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| AI-generated social media influencers are exploding in popularity, and it could spell the beginning of the end for real human female OnlyFans creators... | ||
| They're calling it the Thoughtpocalypse! | ||
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Well, I am anyway. Farmer's Market vibes this Thursday. | |
| What's your fave fruit? Guys, see more of me on Patreon. | ||
| No prizes, or should I say points for guessing what else you get to see. | ||
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Get it? Points? I'm so sorry. | |
| One of the most popular AI thoughts is Mila Sofia, a 24-year-old virtual influencer and fashion model from Finland. | ||
| When Mila was launched last year, most people could tell she wasn't real, but rapid improvements in AI realism in just the last 12 months alone have pretty much closed that gap. | ||
| But some idiots actually thought she was a real woman from the start and are now hilariously angry about it. | ||
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She's the hottest influencer on social media with guys around the world sending her marriage proposals. | |
| Every aspect of her ravishing looks are computer generated. | ||
| And that has some of her online fans upset saying they've been hoodwinked after trying to win her affection. | ||
| You're a beautiful young woman. | ||
| Your beauty really dazzles me. | ||
| I adore you. A million dollar smile. | ||
| Yeah, fellas, I'm sure you had a chance. | ||
| Imagine being so naive you get catfished by computer code. | ||
| Some creations are more convincing than others. | ||
| This one looks like they've just badly photoshopped a fake head onto some of the girl's real body. | ||
| Ditto with this one. | ||
| Others look like generic video game cutscene NPCs. | ||
| But some are virtually indistinguishable from the real thing. | ||
| In fact, they've almost perfected that vacant, fatherless, thousand-yard OnlyFans stare. | ||
| And therein lies the problem for real flesh and blood ethos. | ||
| AI bots can pump out quality content much faster at a much cheaper price. | ||
| Where an OnlyFans model might charge $20 plus for a subscription to their page, a bot could produce the same photos, videos, and messages for less than half the price. | ||
| And while the real ethos has to pay for her costume, her photographer, makeup, lighting, and all that jazz... | ||
| Some dude on a laptop can just knock up another Mila Sofia holiday pic on his lunch break. | ||
| The IRL eagle has to sit there in a single chat stream for three hours a day, whereas Mila could just talk to a thousand different simps at once via chat GPT, while its actual creator does literally nothing. | ||
| They are not confined by human limitations. | ||
| They can be in multiple places at once, speak any language, perform incredible feats and even undergo a total redesign at will. | ||
| Who knew that among the first jobs to be replaced by artificial intelligence would be online thirst traps? | ||
| And yeah, most OnlyFans simps will obviously always want the real thing over something AI generated. | ||
| But what if they don't know the difference? | ||
| The technology has already blurred the lines and it's only getting better. | ||
| We good job. There are now dozens of these things, new ones popping up every day. | ||
| I'm totally starting a fake AI-generated OnlyFans for gullible idiots if I fail at this trading thing. | ||
| The point is they're already good enough to pass as real for 80% of NPC paypigs. | ||
| Ironically, since almost all of the virtual influencers are created by men, they're reappropriating wealth from OnlyFans women. | ||
| It's men getting rich off other men who are paying for pictures of fake girls. | ||
| No real women are involved in the entire transaction. | ||
| Little Michaela, created by American AI company Broad, is worth over $10 million and can earn over $10,000 in sponsorship posts. | ||
| She supports Black Lives Matter and transgender rights. | ||
| So the creators can ensure she only ever expresses the correct opinions. | ||
| Avoiding the risk of ever being cancelled. | ||
| Fashion brands like Levi are already using AI-generated models enabling massive cost-cutting. | ||
| But while there's an inherently creepy nature to these AI sexbots and virtual influencers, the responses to them by simps treating them like real women is both funny and tragic. | ||
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Don't you just love the view from a rooftop pool? | |
| Taxiest woman alive! | ||
| Yeah, not a woman and not alive. | ||
| I wish I could meet you one day and give you a big hug. | ||
| Not really getting this, is he? | ||
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Is this too short? | |
| No! The chance of any red-blooded male complaining is zero. | ||
| As always, you look stunning, and your blonde hair contrasts really well with black. | ||
| It may be short, babe, but you look marvellous. | ||
| I can see myself wrapping my arms around you, reinforcing how beautiful I find you to be. | ||
| I do apologise, however, should my hands happen to find their way to caress your backside while in an embrace. | ||
| They say romance is dead. | ||
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Stepping in a miniskirt, Mandy, like... | |
| This is what American men fight wars for! | ||
| Wow, we've finally found a legitimate reason for the invasion of Iraq. | ||
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AC went out of the office and parts aren't available until late in the day. | |
| Only one way to recover. | ||
| Hot eyes, hot eyes, hot eyes. | ||
| Wow! Hot eyes, hot eyes, hot eyes. | ||
| Hopefully the parts won't come in at all today. | ||
| Winky face. Slush face. | ||
| Fire, fire, fire. Hearts, hearts, hearts, hearts. | ||
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Angel. Cupid hearts. It's Thursday, August 10th, 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. | ||
| Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
| Very special day today. | ||
| Special edition of American Journal on this Thursday. | ||
| It's guest day. | ||
| We're going to have guests coming in and out of the studio, all show. | ||
| We're going to have Owen Schroyer join us in the first hour, Chris Skye in the second hour, and Matt Baker in the third hour. | ||
| We'll open up the phone lines for you to ask your questions. | ||
| To these fine gentlemen, of course, it's because we are inching ever closer. | ||
| He's not telling me my collar's all messed up here. | ||
| Let me look like a big dummy. | ||
| We're inching ever closer to the American Liberty Awards this Saturday, so people are flocking in. | ||
| Flocks of Liberty Warriors are making their way as we speak to Austin, Texas, and it'll only get bigger and more exciting up until the big day, August 12th, when the American Liberty Awards will be happening at Vulcan Gas Company here in Austin, | ||
| Texas. Hope you've gotten It's been a flurry of activity, everybody trying to figure out where we can all go to have a good time before or after the Liberty Award. | ||
| So very exciting stuff happening across the board. | ||
| We still do have a lot to talk about, so let's just get into it. | ||
| it. | ||
| Here it is, your Daily Dispatch. | ||
| For Thursday, the 10th of August, 2023, FBI executes 75-year-old man who allegedly made credible threats online to Joe Biden. | ||
| This story's at Infowars.com. | ||
| FBI agents shot and killed a Utah man on Wednesday who reportedly made credible online threats towards Joe Biden and federal agents. | ||
| According to reports, agents were at the Provo home of Craig DeLue Robinson. | ||
| Robertson, I should say, 75, to serve arrest and search warrants when the shooting unfolded. | ||
| An FBI spokesperson said the incident happened at approximately 6.15 a.m. | ||
| on August 9th when special agents attempted to take Craig Robertson into custody. | ||
| Local media reported... | ||
| KUTV reports do not detail the circumstances behind the shooting. | ||
| The execution came just hours before Biden's scheduled visit to Utah on Wednesday. | ||
| An FBI source told ABC News they began investigating Robertson in April after posts on Facebook caught the attention of special agents. | ||
| KUTV explains the nature of his threatening posts, saying nearly all his recent posts were dedicated to his thoughts on Biden save for In fact, Hunter Biden, U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland, Governor of California Gavin Newsom, actor Whoopi Goldberg, and Democrats in general. | ||
| In his most recent post, Robertson stated he had a dream about, quote, about seeing, quote, Joe Biden's body in a dark corner of a D.C. parking garage with his head severed and lying in a huge pool of blood. | ||
| He adds, hurrah. | ||
| Robertson referenced shooting the president multiple times, including a Facebook post he crafted Tuesday and then reshared shortly after, something he did for many of his more egregious, threatening posts. | ||
| It says perhaps Utah will become famous this week as the place a sniper took out Biden the Marxist, he wrote after 6.30 p.m. | ||
| August 8th. He then re-shared 10 minutes later. | ||
| It followed a post on Monday also referencing being a sniper, saying, I hear Biden is coming to Utah, digging out my old ghillie suit and cleaning the dust off the M24 sniper rifle. | ||
| Welcome, buffoon in chief. Kind of dumb. Kind of a dumb thing to do, guy. | ||
| Now, we don't know what the circumstances were of the FBI shooting that took place. | ||
| They say it's under review by the FBI's inspection division. | ||
| This is an ongoing matter, saying they have no further details to provide. | ||
| We'll get back into this a little bit later, but... | ||
| Many people are responding to this in a similar way, such as Sam Moline on Twitter, quoted here in the Infowars article. | ||
| Death sentence is pretty harsh for mean tweets. | ||
| Maybe dude was actually a terrorist and came out guns blazing, or maybe he was a 60-something retired woodworker on disability. | ||
| In fact, what he was. | ||
| This is the new America. | ||
| I keep saying you can't just act like this isn't the case. | ||
| Is it a good thing that the FBI will knock on your door and maybe shoot you for posting edgy content on the internet? | ||
| No. Is it a thing that's happening? | ||
| Yes. So you have to take that into account and not make posts like that if you don't want a visit from the FBI. And we can expand on this a little bit later. | ||
| Our next story also has shooting as a main theme. | ||
| Ecuador presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio Any help, guys? | ||
| Fernando Villavencino assassinated at a campaign event. | ||
| A candidate in Ecuador's upcoming presidential election, Fernando Villavencino, was assassinated at a campaign event in the Capitol Wednesday as a deadly escalation of violence as crime grips the South American country. | ||
| Guillermo Lasso vowed the killing would not go unpunished, saying that organized crime has come a long way, but the full weight of law will fall on them. | ||
| Lasso announced a state of emergency for 60 days, an immediate mobilization of the armed forces across the country, and three days of national mourning. | ||
| We have video of the immediate aftermath of this. | ||
| Clip number three, we can roll this B-roll here, as well as... | ||
| Clip number two, which appears to be the narcotics gang, the organized crime syndicate, taking credit for the assassination. | ||
| Pretty horrifying stuff. | ||
| Perhaps Naya Bukele has work yet to do. | ||
| Maybe you can just make him dictator of the whole southern hemisphere and get things back in order. | ||
| The election is scheduled for August 20th and will go ahead as planned, the Electoral Council President Diana Atamant said Thursday. | ||
| He was shot and killed as leaving a campaign rally at a school north of the capital, Quito, ten days before the first round of the presidential election was set to take place. | ||
| Opinion polls had him in the middle of the pack of eight candidates, far behind the frontrunner, Luisa Gonzalez. | ||
| He's a far-right candidate, is what I've heard, right-wing at least. | ||
| We can expand on that a little bit later. | ||
| From InfoWars.com, surprise, the FBI lied about white supremacist memo targeting Catholics, new document reveals. | ||
| When the FBI was busted targeting Catholics in a now-retracted leaked document which said Roman Catholics were at risk of committing acts of extreme violence, the agency downplayed it as a work of the rogue field office. | ||
| Now, thanks to a less redacted internal FBI document released Wednesday by the House Judiciary Committee, we learned that the effort was far more widespread than the agency acknowledged. | ||
| Now, Chairman Jim Jordan wants more details. | ||
| In February, a whistleblower leaked a heavily redacted January report from the FBI's Richmond office called Interests of Racially or Ethnically Motivated Violent Extremists and Radical Traditionalist Catholic Ideology Almost Certainly Presents New Mitigation Opportunities. | ||
| The document defines radical traditionalist Catholics as those who attend Latin Mass and, according to the FBI, adhere to anti-Semitic, anti-immigrant, anti-LGBTQ, and white supremacist ideology based on what the Wall Street Journal editorial board called half-baked open-source reporting from liberal news outlets to justify and white supremacist ideology based on what the Wall Street Journal editorial | ||
| FBI headquarters quickly said the report didn't meet its exacting standards and had been withdrawn, but now it's been revealed that this was actually the work of several FBI outlets working together. | ||
| It was not just the product of a single field office, as Ray had claimed, but was instead a widespread effort among several offices targeting Catholics. | ||
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Thank you. | |
| Just taking a sledgehammer to all of the five freedoms enumerated in the First Amendment. | ||
| We have this story as well from Infowars.com, and if you've been watching American Journal, we have been covering this thanks to our international... | ||
| A reporter, you might say, Simon from Florida. | ||
| U.S. pressured Pakistan to oust Imran Khan over aggressively neutral stance on Ukraine, documents reveal. | ||
| Aggressively neutral. | ||
| Isn't that something? | ||
| The U.S. State Department pressured Pakistan to remove Prime Minister Imran Khan from power over his aggressively neutral position on the Ukraine-Russia war, leaked cable reveals. | ||
| Secret Pakistan cable documents U.S. pressure to remove Imran Khan. | ||
| It's the title of the story from The Intercept. | ||
| You know, it's like this, and then what's happening in Niger, and then what's happening in Lebanon. | ||
| I mean, the American government is willing to exert enormous power over just the slightest inconvenience. | ||
| They'll overthrow entire countries. | ||
| They'll throw entire segments of the world population into chaos and misery if you decide that you vaguely disagree with them. | ||
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All right, welcome back. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, you guys will be joined by heavy of the guests today. | ||
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I'm sure we'll be joining us next segment. | |
| Chris Guy in the second hour and Matt Baker in the third hour. | ||
| We'll be having conversations about the state of the world, how we can fight back, how we can keep up morale. | ||
| As that is the necessary aspect of everything that's going on here. | ||
| As you really can see the awakening quicken, as it were. | ||
| Our final story from our Daily Dispatch is this. | ||
| NYC migrant crisis could soon cost $12 billion, according to Mayor Adams. | ||
| Which really makes the wall seem like a steal at this price. | ||
| Gee, if only you hadn't spent four years virtue signaling about how much you love migrants. | ||
| If only you hadn't spent the last decade encouraging migrants to cross the border. | ||
| If only you hadn't done all the things that you did. | ||
| You ever have a friend that complains about things that's actually their fault? | ||
| Aren't they annoying? | ||
| Aren't they just annoying people? | ||
| When they expect sympathy and empathy and understanding from you when they're telling a story where it's just all their fault, all the bad things that happened to them. | ||
| I remember a story of an old roommate I had. | ||
| You tell like a sob story, you'd be like, man, I tried to pay rent. | ||
| I tried to go to the realtor office and pay rent, and it was so hard. | ||
| They wouldn't let me in the office because it was after hours, and then they wouldn't let me pay in cash because I'm supposed to have a check, and then the security guard wouldn't just open the door for me. | ||
| It's like, dude, so you were late. | ||
| You didn't have the right form of money that you always have to have. | ||
| All of these things are your fault because you didn't plan. | ||
| It's because you didn't do anything that you were supposed to. | ||
| And then you expect other people to go out of their way to help you, and you're upset that they don't, when it's really your fault that this happened in the first place. | ||
| This is liberals. This is what it's like to have liberals in your country running things, is they open the border, they invite all the migrants in, and then the migrants trash the city and cost them $12 billion, and they're like, what are we supposed to do about this? | ||
| It's like, well, I don't know. You made your bed. | ||
| Go get screwed in it. | ||
| What do you mean, what are we going to do? | ||
| What are you going to do, idiot? | ||
| Why do you do this to everyone? | ||
| It's just, you know, I mean, we're going to have to pay for this. | ||
| That's the real bummer of all of it. | ||
| New York City's surging migrant population is set to double by June 2024, meaning the city will be on the hook for 100,000 homeless migrants as costs are estimated to rise an eye-watering high of $12 billion over the next three years. | ||
| We are past our breaking point, Adams declared in a dire address at City Hall on Wednesday, a day pleading with the feds and everyday New Yorkers alike to help mitigate the crisis. | ||
| Again, what do you expect? | ||
| What do you, you know... | ||
| Like, I really want to know, is there some sort of come-to-Jesus moment happening here? | ||
| Are they saying, like, oh, we were wrong? | ||
| We were wrong? | ||
| I don't even think they have the, like, cognitive ability to do that. | ||
| It's like they can't realize that this is what we've been saying the entire time. | ||
| It goes something like us going wrong. | ||
| Look, the border cannot be open. | ||
| We can't have millions of people from all over the world. | ||
| We can't just invite the entire world into our country and say you can come over and you don't need a passport, you don't need a job, you don't need anything, just come on over. | ||
| Like, we can't do that. | ||
| It's not fiscally possible or responsible. | ||
| It's not good for the people in this country. | ||
| It's not good for the... Countries that these people are coming from. | ||
| It's not good for Mexico as it empowers the cartels. | ||
| It's not good for the children that get lost or just get picked up by some stranger along the way, trafficked by the tens of thousands. | ||
| It's not good for anybody. Did they address any of those points? | ||
| Did they act like any of those points were valid and they had good reasons to... | ||
| Discredit them? No, they said you're racist. | ||
| You're just racist. See, what they do is they go, oh, all of the things that you're saying are just covered because really you're just racist. | ||
| What they think is that we're sitting here just like, I don't want a bunch of brown-skinned Mexicans in my country. | ||
| I'll come up with a bunch of other reasons. | ||
| I can't just say that. | ||
| I'll say it's about fiscal things. | ||
| I'll say it's about this. | ||
| And they do this with everything, right? | ||
| They do the same thing with COVID, and we're sitting here like... | ||
| Hey, you can't shut down the whole country. | ||
| The economy is going to collapse. | ||
| It's going to be bad for the kids to be isolated from their friends for so long. | ||
| They need socialization. | ||
| They need school for their mental health. | ||
| They need connection with other human beings. | ||
| And they're just like, you just want people to die from COVID. You just love that COVID is killing people, so you don't want us to lock down and be safe. | ||
| And then it comes out that we were right the entire time. | ||
| Do they go back and go, oh, maybe those guys weren't just racist? | ||
| And not wanting brown-skinned people in the country. | ||
| Maybe they had a good point. Maybe the reason that they were opposing this from the beginning, all those reasons were perfectly valid because now they've been born out and shown to be totally true. | ||
| I don't think they have the ability to do that. | ||
| I don't know how you get through to them. | ||
| I really don't. | ||
| I mean, when you... | ||
| It should just be such a simple thing. | ||
| You enact a policy. | ||
| You see the policy's effects. | ||
| You should... Effects are terrible. | ||
| Maybe that policy wasn't good, you guys. | ||
| Is this a difficult thing to understand? | ||
| Do we not have a high enough IQ to identify, cause, and effect? | ||
| In a one-to-one, like, straight... | ||
| It's not confusing. It's not a bunch of tangential side effects that's going on. | ||
| It's just this is the direct, singular effect of bringing in an infinite amount of migrants who... | ||
| Have no marketable skills that we can, you know, put to work. | ||
| Incredible. More than 57,000 migrants currently in our care on an average night. | ||
| It amounts to $9.8 million a day. | ||
| $9.8 million every single day they're paying for the privilege of being a hostel for the foreigners. | ||
| $3.6 billion a year. | ||
| $300 million a month. | ||
| How much would it cost to send them all back where they came from? | ||
| Probably not that much. | ||
| If you're spending $9.8 million a day to keep them there, maybe spend $20 million for a week and be done with the problem. | ||
| The problem is over at that point. | ||
| Again, we have to get through this idea that somehow just sending people back to the country of their origin... | ||
| It's like vicious and horrible and a crime against humanity. | ||
| It's not these places are fine. | ||
| These are places where Americans go on vacation in the summer. | ||
| It's not a death sentence to send somebody back to Mexico. | ||
| Mexico is a lovely place. | ||
| You live there. | ||
| You will continue to live there until and if you do the process the right way and just come in when invited or when, you know, legally allowed. | ||
| But No. | ||
| Instead, they just go bankrupt on their virtue signaling, on their relentless, pathological, altruistic mindset. | ||
| Just mind-blowing. And this is coming at the same time where people are fleeing the city, right? | ||
| They're losing a lot of their tax base anyway. | ||
| And then the tax money that they are collecting is just being drained on literal foreigners, people that don't live there. | ||
| You know, wish I could have some sympathy for you, wish I could have some empathy for you, but it is all your fault. | ||
| So, until you come out and go, hey look, we need Donald Trump in the wall, and you guys were right, and we're sorry for calling you racist, you can deal with the million dollars a day you're spending. | ||
| Dr. Charles Morgan, former CIA and consultant for the U.S. military on neurological sciences, spoke to cadets at West Point in 2018 about the current state of technology. | ||
| He briefed the cadets on experiments from 2013 where humans were given neural implants that allowed them to control prosthetic arms with their thoughts. | ||
| Experiments where one person can control another person's hands by just wearing an EEG cap. | ||
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The person on the receiving end described the sensation as rather odd. | |
| Said, I didn't know anything until I saw my hand beginning to move. | ||
| But the really fun part was that you're taking over somebody else's physical body with the mind of another human. | ||
| So what do you think would be the next step? | ||
| Experiments where information is transmitted from one mind to another. | ||
| And experiments where memories are erased. | ||
| Dr. Morgan admits they have the technology to target an individual person. | ||
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But you can engineer anything. | |
| You can engineer a unique thing that would only kill one person in the world. | ||
| And are working on the ability to erase the memories of any human they choose. | ||
| Their biggest challenge five years ago was being able to interface with the hippocampus without the use of physical wires. | ||
| And this is most likely one of the motivating factors for the deployment of the experimental COVID shots. | ||
| Using dark field microscopy, Dr. | ||
| Ana Maria Mihalcia has captured in great detail what the scientific literature describes as effective technologies that exist today. | ||
| Technology such as quantum dots. | ||
| Quantum dots are nanotechnology with the ability to organize, operate, communicate, and build structures within the blood. | ||
| They do so with a tunable photoluminescence that can be programmed to dictate various tasks via optical communication. | ||
| The description and images displayed in the scientific literature, compared to what Michelsia's dark field microscopy has captured, are the same. | ||
| You can see the quantum dots blinking in different colors, acting as the artificial intelligence directing the self-assembly around them. | ||
| Bubbles are created within the blood that act as construction sites. | ||
| Within these construction bubbles, the quantum dots organize the various materials into self-assembly. | ||
| These technologies are being found in both the blood of the vaccinated and in the blood of the unvaccinated. | ||
| Depending on what materials are needed, the quantum dots will trigger them into self-assembly. | ||
| The COVID vaccines are full of rare and heavy metals to make all manner of nanotechnology. | ||
| But it seems as if almost everyone is infected with some sort of nanotech. | ||
| According to several research teams, everyone's blood seems to contain the materials required to produce the filaments and the latticework for this technology. | ||
| Blood samples that appear to be healthy have been completely transformed by applying... | ||
| All right, folks, we are back in action here. | ||
| If you want to see the rest of that, go to ban.video. | ||
| Nanotechnology found in both vaxxed and unvaxxed. | ||
| Pretty horrifying stuff. | ||
| So, sorry, we got cut off there, but we were talking just about how blatant everything is. | ||
| Now, we have now the entire... | ||
| Way that it works, like the whole inner workings of the corruption, who gets the money where, where it goes, what they get in return for it. | ||
| I mean, it's all been laid out. | ||
| Now, the way I keep saying it on the show is as if we're watching a trial, the prosecution presents all of the evidence, all the witnesses, all of the, you know, everything. | ||
| We have the whole crime laid out before us. | ||
| And instead of then going to a judgment and getting punishment, we just keep calling witnesses and keep presenting evidence and keep calling witnesses and keep presenting evidence. | ||
| At a certain point, there has to be some sort of I don't think we've seen the worst of what the political corruption in D.C. has to offer, but we have enough now that it's so palatable. | ||
| And James Comer, Jim Jordan, the Oversight Committee, the Judiciary Committee, they have presented enough to the public where, I mean, look, this is pretty clear what's going on here. | ||
| We have politicians, and I don't believe it's just Joe Biden, but we do know it's Joe Biden who uses the Human aid, humanitarian aid that we give out by the billions every year as leverage to enrich himself. | ||
| He uses our foreign policy. | ||
| He uses our military. | ||
| And I don't believe Joe Biden is the only one. | ||
| We just now have the goods. | ||
| We have the goods on Joe Biden. | ||
| We have the goods on Hunter Biden. | ||
| We have the emails. We have the texts. | ||
| I mean, we're kind of re-examining some of the stuff that's been leaking out for two years, three years. | ||
| For example, one email with Devin Archer, Where it just lays out the percentages. | ||
| It just says 20% for Hunter, 20% for Joe's brother, 20% for me, Devin Archer, 20% there was another Biden in there, and then 10% that Hunter is holding for the big guy. | ||
| You know who the big guy is. It's pedo-Peter. | ||
| It's Joe Biden. What do you think about the big guy being Obama? | ||
| We had a caller call in saying that he thought the big guy could have been Obama, and that Obama basically had to know sort of what was going on. | ||
| He had to have some sort of oversight over his vice president. | ||
| I think the direction is probably right, but I don't think it's that simple. | ||
| I think the big guy, it's pretty obvious that the big guy is Joe Biden. | ||
| Other witnesses have confirmed that the big guy is Joe Biden. | ||
| But Barack Obama's involvement in this should not be ignored. | ||
| Barack Obama knew this was going on. | ||
| I do wonder if Barack Obama hadn't seen some money go into his bank accounts. | ||
| Obama might have been smarter than Joe Biden, and that's not saying much, because Joe Biden isn't very smart. | ||
| But I mean, I think Obama was smart enough to keep things pretty clean. | ||
| clean. | ||
| I think he was smart enough to say, I'm going to do my time as a public servant, and then after that is when I'm going to experience my windfall. | ||
| And he did. | ||
| I mean, hundreds of millions of dollars coming in afterwards. | ||
| So there's no doubt Barack Obama's involvement here is at the very least knowledge, being knowledgeable, and maybe even putting Joe Biden in that position for some other strategic reason. | ||
| And of course, obviously, it's not just Biden, not just Obama. | ||
| I mean, I mean, you can even see like the other business partner with Devin Archer and Hunter Biden was Hines, right, which is the maiden name of John Kerry's wife. | ||
| So it's like John Kerry's stepson. | ||
| I'm pretty sure Mitt Romney's kids had a role in Ukrainian politics. | ||
| Oil company, the Pelosi's have a finger in this pie. | ||
| So, and that's another thing that I think needs to get across. | ||
| It's not like everybody's protecting Joe Biden. | ||
| They're all in on it together. | ||
| So by protecting Joe Biden, they're essentially protecting themselves because they're protecting the whole construct that allows them to use their position as a representative of America to then impose their will on other countries and make some cash on the side. | ||
| It's so obvious at this point, it's almost annoying. | ||
| We have to keep going over it. Alright folks, if you've been watching the show the last couple days, couple weeks, couple months, you know that basically every liberal city in America is in full-on meltdown mode at this point. | ||
| Crime absolutely out of control. | ||
| We were just reading the story from New York City as they're being completely overwhelmed by the open border process. | ||
| And of course, Austin has not escaped this trend. | ||
| It's just noticeable at this point. | ||
| I don't know how anybody cannot see what's going on, can feel like, oh, everything's the same as it was 10 years ago. | ||
| It's better since we're more liberal. | ||
| I mean, everything is going down. | ||
| Every aspect of life is less enjoyable, more difficult, and it's not something that you have to read headlines to see. | ||
| It's noticeable every single day. | ||
| You were just talking about your drive home, and it's like, it would be funny if it wasn't really happening, this idea of just like, Driving home and just everything's exploding all around you and chaos everywhere. | ||
| I mean, it's brutal having to live under a liberal regime. | ||
| No, I have a feeling that we're getting the taste of L.A. now, is what I would say. | ||
| This is probably what it's... I've never lived in L.A. The only other major city I've lived in was St. | ||
| Louis, which is not known for its safety, let's just say. | ||
| But, I mean, as long as you don't live in downtown St. | ||
| Louis, you're not hearing the gunshots, you're not dealing with police officers all the time. | ||
| You pretty much can... It seems like any other normal area... | ||
| Man, you were talking about my drive home. | ||
| I'm driving home yesterday, and I mean, I'm not exaggerating. | ||
| I see probably 10 of the DPS state troopers that are here really heavy-handed right now because crime in this city has gotten out of control. | ||
| I don't want to live in a police state. | ||
| I also don't want to live in a crime-ridden state, but it's like we can't find the middle ground. | ||
| I've got a raging inferno. | ||
| I mean, literally a raging inferno as I'm driving home. | ||
| And then I'm just hearing gunshots. | ||
| And I'm like, what in the hell is going on here in Austin, Texas? | ||
| That was my drive home yesterday. | ||
| And it just kind of hit me like, wow, this is really it. | ||
| This is really now Los Angeles, Texas. | ||
| And my fear is that there's just no going back now. | ||
| There's no coming back. And when I moved here in 2016, it was kind of like the peak. | ||
| I mean, Austin was hitting the number one place to live, number one place to move to in America, like, for three straight years. | ||
| I think it was kind of its peak where it was hitting, okay, big major metropolitan booming area. | ||
| But also, we didn't really have the crime. | ||
| The homeless wasn't as bad. | ||
| Maybe even the illegal immigration aspect wasn't as bad. | ||
| But it's... | ||
| For somebody that has lived here for 10 plus years, I would imagine watching this crazy cascade into chaos has been painful. | ||
| I mean, because literally, I'm driving home, I'm like, what? | ||
| Raging fire, cops everywhere, pulling people over, speed traps, gunshots. | ||
| What? This is life in Austin? | ||
| Yeah, I mean, and there's so many points about what you just made. | ||
| I mean, the fact that... What they do is they want to have sympathy for the criminals. | ||
| They say, well, it's not their choice. | ||
| They were grown in bad. So you try to be more understanding. | ||
| Essentially, you end up living in a police state. | ||
| You end up, by allowing criminals to run wild, suddenly you have to have more police. | ||
| The story we were covering yesterday, where California is telling the residents, yeah, just put bars on your windows. | ||
| Just put a steel door in front of your front door. | ||
| I mean, the choice that we have is either... | ||
| You know, actually have law and order in this country where criminals, you know, get punishment, or we all have to live in a prison. | ||
| We have to have all the, you know, you can't have goods out on the shelves because people steal them, so you have to have everything behind plastic barriers, plexiglass barriers. | ||
| I mean, this is the choice that we're making, and it's all a direct result of liberal policy. | ||
| I mean, it's not speculative. It's like they passed the homeless camping... | ||
| You know, they repeal the homeless camping ban. | ||
| Suddenly there's camps everywhere and you can't go downtown without feeling literally in fear for your life. | ||
| Are people going to wake up from this? | ||
| Because I don't think it's too far gone. | ||
| I don't think it's irreversible, but I think the first necessary step is to have the people that put us in this mess sort of eating some crow and going, okay, you know what? | ||
| This is not the best idea. | ||
| The things that we made you do turned out to be bad, so we're sorry. | ||
| Let's go back to the way things were. | ||
| I mean, I think that's the first step. | ||
| And then I think this isn't I think the buyer's remorse Whether they realize it or not has started to sit in. | ||
| I don't know if you saw that video from the lady in San Francisco. | ||
| She's seen a couple of ones like that, yeah. | ||
| Right, right. So those are starting to happen. | ||
| You know, there's liberalism or even classical liberalism as a political ideology or as a political philosophy. | ||
| But modern day liberalism is something else entirely. | ||
| I mean, we make the joke, but there's some seriousness to it. | ||
| I mean, liberalism is a mental disorder. | ||
| I don't know what you would clarify other than calling it liberalism, this mental disorder where you literally, it's like you have no understanding of action and consequence. | ||
| You have no second level thinking. | ||
| You're probably not very good at chess, right? | ||
| You probably move your pawn out and then you set yourself up for checkmate kind of thing. | ||
| Right, right. And so that's what I see is all these leftist policies, They're starting to scratch their heads. | ||
| Like, look at New York City. We made it to Sanctuary City, okay? | ||
| And we defunded the police. | ||
| Now crime rates have skyrocketed and we have massive illegal immigrant facilities being put up everywhere. | ||
| Oh, gee, how did that happen? | ||
| Like, they're scratching their heads. | ||
| They don't get it. It's like, you literally did that. | ||
| Right. And that's why it's hard to have sympathy for them. | ||
| You know, they're sitting here complaining and it's like, you did this, dude. | ||
| But then I also wonder, you know, when we were warning about this, we were saying this is what's going to happen. | ||
| They just called us racist, right? | ||
| Like, I wonder if they look back and go, oh, that wasn't a racist thing. | ||
| They were actually just warning us about what actually was going to happen. | ||
| Do they even have the cognitive ability to do that? | ||
| That's the question I'm asking. I don't think it's cognitive. | ||
| I think maybe it's just humility. | ||
| Do they have the humility to go, you know what? | ||
| I called you guys racist for saying this. | ||
| It turns out you were right. | ||
| It turns out it wasn't racist at all to want to have a sovereign country. | ||
| Are they going to be able to make that humility? | ||
| Are they going to be able to have the humility to make that claim? | ||
| I doubt it. Maybe some will. | ||
| Maybe some won't. What I fear is going to happen is, like you said, though, we're going to enter into this police state, and we're kind of already seeing it here in Austin. | ||
| I mean, and just to give a little context to it, when they defunded the police here in Austin, it was probably like 2018 or so. | ||
| I don't remember when the big, massive push happened. | ||
| Almost in 2020, right after George Floyd. | ||
| Maybe it was 2020. So they did a huge push. | ||
| They defunded the police. The police have been kneecapped since. | ||
| They really don't even have the numbers to run the department anymore. | ||
| And so Austin kind of became a bit of a wild card, a bit of a Wild West situation. | ||
| But it was kind of a give and take where you understood, like, all right, if I call the police, I'm probably not going to get a response. | ||
| I mean, I'll be lucky if they send anybody. | ||
| It's a crapshoot. But also, if I'm driving 10 miles per hour in the fast lane on the highway, I'm not going to get bothered by APD, right? | ||
| So it was kind of like, look... | ||
| They're going to leave us alone, but also they're not going to be there when we need their support. | ||
| Well, now it's a totally different situation. | ||
| DPS has been brought in here, and it's really hard to explain. | ||
| I mean, I'm not exaggerating when I tell you this, folks. | ||
| If you drive five miles in Austin, Texas, you're going to see 50 DPS vehicles. | ||
| I'm not exaggerating. | ||
| Some driving around, some already have people pulled over, some arresting people, some doing speed traps. | ||
| I mean, that's where it's at now. | ||
| I mean, we're in what I would call a police state. | ||
| And now we're seeing this idea of robot polices. | ||
| Obviously, this has been talked about for years. | ||
| The famous cartoon and movie Robocop. | ||
| People saying it's predictive programming. | ||
| Good movies. Maybe it's predictive programming. | ||
| Maybe it's not. But I feel like this is kind of the new age where it's going now. | ||
| It's like, yeah, okay. We've let criminals run our cities now. | ||
| We've let criminals off the hook. | ||
| The justice system is broken. | ||
| It favors criminals now. | ||
| And so we've entered this phase where it's like, well, gee, the only way to respond to it is to be heavy-handed. | ||
| And I guess that's how the governor feels. | ||
| He's like, there's no police in Austin. | ||
| The city's out of control. | ||
| So we're going to make sure there's a police officer at every block, and they're going to pull you over if you have a headlight that doesn't blink the right rate, if your tag is a month expired. | ||
| And that's what we've been dealing with here. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely. And this was the great irony, right, of when this was happening in Austin. | ||
| They were defunding the police, getting police off the street at the time when we needed them the most, especially with all of the chaos around Black Lives Matter and the protests and everything. | ||
| But at the same time, they were like expanding the license plate reading technology, where they were going to have, you know, license plate scanners go around and tow cars away that overstayed their parking meter or whatever. | ||
| So it's like, it is this technological prison that's being built around us, and by allowing the crime to take place, they then put the citizens in a place where they just go, okay, you know what, whatever it takes to get rid of the chaos. | ||
| As long as I feel safe and am not being accosted by crime, Criminals and homeless people and drug-addled transients, then do whatever you want to me. | ||
| I think that's what they're pushing towards. | ||
| They're pushing towards that overreaction to what's happening where people just go, whatever you have to do to stop the chaos, I'm okay with. | ||
| And then they have carte blanche to actually have the full-fledged police state that Alex has been warning about for 20 years here. | ||
| Yeah, and take the robot police as an example because here's kind of the nuanced beauty that we've never really... | ||
| I've understood or been able to even communicate about that at the end of the day in this country, the idea was that two men or women or whatever, two Americans at the end of the day, we decide, right? | ||
| This is a human interaction. | ||
| The police officer, the citizen, right? | ||
| We get to decide the outcome of this situation. | ||
| Same thing even with a jury in a courtroom. | ||
| There was always the human element. | ||
| There was always the, we're in a free country, the government is not here to supersede and overimpose in our lives. | ||
| We get to make a final decision here. | ||
| Even with a transaction, with cash, now this is all going away. | ||
| Now everything's going to be robotic. | ||
| Now everything's got to be on the digital grid. | ||
| And now all of a sudden you've removed the human element, and now you don't get to make the decision. | ||
| The decision is not made right there in person, peer-to-peer. | ||
| It's made in some far-off land, and then there's a machine and an algorithm enforcing it. | ||
| An unquestionable algorithm. | ||
| That's exactly right. Owen Schroer, he will, of course, be back at 3 p.m. | ||
| for The War Room. | ||
| Hope you turn into that. | ||
| Hope you tune into that, folks. | ||
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Welcome back. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, second hour of American Journal has begun and the second of our guest has arrived. | ||
| I'm very happy to welcome to the studio Chris Skye. | ||
| He is, of course, a motivational speaker, mayoral candidate for Ontario. | ||
| He made a name for himself as a freedom fighter during the pandemic by leading massive protests against the lockdowns. | ||
| And now, of course, he's running a pre-campaign for the mayor of Toronto. | ||
| You can find him at chrissky4change.com. | ||
| His website also can be found at realchrissky.com. | ||
| Welcome to the show, Chris. Thank you. | ||
| Pleasure to be here. Welcome to the country as well. | ||
| We covered when it was happening your debacle at the border. | ||
| You found it way more difficult to cross the border than a lot of people seem to have, but you made it across the border. | ||
| We're very happy to have you in the land of the free as it once was. | ||
| Yes, thankfully it still is the land of the free and that's the only reason I'm here talking to you today and that's a testament to that. | ||
| So my heart goes out to the U.S. Customs and Border Patrol because if it wasn't for their discretion and their professionalism and their love for the country and freedom, I wouldn't be here. | ||
| Isn't that crazy? I mean, I just can't imagine signing up to be a Custom Border Patrol. | ||
| You're willing to put your life on the line to protect your country and then you're given orders to like go open the gate and let these guys in and then you're still getting shot at by the cartels. | ||
| They've really been put in a tough position. | ||
| Honestly, they were like a family. | ||
| I've never seen a really tight-knit unit of men and women like that. | ||
| They don't have the same attitude, we'll say, up in Canada. | ||
| So it was a breath of pleasure to see that. | ||
| And you can tell they're serious about their job, but they also really love their country. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely. So you're here, of course, for the American Liberty Awards. | ||
| And, you know, as I read earlier, you made a massive name for yourself during the pandemic by leading protests in Canada. | ||
| And I was reading an interesting article the other day that was – it was saying, you know, people for some reason think that the trucker protest was a failure for some reason. | ||
| And yet – If you really look at the outcome of it and that it was one of the most successful acts of public disobedience the world has ever seen, can you talk a little bit about just the success that you've had or that so many people have had in Canada and around the world standing up to the lockdowns and all of the pandemic measures? | ||
| Well, I couldn't agree more with you. | ||
| The trucker convoy was 100%, at least in Canada, the most successful protest movement I believe there ever has been. | ||
| I won't say from around the world because obviously there have been revolutions. | ||
| Right, true. Very true. | ||
| So you can't go that far. | ||
| But within Canada, our very meek and mild-mannered country, I can't think of another time where almost 10% of the population showed up in one time to show their displeasure or something. | ||
| But not the way they showed their displeasure. | ||
| It was the most loving, peaceful, positive protest I've ever seen. | ||
| I don't think you can ever see there was a protest with millions of people where crime rates plummeted. | ||
| Right. It's usually the exact opposite. | ||
| You have looting, you have riots, you have fire. | ||
| Like, look at a BLM protest, for instance, over here when they get out of hand. | ||
| But over there, it was people literally playing hockey in the streets. | ||
| It was like a beer commercial. | ||
| Right. It was amazing. | ||
| We tuned in every day just to see the carnival going on. | ||
| I mean, literal, like carnival rides. | ||
| It was amazing. And what... | ||
| We did the first trucker convoy way back in 2021 when they had set up checkpoints between our provinces, which are like your states. | ||
| Right. You couldn't even leave your province. | ||
| And I still got from Ontario all the way to the West Coast using private aircraft, including private helicopters, because the West Coast... | ||
| Within the province had been divided into zones and you could not leave your zone So we literally had to fly over the zones and we started with a convoy of about a hundred vehicles and we tried to make it from BC all the way to Montreal and Only two vehicles mine and one other ended up making it all the way to Montreal where we ended up with a protest of around 200,000 people so that was the first trucker convoy and And I would say that was mildly successful. | ||
| But the trucker convoy that brought millions of people forced our government to bring in all these thugs with weapons, forced them to do an emergency act, freeze people's bank accounts, take people's business licenses, and ultimately expose their true colors. | ||
| That's what stopped the pandemic in Canada. | ||
| That's what got rid of our travel restrictions, our mandates, and all the rest of that garbage. | ||
| And the fact that it remained so peaceful, so steadfastly positive, and, you know, reinforcing what it is that they were there for, not to impose their will, but to say, leave us alone. | ||
| ...what you're watching. It's American Journal. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith. With me in studio is Chris Skye. | ||
| Website, chrisskye4change.com and realchrisskye.com. | ||
| You, of course, follow him on Twitter as well. | ||
| You're going on tour now. | ||
| You're starting your tour. Here in Austin. | ||
| Why are you going on tour? Where are you going? | ||
| Just tell us about the Chris Guy tour. | ||
| Well, I'm going on tour for the same reason that I started protesting and the same reason that I ran for mayor in Toronto. | ||
| We need to spread awareness. | ||
| Awareness is key to preventing every single globalist agenda that they're trying to foster upon us. | ||
| They got away with all the COVID measures because people didn't know what was going on. | ||
| People were terrified. | ||
| People were confused. | ||
| And they looked to sources they trusted, the government, the medical establishment, and dare I say, the media, to tell them what to do next. | ||
| And as we saw, that was a recipe for utter catastrophe and disaster, not only for a country, not only for the economy, but for families and individuals on a grand scale and globally. | ||
| And people need to understand, whenever something is being imposed on a global level, it's never for the good of your country or your family. | ||
| It can't be. There can never be a one-size-fits-all strategy that applies to all almost 200 countries of the world. | ||
| It just doesn't work that way. | ||
| And you have to question why they would be trying to do something on a global scale. | ||
| And the answer always comes down to one thing, control. | ||
| But people had a tough time understanding that because they trusted their government, especially in places like Canada. | ||
| Over here it's a little bit different. | ||
| But when they had that trust and they abused that trust, it was hard to wake people up. | ||
| But after they suffered, after they lost their jobs, after they saw loved ones pass away or get sick from these jabs, etc., now they're a lot more aware. | ||
| And that's what we need to increase exponentially. | ||
| If we want to really change the world, and that's what this is all about, my campaign was Chris Sky for Change for Mayor, and this is called The Tour to Change the World. | ||
| It's all about change. And we want to change the world in the way we see it, in a way that actually benefits the individuals of each specific country. | ||
| And that's going to be up to each country to decide what's best for the people. | ||
| Not the World Health Organization. | ||
| Right. Not WEF. And definitely not Bill Gates. | ||
| I'm sorry. Right. | ||
| Great. You don't think our altruistic billionaire industrial class has our best interests in mind? | ||
| I'm shocked. Oh, definitely. | ||
| If you want to live in a box, have no car, eat bugs, and watch them drive around in super yachts and fly around in multi-million dollar helicopters and multi-billion dollar private jets, then yeah, why not? | ||
| And this is sort of the thing, isn't it? | ||
| Because I was just talking about, to own about this, how, you know, we said all of this was going to happen. | ||
| I mean, your most viral clip probably is you laying out exactly how it would happen long before it ever did with the pandemic and the way they were going to launch another one and use the fear to get you to submit to the control. | ||
| It is all about control. You're exactly right. | ||
| And so we were calling this out in the beginning and And of course, they have reasons that they can give why they don't want to listen to us by discrediting our views. | ||
| When we say, hey, look, you can't shut down schools. | ||
| This is really bad for the kids' mental health. | ||
| You can't lock people in nursing homes. | ||
| They need human connection for their health, their mental health, their well-being. | ||
| And then we were told, you just love the virus and want everybody to die. | ||
| And it's like... At the time, I can even sort of give them the benefit of the doubt and go, look, they were terrified by the media. | ||
| They were hoodwinked. They were tricked. | ||
| I get why they thought that was the case. | ||
| Now that it's come out and it's been revealed how hugely damaging all of these measures were, how massive the side effects all have been. | ||
| Is now the time to go, look, this is why we were telling you this. | ||
| Can you please recognize that we've been right the entire time? | ||
| And not as a, see, we were right and you were wrong sort of thing, but as a way of saying, as we move forward, can you please take this into account? | ||
| Can you please remember what happened last time and not fall for it again? | ||
| Because they keep us in this cycle of new crises and new narratives. | ||
| That it's hard for us to go back and go, hey guys, remember the pandemic. | ||
| Remember what they did to us. | ||
| Let's take that lesson into the future. | ||
| How do we do that? How are you doing that through your tour, trying to use what's happened to us already to hopefully path a better future? | ||
| It's very simple. Every single person around the world suffered through that pandemic. | ||
| So rather than try to convince them to listen to you like you just did with that, I just tell them. | ||
| Did you suffer enough? | ||
| Right. Or do you want to suffer more? | ||
| Because all you have to do to suffer is keep doing exactly what you're told. | ||
| Right. As long as you did the exact opposite of what the TV and the government and the medical establishment told you to do, you would have been healthier mentally, physically. | ||
| You would have been better off financially, and you would have been much more happy. | ||
| And your family would have had much better opportunities now than they would have had beginning of COVID. As you said, it's all about control. | ||
| What's the antithesis to control? | ||
| Freedom. Freedom is the most powerful idea that can infect the entire planet. | ||
| And that's why we need to use the awareness to spread the idea and the fact that this was never about health and safety. | ||
| This was always about control. | ||
| And that will make people remember how important freedom was. | ||
| And then what is their number one tool? | ||
| Their number one tool is deception. | ||
| Lies. So they can instill fear, get you confused, and put you in an emotional state where now you can be told what to do. | ||
| So what is the best weapon against lies? | ||
| Simple. It's the truth. | ||
| So that's what we're doing. | ||
| That's why I started here in the United States. | ||
| Because here, freedom... | ||
| It's always been paramount. | ||
| And that's the idea we need to spread around the entire world. | ||
| So what better place to start than the seat of freedom? | ||
| If the whole world actually crumbled to the World Economic Forum and WHO agenda, what would be the last country standing? | ||
| We all know where it would be. | ||
| It would be right here in the United States. | ||
| So do we want to wait to get to that point? | ||
| Or do we want to start now uniting everybody, informing everybody, and uplifting everybody's consciousness and vibrations to a higher positive realm where they can now feel like they can do something about it. | ||
| And then when they feel like they can, they can. | ||
| And when we provide them the knowledge, we provide them the courage, we provide them the tools, and then we bring everybody together, just like the trucker convoy did in Canada, we can't lose. | ||
| Absolutely. | ||
| And, of course, we saw how some of the lockdowns went significantly farther. | ||
| I mean, Canada went farther than America. | ||
| But then you look somewhere like China where they're welding people into their homes. | ||
| The reason that didn't happen here is because people stood up. | ||
| You think the government didn't want to do it? | ||
| Of course, they would have done it if they could have. | ||
| So it's like the idea that the protests somehow didn't have an effect or weren't successful. | ||
| It's like you don't even have to imagine. | ||
| Look at what China went through. | ||
| That's what they wanted to do here. | ||
| It's what they wanted to do in Canada. | ||
| But because we insisted on our freedom, because we insisted that you can't just declare an emergency and therefore the Constitution or human rights don't matter anymore. | ||
| No, you stand up against it. | ||
| They have to contend with human reality. | ||
| They do not have total control. | ||
| They cannot just do whatever the hell they want, whenever the hell they want. | ||
| And you just laid out the whole thing there, right? | ||
| Because it goes from deception. | ||
| Deception creates the fear. | ||
| Fear creates the opportunity for them to pretend to be the saviors and to come in and limit your freedoms. | ||
| And so you just sort of have to reverse engineer that. | ||
| And if you can make people fearless, if you can make people, you know, just unbowed, unwilling to give up their freedom, even when it seems like that might be the logical thing to do. | ||
| You have to almost have like a like a petulant. | ||
| Yeah, yeah. | ||
| A defiant nature of a petulance about it where you go, you know what? | ||
| I'm just not gonna do what you say strictly because you told me to do it. | ||
| There's something in that in the American character and really in the Canadian character as well that just says, you want me to do this? | ||
| Well, then I'm not going to do it. | ||
| I was going to do it anyway, but now you've told me to do it. | ||
| I have to not do it to show you you don't have power over me. | ||
| How do you inspire? I mean, it's an inborn thing to me, isn't it? | ||
| It is for a lot of people, but that's because most people just don't have the strength internally to do it. | ||
| It's like a bully asking you for your $5. | ||
| A lot of people would just give the bully the $5. | ||
| That's what we saw with the government. | ||
| They put the mask on. They took the jab. | ||
| They did what they were told. But there's always, what, about 15% of the population that's going to tell that bully to go F themselves. | ||
| And then most of those 15%, if the bully does try to take the $5, they're going to fight. | ||
| And the bully can sense that. | ||
| So is the bully going to bother one of those people? | ||
| Or are they going to go to all the other people that's not going to put up a fight and just take their money? | ||
| 100%. So as soon as you become one of those fighters, you become immune to all that garbage. | ||
| And that's what people need to realize. | ||
| Like, what are you going to get? A fine? I got arrested 27 times. | ||
| I got charged over 70 charges. | ||
| I'm at zero convictions, everybody. | ||
| That's amazing. I didn't realize it was that many times. | ||
| I'm not counting the detainment at the border because I won't count that as an arrest. | ||
| I got to use that cell like a free hotel room, to be honest. | ||
| That's so funny. That's hilarious. No, but you're exactly right. | ||
| We were exempt from a lot of the lockdown stuff because media was... | ||
| Whatever they... Essential. | ||
| Yes, we are very essential. | ||
| But, you know, I hear people talk about their experience during the pandemic, and they're like, oh, I'm still getting over it. | ||
| I'm still... And it's like, that was... | ||
| Honestly, that was a choice you made. | ||
| I didn't change anything about my life during the pandemic. | ||
| I kept going everywhere I wanted to go. | ||
| I kept doing everything I wanted to do. | ||
| If you didn't... That was on you. | ||
| I'm sorry to say. It's like this is a choice you have to make. | ||
| I can't make it for you. The government can't make it for you. | ||
| It's up to you whether you submit or whether you stand up in opposition. | ||
| More with Chris Guy on the other side. | ||
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| Go there today. And speaking of feeling good about the things that you do, we were just having a great conversation. | ||
| We really shouldn't talk during the break. | ||
| We should have saved that for on-air, because, you know, but basically our conversation on-air is the same as off-air. | ||
| It's about Not regretting ever standing up to these people. | ||
| You will never regret. | ||
| I do not regret not getting the vaccine. | ||
| One of the best decisions I've ever made. | ||
| No matter what happens, even if you lose in this combat with the globalists, you can lose happily knowing that you gave it everything you've got, that you fought, and you made them fight for everything they got. | ||
| You can't lose if you don't give in. | ||
| Until every single person on planet Earth wears that mask, takes that jab, closes their business, stays home, and does what they're told, they can't win. | ||
| And as long as there's people like me, people like you, and there always will be, that means they're never going to win. | ||
| And they aren't gaining ground. | ||
| They lost ground. It's like you said, and like we said on the break, how many people do you know regret not taking the vaccine? | ||
| Answer? Nobody. | ||
| But how many people you know regret taking it? | ||
| Very many. How many people you know regret closing their business down? | ||
| Very many. How many people you know regret wearing a mask? | ||
| Two, sometimes even three masks because they were so afraid. | ||
| Answer very many. So what does that mean the next time they try this? | ||
| The same people, you and me, that didn't take the shots and didn't wear the mask and didn't go along the first time are definitely not going to go along the second time. | ||
| Right. But now you're going to have all those people that regret going along the first time that remember it. | ||
| And they went through that suffering. | ||
| And what happens when someone goes through suffering? | ||
| They get stronger. So they're not the same person they were before 2020. | ||
| They're the upgraded person, the person that went through the pandemic, the person that saw that they made some wrong choices. | ||
| And now when they inevitably try again, there's going to be people that are much more prepared mentally, physically, spiritually, and much better support bases around them. | ||
| We've taken what was the fringe minority into the mainstream and beyond. | ||
| And they are so well on their heels. | ||
| They're doing everything they can to simply avoid any type of accountability. | ||
| Because that's our endgame. | ||
| When we can make examples of these people, when people like Fauci end up in jail and have all their money taken from them, people like Trudeau and Biden are kicked out of office, you'll see how much these guys will weigh... | ||
| Right. | ||
| Right. Is that gonna stop them from doing it again? | ||
| No, that's just gonna embolden them to do it again. | ||
| 100%. Cannot agree with you more. | ||
| Although there is a little twist to this because there's an aspect of cult programming where the more you suffer, in certain cases, in the right sort of psychological setup, the more you suffer, the more you actually get enthralled in the cult, right? | ||
| This is like an aspect of cult programming where they make you miserable, you're sleeping on a concrete floor, you're being beaten by the cult leader, and somehow you go, I'm suffering so much. | ||
| This must be real. I'm good because I'm willing to sacrifice my own comfort for the good of the group. | ||
| And I know people feel that way about COVID. They go, I locked myself in my home. | ||
| I wore a mask while I was inside. | ||
| I put my cat down. | ||
| And that was a major sacrifice that I made. | ||
| So I'm a good person. And so in a way, the suffering can have that effect. | ||
| It can actually bring people further into the cult. | ||
| So how do you thread that line or just... | ||
| How do you deal with that? Because it is psychological programming of a very basic sort. | ||
| You're literally answering your own question. | ||
| We're dealing with it right now. | ||
| We're giving them the examples of what happened if you don't go along with the cult programming. | ||
| And are we sick? Are we destitute? | ||
| Are we dying? Or did I travel to like 15 countries around the world during peak COVID, went through dozens of international airports, shook hands, hugged, and talked to hundreds of thousands, if not millions of people, and I'm perfectly healthy. | ||
| Right. Meanwhile, how many people are healthy after taking three or four of those jabs? | ||
| Answer, not many. So it's very easy at this point. | ||
| It was hard at first, don't get me wrong. | ||
| When there's no experience and there's no comparison and you have every single outlet from the government, the media, the medical establishment, your own peers, your own work environment, all pushing you towards one thing. | ||
| Yeah, it was the greatest psychological operation in human history. | ||
| But there were still, what, 30% of Americans that just said no to everything? | ||
| Right, right. That's over 100 million people. | ||
| How are you going to control a country when 100 million just basically game-flip you the bird? | ||
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Right, right. And the next time they try, it's going to be more than that. | |
| That's beautiful. And you're right. | ||
| And it's about having the information to be able to be confident. | ||
| Because we get it, right? | ||
| Especially, you know, I think having a kid and when the doctors are pressing you to vaccinate your kid and they're throwing stats at you and they're using all of the very fine-tuned pressure tactics that they have to guilt you into doing this, if you aren't fully armed with the information to be able to just go, I know what the truth is and I'm saying no to you and you can stand steadfast in that, that's hard to do if you don't have the information. | ||
| If you don't have the confidence to back up your... | ||
| Your viewpoint. Stubbornness. | ||
| Yeah, yeah. That's why they say knowledge is power. | ||
| Right. If you actually read a vaccine insert, I don't think anybody in their right mind would want to inject that into themselves, let alone into their child, their baby. | ||
| And it's not hard to understand something. | ||
| If you don't take those vaccines, okay, you might get those diseases, they say. | ||
| The chances of you getting measles, oh no, I might get the measles. | ||
| Right, right. But if you take that MMR vaccine, how many side effects are listed on their own pamphlet? | ||
| Right. And even if it's 1 in 1,000, 1 in 2,000, why would you take that chance? | ||
| What's the chance of you dying from measles? | ||
| Like 1 in over 100,000 unless you have some type of autoimmune disorder. | ||
| So why would you willingly put things into your body that you know have no chance of making you healthier but have a slight chance of killing you and an even larger chance of doing something to you that's negative that you might not even know about or see until years later? | ||
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. And it's hard when the doctor's there going, you know, throwing all their stuff at you. | ||
| But yeah, then you go and you... | ||
| Measles is a great example because I just went through this with my kids where you look at it and you go, okay, wait. | ||
| There's a one out of a million chance they even get it. | ||
| The ones who get it, there's a one out of ten... | ||
| 100,000 chance that they get seriously ill of those. | ||
| And so it's like it becomes such a vanishingly small risk that you go, yeah, I don't need this. | ||
| And so when the doctor is pressuring you or when your boss is pressuring you or whoever is pressuring you, if you have the information and you're armed with that, then you can stand up and be steadfast and obstinate and stubborn and they can cry all they want, but you're the ultimate decider at the end of the day. | ||
| The most important part of that is that exact analogy works for standing up for your rights. | ||
| As soon as you know the law, as soon as you know the Constitution in your case, Charter of Rights in my case, you can stand up for yourself. | ||
| You can challenge the police. | ||
| You can challenge the courts. | ||
| You can challenge all three branches of government, and you can win. | ||
| You, one little person. | ||
| And when people understand that power, when people understand the impact they can have on an individual level, That's what's going to make them want to speak out. | ||
| That's what's going to make them want to stand out. | ||
| And that's what's going to make us unite and overcome all this. | ||
| It's like it's some sort of information war we're fighting. | ||
| It's like the information is the weapon that we need to win this war. | ||
| It's amazing. More with Chris Sky on the other side. | ||
| All right, folks, welcome back. | ||
| It is the American Journal. I'm your host, Harrison Smith. | ||
| Chris Skye is in studio with me. | ||
| ChrisSkyforChange.com. RealChrisSky.com. | ||
| He's going on tour. It's called The Tour to Change the World. | ||
| How long is the tour? Where are you headed? | ||
| What city is he heading? So, I always plan things. | ||
| On the seat of my pants. | ||
| Everybody knows I don't like to script things. | ||
| I like everything to happen organically. | ||
| Just like me getting into the country, everyone was like, how are you going to get in? | ||
| I'm like, it's going to happen. | ||
| It's going to work out. Something's going to happen. | ||
| I'm going to have a way in. | ||
| I was looking at private planes. | ||
| I was looking at all these different things. | ||
| Then I got a call from Matt Baker. | ||
| He's like, hey, you got an invite to the American Liberty Awards in Texas. | ||
| I'm like, what? What the hell? | ||
| And just like that. | ||
| It's just like that with everything. | ||
| Whenever I need something to happen, boom, it pops out of the air and it happens. | ||
| So my tour, I wanted it to start in the U.S. because this is the only country I knew I was going to have a problem getting into. | ||
| So if I could get over that first hurdle, that would be like the spark to start everything. | ||
| This is the seat of freedom in the entire world. | ||
| It's one of the only countries that I wanted to go to that I haven't been to. | ||
| I've already spoken on 12 different countries around the world live and dozens if you think about podcasts. | ||
| So it had to start in the United States, and I wanted to unite the Commonwealth. | ||
| I got the idea when I was on a show a couple weeks ago with the ex-Navy SEAL, Ricardo Bossi from Australia, and a couple other people. | ||
| So we had representatives from Canada, United States, Australia. | ||
| We were talking about how voter fraud and a lot of these issues are all global issues, and they're using the same playbook. | ||
| And I said, it's going to take us to bring the exact same message of awareness and truth and courage and spread it to every Commonwealth country. | ||
| And I said, if it's going to take one person to bring everyone together and unite everybody and pool our resources and bring us to one voice, I'll do it! | ||
| If I have to spend three, four months going around the world, I will. | ||
| So I'm starting here. From here, I'm going to be going to Europe, UK, probably Ireland, Netherlands, of course. | ||
| And then for the first time ever in my life, I am going to be heading to Australia. | ||
| And I am very excited because I've always wanted to go to Australia one way or the other, except during COVID. Oh, yeah. | ||
| Well, you weren't allowed to then. | ||
| If you were president of Google, you could go, but you weren't allowed to, right? | ||
| Definitely not because I wouldn't have been jabbed. | ||
| Yeah. And the other reason I want to go on this tour is because I know with fall coming up, they're going to start with their predictive propaganda. | ||
| They're going to start trying to instill chaos. | ||
| And they're going to try to put everybody into a negative state of mind. | ||
| Right. And the most important thing for the entire world, I don't care how old you are, what gender you are, what religion you are, what country you're in. | ||
| The most important thing is for you to remain in a positive state of mind. | ||
| That's why I'm so defiant. | ||
| Because doing what you want to do rather than what you're told to do always puts you in a good mood. | ||
| That's why I'm always... | ||
| Right? Yeah, 100%. | ||
| It doesn't matter if you're 4 years old or 44 years old. | ||
| Someone tells you to do something, you're not going to want to do it. | ||
| You're going to want to do what you want to do. | ||
| And if you make the choice to do what you want to do, and knowing it's the right choice, you're going to be happy. | ||
| As long as you're happy and you're positive, you are not just awake and aware, but you are now actively fighting back. | ||
| You can be as aware. | ||
| You can know way more than me about everything that's going on. | ||
| But if you're in a negative state of mind, hopeless, despair, etc., you're nullified. | ||
| You're not going to do anything, and you're not going to be able to work with other people who are doing something. | ||
| And there's the inverse of that, right, is that you've got these globalists who have all the money and yachts and private planes, and then you get a peek into their personal life, and they are miserable. | ||
| They are so miserable. | ||
| I mean, I don't, you know, I don't want to celebrate anybody, and I don't celebrate anybody, like, getting divorced, but you see, like, Justin Trudeau's getting divorced, and, like, Bill Gates just got divorced. | ||
| I mean, their personal lives are in shatters. | ||
| They're not, they don't sleep well at night, I guarantee you. | ||
| They have to, at the end of the day, they have to look in the mirror and see their own faces at the end of the day, and that That really breaks their heart. | ||
| But me, I could be poor. | ||
| I could lose everything. | ||
| As long as I have my family. | ||
| As long as I know I didn't do the wrong thing. | ||
| It wasn't as a consequence of me trying to pull one over on somebody. | ||
| As long as I can be confident in my actions and confident in my life, then I'm so much happier than Trudeau or Klaus Schwab or Joe Biden at the end of the day. | ||
| Look at the Bidens. | ||
| My God. You know what the problem is? | ||
| You're talking about evil people. | ||
| Exactly. And evil people don't get their fuel from happiness. | ||
| Right. Evil people get their fuel from causing harm to others. | ||
| Misery. So while those kind of things will affect someone like you or me who's trying to do good in the world, having setbacks in your personal life, for them it's inconsequential. | ||
| Right. Right. | ||
| Because something happened to make that breakup happen. | ||
| So now they're going to have somebody else to blame because they're never going to blame themselves. | ||
| They're all evil and narcissistic. | ||
| So the more bad stuff that happens to these people, the less happy they are, the more effective they are at being evil. | ||
| And the other problem that we have, good versus evil, evil is very well organized. | ||
| Oh, yeah. Yeah, way, way more well organized than us, that's for sure. | ||
| But I guess it's sort of the yin and yang of freedom, right? | ||
| It's like you got to be free, which means you're not going to be easy to control. | ||
| I always think of the Texas Revolution. | ||
| I mean, the Texas Revolution is kind of hilarious because you've got people like Sam Houston trying to order his troops around. | ||
| The troops are going... | ||
| We don't want to do that. We're going to go do this other thing. | ||
| He's pulling his hair out going, I'm trying to fight a war here, but we end up winning in the end because, you know, truth and justice and freedom is so much more powerful. | ||
| But it can be frustrating when you're trying to organize, you know, you're herding cats over here because the cats are all well-armed and independent and don't want to listen to anybody, even you. | ||
| So it's a give and take, isn't it? | ||
| Well, yeah, and we're at that point, that cycle in history where we have the weak men creating the hard times. | ||
| Yes. And that's exactly what's happening. | ||
| And we literally lived through multiple cycles of this. | ||
| Even the revisionist history proves this. | ||
| So we're at that point now where we're about to go through these hard times. | ||
| And it's time for men to step up. | ||
| They've been getting demasculated for years. | ||
| They've been distorting gender roles within the household for multiple purposes, mainly to destroy the family unit. | ||
| Because a strong family are the type of people that we're talking about, the type of people that want to be independent, the type of people that won't be told what to do. | ||
| But the moment you can break up that family, the moment you can get children to become wards of the state, the LGBT movement, and get a teacher instead of the parent as the main influence in their life, now you've broken up that family. | ||
| Now you've broken down that family unit. | ||
| Now you can make the mom believe she needs to work every day rather than stay home with the family. | ||
| And when you get that disconnect, and when you get all these things confused that have been working for thousands, if not longer, many years, and you try to change everything in the last few decades, that's why we're seeing this ultimate destruction of society. | ||
| And it's completely... 100%. | ||
| And even people like Putin on the other side of the world who's supposed to be an evil dictator, he can see this stuff. | ||
| And what did he do? He banned the transgender reassignment surgeries. | ||
| He banned the LGBT propaganda to children, etc., etc. | ||
| Why is he doing that? | ||
| Because he's trying to protect the integrity of the Russian family because he understands that that integrity of the family is paramount to the success of the society. | ||
| And they want to survive. | ||
| And they don't want to just survive, they want to thrive. | ||
| And And it goes back to what you said at the very beginning of our conversation, which is that it's all about control. | ||
| And it's the same thing. | ||
| Because, you know, we don't have to conspire and talk about this behind the scenes. | ||
| We both just get it. So it turns out we both just believe the same things, not ever having to, you know, coordinate our beliefs with one another like they do. | ||
| They rely on propaganda and stuff, but we just understand naturally it's the obvious conclusion. | ||
| They want control, so they are systematically eliminating the things that free people from their control. | ||
| The family is one of the things that totally frees you from, as you were pointing out, all of the things you just said. | ||
| But in addition to that, you know, if I can say something and everybody around me can hate it and can hate me for saying it, but I got a family to go to whose love is unconditional. | ||
| And that gives you strength to stand up against all this stuff. | ||
| I don't have to comport myself in line with a bunch of strangers. | ||
| I have a family that I can rely on at the end of the day. | ||
| And that gives me power. That gives me independence. | ||
| That makes me impossible to control. | ||
| Yep, and COVID was one of the best things to destroy the family that they've ever invented. | ||
| How many families do you know stayed completely intact through COVID? Answer? | ||
| Less than got divided. | ||
| Because there's always someone in the family that didn't want to wear a mask, or someone that did, someone that wanted to take a jab, or someone that didn't, someone that wanted to have people over, but someone that didn't. | ||
| One husband might want to close the business while the mother's like, no, we can't because we need to keep the house, etc. | ||
| They cause so much strife. | ||
| And why? Division is their second best weapon. | ||
| Deception is their number one weapon. | ||
| And now division is their second best weapon to not only nullify, but to make everyone, all of our organization, which is already tattered and torn compared to theirs, completely eradicated. | ||
| And they use every form of division from age to gender to ethnicity to religion. | ||
| And then COVID came out and it gave them like another 10 points of division. | ||
| Wow. Every point of the vision just breaks another limb off of our army of freedom. | ||
| Yeah, yeah. Removes another piece of armor and makes us vulnerable to their control. | ||
| Incredible stuff. We'll be back. One more segment with Chris Guy. | ||
| Very excited to get into even more bombshell topics. | ||
| All right, folks, this is our final segment with the one and only Chris Skye, Chris Skye ChrisSkyeForChange.com, RealChrisSkye.com. | ||
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| And we hope that you can go there and support us in this mission to keep up morale. | ||
| I think we talked about this during the break. | ||
| Sorry, we have such a good conversation during the break. | ||
| I can't remember what was on air or not. | ||
| But you said something in the beginning that was basically, if you don't give in, they cannot win. | ||
| And for our regular viewers, I know I always quote the ancient Roman motto that says... | ||
| Your foe is not vanquished if he does not consider himself so. | ||
| And there really is a truth to that. | ||
| In real life war, you don't win by killing all the other soldiers. | ||
| You win by lowering their morale to a point that they give up. | ||
| So it's all about morale. | ||
| It's all about keeping spirits up. | ||
| As you said, it's all about being glad, being happy, being joyful in this mission, and knowing what you're doing is right. | ||
| Talk a little bit about that and about just the importance of... | ||
| Us coming together, us supporting one another, us recognizing that things are not hopeless. | ||
| If you think they're hopeless, then they are. | ||
| It's a self-fulfilling sort of prophecy either way, isn't it? | ||
| 100%. And we're talking about them imposing a complete technocratic control grid on us. | ||
| That takes steps. | ||
| Step 1 to 10, say. | ||
| And everybody, when COVID started, the mantra was, oh, just comply. | ||
| That's how we're going to get through this. | ||
| No. When you comply, they just take you from step one to step two of tyranny. | ||
| Step two to step three of tyranny. | ||
| And everybody could see that. | ||
| Step one was the mask, then the contact tracing, then the closing of your business, then the friggin' mandates for the jabs, then the travel mandates, then the vaccine passports. | ||
| Then all of a sudden they wanted to actually tax or jail unvaccinated people. | ||
| And we got to levels of World War II type of persecution at that point. | ||
| And people can say, no, that's a crazy comparison, but it's really not. | ||
| If they're going to put you in a jail because you decided not to get vaccinated, how is that any different from locking you up because you're a different religion? | ||
| That's basically what vaccination is at this point. | ||
| It's a religion. Because you're taking a thing that was known not to protect you, known not to prevent transmission, known not to prevent hospitalization, but you're supposed to believe in it so much that we're going to jail the rest of the people that don't want to take it. | ||
| And the only way... | ||
| Unlike war where they're actually coming at you with knives and guns and bombs, this is a war where they're coming at you with information and they're trying to threaten you with a ticket. | ||
| Right. And we got to the point of society where people, in order to be coerced before, they would have to come and, like, stab up your family or shoot your family. | ||
| Now they just threaten you with a $500 fine and everybody just fell into line. | ||
| Yeah. Yeah. If you comply, your life got worse. | ||
| Your family's life got worse. | ||
| Your mental health got worse. | ||
| Your financial situation got worse. | ||
| The prospects for your future got worse. | ||
| So you did not get rewarded for complying. | ||
| Your only reward for complying was the easy way out. | ||
| And that led to regret and that led to all kinds of destitution in your life. | ||
| And that's a key aspect of it. | ||
| And again, it's kind of obvious if you just war game this out, you know, thinking on either side. | ||
| If you think like, okay, I'm a despotic tyrant. | ||
| How do I get people to go along with this without fighting back? | ||
| The obvious thing to do is make the easiest thing for people to do to comply with you. | ||
| It's very similar. | ||
| Again, you can take it to the realm of like actual war where if you want your enemy to... | ||
| To, you know, end up in this area for an ambush, that's where you make your line the weakest to make it easiest for them to go through. | ||
| So they make it extremely difficult to resist and yet very easy to go along with it. | ||
| It's an obvious plan. | ||
| So how do you maintain this balance? | ||
| Because here we are, we're talking about the worst things in the world, the technocratic slave system. | ||
| You know, controlled by these governments. | ||
| These are heavy topics. | ||
| These are not happy topics. | ||
| And yet we have to try to maintain some levity in all of this. | ||
| How do we do that without just making a big joke out of it and making it seem like it's not as serious as it is? | ||
| How do you treat it as serious as it is without being a downer and a black pillar? | ||
| I mean, how do you handle that balance? | ||
| Well, you have to let people know exactly how serious it is, but you also have to let people know how powerful they are. | ||
| When you do that, when you tell them that it's something that you can't ignore even if you want to, you'll have no choice but to face it one way or the other. | ||
| It's inevitable. Okay, that gets them ready to listen. | ||
| And then when you let them know that they individually have the power to make that change, not just for them, but for their immediate circle and beyond, now all of a sudden they feel like superheroes because they are. | ||
| Every man with a family should have been the real superhero. | ||
| They should have said, I'm not wearing that mask. | ||
| I'm not putting it on my kids. | ||
| Why? That would have been a good man. | ||
| What do we have in Canada, especially, and too much now in the United States? | ||
| We have nice men. | ||
| Emasculated men. And nice is another way, and if you look it up, I'm not just making this up, it comes from Latin for ignorant and naive. | ||
| So of course your governments would want you to be nice. | ||
| Because if you're ignorant and naive, they can take advantage of you. | ||
| And even if you found out they took advantage of you, you're not going to do anything about it. | ||
| And that's exactly the kind of men we had in North America during this pandemic. | ||
| Everyone wanted to go along to get along. | ||
| Most men literally put a mask on their wife and children knowing it wasn't going to help them, knowing it's probably hurting them psychologically and physically. | ||
| But they'd rather that that happen than deal with the little 78-year-old Filipino greeter at Walmart that might tell them, why aren't you wearing a mask? | ||
| Like, that's what society has come to. | ||
| And we need to stress that. | ||
| We need to start shaming men, if need be, to become men again. | ||
| This idea of toxic masculinity is the actual toxic thing. | ||
| Men need to be men. | ||
| Men need to stand up for themselves. | ||
| All evil needs to succeed is for good men to do nothing. | ||
| A nice man will not say, I'm not wearing this mask. | ||
| A nice man's going to say, oh, I'll put this mask on to protect you. | ||
| Avoiding conflict at all costs. | ||
| A good man will accept that conflict and even welcome it. | ||
| I was just thinking about this yet, because women have a role to play in this, in that they, sort of at the end of the day, tell men what to do. | ||
| And men take a lot of orders from women, whether they know it or not. | ||
| And there's a scene in 300 when he kicks the guy down the well, right? | ||
| This is part of that big part. The moment before that... | ||
| He looks at the wife. He looks at the wife, and the wife gives him the little nod, right? | ||
| I mean, that's really the dynamic that we need. | ||
| We need the men who are, like, ready to go, ready to fight, and the women who go... | ||
| Yeah, yeah, take him out. | ||
| Stand up for your family. | ||
| Now's the time. Yeah, now if 300 was made, it would be the woman about to kick the guy down the thing, and she wouldn't even look at the husband. | ||
| Right, right. She would just kick the guy or probably run away with the guy and leave her husband. | ||
| Yeah, yeah, exactly. That'd be the feminist version redone by Disney for 2023. | ||
| Yep. And all the Greeks would also be black. | ||
| Exactly. Right, of course. | ||
| Well, naturally, it'll be a documentary at that point. | ||
| But yeah, we just played the video there, and you can just imagine how different it would be when he looks back if the woman's going, no, no, don't cause trouble. | ||
| Just be nice. It's like, this dude's here to kill you. | ||
| What do you mean to be nice? Or imagine how it would be if the guy didn't take up arms at all and just did what he was told by King Xerxes. | ||
| Because they make it so easy. | ||
| Remember, I mean, that's the whole point, right? | ||
| He comes and he goes, it's so easy. | ||
| Just give me a little dirt, a little water. | ||
| You'll be king. We've paved the path to slavery for you. | ||
| Be a slave. It's so easy. | ||
| Fighting is so hard. | ||
| I mean, this goes into everything that we're talking about. | ||
| 100%. It's a very brash analogy, but it couldn't be any more accurate down in the court. | ||
| 100%. And that's all we need. | ||
| The crew is lifetime editing together a remake of 300. | ||
| I think we just made Hollywood a lot of money. | ||
| If movies were blue-pilled, then, you know, The Matrix would have never happened, right? | ||
| You have to take these risks. | ||
| You have to stand up for yourself, even when it's difficult, even if... | ||
| The conflict is involved. | ||
| You're not the one starting it. | ||
| These people are coming to you and saying, put a mask on your child or I'll throw you in prison or fine you. | ||
| They are the ones starting this fight. | ||
| Don't just let them win it. And that's why I started the Just Say No and United Noncompliance movements because you can't say no to something unless they're trying to do something to you first. | ||
| 100%. When you're saying no, it is always an act of self-defense. | ||
| And if it's an act of self-defense out of love for your children or your family or your country, there's nothing more pure than that. | ||
| And that love will overpower their propaganda of fear and anger and all the negative stuff they try to put on you. | ||
| So if you can just hold on to that love and hold on to that notion that freedom is essential, our children are the future, and that They can't win. | ||
| They can never win. | ||
| And they need an example. | ||
| The kids need an example. | ||
| And they are watching you all the time. | ||
| And when they see you just, oh, we just avoid the conflict and I just better behave, they think, okay, this is what I'm supposed to do to authority. | ||
| You got to be the example and go, no, kid, this is what the world is like. | ||
| They're out to get you. You don't need to make them paranoid, but you need to stand up to them and you need to stop them. | ||
| ChrisSkyForChange.com, RealChrisSky.com. | ||
| They can, of course, follow you on Twitter. | ||
| I'm going to give out my number because everybody wants to call me. | ||
| I always put it out there. | ||
| Okay. This is my personal number. | ||
| If you need to book me in any of the states while I'm here, 416-400-9994. | ||
| I will get back to you. Fantastic stuff. | ||
| Chris Sky, Freedom Fighter, running for the mayor of Toronto. | ||
| ChrisGuyForChange.com, RealChrisSky.com. | ||
| Very much look forward to hanging out more as we come up to the American Liberty Awards. | ||
| Matt Baker's joining us in studio next. | ||
| Thanks so much for coming on, Chris Sky. | ||
| This has been so much fun. | ||
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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 mud flood, hiding signs of their empire for centuries. | ||
| 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 5 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 confirms 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 Tsars 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. | ||
| 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 by Mongolian hordes of Tartars who came in from the east. | ||
| The Russians were subjugated and... | ||
| All right, folks, find and share that video on banned.video. | ||
| What is the Tartarian Conspiracy? | ||
| A thorough breakdown by Red Pill TV. We'll be back with Matt Baker. | ||
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Don't go anywhere! Well, welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| This is the American Journal. Third hour has begun here on Infowars.com, band.video. | ||
| The parade of geniuses continues as we welcome Matt Baker in studio. | ||
| Of course, remember, folks, you can support everything we do here at Infowarsstore.com. | ||
| Take advantage of the Christmas in August sales event. | ||
| Keep us on air. Keep these great guests in studio. | ||
| Matt, welcome to the show, sir. | ||
| Harrison, it is an honor and a privilege to be back in the Infowar Studios following Chris Skye. | ||
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It's a little tough. The guy's really smart, man. | |
| Hey, everyone is really smart here. | ||
| I should give you a proper introduction. | ||
| For people who don't know you, this is... | ||
| Matt Baker. You can follow him on band.video. | ||
| He has his own band channel. | ||
| It's called Slave to Liberty. | ||
| It's number two Liberty. You can follow him on Instagram at MattBaker underscore unhinged. | ||
| And his Twitter is Slave underscore the number two underscore Liberty. | ||
| And I hope you all follow Matt because you've Fit in exactly with what Chris and I were talking about, keeping the morale up, keeping the fire in the belly, knowing that even though we're up against the most powerful and most evil forces that humanity has ever encountered, victory is assured as long as we keep our spirits up and know that what we're doing is fighting for goodness itself for all of humanity, every race, color, and creed. | ||
| How do you keep your spirits up? | ||
| I don't know. I was born with it. | ||
| I think it's the passion within your heart. | ||
| And I've got to tell you, being in the fight, as Alex Jones always says, it is the animating contest of liberty. | ||
| And I was passing out flyers in 110, 110, something yesterday. | ||
| It was brutal. It was great. | ||
| I loved it. Just running around, taping them to the thing. | ||
| I'm just like, yes, I'm fighting. | ||
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Let's go. Let's do this. | |
| I mean, the idea that we have Chris Skye here in the United States, basically because I called him and said, hey, you've been nominated for an award, and he used the paperwork we gave him, and the people at the border were nice enough to actually say, congratulations, come on in, Chris Skye. | ||
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And we now have Chris Skye in America for six months just beating globalist ass. | |
| It's freaking epic. | ||
| Anything. The whole effort I put in the last eight months, me, Frank Havanaugh, and all the beautiful people just only achieved that one goal. | ||
| Who knows the ripples that's going to create? | ||
| I got to tell you, I mean, I was in the fight before I saw Chris Skye, but when I saw Chris Skye, he definitely got me pumped. | ||
| I was like, I'm not alone. | ||
| I want to do this. | ||
| I love Chris Skye. He's freaking awesome, and now he's here, and I saw him on with Alex Jones, and Chris Guy says, oh yeah, I was inspired by Alex Jones. | ||
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We're all inspired by Alex Jones! | |
| Hello! Yeah, that's it, right? | ||
| And it's so funny because you hear a lot of times leftists use the term where they're like, if you bury me, you'll realize that I'm a seed, right? | ||
| or if you try to bury us, you'll realize that we're just seeds and we'll sprout. | ||
| And it's like, that really is Alex Jones. | ||
| The more they try to bury him, the more Alex Jones sprouts start popping up all over the place. | ||
| I mean, you can't watch Fox News without hearing Alex Jones. | ||
| You can't, I mean, it's become a byword. | ||
| I was listening to a video today. | ||
| I was talking about Patrick Bette David, and the person was saying, yeah, he's, you know, he's some, some of an Alex Jones talking points. | ||
| I mean, it's become a byword now, but it's because Infowarsby, We've had such an impact on the culture because what we're spreading is the truth, and I guess it's that classic, another liberal thing. | ||
| First they ignore you, then they laugh to you, then they fight you, then you win. | ||
| We really are traveling down that path, and it's exemplary, I guess you could say, of the fight for freedom across the world. | ||
| Yeah, and I don't want to talk bad about the sunshine patriots that are jumping on the bandwagon because we absolutely need them for victory. | ||
| But oh, is it sunny? | ||
| And oh, is the sun shining out here in Patriotland after Alex Jones slugged it out for years in a basement, screaming into a microphone, having everyone tell him that he's a frickin' lunatic, when a few of us were like, wait a minute. | ||
| Wait a second. That makes sense. | ||
| I was wondering what was going on on that dear TV. And now you see the world through those eyes. | ||
| You put the glasses on, and you can see it all. | ||
| Like a perfect example is, in my town, we've got these green bins. | ||
| Do you have these green bins out here now? | ||
| For compost. Yeah, the compost bin, sure. | ||
| Do you have the little midget ones? | ||
| The small little ones, yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
| In my mind, the first time I saw that, I'm like, this is a mosquito breeding chamber. | ||
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I'm like, the globalists are like, you gotta have these things, you gotta have these things. | |
| They're all over the place. | ||
| They're pumping them out. They're pumping. | ||
| On TV, it's almost like COVID in San Diego. | ||
| They're just like, oh, have you put your thing? | ||
| You know, we're not enforcing it yet. | ||
| Right. Like, pretty soon they're going to be charging you money if you don't put your stuff in there. | ||
| You know? So it's like, these things have, like, little holes in the top of them. | ||
| And I was like, you open them up and it's like the mummy's return. | ||
| Right, the mosquito. Yeah, yeah, yeah. | ||
| And I'm like, I wonder if these, if mosquitoes live off this. | ||
| It turns out mosquitoes need blood to have babies. | ||
| Right. But their daily subsistence is rotten fruit. | ||
| Right. And they have these tiny little holes just big enough for a mosquito to go in. | ||
| So if you were someone like Bill Gates and you wanted some new mosquito to go around, you now have an incubation chamber on every single house. | ||
| And you know what? I get why things that we say, including what you just said, it's like, what a crazy conspiracy. | ||
| You think composting is really a plot to spread mosquitoes? | ||
| Man, when you see what these people do, when you actually start looking into how their plans work and how they put things into place years before they come to fruition, It's not crazy at all. | ||
| This is literally exactly the type of thing that they do. | ||
| And it's always the same in sort of the frustrating parts. | ||
| It's always the same. It's always problem, reaction, solution. | ||
| It's the most cliche thing in the conspiracy world. | ||
| But it's a cliche because it's true, because it happens over and over and over again. | ||
| So once you start seeing things, I mean, it really is like putting the glasses from They Live On and you just see... | ||
| You see everything's the same, but also completely different. | ||
| The world hasn't changed, but your interpretation is completely different. | ||
| And I guess that's what it's all about, right? | ||
| It's fostering that in people, because we can't sit there and tell them everything. | ||
| You need to be able to have the vision yourself, and then you become a note of freedom that can spread awareness around. | ||
| Exactly. And like the great Chris Sky was just mentioning, like, if there's a global push for something, you know, the average liberal, because they've been brainwashed, they somehow think, well, if the corporations are pushing it and the government's pushing it, then it must be for my good. | ||
| Right. Okay. | ||
| When was that ever the reality? | ||
| Okay, cut my penis off. | ||
| It's for the good. Right. | ||
| Yeah, stab myself with genetically modified, you know, organisms. | ||
| That's for the good. It's like, that's all they do. | ||
| So like Chris was saying, when they have something that they're pushing, you just gotta, like, reverse engineer it and go, okay, what are they really trying to do here? | ||
| Are they trying to make a greener world? | ||
| If they were trying to make it a greener world... | ||
| I don't think they'd be spraying barium oxides in the sky. | ||
| And it's true, man. | ||
| We don't see blue skies anymore. | ||
| Not a real blue sky. | ||
| The whole vibration of the planet, when you walk outside and you see a blue sky, doesn't matter how bad your day is. | ||
| You see that blue sky, you're like, yeah, man. | ||
| If they can just lower that tone of that bright, crispy, beautiful blue for every person on the planet, they've just taken the vibe down that little bit. | ||
| Well, and think about it. | ||
| If they can have the whole world covered in smog like they have in Beijing, there's a metaphorical, but there's also the real thing of I can't see 15 feet in front of me. | ||
| If I can only see 15 feet in front of me wherever I go because there's fog and smog and pollution and stuff they spray in the sky to artificially create clouds, that's what they do. | ||
| And it's frustrating because it would be nice to be able to go, what a nice, beautiful day that nature gave us. | ||
| But then it's like, oh no, right, there's a massive weather control program going on that is probably responsible for whatever I'm experiencing right now. | ||
| It just destroys everything. | ||
| I mean, it destroys your connection with your fellow humans, your connection with the earth itself. | ||
| It separates you totally from reality and leaves you as this just sort of... | ||
| You're in a cage wherever you walk. | ||
| It's sort of horrifying what they're trying to do. | ||
| It is, and that's where the human spirit comes in. | ||
| And people like Alex Jones, Chris Skye, Harrison Smith, Owen Schroer, Matt Baker, we feel that passion, and when we get crushed, we are like the diamonds, and we get shinier and brighter, and our hearts just become so strong under this pressure. | ||
| It's like, I say that the tyranny rained down during COVID. And we're like the mushroom mycelia that grow the liberty caps. | ||
| And we grow up from the reign of tyranny. | ||
| And I thought about what I was going to say, you know, at the awards. | ||
| And I was thinking about it. | ||
| You know, like, if this is what COVID did to us, then bring on Pandemic 2! | ||
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| See what happens when you bring on the next one, baby, because we are getting stronger. | ||
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. We really are, aren't we? | ||
| And I was talking to Chris about this during the break, actually, is, like, in my personal life, so many people I never would have expected to reach out to me, to find my Instagram, to be calling my parents, going, I've been watching Harrison's show. | ||
| I mean, it's... It is wild how fast the awakening is happening, and it's only getting faster. | ||
| We'll be back on The Other Side with Matt Baker. | ||
| Follow him on band.video, Slave to Liberty. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back. | ||
| This is the American Journal. I am your host, Harrison Smith, in studio with the one, the only, Matt Baker. | ||
| Here, of course, on the eve of, or the eve of the eve of the American Liberty Awards, a beautiful trophy handmade by Matt Baker himself. | ||
| I'll be handing these out to the winners of the American Liberty Awards this Saturday. | ||
| You know, one thing that I had to learn working at Infowars was to just do it, just get it done, whatever it is. | ||
| You know, whether it was making movies for me or just even, like, projects at my house that I, you know, I want to paint my cabinets or whatever it is, it's like, it was always hard for me to get started. | ||
| I wanted everything planned to the end, and Alex just has this energy of just, like, get it done now. | ||
| It doesn't have to be perfect. | ||
| It'll... It's better that it comes out and is something that you can actually have on your mantelpiece or wherever. | ||
| It's better just to get it done. | ||
| And I feel like that's an energy that you have and that I had to adopt working here and has since served me very well in life. | ||
| And I think our audience can take this to heart as well. | ||
| The fact that a lot of people out there, they want to be involved, but they don't quite know. | ||
| And it's like, just do it. Just do it. | ||
| Whatever your thought is, whatever your plan is, just... | ||
| Go out and start doing it, make it real, and you'll see how easy it really is and how unnecessary it is to plan everything from the beginning and have everything perfectly organized. | ||
| So I know not everything you've done has been totally off the cuff. | ||
| You've done a lot of planning for the American. | ||
| But Chris Scott was saying the same thing, right? | ||
| He's like, I plan things by the seat of my pants. | ||
| It's the way you make change. | ||
| I feel like there's... | ||
| It's the convergence of two worlds, okay? | ||
| There's destiny, what you're destined to do. | ||
| But if there's free will in the universe, then you could very easily miss your destiny. | ||
| But your destiny is calling you at all times. | ||
| You hear it, you're like... | ||
| Oh, I really want to do this. | ||
| Why don't we have an award show? | ||
| Why don't we do this? Why don't I go to Austin, Texas a year ago to be part of the Summerfest? | ||
| Because I'm just such a freaking giant fan. | ||
| And Scott Armstrong hits me up. | ||
| He's like, you've got to come. I'm like, dude, I'm not flying out there. | ||
| I'm not a rich guy. | ||
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I had to make the awards myself because I couldn't afford them. | |
| I made them because I love them. | ||
| But no, seriously, we're on a budget here, people. | ||
| And everyone's paying for this stuff out of our own pocket. | ||
| And I was like, I don't think I'm going to fly out there just to go to this Summerfest thing. | ||
| Scott Armstrong's like, no, dude, you've got to do this. | ||
| This is your destiny. | ||
| You have to do it. And ever since then, I've been in the epic timeline, is what I call it. | ||
| And it's when you... | ||
| When you get the opportunity and it opens the door to this shining path of where you want to see and you're like, oh, I can't do that. | ||
| That would... No. Yes. | ||
| You do it. You follow those dreams. | ||
| You follow those ideas. | ||
| When the door opens, jump through that door quick before it closed slams. | ||
| If I didn't go then, I wouldn't have met you. | ||
| You wouldn't have had me on the show. | ||
| We wouldn't have had the idea. | ||
| Me and Frank Cavanaugh wouldn't have... | ||
| It was a pipe dream. A literal pipe dream. | ||
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Right. You know? We may have been stoned when we came up with it. | |
| Okay. And then it became more real. | ||
| And the more we focused on it, the more we stood there. | ||
| We like, you know, being in the epic timeline does not mean everything's easy. | ||
| Right. Because on the way here, my girl, she got sick. | ||
| She was in the hospital. | ||
| They're like, you can't leave town. | ||
| She's not going to work out. This isn't going to happen. | ||
| You got Tim Leslie. She's fine now. | ||
| Tim Leslie, he's like going. | ||
| He's trying to be in the epic timeline. | ||
| His car breaks down. | ||
| He's like, oh, I can't make it. | ||
| I was like, you couldn't. The forces of evil are trying to keep you out of the epic timeline. | ||
| Every moment, there is, like, wraiths or dream projections. | ||
| You know, in the movie, what's it called? | ||
| Inception. Yeah. I used to be the greatest lucid dreamer of all time. | ||
| Now I'm just a lucid lifer, I guess. | ||
| And I don't do it as much in my dreams, but... | ||
| But in that movie, they have these dream projections. | ||
| And when you try and do things extra special and you unleash your dream powers, they do. | ||
| They grab you and they try and put you in prisons and they lock walls around you. | ||
| And this is real because I've actually dealt with it in my dreams. | ||
| And when you do it in reality, it's the same way. | ||
| Alex Jones, going forward, save humanity. | ||
| It's like, and then all the little wraiths come out, like, trying to drag him down, like, little pubs just pull. | ||
| Yeah, yeah, yeah. And the thing is, is it seems, though, they just can't do it. | ||
| If you just say, nah, it's not going to work. | ||
| I know it's going to be hard, but I'm just going to keep going. | ||
| I'm just going to keep pushing forward into the epic timeline. | ||
| And this timeline that we're in right now, where we're all converging, where Chris Guy is flying in, where all these people are coming in from around the country, this is the meet-up point. | ||
| It's going to be like a nexus when you get nuclear fission material. | ||
| It's like, yeah, it's radioactive here. | ||
| It might give you cancer over 20 years, but you're not going to make a bomb out of it, and you're not going to light up a factory with it. | ||
| You get enough of this stuff together, fissable material, fissable patriots, and we're going to ignite a movement that is going to obliterate, this time completely obliterate, the New World Order. | ||
| I believe that. Absolutely. | ||
| I believe that is our freaking destiny, man. | ||
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I'm going to fucking cry. | |
| We gotta do it, man! | ||
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We're in this to win it, not to lose! | |
| Failure's not an option. But seriously, it's like, what more beautiful thing could you ever devote your life to than human liberty and freedom? | ||
| And all of the things that make America what it is. | ||
| The things that really inspire... | ||
| These people are trying to take over the world for money and... | ||
| Fleeting fame and beauty. | ||
| It's like, no, no. Go for the eternal. | ||
| Go for the superlative, the supernatural. | ||
| And what we can do here really can change the world in ways that are fundamental. | ||
| Indeed. And if I can wipe back my tears, I will compose myself. | ||
| So, where did the American Liberty Awards come from? | ||
| Like I said, we were in Barton Springs, and, you know, I remember I gave Alex Stein a necklace. | ||
| It was a joke. | ||
| But Frank Cavanaugh and I were sitting in Rob Dew's pool, and we're like, we should have an award show for Patriots. | ||
| And I was like, call it the American Liberty Awards. | ||
| And Frank's like, yes! Like, ever since then, we did it. | ||
| But, you know, the real American Liberty Awards originally, the true inspiration, if you really look at it, Is Infowars getting on the Alex Jones show, getting on your show, like everyone who's nominated, anybody who's anyone, has been on the show. | ||
| It's like, Chris Guy, who's this guy? | ||
| Bring him in. Get him on. | ||
| Alex is just like, get him on, bring him in. | ||
| Now the whole world's like, oh my god, Chris Guy. | ||
| Matt Baker, who's that guy out there yelling? | ||
| Bring him forward. Bring him to me. | ||
| And then you're on the show. | ||
| That was the award. | ||
| That is the award. I mean, do you need a super awesome hand-blown glass award made by Matt Baker? | ||
| Personally, yes, I do. Not necessarily, but it's nice! | ||
| You know, these are like, it's like purple hearts. | ||
| We're about to go into another phase of this. | ||
| Trust me, the globalists are not done. | ||
| They'll nuke this freaking planet if they have to. | ||
| And like Chris Guy says, we're going to have to hold these people accountable at a certain point. | ||
| 100%. We have to do it in a peaceful, legal, lawful way because we are making such headway right now. | ||
| Honestly, I see that the only way that we can lose at this point, because so many of us do have the mindset, the eye of the tiger, the epic timeline. | ||
| That as we get more popular and as we get up there in the ranks, and I've seen a little, I've kind of smelt it already, and I don't like the smell of it, is people will get co-opted. | ||
| The system will say, you know what? | ||
| Can't beat them, join them. | ||
| Can't beat them, co-opt them. | ||
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They're like, yes, you are great. | |
| You are the best. | ||
| You can come work for us. | ||
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And if you just don't say Pfizer... | |
| If you just don't say anything bad about Trump, or if you just don't say anything bad about Elon Musk, these are stories that I've heard from great patriots that have been taken in and bit by bit and cut by cut once they let you compromise. | ||
| Do not compromise! | ||
| Remember why you came here. | ||
| Remember what the fight is about. | ||
| We cannot lose. 100%. | ||
| And that's why something like InfoWars is so great because we're totally independent and nobody could tell us what to do even if they wanted to. | ||
| We just wouldn't listen. Because, by the way, we have InfoWarsStore.com and they can't shut us down. | ||
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We'll be right back. That's the wind of time. | |
| That's the wind of history. | ||
| That's the wind blowing through your ancestors' bones begging you to do the right thing. | ||
| That is the wind that Matt Baker is calling upon from Ocean Beach. | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen, we are traveling down the epic timeline with Matt Baker in studio. | ||
| Slave to liberty. | ||
| Fighting for human liberty. | ||
| Every race, color, and creed you deserve to be uncontrolled by globalist masters who seek your demise. | ||
| And that's exactly what we're fighting. Is there anything more important than fighting for human liberty across the globe, especially at this crucial time? | ||
| The epic timeline, Matt. | ||
| What do people find when they travel? | ||
| You'll find your destiny. | ||
| You'll find where your heart is leading you. | ||
| And I gotta say, I want to just humble myself right now. | ||
| Because I come in here and I have a lot of bravado. | ||
| Okay? I think you need to be humbled. | ||
| I am humbled. I'm humbled to be in this studio. | ||
| I'm humbled to be accepted by the Infowars people. | ||
| And like I said, the original American Liberty Award was to be recognized by the Infowar. | ||
| And everyone on that list has been recognized at one point or another. | ||
| Because if you're in the crowd of sheep and Alex Jones sees you and says, bring him forth, you're the guy, man. | ||
| That's what it's all about. | ||
| We're just simply bringing it to another level. | ||
| And none of this would be possible without Infowars. | ||
| And you have to support Infowars. | ||
| It's like, forget even the show, forget anything. | ||
| None of this exists. | ||
| None of these lights, none of the Harrison, nothing happens unless people, because we were talking about, everyone gets co-opted. | ||
| The genius of what Alex Jones has actually put out here is that He has the store with the products that they have. | ||
| So their people can't be like, oh, we don't want you saying this or we're going to pull that money. | ||
| You're in the middle of something. Your lights are going to get turned off. | ||
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You're like, okay, guys, cut it. | |
| We can't say that. No, that's never been done. | ||
| It isn't being done here. | ||
| So how do you keep the lights on? | ||
| How do you keep the Infowar afloat? | ||
| You know what to do. You have to go to the Infowar store. | ||
| You have to buy the water bottle. | ||
| Filter. You know, I was filtering my water with these plastic bottles. | ||
| My girl, she really needs this, like, proper water. | ||
| She gets a calcium thing if she doesn't drink the right water. | ||
| And I'm, like, buying this reverse osmosis thinking I'm getting healthy water. | ||
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And then I'm, like, smelling my bottle. | |
| It smells like freaking gasoline. | ||
| I'm, like, what? The lady's, like, oh, yeah, the bottle is just getting old. | ||
| I'm, like, are you joking me? | ||
| It smells like literal tar pit in there. | ||
| And I've been drinking this, like, for up until I noticed it. | ||
| I'm, like, I'm done. I got myself a water filter so I can actually filter the water in stainless steel and not have to deal with degrading plastic. | ||
| I wouldn't be surprised. Like I say, oh, you want to filter your water? | ||
| Put it in this little new plastic. | ||
| There's no BPA in there. | ||
| There's just something even worse that we haven't actually found out what it is yet that turns the freaking frogs even gayer. | ||
| Your penis just falls off in the new phase. | ||
| They don't even be like, oh my god, what happened to my penis? | ||
| It just fell off. You know what I mean? | ||
| Okay, so I was on with Sam Tripoli. | ||
| Sam Tripoli, it's funny because he has an InfoWars sticker on his laptop and I was like, yeah, Sam, he's the man. | ||
| I brought him a copy of The Great Reset and The War for the World. | ||
| I said, dude... Alex is up for this award, and also a Lifetime Achievement Award, and you gotta get the new book, The Great Awakening. | ||
| And this is really what it's all about. | ||
| It's like the movie, The Great Awakening, which is also nominated. | ||
| I had a rant about The Great Awakening. | ||
| Chris Skye talks about The Great Awakening. | ||
| It's as these demons come out of the woodwork and try to claw at us, they become uncloaked. | ||
| You start to see them. | ||
| You can see who they are. | ||
| You're like, there's one, there's one, there's one, there's one, there's one. | ||
| The minute you go, oh, I think we should probably not cut children's penises off. | ||
| And they come out of nowhere. | ||
| You're like, whoa, dude! | ||
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What are you doing? Are you serious? | |
| You're standing up for this? | ||
| And then they fucking uncloak in front of everybody. | ||
| I apologize for the swear word. | ||
| So we are now becoming aware through the Great Awakening, living in the epic timeline, where victory is assured. | ||
| Think about it. If we have been given free will by God, if the universe works on every single level, down to the tiniest atom, down to the electron, down to the ant, grabbing the seed, bringing it back to the thing, to feed a fungus that feeds the baby ants, that take care of the tree, to take the... | ||
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They take the little things off the trees that are making them sick. | |
| And then the trees drop down and they grow the thing and it grows the mushrooms. | ||
| Everything works in this giant synergy. | ||
| You think God forgot us? | ||
| No. We are being tested. | ||
| This is the winter. | ||
| And as the sun starts shining of our brightness and of our hearts, we will start gaining the fruits of all of our labors. | ||
| We are being tested. | ||
| We have to pass this test. | ||
| There are many fruits that die. | ||
| There are many fruits that bear and go to seed for the next round. | ||
| And that's what we're here to do. | ||
| And that's why you have to go. | ||
| To the Infowar store. Stop what you're doing. | ||
| Forget about the awards. Don't even care about it. | ||
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Because if you're not here now, you're not going to make it. | |
| You can go watch it on TV, okay? | ||
| Maybe next year. What you can do is to support everyone, like Chris Skye. | ||
| Like Harrison Smith, like Owen Schroer, like Matt Baker. | ||
| Every single person that you know out there that has rose into prominence because of this platform, it is because you are the one who underwrites and undersigns every single thing this organization does. | ||
| Gotta do it, man. | ||
| 100%. And sorry, you had me kind of choked up. | ||
| I'm not even sure what it was you were saying, but it was hitting me hard, man. | ||
| The synergy, it really is true. | ||
| And that's the bizarre nature of this is that it's also deeply intertwined. | ||
| And there is something metaphysical going on here. | ||
| It is a spiritual war as much as it is an info war. | ||
| And... You know, you were saying that you're humbled to be here. | ||
| How do you think I feel? | ||
| I never expected to have a show. | ||
| If you told my middle school self that I would want to have a show on Infowars, I would slap you in the face. | ||
| It would be so unbelievable. But it's incredible. | ||
| It's all thanks to the audience. | ||
| So it's sort of nice for me... | ||
| Because it wasn't something that I fought to get, and now I'm here and I have this ego about, like, that's right, I did it. | ||
| It's more just like this, I've just sort of been shoved by God into this position, so it's easy for me to sort of have the humility to go, this is all some sort of crazy fluke, and I just got to do the best I can with it. | ||
| But we're all in that position. | ||
| We all are in a position where we have a unique point of view or a unique place in the world that nobody else can have the effect that we can have. | ||
| No matter what that effect is, you have to manifest it. | ||
| You have to embody it. | ||
| And as you're pointing out, you know, somebody getting on Infowars or somebody going viral, whatever it is. | ||
| Yes, it's sort of like picking out from the crowd the shining beacon and going that person's making a difference and pulling them forward and showing them to more people. | ||
| And that spreads in an exponential way. | ||
| But you can't identify that person until that person stands up, until that person does something, until that person steps out of anonymity into the real world, into the Infowar, and at least tries to make it. | ||
| And as soon as you try to make a difference, you're already on the path. | ||
| You're already on the epic timeline. | ||
| You're already traveling towards your destiny. | ||
| So it's not about as much being plucked from obscurity as it is from standing up and suddenly realizing that there's this crowd of millions of people behind you, at your back, supporting you. | ||
| Pushing you forward, driving you towards the destiny that you didn't even know you had. | ||
| It's the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit. | ||
| You feel it. You know it, man. | ||
| When you sit there and you see something wrong and you just have to break the conditioning, you have to say no, that's the Holy Spirit comes over you. | ||
| And it's funny because... | ||
| Owen Schroer, I told him the story about how the original awards was just getting on. | ||
| And I don't mean just, I mean getting on. | ||
| I was like, oh my god, I'm on InfoWars. | ||
| I can't believe this is happening. | ||
| I listen like every day. | ||
| And Owen's like, that's how I got on here. | ||
| I was originally just out, just cuck-slaying in the field. | ||
| Cuck slaying away. I was just a... | ||
| I was an honest cuck slayer, you know? | ||
| Just make my living. Toiling in obscurity. | ||
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And Alex is like, come forth, young child, young brother one. | |
| And now we have the great Owen Schroyer out there just slaying away every day. | ||
| Now we have... Just becoming a legend. | ||
| Yeah, absolutely. There he is. | ||
| Oh, there's Carl the Cuck. | ||
| The moment of all... This is where it all started. | ||
| Yeah. I love it. | ||
| And I remember... | ||
| See? In the crowd of sheep. | ||
| Sheep. And I remember sitting at home watching this when it came across my computer back in 2016 before I'd done anything political whatsoever. | ||
| And just, you know, it's almost like there's a stream rushing by and you can't just dip your toe in it. | ||
| You can't just put your finger. | ||
| You jump in the stream and suddenly you're being wafted towards beauty and goodness. | ||
| It's a magical world if you want to believe it. | ||
| It really is. You know, it's a magical world whether you believe it or not. | ||
| So you might as well start tuning in. | ||
| We'll be back on the other side with our final segment with Matt Baker. | ||
| We are tapping into the frequency. | ||
| We are on the epic timeline. | ||
| We are driving towards our destiny. | ||
| Come with us. All right, folks, a final segment here on American Journal. | ||
| What an exciting Thursday it has been with Owen Schroer in studio, Chris Sky in studio, and now sitting next to me, Mr. | ||
| Matt Baker himself. Slave to Liberty. | ||
| You can follow him on Instagram at MattBaker underscore unhinged. | ||
| I think you're very hinged, I should say. | ||
| And on Twitter at Slave underscore to underscore Liberty. | ||
| So we were just talking during the break. | ||
| I was mentioning that there was a woman. | ||
| I'd never met her before. She's very nice, though. | ||
| I told her where I worked, and the way she phrased the question, it was very nice because it was a very empathetic question, actually, saying, you know, if all of these things that you think are true, like, it must be hard for you to deal with that mental. | ||
| Like, it must be hard for you to... | ||
| To think all of this stuff is true and not be obsessed with it and not let it affect your personal life kind of thing. | ||
| And it is. It can be hard knowing all this stuff. | ||
| But it sort of stuck in my craw, the fact that you said, if these things you think are true, and it's like, lady, I'm just reading headlines. | ||
| It's not up to me whether it's—it's not a choice whether I believe in this stuff or not. | ||
| I just see what's happening. | ||
| I just see what's actually going on. | ||
| The things people are saying, they say they're going to do this, and then they do it. | ||
| And then this happens. It's like, none of this is about belief. | ||
| None of this is speculation or theorizing. | ||
| We just report on what's actually happening. | ||
| And what's actually happening is the global government is taking over the world and trying to indoctrinate us all into a willful acceptance of their insane technocratic control system. | ||
| So it's like, It can be kind of a heavy thing, and you do have to, again, willfully kind of not allow it to bring you down, not allow the... | ||
| Because you have to know that that's what they want. | ||
| They want you to feel like it's depressing and hopeless and their attack is overwhelming. | ||
| It's not, though. So when you reinforce that belief and you understand that I'm actually defeating them when I go out and have a good time, when I'm playing in the yard with my kid and he's jumping in the pool and, you know, it's just like that's literally me defeating the globalists At that very moment because all they want is for me to be a miserable loser that needs their rescuing. | ||
| But I thought it was funny that... | ||
| She used that term, you know, these things you believe are true, and it's like, it's just what's actually happening. | ||
| You know, I know there's a certain percentage of people that are just completely hook, line, and sinker, just totally brainwashed, but I think there's also a large percentage of people, they really know what's going on. | ||
| They choose to be in la-la land. | ||
| They don't want to think about it. | ||
| So they're... Turning off a part of their soul. | ||
| They're turning off a part of their brain. | ||
| They're numbing themselves. They're going into a learned helplessness disorder, into a Stockholm Syndrome. | ||
| And I think deep down inside, I think that crushes them. | ||
| I think they know full well what is going on. | ||
| And they're just going to go... | ||
| Under the chemtrails, over the country club. | ||
| And they're just like, oh, just go get coffee. | ||
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Oh, they're spraying us. Oh, just get a vaccine. | |
| Oh, just cut my kid's penis off. | ||
| You know? What is that? | ||
| What caused it? I did a big rant the other day. | ||
| We made a short out of it and put it out on social media. | ||
| Because I honestly want to know, like, why don't people care? | ||
| And how do they not see? | ||
| Owen and I were just talking about it earlier. | ||
| in austin it's like you have lived in austin over this very short time period where it has gone from a safe happy fun cap music live music capital of the world and south by southwest and just having a good time and swimming on the lake to like fires and misery and chaos and you can't go downtown without feeling unsafe because there's some crazy person fighting a bench and you're just like ah what is happening so it's like they have to see that this isn't this isn't something you have to It's happening to them in their real lives. | ||
| So how do they ignore it? | ||
| How do they justify it? | ||
| How do they blind themselves to this? | ||
| It seems like it almost has to be by decision. | ||
| It has to be willful. It has to be them making that choice. | ||
| The globalists do, and they don't just groom children. | ||
| They groom the entire population. | ||
| Everyone has been groomed into, you're going to wear the mask, you're going to shut up, you're going to do this, you're going to take our money that doesn't, and you owe us interest on it. | ||
| And by the way, we're going to take away your house. | ||
| And they're basically pimp-slapping the population constantly and, like, burning us with cigarettes until we're like, yeah, he's just having a bad, you know, he's really nice. | ||
| Oh, man, that's exactly what it's like. | ||
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| Yeah, he's really a nice man. | ||
| It's like, no, they know deep down inside they're being imbused and they're too weak! | ||
| Fight back. I think, was it Chris Skye, a long time ago, I think it was him, who said it was like, it's easy because you're in fear of standing up. | ||
| It's easy to go along because you're afraid. | ||
| You're so afraid and you're living in so much fear that you just literally have to turn the switch and go into brainwash mode. | ||
| Everything is fine. | ||
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Like a little Lego. Everything is awesome. | |
| Everything is awesome when you're part of a team. | ||
| So I'm downtown. I've got to reiterate this. | ||
| The New World Order flag is the Globo Homo flag. | ||
| The LGBTQ+. Now it's got the little butthole thing in it, which I think is where they're bringing in the pedophilia in real time. | ||
| It's like their flag is metamorphosing in front of us just constantly. | ||
| But no matter what it is, it has to be placed up. | ||
| We're downtown. I'm putting out the flyers in the 110 degree heat. | ||
| And downtown Austin is surrounded by these beautiful churches. | ||
| And the churches, every single one of them, Doesn't just say, oh yeah, we're okay with LGBT. It's like the first thing. | ||
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It's not a cross. It's an LGBT flag. | |
| They have LGBT chairs outside these beautiful churches with just plastic, you know, rainbow-colored chairs. | ||
| They have placards on the front saying, you know, they have one that says, God was the OG flag. | ||
| They them. And it's right outside this beautiful church that was probably made before the mud flood in Tartaria. | ||
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Right. Yeah. The OG they them. | |
| The OG they them. Happy Pride. | ||
| Yeah. Happy Sin Month. | ||
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I'm made in the image of God. | |
| That's why I have to cut my penis off to appease him. | ||
| Like, he didn't know what he was doing. | ||
| These young girls who cut their breasts off. | ||
| And the sickos. | ||
| Sick people. | ||
| Sick people. Very bad people. | ||
| Very sick people. There are some people, some of those doctors are just money-grubbing scumbags who don't care. | ||
| They're like, Oh, hey, did you hear about the new grift? | ||
| Yeah, we're cutting kids' tits off. | ||
| It's like, oh, man, there's a lot of money in it, man. | ||
| I gotta tell you, we're raking it in. | ||
| And then there's another group of people who get off on it. | ||
| Sick freaks. | ||
| You imagine cutting a young girl's breasts out or young boy's penis off? | ||
| What kind of maniacal freak you have to be to do that? | ||
| These people should get their penises cut off. | ||
| Seriously. I hereby call for anyone with balls in politics to get the talking point out there. | ||
| If you cut off a child's penis, we're cutting yours off. | ||
| Done deal. Let the punishment fit the crime. | ||
| This has to stop. | ||
| Every child that gets mutilated is a complete nutter. | ||
| The fact that we're putting up with this is just unbelievable. | ||
| And that shows you how deep it has gotten with the grooming. | ||
| Yeah, no, it blows my mind all the time. | ||
| And you can just picture the sort of, you know, the idea of like some parent is out there and they learn that their kid wants to change their gender and they've been indoctrinated in this. | ||
| And to their teacher who is like programming this and they're keeping it from them. | ||
| And, oh, when Jimmy gets to school, we let him go in the pride closet and change into a dress. | ||
| And the parents are just like, huh? | ||
| Sure is different than I was a kid. | ||
| It's like, what is wrong with you? | ||
| How do you not have a visual reaction to this? | ||
| All of a sudden, everyone wants to cut their dick off, and you're not like going, oh, I wonder if the schools are doing this. | ||
| And it's like, no, well, that's what they want. | ||
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I just want them to be happy. | |
| You know, I mean her. | ||
| I want her to be happy. | ||
| Her, she, she, her. | ||
| And then they go, right away once they're in the cult, the pronouns click over. | ||
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The minute the kid comes home, yes, she, she, her, her, she, she, her. | |
| They're like, oh man, please get me out of here. | ||
| I just don't know. And then I'm downtown and there's these rainbow flags out of... | ||
| Every single church saying that they bowed to the New World Order. | ||
| And in the bike lane, there's a freaking robot rolling by. | ||
| We don't have these in San Diego. | ||
| These, like, delivery drone robots? | ||
| Have you guys seen these? Oh, yeah. | ||
| So it's rolling down the street, and it's taking up the bike lane, and this guy's, like, weebling, like, I mean, if I wasn't so busy putting up the posters, I should have stopped and turned it into a whole piece. | ||
| I was like, this guy's almost getting knocked off of his bike, and this guy is, like, wearing a mask, and he doesn't even, he's not even, like, Get out of my way, robot! | ||
| He's just like, oh, sorry. | ||
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| What an image of modern America. | ||
| Outside the church with the gay pride flags and the sign that says God was a they-them. | ||
| The man wearing a mask, riding a bike, is getting knocked over by a robot, delivering food to somebody who's probably scared to leave his home. | ||
| What a world we're in, folks. | ||
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It's happening! It's happening! Get me out of here! | |
| Ah! You know, their issue is they're not on the epic timeline. | ||
| They're trapped in the mud flood world. | ||
| They're the lowering vibration creatures that are out there to stop us and to make us give up. | ||
| And that's why we do have to laugh. | ||
| And we love them. | ||
| And we want them to come along with us. | ||
| They want them to join us in the epic timeline and move humanity into a positive future where we aren't constantly destroyed by a bunch of globalist scumbags. | ||
| We want to save you. | ||
| The problem is they're like the crabs pulling you back into the pot. | ||
| Exactly. Exactly. We don't even want to save you. | ||
| We want you to save yourself. | ||
| That's what we want. We want you to want to be saved. | ||
| Stay epic, my friends. | ||
| Absolutely. Support the Infowar. | ||
| Go to the Infowar store now. | ||
| Get yourself a water filter before your kids come to you and tell you they want to cut their penises off! | ||
| Ha! That's going to do it for us, folks. | ||
| This has been American Journal. | ||
| Matt Baker, slave to liberty on Bandai Video. | ||
| Matt Baker underscore unhinged. | ||
| Stay tuned, folks. | ||
| The Alex Jones Show begins in 90 seconds. | ||
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Don't go anywhere. The globalists are only humans. | |
| Yeah, they have control of the central banks. | ||
| They have a lot of power, but they can be defeated. | ||
| But some of their operations are going to take decades to stop. | ||
| But one thing you can do right now is take control of your body and your family's body by purifying the water that you drink and that you cook with. | ||
| And you do it with the highest quality gravity-fed filter out there. | ||
| This thing does 10,000 gallons. | ||
| You can sit there and put hundreds of gallons through it a day. | ||
| It purifies very quickly and it cuts out thousands of chemicals to non-detectable levels. | ||
| This is what I use, which my family uses. | ||
| It's the very best system out there for the lowest price. | ||
| For a limited time, 10% off on top of that. | ||
| We can take control of our lives and stop the globalists from hitting us with poison that they allow in the water supply. |
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