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I would in fact make sure that there is, we immediately surge to the border. | |
| All those people are seeking asylum. | ||
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They deserve to be heard. They deserve to be heard. | |
| Biden gets rid of the border three and a half years ago. | ||
| 20 million people are here. | ||
| That's the real number, 22 million. | ||
| They're slaves to the globalists, a new permanent underclass. | ||
| He tells them immediately surged the border if he wins. | ||
| They get here. He says, oh, the border's not broken. | ||
| He says, oh, it is broken. Pass amnesty. | ||
| And then yesterday he comes out and says, oh, we can't have it illegal to come here. | ||
| It's moral. This is totally open. | ||
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Can you imagine a kid two years old saying, mom, don't take him across Rio Grande. | |
| It's against the law. Give me a break. | ||
| These have been model citizens. | ||
| Imagine telling a kid it's illegal to come across the border, which it is, which he's made legal by fiat, and they're model citizens. | ||
| They're citizens the minute they get here. | ||
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Do you think there are people that are coming over that have the intent to do our neighbors, our friends, our family members harm? | |
| Absolutely. These huge give-up groups that we're having, you know, the media is only reporting what They can report on right, which is statistically speaking a small percentage of the actual bad guys that we're catching. | ||
| No one is coming to protect you. | ||
| Even at the local law enforcement level we do not control the border. | ||
| The cartel controls the border. | ||
| Everything that we do is a reaction to things that they have planned. | ||
| Usually we're chasing around pawns while the kings and queens are doing whatever they want. | ||
| Think about the magnitude of what he just said, the lawlessness of it. | ||
| They're gonna grab your junk, they're gonna search your family, they're gonna put you through a body scanner at the airport, but the border is wide open. | ||
| Absolutely insane. | ||
| They stole the election three and a half years ago. | ||
| They're planning to steal it again. | ||
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Does the investigation confirm that there are missing ballot images? | |
| Yes. Yes. | ||
| Do you know why 380,761 ballot images from Election Day machine count are not available? | ||
| Those are for the recount. | ||
| Those are from the recount, but we have no ballot images for 380,761 ballots from Election Day, correct? | ||
| What was subpoenaed was the ballot images for the recount because that's what this case was about, not the Election Day. | ||
| Does Fulton County know why there are not 380,761 ballot images from Election Day? | ||
| According to news sources, a Wisconsin government employee has been fired from her government job for helping to rig the 2020 presidential election in Joe Biden's favor. | ||
| We have a documented email from one of her co-workers by the name of Ryan Chu. | ||
| He wrote on November 4th at 4.07 a.m. | ||
| Damn, Claire, you have a flair for drama, delivering just the margin needed at 3 a.m. | ||
| I bet you had those votes counted at midnight and just wanted to keep the world waiting. | ||
| Now, if you're interested in learning more about hosting a migrant family, all you got to do is take out your phone, dial 2-1-1. | ||
| It's as easy as that. You're going to be asked a few questions, things along the lines of how long are you able to host somebody? | ||
| What kind of space are you available to provide? | ||
| These are the times to try men and women's souls. | ||
| But this is the last gasp. | ||
| All over the world, 83% was the number I saw last week. | ||
| In regional, local, national elections, from Australia to El Salvador to you name it, Europe, patriots are getting elected. | ||
| because that's why the system is so scared. | ||
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It's Monday, May 13th May 13th in the year of our Lord, 2024. 4. | |
| 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. | ||
| Welcome to The American Journal. I'm your host Harrison Smith. | ||
| We got a lot to talk about today. | ||
|
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Nuclear war on the horizon. | |
| Hey, before we begin, congratulations. | ||
| We made it. We survived the solar storm. | ||
| Turns out it was just a bunch of pretty lights in the sky. | ||
| A unique natural disaster, I guess. | ||
| It might destroy the entire world, shut down electronics, collapse civilization, or you get an amazing light show. | ||
| No downside. No downside, really. | ||
| I'm fine with either. | ||
| But we made it through. | ||
| That was nice. | ||
| That was a nice little surprise for everybody in the Southern Latitude. | ||
| Getting the light show that they got. | ||
| But a lot of other stuff happened this weekend. | ||
| Like I said, on the cusp of nuclear conflict, and we'll talk about that, crime is just completely out of control. | ||
| New York City is the best example, but certainly not the only one. | ||
| In fact, this weekend I had a brush with crime, personally. | ||
| Seeing dudes fight in a parking lot while I was trying to pick up pizza. | ||
| And then gunshots going off. | ||
| Had my wife and two kids in the car. | ||
| That wasn't fun. On the way home, I'm stuck behind a car with a giant bumper sticker of a graphic male body part. | ||
| And I'm just like, what? I either have to get out of here or we have to do something drastic. | ||
| Because America's just literally not safe for just families anymore. | ||
| It's a sick world as soon as you step outside of your door. | ||
| And we'll begin with the Daily Dispatch here in just a second. | ||
| Is that it? You brought it in? | ||
| That is just lurking, making me wait for it. | ||
| Here it is, your daily dispatch. | ||
| All right, here it is, folks, your daily dispatch for Monday, the 13th of May, 2024. | ||
| 24. | ||
| Israeli forces push into Gaza from north and south. | ||
| Israeli forces pushed deep into the ruins of Gaza's northern edge on Monday to recapture an area they had claimed to have defeated Hamas months ago. | ||
| Well, at the opposite end of the enclave, tanks and troops pushed across a highway into Rafah. | ||
| With some of the most intense fighting for weeks now taking place on both the northern and southern edges of Gaza, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians have taken flight, and aid groups warn that a humanitarian crisis could sharply worsen. | ||
| Israel described its latest return to the north where it pulled out most of its troops five months ago as far as a mop-up stage of the war to prevent fighters from returning and said such operations had always been a part of its plan. | ||
| Palestinians say the need to return to earlier battlegrounds is proof Israel's military objectives are unattainable. | ||
| And we'll get more into this a little bit later. | ||
| Lots of strange information coming out of Israel these days as to Whether it's even possible to defeat Hamas, American intelligence doesn't think so. | ||
| And also apparently American intelligence has better information than some of the Israeli intelligence, but now we're sharing it with them. | ||
| It's all very confusing. | ||
| Hopefully we'll break it down a little bit later. | ||
| Meanwhile, Boardwalk Empire starred Steve Buscemi punched by Maniac in random New York City attack. | ||
| Seems no one is safe on the streets of the Big Apple these days. | ||
| Not even beloved hometown actor and Brooklyn native Steve Buscemi. | ||
| Buscemi, 66, was strolling through Kips Bay last week when a brute... | ||
| Walked up and struck the Boardwalk Empire star in a broad daylight attack. | ||
| One of the latest unprovoked assaults in the five boroughs. | ||
| Law enforcement sources told the Post. | ||
| The actor suffered swelling to his face and left eye and was taken to Bellevue Hospital for treatment. | ||
| Meanwhile, his deranged assailant took off and is still on the lam, police sources said. | ||
| On the lam. He's probably just walking around in that exact same area. | ||
| On the lamp. Make it sound like it's Steve Buscemi's character from The Sopranos or something. | ||
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Yeah. You just see... | |
| He got bopped by a rival mobster. | ||
| Now that mobster's on the lamp. | ||
| They booked it to Florida. | ||
| No, he's just randomly walking around New York, probably punching other people, if I had to guess. | ||
| Gotta love all of the various things they call this guy. | ||
| Maniac... What else did they call him? | ||
| Deranged assailant? | ||
| Lots of different words for this. | ||
| They don't just want to say black guy. | ||
| Steve Buscemi punched by black man in a random New York City attack. | ||
| And this is a part of a trend. | ||
| This is part of a increasingly common interaction between New York City and Citizens or tourists or whoever happens to wander into that hellish landscape of crime. | ||
| And we'll get into some more stories of that later. | ||
| Multiple videos just this weekend. | ||
| People randomly slashing tourists. | ||
| 17-year-old being stabbed to death outside of a subway. | ||
| A woman being... | ||
| Basically lynched as the guy throws a belt over her neck and drags her between two cars and rapes her. | ||
| It's New York City's brand, I guess you could say. | ||
| Again, we'll have to do a New York City crime review here in just a little bit. | ||
| Meanwhile, on the other side of the country, insanity of a different sort takes root. | ||
| Gavin Newsom blames climate change weather events for California's massive financial deficit. | ||
| Okay. At a press conference, California Governor Gavin Newsom blamed climate change weather events for the significant shortfall in the state's public finances. | ||
| Once again, Gavin Newsom giving us an interesting new tactic to take with our wives. | ||
| I wonder if this would work. | ||
| I mean, if it works on a whole state, if the governor of a state is making this excuse... | ||
| Do you think it would work interpersonally? | ||
| You think it would work with your wife? | ||
| Honey, why are we not able to make our mortgage payment this month? | ||
| I don't know if you've seen the weather recently, but it's like, feels kind of hotter today than it did the other day. | ||
| So, I think that's your answer. | ||
| I think that might be it. | ||
| Don't look at the bank. What are you doing looking at the bank statements? | ||
| Quit looking at the bank statements. | ||
| I told you it was the weather. | ||
| It was global warming. | ||
| It's the Trump supporters and their big trucks, obviously. | ||
| That's why I spent all of our money on the homeless. | ||
| Incredible. A reporter asked Newsom the following question. | ||
| Can we explain to Californians how we moved from $100 billion surplus to such a significant deficit in just a few years? | ||
| After blaming volatility and saying the shortfall was anticipated, Newsom then spoke about unanticipated rain bombs that prevented the collection of taxes on time. | ||
| Yeah, you know when the tax collectors go walking from house to house with their big sack of gold? | ||
| And they have to get your taxes by hand, you know, like they did in Bible times. | ||
| It's the rain held them up. | ||
| It was too rainy, so the tax collectors couldn't make their pickups, I guess. | ||
| Yeah, this is, they think you're stupid. | ||
| I think the only thing to come out with is, they think you're stupid, and that's it. | ||
| Period. They really think you're stupid. | ||
| What is this video? | ||
| Is Gavin Newsom just standing in front of a wildfire? | ||
| Is he going to help? | ||
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He's just standing there. | |
| My God. My God. | ||
| Okay. We'll move on now. | ||
| Trump is still in court over this $100,000 payment eight years ago. | ||
| The media is desperate to treat this like the O.J. Simpson case. | ||
| I mean, they're desperate. They would love nothing more than wall-to-wall coverage, live footage from inside the courtroom, constant updates. | ||
| Problem is, I don't think anybody actually cares in the real world. | ||
| Nobody cares. I mean, this isn't even a thing. | ||
| Basically, you've got two types of people. | ||
| You've got people that see what this is and recognize this is a totally political, utterly baseless, completely fraudulent... | ||
| Show trial that they're putting on to try to get Donald Trump because they don't want him to run for president. | ||
| And the other side of people who don't actually care about the details of the case, they just hate Donald Trump, want him thrown into prison, and they're just like waiting for that to happen. | ||
| They don't actually care. They don't actually think that this is a big deal. | ||
| Nobody thinks it's a big deal. It's not a big deal. | ||
| It's not a thing. Didn't murder anybody. | ||
| Didn't even... | ||
| He wasn't even dishonest. | ||
| It's just like he labeled a payment legal fees because it was going to a lawyer. | ||
| Nobody cares. Nobody cares about the salacious details. | ||
| Nobody cares. But half the people are just like, yeah, I just want him in prison. | ||
| See, I'm fighting despotism. | ||
| See, I'm fighting for democracy, so just throw him in jail already. | ||
| Throw my political opponent in jail and rescue democracy already. | ||
| That's the other half. Sorry, let me just give you the update here in case you're interested. | ||
| Thrilling stuff. Michael Cohen is testifying. | ||
| Amazing. And this CNN article tells you pretty much all you need to know. | ||
| This headline. Opinion. | ||
| Michael Cohen has lied. | ||
| Here's why the Trump jury can believe him. | ||
| Sure, he's a liar. | ||
| Sure, his testimony and his statements are the only thing backing up this entire case. | ||
| Because it was him that actually made the payment that this is all about. | ||
| Rat face to face with the Don. | ||
| Prosecution set to rest. | ||
| Um... Michael Cohen, the erstwhile lawyer and fixer of former President Donald Trump was one of the first witnesses I interviewed as part of the first Trump impeachment. | ||
| This was because I was investigating the identical 2016 alleged interference now at issue in former President Trump's hush money criminal trial. | ||
| Again, Michael Cohen hates Trump. | ||
| Stormy Daniels hates Trump. | ||
| People are motivated by personal animus. | ||
| And this is CNN telling you. | ||
| But it's fine, though. Sure, we know he's a liar. | ||
| Sure, he has been caught lying about this thing in particular before. | ||
| But this time, we think he's probably trustworthy. | ||
| Good luck. Good luck with that. | ||
| Basically, all of the trials have failed. | ||
| At this point... Essentially all of them have failed, even if the Stormy Daniels thing, against all odds, reason, logic, basic function of a lawful society, if it does actually go through, which again, would just be the... | ||
| It would not so much be Trump being convicted, it would be America being condemned completely. | ||
| As just not even pretending to be a... | ||
| Liberal Republic anymore. | ||
| But if that does happen, there will be appeals and the sentencing probably won't take place until after the election with the latest delay with the documents case because they were messing with evidence and cheating and lying and getting caught. | ||
| That's not going to happen until after the election. | ||
| Basically, no other of the charges are going to be fleshed out before the election. | ||
| This will be their last hope. | ||
| It is the most Tenuous hope to grasp, but it's there, and it'll probably fail. | ||
| So Trump has basically got an open path to taking the White House, and nothing's going to stop it at this point, I don't think, but we'll get back into that. | ||
| Politics right now. Donald Trump's crowd size raises questions. | ||
| Former President Donald Trump is known to boast about the size of his crowds at his events, and his rally in New Jersey on Saturday was no different. | ||
| Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, spoke before a crowd of tens of thousands of people who gathered on the beaches of the town of Wildwood, repeatedly blaming President Joe Biden for the criminal charges he's facing and seeks to reclaim the White House in November, according to the Associated Press and the New York Times. | ||
| But Trump said his... Trump and his team said the crowd had exceeded 100,000 people. | ||
| You can't even see the back. | ||
| There's so many people here, Trump told attendees. | ||
| 80,000 is one other official number. | ||
| But the spokesperson for the city of Wildwood told the AP she estimated between 80,000 and 100,000 attended the rally based on her own observations on the scene. | ||
| Just unbelievably huge crowd in New Jersey of all places. | ||
| Shows the real scale of the support of Donald Trump. | ||
| I think it may have been on Troy or on Twitter, but somebody was saying. | ||
| And it's true. Joe Biden could hold rallies from here until kingdom come. | ||
| And it still wouldn't add up to the number of people that came out for one Trump event. | ||
| The man's got the energy behind him. | ||
| Now what I'd like to see is Trump getting a crowd of 80 to 100,000. | ||
| And then deputizing them all into a militia. | ||
| But that's just a fantasy of mine. | ||
| 80,000 force. | ||
| 80,000 man force. | ||
| Armed and operational. | ||
| Wouldn't that be something? But a man can dream. | ||
| But a man can dream. | ||
| Alright, that's it. That's your Daily Dispatch. | ||
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Their true evil. | |
| I mean, there is not anything else to call it. | ||
| And I want to play a couple clips now. | ||
| It appears as though there's a new talking point, I guess you could say, that's being rolled out. | ||
| We covered it a little bit last week, but we maybe thought that the instance where we saw this last week was a one-off. | ||
| It turns out this is now a talking point, and that is that America is evil. | ||
| America is evil. Our past is evil. | ||
| The things that we did were so evil that we don't have the Moral upper hand in any situation. | ||
| We don't have the right to say a single thing about anybody doing anything ever because frankly, we've done everything we've done is worse than anything else anybody's ever done. | ||
| And so we have to be contrite and apologetic and pathetic. | ||
| And this is coming from the Republican Party, no less. | ||
| So this is apparently the new talking point. | ||
| It truly is amazing that Even this, even this sort of last grasp of the neocons, the moral advantage that America enjoys on the world stage, is being willingly surrendered, willfully given up, just so Israel doesn't have to be criticized for being murderous psychopaths. | ||
| Let's go to clip number eight here. | ||
| Senator Lindsey Graham on NBC says, Bring up America dropping nuclear bombs when asked about Israel's outrageous treatment of the citizens of Gaza. | ||
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Let's watch. Historians would say, why is it okay for Reagan to do it and not President Biden? | |
| But let me ask you about the big deal. | ||
| Can I say this? Why is it okay for America to drop two nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to end their existential threat war? | ||
| Why was it okay for us to do that? | ||
| I thought it was okay. | ||
| To Israel, do whatever you have to do to survive as a Jewish state. | ||
| Senator, again, military officials say technology has changed. | ||
| But let me ask you about how all of this could impact. | ||
| Yeah, these military officials that you're talking about are full of crap. | ||
| Let me ask you something that I. | ||
| Good Lord. | ||
| You see the evil bubbling up in it. | ||
| It's like trying to get out. | ||
| He's trying to get out through that dead tooth of his. | ||
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Yeah. Look. | |
| When I saw this clip, I just went into a catatonic state for a little bit. | ||
| The number of things about this that are so baffling and wrong and strange and illustrative of how the world works. | ||
| And we'll get into it a little bit. | ||
| I just started writing a list. | ||
| I just got to list out the number of things wrong with this. | ||
| Here's a story from NBC News. | ||
| Senator Lindsey Graham says Israel should do whatever it has to while comparing the war in Gaza to Hiroshima and Nagasaki. | ||
| But let's just remind ourselves of what General Mark Milley said just last week. | ||
| So again, we saw this Mark Milley clip and we thought, okay, this is like a one-off. | ||
| This is like a bizarre thing for the former head of the American military to be saying about America. | ||
| Beyond explanation. But this is apparently a talking point. | ||
| We just heard Lindsey Graham say it there. | ||
| So whether this came from a think tank of some sort or whether this is just some sort of mind meld between well if I had to guess deeply closeted perverts like Mark Milley and Lindsey Graham. | ||
| I don't know. It has the scent of A talking point of sheets sent out by, like, AIPAC being like, okay, when they say this, you say this, okay? | ||
| When they talk about Israel being horrific, you bring up how America's been more horrific in the past, and they get Americans to go along with it. | ||
| And a major American politician to go, okay, great. | ||
| I will condemn my own country so that Israel can avoid criticism. | ||
| Let's go to Mark Milley. | ||
| Here's clip seven. We played it before, but it's worth it playing it over and over again. | ||
| Retired General Mark Milley talking about the U.S. being so bad we have no right to tell anybody how to conduct any war ever. | ||
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Let's watch. Righteous about what Israel's doing. | |
| And I feel horrible for the innocent people in Gaza that are dying. | ||
| But we shouldn't forget that we, the United States, killed a lot of innocent people in Mosul and Raqqa. | ||
| That we, the United States, killed 12,000 innocent French civilians. | ||
| And here we are on the 80th anniversary of Normandy, on the prep fires for Normandy. | ||
| We destroyed 69 Japanese cities, not including Hiroshima and Nagasaki. | ||
| We slaughtered people in massive numbers. | ||
| Innocent people who had nothing to do with their government. | ||
| Men, women, and children. | ||
| War is a terrible thing. | ||
| But if it's gonna have meaning, if it's gonna have any sense of morality, it has to be a political purpose, and it must be achieved rapidly with the least cost. | ||
| And that you do by speed. | ||
| And one of the things I personally very frustrating, the peace activists are actually pro-war activists, and we're the peace activists. | ||
| So you don't want war. | ||
| You better be strong. | ||
| You have to scare your adversary and you have to be willing to... | ||
| Why do you say the peace activists are war activists? | ||
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Because if you're the useful idiot of Iran and China begging... | |
| Literally, there are people on college campuses saying, be doing a pro-North Korea mantra. | ||
| If you think that creates peace, you are literally... | ||
| Why would Hamas ever give up? | ||
| They have you marching for them. | ||
| They're never going to give up. | ||
| You are an infection inside of our society, and they are the reason they're not going to give up. | ||
| If you want to stop these people, you have to be willing to be fierce. | ||
| They're out there supporting a terrorist organization whose very written charter calls for the death of all Jews, not just in Israel, worldwide. | ||
| I mean, come on now. If you're going to support that, you're on the wrong side. | ||
| Mark Milley throws U.S. military under the bus for Israel. | ||
| Yeah, well, hey, if you're supporting Israel, apparently you're supporting people even worse than Hamas. | ||
| I mean, do you hear the list that Milley just read off? | ||
| I mean, bombing innocent civilians in France and Nagasaki and Hiroshima and Mosul? | ||
| I mean, if you're going to support America, you're supporting all of that. | ||
| It's sort of a mixed message I'm getting there. | ||
| The mixed message being war is peace. | ||
| We'll explain this on the other side. | ||
| All right, welcome back, folks. | ||
| It really is amazing to see the leaders of America throw America under the bus for the sake of Israel's reputation. | ||
| Actually condemn America's past actions despite The absolute difference in context between what was going on 80 years ago and what's going on right now and today. | ||
| Things are not even remotely similar. | ||
| I think just... | ||
| You know, it's a short clip. | ||
| We'll just play it again. Let's go to clip number eight again. | ||
| Senator Lindsey Graham, you can see he's getting worked up. | ||
| He's getting angry. But it's the exact same talking point that we just heard delivered there from General Mark Milley that America has no leg to stand on when it comes to criticizing Israel. | ||
| Let's just go to this again. | ||
| Only this time as you watch it, Just imagine that we're swapping out the word Israel for Russia because if this is your stance, it's not just Israel. | ||
| We don't have a right to criticize. | ||
| We don't have a right to criticize anybody. | ||
| We are abandoning our moral superiority completely on the altar of Israel's Gaza offensive. | ||
| So let's go again to Senator Lindsey Graham. | ||
| Only this time imagine he's talking about Russia murdering Ukrainian civilians. | ||
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Let's watch. Why is it okay for Reagan to do it and not President Biden? | |
| But let me ask you about the big deal. | ||
| Can I say this? Why is it okay for America to drop two nuclear bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki to end their existential threat war? | ||
| Why was it okay for us to do that? | ||
| I thought it was okay. | ||
| To Israel, do whatever you have to do to survive as a Jewish state. | ||
| Senator, again, military officials say technology has changed. | ||
| But let me ask you about how all of this could impact. | ||
| Yeah, these military officials that you're talking about are full of crap. | ||
| Let me ask you something that I. | ||
| What an unpleasant person. | ||
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you Thank you. | |
| So, I mean, seeing this, it really is crazy. | ||
| I mean, so much of what the neocons like Senator Lindsey Graham have been involved in for the last 30 years has been predicated on America's moral superiority. | ||
| That's what gives us the right to invade Iraq or Afghanistan or try to overthrow Bashar al-Assad. | ||
| They're abandoning all of that. | ||
| This is crazy. | ||
| Do they not realize how useful for them this has been? | ||
| I don't agree with how they employ it. | ||
| But this is just like unprecedented. | ||
| Like, this just isn't something that happens in history. | ||
| That a country's supposedly most outspoken patriots throw that country under the bus and actually say, actually, we have no moral superiority over anybody. | ||
| Do whatever you want. | ||
| Hell, we nuclear bombed two cities, so if you want to Send soaring gas into the subway system. | ||
| Who are we to say that's wrong? | ||
| You get how insane this is? | ||
| I tried just to make a little list of things I found wrong with this. | ||
| Obviously the first would be that they're giving up the moral ground completely. | ||
| Why are the leaders of America saying that America's actions in the past were so abhorrent we have no right to tell anyone else what to do? | ||
| That's, again, just absolutely insane. | ||
| It's absolutely insane. | ||
| There's nothing else to say about that in particular aspect of it. | ||
| Because you could apply this to Russia. | ||
| You could apply this to North Korea. | ||
| You could apply it to China. Why shouldn't China bomb Taiwan? | ||
| What America is going to tell them? | ||
| Hey, America bombed Japan with nuclear bombs. | ||
| So, butt out. | ||
| Terrorists. We're the terrorist nation, I guess. | ||
| Replace the word Israel with Palestine. | ||
| Is it any different? | ||
| Well, do you condemn Hamas for October 7th? | ||
| Hey, look, America nuclear bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki. | ||
| Who are we to say about killing civilians? | ||
| Do you understand how crazy this is? | ||
| This is why it gives me vertigo just thinking about the number of ways this doesn't make sense. | ||
| They're killing civilians by the tens of thousands because civilians were killed. | ||
| But we can't say that killing civilians is bad because we've killed tons of civilians. | ||
| But we have to condemn October 7th because all the civilians that were killed. | ||
| I mean, this is schizophrenic. | ||
| It's madness. It's complete insanity. | ||
| But in giving up this moral superiority, any moral standing we have at all to tell any other country... | ||
| What to do, how to treat what they consider to be existential threats. | ||
| Can this not apply to Russia? | ||
| Can we not just take exactly the same thing that Lindsey Graham said? | ||
| Say, look, America bombed two cities in World War II, so who are we to say that Russia shouldn't carpet bomb all of Ukraine and set up a puppet government? | ||
| I mean, it's what we did after World War II. We used our military superiority to defeat popular governments and then install unpopular ones that still reign to this day. | ||
| I mean, think about all the countries that were not liberal democracies before America forcibly imposed that on them following a military victory. | ||
| So who are we to say that Russia shouldn't be able to do exactly the same thing? | ||
| A third part of this is a condition that we've noticed since literally October 9th, whenever we went on that next Monday after the October 7th attack, which is the heightened state of panic, keeping the people of Israel and just the general mood around Israel being that they are under existential threat and therefore anything is justified. | ||
| They are on the cusp of annihilation, so why shouldn't they fight with everything they've got? | ||
| And if you keep this sense of panic up, if you keep this sense of intensity at this height, then you can justify anything. | ||
| Even though October 7th was one attack that was seven months ago and nothing even remotely close to that has been seen since, even Iran's attack against Israel was sort of more of a show and nothing actually came of it. | ||
| But if they don't keep the atmosphere one of extreme tension, extreme fear to override logic and justify harsh and unrelenting measures, then it will be obvious what's really going on that a much larger and more sophisticated country is simply sitting back and from a safe distance bombarding people who have no ability to fight back whatsoever. | ||
| So they have to keep it in this state of intense panic, existential threat. | ||
| That way you can justify rash and harsh decisions. | ||
| Another question I would ask is, how long will October 7th be used? | ||
| Like, is there some sort of cap? | ||
| Will it be five years from now, they're still bombing all of their neighbors and They're still largely unopposed by any force of equivalent power. | ||
| And will they still be saying, yeah, but October 7th, though? | ||
| Yeah, but those civilians that died on October 7th justify anything to anyone? | ||
| I mean, it's been seven months. | ||
| It's been seven months. Sort of a lockdown situation, I guess. | ||
| People think, wow, this is pretty intense, but it can't go on for very long. | ||
| And that was back in October. | ||
| And by November you're like, I guess we're still doing this? | ||
| I guess this is still going on? | ||
| And now here we are seven months later going, oh right, this is the new normal. | ||
| Sorry, this is just the new normal and it may never end. | ||
| And maybe this is just the state of the world forever, next two years at least, all predicated on that one attack back in October. | ||
| Is there an expiry date? | ||
| Is there a point at which vengeance has been wrought and we can all calm down? | ||
| The real point of all this is something that's being said between the lines. | ||
| It's that Israel will nuke their neighbors and that's what the groundwork is really being laid for. | ||
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| We will... Israel and Gaza in just a second, but there's so much going on there. | ||
| And of course, it's that conflict that is causing so much other strangeness. | ||
| Just truly bizarre outcomes, like Lindsey Graham and General Milley abandoning all moral superiority. | ||
| It truly makes no sense at all. | ||
| And we've got some stories here that I want to go to. | ||
| But the point of this, I think, is... | ||
| And there were a couple videos that came out this weekend that I think taken together tell you more than the sum of their parts. | ||
| So you've got Lindsey Graham... | ||
| And Mark Milley both apparently getting some set of talking points that says, hey, when people... | ||
| I mean, it just keeps going and going, right? | ||
| The number of things to say about this. | ||
| Are they saying that it was bad for America to... | ||
| Nuclear bomb civilians, or to bomb civilians, or to kill 12,000 French civilians, or to firebomb Dresden. | ||
| Was that a bad thing? | ||
| They apparently are saying that's a bad thing, but they're using it to justify what Israel's doing. | ||
| So is what Israel's doing a bad thing? | ||
| I mean, if you're saying, well, look, we can't criticize Israel because look at what we did. | ||
| It doesn't work both ways. | ||
| Either you have to be saying, hey, we did this and it was fine, so it's fine when Israel does it. | ||
| Or you're saying what we did was horrible and reprehensible and regrettable, which means you shouldn't be advocating for Israel doing exactly the same thing. | ||
| I mean, this is why it's literally dizzying to me. | ||
| I'm like, wait, we bombed Nagasaki and that was bad, but because of that, it's okay that Israel does it. | ||
| This was also the final moves of a world war where tens of millions of people had been slaughtered. | ||
| This was an enemy in Japan who had... | ||
| I mean, these countries in the Second World War, they bet everything on the Second World War. | ||
| Japan was not going to give up. | ||
| Millie said it there. We had destroyed 69 Japanese cities before the nukes ever went off. | ||
| The firebombing of Tokyo killed hundreds of thousands of people in a single day without a nuclear bomb, just with waves and waves of bombers. | ||
| This was an entirely different setup. | ||
| But even on top of that, Americans had to be tricked into that war, too. | ||
| It was geopolitical maneuvers that forced Japan's hand in many ways into this. | ||
| I mean, just the number of things that make these statements baffling. | ||
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It's a lot. | |
| It's a lot. But why do they keep bringing up Nagasaki and Hiroshima? | ||
| And I even saw this. We all saw it. | ||
| Two or three weeks ago, this was another big talking point. | ||
| I showed you last week some clips from Hardcore History about the nuclear bomb supernova in the east. | ||
| I started listening to that because there was so much talk going around about The justifications for using a nuclear bomb, the morality of using nuclear weapons. | ||
| So this was already a talking point. | ||
| So why is this talking point being seeded into conversation? | ||
| Why is this cropping up so much? | ||
| Why are American military leaders and leaders of the pro-Israel wing of the Republican Party, that is the Republican Party, that is the United States government, why are they talking about nuclear weapons? | ||
| In terms of what Israel's doing. | ||
| And could it be laying the groundwork for actually using a nuclear weapon? | ||
| Because think about the fact that you've got all these people who simultaneously and in a seemingly coordinated fashion start talking about, well, America used a nuclear bomb and was that justified? | ||
| And it would be if we were under existential threat, you know, kind of like how Israel is. | ||
| On top of this Truly like spit in the face, disrespectful, ungrateful, infuriating speech that Benjamin Netanyahu gave. | ||
| Clip 14. Here is Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu saying that during the Holocaust, that is World War II, no nations came to the aid of the Jews. | ||
| Let's watch. I say to the leaders of the world, No amount of pressure, no decision by any international forum will stop Israel from defending itself. | ||
| As the Prime Minister of Israel, the one and only Jewish state, I pledge here today, from Jerusalem, on this Holocaust Remembrance Day, if Israel is forced to stand alone, Israel will stand alone. | ||
| But we know we're not alone. | ||
| Because countless decent people around the world support our just cause. | ||
| And I say to you, we will defeat our genocidal enemies. | ||
| Never again is now. | ||
| Why, because you're doing a Holocaust? | ||
| You're actually doing one this time? | ||
| So what does that mean? Israel will stand alone. | ||
| It can't stand alone. | ||
| I mean, it can't, right? | ||
| It's surrounded by Syria, Egypt, Lebanon. | ||
| It's got Hamas and the Palestinians. | ||
| It's got Iran. | ||
| All right there. How could it possibly stand alone? | ||
| And he sort of lets you know, right? | ||
| He's like, well, because Israel might be the only Jewish state, but there's lots of other states around the world with very decent people that will destroy their own country for the sake of Israel and have said as much multiple times in the past. | ||
| But it, again, just makes you think like, well, how could Israel possibly stand alone? | ||
| They're a tiny country. Their military is... | ||
| Frankly, incompetent. | ||
| See video after video. | ||
| They just wander into snipers' nests. | ||
| Just get destroyed. | ||
| They're not great. They're not great. | ||
| They're good at getting AI to target innocent people and then sending drones to destroy them. | ||
| I mean, that's not exactly standing alone. | ||
| So what does that mean? | ||
| It means they're going to use nuclear bombs, is what that means. | ||
| That's the threat hanging over all of this. | ||
| Israel is letting everybody know we will do anything, doesn't matter what it is, we will do anything to ensure our continued existence against any threat, even, you know, protesters and campuses. | ||
| There's no length to which we will not go. | ||
| And if we're forced to the wall, we'll do whatever it takes. | ||
| Now, Israel has never signed on to any nuclear agreement, their nuclear program, while being active since the 60s. | ||
| Because remember, they'll do anything to anybody who tries to stop them from being able to defend themselves. | ||
| So, say if a United States president wanted to send in inspectors to make sure that the Damona, I think this was called power plant, Wasn't being used to create nuclear weapons. | ||
| I mean, they'll do anything to stop that, right? | ||
| Up to and including maybe shooting that president in the head. | ||
| And so the threat is, we're going to put ourselves in an existential crisis by lashing out at all of our neighbors and bombing Syria and Lebanon and Hamas and Iran all at the same time. | ||
| And then if they attack us back, America has to step in because if they don't, then we'll be up against a wall and we'll have to use our nuclear weapons. | ||
| So I think Lindsey Graham and Mark Milley are participating in this build-up, in this psychological pre-programming, setting the stage for the acceptance that Israel can and will use nuclear weapons to defend itself and Which again is only possible if you have the entire world but in particular the American and Israeli governments in a state of absolute existential crisis and panic in which any extremity is justified. | ||
| So that's my interpretation of all this is that Israel is very thinly veiling the use of nuclear weapons As a way not to intimidate their opponents, but to force America's hand, saying if you don't defend us, we're going to use nuclear weapons. | ||
| If you don't step in and provide the military force and manpower to defend us, then we'll have no choice. | ||
| We'll have to use nuclear weapons. So if you don't want us to use nuclear weapons, we better get over here. | ||
| Start putting your boys in the way of their bullets. | ||
| To defend us. | ||
| I think that's the ultimate build-up to where they're heading. | ||
| And hell, we've had people calling here who are, they're eager and waiting. | ||
| They know that God wants Israel to bomb Damascus with a nuclear bomb. | ||
| The Bible says so, I guess. | ||
| All right, welcome back, folks. | ||
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We'll move on now. | |
| I have so much more to cover when it comes to just Israel. | ||
| I don't want to just talk about this, but this is where all of the insanity is coming from. | ||
| So I feel like I have to. | ||
| Maybe we'll move back to it. | ||
| Maybe we'll go back to that in just a little bit. | ||
| Because there are other major threats taking place. | ||
| Including a summit hosted in Saudi Arabia by the World Economic Forum. | ||
| Let's check in with our friends at the global government. | ||
| The World Economic Forum hosted a summit in Saudi Arabia. | ||
| Clip number 11. Let's just find out what they're up to, shall we? | ||
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If we think cash is the analog... | |
| And digital currency is the form of digital. | ||
| CBDC is the digital form of cash. | ||
| Today, clearly, we're in a hybrid situation. | ||
| We're using both. | ||
| And we know in the past, when it comes to cash, central bankers were very much in control with all aspects of cash. | ||
| And now we're comfortable to the point where the private sector plays a big role in the printing of the cash, in distribution of the cash, and with the private sector, we use interest rates to manage the supply of cash. | ||
| The same thing is likely to happen with CBDC. Yes, the central bank will have a role. | ||
| But at some point in time, the same way we don't call it central bank cash, we're probably going to stop calling it central bank digital currency. | ||
| It's going to be a digital form of the cash, and at some point in time, hopefully, we will be able to be 100% digital. | ||
| People are used to it right now. | ||
| Many of our payments are digital. | ||
| The truth is, I said that we're in a hybrid model. | ||
| There's less and less use of cash. | ||
| And I think that... | ||
| From predominantly digital with a little Physical. | ||
| I think the transition to fully digital is not going to be a stretch. | ||
| People are used to it. People have engaged in it. | ||
| And circumstances did help. | ||
| Adoption rates increased because of COVID. This is where contactless started to become something of a necessity, something of a safety, something of a requirement. | ||
| And because of that, there is very little resistance. | ||
| Trust is already there. We just need to build it in a way that makes sure that we safeguard the risks. | ||
| Cybersecurity risk is a must, and it needs to be dealt with at the national level. | ||
| And to counter cybersecurity risk, you need to continue to invest, you need to continue to collaborate, and you need to continue to train. | ||
| With those three things, we've done it in the past, I think we should be able to manage these risks. | ||
| So they're doing it. I mean, they're just going to do it. | ||
| They're moving over to 100% digital. | ||
| The ironic thing is he's there talking about how mostly what we do is digital anyway. | ||
| Like, it's a mixed system, but that's not really an issue. | ||
| It's not really a problem, actually. | ||
| Actually using cash but transferring it digitally doesn't actually represent a big problem to anybody. | ||
| So why we would need a complete overhaul of the system doesn't really make any sense. | ||
| But COVID helped us get there. | ||
| COVID helped to progress the agenda of implementing digital currency as if that was an accident, as if that wasn't a primary reason of the pandemic in the first place. | ||
| But how could this happen all at once? | ||
| Well, in the same way that We've seen the videos where they were saying, well, this new vaccine, it's not going to be easy to get into people's arms. | ||
| We've got to have some sort of excuse. | ||
| It's the same thing with digital bank. | ||
| We'll have a disaster, and the solution proposed will be digital currency. | ||
| Let's go to clip 12 here. | ||
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Some indicators of financial stress have risen. | |
| At the same time, the valuations of some financial assets appear to have become stretched. | ||
| This could increase the risk of a sharp correction that could generate system-wide stress. | ||
| The recent rise in the use of leverage in non-bank financial institutions could amplify the effects of such a correction. | ||
| There's the Bank of Canada warning about a meltdown. | ||
| Gee, I wonder what the solution will be. | ||
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All right, welcome back, folks. | |
| By the way, from InfoWars.com, published today, EU's controversial digital ID regulations set for 2020, mandating big tech compliance by 2026. | ||
| EU's new digital ID rules, digital identifying regulations, are about to come into force on May 20th, mandating compliance from big tech and member countries in supporting the EU digital identity wallet. | ||
| However, work is not complete on the EUDI wallet, as several pilots plan for 2025 to consolidate the process of implementation of the rules. | ||
| So digital ID, digital currency, all manipulatable, programmable. | ||
| The digital chains around your wrist. | ||
| It really is unnecessary, but they're just doing it. | ||
| Unless we want to stop them. | ||
| Unless we feel like stopping them at any point. | ||
| Wouldn't be that difficult. | ||
| In fact, you can stop most of this stuff very easily, it turns out. | ||
| We'll go to a couple videos here. | ||
| I guess we'll start with clip number 13, because 30 days ago, Tennessee banned geoengineering in their state, banned chemtrails. | ||
| Now, this was ridiculed, since chemtrails don't exist, obviously, in the same way that There's a lot of outrage when you try to ban pornographic books in elementary schools because apparently they don't exist in there. | ||
| And this, again, doesn't make any sense. | ||
| If you try to ban transgender surgery for minors, you get a chorus of people going, but they don't do transgender surgery to minors. | ||
| You go, okay, well then it shouldn't be a problem if it's banned. | ||
| Okay, well if it doesn't happen, then we'll just go ahead and ban it and there'll be no change. | ||
| So why are you so angry at banning something that doesn't exist? | ||
| That doesn't really make any sense. | ||
| Same thing happened in Tennessee. | ||
| They banned chemtrails, which apparently didn't exist and were totally fabricated and total nonsense by the fact that it's admitted at this point. | ||
| A strange thing has happened in the 30 days since. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number 13. | ||
| It's been over 30 days since Tennessee Congress banned chemtrails. | ||
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In Tennessee since Congress and chemtrails. | |
| We used to have stripes all day long, every day in the sky. | ||
| Guess what? Still haven't seen a single chemtrail in the sky. | ||
| Since the Tennessee Congress banned chemtrails in Tennessee. | ||
| Oh, I thought that was a conspiracy theory. | ||
| Isn't that funny how all the stripes just disappeared out of the sky magically as soon as they banned it? | ||
| Not a single one. | ||
| It's been well over 30 days. | ||
| Huh. Funny how that works. | ||
| Funny how that works. | ||
| And it seems like this is becoming a more popular and very effective way to counteract some of this stuff. | ||
| Just get the states to do it. | ||
| You should get the states to ban this stuff. | ||
| There have been states recently, I can't remember if it was Missouri or Montana or somebody, just banned digital currencies. | ||
| They said, yeah, digital currency isn't a thing. | ||
| It's not going to be a thing. | ||
| They also banned, they also decided to get rid of income tax when it comes to gold, I think. | ||
| You get paid in gold, you don't pay income tax, something like that. | ||
| You can just pass these laws on a state level and they have to stop doing what they're doing. | ||
| That's got to be at least a temporary solution to all of this. | ||
| So Tennessee bans chemtrails. | ||
| Suddenly all the chemtrails go away. | ||
| It's as simple as that. | ||
| And again, you can sort of circumvent the conversation about whether chemtrails even exist or not, whether digital currencies are even going to happen. | ||
| I mean, their constant refrain is that these things don't exist, they're not happening, and you're crazy if you think they are, which is like, fine, okay, then let us ban them. | ||
| If it's not real, let us ban them. | ||
| You can think we're stupid. | ||
| You can just think it's an exercise in fantasy that we're banning something that doesn't exist. | ||
| But what's the harm? Let's just ban these things. | ||
| Ban transgender surgery for kids. | ||
| Ban digital currencies. Ban chemtrails. | ||
| Just see what happens. | ||
| While we're at it, we should ban propagandizing kids into being transgender. | ||
| And we'll return to that in just a second. | ||
| But on the topic of weather modification and chemtrails and blocking out the sun and absolutely inexplicably stupid programs pushed by climate change activists... | ||
| Let's go to clip number three. | ||
| Here's a report from CNBC. Bill Gates is backing a program to get rid of blue skies. | ||
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Let's watch. Bill Gates is backing the first high-altitude experiment of one radical climate change solution, creating a massive chemical cloud that could cool the Earth. | |
| It's called solar geoengineering, and it's highly controversial. | ||
| How long will it be that countries keep experiencing these climate impacts before someone gets desperate and says, hey, we need to cool the planet with solar geoengineering? | ||
| It would look something like this. | ||
| Thousands of planes would fly very high and use nozzles to inject millions of tons of light reflecting particles into the stratosphere. | ||
| It would create a thin chemical cloud of those particles around the whole planet, blocking some sunlight from reaching the surface. | ||
| It would mimic a giant volcanic eruption, which we know cools the Earth. | ||
| But it also comes with significant risks and uncertainties. | ||
| Things like mass famine, mass flooding, drought, of kinds that will affect very large populations. | ||
| It could weaken monsoons in India, China, and Africa enough to affect crops. | ||
| It could eradicate blue sky. | ||
| You start increasing the amount of diffuse light and you have less direct light, which is the same thing as saying it looks hazy and white. | ||
| How Bill Gates-funded solar geoengineering could help stop global warming. | ||
| You know, the interesting thing about that report is how honest they were about what the effects of this would be. | ||
| Typically, everything in this regard is couched in these weasel words where it's all, well, we used our strategic aerosol injections to provide an invisible shield of, and in this case, there's like a giant chemical cloud blotting out the sky. | ||
| Yeah, well that's what it is, yeah. | ||
| No, it sounds horrible. | ||
| No, it sounds like The Matrix. | ||
| It sounds like a horror movie. | ||
| Like some sort of sci-fi villain from the 50s. | ||
| That's crazy. | ||
| They just list it along with everything else. | ||
| It could potentially help crops in Africa and also stop the sky from being blue. | ||
| I'm sorry, what was that last one? | ||
| It stops the sky being... | ||
| So we're going to live in a gray, hazy realm of fog because of climate change. | ||
| Okay. No. | ||
| No, let's not do that. | ||
| Let's imprison anybody who even suggests such a thing. | ||
| Let's make an example out of anybody that even approaches this suggestion. | ||
| I mean, I don't know if we as humans can even really envelop, truly comprehend what we're talking about here. | ||
| You're talking about blotting out the sun. | ||
| You're talking about spraying so many chemicals into the sky that it's no longer blue. | ||
| It's just a gray, hazy mist. | ||
| As I talked about last week, These things you can't just undo. | ||
| You know, at least with COVID, I mean, they caused the problem, right? | ||
| They create the thing in a lab. | ||
| But at least you can go, okay, schools are open again. | ||
| At least when you're doing damage by shutting schools or forcing people to wear masks, you can just go, ah, you know what, let's not do that anymore, and then the effects stop. | ||
| You can't just undo Covering the earth in a shroud of gases. | ||
| You can't just undo that. | ||
| You can't just stop that and reverse its effects. | ||
| These are world-changing programs that they're actively involved in carrying out right now. | ||
| And the unintended consequences from the previous interventions that they've supported have been huge. | ||
| Civilization destroying. | ||
| We're going through that right now. | ||
| And every single time, it's exactly the same. | ||
| They implement a social security program that's a Ponzi scheme, which means we require migrants. | ||
| So they bring in migrants. So the crime goes up and the pensions don't get filled anyway. | ||
| So now everything's worse regardless. | ||
| But it all started with their implementation of this program. | ||
| Just like they created COVID in a lab. | ||
| They released it on purpose. | ||
| Then their interventions made everything worse, caused a bunch of other side effects, crippled the minds of a generation of children. | ||
| But it all started with their creation of it in a lab. | ||
| These industrialists have offshored all of the manufacturing and production to China, where there's no environmental controls, where they produce as much as the rest of the world combined in terms of pollution and CO2 and any of the other... | ||
| Gases and chemicals that they predicate, blame global warming on. | ||
| They create the issue and then their solution is blotting out the sun, literally. | ||
| I mean, it's beyond sick. | ||
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| Let's go now to clip number two here. | ||
| This is a, I believe it's an Australian member of parliament. | ||
| Explaining that this can all be encapsulated by the phrase, the Great Reset. | ||
| And that whatever form it takes, whether it's the Great Reset under COVID or Build Back Better under Biden, climate change interventions, it's all part of the same program, program for world domination, program for the prison planet, and the absolute and permanent takeover of national... | ||
| Governments by a one-world unelected government of not just supreme and absolute control, but control wielded by vindictive anti-human psychopaths in particular. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number two. Instead of working together to push Klaus Schwab's World Economic Forum plan based on United Nations policies, work together instead for our country. | ||
| Klaus Schwab's life by subscription, quote, is really serfdom. | ||
| It's slavery. Billionaire globalist corporations will own everything. | ||
| Homes, factories, farms, cars, furniture. | ||
| And everyday citizens will rent what they need. | ||
| If their social credit score allows. | ||
| The plan of the Great Reset is that you will die with nothing. | ||
| To pull off this evil plan, Klaus Schwab's World Economic Forum will need to take more than just material possessions from Australians. | ||
| Senators in this very chamber today who support the Great Reset threaten our privacy, freedom and dignity. | ||
| Yes, they're in this Senate chamber. | ||
| One Nation vehemently opposes the Great Reset, the Digital Identity Bill, theft of agricultural land use, forcing farmers off their land, and all of the Great Reset. | ||
| One Nation has a comprehensive plan to bring our beautiful country back to sustainable prosperity. | ||
| And in the months ahead, we will be rolling that plan out. | ||
| Instead of LibLab pushing Klaus Schwab's Great Reset with the tagline, you will owe nothing and be happy, One Nation advocates the Great Resist. | ||
| We stand for a world where individuals and communities have primacy over predatory globalist billionaires and they're quizzling bureaucrats, politicians and mouthpiece media. | ||
| One Nation accepts the challenge to provide a better future for everyday Australians. | ||
| We have one flag, we are one community and we are one nation. | ||
| Wide awake media put that out. | ||
| It really is very simple. | ||
| I mean, it's just up to us whether we actually value the things they're destroying or not. | ||
| And one of the ways that this can be seen most clearly, the willful destruction of civilizations. | ||
| And this is, I mean, this just runs the gamut. | ||
| We're just talking in a broad stroke, full spectrum attack at this point. | ||
| Because it's COVID. It's the financial push. | ||
| It's the industrialization and the consolidation under the umbrella of multinationals. | ||
| The destruction of small businesses. | ||
| The destruction of the middle class. | ||
| The elimination of intergenerational wealth. | ||
| They want everybody to reset to zero. | ||
| And importantly, not them. | ||
| This does not apply to them. | ||
| You can see this. | ||
| You can see it clearly under COVID where... | ||
| Certain executives were exempt from passport, you know, vaccine passport requirements that everybody else was subjected to. | ||
| This was publicized, this was part of the actual laws that they were passing, saying, but if you're a part of Google, you get to come into the country when nobody else can. | ||
| But obviously the other aspect of you will owe nothing is you will have no privacy. | ||
| These people have ironclad privacy. | ||
| These people, you can't know how much money they have or where their yacht is going or what they're up to in their hotels when they meet in Davos. | ||
| I mean, it's total iron curtain silence when it comes to their privacy. | ||
| You, however, will be continually surveilled constantly. | ||
| So don't think that these people are just... | ||
| You know, like monks who are just like, we have nothing and we want you to have nothing too so you can embrace humanity. | ||
| No, these people, they will have everything. | ||
| They will own everything. Everything will be at their disposal. | ||
| You will have nothing. But this is evident in COVID. It's evident in the financial institutions, evident in the unequal application of force when it comes to shutting down It's all a choice. | ||
| It's evident, obviously, in immigration, hugely. | ||
| This is the choice people are making. | ||
| And they can frame it as if this is an existential threat, as if everything's just happening and the people at the top are doing their best and are respectable and they love humanity and want to protect civilians and are just making the hard choices and really they should be celebrated and they're heroes for making these hard choices. | ||
| They had to make the choice that we wouldn't want to make, so God bless them for killing all of the children. | ||
| We wouldn't be strong enough to do that. | ||
| It just happens over and over with everything. | ||
| One of the most Evident examples of this would be in the crime rate and be in the way that every week or so there's a new article decrying and demonizing and attempting to portray as evil or bad somehow what Naya Bukele has done for El Salvador where he's cleaned up the streets just destroyed the murder rate Made it safe again. | ||
| Made it safe for investors. | ||
| Made it safe for families. | ||
| Made it safe for the innocent people that aren't tattooed goblins. | ||
| And they hate him for this. | ||
| They don't want you to know how easy it is. | ||
| They don't want you to know how easy it is to get rid of chemtrails or stop CBDCs or stop crime. | ||
| Which means they're like accessories to all of these crimes. | ||
| They are responsible for all of the crimes that we see because they are in charge of doing something about this problem and they refuse to do anything about it. | ||
| And again, the best example of this is probably New York City. | ||
| And even just over the last few days, the number of stories I have are horrific, devastating, mind-blowing. | ||
| And at this point, expected. | ||
| Typical, basically. Basically typical. | ||
| We have a shocking video of a New York City man slashing random tourists near Times Square. | ||
| Let's go now to clip number nine. | ||
| There's a New York City man. | ||
| There he's got his walker. | ||
| You know, he's on disability, right? | ||
| He probably gets a thousand bucks a week for being on disability. | ||
| The poor man. There he stands up and, uh, what do you know? | ||
| Attacking white women. Who would have thought? | ||
| Whoever could have expected such a thing. | ||
| Just hanging out. I'm sure this is what he does just all day, every day. | ||
| Shocking video show New York City man slash random tourist near Times Square. | ||
| A couple of tourists probably doing some shopping in Times Square. | ||
| And oh, time to get stabbed by a homeless black dude. | ||
| New York City. If you can't make it here, if you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. | ||
| Like a fighting pit. | ||
| If you could make it in New York City, you could make it in the slave pits of Timbuktu. | ||
| Because it's practically the same. | ||
| I mean, there's lots of videos. | ||
| Let's go to that new one of the man lynching the woman and dragging her away to be raped. | ||
| Shall we? Clip number 17. | ||
| So look, I mean, I guess it's these women's fault. | ||
| I mean, they think they can just walk down the street in New York City. | ||
| They're looping the belt around the woman's neck, dragging her off unconscious to in-between cars where he starts to sexually assault her. | ||
| Pretty sure this guy was an illegal immigrant as well, if I'm not mistaken. | ||
| All these guys have rap sheets like 100 miles long. | ||
| We can go ahead and take that video down. | ||
| We don't actually need to see the rape. | ||
| It is what happened. Steve Buscemi getting punched in the face. | ||
| 17-year-old was stabbed to death outside of a subway. | ||
| And it just goes on and on. | ||
| And the solution to this is incredibly simple. | ||
| Just get rid of these people. | ||
| Police have identified a 39-year-old. | ||
| They call it a lasso attack. | ||
| Bordock Empire, Steve Buscemi, punched by maniac in random New York City attack. | ||
| I don't know, are they maniacs or are they just responding to cultural incentives? | ||
| I mean, what do you think is going to happen when you arrest a guy ten times and let him out of prison every time? | ||
| And the difference between his life and prison is basically the same because he's... | ||
| Living off of the state and wasting every day, inside or outside. | ||
| I mean, it's just... | ||
| There's no... | ||
| It's not like he's like, I got a career to get back to. | ||
| Now that I'm out of prison, I'm going to make something of myself. | ||
| Just collect welfare checks. | ||
| Sit around on the curb and occasionally get the impulse to stab a... | ||
| White person. That's their life. | ||
| That's their existence. There's a phenomenon that people are pointing out now. | ||
| I've talked about it a bunch because I talk about like watching true crime podcast. | ||
| And you just hear these people describe their day. | ||
| And you're just like, this is your day. | ||
| This is what your life is like. | ||
| Just nothing. Just wandering from gas station to gas station. | ||
| Happen to see a friend on the corner. | ||
| Go move a lawnmower with him for 10 minutes. | ||
| Wander back somewhere else. | ||
| I mean, it's just... There are literally tens of millions of people who just do nothing all day. | ||
| I can't understand it. | ||
| I can't even understand being in that situation. | ||
| But I certainly can't understand having an entire society set up to fund and facilitate this. | ||
| This is nonsense. | ||
| So what this means is just the... | ||
| Worthless criminal people are the sole receivers of benefits from the government, while the people that actually pay taxes and work hard and do the right thing get nothing but hurt by the government. | ||
| It's madness. It's utter madness. | ||
| But the meme going around now is the milling around. | ||
| Milling around competitions. | ||
| Because people have noticed that migrants... | ||
| From the Middle East go to Europe and they just mill around all day. | ||
| Make sure to stand on the corner. | ||
| Look over there. | ||
| Look over there. Wander to your friend's place for a falafel. | ||
| Wander home. Lear at the white women. | ||
| Just milling around. | ||
| What are they doing all day? | ||
| What is wrong with them? | ||
| What would they do if American or European tax dollars weren't paid out to them daily to facilitate this lifestyle? | ||
| Would they actually have to work or would they just die? | ||
| I'm willing to find out. | ||
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All right, welcome back folks. | |
| We're going to move on to politics here in just a second, then we'll be joined by... | ||
| Sun Weatherman on Twitter, who went absolutely viral this weekend, letting people know what was going on with the sunspots. | ||
| We'll talk to him about what actually happened and what the increased solar activity and magnetosphere changes portend for the near future. | ||
| We're going to talk about Trump here. | ||
| But quickly, there's so many stories like this. | ||
| And this is just the latest, but Raw Egg National has posted today's reminder that the more testosterone you have, the more likely you are to persist in fighting, even against hopeless odds. | ||
| All the more reason to eat raw eggs, lift weights, sun your balls, ditch plastics, and filter your water. | ||
| Not giving up, testosterone promotes persistence against a stronger opponent. | ||
| The distortion of testosterone in the public mind, people think testosterone is just like aggressive and angry. | ||
| It's like you're more likely to persist even against impossible odds if you have high testosterone. | ||
| You're actually more likely just to be fair and just. | ||
| You're more likely to make an objective decision if you have a higher testosterone. | ||
| Just everything works better. | ||
| You're more likely to go with your gut and trust your instincts. | ||
| Testosterone in men is not optional. | ||
| It's very necessary. | ||
| So when you think about the people that are trying to enslave the world, obviously testosterone is one of the things that you'd want to target. | ||
| These are chemical wars being waged against us right now, whether it's hacking reality through dopamine receptors by creating social media specifically to incentivize Certain things by giving you dopamine reactions to these things or in manipulating your testosterone so you're easier to dominate and are more likely to give up, more likely to succumb to the pressure. | ||
| There is a physical as well as a spiritual and mental aspect to the Infowar. | ||
| And just like we try desperately to give you the spiritual and Logical weapons you need to defeat the globalists. | ||
| We have the cure to their physical machinations as well. | ||
| Infowarsstore.com has a lot of supplements that can go towards boosting your testosterone or at least can give you the energy you need to start working out and naturally boosting your testosterone or simply get the balance of chemicals That's necessary for a proper functioning of your mind and body. | ||
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| If you think about the way that diseases are often classified, especially mental illnesses, they're always called disorders, right? | ||
| A disordering disorder. It's not that chemicals are bad in and of themselves. | ||
| Some are, obviously. But for the most part, in the human body, you just want order. | ||
| You want a balance. And when things are disordered or unbalanced is when things get bad. | ||
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| Keep us on the air as well, and we really do appreciate it. | ||
| I have a lot of interesting political articles here about Donald Trump. | ||
| There's a lot of panic going around. | ||
| They are all in on this one Stormy Daniels case. | ||
| Again, we don't need to reiterate how utterly baseless all of this is, but it's their last toe. | ||
| Everything else has been delayed until too late to affect the election. | ||
| Most of them being pushed until after the election. | ||
| So if they don't get them with this one, They actually have to contend on the political battlefield, which they are increasingly sure they cannot do. | ||
| We showed you some images during the Daily Dispatch of Donald Trump's crowd size in New Jersey, but it was enormous. | ||
| Trump and his team said the crowd exceeded 100,000. | ||
| Spokesperson for the city of Wildwood said it was at least 80,000, but 100,000 was probably correct. | ||
| Some on social media questioned those numbers, and others reported that many attendees left the event before Trump had finished speaking. | ||
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| Yeah, no, it may look like 100,000. | ||
| There's like 85,000 max. | ||
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Oh, really? I guess if you're desperate. | |
| I guess if you're desperate, that's the excuse you could make. | ||
| Lauren Boebert wrote, Trump's New Jersey rally probably had more people in attendance than Joe Biden has spoken to this entire year. | ||
| And they're very worried about this. | ||
| They're very concerned about Trump's domination at this point. | ||
| Trump leads in five key states as young and non-white voters express discontent with Biden. | ||
| Donald J. Trump leads President Biden in five crucial battleground states. | ||
| A new set of polls shows as a yearning for change and discontent over the economy and the war in Gaza among young, black, and Hispanic voters threaten to unravel the president's Democratic coalition as the anti-white coalition. | ||
| Surveys by the New York Times, Siena College, and Philadelphia Inquirer found that Mr. | ||
| Trump is ahead among registered voters in a head-to-head matchup against Mr. | ||
| Biden in five of the six key swing states, Michigan, Arizona, Nevada, Georgia, and Pennsylvania. | ||
| Mr. Biden led among registered voters in only one battleground state, Wisconsin. | ||
| So these are the states that obviously they'll be focusing on and we have to be focusing on and have to be the target and goal of any sort of voter security programs. | ||
| If you're in one of these states, it is incumbent on you to volunteer to be a poll watcher. | ||
| We had this video last week. | ||
| I never got around to it, but I do want to because it really reveals the desperation the Democrats are feeling and their inability to contend with reality. | ||
| It's James Carville ranting about how Trump is ahead and beating them in everything and how the Democrats have absolutely nothing to offer to anybody other than to call Trump a threat to democracy. | ||
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| Fewer people think January 6th was any kind of what it was. | ||
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It was an assault on the temple of democracy, the Constitution. | |
| I don't know what the **** you want to say. | ||
| It's going the wrong way. | ||
| It's not working. | ||
| Everything that we're throwing is spaghetti at a wall and none of it is sticking. | ||
| Me included. | ||
| And it's hard when you start in your 80th year And, you know, like anybody else, I have an opinion of myself. | ||
| And the opinion I've come to is, I don't matter. | ||
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It doesn't matter. | |
| You can prepare. | ||
| You can be on TV. You can write pieces. | ||
| You can have a YouTube channel. | ||
| You can have a podcast. | ||
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And nothing. | |
| Nothing. And, you know, we've got to, like, try to think of something That's James Carville having an existential crisis over the fact that their insane lies about Donald Trump aren't working. | ||
| Have you tried not being horrible people? | ||
| Here's a suggestion, James Carville. | ||
| Have you tried having policies that aren't exclusively detrimental to the people that you're pitching them to? | ||
| He's like, we've tried everything. | ||
| I've had a YouTube channel. | ||
| I've tried to lie to them. | ||
| I've tried to trick them. | ||
| I've tried to... | ||
| Confuse them. I've created illusions and delusions and madness and nothing works. | ||
| It's like, oh, have you tried being a decent person and actually confronting the real issues people have? | ||
| Or are you relentlessly obsessed with creating new problems that aren't actually issues and then pouring billions of dollars into those policies that only make things worse for everybody? | ||
| Have you tried pitching something that isn't retarded? | ||
| This is just a humble suggestion from an equally unimportant person, James Carville. | ||
| Why don't you actually try not being horrible liars and maybe people will trust you? | ||
| Why don't you start producing policy that benefits people and they might gravitate towards you? | ||
| That was really, James Cargill, infuriated that people aren't just blindly following the liars anymore. | ||
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| Without cheating, it doesn't seem like there's much they can do to stop the Trump train. | ||
| Donald Trump is gearing up for his second administration. | ||
| Oh. | ||
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| Short of cheating in the election or killing Donald Trump, both of which they are perfectly capable of doing and justifying. | ||
| Because they're probably not going to send him to prison. | ||
| They're probably not going to be able to... | ||
| Justify that whatsoever. | ||
| It's just utter nonsense. | ||
| And so they'll have to cheat or kill him. | ||
| That's the choice. | ||
| Those are the choices. And just on the topic of his legal case... | ||
| This story was published yesterday on Infowars. | ||
| How on earth is this not a felony? | ||
| Don Jr. | ||
| slams Bragg team for deleting evidence of phone calls. | ||
| A paralegal for DA Alvin Bragg admitted on the stand that a quantity of evidence had been deleted. | ||
| This included phone calls between Stormy Daniels' lawyer and Michael Cohen. | ||
| Donald Trump Jr. took to Twitter to slam DA Alvin Bragg and his team after it emerged that evidence of phone calls between Stormy Daniels' lawyer and Michael Cohen was deleted. | ||
| Insanity! How on earth this is not a felony committed by Bragg and his minions? | ||
| I'm sure it would be if the Trump team did it. | ||
| I'd love if we had actual journalists that would report on this ongoing travesty. | ||
| Sadly, proper journalism is dead. | ||
| They're just scribes for the regime. | ||
| Some call records were deleted from files, Paralegal confirms. | ||
| This was posted by Greg Price, which he detailed how paralegal Jaden Jarmul Schneider admitted that three pages worth of call details, including calls between Stormy Daniels' lawyer Keith Davidson and Michael Cohen, were deleted. | ||
| Price noted that evidence tampering is a Class E felony in New York. | ||
| Twitter owner Elon Musk also chimed in with typically laconic response to Price's post. | ||
| Odd, Musk tweeted. | ||
| Yeah, odd. Isn't it so odd that we live in a completely corrupt system of criminals who can get away with anything while subjecting patriots to incredibly and impossibly to high meat standards? | ||
| Isn't that odd? | ||
| Isn't it so odd that we're being taken over by scrupulous, unscrupulous scumbags, by absolute worthless criminals? | ||
| Isn't that odd? Isn't that so odd? | ||
| I'm sorry, not just unscrupulous criminals, pedophiles to boot. | ||
| Ashley Biden confirms diary is real in letter to judge. | ||
| Joe Biden's daughter Ashley has confirmed the authenticity of her diary in a letter to the judge presiding over the case of the woman accused of stealing it, which wrapped up last week. | ||
| This is published today on Infowars.com. | ||
| The letter obtained by New York Times, Ashley Biden, makes it clear the diary was hers, referring to it as her personal private journal. | ||
| She expresses her distress at the theft and asks for the defendant, Amy Harris, to be sentenced harshly. | ||
| Now, if I'm not mistaken, she left this diary somewhere because I sincerely believe that there is some subconscious desire of the Biden children to destroy their father. | ||
| I don't know what Oedipian horrors are going on in their minds, but I just don't think it's an accident that she leaves this journal in like a vacation house, same time that Hunter Biden just accidentally leaves a laptop chock full of terabytes worth of incriminating information at a repair shop. | ||
| Like, there's something there. | ||
| They want to be caught. I think they want to be caught. | ||
| I think they're crying out for help. | ||
| Yeah, and we knew that. | ||
| I mean, it's not like we had to have Ashley Biden say, yes, that was my diary. | ||
| It was, obviously. | ||
| Just like the Hunter Biden laptop was obviously his. | ||
| I mean, it's not like we need confirmation of this. | ||
| It's just obvious from basic observation, but good to have another confirmation of that. | ||
| Democrats, meanwhile, are considering the cancellation of the 2024 DNC. It's not going to happen. | ||
| There's not going to happen at a national convention. | ||
| And they might blame it on the Trump receiving overwhelming support at recent rallies. | ||
| It's because it would be a redo of the 1968 election. | ||
| Democrat convention because the Democrats are split down the middle with both sides being rabid and unhinged psychopaths. | ||
| So they don't want a gigantic miniaturized version of Israel versus Gaza at the DNC. They don't want to show how fractured and vulnerable they are. | ||
| That would be my guess. | ||
| They also don't want some sort of upset where you've got everybody at the convention deciding that turns out Joe Biden is too old and senile to run the country and choosing somebody else. | ||
| And then there's this from Time Magazine. | ||
| Donald Trump on what his second term would look like. | ||
| And I just love the way that these people... | ||
| Frame everything. These journalists. | ||
| And this is the ultimate skill that you need to participate in the info war. | ||
| Is just seeing through the rhetoric. | ||
| It's as simple as seeing through the rhetoric. | ||
| Just take what they say and then step back. | ||
| Reorganize it in your own mind to go, what did they actually just tell me? | ||
| So... They say first, this is very hopeful, this is an article called How Far Trump Would Go. | ||
| Donald Trump thinks he's identified a crucial mistake in his first term. | ||
| He was too nice. Yeah, accurate. | ||
| Very true. Very true. | ||
| I mean, he's got to regret at this point not just going full bore in his first term. | ||
| Not just locking Hillary up. | ||
| Like, nationalizing the state guards and just going against his enemies 100%. | ||
| I mean, he's got to be sitting there. | ||
| For the last four years at least, he has to have been sitting there going, you know, I should have just done it. | ||
| I should have just, wouldn't be going through this, be having to sit in court, wouldn't be having to be sued by a porn star, wouldn't have thousands of my followers in prison for January 6th. | ||
| Wouldn't have to be spending millions. | ||
| I wouldn't have some fat cow of a DA trying to take my buildings in New York. | ||
| I should have just done it. | ||
| Should have not tried to play nice with these people. | ||
| I really do think there was an awakening that happened with him. | ||
| I think it happened in the 2016 campaign in the first place. | ||
| But then I think just throughout his... | ||
| Throughout his tenure as president, he really tried. | ||
| He really did try to play their game. | ||
| He really tried to do the thing that the establishment expected him to do. | ||
| He tried to do it through the system. | ||
| He tried to get the legislature along with him. | ||
| He tried not to just be a dictator. | ||
| And look how that worked out. | ||
| They are teaching him the lesson. | ||
| I hope he's learning it. As to how to deal with these quote-unquote people. | ||
| But here's how the Time magazine continues. | ||
| We've been talking for more than an hour on April 12th at his fever dream palace in Palm Beach. | ||
| Aids lurk around the perimeter of a gilded dining room overlooking the manicured lawn. | ||
| This is the thing. You read this and it's like automatically in this one sentence or two sentences you've got this idea of like Opulent, but cold and depersonalized. | ||
| But in reality, he's talking about a wonderful thing. | ||
| He's talking about a beautiful building and a beautiful lawn. | ||
| Little helpers, you know, there to assist their boss or working on jobs in the background. | ||
| But the way it's framed, fever dream palace. | ||
| Like, to leftists, this is like, okay, if something's nice, if something actually looks nice, And had money put into it and has been around for a while. | ||
| They think that's a fever dream. | ||
| Now, if they'd been in some, you know, rundown shack in Harlem... | ||
| They'd be going in a place, a cozy place filled with character, right? | ||
| The way that they describe it would be and they're just like needles and rats and like dead possums and homeless people just like stabbing people outside and there's like the vibrant and eclectic energy of New York City can be found in this cozy and unassuming little building, right? It's all about just the words they use. | ||
| So When they're describing this, they want to give you the impression of, in his gilded fever dream palace, overlooking a manicured line. | ||
| Yes, you're in a nice place with beauty surrounding you. | ||
| I know this is horrifying to you as an inhuman rat-worm creature, but these things are nice. | ||
| I haven't even gotten to what this article is talking about, but I just want to illustrate the sort of underlying cultural, spiritual reality of the people writing these articles. | ||
| That, like, they cannot exist in a place of beauty and cleanliness and deference and authority. | ||
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| It's like when Gollum has the elven rope on him. | ||
| It's too pure. It's too clean. | ||
| It's too nice. They flip out. | ||
| All right, we'll be back on the other side. | ||
| Stay with us. | ||
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All right, folks, we'll be joined by Ben Davidson. | |
| I have my bouncing. | ||
| Suspicious observers on YouTube in the next five minutes or at the end of this segment. | ||
| Next segment. I just want to continue with this Time Magazine article. | ||
| Because it's a great selling point for Trump. | ||
| I mean, in the same way, and again, the reason why I harped on about the way this guy described just being in a nice place with helpful people around as being akin to sitting in Satan's lair. | ||
| Because this is the way they describe everything. | ||
| Because everything throughout this whole article are things that are good and nice and pleasant. | ||
| But they have to, just like a nice building with a manicured lawn, has to be described as some hellish whatever these people think. | ||
| The opulence is repulsive to them because it's nice and pretty. | ||
| But that's how they describe everything. | ||
| Everything in this is a good thing that reasonable people would enjoy, but to these people whose souls are of the worm variety, they find it all repulsive. | ||
| And the point of it is that Trump apparently is going to go a lot farther this time, which is good. | ||
| All this means is he's playing by the rules that they set down. | ||
| Looking at the actions and behavior of the people in Washington, not the words that they use. | ||
| He fell for the words last time. | ||
| He thought, these people are patriots, these people want what's best for the country, and I'm going to show them how they can get elected while supporting America First policies. | ||
| Then he realized, oh, they don't actually care about any of that. | ||
| Oh, they actually have entirely different priorities than me. | ||
| So if they want to systematically over several decades, as they have, usurp the power of the Congress, consolidate it into the executive branch, and act as an unaccountable, unelected spy state who can do whatever they want to whoever they want, imprison political dissidents, honey trap protests, then I guess that's what we'll do. | ||
| I guess if you want to make your bed, prepare to get screwed in it. | ||
| He says beneath the typical torrent of invictive, there's a larger lesson he's taken away. | ||
| Quote, I let them quit because I have a heart. | ||
| I don't want to embarrass anybody, Trump said. | ||
| I don't think I'll do that again. From now on, I'll fire. | ||
| Talking about his advisors who backstabbed him and that he simply let quit or resign. | ||
| Six months from the 2024 presidential election, Trump is better positioned to win the White House than at any point in either of his previous campaigns. | ||
| He leads Joe Biden by slim margins in most polls, including several of the seven swing states likely to determine the outcome. | ||
| That doesn't mean we get lax. | ||
| That doesn't mean he doesn't need our support. | ||
| It doesn't mean we can't be making the arguments. | ||
| And putting in place the poll watchers and security systems that we need to actually make sure they don't cheat. | ||
| Because remember, these people are willing to violate any norm. | ||
| They're willing to shatter any restrictions placed on them by the Constitution. | ||
| They are out for blood. | ||
| And if you get in their way, they consider you an existential threat to them. | ||
| So anything they do is not just justified, it's good in their minds. | ||
| The same way that... | ||
| All this other stuff we've talked about in the rest of this episode. | ||
| If you can convince Israel that it's under existential threat from Hamas, then who cares how many tens of thousands of children they kill? | ||
| It doesn't matter. When it comes to Trump, who cares that they're distorting and destroying the entire system of law our country relies on? | ||
| It's Trump. They have to. | ||
| He's destroying democracy, so we have to destroy democracy to stop him. | ||
| What they describe as a, quote, imperial presidency that would reshape America and its role in the world to carry out deportation operation designed to remove more than 11 million from the country. | ||
| He would be willing to build migrant detention camps to destroy, deploy the U.S. military at the border and inland. | ||
| He would let red state monitor women's pregnancies and prosecute those who violate abortion bans. | ||
| He'd be willing to fire a U.S. attorney who doesn't carry out his order to prosecute somebody. | ||
| He's weighing pardons for every one of his supporters accused of attacking the U.S. Capitol on January 6th. | ||
| He would gut the U.S. Civil Service and deploy the National Guard to American cities as he see fit. | ||
| You're hired, Trump. I'm voting for you. | ||
| Welcome back. Ladies and gentlemen, this is the American Journal. | ||
| I'm your host, Harrison Smith, welcoming my guest, Ben Davidson. | ||
| He's the founder of Space Weather News and has been providing a daily analysis of solar terrestrial physics since 2011. | ||
| You can find him on X at Sun Weatherman or by visiting suspiciousobservers.org with a zero instead of an O in observers. | ||
| That's also the name of his YouTube channel, Suspicious Observers, with a zero in observers, X, Sun Weatherman. | ||
| And you can get his book at suspiciousobservers.org, again with a zero in observers. | ||
| Ben, thank you so much for joining us. | ||
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It is a pleasure to be here, Big Phantom. | |
| Thank you for having me on. Well, thank you very much for coming on, and big fan of yours as well. | ||
| We played a couple of your videos last Friday on the lead-up to the big solar storm, which turned out to provide some of the most amazing photos and videos of auroras as far south as Alabama in some cases. | ||
| Are we through the woods yet, or are we still expecting some of these coronal mass ejections? | ||
| Are they still arriving? Is this storm over? | ||
| Where are we now? Well, the meat of this storm is over. | ||
| We could still have one from the weekend sequence, and actually this morning there was another long-duration flare. | ||
| Now, even though the sunspots that have been producing this are beginning to turn out of view, they'll be rotating onto the far side of the sun, facing away from the Earth. | ||
| They did release a pretty wide blast this morning. | ||
| Initial analysis does suggest this is going to clip Earth, kind of like give us a glancing blow, they sort of say. | ||
| It's not a direct hit like we took on Friday afternoon and Friday evening, but kind of like you're jogging and somebody jogs past you and nudges your shoulder, you might fall over. | ||
| It's not anything to worry about, and You know, at the start of this, and even before they occurred, we said, look, we do expect a fairly significant uptick in the local and regional, perhaps up to national level system glitches, network outages, but that this was not the solar kill shot, the global EMP that sends us back to the Stone Age. | ||
| That is precisely what happened. | ||
| There was about 350 Regional, up to national level networks and system outages. | ||
| There were problems with banks. | ||
| There were problems with online services. | ||
| There were some problems with infrastructure, whether that's internet or power, but those were mostly localized. | ||
| The big issue is that these were not titanic solar storms. | ||
| The solar flares we got in 2017 2003, 1989, numerous examples in the past were much, much bigger blasts from the sun. | ||
| And yet, these relatively smaller blasts that we just took over the weekend produced nearly the same effects on the Earth. | ||
| And yes, you're correct. | ||
| There were northern lights seen in Alabama. | ||
| They were seen in Florida, Texas, Arizona, Mexico, and even down to Puerto Rico. | ||
| Now, that is important. Because that's only happened twice in history, in 1921 and in 1859. | ||
| I guess in terms of modern history, if you were to go back further in time with a time machine, you might be able to find others. | ||
| But the point is that when you get aurora that are going down that far towards the equator, it really tells you something. | ||
| And this, combined with the fact that the actual electromagnetic disruption to our planet It was pretty much on par with vastly greater solar flares from the past. | ||
| This has to do with something that's been going on for several decades now and is getting much worse as of late, and that is that the magnetic poles of our planet are shifting. | ||
| It's a magnetic pole shift, a magnetic reversal, a geomagnetic excursion. | ||
| There's lots of names for it. | ||
| And we've been seeing More of these auroral records, the northern lights, are coming down too far south. | ||
| We've been seeing too high of solar storm effects in terms of the magnetometers which measure the state of our magnetic field. | ||
| The ionization of the atmosphere from these solar storms. | ||
| We're seeing I think we're good to go. | ||
| It's just that the sun is getting an easier and easier shot at our planet because this magnetic bubble that protects us is weakening more and more. | ||
| And these record events that I just described, late last year and early this year, we had been suggesting, hey, these are actually Even more than we would expect based on where we thought we were with the magnetic field changes on our planet, they seem to indicate that we have taken another acceleration and that we are getting further down the line towards this magnetic pole shift. | ||
| We got confirmation of that in what was probably the best scientific study of the year so far, basically describing how at one point last year there was the strongest magnetic anomaly that Anyone has ever seen on our planet and it has caused another acceleration in this pole shift. | ||
| And of course this is a big deal because this Not only can it impact what it takes from the sun to knock out power grids, but also it has effects on the ozone. | ||
| It impacts how much radiation from space is coming into Earth. | ||
| The magnetic field that's weakening doesn't just protect against solar flares. | ||
| It protects against cosmic rays and dangerous energy from supernova. | ||
| All that scary stuff out in space is shielded. | ||
| By the magnetic field of our planet, and as that weakens and fades with the magnetic pulse shift, the energy that we are taking as a planet gets higher and higher and higher, and that's the real concerning thing. | ||
| When I was on with your colleague on the live space, I was on with your colleague Alex Jones on Friday afternoon, and myself and actually a couple other individuals who were pretty knowledgeable indicated that this probably was not the solar ending kill shot, but it was a very good opportunity to see how our magnetic field was doing. | ||
| And as amazing and beautiful as it was to see the Aurora go down to places like Mexico and Puerto Rico, it's also extremely concerning. | ||
| There is absolutely no chance That this level of solar activity would have done this just a decade ago, not even close. | ||
| And so what it really tells us is that we're getting further and further down the line into this very problematic situation. | ||
| Yeah, and you've answered a lot of questions that I had about this because that was my understanding is that we're both seeing an increased activity of solar flares and sort of abnormalities from the sun combined with a weakening magnetosphere. | ||
| And these two things combined can be very troublesome. | ||
| Does this mean, what happens when the magnetic pole shift takes place? | ||
| You say we're farther down the line. | ||
| Do we just keep getting weaker and weaker and weaker? | ||
| Or will there be a reversal where, you know, at one point we'll be as far as weak as it will possibly be, and then it will, you know, regain back up strength? | ||
| I mean, what is the prognosis for the magnetosphere as this magnetic pole shift takes place? | ||
| The total magnetic pole shift is probably going to happen before the year 2050. | ||
| And that's me being as happy and conservative as I can be. | ||
| If we get another acceleration like we got last year, we could be looking at the 2030s when this happens, maybe the early 2030s. | ||
| The field doesn't completely disappear, but it goes down to anywhere from about 3% or 4% of total strength to maybe as much as 10% of total strength, meaning we would lose 90% or more of our protection. | ||
| And here's the critical part of this. | ||
| While for about two decades there were papers back and forth, scientists arguing, how dangerous is this? | ||
| Is this just something that's going to affect our compasses? | ||
| Does this really matter? | ||
| Over the last few years, there has really begun to be a pretty good consensus among all of the scientists that say, not only is this dangerous for our planet, but when we look back in time and we track when these last ones occurred, There is always a surge of extinction events. | ||
| And it's not quite as bad as what happened 65 million years ago when the dinosaurs died out. | ||
| But it's the kind of thing that If normally, just by nature, a couple species go extinct every couple of years to a decade, all of a sudden we get a few dozen species or maybe 100 or 200 species that go extinct within a very short time period. | ||
| And the reason for that has to do with three very simple things. | ||
| First, as we mentioned, the ozone loss is a big problem. | ||
| When we lose the ozone, which is what happens when the magnetic field weakens and more of that particle energy actually comes through, it does a very good job destroying the ozone. | ||
| Now, normally when the magnetic field is strong, there's a nice balance between those particles destroying the ozone and the UV light from the sun in a photoionizing way, creating ozone. | ||
| There's creation and destruction and a balance. | ||
| But the magnetic pulse shift tips that balance in a very significant way, and we get a very significant ozone loss. | ||
| This, combined with the extra energy that's coming in, causes extreme climate chaos. | ||
| And we're talking, take what they call global warming in the news. | ||
| You know, the scariest scenarios they put forth. | ||
| What we see in the past is about 10 times that in a much shorter period. | ||
| And so that's the kind of thing that really is dangerous. | ||
| Now, while this environmental shift is ongoing, every living creature is being bombarded with extra radiation, protons, electrons, neutrons, and other breakouts from these particles. | ||
| And so that's a bad one-two punch to begin with. | ||
| The climate becomes hostile and you're being irradiated 24 hours a day to a much higher degree than You know, you have been your whole life or any of your previous generations. | ||
| And while those two terrible things are going on, the magnetic field, everybody knows that birds use the magnetic field for navigation, but it's not just birds. | ||
| Turtles, several different marine creatures, insects, land mammals, and not just for Migrations, but to find breeding grounds for foraging in terms of fleeing predators. | ||
| They have discovered literally hundreds of correlations across the food chain, across the animal kingdom, that are directly tied to a magnetic sense in these animals. | ||
| It's often referred to as magnetoreception in some of their cells. | ||
| Sometimes it's in the eye. | ||
| Sometimes it's in the brain. | ||
| And this actually goes all the way down to things like algae and bacteria. | ||
| And so we have this navigational disruption across the food chain. | ||
| Wow, that same food chain is taking extra radiation and all of that inside of a climate that is becoming more hostile. | ||
| This is the reason why these studies have now Once they've decided to look for multiple things, okay, let's look for these magnetic pole ships in the past. | ||
| Can we confirm the extra radiation? | ||
| Now let's take a look at what happened to the species. | ||
| Let's look at the fossils. This is why they are now all starting to find the same thing, that these are devastating events for the biosphere of Earth. | ||
| And the biosphere simply just means the living world. | ||
| There's even effects on plants, bees, and For plants, it's everything from seed health to germination to flowering and how well they're able to take in UV light and carbon dioxide for the processes of photosynthesis. | ||
| There's literally nothing on the planet that isn't touched by this magnetic pole shift. | ||
| Now, luckily, it's never so bad that it kills the whole world. | ||
| But it's bad enough to cause several extinctions every time it happens. | ||
| And for the species that don't go extinct, their numbers seem to go down by anywhere from 20% to 90%. | ||
| Now, this is a big deal. | ||
| And it's not only a big deal when you think of the fact that we are living creatures, but the fact that we depend on this food chain. | ||
| We depend on the animal kingdom. | ||
| We are one system as a whole. | ||
| Further complicating this fact is that if this solar storm this weekend, for example, had been as big as the one in 2003, we would have had grid-down scenarios. | ||
| And as the magnetic field gets weaker and weaker and weaker, it's taking less and less from the sun in order to have the same kinds of impacts. | ||
| In addition to all of that terrible stuff I just mentioned, at some point it's going to get bad enough that we are going to lose the global grids. | ||
| And when everybody goes down, there's nobody coming to help. | ||
| It's not like you've got new transformers coming on a truck the next day. | ||
| We're talking months, years, if not a prolonged period where there's no heat, there's no electricity, there's no power to your home, there's no power to hospitals. | ||
| There's no water treatment. | ||
| There's no water distribution. | ||
| There's no refrigeration. | ||
| There's no 911, no gas, no ATMs, no food at the store after only about three or four days. | ||
| All of the vehicles are toast. | ||
| All of the farming is completely devastated because who farms like it's the year 1700 anymore? | ||
| We use very sophisticated technology for agriculture these days. | ||
| Not only is this an extinction-level event from a natural perspective, but we humans in our advancement and our electrified and globalized world have created another level of dependency on the status quo that is going to disappear during this event. | ||
| And it is... For all of the stuff that they try to scare us about on the news, this is something that is far worse. | ||
| For all intents and purposes, if we were living in anything other than a clown world right now, science fiction writers would already be out of a job. | ||
| You couldn't make up something more incredible or terrifying. | ||
| And this is actually going to happen. | ||
| This isn't like the worst fears about climate that we heard 20 years ago. | ||
| Ice is going to be gone. | ||
| It's the end of snow. This isn't like the worst fears they told us about COVID. It's going to be a winter of death and destruction for the unvaccinated. | ||
| If you're unvaccinated, it's time to make an end-of-life plan. | ||
| This one is actually real. | ||
| And not only is it proven throughout time when we look back in history, but we humans now haven't Extra kicker in terms of our dependence on electricity for very basic infrastructure and things that help us survive. | ||
| This is not good and virtually nobody's talking about it. | ||
| Yeah and you know Obviously, we were on top of this on Friday, and some people were saying, oh, you're just fear-mongering. | ||
| And we were saying, no, no, we want you to be prepared. | ||
| We're not saying to be scared and fearful of this. | ||
| We aren't trying to sell you a vaccine or get you to give up your car. | ||
| It's just you need to know this is going on so you can have a plan in place in case it... | ||
| I mean, it's going to happen at some point. | ||
| It's best to be prepared for it. | ||
| How can people prepare on an individual level for this type of event? | ||
| And then how could the government, if it wasn't a clown government full of... | ||
| In a very nice way, I'll just call them clowns, and that's being charitable. | ||
| But if they actually wanted to put the money and effort towards preparing for this type of event, what could they do? | ||
| So what could individuals do to prepare for this? | ||
| And what could governments do if they had the will to prepare for this inevitability? | ||
| So on an individual level, a lot of the normal prepping aspects still apply. | ||
| You want to have extra food. | ||
| You want to have extra water. | ||
| In case there's chaos around you, especially if you live in a big city, exercise that second amendment and make sure you don't run out of bullets. | ||
| But with this, there are other considerations. | ||
| The fact that if this happens, it could be prolonged. | ||
| We're talking years, maybe more than a decade. | ||
| At that point, You need seeds. | ||
| You need pre-industrial tools. | ||
| You need to make sure you have building materials. | ||
| You need to make sure that if there's no electricity, you can survive the climate that you're in, whether that's making sure your clothing or your home or even down to your blankets is on point. | ||
| Make sure you have a good way to make fire. | ||
| The other thing is, when this happened the last time, There were a lot of problems in some of the early cultures of humanity, but a lot of them were able to survive. | ||
| And there was something that we noticed that was similar among all of those cultures that really managed to get through this and thrive. | ||
| First, none of them were by the ocean. | ||
| There do seem to be tremendous tsunamis all over the world due to extra earthquakes and volcanic landslides and other things like that, which also has to do with the amount of energy that the Earth is taking in. | ||
| A lot of them were in relatively high elevation, but every single one of them had a way to hide underground. | ||
| Whether you're talking about the underground massive things in Cappadocia in Turkey, Or any of the hundreds that are found in Europe. | ||
| Or even something like the cave dwellings that are found near me here in Colorado. | ||
| There always seem to be a way for these people to hide in the ground. | ||
| And the best thing about that is the ground, even if you are just under a few inches of topsoil in something like a root cellar. | ||
| That's enough to protect you from the weather, from climate extremes of all kind. | ||
| That's enough to protect you from almost all of the dangerous radiation that's going to be coming in much stronger. | ||
| Taking it a step further to the government perspective, just the acknowledged underground facilities, forget the secret ones we don't know about, just the ones they tell us exist, could already house 25 to 50 million people. | ||
| Who knows when it comes to the ones we haven't been told about. | ||
| There's a famous seed vault in Svalbard, way up north, but it's only one of dozens. | ||
| It does look like the government is trying to prepare to some extent. | ||
| The big question, of course, is are they preparing for everyone or are they preparing for the elites, for a select few, for themselves? | ||
| That's an open question, one I I think that we can speculate about it deserves discussion, but we can't really know the answer to at this time. | ||
| I do know that one of the best things they could do would be to actually tell people what's happening. | ||
| Get them informed so that they can have the facts and begin to search out these kinds of solutions. | ||
| Of course, I do also have to recognize and understand that there's a problem with that. | ||
| People could panic. | ||
| It could cause utter chaos that would create even more destruction and failures in basic systems. | ||
| I mean, if they tell you we only have a few more years left until this happens, who's really incentivized to go to work and to keep things churning? | ||
| And so they are in a bit of a pickle. | ||
| I wouldn't want to be in their position regarding this, but I do know if the question is what could they do to save as many people as possible, it's start storing more freeze-dried food. | ||
| It's start building more underground areas for people to survive and let this information actually come out so that the people Can be informed and make their own best judgment decisions about what to do about what's happening right now. | ||
| What about, should they maybe spray chemicals into the air to block out the sun? | ||
| Are you behind Bill Gates' plan to do that? | ||
| No, it's fascinating stuff, man. | ||
| I'm sorry, we're running out of time here, but I just wanted to thank you for coming on and sharing your wisdom. | ||
| If people want to find out more, they can, of course, go to your YouTube at Suspicious Observers with a zero at the top of observers instead of an O. On X at Sun Weatherman, Suspicious Observers, again with a zero, and observers.org is where you can get Ben Davidson's book. | ||
| Thank you so much for joining us. | ||
| Keep up the great work. And you are now a regular account that I visit on X to see if I'm about to be destroyed by a sun wave. | ||
| Thank you so much for joining us, Ben. | ||
| Thank you very much. You have a great rest of your day. | ||
| Thank you. You too. And keep up the great works. | ||
| We need somebody out there telling us what's going on. | ||
| We're not getting it from anywhere else. | ||
| We'll be right back, folks. On the other side, we'll open up the phone lines for your calls. | ||
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| Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen. | ||
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| We got insanity across the board. | ||
| We've got Trump succeeding politically, marching towards the White House with barely an obstacle in his way. | ||
| The lawsuits, the criminal trials, every single one of them is falling by the wayside. | ||
| But all that means is that they're gonna get more insane, they're gonna get crazier, they're gonna pull out even more desperate measures to try to stop this inevitability. | ||
| We've got bird flu on the horizon, workers being monitored for bird flu. | ||
| We've got, of course, the illegal immigrants being brought in and then given voter registration forms. | ||
| We've got the census being rigged in order to provide them with more representation. | ||
| Based on the number of illegals that are in there. | ||
| We've got, of course, the Israel war that continues to just spiral out of control slowly, but surely just getting more and more tenuous and dangerous. | ||
| We've got, and we could go on and on about that. | ||
| I'm just, I'm trying to keep it less than half of the show focused on Israel, even though I'm gonna have to save some stories for tomorrow about that topic in particular. | ||
| It really is getting crazy out there. | ||
| It's getting absolutely crazy out there and not in a vernacular sort of way. | ||
| I mean, the mental illness is rising rapidly, quickly, and by design. | ||
| So we'll talk about that now. | ||
| I told you at the beginning of the show that this weekend, for me, was a A time in which the reality of where our country going was made very obvious. | ||
| Just on the way home, we went to see a baseball game, then on the way home, sitting in a parking lot waiting for the food truck to give me the food I was picking up. | ||
| And there's a bunch of black dudes fighting in the parking lot. | ||
| One of them pulls out a gun and starts shooting. | ||
| I have to drive away with my two kids and my wife, not really knowing what's going on, but certainly in more danger than they should ever be. | ||
| And then while driving home from that, I'm stuck behind a Jeep with a giant graphic image of a male body part on the back. | ||
| And it's just like... What is this? | ||
| What is this world that we're in? | ||
| It's just chaos and filth and misery and crime and violence. | ||
| It's all horrible. And then my wife goes to a birthday party for one of her friends from work. | ||
| And the conversation of trans kids comes up. | ||
| My poor wife is like, she's like, I can't just get up and leave, but like, Just every time, every time we're in these social situations, it's like everybody else is just fully on board with whatever the insanity is. | ||
| And I'm sure everybody listening to me right now has had this experience where you just go, yes, I'm just going to keep my mouth shut. | ||
| I guess I'm not just going to ruin the vibe here. | ||
| By just saying what everybody knows to be true. | ||
| This is sick. Everything that's happening is disgusting and sick and wrong and horrible and horrifying and bad. | ||
| And I've talked about this family before. | ||
| But I feel like the process as it happens to the average person is so bizarre. | ||
| When you know what's really happening, when you know what's actually causing these things to happen, it seems impossible that other people don't also see this as happening, but the fact is they don't. | ||
| They don't understand that the transgenderism phenomenon is being deliberately pushed. | ||
| They actually don't. So... | ||
| How to set this up in the most effective way. | ||
| Because what... This is a seven-year-old girl. | ||
| She's a tomboy. She likes to have her hair cut short. | ||
| She likes playing in the mud and wearing boys' clothes. | ||
| Not just the way she is. Parents never thought this was strange. | ||
| She's a tomboy. That's fine. | ||
| My mom was a tomboy, so who cares? | ||
| That's just how it was. And then at one point, they realize that she is being called he at school. | ||
| That's the first introduction to transgenderism. | ||
| To them, their kid was normal and just a tomboy. | ||
| Then they learn, oh wait, they call you he at school? | ||
| Well, how did that happen? | ||
| And they ask, well, do you want us to call you he at home? | ||
| And the girl goes, no, I don't really care. | ||
| So they're like, okay, I guess this isn't that big of a deal. | ||
| And the mom actually thinks that what happened was because the girl has short hair and dresses like a boy, that her friends at school mistakenly called her he, and she just never corrected them. | ||
| That's actually what she thinks happened. | ||
| And it's like, we've got to tell these people. | ||
| That's never happened. | ||
| That is an insane cope if that's what you actually suggest happen. | ||
| That's never happened. Ever. | ||
| My wife was a tomboy when she was in elementary school. | ||
| If anybody said he, she'd say, actually, I'm a girl. | ||
| Call me she. And that's the obvious response. | ||
| I mean, from a parent, you go, oh, kids call you he at school. | ||
| You need to correct them. You need to tell them, no, I'm a girl. | ||
| Say she. They actually either convince themselves or either as a... | ||
| I don't know, justification, whatever it is, they actually come up with this idea that, oh, the kids must have been, her friends must have been mistaken and she just rolled, she just went with it and doesn't really care. | ||
| And you've got other friends at this birthday dinner going, oh my god, she's so cool. | ||
| She's the bravest kid I know. | ||
| It's so cool that she's just like, you know, expressing herself like that. | ||
| It's like, she's not expressing herself. | ||
| No, she is being indoctrinated by a cult member. | ||
| She's being told to do this and she's going along with it. | ||
| You're congratulating her and celebrating her for being the victim of brainwashing. | ||
| Obviously. And like hearing about this conversation sort of made me just go, you know what? | ||
| It doesn't matter the arguments that you make. | ||
| All that matters is having control of the mainstream media. | ||
| All that matters is what the powers that be decide to pump out to the masses. | ||
| Because these people just go along with it. | ||
| There's no logic in their argument. | ||
| There's no thought that they've put into it. | ||
| They're herd creatures. | ||
| Who understand that right and wrong doesn't come into it. | ||
| All that matters is that you support the thing that everyone else supports. | ||
| That you say the thing that you hear everybody else saying. | ||
| You'll be safe then. | ||
| You're safe then amongst the crowd. | ||
| You've been given approved talking points and you'll repeat them and you'll feel good and satisfied. | ||
| You'll get the dopamine hit of everybody nodding along and agreeing with what you say. | ||
| They're programmed in this. | ||
| In a lot of ways, they don't have souls. | ||
| And it's kind of a sad thing to realize. | ||
| It's the truth. And it's almost like if these same people were just picked up and put in Nazi Germany, they would be the most fervent Nazis. | ||
| If they were picked up and put in the 1920s, they would be the prohibitionist women demanding that alcohol be illegal. | ||
| It's just whatever is being pumped into them, they incorporate into themselves. | ||
| They embody it. They take it in. | ||
| They are true NPCs of the most literal sort. | ||
| And it's kind of depressing because it's like, Okay, they are incapable or unwilling to make the arguments, have the arguments, debate this, think for themselves, is this right or not? | ||
| That never enters into their consciousness. | ||
| It's never... | ||
| There's no barrier that a statement has to pass through. | ||
| It just... If it's from the mainstream media, if it's repeated by celebrities, if it's fed to them on their Instagram feed, they just absorb it. | ||
| Just no critical thinking, no critical thought of any sort. | ||
| Just absorbing whatever it is and spitting it back out verbatim. | ||
| And so in a way, it's like, okay... | ||
| We just need to take over. | ||
| We just need to take over. And if we just had the mainstream media that just told them reality, they would just believe reality. | ||
| I don't think these people can be incorporated through the info war. | ||
| I think the info war needs to do the takeover, and then we'll get them in. | ||
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All right, folks, we've talked a little bit about it before. | |
| But in this... Information war, we've made some strange but powerful allies, even if they don't consider themselves allies. | ||
| They are. And J.K. Rowling is one of these. | ||
| A hero. A true, honest-to-God, heroic woman. | ||
| In the way that she is standing up against the forced speech laws, the hate crime laws, the transgender madness, is nothing short of heroic. | ||
| She responds to a comment. | ||
| The comment says, Bold take here, but I think you should try to treat everyone with kindness. | ||
| I guess that's taking things too far for you, though. | ||
| To which she responds, When you stop telling me to lie, I'll stop shouting the truth. | ||
| I mean, that's it. That's the conversation right there. | ||
| Because you understand what's happening. | ||
| What's happening is that truth is mean. | ||
| Telling the truth about things is uncomfortable to people that believe delusion. | ||
| So to be kind to the delusion believers... | ||
| You have to participate in their delusions. | ||
| You're being too mean. | ||
| It's simple kindness. | ||
| How did they put it? You should treat everyone with kindness. | ||
| So when they say that, that's the Orwellian doublespeak phrase meaning lie. | ||
| Treat everyone with kindness means participate in the delusion or else you're being mean. | ||
| It's not kind to tell people they're wrong. | ||
| It's not a kind thing to say that Your beliefs are insane, but it's true. | ||
| When you stop telling me to lie, I'll stop shouting the truth. | ||
| Just stop lying. | ||
| It's pretty simple. | ||
| See, they don't see it as lying. They see it as being kind. | ||
| And that is like the primordial. | ||
| That's the metaphysical difference between our worldviews. | ||
| Just people on that side think it's kind to lie. | ||
| I think you're being mean if you tell them the truth. | ||
| And this is a crossroads, not just with transgenderism, but mostly with that. | ||
| But you're not a good person if you disagree with climate change, right? | ||
| You're fatphobic if you tell the truth about what obesity can do to people. | ||
| Is it kind to lie to people? | ||
| Is it kind to participate in their delusions? | ||
| Is it kind to facilitate and encourage mass deception? | ||
| I don't find that kind. I don't think it's nice to tell a fat person that they're beautiful and perfectly healthy when they're obese and going to die at 45 from a heart attack. | ||
| I don't think it's nice or kind to go along with telling a 7-year-old that you're actually really a boy and God messed you up and you should take hormone blockers and puberty pills. | ||
| I mean... These people's perception of kindness is as warped as their perception of reality, I guess. | ||
| One thing I love about reading the Harry Potter books, you know, this thing called polyjuice potion, where you can turn into somebody else. | ||
| I never noticed it until the last time we were going on a long road trip and we were listening to the Harry Potter audiobooks in the car. | ||
| And you realize that... Nobody ever switches gender. | ||
| You can turn into a cat. | ||
| Harry Potter is a world that J.K. Rowling created where a teacup can be a frog and a human being can turn half cat by making a potion. | ||
| But a boy turning into a girl is still a little bit beyond the pale. | ||
| They can fight dragons and fly on broomsticks, but a girl becoming a boy? | ||
| No, I mean, come on. There's got to be some sense of reality here. | ||
| I'd never noticed that until the last time I read through. | ||
| Oh, does this girl turn into Harry? | ||
| Maybe I'm wrong. Or maybe the movies have just done this. | ||
| I know in the first couple of books, at least, it's always like, okay, Hermione will turn into this girl, and Ron will turn into this guy. | ||
| They don't do the gender-bending thing. | ||
| Because there's a lot of weirdness that goes along with that. | ||
| But she's taking a stand against this, and it's been incredible to see. | ||
| But of course, what she's fighting against is not just transgenderism, but transgenderism itself is an outgrowth of the mental illness the teens are experiencing nationwide. | ||
| As a story from InfoWars today breaks down, teen mental health has never been worse, according to a new report. | ||
| U.S. teens are experiencing the worst levels of mental health problems ever recorded, and the gap between the number of teenagers who report mental health conditions and the number of those who receive treatment is increasing. | ||
| And it's... You know, I get it. | ||
| It's like exhausting to say the same thing over and over, and I'm sure you're sick of hearing it, but it is the same thing happening over and over. | ||
| It's the same process taking place over and over and over again. | ||
| Because you can associate this with everything else, right? | ||
| The homelessness situation, a place like California. | ||
| Homeless situation is kind of bad, and then tons of effort and money and energy goes into fighting homelessness, and then the homelessness problem is 10 times worse, and you're out of a bunch of money. | ||
| Well, has mental health in teenagers been less of a concern or more of a concern over the last decade? | ||
| Have there been more psychiatrists in schools or less over the last 20 years? | ||
| How is it that the more effort goes into fighting these problems, the worse the problems get? | ||
| We've covered this extensively with the controversy now where places like Texas and Oklahoma are wanting to bring in chaplains, church youth group leaders and chaplains to fill the counselor positions that are vacant because they can't get enough of them because the teen health crisis is so bad. | ||
| They can't hire enough counselors to deal with it. | ||
| So they're trying to bring in extra people and those people are being prevented. | ||
| Because people are saying, well, you can't have religious leaders in because they don't realize that the counselors that are in schools now are religious. | ||
| They do have an evangelical side to them, only it's for the mental illness. | ||
| They're encouraging the mental illness. | ||
| They're contributing to it. | ||
| That's what's happening when a kid with social issues comes to you and you tell them, oh, you're actually a boy. | ||
| You're not helping it. You're exacerbating the issue. | ||
| You're contributing to and enhancing the mental illness. | ||
| And we go through some of the numbers, but trends have increased significantly since 2010. | ||
| In that year, 8,000 out of every 100,000 teens experienced a major depressive episode. | ||
| By 2021, just 11 years later, that figure had more than doubled. | ||
| To 19,000, nearly 20,000. | ||
| Increasing trends can be observed for persistent sadness and hopelessness, risky and health-threatening behaviors and suicidality. | ||
| So in the time period since 2010, have we become more liberal or less liberal? | ||
| In the time since 2010, have we focused more on mental health or less on mental health? | ||
| Sort of a chicken and the egg sort of thing, if you want to get down to it. | ||
| But it seems to me like... | ||
| There are massive systemic issues with our nation as a whole that are only being exacerbated by these false attempts to correct them. | ||
| And this isn't like something that's going to go away without major correction. | ||
| Without some sort of major corrective action This is just going to get worse. | ||
| And already we've seen like half of high school kids have contemplated suicide. | ||
| Some ridiculously high number. | ||
| What do you think is going to happen when you grow up in a world of materialism, of worthlessness, of narcissism? | ||
| And here's the interesting thing. | ||
| We'll close with this. | ||
| I was... Maybe we'll get into it because it's very popular online. | ||
| There's a new Netflix show called Baby Reindeer and Piers Morgan interviewed this woman that's depicted in the show and there's all this controversy about is it a true story? | ||
| Is it not a true story? | ||
| It's about stalking and all this stuff but the main focus on it is in narcissism and I was watching this psychiatrist talk about narcissism. | ||
| He said something that is contrary to what you might expect at first but it actually makes perfect sense if you think about it. | ||
| Narcissists Many times come from abusive homes where they're neglected. | ||
| And so sort of to overcome the feeling of neglect, they become narcissists. | ||
| And they derive self-worth from other people celebrating them and giving them what they call narcissistic supply, praising them, or even being scared of them. | ||
| Whatever it is, it's like a self-fulfillment thing. | ||
| They go, at least they're reacting to me. | ||
| At least I exist. And to correct narcissism, if somebody goes in to be treated as a narcissist, they don't tear them down. | ||
| They don't say, you're a narcissist. | ||
| You're full of yourself. You're nobody. | ||
| You shouldn't be as full of yourself as you are like a narcissist. | ||
| What they do is they actually build that person up. | ||
| They actually give them self-worth that's derived internally rather than externally. | ||
| And that's how you treat a narcissist. | ||
| So our main problem, I think, as a culture and society right now is pervasive narcissism. | ||
| And the way that you get rid of that is not by tearing down. | ||
| The teenagers having mental health crises, you try to build them up internally with self-worth and knowing that who they are is important and powerful, regardless of what anybody else thinks about them. | ||
| And if we don't make a corrective measure in that regard, we're lost, guys. | ||
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