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| according to hundreds of viral videos spreading across the internet tartaria was a giant race of technologically superior beings whose civilization spans the entire globe and was wiped out in a | ||
| They had advanced technology that harnessed the power of the Earth, using magnetism and mercury, while their magnificently beautiful architecture was either destroyed or co-opted into later civilizations. | ||
| Some of their technology and structures are even said to be in the Americas, completely dismantling and rewriting conventional historical wisdom. | ||
| The mysterious nature of Tartaria is its greatest appeal, and because there are many mysteries concerning ancient civilizations, it's easy to simply attribute these to a single source, the Tartarians. | ||
| This theory of the Empire of Tartaria was first mentioned by Russian author and professor Anatoly Fomenko in his New Chronology. | ||
| A revised history of the world which suggests commonly known history is wrong, intentionally fabricated by powers of Western Europe, to conceal the truth of Tartaria and their influence on humanity. | ||
| However, it seems much of this confused chronology can be easily explained. | ||
| Much of the Tartarian hysteria comes from the appearance of centuries-old maps, Which refer to an area in or near modern-day Russia as Tartaria. | ||
| But Tartary, or Tatary, was essentially a blanket term used in Western European literature and cartography to refer to a large part of Asia, which was largely unknown to historians and geographers. | ||
| To the southeast of this region, the Chinese used the term Tatar to refer to Mongols and all their northern neighbors. | ||
| According to Encyclopedia Britannica, Tatar, also spelled Tartar, is any member of several Turkic-speaking peoples that collectively numbered more than five million in the late 20th century and lived mainly in west-central Russia along the Volga River. | ||
| The Tartars also settled in Kazakhstan and, to a lesser extent, in western Siberia. | ||
| The name Tatar first appeared among nomadic tribes living in northeastern Mongolia in the 5th century CE. Essentially, the historical view is that these Turkic nomads joined Genghis Khan's armies in the early 13th century, and a fusion of Mongol and Turkic elements took place. | ||
| Europeans then referred to these Mongol invaders of Russia as Tatars, or Tartars, when they finally settled in the western part of the Mongol domain, which included most of European Russia. | ||
| These Tatars were converted to Sunite Islam in the 14th century, and by the 16th century, Russia had conquered most of them. | ||
| In fact, the CIA confirmed their existence in this historical context in multiple documents. | ||
| One titled, National Cultural Development Under Communism, describes a proclamation issued in 1917 by the Bolsheviks, addressed to, quote, all Muslim toilers of Russia and the East, Tatars of the Volga, and Turks and Tatars of Transcaucasia, whose beliefs and customs have been trampled upon by the czars and oppressors of Russia, So the Bolsheviks granted them religious and cultural freedom as a right. | ||
| Another CIA document titled, Mistreatment of USSR Muslims Revealed by Soviet Pilgrims, describes events after the 1917 proclamation where, quote, In 1936, the leader of the Tartars had to face a court which wanted him to confess to acts which he did not commit. | ||
| When he refused, he was executed. | ||
| Some religious freedom the Bolsheviks granted, Yet another CIA document describes the Turco-Tatars as the largest ethnic group next to the Slavs. | ||
| Quote, dark-visaged and oblique-eyed, they are descendants of Genghis Khan and Tamerlane's warriors. | ||
| The document further establishes this Tartarian history by stating, quote, in the 13th century, the Russian principalities were overrun. | ||
| All right, folks, a thorough breakdown of the Tartarian conspiracy. | ||
| That is the latest from Red Pilled TV on band.video and infowars.com. | ||
| What is the Tartarian conspiracy? | ||
| I'll tell you, folks. Tartar, it wasn't real. | ||
| One day. It will be. | ||
| We all believe enough. | ||
| We can make it real. We can make the civilization of the past be the future. | ||
| Stay with us. Daily Dispatch on the other side. | ||
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It's Wednesday, August 9th, year of our Lord, 2023. | |
| And... You're listening to The American Journal with your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Watch it live right now at band.video. | ||
| All right, good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Welcome to the show. | ||
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Final notes here. | |
| We have so much to talk about today. | ||
| It really has been a wild last 12 hours or so across the entire globe. | ||
| I'm talking about everything from the total downfall of Portland, crime out of control in the United States, heavily armed commando units crossing the southern border, rumbles of war in the Middle East, wildfires in Hawaii, and so much more. | ||
| So let's just get into it. | ||
| it here it is your daily dispatch all right folks here it is your daily dispatch for wednesday the 9th of august 2023 23. 3. | ||
| World Bank halts new loans to Uganda over anti-gay law. | ||
| The World Bank is pausing approval for new public finance projects in Uganda over the country's adoption earlier this year of a widely criticized bill criminalizing same-sex conduct. | ||
| Quote, Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act fundamentally contradicts the World Bank group's values. | ||
| Oh good. | ||
| Oh good. The international bankers are imposing their very high moral standards on all of us. | ||
| We're so glad to have these arbiters of morality and ethics, the banking dynasties, to decide what is and is not morally allowed across the world. | ||
| That's what the development lender said in a statement on Tuesday, adding that, quote, no new public financing would be presented to the bank's board of directors for approval for the time being. | ||
| The move comes after pressure from human rights organizations and members of U.S. Congress took a tougher line with Kampala over the law, which is among the harshest of its kind in the world. | ||
| You know, you look around at what's going on in America. | ||
| And I think I speak for all of us when I say thank God Congress is focusing on the right things. | ||
| They're focusing on the big things, not the homelessness or the collapsing economy or the open borders or the indoctrination of children or the fact they're taking children away from parents because of the child's sexual identity. | ||
| No, all of that is unimportant. | ||
| Thank God U.S. congressmen are spending their time lobbying the World Bank to cut off funds from an African country Over same-sex marriage laws. | ||
| Or same-sex laws. | ||
| At the end of July, several members of the U.S. Congress called on World Bank President Ajay Banga to immediately postpone and suspend all current and future lending to Uganda until the law was struck down. | ||
| Yeah. Forget government-enforced homosexuality. | ||
| We now have Global Central Bank-enforced homosexuality. | ||
| So... In fact, bending entire nations to your will, which is just so odd. | ||
| Maybe we'll get into this more later, but again, you look at all of world history. | ||
| Homosexuality has even been moderately acceptable or legal for the last... | ||
| Maybe 50 years? | ||
| 40 years? It's just, it's kind of weird, isn't it? | ||
| That this morality that is utterly new on the human scene is now being imposed from on high by central bank money changers who apparently, because they control the money, therefore have an absolute right to impose their morality on literally everybody underneath them. | ||
| And again, it's a morality that Whether you agree with it or not hasn't existed for the first several thousand years of human existence only to crop up around the 70s or so and now it is unquestionable and enforced by dictate from the people who uh Just have all the money. | ||
| Amazing. Another amazing story here. | ||
| Oakland, California crime. | ||
| This is from CNN.com. Residents hunker down or plan to move as some crimes surge. | ||
| After 60-year-old retiree David Schneider was shot and killed here while trimming a tree in his yard, his neighbor Tony Bird said she retreated indoors. | ||
| Quote, people aren't feeling safe out of their houses, she said. | ||
| It makes sense that you would want to protect your house then, right? | ||
| You would barricade it. Amid a surge in crime in Oakland, California, police have advised residents to use air horns to alert neighbors to intruders and add security bars to their doors and windows. | ||
| Is it becoming apparent? Why we always say that if you don't put the criminals in jail, everybody has to live like a criminal. | ||
| Their solution to the crime wave that they caused by defunding the police, that they caused by their liberal policies, that they caused by their George Soros prosecutors. | ||
| So it wasn't like this a couple years ago. | ||
| They make a bunch of changes. | ||
| Suddenly, crime's everywhere. Their solution to this is don't leave your home, put bars on your window, and maybe a big steel security door that you have to... | ||
| Have extra keys to get through. | ||
| So you have to be locked inside living like a criminal in prison because the criminals are running the streets. | ||
| That's the way this works. | ||
| And of course air horns. | ||
| My god. Okay. | ||
| Oh yeah. Clown horn might be more appropriate. | ||
| Honk honk. I'm about to be killed. | ||
| I mean, I guess... | ||
| Oakland, California. | ||
| You can just imagine Tuesday evening, sun going down. | ||
| You just hear all around you in your neighborhood. | ||
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That was pretty close. | |
| Looks like the... | ||
| Looks like the McClaskeys are getting raped again. | ||
| Okay, great. Great. | ||
| I mean, maybe the air horn can scare the person away. | ||
| Maybe you just need something that loud. | ||
| Maybe like a Bluetooth speaker that you forgot was turned up all the way. | ||
| You can have one of those sitting by your bed. | ||
| You know what's also really loud is a gun. | ||
| You could use a gun to scare them off. | ||
| You could use the sound of gunshots to warn them off. | ||
| You could also use the gun to shoot the people coming into your house, but that's not what they want you to do. | ||
| No, they want to disarm you, take your gun away, put bars on your windows, lock you inside your house, and then tell you to use an air horn toward neighbors. | ||
| The barbarians are on the loose. | ||
| Like a signal fire from Lord of the Rings. | ||
| Just letting them know, yes, the rampage is on. | ||
| The ravishing has hit our house and will now be moving on to yours. | ||
| Again, we'll get into this a little bit. | ||
| I don't want to get too hung up on these, but all of these stories... | ||
| What a great noise to, you know, be robbing someone to. | ||
| It'll make it more exciting, that's for sure. | ||
| Incredible. Absolutely incredible. | ||
| Again, I shouldn't spend too much time on these stories because we'll get through them and then return to them throughout the show. | ||
| But this one we will be spending a lot of time on. | ||
| Portland jury finds Antifa militants not liable in Andy Ngo attack. | ||
| Defense attorney declares, quote, I am Antifa. | ||
| The jury has reached a verdict in the trial of investigative journalist Andy Novers Rose City Antifa and its alleged affiliated members in which they found both defendants John Colin Hacker and Elizabeth Renee Rich Richer not liable in the civil case brought against them. | ||
| Long story short, folks. | ||
| Andy Ngo was assaulted and attacked while working as a reporter by Antifa. | ||
| The police did nothing to punish the people who viciously assaulted him. | ||
| He sued them. Then the jury was doxxed. | ||
| Antifa was intimidating them openly. | ||
| The lawyer for the defendant, Antifa... | ||
| I am Antifa and I will remember your face this after the jury told the judge that they were worried about being doxxed and having violence inflicted on them. | ||
| Reporters covering the story have been attacked and had their car broken into and other threatening messages made. | ||
| Again, we will cover that later in the show. | ||
| Finally, or not finally, but next in our Daily Dispatch, global child sexual abuse probe that was launched after two FBI agents were killed leads to almost 100 arrests. | ||
| Almost 100 people in the United States and Australia have so far been arrested over child sexual abuse allegations after the fatal shooting of two FBI agents led to the unraveling of a suspected international pedophile ring. | ||
| Officials announced Tuesday the Australian Federal Probe said that 19 men had been arrested on charges of sharing child abuse material, while at least 13 children were rescued from further harm as a result of joint operation with the FBI, dubbed Operation Backus. | ||
| Again, it reminds you of just how much evil there is going on in the world and how our incredibly powerful, super technologically advanced and well-equipped law enforcement agencies are Welcome back, | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, this is American Journal. | ||
| Yeah, lots and lots of stuff to get into today. | ||
| And we're operating, what, two, three, three men down. | ||
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| I don't know. | ||
| All right. | ||
| I'm gonna make a bad joke, but I'm not going to. | ||
| I'm not going to. Still might. | ||
| Alright. Still might. | ||
| Is that on air? They're telling me to do it. | ||
| Anyway. Steven Crowder stole half my crew. | ||
| That's the problem. That's the problem here. | ||
| Just kidding. I don't know where they are. | ||
| I think they're sick. Alright, no, we have a lot to get to, and, uh... | ||
| We are operating with a skeleton crew today, but make sure to please go to InfoWarsStore.com to support us, myself, the crew, who, of course, does incredible work and carries more than their own weight on a daily basis. | ||
| Now, there is... | ||
| We have a lot of footage of this. | ||
| Let me just go through some of this B-roll. | ||
| Multiple people feared dead after apocalyptic wildfires raised Hawaii, leaving dozens of trapped residents diving into the water to escape blaze, and hundreds more forced to flee cars stuck in traffic during Exodus. | ||
| Several fires have ripped through homes and buildings across Maui and Lahaina. | ||
| Evacuation orders are in place in several counties as the fires continue. | ||
| Strong winds from nearby Hurricane Dora are fanning the flames of the blaze. | ||
| This is a tourist town, very beautiful spot in the island of Hawaii, or on the islands of Hawaii, and just absolute devastation, with multiple people being feared dead. | ||
| Some forced to jump into the water to avoid the fires. | ||
| They say these are strong winds from Hurricane Dora. | ||
| They've burned multiple structures, forced evacuations, and caused power outages in several communities. | ||
| The worst of the fire is on Maui, but several other smaller blazes on the Big Island near Honolulu. | ||
| Reminds me a little bit of what we saw going on in Canada over the last couple months and in Greece. | ||
| and in various other places around the world where you get wildfires but instead of being one big wildfire that spreads out to different places you get multiple small wildfires starting all over the place all at once extremely suspicious and in each one of those cases you find that at least some portion of the fires are found to be started by arson I wonder if that's the case here. | ||
| Terrified residents of Lahaina were seen jumping into the harbor last night to avoid the fast spreading flames in the city. | ||
| The winds from Dora are so strong that firefighting helicopters were grounded last night. | ||
| Actually, my dad's old college roommate, one of his best friends, is in Hawaii and sent us this before the fires had really gotten going last night. | ||
| He said, strange weather, very strong winds with no rain or clouds. | ||
| For 12 hours, the wind has just been blowing straight and forecast for 24 more. | ||
| No electricity, dangerous due to flying objects like roofing. | ||
| About an hour ago, his apartment complex went up in smoke. | ||
| He escaped barely, got five guitars and one mandolin out to his car. | ||
| His hair is crispy. | ||
| We got people just barely avoiding these wildfires. | ||
| Running for their lives. Just talking about my friend's dad. | ||
| He was so excited to be alive and has no explanation for what's going on. | ||
| By the way, police are stopping traffic, which makes no sense. | ||
| So that's kind of interesting because in this Daily Mail story, it says that people are fleeing their cars. | ||
| They're having to jump out of their cars and leave them on the road. | ||
| But that may be because... | ||
| Police are stopping traffic for some reason for people trying to escape. | ||
| Although, who knows? Maybe where they're trying to escape to also has fires. | ||
| Communication is a total mess because of all the electricity being down because of the massive winds that have ripped through the island in the last 24 hours. | ||
| They describe it as an apocalyptic scene. | ||
| Yeah, really pretty horrific. | ||
| Much of historic Lahaina town believed destroyed its huge wildfire since people fleeing into water. | ||
| Residents forced to jump into Harvard waters to avoid fast-moving flames from a massive brush fire that's destroyed much of the historic area and continues to burn. | ||
| Residents say an overwhelmed fire force fighting flames all day amid powerful winds could do little as flames ripped through the historic community, destroying dozens of homes and businesses in what onlookers believe is the worst natural disaster in Hawaii's history since Hurricane Iniki. | ||
| Acting Governor Sylvia Luke confirmed that the Hawaii National Guard has been activated to help respond to the sprawling fire crisis, which also includes other raging wildfires. | ||
| The flames have forced thousands from their homes, and many aren't sure what they'll find when they return. | ||
| Officials confirmed to Hawaii News Now that the Coast Guard deployed a helicopter and a boat to Front Street Beach in Lahaina's Small Boat Harbor to rescue a number of people from the water. | ||
| The full scope of devastation in Lahaina isn't known, but videos on social media show a terrifying wall of flames descending on Front Street in Lahaina and destroying everything in its path. | ||
| One heart-stopping video posted by fleeing residents shows uncontrolled flames in all directions. | ||
| Really horrifying. Our prayers out to everybody on that island. | ||
| Hopefully they can get a handle on it. | ||
| I wonder if anybody's out there. | ||
| This is kind of the problem with what we do. | ||
| We cover such a wide swath of news and we cover so much ground. | ||
| We're going to be talking about the economy and the crime wave and immigration and all this sort of stuff. | ||
| We just don't have the bandwidth to actually dial in and focus on stuff. | ||
| But I would love if somebody had time to just go through all of the suspicious wildfires just from the last few months. | ||
| From Canada, Greece would be another one, the island of Rhodes. | ||
| Spain and Portugal experienced this. | ||
| Just in the last few months, there have been these massive outbreaks of wildfires that they'll happen like it's a single state that it's all taking place in, like Hawaii or Greece. | ||
| But it's like a ton of different wildfires all cropping up at once, all of a sudden, without warning. | ||
| I don't remember this ever happening... | ||
| I mean, if there was a situation like a volcano erupting, then you would have, you know, pieces of debris that went flying for miles and maybe started a fire over here and started a fire over there. | ||
| Or if there's a, you know, dry lightning storm and, you know, it passes over an area and lightning strikes, create a couple different fires. | ||
| Like, there's reasons why something like this might happen. | ||
| But then as you look into it, you see that, especially in the case of Canada, extremely suspicious image that went totally viral and we've covered extensively on Infowars, You know, they have actually charged people and are actually investigating into the fact that a lot of these fires were started by arson. | ||
| So you've got wildfires starting all over the place. | ||
| That's kind of suspicious. They're all happening at once. | ||
| And then at least some of them are arson. | ||
| So can you assume all of them are arson? | ||
| Or why, like, how are they doing this in a coordinated fashion? | ||
| Why are they doing it in a coordinated fashion? | ||
| And is this on purpose or not? | ||
| It's really hard to tell because after all, the people that will jump onto this crisis and use it to get rid of your farms or make you eat bugs, blaming the fires on climate change, they are not above destroying entire forests to achieve their Ideological ends. | ||
| Just take a look at Scotland, felling 16 million trees to build wind farms. | ||
| You think these people wouldn't burn down a forest or two to juice the numbers, to get people frightened and panicked and willing to go along with something they would otherwise resist? | ||
| In the form of your climate change agenda. | ||
| I'm just speculating here, but it's like we know these people are evil. | ||
| We know they're willing to go to any length. | ||
| We know there's a lot of suspicious activities surrounding these fires. | ||
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| Just more than enough to cover here. | ||
| It's... Where do we even start? | ||
| I saw somebody on Twitter the other day. | ||
| She was trying to give me a compliment. | ||
| It's a little bit of a backhanded compliment, I have to admit. | ||
| I didn't know how to take it. | ||
| It's so impressive how you... | ||
| You know, you never pick the wrong word because clearly you do no preparation for your show. | ||
| She's like, it's amazing that you're able to go off the top without having done any work prior to the show to get ready for it. | ||
| It's like, I do a lot of work before the show. | ||
| I do a lot of work before the show. | ||
| I just don't write a script that I then read off of. | ||
| I just have to try to take in all of this news. | ||
| By the way, the news never ends. | ||
| It never stops. I don't even have time to, like, stop and go over a single point and, you know, write something. | ||
| That takes a lot of time to get out. | ||
| For example, just nine minutes ago, Comer releases third bank memo detailing payments to the Bidens from Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine. | ||
| House Committee on Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer today released a third bank records memorandum detailing new information obtained in the committee's investigation. | ||
| into the Biden crime family's influence-peddling schemes. | ||
| The memorandum outlines how the Bidens and their business associates received millions from oligarchs in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine during Joe Biden's vice presidency after Hunter Biden received millions of dollars in payment. | ||
| Then-Vice President Joe Biden dined with his son's foreign associates in Washington, D.C., Devin Archer, Hunter Biden's former business partner, recently testified that then-Vice President Joe Biden was, quote, the brand, sold to enrich Biden family. | ||
| The Biden family was used to send signals of access, power, and influence. | ||
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| So, I mean, I've got 900 stories to cover, and then as soon as I go live, stuff like this breaks. | ||
| So there's never a time that we get to seriously sit down and consider a single point. | ||
| You have to take it all in together, and hopefully by taking all of this in together, we come to a more accurate understanding of the world at large and how all of these things intertwine and interplay and affect one another. | ||
| And let's take a look at that for a second. | ||
| Let's talk about the economy, shall we? | ||
| We'll move on from Uganda's anti-gay law since we already mocked that extensively. | ||
| I mean, even that, we could spend an entire show on. | ||
| Like, how did we get here? | ||
| How did we get to this point? | ||
| How has this gone on? | ||
| How is it that a vanishingly small percentage of the population that have decided to dedicate themselves to sexual activism Somehow now control the levers of power at the highest levels. | ||
| The central banks that determine whether entire nations are able to fund their projects or not. | ||
| How is it morally justified, ethically justified? | ||
| How did we get here? | ||
| You could spend a whole show just going on the history of how all of this came about just in the last few decades. | ||
| Despite homosexuality being universally considered an aberration, something unhealthy, a symptom of sin, for all of human history and every function of human society, even the gay ones, | ||
| even the gay historical things that have a reputation, things like ancient Greece, even they didn't How gay people be married, they understood it was just like purely a sexual gratification thing. | ||
| So how we've gone from, I don't know, 6,000 years of human history and suddenly all of that being inverted in just a few decades because of the work of these activists and how now it's just unquestionable at this point. | ||
| I'm not even saying it's a bad or good thing. | ||
| I don't even really know much about Uganda's law. | ||
| And typically my stance is... | ||
| I don't care about your sexuality. | ||
| Literally could not care less. | ||
| I don't think it should be illegal, necessarily. | ||
| But I also don't think it should be shoved down everyone's throat. | ||
| I know. Very subtle take of me. | ||
| Actually, I pretty much have the same take as Billy Bush, the heir to the Anheuser-Busch beer empire. | ||
| I didn't actually grab this video. | ||
| I did watch yesterday. | ||
| I did an interview, I believe, on Fox News. | ||
| Maybe we'll have the quote here in this InfoWars article. | ||
| InfoWars has the headline, Anheuser-Busch heir. | ||
| Ancestors would have, quote, rolled in their graves over Dylan Mulvaney. | ||
| And the way that he put it, Bush said that... | ||
| That the type of customer who would drink a Bud Light are, quote, common folk who work hard every day and do not want political messaging shoved in their faces, saying, you know, I think people who drink beer, I think they're your common folk. | ||
| They're blue-collar worker who goes and works hard every single day, Bush said. | ||
| Isn't it something else when you've got, like, the billionaire heir to a... | ||
| Industrial dynasty is somehow more in tune with the common man worker people than like the highly educated marketing executive that came up with this. | ||
| It's kind of odd. It's a little bit odd. | ||
| But then again, the marketing executive has either by design or as a natural consequence of their narcissism, completely shut themselves off from empathy or even attempting to understand people that they've been told are evil. | ||
| You know, normal people. | ||
| Normal Americans who just are red-blooded, patriotic people. | ||
| They've completely... | ||
| Shuddered themselves from even attempting to see the world through their eyes. | ||
| So the highly educated elite Bud Light marketing team somehow far, far more disconnected from their customer base than the billionaire intergenerational wealth having heir to this massive fortune. | ||
| Very odd. | ||
| But again, it's not about shoving it down your throat. | ||
| Either way, right? I like that we live in America where you can be out from under the purview of the government when you're at your home alone. | ||
| When you're consenting adults, I mean, what business is it of the government what you do? | ||
| We don't need some nanny state watching us and Dictating whether our sexual proclivities are good or not. | ||
| I don't want that at all. I also don't want this invasive, subversive class of highly educated weirdos trying to psychologically program all of the population into their sexual proclivities. | ||
| Can we just leave each other the hell alone? | ||
| And that seems to be what he was expressing there, saying, look, transgenderism, gay, it's a personal issue. | ||
| Nothing against you, but we don't want it shoved in your face and put on our beer cans in an attempt to brainwash you into accepting something that maybe you're just not okay with. | ||
| And that's fine. | ||
| It's having massive, massive unfortunate effects for the Anheuser-Busch organization. | ||
| After losing $27 billion in market value, Anheuser-Busch is now being forced to sell off several of their beer brands. | ||
| They'll be selling Shock Top and Breckenridge Brewery, Blue Point Brewing Company, Tin Barrel Brewing Company, Red Hook Brewing, Widmer Brothers Brewing. | ||
| So a whole bunch of these brewing companies are being sold. | ||
| $27 billion have been lost over just a few months from this corporation. | ||
| Do you have any idea what a staggeringly high amount of money that is? | ||
| I mean, that's like entire space programs. | ||
| That's money that could get you to the moon. | ||
| That's money that could buy every castle in Europe. | ||
| That's when they could buy private islands by the dozens. | ||
| Lost in just a few months from just a simple boycott from the American people. | ||
| It's a massive success. | ||
| I feel sorry that American workers are now having to pay the price for this. | ||
| Maybe that'll learn them a lesson. | ||
| We don't know. | ||
| The once great American company decided to put a radical left-wing agenda over sound business practices, and the results speak for themselves. | ||
| And the lesson all corporations should be taking about this is don't even get within an inch of these people. | ||
| Don't even give them one chance to do one ad campaign. | ||
| Just keep them the hell away from your business or it'll go down. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| A news story today, really across all of the United States, are the wildfires in Hawaii. | ||
| And we actually... A Lahana resident has called in. | ||
| His name's Jeff. He's actually the guy who... | ||
| I was reading your messages earlier, Jeff, that you sent to my dad, describing how you just barely escaped your apartment building. | ||
| Lots of... Videos about this are coming out. | ||
| They look utterly horrifying. | ||
| But you are there in the historic town of Lahaina on Maui that seemingly has been completely devastated by wildfires. | ||
| First of all, how are you? Are you in a safe location right now? | ||
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Yeah, I'm 15 miles from Lahaina. | |
| A little place called Mahalaya. | ||
| Sitting in a parking lot trying to sleep. | ||
| Well, thank you for calling in. | ||
| We, again, read the message that you sent about waking up to the entire apartment building, being covered in smoke. | ||
| What has your experience over the last 24 hours been? | ||
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Well, it was weird early yesterday morning. | |
| I was up early, like at 6 o'clock. | ||
| The wind had been blowing real strong all night. | ||
| It was the strangest thing. | ||
| It was a hurricane, but there was no rain. | ||
| Right. No moisture. | ||
| No clouds. So it was ripping the tiles off the roof of the apartment building. | ||
| And I sort of did a quick check, looked around, made sure that I didn't see any fire. | ||
| Because someone had reported a fire up the A couple miles up the hill. | ||
| But then they also said at like 845 that that was 100% contained. | ||
| So I was off my edge and not maybe as vigilant as I should have been because around 3 o'clock in the afternoon I heard an alarm. | ||
| So in our apartment, every unit has an alarm. | ||
| It was faint. | ||
| It was coming from the other side of the apartment complex. | ||
| So I went out the door, and I could feel the heat, and I could see the smoke and taste the fire. | ||
| Yeah. | ||
| Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. | ||
| Yeah. Oh, my God. | ||
| I'd take a turn in these little side streets in my neighborhood. | ||
| There'd be fire leaping across the road from one house to the other. | ||
| Oh, my God. | ||
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And luckily, I doubled back and I was able to get out the way I first tried. | |
| Just sort of wove my way around the fire department's operation. | ||
| And I got the hell out of there. | ||
| Any idea why? Go ahead. | ||
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The whole side of the hill, it's like three miles of a road with apartments, or mostly houses, but some apartments. | |
| It's the main residential area for a lot of people that are workers in Lahaina. | ||
| And it's toast. | ||
| The whole side of the hill just is gone. | ||
| I'd say a thousand houses at least. | ||
| Wow, yeah. No, they're saying it's been totally devastating. | ||
| Obviously, it's still sort of an ongoing situation, so they haven't done a full survey to see what exactly has been destroyed, but reports are that... | ||
| People are feared dead, and it sounds like maybe you just barely made it out. | ||
| It's sort of shocking how quickly these things can happen. | ||
| I tend to think, well, if there's a wildfire, I'd have time to get out of the way, but these things can move so quickly. | ||
| You really have to be prepared or at least be able to think on your feet. | ||
| Otherwise, it can really be a deadly situation. | ||
| Any idea why they were blocking the road? | ||
| I guess there were multiple fires all over the place, so maybe you're trying to leave one fire and you run into another one. | ||
| Any idea why they were blocking the road as the fire department was? | ||
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Yeah, they were trying to put the fire out. | |
| Just blocking the road as a necessity. | ||
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Yeah, they had set up their equipment and the road supposedly was closed. | |
| But there were still a bunch of us trying to get out. | ||
| It was almost a comedy of errors. | ||
| It's like you go one way, fire, and you go the other way, fire. | ||
| Yeah, the thing that made it so crazy was it was 60 mile an hour winds at least. | ||
| All day. That's wild. | ||
| So you had hurricane-force winds, but no moisture, no clouds in the sky. | ||
| That was the part of your message that sort of made my eyebrow raise, where you go, has this ever happened? | ||
| Is this something normal? I mean, it's sort of normal in a place like West Texas, where you just got these big planes and the wind just sort of blows in one direction for hours at a time. | ||
| But that's the weather system there. | ||
| Is this something that happens in Hawaii, these incredibly strong gusts of wind with no moisture and no cloud cover at all? | ||
| Is that normal? This is a first for me. | ||
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So I've been through a bunch of winter storms where we get the hurricane by speed wind, but there's also rain and clouds and the rest of the stuff you associate with a hurricane. | |
| Right. But yesterday it was just windy. | ||
| And I mean windy. | ||
| Yeah, so I've been strong enough to blow tiles off the roof, and it's not like Hawaii is unprepared for typical storms. | ||
| So, you know, this was enough to be atypical and more powerful than normal. | ||
| Well, I'm glad you got out. | ||
| We'll let you go and try to get some rest and get some sleep. | ||
| It sounds like you've been through a harrowing thing, but... | ||
| What's the damage like where you are? | ||
| Is it totally devastated or small pockets just overall? | ||
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Do you have any idea? Well, I've seen some of the videos that are on social media and it made it all the way down the hill. | |
| That's like three miles from where it started to the ocean. | ||
| So it's burning down Front Street which is, you know, the main tourist destination for people. | ||
| It's Come to Maui. | ||
| But I don't think there's going to be anything left. | ||
| Oh my gosh. Well, the work, I guess, begins to rebuild. | ||
| But horrifying. | ||
| Your story sounds harrowing. | ||
| We're super glad you're okay, of course. | ||
| And please try to get some rest and hopefully... | ||
| You can start rebuilding. | ||
| I mean, I'm looking at, so Dora remains Category 4 hurricane as it passes further south of Hawaii. | ||
| So I guess the hurricane itself passed south of Hawaii, which is oddly unfortunate. | ||
| And it's not often that it's unfortunate that a hurricane misses you, but in this case, it would have been nice to have a bunch of water dumped on it. | ||
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Here's a weird piece of trivia for you. | |
| On 9-11, did you know that there was a hurricane parked off the east coast just off of New York City? | ||
| I did. Hurricane Andrew mysteriously disappeared that Tuesday morning, didn't it? | ||
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Yeah, just wandered up the north. | |
| But nobody was concerned about it. | ||
| Yeah, that's... | ||
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The weatherman barely reported it. | |
| Nobody talked about it. Yeah, that was interesting. | ||
| And then you can actually watch as it sort of... | ||
| Dispersed. I mean, what's your... | ||
| What's your takeaway about this? | ||
| Because I know you follow the news quite a bit. | ||
| I don't know if you've seen what happened with the wildfires in Canada. | ||
| I mean, it seems like this is kind of happening around the world where you've got these locations that suddenly 10, 1200 different wildfires crop up all at once, miles apart from one another. | ||
| But like in the same instance, is this same thing happening in Hawaii? | ||
| Like, has this ever happened before? | ||
| Why are there so many fires all at once? | ||
| Is it just the wind? Is the wind starting the fire? | ||
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I don't understand this. So it could be that the high-speed wind knocks down the power line and then there's a spark from the power line. | |
| But we do get wildfires here, not every year, but every two or three years. | ||
| And they'll come down and threaten the highway or they'll leap across the highway when you're trying to get from one part of the island to the other. | ||
| But I'll tell you, It did not make sense. | ||
| When I'm coming out of my apartment with my last load of stuff, one of my neighbors, he's onto his car. | ||
| He says, look right there. | ||
| And there is this alcove-protected place where there's an air conditioning unit. | ||
| And it's protected. | ||
| There's still fire around this part of the apartment complex yet. | ||
| But the air conditioning unit had caught fire. | ||
| It doesn't make sense. | ||
| There was no electricity. | ||
| There had been no electricity for over 12 hours. | ||
| Well, that's very bizarre, and that sort of goes along with what we've seen in California, where houses will burn up, but all the trees around the house isn't burned up. | ||
| At the time, that was speculated to be some sort of direct energy weapon that targeted metal to heat it up quickly. | ||
| Heroing stuff, thank you so much for calling in, Jeff. | ||
| So glad that you're safe, and God bless. | ||
| Try to get some sleep. That sounds like we had a horrible night. | ||
| All right, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back. | ||
| We're going to get more into economics this hour, as well as crime and how those two things interweave. | ||
| We've got Mideast, we've got Ukraine, invasion, health, race stuff. | ||
| We've got the fact that Portland, Oregon has been completely captured by Antifa gangsters, honestly. | ||
| I mean, the mob wishes it could have the type of control that Antifa now wields in the once great city of Portland. | ||
| Just had a long conversation with Jeff from Hawaii who just barely escaped the wildfires there. | ||
| And prayers out to everybody in Hawaii. | ||
| We don't even know the number of dead yet from this fire. | ||
| Still learning about the consequences of what's happened here. | ||
| But it's a good reminder that... | ||
| I mean, you... | ||
| Jeff was in town like a month ago. | ||
| I mean, the way he described where he lived in Hawaii. | ||
| I mean, it's not like paradise. I mean, you can live somewhere that is just paradise 99.9% of the time. | ||
| And it doesn't take a nuclear war. | ||
| It doesn't take some massive cataclysm that destroys the globe for you to suddenly need to be prepared. | ||
| And so, you know... | ||
| For those of us who are not being affected by this, it's still a good reminder to be prepared for whatever may happen. | ||
| Because it could happen in an instant, and by the time it happens, it's too late to start preparing then. | ||
| So make sure you're prepared. | ||
| There's tons of preparedness. Supplies at infowarsstore.com, of course. | ||
| Storable food and food. | ||
| Water filters, air filters, I mean, these things can become vitally important in the matter of an afternoon, right? | ||
| The morning, it's lovely and nice, and you're playing golf, and by that evening, everything is gone. | ||
| It really is horrifying, so make sure that you're prepared. | ||
| And of course, you can support us by going to Infowarsstore.com as well. | ||
| So support yourself, prepare yourself, and support the Infowar by going to Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| Right now, it's the Christmas in August sales event, meaning there's 60% off our top-selling products, including things like water and air filters. | ||
| Again, not to, you know, it's not like this is going to happen to you tomorrow, but it's just good to be prepared. | ||
| It's just a good lesson. | ||
| And as somebody who's, as myself, lived through, you know, things like hurricanes, There's a weird psychological, like, disconnect. | ||
| It's like waking up from a dream, right? | ||
| You're living this life. It's just everything's stable and normal and good, and then suddenly something happens to where everything is different. | ||
| Everyone around you is gone. | ||
| Everything that you thought you knew has been destroyed. | ||
| I mean, it's bizarre, and it's just sort of giving me flashbacks to that. | ||
| I don't think I've ever experienced anything weirder than driving down a 16-lane highway in Houston being the only car on the highway. | ||
| A highway is usually jam-packed bumper-to-bumper, but in the hours before the hurricane landed in 2011 or so, just empty, just totally empty. | ||
| You get this eerie, creepy feeling, just like, I shouldn't be here. | ||
| Something is off. | ||
| It's odd how quickly human society can just... | ||
| Become utterly unrecognizable. | ||
| Tenuous. Tenuous. | ||
| That's how I would categorize our existence on this planet. | ||
| We have a lot of stuff to talk about. | ||
| Let's see if we have time to go to maybe one of these videos. | ||
| Let's just... Should we check in on old Joe? | ||
| Let's check in on old Joe. | ||
| Joe... Somebody let Joe wander near the Grand Canyon today. | ||
| This is a video from Infowars.com. | ||
| Biden, Arizona highlights. | ||
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Let's take a peek. Grand Canyon, one of the Earth's nine wonders. | |
| Wonders of the world. | ||
| Literally. Okay, wait, hold on. | ||
| Wait a second. | ||
| Oh, Lord. One of Earth's nine wonders. | ||
| Okay, there are seven wonders of the world, and they are the ancient. | ||
| They are the wonders of the ancient world. | ||
| I think only one of them exists now. | ||
| It's the Great Pyramid. | ||
| None of the other ones still exist. | ||
| There are only seven of them. | ||
| The Grand Canyon was not discovered until 2,000 years after they were published. | ||
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It's just this guy, this guy. | |
| And by the way, he was allowed to walk within like five feet of the edge of the canyon. | ||
| You can just imagine the anxiety level of his handlers right now. | ||
| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| We're going to continue to talk about The economy in this hour, sort of tangentially related, but still related, is of course the way that the economy, that money, being fabricated from thin air by people without any justification for their ability to do so, | ||
| get to, I guess, then dictate what you believe and What you're allowed to do, that's the ultimate goal of the central bank digital currency. | ||
| It's already being enforced now and has been for decades. | ||
| This is why the system was set up in this way. | ||
| And should the biometric financial system be allowed to be fully set into place, it's game over for any resistance to that unelected, self-appointed, money-changing masters of the world. | ||
| A few places are resisting it, and this is a news story just posted a few minutes ago, actually, from Infowars.com. | ||
| Kenya kicks eye-scanning world coin to curb, refuses to become, quote, data-harvesting guinea pigs. | ||
| Okay, based Kenya. | ||
| Can we please get the air horn again? | ||
| I think I might need a soundboard. | ||
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| That's in honor of Kenya. | ||
| Refusing to become data-harvesting guinea pigs, the Kenyan Ministry of the Interior last week suspended controversial tech firm WorldCoin and any similar entities from operating in the country. | ||
| Co-founded by OpenAI's Sam Altman, WorldCoin offers free crypto tokens worth roughly $50 for people willing to have their eyeballs scanned by a device called the Orb. | ||
| What a sentence, folks. | ||
| Ha ha! | ||
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| Oh, we are living in a dystopian fantasy world, ladies and gentlemen, and it's not one of the fun ones. | ||
| I'm just going to read that one more time. | ||
| WorldCoin offers free crypto tokens worth roughly $50 to people willing to have their eyeballs scanned by a device called the Orb. | ||
| Hoo boy. Wouldn't even be a good—like, if I picked up a novel and that was the first sentence, I'd just, like, put it away. | ||
| It's just like, ah, some young adult trash I don't want to read. | ||
| I mean, come on. You can come up with something better than that. | ||
| But no, it's real. It's all real. | ||
| I mean, that would make a good—I'd make a good opening sentence to, like, a trashy, like, you know, cheesy dystopian novel where, like, a teenage girl overthrows the government. | ||
| In a world. The government first announced their world currency. | ||
| They offered people $50 to get their eyeballs scanned by the orb. | ||
| It's like, I wouldn't read that book. | ||
| I would just be like, ugh. Oh, the orb. | ||
| People are scanning their eyes in the orb. | ||
| It's real. They're really doing it. | ||
| Good on Kenya. Because, you know, they roll these out. | ||
| I mean, they roll them out in, like, first world countries to the... | ||
| Lemmings, just absolute lemmings who actually stand in line for it. | ||
| So it's not totally accurate to say they always roll these things out in third world countries first, but they do like using the desperation of the third world to get them into programs like this. | ||
| I believe, is it Nigeria? | ||
| You know, India's rolled out the digital currency, gotten rid of cash. | ||
| There was a place in There's a place in Africa. | ||
| Just yesterday, I saw the story. | ||
| I must have forgotten to bookmark it. | ||
| It was... A place in Africa was just saying, you know, yeah, you're going to have to get your biometrics scanned if you want to have a bank account now. | ||
| See, they roll these out in the third world countries using forces like the IMF or the World Bank, just like they are now completely cut off Uganda from any funds to improve their country until they get rid of the homosexuality bill. | ||
| Just straight up extortion from the most powerful organizations in the entire world, extorting, forcing, coercing an entire nation to bend their will. | ||
| To the ideological demands of people that again have just hijacked the ability to create wealth on this planet. | ||
| So they use that against Uganda to get them to change their – it's stakeholder capitalism. | ||
| It's World Economic Forum-style stakeholder capitalism where they just believe that like because they have all of the money, they get to tell people what to do. | ||
| That gives them the moral imperative to impose their worldview on everybody else, and they'll bankrupt you and starve you if you don't go along with it. | ||
| So they try to do this to Kenya, and Kenya is not interested in – Thank God. | ||
| They say relevant security, financial services, and data protection agencies have commenced inquiries and investigations to establish the authenticity and legality of the aforesaid activities, safety and protection of the data being harvested, and how the harvesters intended to use the data. | ||
| It reads a statement from the ministry issued last week. | ||
| Kenyan Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua was outraged over the technology, saying in a statement, let us support the stoppage of Kenyans being used as guinea pigs and their data being harvested. | ||
| You have to ask for yourself why your eyes are being scanned and information gathered. | ||
| What does it mean, and what will it mean to you and your offspring? | ||
| Based Kenya. | ||
| Added again. | ||
| We're here to run marathons and defeat the New World Order. | ||
| Powerful stuff. Now, of course, things are changing here. | ||
| ESG had a good run, but it looks like it's sort of going by the wayside. | ||
| They'll have to rebrand it. They'll have to come up with some sort of other Three-letter combination to disguise their communism under. | ||
| S&P Global has stopped handing out scores to corporate borrowers on ESG criteria at a time of rising questions about their utility and political tax on such metrics. | ||
| This was never going to be Like, have a good utility. | ||
| It was never meant to have a good utility. | ||
| The point of capitalism is that you're supposed to do the things that make you money. | ||
| You come in as an investor and impose some completely arbitrary, totally pulled out of your butt metric to grade companies by that have nothing to do with their ability to make money, how much money they'll make, the cost of production versus the cost. | ||
| Like, none of that mattered. | ||
| It's environmental, social, and government. | ||
| It's completely arbitrary, completely actually... | ||
| Counteractive to making money. | ||
| To impose these ridiculous metrics on a company that would otherwise just be doing what the customers wanted actually guaranteed that you were going to make less money, and yet they considered them more viable investment opportunities even though they were doing things that would directly lead to them not making as much money. | ||
| So it's a complete inversion of capitalism. | ||
| Again, I've ranted about this before where it's just like, how do they even get away with this? | ||
| And you can ask investment bankers or people who are involved in hedge funds or whatever. | ||
| And they all know about ESG, and they're like, oh yeah, the ESG score, yeah, it's a new metric that they're doing. | ||
| And it's like... | ||
| and that's in that and you think that's normal and you're actually using that ESG score as if it actually represents and a grade by which you should make a decision of who you're investing in it's ridiculous it's completely utterly totally absurd I mean it would be not even as bad as having some sort of score that measured like whether the employees of a company had cats or dogs you go well they have a very high d to c score | ||
| There are more dogs than cats as pets of the people in this company. | ||
| And you've got investors sitting around going, well, I didn't think this company was viable, but then I saw how high its D to C score was, and so we invested in it. | ||
| That would actually be probably more effective and more okay and in line with making money because whether you have a dog or a cat has absolutely no impact on how you're able to make money. | ||
| The ESG scores, however, have a negative impact on whether you're able to make money. | ||
| Whether you're able to hire the best people for the job or whether you hire the people who fit the best demographic criteria for the job. | ||
| Whether you actually do the things that are designed to make your company money or whether you do the things that are designed to satisfy the creepy control freak ideologically captured weirdos at the big banks. | ||
| So having a dog or a cat just has, as far as I can tell, no basis or impact whatsoever on whether you're able to make money. | ||
| ESG scores actually have a negative effect, and yet that's what people are using to determine whether a company is worth investing in or not. | ||
| It makes no sense on the face of it. | ||
| How we even got to this point is baffling, inexplicable to me. | ||
| But finally it's getting rolled back. | ||
| They blame Republican attacks. | ||
| Oh, Republicans. Republicans hate when you use your... | ||
| Monolithic and monopolized control of the money supply to force the correct, as they would put it, demographic structure of your company. | ||
| Total and other nonsense. | ||
| We're going to go to a very special headline on the other side, sticking with... | ||
| And then moving on to crime and how these two intersect each other and how as our economy collapses, the crime rates rise and then shock lifting goes out of control and then the businesses get shut down and then the economy collapses more. | ||
| It's a feedback loop, folks. | ||
| Kicking in the egg sort of situation we got going on here. | ||
| Is it the failing economy that leads to the crime? | ||
| Is it the crime that leads to the failing economy? | ||
| Or are both of these necessary polls in a feedback loop Even the good news is... | ||
| Presented in a way that reveals how bad the overall situation is. | ||
| For example, this from the San Francisco Chronicle, and we're going to cover a couple cities here, all of them hotbeds of liberal activism, all of them hotbeds and center points and the eye of the storm of defund the police policies that have been implemented nationwide, cities in every state in the union. | ||
| But these in particular are the Focal points of these movements. | ||
| Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, D.C., New York. | ||
| These are the places where these programs are rolled out most efficiently, effectively, and destructively. | ||
| San Francisco is opening a new downtown Ikea soon. | ||
| Oh, joy. They say it'll be different from any IKEA store seen before. | ||
| Well, let's speculate on that, shall we? | ||
| First, from the SF Chronicle. | ||
| In most world-class cities, the opening of a new retailer wouldn't merit much notice. | ||
| But in San Francisco in 2023, where shuttered stores, sagging foot traffic, and crime concerns have become obsessions, the forthcoming arrival of an IKEA furniture store on a gritty section of Market Street is fomenting outsized anticipation. | ||
| Yeah. Stacking foot traffic and crime concerns have become obsessions. | ||
| You're obsessed. | ||
| Why are you so obsessed with all the crime? | ||
| It's like when you're walking through a yard and there's a gigantic pit bull drooling at the mouth. | ||
| Walking towards you. Like, why are you so obsessed with the dog? | ||
| It's like, that's the threat. | ||
| That's the threat I have to worry about. | ||
| My obsession with crime is my daily interaction with it. | ||
| Obsession. Regardless, what do you think they blame all that on? | ||
| I mean, they admit it. They get it. | ||
| They know. They can't, like, pretend that San Francisco is some sort of safe, lovely, prosperous, growing place anymore. | ||
| They get there in the throes of civilizational collapse, and they're a center point for the liberal activism, which could more accurately be termed something like societal aids, something like civilizational cancer. | ||
| Of course, the cancer cells are now spreading out elsewhere. | ||
| The The sickness, the illness of liberalism is now fleeing San Francisco. | ||
| Numbers were out yesterday. | ||
| I believe it was San Francisco and Seattle. | ||
| Maybe New York City, but these places are seeing a total exodus of the wealthier portions of their population. | ||
| The poor people, of course, they're stuck there. | ||
| They can't help it, right? | ||
| They might not have voted for this, but they can't just uproot and move across states and plop down in some mansion in Austin or something. | ||
| They're stuck with the outcome of the policies that are pursued by the people that are now fleeing these cities, but that's a whole different story. | ||
| What do they blame this on? The pandemic, of course, It's the only thing you're allowed to blame things on. | ||
| The pandemic, global warming, climate change. | ||
| Of course, you go back in time, you can see the pandemic was created in a lab by the very people that implemented the lockdowns that actually destroyed everything. | ||
| And of course, climate change is a distraction from the actual destruction of the earth being carried out by things like Chinese fishing fleets and polluters and pesticides being used to poison entire ecosystems. | ||
| But no, what they say here is city leaders, merchants, and residents hope IKEA will help revitalize the area and represent a tangible vote of confidence in a city that's been slow to rebound from the pandemic. | ||
| Yeah, it's been slow to rebound from the pandemic. | ||
| That's what it is. | ||
| That's probably what it is. | ||
| I believe that because I'm an idiot. | ||
| I think it was the pandemic because I'm a stupid idiot. | ||
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| The nearby Powell Street, Stockton Street, and Union Square shopping meccas are pockmarked with huge for-lease signs, Nordstrom, the giant department store at the nearby Westfield San Francisco Center will close this month. | ||
| Two blocks away, a Whole Foods shuttered in April over security issues that include rampant shoplifting and an overdose death. | ||
| Gee. Gee. | ||
| That pandemic really messed things up, didn't it? | ||
| No, it was the pandemic, though. | ||
| It's what it was. Now... | ||
| If you've ever been to an Ikea, it's an amazing place. | ||
| The sheer scale of it is mind-boggling. | ||
| Now, I'm not saying it's good. | ||
| Everything there is cheap and Hardly functional and plastic and soulless, but that's not the point. | ||
| The actual buildings themselves are quite impressive. | ||
| They are mazes. And if you've ever been there, you know that it's a maze with little cubbies every 10 feet that they set up little rooms. | ||
| They set up nicely. There's a little bedroom over here. | ||
| Here's a little kitchen over there. | ||
| You walk in, you feel like you're in a little apartment in Stockholm. | ||
| But really, you're in a giant warehouse. | ||
| Now, knowing this, I've got... | ||
| One of two options for the IKEA in San Francisco. | ||
| The first option is it has dystopian prison level security that to get into IKEA you're gonna have to provide a palm scan and a credit card on file. | ||
| I just thought of a third option. | ||
| So your first option is extreme security with facial recognition cameras and something to keep out the riffraff. | ||
| Because if you don't do that, option number two is this will become a hobo hotel of epidemic proportion. | ||
| I mean, you are building in the middle of downtown San Francisco a maze of little pre-built homes. | ||
| And you're just going to let anybody walk in there and test out the beds? | ||
| You think that's going to go well? | ||
| So either massive, intrusive, and dystopian security measures, or it's going to become a drug den, the largest drug den in the entire world, or option three, it sort of morphs into halfway an actual store and halfway just a giant vending machine that people order off the internet from. | ||
| Because this is the way it goes. | ||
| This is the way it's being planned. | ||
| Can't leave your home. | ||
| So just order everything from the internet. | ||
| And we started with this story. | ||
| We'll return to it here. | ||
| Oakland, California. Residents hunker down or plan to move as some crimes surge. | ||
| Now, it's the same thing that's happening in the corporate world, right? | ||
| You've got unrelenting shoplifting. | ||
| Police departments no longer prosecuting shoplifters, not even coming to investigate. | ||
| And yet, stores still want to operate there, so everything has to be locked up. | ||
| Everything has to be behind glass. | ||
| It's in a high-trust society that can have faith in its citizens, that even if they can steal, they're not going to. | ||
| One of my favorite sayings is liberty is an unguarded cookie jar, right? | ||
| Liberty is not the enforcement of good behavior. | ||
| It's an obligation to behave well even when you're not forced to. | ||
| And so if everybody's stealing, if everybody's robbing everybody else, then you have to do something about it. | ||
| You can either punish people that are doing the robbing or you can punish people that are the victims. | ||
| And what we've chosen as a country is to punish the victims. | ||
| Instead of locking up the criminals in prison, we are making the entire world into a prison. | ||
| So shops won't have items on the shelves. | ||
| You'll have to get permission. | ||
| You'll have to order them from the internet. | ||
| You'll have to stay inside and not go out and shop for things. | ||
| But... You know, everything will be locked behind plexiglass and steel cages because otherwise the looting occurs. | ||
| And now it's happening with homes where instead of patrolling the streets and getting the criminals off the street and actually having some form of punishment that is effective and psychologically forceful, They're telling you to put bars on your window, get a security door for your house, and to defend yourself by having an air horn. | ||
| We'll return to this story and get into some other horrific crime going on, not just in San Francisco and California and Oakland, but D.C. and New York City and everywhere else liberals get control. | ||
| Folks, I do this every day. | ||
| I'm trying to correct it today. | ||
| I have the crew running around like chickens with their heads cut off in the morning trying to print out all my stuff, trying to get all the videos that I put in, and then I get to, like, half of them, and I just feel bad. | ||
| I feel bad. We're going to just power through all this, because what happens is you start talking about Ikea building a store in the middle of San Francisco, and it's such a hilariously bad idea that you can't help but ramble about it for a bit. | ||
| I'm gonna try to correct that. | ||
| We do have some breaking news that I'll get to quickly here before we return to the crime segment of our show. | ||
| Dianne Feinstein apparently is in the hospital after a, quote, minor fall at home, spokesperson says. | ||
| Feinstein fell on Tuesday, quote, all of her scans were clear and she returned home, the senator's office said. | ||
| She fell at home on Tuesday and visited the hospital to get checked out. | ||
| Senator Feinstein briefly went to the hospital yesterday afternoon as a precaution after a minor fall in her home. | ||
| The 90-year-old senator paid a visit to the hospital after she tripped and fell Tuesday. | ||
| Her health has been closely watched. | ||
| This year, she missed three months of work in the Senate. | ||
| After she was hospitalized with shingles, she has rejected calls to resign her seat, insists she will remain a senator until her term ends in January 2025 and then retire. | ||
| Good Lord. | ||
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| Good Lord. | ||
| So, we hope she's alright. | ||
| We hope she has a long and healthy retirement far away from any semblance of power. | ||
| Is it elder abuse to prop up your 90 year old cadaverous senator so that their creepy little assistants can actually run things? | ||
| The answer is yes. And then we have this story that we covered a little bit before. | ||
| I just haven't had time to go through it because it broke during today's show, but I know Alex will be going into detail on this during his program in the next hour. | ||
| Comer releases third bank memo detailing payments to Bidens from Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine. | ||
| This is the House Oversight Committee on Accountability. | ||
| I'm sorry. The House Committee on Oversight and Accountability Chairman James Comer today released a third bank Bank Records Memorandum detailing new information obtained in the committee's investigation into the Biden's family's influence-peddling schemes. | ||
| The memorandum outlines how the Bidens and their business associates received millions from oligarchs in Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine during Joe Biden's vice presidency after Hunter Biden received millions of dollars in payments. | ||
| Then-Vice President Joe Biden dined with his son's foreign associates in Washington, D.C., Devin Archer. | ||
| Hunter Biden's former business partner recently testified that then-Vice President Joe Biden was, quote, the brand sold to enrich the Biden family and was used to send signals to access and power. | ||
| Well, now they have even more information detailing this. | ||
| Committee staff is releasing payments from Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine that occurred during Joe Biden's vice presidency. | ||
| The committee now identified over $20 million in payments from foreign sources to the Biden family and their business associates. | ||
| Hunter Biden and Devin Archer used Rosemont Seneca entities to bring in millions from oligarchs in Europe and Asia using accounts nominally tied to Devin Archer. | ||
| Hunter Biden received incremental payments originating from foreign sources attempting to hide the source and size of the payments. | ||
| Again, that's just a quick overview. | ||
| Alex will be going into detail on that during the Alex Jones show beginning at 11 central time. | ||
| But let's return now to crime. | ||
| Oh, the crime. Crime is everywhere. | ||
| This is amazing. Oakland, California is telling their residents to use air horns to alert neighbors to intruders and add security bars to their doors and windows. | ||
| So in the option between punishing the criminals and living in a literal prison, they've chosen to live in a prison. | ||
| Lock yourself in your house and have a noisemaking device to alert your neighbors, I am being attacked. | ||
| Not that they're not going to come do anything, they're not going to be able to come and help, but they'll just know, oh look, the McClaskeys are getting raped again. | ||
| Oh, do you hear that horn? | ||
| Somebody in the next block over is probably about to be killed. | ||
| Yeah, foghorn. | ||
| This is the safety solution brought to you by the Democrats. | ||
| Again, I remind you, another very loud object that you can use to defend yourself is a gun that you have the Second Amendment right to wield, but maybe not in California. | ||
| Yeah, what do you think is more effective at getting a gun A burglar out of your house. | ||
| An air horn? Or the sound of a shotgun cocking? | ||
| Yeah. Much, much scarier than an air horn. | ||
| An air horn might be the thing you want to use if you want to get murdered. | ||
| Like, that's if you got somebody rumbling around your house. | ||
| Go ahead and blow your air horn. | ||
| Just see what happens. | ||
| You crazy? Horrifying. | ||
| This woman named Tony Bird. | ||
| I'm sorry. Bird, who moved to Oakland two and a half years ago, said she took their advice to heart. | ||
| She now has three air horns and five security cameras around her home. | ||
| Well, problem solved. | ||
| Problem solved. | ||
| You just have a rape whistle in your home now. | ||
| That's nice. That's very nice. | ||
| Have an air horn like you're... | ||
| Home from Arrested Development. | ||
| You should get that clip. You know, most Americans might have or like, you know, info warriors might have guns stored around their home. | ||
| People in California have air horns stored around their home to deafen the criminals who are there to rob or whatever them. | ||
| So this again is the path that people have taken. | ||
| We've said a million times before, when you defund the police, you're really doing one of two things. | ||
| You're privatizing the police because, hey, the big neighborhood, the big mansions in the gated hoods around San Francisco, they're not going to have bars on their window. | ||
| No, no, no. They're not going to have steel doors messing up their beautiful facade of their mansions. | ||
| That's not going to happen. | ||
| They're going to have private police forces that they pay for because they can afford it. | ||
| You can't afford it, so put the bars on your window, get an air horn, and just get ready to be a victim. | ||
| Ah, ah, ah! And isn't this wonderful? | ||
| You have five security cameras. | ||
| So, you know, when the cops, if they feel like showing up a week later to make a report, you'll be able to give them plenty of footage that they'll never investigate and never be able to identify anybody on. | ||
| So, great. Well done. | ||
| Amazing. You'll have high-def, multi-angle footage of you being a defenseless victim to the criminals that now run your city and country, by the way. | ||
| So we've pointed this out since the beginning, since defund the police first started. | ||
| It's just a simple, like, mental algorithm. | ||
| What happens if you defund the police? | ||
| Well, people are still going to want to protect themselves. | ||
| Okay, you're getting rid of guns, too. | ||
| Okay, well, the people who can pay for it will still be able to pay for security services who have guns, so they'll be okay. | ||
| And when the violence and crime gets to a certain level, they'll be calling in the National Guard and bringing in I have spoken with the D.C. National Guard And while I have to have more conversations with the chief police, | ||
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| We just know that police alone is not getting it done. | ||
| We need air horns. We need air horns on every corner. | ||
| Deafen these criminals. You could just have cops. | ||
| Hey, why don't you just undo what you did to bring about this situation? | ||
| They're not going to do that. They're going to bring in the National Guard. | ||
| That's what he was just asking for. | ||
| Now, they need to do something because... | ||
| Dear God, and we're about to show you a video. | ||
| Daily Caller has the story. | ||
| Video shows Senator Rand Paul's staffer being brutally stabbed in Washington, D.C. You'll see the video. | ||
| This is modern America. | ||
| You may be walking down the street in a nice part of the capital of our country. | ||
| In the middle of the day and be stabbed nearly to death in a completely random attack from somebody who has just been released from federal prison with a rap sheet a mile long of violent crimes on their record. | ||
| So let's go to clip number two. | ||
| Here is the Senator Rand Paul Staffer just walking down the street minding his own business and being brutally stabbed nearly to death. | ||
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| And there's the attack. | ||
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| Go away, go away, go away! | ||
| Completely random, completely out of nowhere. | ||
| Leaving Americans totally defenseless as the Democrats pursue their suicidal crime agenda. | ||
| He had apparently, this person, Glenn Neal is the suspect, he had apparently just been released from federal prison before allegedly stabbing Todd and reportedly has a long history of serious crimes. | ||
| Again, the direct result of not just the defund the police program, the overall anti-law and order program that the Democrats have with the Early release and the Soros prosecutors that refuse to prosecute crimes, this is what you get. | ||
| Let's go down to clip number 15. | ||
| This is back in San Diego, California. | ||
| Broad daylight, woman's bike getting stolen. | ||
| Nobody helps her, even looks at her as she cries for help. | ||
| Let's watch clip 15. Help me! | ||
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| She's singing the new national anthem. | ||
| It's the new state anthem of California. | ||
| We all rise and look at the California flag and scream, help me, help me, God, someone help me, as you are brutalized in the middle of the day and your neighbors pretend not to notice because they voted for all of this. | ||
| Law and Order. Very simple solution. | ||
| Welcome back, folks. We are going to return to some domestic news here in this final hour of the American Journal for this Wednesday broadcast. | ||
| We're also going to be talking about what's going on in Ukraine. | ||
| We are driving headlong towards nuclear war, and this video was published yesterday by Kim.com. | ||
| It's called How Would a World Nuclear War Between Russia and the U.S. Affect You? | ||
| Let's watch the consequences of our elite's deranged pursuit of this ultimate conflict. | ||
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Let's watch. What would happen if there was a full-scale nuclear war between Russia and the United States? | |
| Based on non-classified data, the aftermath might go something like this. | ||
| When one side launches nuclear missiles, the other side detects them and fires back before impact. | ||
| U.S. submarine-launched ballistic missiles from west of Norway start striking Russia after about 10 minutes. | ||
| And Russian ones from north of Canada start hitting the U.S. a few minutes later. | ||
| The very first strikes are high-altitude EMP attacks, frying electronics and power grids by creating an electromagnetic pulse of tens of thousands of volts per meter. | ||
| The next strikes target command and control, as well as nuclear launch facilities. | ||
| Land-based intercontinental ballistic missiles take about half an hour to arrive. | ||
| Major cities are targeted, both because they contain military facilities and to stymie the enemy's post-war recovery. | ||
| Some cruise missiles take hours to reach their target. | ||
| Each impact creates a fireball about as hot as the core of the sun, followed by a radioactive mushroom cloud. | ||
| These intense explosions vaporize people nearby and cause fires and blindness further away. | ||
| The fireball expansion then causes a blast wave that damages buildings, crushing nearby ones. | ||
| The United Kingdom and France have nuclear capabilities and are obliged by NATO's Article 5 to defend the U.S. So, Russia hits them too. | ||
| Firestorms engulf many cities, where storm-level winds fan the flames, igniting anything that can burn, melting glass and some metals, and turning asphalt into flammable hot liquid. | ||
| But the explosions, the electromagnetic pulse, and the radioactivity aren't the worst part. | ||
| Nuclear winter is caused by the black carbon smoke from the nuclear firestorms. | ||
| The Hiroshima atomic bomb caused such a firestorm, but today's hydrogen bombs are much more powerful. | ||
| A large city like Moscow, with almost 50 times more people, can create much more smoke. | ||
| And a firestorm sends plumes of black smoke up into the stratosphere, far above any rain clouds that would otherwise wash out the smoke. | ||
| This black smoke gets heated by sunlight, lofting it like a hot air balloon for up to a decade. | ||
| High-altitude jet streams are so fast that it takes only a few days for the smoke to spread across much of the northern hemisphere. | ||
| In the meantime, Earth gets freezing cold, even during the summer, with farmland in Kansas cooling by about 20 degrees centigrade, or 40 degrees Fahrenheit, and other regions cooling almost twice as much. | ||
| A recent scientific paper estimates that over 5 billion people could starve to death, including around 99% of those in the United States, Europe, Russia, and China. | ||
| We obviously don't know how many people will survive a nuclear war. | ||
| But if it's even remotely as bad as scientists think, then it has no winners, merely losers. | ||
| It's easy to feel powerless, but the good news is that there is something you can do to help. | ||
| Please share this video, because the more people know about nuclear war, the less likely it is that we'll start one. | ||
| Of course, the powers that be are driving headlong towards this eventuality as they continue to advocate for bringing Ukraine into NATO despite the fact that NATO is a defensive alliance and Ukraine is already at war against Russia. | ||
| Meaning that to bring Ukraine into NATO is really just a fancy way of saying that NATO declares war on Russia. | ||
| You can guarantee nukes would begin to be exchanged. | ||
| This is not a far-off fantasy. | ||
| This is very real. | ||
| Nuclear bombers are waiting orders on the border of Eastern European countries as we speak. | ||
| Welcome back, folks. Third hour has begun here on American Journal. | ||
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| Let's talk about humanity, shall we? | ||
| We're going to talk now about race and the invasion of The invasion of the southern border. | ||
| First in the topic of race. | ||
| Black supremacist teacher with history of racist tweets is fired after bragging that she wouldn't get fired. | ||
| A woman who claimed to be a teacher in Texas went on an insane anti-white racist tirade after finding out her sister was sleeping with a white man. | ||
| To add to that, she had the words black supremacist in her Twitter bio. | ||
| The content was horrific, but the fact that she was a teacher made this a thousand times worse. | ||
| In her messages, she had called upon her boyfriend to come and kill this white man for her. | ||
| In a post in a video compiling her tweets, On Twitter, quickly went viral because the content was just so shocking. | ||
| Users immediately went to work trying to identify where the woman teaches. | ||
| The teacher, Claire Kyle, was not worried in the slightest of losing her job and spent the first day back at school taunting users on social media. | ||
| And you can see the post here. | ||
| First day of school, walking through the halls while Twitter thinks they can take my job from me. | ||
| Call every name under the sun, but y'all will never be able to call me unemployed. | ||
| Well, there's something else I'd like to call you. | ||
| But for now, unemployed is an accurate term. | ||
| It was eventually discovered she worked as a first-grade teacher in Thompson Elementary School in Mesquite, Texas. | ||
| Then it was discovered that a six-year-old Google review came to light where a former student claimed she was bullied for being white. | ||
| Things are not looking good in Thompson Elementary School. | ||
| I want to remind you, and not enough attention has been paid to this, white people are now a minority in Texas. | ||
| We're now a minority, which is interesting because you see these stories. | ||
| There was one a few days ago out of Harris County, Houston, Texas, saying that they're implementing on the government level affirmative action programs and they're hiring and what businesses that they choose to receive government funds and government contracts. | ||
| You think that white people are going to be suddenly shoved to the top of the list now that we are an absolute minority? | ||
| Not just that we no longer are the majority, right? | ||
| There's two different Ways that you can no longer be the majority. | ||
| One is that you're just less than 50%, meaning that while you may, you know, there may be 45% white people, there's only like 15% black and 10% Hispanic. | ||
| And, you know, nobody else comes close to that 40%, but you're still not the overall majority of over 50%. | ||
| This is not that. | ||
| This is that white people in Texas are now outnumbered by Hispanics. | ||
| So we are now the absolute minority in Texas. | ||
| Will we be receiving affirmative action? | ||
| Will people that make fun of white people be hit with hate crime charges? | ||
| Will we receive all of the status and benefits of being a minority that every other minority receives in America? | ||
| No. Because it's not about who's a minority or not. | ||
| It's about hating white people. | ||
| And we expect that to continue. | ||
| Really surprised that more people aren't talking about this fact. | ||
| Like, this is a watershed moment in American history. | ||
| That an American state now has more Mexican people than Americans. | ||
| It's a little odd. That's not totally accurate. | ||
| It's white people versus Hispanics. But you get what I mean. | ||
| So a bunch of 8-year-old white kids are being educated by a black supremacist who proudly wrote on social media, quote, I love being racist. | ||
| Young, innocent, impressionable kids should not be in that environment. | ||
| And you can just imagine how this seething hatred of white people manifests itself. | ||
| I mean, if she's this open about it, if she's this proud of it, she's this willing to broadcast her hatred of the race that her 8-year-old students are, you can just imagine the subtleties with which this Makes itself known. | ||
| And she's just like so confident and cocky in this. | ||
| Yes, y'all have found my job. | ||
| They told me to delete the post, but my job is safe since I did not directly wish harm on all white people. | ||
| She's just like, I love being racist. | ||
| I hate white people, but I didn't say I hate all white people, so I'm good. | ||
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| They laughed. So apparently the school laughed and told me to watch what I say and I'll be good to go. | ||
| Being a great teacher pays off very well when they know your true self. | ||
| Just talked to the school board and my job is safe. | ||
| Cry in the corner. I told them it was a joke and they know I'm not racist, so have fun. | ||
| It wasn't a joke and she's been fired. | ||
| I hope she has fun. | ||
| This is going to be an increasing situation for us here in America, as America's white majority is aging out. | ||
| That's the headline from the Hill. | ||
| Now, if you're in favor of this, then it's good. | ||
| It's normal. Nobody cares. | ||
| They love it. If you're against this, then you are a racist conspiracy theorist spreading the anti-Semitic Great Replacement Theory that is unacceptable and will get you canceled from any mainstream event, and you'll be slandered and despised for this for all of time, like Tucker Carlson is. So it is real. | ||
| It is happening. It is absolutely going on. | ||
| It is absolutely the product of explicit policies being pursued by this But let's be clear, it's a worldwide phenomenon. | ||
| Just like how the pandemics, the lockdowns happen on a worldwide scale, the economic shutdowns happening on a worldwide scale, the attack against farmers is happening on a worldwide scale, while the attack against white people is happening on a worldwide scale. | ||
| So you can't actually even blame the American government for this. | ||
| They're just doing what the real shadow global government is demanding that they do in their Genocidal pursuit of destroying white people because white people like to be free and they want to sit atop a world of slaves. | ||
| America's white majority is aging out. | ||
| Generation Z will be the last generation of Americans with a white majority, according to census data. | ||
| The nation's so-called majority-minority arrived with Generation Alpha, those born around 2010. | ||
| Barely two decades from now, around 2045, non-Hispanic white people will fall below half as a share of the U.S. population. | ||
| These conclusions and the numbers behind them seem simple enough. | ||
| Yet some scholars contend that the numbers are wrong or at least misleading or maybe it's not exactly right. | ||
| No, they know exactly. They know it's right. | ||
| They know exactly it's right. They know that this is the definition of genocide as these are not the result of just natural occurrences but are the direct result of policies with this. | ||
| Explicit end in mind. | ||
| Like, when they say, like, New Hampshire has tons of white people, what are we going to do about that? | ||
| Maine now welcoming 75,000 non-white immigrants to diversify the state. | ||
| It's a policy of genocide, and white people would do well to wake up before it gets to them. | ||
| America's white majority in its numbered days is a lightning rod topic given the nation's history of slavery. | ||
| Oh yeah, that's the history of slavery. | ||
| It makes us so uncomfortable to talk about the fact that white people are being targeted for elimination. | ||
| Incredible. It's not just elimination either. | ||
| It's eradication. It's erasure. | ||
| It's beyond white genocide. | ||
| It's white erasure. | ||
| It's not just that the people are going away and the race that's being targeted is being eliminated immediately. | ||
| By degree every single year with all of these new policies. | ||
| It's that their history is being rewritten. | ||
| The statues are being torn down. | ||
| The paintings are being taken off the wall. | ||
| So it's not just an attempt to get rid of white people. | ||
| It's an attempt to get rid of white people and their history and their accomplishments and their signature on the country that they built. | ||
| It's a genocide. | ||
| It's straight up genocide. | ||
| And if you're in favor of this, you think this is a good thing, then you are a hateful, bigoted moron who is unworthy of the term human. | ||
| That's just my view. | ||
| That's just my view. | ||
| And I feel that way about any race. | ||
| Any race that is being targeted for extermination has my support. | ||
| That's just the way I am. | ||
| I know I'm a humanist. | ||
| I'm a humanitarian. | ||
| If you are a race or a people or a culture or a community that is being explicitly targeted by the people above you in the power structure for extermination, I'm on your side. | ||
| And I would hope that white people would get that same courtesy from everybody else, but no, it's celebrated. | ||
| It's actually an exciting thing, according to people like Joe Biden. | ||
| It's thrilling to know that white people will become a minority and that the discrimination against them won't stop once that's the case. | ||
| Incredible. All right, ladies and gentlemen, obviously we know they're not exactly shy about it, that there's a concerted effort to outnumber white people in their own countries. | ||
| And when that happens, like, has occurred in Texas... | ||
| Like, there's no end to this. | ||
| There's no... There's no ultimate goal where, like... | ||
| Because you hear it all the time. | ||
| It's... Like, they can't help themselves when these radicals who cry crocodile tears about the way minorities were treated 100 years ago, 50 years ago... | ||
| Then they like brag and they're like oh yeah well white people will be a minority soon and then you'll really feel the heat. | ||
| So it's not like some sort of humanitarian beneficent thing where it's like we just all want to be equal and we'll show you how you treat minorities. | ||
| We'll teach you how you should respect and no they're like out for revenge against a fantastical imagined harm done to their ancestors. | ||
| It's Well, it's basically the same impetus that has led to every major cataclysmic holocaust in history. | ||
| So we have that to look forward to in the near future. | ||
| Maybe not even the... I mean, it's happening now. | ||
| And of course, this is not as a consequence of just, you know, things happening that are outside of human control. | ||
| These are all the... Direct and explicitly desired consequences of policies that are being pursued by people with this agenda. | ||
| It's like that video of the SPLC from inside the SPLC office where they're literally tracking it like it's a stock. | ||
| They're tracking the demographic destruction of the previous natural American white majority. | ||
| They're tracking the downfall by percentage points to see how well they're doing in their mission. | ||
| It's pretty amazing. | ||
| And of course we've had the number of people cross the border, southern border, in just the last two years is a bigger number than the population of 35 American states. | ||
| So there's that. And of course, voting demographics has to do with this, who they vote for. | ||
| It's another reason that this is happening. | ||
| But largely, it's racial animus against white people. | ||
| This is causing this to go on. | ||
| Now, who is crossing the border? | ||
| Well... They're not sitting their best, folks. | ||
| Fox News has this story. | ||
| Images show men armed with rifles and body armor coming across the southern border. | ||
| The incident took place in Texas, but the men were not found. | ||
| The Biden administration has touted moves it is taking to reduce the reliance on smugglers who control large parts of the Mexican side of the border and who migrants often need to deal with in order to be able to cross the U.S. | ||
| The administration has expanded a number of lawful pathways for migrants to enter the U.S. and has touted an anti-smuggling campaign last year, which led to thousands of arrests. | ||
| This is retarded. | ||
| I don't think I have to tell you that. | ||
| It's like, well, the law is you can't cross the border. | ||
| They're like, well, they're using smugglers to cross the border. | ||
| Well, to defeat the smugglers, we will build an app for them to cross the border. | ||
| Okay, so they're still breaking the law. | ||
| They just aren't using smugglers to do it. | ||
| Smugglers are not the problem. | ||
| The problem is the open border that allows the smugglers to operate. | ||
| If you close the border, you can catch the smugglers and stop people from crossing, and you can stop the... | ||
| I mean, it's just... | ||
| It is crazy. | ||
| It is absolutely crazy. | ||
| It's like trying to prevent your house being robbed by giving the burglar a key. | ||
| By being like, well, they keep using a crowbar to pry our door open, and that's the problem, so we'll give them a key so they can come rob us. | ||
| And there's just literal like paramilitary groups. | ||
| There's tens of thousands of Chinese spies. | ||
| There's Mexican cartels who are some of the most terroristic and horrifying criminals the world has ever seen just crossing our border and maybe you see an image of it but they never get caught and nothing is done to stop them. | ||
| Front in Texas is a heavy cartel area with significant Texas is a cartel area. | ||
| Hear that? Front in Texas is a heavy cartel area. | ||
| This isn't staying in Mexico. | ||
| It's not like the cartels are operating in Mexico and just sending people across the border. | ||
| When they cross the border, they're bringing the cartel with them. | ||
| So Texas, America, previously free from the massively organized criminal enterprises that are Mexican cartels, that's now coming into America. | ||
| America will no longer be free from that influence. | ||
| They will now be consumed by the violence and criminality that is coming across the border. | ||
| Border Patrol sources tell me armed gunmen are frequently encountered here. | ||
| This was another group of suspected cartel gunmen who were arrested there in June. | ||
| Multiple times a week, suspected members of the Northeast cartel armed with rifles cross the U.S. into Fronten, Texas area. | ||
| And sometimes they get arrested, and maybe they get a check and a plane ticket, too. | ||
| We don't know. This is so bad that, of course, it is affecting states thousands of miles away from the border. | ||
| New York City considers Central Park amongst sites to house migrants. | ||
| Yo, I just got an idea. | ||
| Whoa, I just got a crazy idea. | ||
| What if you send them back? Whoa, I know. | ||
| It's like everybody's struggling. | ||
| The whole thing's collapsing. Like, they can't figure out where to put people. | ||
| They're renting out hotels for billions of dollars. | ||
| They're getting rid of Central Park so they can make it into a homeless internment camp for all of the... | ||
| Criminal trespassers, why don't you put them on a plane and send them back to the country that they came from, the country they grew up in, the country that has a government and a nationality that should protect its own people, the country that they should be putting their effort into building, not to come over here and rely on handouts. | ||
| And no, I'm not just... | ||
| Castigating all migrants is relying on handouts. | ||
| Michigan offers $500 in monthly rent aid to refugees, other migrants. | ||
| None of them are refugees. Not a single one of these people is a refugee. | ||
| I don't know how many times we have to make this argument, but asylum seekers, refugee claim, it's just bullcrap. | ||
| They are just trespassing. | ||
| They're just foreign nationals coming into our country. | ||
| They're not being pursued by some genocidal government. | ||
| They are not... In the midst of some devastating war that they're just trying to escape for the time being before they can return to rebuild their country. | ||
| These are just people that want the economic prosperity they've been promised in America. | ||
| They've been invited by our government. | ||
| They are allowed to come in by our government. | ||
| It is an absolute invasion. | ||
| It is to the point where they are shifting forever if they're allowed to say the demographic makeup of our entire country. | ||
| And I guess that is one thing I should note, you know, in the Hill article... | ||
| They say something about this being inevitable. | ||
| It's not inevitable. | ||
| It is a choice that we are making right now that we can reverse at any moment. | ||
| And it doesn't matter? I mean, they'll talk about laws if they care about it. | ||
| They only care about laws that serve their purpose, and they ignore laws that go against their designs. | ||
| So you can just laugh in their faces when they try to say, oh, but at the time that they came, they were qualified as asylum seekers. | ||
| No, you can just kick them out. | ||
| We can just kick all of them out. | ||
| It's actually that easy. | ||
| We actually have more than enough manpower. | ||
| We actually have the technological capability and the military capability to eliminate all of them from this country. | ||
| Just send them back to where they came from. | ||
| It's not cruel and unusual punishment to send a Honduran back to Honduras or a Guatemalan back to Guatemala. | ||
| I'm sorry. You weren't invited. | ||
| You didn't go through the right process. | ||
| You came here illegally. You smuggled yourself in. | ||
| You gotta go back. It's not that hard. | ||
| It's not that complicated. It's not that mean. | ||
| You grew up there. You lived there your whole life. | ||
| You gotta return. Simple as that. | ||
| It's not inevitable. This isn't an irreversible thing. | ||
| It just literally is a matter of giving the order. | ||
| If the President of the United States or the Border Patrol just said, hey, you know what? | ||
| We just have an order to ruthlessly... | ||
| Send all of the migrants out of this country. | ||
| Maybe a month. It might take a month, maybe. | ||
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| So we have a couple more things to discuss here. | ||
| Oh my god, so much more to discuss. | ||
| Goodness me. First, just to finish up with our invasion conversation, the open border disaster that we're undergoing right now. | ||
| Obviously, these are policies that are not just being implemented here in America. | ||
| They are being implemented around the entire world, by which I mean Europe. | ||
| The entire world where white people exist. | ||
| They're being implemented. Because this is a global government policy that is above the national level. | ||
| The UK had a victory here, but I'm not happy about it. | ||
| Infowars has the story. | ||
| UK University withdraws plans to house 300 migrants in a small English town after mass protests from local residents. | ||
| The good news and the bad news. The good news is this exceeded. | ||
| Over 1,400 objections to plans were submitted by outraged residents compared to just 14 letters of support for this move to house 300 migrants, 300 invaders, 300 foreign peoples in this UK village. | ||
| Again, you just have to think, like, if these people are actually concerned about the well-being of the UK people, of the British people... | ||
| There are probably 300 down and out British citizens whose families have been in the same general area for thousands of years. | ||
| They belong there. | ||
| They live there. It is their homeland. | ||
| They could probably use a little bit of help. | ||
| They could probably use a nice newly furnished flat and a couple hundred dollars a month. | ||
| Why is that money? Why is that generosity being given to people from entirely different countries? | ||
| It makes no sense unless you realize it's like an investment they're making in the demographic destruction of your nation. | ||
| As we just read, I'm sure there are people in Michigan, down and out, regular American people of every race, color, and creed who use a little leg up in this time of need. | ||
| And yet, it's the foreigners that are getting $500 a month to come live in your city and take your jobs. | ||
| Incredible. So the good news is, they succeeded. | ||
| They were forced to withdraw plans. | ||
| They were actually trying to put these asylum seekers, like, just grown men from Africa in, like, dorms with the university students. | ||
| Insane. So it's good news that they were able to prevent this. | ||
| The bad news is that this is a totally unsustainable way to prevent this. | ||
| You get that, right? That you can't just constantly be dealing with We're good to go. | ||
| We're never going to try that again. | ||
| We're done trying to do this. | ||
| We're sorry. We'll send them back. | ||
| No, it's like, okay, they stopped us this time. | ||
| Let's find a different plot of land. | ||
| Let's pour more money in. | ||
| Let's pour more indoctrination and propaganda. | ||
| Let's get more billboards and more advertisement, more subtle programming of the younger people who are more malleable. | ||
| And maybe in a year or two, we'll try again. | ||
| Then we'll try again. Then we'll try again. | ||
| We'll try. I mean, this is like, like a dam breaking and you've got little holes popping up in the dam. | ||
| You can't constantly be trying to cover each one of the holes. | ||
| You can't be holding a mass protest every time they do one of these things because they have inexhaustible resources. | ||
| They have inexhaustible drive to carry this program out. | ||
| They are not going to be happy until they succeed. | ||
| So it's not even fair to require the people who just want to live their lives to have to dedicate some massive portion of their existence to trying to just fend off the attack continuously. | ||
| You have to go to the heart of the thing. | ||
| You have to disarm the person shooting you, not just constantly try to block the bullets that they're firing at you. | ||
| So we have to have, like, all the people that protested this, congratulations, you succeeded. | ||
| Now is the time to, like, push ahead and find the people who are trying to do this to you and remove them from power by any means necessary. | ||
| And never let this happen again. | ||
| So the good news is that they were able to stop this. | ||
| The bad news is that they were required to have a mass demonstration to stop the attack upon them. | ||
| It's never going to end until you end it. | ||
| They are not going to stop. They're vicious, evil, genocidal people. | ||
| You can't just keep trying to stop them. | ||
| It's crazy. | ||
| It's totally crazy. There's so much other political news. | ||
| Let's get to some of the political news here. | ||
| I'm going to hold off on the Portland stuff today. | ||
| I know I said I was going to talk about it. | ||
| I'm going to get to that tomorrow. | ||
| I'm going to try to get in contact with somebody who can tell me the inside story of it, but it is a big story, so we'll save that until we have more time tomorrow. | ||
| Meanwhile, January 6th committee failed to preserve records and has no data on Capitol Hill security failures GOP charges. | ||
| So in a new wrinkle to the Staged show trial that they carried out in front of all of America with the January 6th Select Committee where they picked and chose exactly what evidence to present. | ||
| It was a show trial with no defense able to mount an argument. | ||
| Only the prosecutor allowed to air on national primetime TV the accusations that turned out to be in almost every case completely unfounded, at the very least wildly overblown. | ||
| The House Select Committee that investigated the Capitol riot on January 6th failed to adequately preserve documents, data, and video depositions, including communications it had with the Biden White House, that are still missing, according to a Republican lawmaker overseeing the GOP investigation into the committee's work. | ||
| The now disbanded J-6 committee, which was run by Democrats, included only two GOP members, has also failed to provide any evidence that it looked in at all to the Capitol Hill security failures on the day of the riot. | ||
| Representative Barry Loudermilk of Georgia... | ||
| The chairman of the Subcommittee for Oversight on the Committee of House Administration told Fox News Digital. | ||
| He said his staff had difficulty gathering all the information it needs to investigate Benny Thompson's handling of the January 6th investigation. | ||
| So they launch, they coordinate and allow the riot to take place. | ||
| They start the riot by launching munitions into an entirely peaceful crowd. | ||
| They murder five of the protesters on that day. | ||
| They then hold a show trial where they gather all of the evidence, present only the inculpatory, not exculpatory aspects of the evidence, and then when that show trial fails to capture the hearts and minds of the American people, they destroy the evidence so that you can't actually get to the truth and you're only left with their blatant lie. | ||
| Acceptable. This is the way the American government is working right now. | ||
| Yet another case where we cannot afford to just constantly fend off these attacks. | ||
| We are in our last segment of the day, folks. | ||
| Still got stories I'm not going to be able to get to. | ||
| My goodness. We've covered a lot. | ||
| I feel like we've covered a lot today. | ||
| Tread over a lot of ground. | ||
| We'll have to give it the time it deserves. | ||
| I'll have to wait till tomorrow to really break down what is going on in Portland because it is... | ||
| Horrifying. How much control Antifa has there. | ||
| How they're openly using intimidation tactics to get the judgment they want in jury trials. | ||
| Again, beyond anything that the mob could have ever desired. | ||
| Got some COVID news as well. | ||
| Rand Paul escalates Fauci criminal referral. | ||
| You can find that story at Infowars.com. | ||
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| DC Drano posted this. | ||
| This is... A Gateway Pundit article, actually. And found guns with silencers, burner phones, rental cars, and warehouses where ballots and registrations were stored, all funded by a Democratic strategy firm. | ||
| And this is where it gets interesting. | ||
| And it is interesting already. | ||
| Tens of thousands of fraudulent ballots being delivered. | ||
| But who they are and who funded them is really where the twist comes in. | ||
| Ballots would be mailed to fake addresses, intercepted and put in drop boxes by mules. | ||
| Video from Detroit Vote Count Center shows 3 a.m. drop off of an estimated 100,000 ballots without GOP supervisors delivered by rental car from out of state. | ||
| Biden got unexplained, got an unexplained vote spike a few hours later and stole Michigan from Trump. | ||
| Michigan AG and FBI brought in to investigate and they shut it down. | ||
| They shut down the investigation. | ||
| Gateway Pundit Twitter account banned for posting videos of this ballot drop. | ||
| Instead, AG Nestle charged Michigan electors for sending alternative ballots to D.C. | ||
| Huge props to Gateway Pundit for putting together all of these pieces. | ||
| You can actually see the report here. | ||
| It lays out in detail exactly what I just read to you. | ||
| Again, the story is at gatewaypundit.com. | ||
| Kanoka the Great has another breakdown of this. | ||
| This is where you get into who is funding it and how. | ||
| A recently released report from Michigan law enforcement unveils a concerning voter fraud campaign incident involving a group funded by... | ||
| Joe Biden's 2020 presidential campaign. | ||
| This organization operating in multiple swing states is implicated in submitting fraudulent voter registrations during October 2020. | ||
| Now remember, the way you steal an election is not by rigging every polling place. | ||
| It's not by winning every state. | ||
| It's not by... Stealing the election nationwide. | ||
| It's by identifying certain swing states, certain population centers within those swing states. | ||
| You put in just enough fraudulent ballots to swing the population center. | ||
| That swings the whole state. Now you've won the whole state. | ||
| That state was key to your election victory. | ||
| Bing, bang, boom. You know, the cover that always says, like, there was no nationwide attempt to steal the election. | ||
| That's what they say because they know that that's the truth and that it obscures the facts, which is that there were just a few centers, a few states, about five states that they needed to steal from Donald Trump. | ||
| And so they captured the population centers of those states in order to steal the election nationwide. | ||
| Following a raid, Michigan authorities discovered caches of prepaid gift cards, firearms equipped with silencers and disposable burner phones. | ||
| Throughout the 2020 election period, these Democrat election committees provided more than $4 million to this particular organization, including $450,000 from the Biden for President committee. | ||
| The Democrat Senatorial Campaign Committee donated over $2 million. | ||
| The DNC Service Corps donated over $1 million. | ||
| And the Democratic Party of Iowa donated nearly half a million dollars. | ||
| The investigation was initiated following the observation of a Muskegon, Michigan clerk who noticed an individual depositing 8,000 to 10,000 completed voter registration applications at the city office on October 8, 2020. | ||
| The same individual returned multiple times, registering an additional 2,500 votes. | ||
| Alarmingly, many of these registrations displayed identical handwriting with fraudulent addresses and phone numbers. | ||
| Additionally, signatures did not match those on file with Michigan's Secretary of State. | ||
| Thank you to Gateway Pundit for making this police report available to the public. | ||
| So this organization, Hope to Steal Michigan, was funded by the Democratic Party and has now been uncovered by the police department sent to investigate them. | ||
| Have you seen this on national media? | ||
| You should really start to ask yourself why the FBI shut down the investigation into this, why the DOJ refused to acknowledge this type of process happening not just in Michigan but around the country, and Suddenly the claims of election fraud become a little bit more comprehensible and when you realize that, | ||
| suddenly the outrage of the Trump supporters becomes a little bit more understandable and suddenly the events at January 6th become a little bit more understandable and suddenly the picture that's being painted for you is of a ruthless, tyrannical ruling class using subversive And in many cases, out in the open, techniques to steal an election and then using the FBI and the DOJ not just to cover it up, but to prosecute anybody protesting their criminal activity. | ||
| Pretty simple, actually. | ||
| New York Times admits the prosecution of Trump may have terrible consequences. | ||
| They say it may be satisfying to see Special Counsel Jack Smith indict Donald Trump. | ||
| Yeah, if you're like a criminal idiot, I guess it is satisfying. | ||
| They say, but the prosecution, which might be justified, it's not, reflects a tragic choice that will compound the harms to the nation from Mr. | ||
| Trump's many transgressions. | ||
| So by... | ||
| By indicting Trump in completely novel law theory, right? | ||
| using structures of the law code that are not intended for anything like this. | ||
| This is Trump's fault again. | ||
| Again, it's Trump's fault. | ||
| They blame Trump for this, just like they blame COVID for the lockdowns that they imposed, just like they blame Republicans for pointing out that the border is open. | ||
| God, I hope people aren't falling for this, but they definitely are. | ||
| I mean, it's New York Times after all. | ||
| This is how outrageous their reporting has become. | ||
| Mr. Smith's indictment outlines a factually compelling but far from legally airtight case against Mr. | ||
| Trump. And they're, like, concerned that it's not going to work. | ||
| Well, it's because it's an act of desperation, you idiots. | ||
| It's a frame job. | ||
| It's a scam. It's the actual coup taking place as we speak in our country where the... | ||
| Government for the people, by the people, the Constitutional Republic is being actively taken over by deep state actors who will use lawfare or outright violence or cheating in the election to achieve and maintain control over the populace, and you're contributing to it. | ||
| You absolute scumbags. | ||
| So also this story came out, we covered it in the Daily Dispatch. | ||
| Just to remind you, global child sexual abuse probe that launched after two FBI agents were killed leads to almost 100 arrests. | ||
| It just makes me think of what we could achieve with all the energy and effort that's been put into opening the borders or prosecuting Donald Trump or indoctrinating children into being transsexual. | ||
| Like, what if just all of that money and energy and time and law enforcement and lawyers, like, what if that was actually put towards finding people that were actual victims of actually horrific crimes? | ||
| You could solve all of the problems. | ||
| Instead, they just create more with every single policy they pursue. | ||
| Wish we had time to get into this. | ||
| We'll maybe save this for tomorrow as well. | ||
| But suffice it to say, keep your eye on Lebanon as it appears war is... | ||
| About to break out there. | ||
| Israeli army sends message to Iran and Hezbollah in the first ever U.S. Army drill. | ||
| Lebanon responds to Israeli boats violating maritime border. | ||
| And ISIS just killed 10 pro-government fighters in Raqqa. | ||
| I don't know if you knew this, but ISIS, the criminal terrorist group, happened to attack all of America's enemies all the time. | ||
| All of Israel's enemies all the time. | ||
| Hmm, gee, isn't that curious? | ||
| Isn't that odd? Isn't that strange? | ||
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| They're hitting us with hundreds of chemicals that the EPA has authorized companies and industry to use. | ||
| One of the top pesticides used is atrazine. | ||
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