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June 4, 2018 - Get Off My Lawn - Gavin McInnes
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Ep 138 | Trump Meets Rump | Get Off My Lawn
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Easy money It's about to be a surgical summer chop the tops off the table New York.
It's get off my wall And you know we gotta cut the heads off these snakes, right?
Hells yeah Watch the body drops right in the side Let's have a heart to heart about your pride Yo, what's up?
It's your boy Gavin that was push a T laying down a diss track on Drake y'all.
Yo, what's up with that?
There's some mad drama going on in the community That push a T I this you're familiar with diss tracks where one rapper says bad things about the other rapper?
I find it alarmingly gay, but they don't really have much on old Drake Arunski.
The two allegations in that song are one that he has a baby with a porn star and that he's neglected.
The first part appears to be true.
It appears that he did have a baby with a porn star, but he's paying for it.
The law is pretty good with that.
Even in the turd world like Costa Rica, the law is pretty good about forcing you to pay for your baby, sometimes to a fault.
But yeah, he had a baby with some chick named Sophie Brousseau, who has an incredible ass and a terrible nose.
You got some pictures of her?
There she is.
She's got phenomenal buns and some bad cankles, but look at her face.
That's a hell of a schnaz.
But when you have a bum like that, then you can forgive a nose like that.
There's some give and take here.
It's wheeling and dealing with attractiveness for ladies.
In other news, Trump meets Rump.
We've got Kim Thong-un pitches Prez on prison reform.
This is why the New York Post is such an integral part of this show.
I love this newspaper.
My wife was making fun of me this morning going, you proud of this?
You happy about your boy?
Eh, it's not great.
But Jay-Z went to visit Obama.
That's just part of celebrity life.
Now, a lot of people are asking, do celebrities' opinions matter?
Because Kennis Owens said to celebrities, we don't care what you think, then she cares what Kanye thinks.
Let me break it down for you.
This is how it works.
Celebrities, we don't care what you think at all.
You're irrelevant.
Unless you're pro-Trump, in which case, I do care what you think.
And I think your influence could be very beneficial to the movement.
And we need you.
And we're happy to have you and welcome aboard, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaking of which, Samantha B called Ivanka Trump a cut last night.
Check out this shocking clip.
You know, Ivanka, that's a beautiful photo of you and your child.
But let me just say, one mother to another.
Okay, stop.
Do you understand what's happening here?
And there's a huge backlash against Ivanka Trump for posing with her child that she loves because during any kind of immigration enforcement where children are separated from their families, you may not love your child.
You may not hold and love your child if you are remotely associated with ICE or any deportation of any manner, even though the entire world separates children from their families.
That's part of law enforcement.
How does Samantha B feel about that?
Let's see.
Do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless c.
He listens to you.
You know what?
I have absolutely no problem with this.
Just stop it.
That's enough.
By the way, can you imagine calling Obama's kids a c and having a career after that?
I don't have a problem with this.
Comedy is art.
It's pedantic.
It's remarkably tedious in the age of Trump, but I don't want her censored.
I don't see her as a real serious, influential enemy.
But I also think it's perfectly normal for women to be freaking out when they see families separated.
That's why women don't really belong in law enforcement and in ICE, because they can't stomach the law.
And the law is, well, you're a citizen, you stay here.
You're an illegal alien.
We enforce the law just like all countries in the entire world.
Goodbye.
And they push her away.
Sorry, ladies.
That's called law enforcement.
That's why, by the way, women are bad voters because they can't handle mean stuff.
Dinesh D'Souza has been pardoned.
I got to get him on the show.
I think I'll get him on the show Monday.
He's obviously very busy today talking about this, and I guess I'm not the highest priority on his list.
What is the point of having these friends if we can't take advantage of nepotism?
If I can't get them on the show, what's the advantage here?
Anyway, Dinesh being pardoned for a ridiculous thing that most people got a slap on the wrist for.
It was like funding a campaign and getting more than one donation or something stupid like that to the tune of 200 bucks.
Those charges are irrelevant to this whole case.
The fact that he was pardoned is a giant f ⁇ you to the Clintons and their corruption.
This is much bigger than Dinesh D'Souza.
And I think it's an incredibly consequential moment putting him back in my good books.
Look, we're running out of time.
I have a very important show for you tonight.
David and I have worked very hard to do a perfect, equivocal summary.
What's the word I'm looking for?
A summarization, a complete list of all our enemies.
I've put them in an org chart from George Soros to the homeless Antifa.
And I'm going to explain for once and for all, unequivocally, I believe was the word I was looking for before, beyond the shadow of a doubt, a beautiful list of everyone we are against.
So that's coming up.
But before we do that, I want to talk to this woman, Helen Dale.
She's a lesbian in Australia, who's a best-selling author.
And she wrote an article in Penthouse That dared to imply that women have free agency, women are incapable of evil, and maybe the Me Too movement isn't all about male predators and female victims.
Maybe there's some female predators and some male victims in it.
And I thought this was my favorite quote in it.
She goes, Forgotten too is the reality of female agency.
Women also have sexual tastes, which is why many French women have defended a man's right to seduce, even in the workplace.
The likes of Catherine Deneuve are appalled by Me Too's transformation of women into victims and the attempt to make love, which is ecstatic and personal, into something somber and social.
Some women like getting their knees dirty.
This does not make them victims or sluts.
Let's talk to Helen about this daring revelation.
Helen, are you there?
Yes, I am.
I really enjoyed your piece in Penthouse.
Oh, I'm pleased you did.
A lot of people did.
It went viral all over the internet, which I didn't expect.
Well, everyone is scared of this subject because if you cast any aspersions on anything remotely me too, then it sounds like you're saying don't believe rape victims, you're trivializing rape, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
But I think the opposite is true.
I think when you embrace all these frivolous cases, you're diluting the bona fide cases where someone was sexually assaulting a woman.
What do you think?
Well, I mean, there's a little bit of background to this, which sorry about that, I was just putting the cigarette down.
There's a little bit of background to this for me.
By training and background, I'm a lawyer.
And the sort of signal achievement of the law is the presumption of innocence.
Right.
Now, that doesn't mean people can't be a bit suspicious or think that someone's a bit of a skeeve and you don't really want to invite them to your party.
That's fine.
No, no, every time he turns up, he goes around pinching girls' bottoms and he's a bit of a pain in the ass.
And we really don't want him here.
I hope it's all right to swear.
So I'm fully cognizant of that.
But you cannot have, and this is the first thing that disturbed me about Me Too, which isn't in the penthouse article because other people have written about it, like Claire Bilinski.
You cannot have this situation where people are accused, tried, and convicted in the court of public opinion without a trial.
Correct.
That's a kangaroo court.
That's very, very dangerous.
I mean, it doesn't matter what the circumstances are, and it has all sorts of nasty implications.
And even leading feminists like Margaret Atwood have got up and said, you know, we have to find a better way of resolving this because you really don't want to undermine the presumption of innocence.
Well, let's go even deeper, may we?
Yeah, sure.
I mean, probably, although I didn't address that in my piece, I went on to talk about some other issues that I've noticed just personally as me.
Right.
And I appreciated that.
But say there's a man in the workforce and he says, look, I can give you a big raise if you sleep with me.
Or in the Harvey Weinstein case, you can get this movie role if you sleep with me.
If you slept with him after that, you're a dishonorable person that has facilitated future sexual assaults.
You're a high-paid prostitute and not a hero.
I don't know.
I don't think so.
I mean, there are some people who, I mean, this is what I was pointing out in my penthouse piece, was that some women and some men too, because obviously this has been, well, the Kevin Spacey thing, this has been going in both directions, sort of don't mind doing that.
They'll shag to get ahead.
Okay, well then don't mention it ever again.
Yes, but I do, and if you shag to get ahead, and I actually suspect, and this is why I said in the Penthouse piece, that a significant majority, perhaps not all, but a significant majority of people of both sexes who've shagged to get ahead are not saying a word.
They're not saying a dicky bird.
Right.
Because they're wisely keeping their mouths shut is the expression that I use.
Because people are different.
Human sexuality is one of these things that's just very different.
And I mean, as I was speaking before we started to record, by way of background, I never thought I would ever write anything that even took the slightest interest in feminism.
I just didn't, it's not something I've ever written about.
If you look up Helen Dale on the internet, you will find someone who's written three novels and is a columnist for The Spectator and The Australian, but also The Cato Institute.
I write about policy.
I write about freedom of speech, legal rule, legal principles, legal commentary.
Let's get back on track.
We want to stick to the sexuality.
What about this?
Here's another even deeper problem that I'm finding that few people are touching on.
You're a normal male.
You're an alpha male if you're the CEO or a bigwig at this company.
You have a strong libido.
Women like to look good at work.
There's a woman there with stilettos and a short skirt.
You're seeing her more than you see your wife, your friends, your kids.
You start gaining attractions.
It's just like you're a lion and you're working with a steak.
Eventually, you're going to break and want a nibble.
Well, I mean, this is what led to the writing of the Me Too piece in Penthouse, is that it became clear to me after this book was published last year.
Got it.
It came out in October last year, and it's my second novel.
And I started getting letters from women, straight women, I'm queer myself, who were attracted to one of my male characters.
Now, he's a senior officer in the Roman army.
He's tall, he's good-looking, although he is ginger, and modern people tend not to like gingers.
Right, right, right.
But he's very powerful.
He's a very powerful man, and one of the things he does as part of his job is he's a military lawyer.
Helen, we're running out of time.
We only have seven minutes here.
He plans and executes torture, and all these women fancied him.
Right.
I've heard that of Liam Neeson in Schindler's List, where he plays a Nazi.
I've heard a lot of women confessing that they were not happy about it, but they were attracted to him.
Yes, and I believe it completely.
This attraction to these very, very powerful, a certain sort of very powerful men, man, who might be nice to you, but is capable of being very nasty to other people.
It makes them feel safe.
Well, this is Trump in the bus when he said they let you grab them by the pussy.
It's crazy.
And I don't think people understood what groupies are when they got so outraged and thought he was just grabbing people.
But here's, I think this is the only solution, all right?
We just stop sexual harassment as an HR thing.
It's no longer punishable.
If you sexually harass someone, if I go up to you and go, Honk, Honk, tune in Tokyo, that's sexual harassment.
We have laws for that.
You can call the police and that's an unwanted touch and I can be charged.
If a boss says, if you sleep with me, you'll get a raise.
You can say no, you can quit.
I believe the free market will eventually make him a pariah.
But all of this sort of rumors and innuendo is destroying the workplace.
Now, I think they should be sexual segregation might be the only solution for the workplace, but that's a whole other discussion.
But as far as what we need to do today, either you call the police, and I encourage you to do so if you've been assaulted, or you shut up.
Well, part of the reason why this has been handed over to HR is companies, I mean, I used to be solicitor, which is a trial attorney in your part of the world, is law firms and companies really don't want police crawling all around their office space.
They don't like that.
They want to try and manage these things internally.
That's why HR is this, is to make them look good.
And after the cops crawl around the office a few too many times, guys go, I'm actually not going to grab any more tits.
I've been fired twice for it.
It's not going well for me.
I'm probably never going to job again.
You would really say that your reputation would precede you.
Exactly.
Exactly.
Well, Helen, thanks for having the bravery to be politically incorrect and at least put the idea out there that some of these cases are not as simple as they seem.
And sometimes men are not just these disgusting predators.
Sometimes women are guilty too.
Well, I mean, part of this is it goes back to when I was quite small.
There's a very famous quote from Rabbi Burns, the poet of Scotland.
There's some ha meat that canny eat, and some would eat that want it, but we ha meat and we can't eat, and see the Lord be thanked.
Oh, it is a gift of geus to see ourselves as others see us.
And I thought one thing I could do is I've had plenty of free character assessments in my life.
Queer people have, particularly of my generation, I've been called lots of nasty names.
I noticed when I was in school among straight girls, this whole nasty competing with each other thing and clawing each other down and clawing each other's eyeballs out.
And I didn't do it.
The gays, the boys, the straight boys didn't do it.
And you know how that phenomenon where you get a gay man who's very good friends with a woman?
Well, I was the sort of gay woman who was very good friends with a lot of straight men.
That happens in reverse.
And it was, why are people doing this?
This is awful behaviour.
Stop it.
And so, in a sense, what I wrote in the Me Too piece for Penthouse was me noticing as a gay woman, you know, free advice from Dykeland here, ladies, you might want to stop doing this.
It's really awful behaviour.
You're nasty clawing at another woman.
If she does something that you don't like, including shagging the CEO or whatever it is, as long as it's all robustly consensual, I really don't care.
Phenomenally simple, but it's become a very controversial thing to say.
Helen Dale, thank you so much for coming on the show.
Please just put up your new book that's available.
Well, this one came out in October last year.
Yep.
And this one, all available on Amazon now from today, is actually being launched tonight at a bookshop in Melbourne.
I don't know when this show goes to air because it's a pre-record, but it's being launched on Thursday, the 31st of May in Melbourne in Australia.
Today, we're good to go.
Ooh, fancy.
So yes, you wouldn't expect a Miles Franklin Award winner to finish up in the pages of Penthouse.
Let's put it that way.
Helen, I like you more than a friend.
Please come back soon.
Hi, guys.
Who are our enemies?
What is the exact structure?
What's the org chart of our enemies?
Who's at the top?
Where does the money go?
And who's at the bottom?
Who's on the front lines?
Now, obviously, the front lines are Antifa, but I thought a perfect video that shows you who is all up in our grill.
Antifa and students, rich kids and poor kids, mostly rich students.
This is an amazing video.
A group called DMS put out, not the New York Gang, different DMS.
And what they did is these autists, and you don't want to go up against these people.
Don't start a meme war with these guys.
They went through hundreds and hundreds of hours of footage and found out exactly who these Antifa people are.
Now, I'm going to get into the whole power structure of our enemies, from George Soros to these people.
But let's just start with the bottom feeders and check out this video.
Now, Faith Goldie, friend of mine, she was down at the border.
I think it's the Quebec border where a lot of refugees are just pouring over because Justin Trudeau said, come on in.
You don't like Trump?
I want you to like me.
Come on in, refugees.
So protesters went down there and then counter protesters went there to call the protesters fascists.
And the police and the media obviously sided with the socialists, the anti-Canadian commies, and allowed Faith Goldie to be attacked.
Let's look at some of the footage from that.
Hey, no, don't touch my property.
There's Faith getting attacked.
*Bass* I'm not f*cking fascist!
*Bass* I'm not f*cking fascist!
Shut the f*ck out!
So media was totally silent about it.
Police didn't seem to care.
That's relevant here in the sharp guy.
Isn't it funny how many women are on the front lines?
On both sides.
I don't like faith going to these things without an army of bodyguards, but the people attacking are often kind of plump girls.
Ladies, have you ever been in a fist fight?
It's really, really hard, really disorienting, and very painful.
Thank you.
So the video goes on like that, and then we have what we like to call weaponized autism, where they seemingly figure out who is behind the masks.
And it's a fascinating video.
I'm not going to do it here.
I'm not going to dox people unless I'm absolutely positive that that is the person.
But I thought it was a fascinating video because when you're talking about who are our enemies, and to finally see the mask lifted, you realize there is a real structure going on here.
Dave, can you pull up my org chart?
These are our enemies in a nutshell.
All right, I'm going to have to do this like a weatherman.
It starts at the top with the global elites, the globalist elites.
And these people are obviously, George Soros is the perfect example of this.
And by the way, if you start publicly criticizing George Soros like Ezra Levant did many years ago in a 600-word article, be prepared for irrelevant, egregious lawfare for many decades to come.
You're going to be fighting lawsuit after lawsuit because that's what he does.
And I thought it was interesting that Roseanne Barr insulted Valerie Jarrett and George Soros, though her Valerie Jarrett comment was unforgivable.
Isn't it funny that the second you criticize George Soros, she calls him a Nazi, boom, the show's canceled.
You cannot criticize these people.
They hold all the power.
And I know it sounds conspiratorial to say George Soros is at the top of this.
Ooh, you must be a crazy conspiracy theory guy.
Look it up.
George Soros himself, when Ezra Levant wrote about him working with the Nazis and him spending all this money and all these secret organizations to promote Antifa and promote riots, he's very vocal about that.
He makes it very clear how much money he spends.
All right, so we got Soros and the guys behind the European Union.
We have Italy's president.
Actually, we sort of stray down here.
There's a bit of a gray line from these billionaires who want to destroy the world and rebuild it in their own image.
And then these ruthless politicians here who help facilitate this guy and change the legislation.
A great example of group two, tier two, I call this tier one.
Tier two is Jesse Aguera.
He was a Berkeley mayor who was associated with Yvette Falarca, and he was associated himself with a lot of Antifa groups.
And his attitude, he likes George Soros' plan of mass chaos because he can say, look, Milo Yiannopoulos, I don't like him, but he has a right to free speech.
Then Milo comes and he tells the police, stand down.
By the way, female chief of police.
So she sort of goes in that ruthless politician thing.
They stand down.
So what do we see at Milo's talk?
Total and utter chaos.
Then the mayor can say, I tried, I tried to have Milo here.
I wanted him here.
I love free speech.
I'm a free speechaholic.
But look at the fires and everything.
So it gets really expensive.
So I'm afraid we can't have any Trump supporters, anyone right-wing, any conservatives do talks here.
People just get too roughed up.
I got to protect my citizens.
And also in this ruthless politicians group, we have all these guys who are taking down statues, all these politicians who are riding in Antifa buses to help take down these statues, all these politicians who retweet murderers, gangsters, radical alt-left groups like Melanin Nation, getting support from politicians.
So they are tier two on our enemies.
Then tier three has these three groups all on the same level.
And in the middle here, we have these corrupt SJW lawyers.
I'm only learning this right now.
I used to think of SJWs as just college girls with blue hair.
But I'm realizing as my friends get arrested and I start getting lawyers to fight them in prison, social justice warrior, the phenomenon, has leaked right up to judges.
The judge who threw Tommy Robinson in jail for contempt of court is a social justice warrior.
A lot of these prosecutors in courts like big cities and in Portland and in New York City and in Los Angeles, they are far left socialists who reckon themselves freedom fighters, the freedom riders of the 1960s, and they want to lock anyone they see as potentially racist or hateful or conservative.
They want to lock them in jail for decades and throw away the key.
They're unconscionable.
And you'll notice, I went undercover for Black Lives Matter, for James O'Keefe.
And I noticed when we would go to these rallies, the people handing out the signs were always lawyers who looked darn lesbian to me.
Lesbian lawyers.
I think lesbians run Black Lives Matter.
But a lot of these corrupt lawyers seem to be grumpy chicks with an axe to grind.
And we'll get to everyone's incentive, everyone's motive in a second.
So over here on this side, of course, we have the mainstream media.
Now, the mainstream media is totally in cahoots with everyone here and everyone there.
Why?
Because the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
Trump craps on the media.
So whoever wants to take Trump down, I don't care if it's a homeless kid in Antifa, I support that.
That's why you see the normalization of Antifa on CNN, the mainstreamization of Antifa.
That's why they're for sale.
Their t-shirts are for sale at Walmart because the media has helped Normalize these radicals.
And the reason they do this is because they're mad because Trump insulted them.
That's it.
They're just bitter.
They're bitter saboteurs.
They're like gremlins on a wing.
Like the girl who outed Pamela Geller's kids.
What was her incentive there?
Pure maliciousness.
But I'm getting ahead of myself.
You'll also notice, by the way, the mainstream media and these corrupt lawyers are in cahoots.
Like I've noticed that when someone is prosecuted for a hate crime or something like that, and it's just a rumor, it seems to get to the media real fast.
Sometimes it gets to the media faster than it gets to the perp.
And this is because these SJWs, these prosecution lawyers, they work with the mainstream media to help mess with anyone they feel is on the right.
So journalists have gone from reporting to sabotaging.
They just want to get you fired.
They want to ruin your life.
Now, who do we have over here on this?
Mark Bray, look at that.
This is a third group.
These are the elite academics, like the giraffe neck dude who wants cops to die.
Yvette Falarka, who's in bed with the ruthless politician, Jesse Aguirre.
I've talked about these before, the academic Antifa.
These guys are the ones brainwashing our kids.
And it's not just professors in university that are brainwashing our kids into thinking that everyone's a Nazi and they have to go throw a brick through everyone's window.
It's kindergarten teachers.
It's primary school teachers, grade school teachers.
They constantly tell our children that America sucks and we're evil and the West was stolen and white people are all racist and whiteness.
You know, they're always talking about whiteness and all that crap.
And what that does is it helps radicalize their students and get them to these rallies to attack people like faith.
But it also can turn someone who, say, is like a Muslim immigrant.
It can turn them into a radical.
And I always use the Sarnev brothers as an example of this.
Those kids grew up pretty normal.
And yes, they were radicalized by their relatives back in Chechnya or wherever the hell they're from, Georgia.
They were given this sort of, the seed came from us.
They were radicalized in America.
They're radicalized in the West.
These teachers have some culpability for the Boston bombing.
Those teachers, their teachers are responsible for this woman's leg.
And it's because they sat there saying, I know you like lifting weights and Corvettes and you got a Van Halen poster on your wall, but all this was stolen from the Indians and built by slaves.
And all of this country's evil.
So when these Muslim immigrants go back home, they go, I told you America's evil, right?
And they go, yeah, our teacher actually kept repeating that.
I think I'm going to blow it up.
Now we're on the same page.
So there's some extreme culpability and facilitation going on here.
Now we have these two groups, the Antifa, the Radicals, the ones throwing bricks, the ones throwing pee on Lauren Southern, the ones trying to get you fired, the ones sabotaging your workplace, your home, punching you on the street, the whole punch of Nazi thing.
Those fall into two groups.
And these two groups have nothing in common.
But I'm getting the point now where I kind of feel empathy for them.
I mean, there's this guy who was part of Disrupt J20 in, I think it was New Orleans.
And he got brainwashed by this whole system of our enemies.
And the next thing you know, he's facing like 10 years in prison.
What happened to him?
He killed himself.
Or there was Night of Freedom, Night for Freedom, the Cernovich event that Vic Berger allegedly doxed.
I'm told he's since deleted his tweet, but there's still remnants of evidence that he was involved in the doxing, which involved sending Antifa to this event.
Antifa goes down there.
They start screaming at this Night for Freedom, which was, or Night of Freedom, which was very tame.
Just a bunch of people talking, having drinks, joking around.
And then police had to build gates.
They had to escort people out.
This one guy is in his 50s.
He goes, I'm not being escorted out.
I don't need a car to pick me up and take me out of here.
This is America.
He walks away from the barricades, gets attacked by Antifa, choked, strangled.
This is all after the doxing.
And he has a heart attack.
Has to be taken to hospital.
He almost dies.
And then this dumb, rich kid student who was, you know, brainwashed by his professors, he's part of Antifa.
He's the one strangling the guy, almost murders him.
Then he starts wrestling with the cops because the cops are pigs, right?
They're fascists.
They're Nazis.
All brainwashed.
They're like moonies, really.
And he puts a cop at a headlock.
I think he's looking at 15, 20 years.
He's facing some really serious charges.
And in a sense, he's a victim of all of the first tier, second tier, and third tier above him brainwashing him with this crap.
He's still an enemy of mine, but he's a victim also.
He's going to be in jail for decades.
And then at the bottom, we have these mentally ill losers who are definitely victims.
This is a controversial victim.
This is a real victim.
And these guys are the ones you saw, the bald guy in the video, the ones spitting.
He's constantly begging for change.
In Berkeley, you have a lot more of this.
Here in New York, almost all the Antifa alt-left radicals are rich kids, sons of academics, academics themselves.
They're either professors, teachers, or their students.
And in Faith Goldie's video, you see most of these Antifa go to Concordia and they're part of the academic upper middle class.
But these poor bastards, you'll see them begging for change in Berkeley.
And I think there's some weird stuff going on with this big money going to these people, going to these people, these people having a home, and then bringing in these people, especially in Berkeley, right?
You don't see this in New York, but this is especially true in Berkeley.
Bringing them in, feeding them.
The next thing you know, these poor bastards, they feel beholden to their hosts and they want to go f ⁇ ed up to pay the bills, to pay back their family.
They don't have a real family for the most part.
And these are the ones who end up killing themselves, end up in jail for the cause.
For what cause?
For fighting Nazis?
What Nazis?
We beat the Nazis in 1945.
What are you talking about?
You want to go fight Pol Pot too?
You want to go prevent the Armenian genocide while you're at it?
These guys are particularly dangerous and particularly sad.
And I think even if they don't get taken into a home by these people, they've been taken in culturally and they feel like they have a family.
They feel like they have a home.
And maybe it's a product of these children of divorce where they're desperately looking for a family, for cohesion, For community, and these people give it to them.
So I've heard a lot of people say, Well, I don't care about these guys.
My beef is with them.
Yeah, George Soros and I are not going to cross paths.
So I'm never going to get to say, Hey, George, you're a jerk and I hate your guts.
So I have to deal with these people and these people and these people and these people.
I only make it to third tier, fourth tier, fifth tier.
And these are my enemies.
And by the way, they all seem to be white for some reason.
It's funny that we get accused of being racist.
But as far as our enemies go, they are predominantly upper middle class, middle class, white people.
Now, part two.
What is the motive here?
What's the incentive?
And what I find amazing about this big plan, like you look at Islam, and they all, from poor people in Palestine to elite Sikhs, Sheikhs, sorry, not Sikhs, in Saudi Arabia, they all have one book, the Quran, and they all have one plan, jihad.
Let's replace this system with Sharia.
In a way, that's better than this creative destruction that has no cohesion.
There is no plan B for our enemies.
Islam has a plan B. They're wrong to think going back to the cave days is an improvement on Western society, but at least they have a plan.
Let me tell you about the motives here because you get to see how different all these people are.
And it's strange that they're all working together.
I think the only thing that brings these people together, ironically, is hate.
All right, global elites.
Here is their motive.
They are eugenicists.
They are the worst of the Nazis.
There's a reason Soros worked with the Nazis.
These people, they feel they are genetically superior to the lower classes.
So what they want to do is destroy society.
That's why they encourage Antifa.
That's why the riots in Berkeley with Milo were a perfect thing because it was a complete mess, strangling free speech, giving more power to the government.
And these guys, by the way, are beholden to this guy.
So by proxy, more power to him.
I want chaos.
I want destruction.
I want to destroy borders.
I want to create one big globalist union.
And then I will pick who controls energy.
I will pick who controls the food industry.
I will pick these oligarchs, these monopolies to run my society because I'm better than you.
So it is very similar to Hitler's plan.
It is pretty much the dictionary definition of fascism.
Fascism is when you choose one dictator and then he allots certain mini dictators to carry out his bidding in certain monopolies.
So that's his plan, and it's a sinister plan.
Ruthless politicians, however, who take these orders and help facilitate the third tier, they don't have that kind of big-term plan.
They don't have any kind of long-term plan.
They are myopic sociopaths.
And all they want to do is facilitate their own career.
They don't care if this country burns to the ground.
Merkel will happily ruin Germany just to further her career.
Tony Blair and his speechwriter Andrew Neather in his rotating spiral wine cellar.
He's just about his apartment in Chelsea and his country house in Hertfordshire.
That's it.
Luton, all the other suburbs, they can burn to the ground.
Goodbye, Essex.
Goodbye, Wales.
Goodbye, Scotland.
They have, they're maniacal.
And these people, these sinister monsters are happy to bring in votes.
And we have it with America, too.
America is the exact same with illegal aliens.
Bring them in.
It gets me more votes.
I don't care what it does to California.
I don't care about the race wars going on between browns and blacks in Southern California.
That's not, I don't live down there.
All I want is more votes and more power.
So these guys spook me, to be honest.
Maxine Waters scares me.
All right, now we have the third tier, mainstream media.
These are rich kids, a lot of bitter, they're often the same as this group, right?
These students.
And I think they are the children of divorce.
I think they have PTSD from divorce.
And I think they have daddy issues.
So they hate the patriarchy because they hate their dad.
That's it.
It's that simple.
And anyone who looks like me represents the guy who walked out on his mom.
And by the way, some culpability there on these boomer dads who divorced their wives and walked out here.
This whole obsession with feminism and these lost sluts wandering through life, letting their ovaries dry up, that's a lot on you, dads.
That's a lot on you letting your family fall apart.
And yes, those are white male dads who screwed up and created a lot of this mess.
But these journalists who talk about how great it is to be childless and how everyone's a Nazi and everyone has to lose their job, they're just bitter.
They're just bitter, childless, feminist, lost.
And as far as the males in this department go, they tend to be the children of single moms.
They tend to be wedged in school and they want revenge.
So they're sort of like these ruthless politicians, except they don't gain anything.
Like, it doesn't pay to write at Huffington Post.
So they're sort of like these guys in that they want to sabotage society, but they don't get any money from it.
Now, these guys, they're already well paid.
They're middle class.
These corrupt lawyers, these social justice warrior judges and stuff.
Like this group, their motive is spite.
They just hate families.
They hate tradition.
I think a lot of them are weirdos.
A lot of them are sexual deviants.
A lot of them are homosexuals.
And they feel weird.
So they want to normalize it.
Like, why is Black Lives Matter run by lesbians?
Maybe because they want to create a society where they're not weird and there's an evil patriarchy doing everything bad.
So they don't feel like they're some sort of pariah.
They want to make everyone weird so they're not weird.
I almost admire that.
I almost see what you're doing there, corrupt lawyers, handing out perfectly made signs from kinkos at all these rallies.
These guys, totally different.
Whole new scenario, these guys, these academics.
These people are nuts and they're sort of like World of Warcraft gamers.
They've created a crazy Marxist dystopia where the world is falling apart and they have to get behind the workers.
It's all like in a fantasy book.
They're like Tolkien guys.
They're into Lord of the Rings and their Lord of the Rings is an anarcho.
That's why they get these guys to chant antifascista, whatever that stupid Italian anthem, because they're stuck In, like, pre-World War II Italy, where they're rising up and the working man.
And look, I wasn't around during the Industrial Revolution.
There probably was a great argument for the union there.
We had children doing labor, we had children in mines.
Look at these slaves, these white children working their fingers to the bone in coal mines.
So, yeah, I can see that workers unite, Billy Bragg type of anthems there with these guys.
But that's not modern society, dummies.
So you think you're fighting this evil police state that simply doesn't exist.
These guys are living in a never-never land.
Now, their predecessors, the teachers, the chubby soccer mom feminists who brainwash our young children, I think those people are just drunk with power from the teachers' unions.
So it's kind of two different motives here.
The professors are living in a never-never LARPing land.
The teachers, the teachers who handle our younger children, they have been brainwashed by the unions to think that we need a socialist America because it's better for the unions.
And the unions are incredibly powerful in America.
And they've got these teachers thinking that Marx is the best thing in the world, that America's evil and capitalism is evil.
And they subsequently brainwash our children into thinking this and forcing them into a desk, not just from 9 to 3.20, but with after school programs.
Let's force them into a desk listening to garbage from 9 to 6 p.m.
That's what we need to do with our children.
Get them indoors and get them brainwashed.
It's disgusting what our education does to these children.
Even the fact that they have to sit down for sewing, listen to anything.
Even if it was good stuff, that would be child abuse.
Now we have the students.
Students are rich kids.
I said, mostly girls, PTSD, a lot like these.
And they're mad at daddy.
And they also, here's an interesting psychosis.
Their dad had more grit than them.
He wasn't bourgeois.
A lot of the boomers are rich now, but one thing I will hand it to the boomers, they did not grow up with money.
They grew up with parents who survived the Great Depression, and they worked their asses off.
I'm sorry.
And school was hard back then.
It wasn't politically correct.
So baby boomers, I hate to say it, I hate to concede it, but they did grow up fighting.
They did grow up tough.
And these students resent that.
They resent daddy for leaving, but they also crave his admiration.
So they want some grit.
How do you get some grit?
You dress up in a costume with your face covered and you scream at Faith Goldie that you're going to push her into traffic and you're going to kill her.
Now you got some edge.
Hey, Daddy, I was out fighting the good fight.
Sorry, he still doesn't love you.
He has a new marriage and new kids now.
Bye-bye, Daddy.
Smashing the patriarchy won't make your life any better.
And then at the bottom, as I said before, the motive here is simple.
It's just a sad, lost soul looking for a home.
So our enemies are a very bizarre ragtag group of vandals who have no real goal here but sabotage.
And the good news is we've been through this before and we will win.
Here's a fun video.
A 20-year-old girl is on the beach and the first bout of news we got about this was from the perspective of someone who was just asleep, woke up and saw the cops pounding some little girl in the head.
Let's show that one first.
Those weren't even hard punches.
Stop resisting!
They're gonna scream.
Stop resisting back on.
Can you imagine?
I can't imagine fighting fucks.
I would never do that with you.
Stop.
All right, so the news becomes that these guys have a desk job after being caught pounding chicks in the head, which I'm against, by the way.
If you're a police officer, don't just walk up to little girls and start punching them in the head.
So obviously the, is it NJPD?
They get in some heat.
And as is the case, and thank God for body cams, we see the police perspective on this.
And it's not quite so simple.
You got that one?
Turns out these girls were drinking on the beach, and he's got his breathalyzer out there.
He obviously saw them.
Now they're throwing watermelons in their mouth.
Watermelon slices in their mouth.
And that probably does work to obfuscate the breathalyzer.
Those things are easily fooled.
So he goes up to them.
He gets her breast.
It's hard to tell if it worked.
Look at her chewing on the watermelon.
I bet that helps.
I bet you anything.
And then he has the other girl do it.
And then they find alcohol in their cooler.
Now, as a libertarian, as a conservative, how do you feel about this?
Obviously, not the biggest deal in the world.
I'd rather you were catching illegals, MS-13, drug dealers.
But it is a beach, and if you're a beach cop, what do you look out for?
Underage drinking, I guess.
I don't want my daughter drinking alcohol on the beach, so this is obviously not a high priority, but I guess it's your job if you're assigned to the beach.
But what's curious about this is she won't give him her last name, and then she starts getting lippy.
Jump ahead there.
I think it's like 335.
Okay, what's your last name?
Yeah, she goes, you have to lock me up.
Okay, what's your last name?
You don't need my last name.
You don't need my last name.
Can you imagine saying that to a cop?
Then she's out of there.
Don't cuff me.
Yo, don't fucking cuff me.
Man!
Don't.
Get over here.
What are you doing?
Don't don't talk to me.
Then she shoves him.
I like the part where he goes, all right, that's it.
I'm done with you.
Everyone has their breaking point, right?
And by the way, when you're subduing a perk, and that includes hysterical 20-year-old girls, punching in the head is part of your training.
It helps orient someone.
As anyone who's been punched in the head knows.
Sometimes it's just not that simple.
Sometimes simply saying, get off my lawn doesn't work.
But get off my lawn.
You talking about you upset.
Well, I want to see what it's like when you get angry, okay?
You show me that.
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