population. | |
| Start putting a lot of soy in the food. | |
| I mean, hey, if somebody presented the argument that there was a conspiracy between all of the, not all of them, but like most of the big food manufacturers to pump us full of sugar, to get us fat, to lower testosterone levels, to A, make people more obedient, and B, make them more, like, just lower their libido. | |
| See, that would actually make sense. | |
| That's like, hey, it might be happening, actually. | |
| There's a conspiracy theory for you. | |
| I should write a book about that conspiracy theory and claim I know everything and just be a complete hypocrite and make millions of dollars. | |
| I see zero evidence that they're trying to reduce the population with this vaccine. | |
| It is a manufactured crisis. | |
| There's tons of evidence of that. | |
| We have, you know, Fauci and his emails talking about manufacturing a crisis to justify mass vaccinations, moving to a vaccine passport. | |
| And once they have you on the vaccine passport, well, you need to get re-vaccinated every three months. | |
| Carrot and stick. | |
| Oh, you get immunized every three months. | |
| It's wonderful. | |
| And you're not allowed to have a job if you don't do it. | |
| That sells tons of vaccines and it controls the population. | |
| Have you noticed that all sorts of voices are pushing to have your Facebook and your cell phone and your Twitter, like to have them all bundled up in an identity that they own? | |
| It's their identity. | |
| They own you. | |
| Bundle it all up in one place, toss in a vaccine passport for good measure. | |
| And since, you know, there's this terrifying coronavirus and people are going to die. | |
| So it's not just that Facebook is convenient and fun. | |
| It's that you need to indulge. | |
| You need to engage in this mass program for the safety of others. | |
| You don't want to kill Grandma, do you? | |
| You don't want to be a super spreader of the Delta variant, even though the Delta variant only hurts people that get vaccinated, from what I can tell. | |
| This is exactly what they want. | |
| Canon is not in the business of selling printers. | |
| They're in the business of selling printer ink. | |
| And I don't like this. | |
| I don't like the subscription models with software these days. | |
| Apparently, apparently, Audacity just got bought by a big company and they're rewriting the terms and services to turn the whole thing into spyware. | |
| So if you've got a legacy version of Audacity, hold on to it. | |
| See, if Bill Gates was just trying to lower the population, like, I wish that was happening. | |
| If these vaccines were designed to kill the people that take them, fantastic! | |
| Property prices are going to get cheap, fellas. | |
| We can be homeowners one day. | |
| Not going to kill anybody. | |
| They'll probably make you sick. | |
| Probably going to cripple a fair number of people. | |
| Like, I mean, if you got the vaccine, I'm sorry, you failed the stupid test. | |
| These things have not been adequately tested. | |
| And they're to protect you from a virus that isn't really a threat. | |
| The only people that die from it are really old or really fat. | |
| So don't be really fat. | |
| So yeah, this is a very, this is an awful thing they're trying to do to us. | |
| Right? | |
| What we need the exact opposite. | |
| Right? | |
| We need to start enshrining privacy rights as fundamental human rights. | |
| That people own their identities, not the corporations. | |
| That's the evil plan. | |
| But if you run off like a chicken with your head cut off, screaming about how people are going to be dying, mass die-offs, right? | |
| Like not accidental die-offs, but intentional die-offs. | |
| You're making anybody critical of this look like an idiot. | |
| Not just yourself. | |
| When you're off the reservation, you have to be very serious. | |
| You need to be on top of the stuff that goes in and out of your head. | |
| I'll tell you, one of the things that's happened is that, well, I think a lot of people got red-pilled over the past year. | |
| So they're off, they're no longer on the plantation, they're wandering in the wilderness. | |
| And there are a lot of poachers out there. | |
| There are a lot of false prophets. | |
| There are a lot of people that see these stray cattle, and they're just dragging them on to a new reservation. | |
| know the truth about all of this by my book. | |
| Honestly, you would have been better off on the reservation. | |
| At least the reservation, yeah, they're going to poison you with this vaccine, but you get to eat tasty McDonald's burgers. | |
| You go off the reservation, next thing you know, you have you bedazzle the front of your steering wheel for good vibes, turning it into a claymore. | |
| Let's check these comments and I says I think this is a test run I mean, it wouldn't be a test run if they could have pulled the whole thing off. | |
| But yeah, I think it's been four, like it's, they didn't pull it off. | |
| There was a lot of resistance against this. | |
| Let's see. | |
| The Nice Ducker grew up in a really messed up family. | |
| His uncle bragged to him about raping and murdering while a soldier in Vietnam. | |
| Yeah, he had a weird childhood. | |
| But Again, you've got to be special sort of evil to turn into a guy like that. | |
| And yeah, perfectly frankly, he did actually worship the devil. | |
| Does my ass look fat on this camera? | |
| I'm just going to ignore that for now. | |
| I have a great-looking ass. | |
| Actually, I'm kind of out of shape since I got the brain damage. | |
| Didn't just get out to like Torah Lego Man or something. | |
| Finally did 40 push-ups earlier today. | |
| Getting back into shape again. | |
| Kind of annoying when you can't work out. | |
| Oh my god, is that what being old is? | |
| It's being old, just being like you're too old to work out, so now you get fat. | |
| That would suck. | |
| So yeah, there's a... | |
| There's a quote from Fauci. | |
| I don't have it right in front of me. | |
| I'm going to kind of paraphrase it, but I'm not misrepresenting it. | |
| Where he was saying that we need to work with the media to create a sustained panic. | |
| Right? | |
| Like the next SARS or swine flu, like when one of those comes up, you have like a three-month panic, but then it just disappears and nobody cares. | |
| So Fauci was saying in one of the private emails that we need to work with the media to maintain the panic level until we can get to mass vaccination point. | |
| And if we do this, we will prove our business model and the investors will be happy and they'll give us lots of money to keep doing this. | |
| And for some reason, people have been pointing to this and saying, this is the smoking gun. | |
| Well, yeah, but it doesn't make him a eugenicist. | |
| That's not his plan to kill the plant. | |
| That's his plan to run a savvy business. | |
| And how naive are you that you think that, like, I don't know, the world is run on good vibrations or something like that? | |
| It's like, yeah, nobody wants to see how the sausage is made. | |
| This is how it's made. | |
| We're back to the plan. | |
| Corporate control of our lives. | |
| You know, to go back to the question asked at the beginning, if I'm thinking about setting up a new channel or anything like that, part of the problem is that we've got this corporate takeover of the counterculture venues. | |
| So imagine you're in a punk band and punk starts getting popular, so the psychopaths take it over and they open up a huge punk music festival, only you're not allowed to swear at this one. | |
| No swearing allowed. | |
| This needs to be family-friendly. | |
| That's kind of where I am as a content creator. | |
| Right? | |
| need to to nerf certain thoughts and so finding some sort of venue where you can actually do things that are unique and creative that's the challenge Right? | |
| Like, I want more David Firth stuff. | |
| I want more of that in the world. | |
| And where's a good place for that these days? | |
| Facebook, Twitter. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Actually, Twitter's been pretty decent lately with not censoring people. | |
| Listen, guys, a lot of what's happening. | |
| Okay, so Jack Dorsey and the blue check marks and yeah, it's kind of annoying, isn't it? | |
| They got really spun up by Trump. | |
| But I don't think guys like Jack Dorsey. | |
| See, Bill Gates started out his life being a skeezy, psychopathic, shyster business guy. | |
| Right? | |
| It was Wozniak that did all the software. | |
| Bill Gates was just an expert at stabbing people in the back. | |
| Same thing with Dr. Fauci. | |
| That guy, he's not a scientist. | |
| He can get a PhD in his field with an IQ, you know, of 112, like that girl that the IQ test. | |
| Yeah, just because he has a degree in science doesn't make him a scientist. | |
| He's a businessman. | |
| Now, Zuckerberg was a creep that just wanted to spy on people's private messages to one another because Zuckerberg is a creep and possibly a reptilian. | |
| But most of these people in the tech industry, they like they're left libertarian sort of types, right? | |
| So like Donald Trump really made their back pussies hurt, but they're not actually super tyrannical, censorious people. | |
| The problem is that this technology and the nature of corporations, the way corporations, just what they are, naturally leads to these abuses making a lot of sense. | |
| So, you know, we've got, all right, let's look at the medical industry. | |
| So we've got medical patents. | |
| Supposedly that, so you can patent genes because we want people to be investing in it, investing in research, and they're not going to invest unless they have the potential to make a lot of profit. | |
| Interesting idea at first, except, you know, that copyright on creative works, on novels, movies, etc. | |
| Yeah, you can argue that. | |
| That actually protects the individual. | |
| But corporate law these days really protects the corporation. | |
| And corporations naturally see. | |
| They're like a shark that can't stop swimming. | |
| If it stops moving forward, it dies. | |
| The corporation, the nature of the corporation, this thing that we've summoned up out of the ether through writing laws saying that they exist, is constantly seeking to maximize profit. | |
| Damn the human cost. | |
| And that's what's going on. | |
| But for the most part, that's like 90% of your answer. | |
| 10% of your answer is that Bill Gates worships Satan. | |
| 90% of your answer is that corporations fill the void that is available to them. | |
| And they seek to completely dominate and own everything and force everybody into a subscription model. | |
| This is why you will own nothing and be happy. | |
| How could you not be happy with friend computer in charge of... | |
| What was it? | |
| No, I forget. | |
| That's a game paranoia. | |
| And think about running a campaign in that. | |
| Friend computer says you're happy. | |
| You must be happy. | |
| Friend computer is never wrong. | |
| How could an AI be wrong? | |
| Only a subversive or a communist would say that friend computer was wrong. | |
| This is how the sausage is made. | |
| You make it legal to patent medicine. | |
| And the huge rush is going to be finding medicines that treat symptoms. | |
| Because there's way more money in that. | |
| This isn't some like grand conspiracy. | |
| It's the nature of the beast. | |
| It's not a conspiracy to say that the wolves are trying to hunt your sheep. | |
| That's what wolves do. | |
| Screwing people over and making profit is what corporations do. | |
| You don't need to posit eugenesis and secret Nazis on the moon to explain the behavior of all of this. | |
| The problem though is that Nazis on the moon you could hypothetically fight. | |
| Right? | |
| It's a huge part. | |
| It's just everybody's living in movie world. | |
| Everyone's living in movie world where there's a villain with a master plan. | |
| And if we can only find that villain and defeat him, then we can go back to normal. | |
| Sorry guys, this is normal. | |
| Moral hyperbole is not going to get us out of this. | |
| I think a part of it is people are afraid of looking at the deeper issue, to realize that we are all part of the problem as well. | |
| To go back to where I started with all of this, talking about counter arguments, the guy on YouTube. | |
| Where he's just pointing out that, you know, Kellyanne Conway. | |
| God, Conway. | |
| I don't think I would ever trust somebody with the name Conway. | |
| Just alienated all the Conways in my audience. | |
| Kellyanne Conway is destroying discourse with her actions and if you're a Trump supporter that watches Kellyanne Conway and applauds her destroying discourse you're part of the problem | |
| and believe me we've got lots and lots of people who are part of the problem and that's that's a lot that you know that takes some self-ownership for all of that It's a lot of the conspiracy theory thinking, it's basically scapegoating our own moral culpability onto Bill Gates, Dr. Fauci, you name it. | |
| We're happy with the corporations when they're giving us new product to consume. | |
| And it's only now that they're telling us to get vaccined that we don't like it. | |
| God damn it, people just missing the forest for the trees. | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| Drives me up the wall. | |
| So, let's check the last few comments. | |
| I think we're going to do another short story tonight. | |
| I mean, I love chatting with you folks, but I also, I think the short streams are better. | |
| Get to the point a little bit quicker. | |
| Turner Hooch says, I believe this is why they're canceling the student debt from fraudulent colleges. | |
| Winning the trust of the public. | |
| Man, I eliminate all cult. | |
| All student debt. | |
| Eliminate all student debt. | |
| Eliminate the loans you can't discharge through bankruptcy. | |
| Make the schools justify it. | |
| Jack Dorsey is a figurehead. | |
| Somewhat. | |
| Like, he did, from what I can tell, he did build the company. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Maybe there's some big thing going on there. | |
| A lot of these tech guys, though, they're actually not. | |
| Like, yeah, they buy into all the left-wing San Francisco bullshit. | |
| But they're not assholes. | |
| Okay, they're not actually evil. | |
| Like, I think I've mentioned before, I had a chat with the guy that, the guy, the owner of Patreon. | |
| And, like, he, it was about the Sarkeesian effect. | |
| That cursed project. | |
| Well, actually, the project was fine. | |
| It was the business partner. | |
| Yeah, like, if he wanted an excuse to cancel it because he was getting so much flack, but we talked to him. | |
| It's like, no, we're not. | |
| This isn't a smear job. | |
| This isn't anything like that. | |
| There's, no, this is journalism. | |
| And, yeah, and he said, okay, I'm not canceling it. | |
| Even though he's temperamentally more likely to be friendly to be, you know, with Anita Sarkeesian. | |
| So a lot of them are decent guys. | |
| It's just the corporation. | |
| Corporation must expand. | |
| Corporation must gather data on you. | |
| And the corporation must sell that. | |
| Jello Biafra took the jab on his What Would Jello Do YouTube channel. | |
| I do not know who Jello Biafra is, and it sounds like I don't want to. | |
| Now let's see here, can I... | |
| I'm trying to see if I can do something. | |
| I don't know if I can. | |
| There we go. | |
| Tossing out some lemons to all of you folks. | |
| I have no idea what this does. | |
| I have no idea what it means but here we go because you guys are an awesome audience to sum things up I view the argument twofold Number one, the vaccines are untested. | |
| Say, guys, you saw Jurassic Park, right? | |
| Now, did it ever occur to you that dinosaurs are just another animal? | |
| Right? | |
| Like, we have zoos with lions and rhinoceroses in them. | |
| And they're fine. | |
| Right? | |
| We figured out how to do a zoo. | |
| Dinosaurs really wouldn't be any different. | |
| They'd just eat more. | |
| You know why Michael Creighton wrote that book? | |
| He was criticizing guys like Dr. Fauci. | |
| He was criticizing mad science being shoved onto the public before it's remotely safe. | |
| So that's the first thing. | |
| The vaccines aren't safe. | |
| They're an experimental tech that technocrats are shoving on everybody. | |
| And I highly doubt that any of the leaders are taking them. | |
| I mean, we've seen that video of Trudeau where it's the lady administering his vaccine doesn't know how to administer vaccines. | |
| She does it really weird. | |
| So that's number one. | |
| The vaccines aren't safe and COVID is not scary. | |
| Number two, they're trying to push everybody into you own nothing and you rent. | |
| They're trying to make cars more difficult for us to own. | |
| They're just trying to turn us into obedient little rats in the maze. | |
| And that's vaccine passports. | |
| And they can sell a lot more vaccines if they get everybody on a vaccine passport. | |
| And if you say something they don't like, well, you'll be barred from public transit. | |
| And now you can't get to work since it's impossible to get a car in the future they're trying to build for us. | |
| Only they get cars. | |
| Only they get to eat meat. | |
| We get to eat the bugs. | |
| They want to turn the whole world into Facebook. | |
| That's where things are heading. | |
| That's the argument. | |
| Not eugenics, not what the hell do I know? | |
| Alex Jones makes way more money than I do. | |
| But I'm still doing it, guys. | |
| Still doing it. | |
| I think we'll have another stream on Sunday. | |
| I think I'll miss you guys by Sunday. | |
| And hopefully I'll find that stupid tablet. | |
| But I think that's all I got in me tonight. | |
| We got the rewards out. | |
| No new comments, guys. | |
| Thank you very much for joining tonight. | |
| Carpe futurum, tene traditum. | |
| And keep watching those skies. |